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Knights of Pythias, , Catstle JIz11, Newberry Lodge No. 75. '1' A'l' T' f) CON V I,NTIONS O1" t this indge will t1o held the 2nd and 4th Tuosday nlighl:; of eacht mon1th1 at 8.30. Visiting Knights cordially wolCo(ned. TI1O:4. N. E'TI N,(I K. of It. and S. Crot well Hlotel Huil(ciIih. Nw".vistOru y v :A)t}:I:. ('orruected every 'Pu.:sday and Friday by Summiier Rh-, m eat ...................... ......... ( S 1 oulders ........................... 8e. H1a mns..... .............-............. l-e. host, [,ard ................---.--.... 10(ar Ir. Iliest. l\lolaw.-, nO w 'rip...... 600. Good Mllsses...................., 5(r 0c. C orn .....................,,,........... 7 ,. M eal ............................... 7j o . H ay............., ...............,... $1."0. W heat lira ........................ $1.25,. 1st L'atent Il'ur.................. -$75. ?nd Best lour .................... $4.25. Strait F Iu...... . $4.00. Good Ord in'ary Flom . 2 7 Sugar ....................... *......... t(aq61c. C . ..ee ................ 5( 8 c. CoiTco.....-----....................... 10 150. Cotton se'd meal, per sack... $1.25. Bale 1-1u116, p(.r: cwt .............. :35e, Country ).'roJuto.u 13utto', p. r lb ..............'....... 15(q)20e. Eggs, per iw'"n ................ '10,. Ohickens, each.................... l5(I25(. Peas, per bushul.................. '9Oe. Corn, per bushel .................. 70c. Sweet potatoes .................... 60@6;60c. Turkeys, per lb .................. 6(c 8e. Fodder, per cwt .................. 75e. Inath;cue at i'iUa raa{. Mr. A. L. Aitll will give a first-class harbecue in the grove at 'onarla on J uly 13th. lie guarantees to give every one a good dinner, and there will be amusement furnished for all who attend. Hog Log(. One male hog, forc feet both white. Can be found at A. T. Wilson's. Owner can get same by paying for this adver tisement and danage3. t. oney to Loan. On long time and casy terms, secured by first mortgage on improved real estate. Apply to Hunt, 1-unt & Ilun tcr, Attorneys at .:w. ft&f Grinding Done )ay or Night. Ready to make engagelents. Will have an cxperiencd Inill . Satisfac tion guaranteed. Wf&t. . L. Schumpert. Base Hall. There will be a game of ball on the college ground Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock p. in., between the Newberry and Royals teams. This promises to be a good game as the two teams are well matched. Everybody should at tend and In this way help the boys to organize a good team for this seaton. k There will be a small admission fee of 15 and 10 cents char.ed. 8pecial Notice. 1)r. Geo. It. Harding, the painless tooth extractor, will be at J. 11. flair's home in Newberr'y, S. C,, on August 2d to remain one week, toE give all a chance to have theji' teeth extracted without PAIN. Dri. lIIaiding's oflice is at 1316 Main street, Colunbia, H. C., where all per'sons can haive dental work done by the new syst,em, PAINLESS, at low prices by e3xpert dentist. Call and get pics, all work war ranted first class and at low prices. We will give a fir'st-class barbecue at the residence of .air. W. DI. Hialfacre, near' St. Philip's chu rch. on Friday, July 19. There will be special entertain ment for the young plet)L. A delight fuil pla1ce will be furnished for dlancing. Every3 onie wh attends is guaranuteed a ' goodi time. Special attentian will be paid to the enteirtainnment of the p)eo 1)10 as wvell as to giving themi an espec ially good dlinner Dinner: Ladles 310 cs., gentlemen 35 ets. Tefollowing Newberry gentlemen are inColumbia acting as guards for the Southern Rail way durIng the strike which has now been on for some time. B3esides these there are several other Newberry men woerking in the shops. The following are those from the tonwho are acting as guai'ds: Messrs. T. .Villlams, A be T'eague, J. C. Chalmers,iJoh n .Adams, Earnest Wick er, Henry Todd. 0O(d Hoie r's Experience. M. M. Austin, a civil war veteran, of Winchester, Ind., writes: "My wilfo was sIck a long time In spite of good doctor's treatment, but was wholly jcur edl by Dr. King's New Life Pillls, which worked wond are for her health." T'Iheyv always do. Try them. Only 25e ALaves for Europe. Miss Susie Summer, daughter of Mr. C. E. Summer, leaves today for Europe. She will join M iss Fische, the music teachcr of Elizabeth College, Char lotte, N. C., at New York on Saturday and sail direct to Europe. She will spend several months there p)ursuing a course of study in music. Miss Summer has consl(dorable talent in music and goes to Europe to complete her course and p)erfect herself in the art. Tot Causes Night Alarm. "One night my brother baby was taken with (Croup," wrlies Mrs. J. C. Binder, of (Crittenden, Ky., "It seemedI itvudstrangle before we could geta d or, so we gave it Dr. King's New Discovery, wiich gave quick rlef and cured me of a chronIc bronchial trouble that no other remedy would relelve.' Infallible for Coughs, Colds, Throat and Lung troublen. 50e and $1.00. T1rial bottle free at all drugglis. VARIOUH AND ALL ABOUT. Small showers on Sunday afternoor ats reported in the upper part of the county. Mtiss Edith Henderson has returned fron Columbia. ir. J. 11. unter, of I'rosperity, wa, in town yesterday. AIr. M. L. Spearmanl returned fron. Charleston yesterda y. l is. II. t. Epting is visit ing relaiives and friends in I 'rosperit.y. I{cv. I-. Y. Pressley, of )ue Vest, was in the city yesterday. Ai r. 1?. II. Velch1 has b.,een 1 reappoint ed referee in bankrulptey. Eufgeie S. Ilecase, I';:q., of :3aluda, was in the city the week. Niiss Bseulah MecKenzie, of Florence, is visiting AIrs. U. II. 1Welch. MI ri. G. \V. IHoliand and i rs. c. It. ('romer leave this week for Virgiiais. Mrs. It. D. Wright, who has- been visiting in the city, has gone to IHen lersonvillc.- Spartaburg Journal, ;I lily 12th. A barbecue will be given at St. Mat thew's church on the 31st. J'roceeds will go towards helping to paint the parsonage. Prof. S. L. Powell, who has just lo cated an artesian w0,1 in (Mranit0ville, stopped over in Newberry this week on his way home. Capt. W. T. Jackson, formerly of Newberry, but who has lately moved to Columbia, was in town for a few days this week. Mr. LJ. 1. Aull, of Te 11 crald and News, is spending a while with his pa rents, Ir. and Mrs. .T. L. Aull, of Greenwood County. Miss Nannie McCaughrin, of New berry, arrived yesterday in the city to visit Miss Gladys Fleming-Spartan Spa-burg Journaal, 12th. Capt. W. J. Turbeville, of Florence, spent a few days last week in Newberry with his brother, Mr. Joe Turbeville, of The Herald and Nows. Mr. J. 11. D :rick, who graduated at Newberry Cr ego the past session, has a position ..ih the Newberry roller mills on the Iight force. Mrs. C. Ml. Cook left on Sunday for Hendersonville, where she will have charge of the linen department at the Wheeler for the summer. Dr. Ceo. 13. Cromer, who has been at Glenn Springs for a few days prepara tory to entering upon his sumi- er work, returned to Newberry on Satreday. The Lutheran church has been offered to the Woman's Missionary Society to. be used by it w hile in session here, and the evening meetings will be held thiere. Mr. H1. C. Lorick, who graduated from Newberry College the past ses sion, left Friday for Nashville to take a course in bookkeeping and stenogra phy. Mrs. W. W. Hodges, who has been spending some time here as the guest of her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Samuel Stradley, returned yeoterday to her home in Newberry.-Grcenvillo News, 13th. Aiais Lillian Jamieson, a former resi dent of this place, now of Ncwberry, is visit,ing her numerous friends here, who are glad to welcome her, and hope she will remain soe ilme.-Laurens 1Herald, J 2thI. R.ev. R. A. Child, p)residinig eldler of this dist,rict, preached in the Central Methodist church Sunday morning and in the O'Neall street Methodist church Sunday evening. Bo1th sermons were thought iul and eloquent. MI iss illuphemia McCliIntook, of New berry, spent Friday in A bheville the guest of llev. and Mr's. T. W. Sloan. Alias McClintLock occupies a high poei tioni in the Presbyterian College for Women in Columbia and is one of the brainiest, women in the State- A bbe ville Medium, July 41. D)r. E. M. Stevens, of Elberton, Ca., is in charge of the prescription de.. partment at Mr. W. G. Alayes' drug store. Mr. Stsvenis is a gradluate of the Maryland School of Pharmacy, and is In every way fitted to be in charge of the p)rescrplltion department. NI r. Maycs would be glad to have his f,riends call on him. Marrieui, July 14th, 1901, at the residencec of the bride's father, Mr. Thee. Danielson, Mr. John Taylor and Miss Lizzie Dan jolson, Rev. W. M. Pinson ofllating. A IIelena irl Ge a (old Modial In Newv Mexico. In a program of the commencement exercises of Loretta Academy-"Our Lady of Light"-at Santa Fe, New Mexico, appeared the name of a young lady who only a few years ago left Helena as a little girl, but Is now able to wear the first goldl medal awarded her as the best musician In t,he.Aca demy, and which p)riz/o she won over a large claiss of fine musicIans at the last session us the school, p)laying both. piano and violIn. She is Miss Callie Pitts and lives wIth her sister, Mr-s. W. 'I'. Shelton, in Santa Fe. Miss Piltts besides excelling as a mnusiciani, made a fine record in other studios and bids fair to graduate with honor-s, having two years yet to prepare for gradiuation. We take pieasure In hearing such fine reports from tho "little girls" who leave us. She Is a daughter of Mr-. W. A. Pitts, of Hliena.. Sihe D)idn't WVoat a Matsk. But her beauty was completely hid den by sores, blotches. anmd p1imples0 till she used Buckien's A rnican Salvo. Then they vanished as will all Eruptions, Fever Sores, I oilIs, lclers, Carbuinches and Felons from its use. Infallible for (Cuts Corns, Burns, Hcalds and Piles, cure gitaranteed. 250 at, all drolulats. VAlt1o1;1 AND ALl, AlurF. Col. (Geor:re .Iollnstono Vent to Co. Itm1ibia ye: irday. M r. 1'. 1,. I'ynuim has been appointed Ulnited Stales Comm11issioner at New berry. I1on. 11. II. Evans and daughter, \ (is Genvieve, went to Coilmbia yes .erday. i rs. J. 11. Cannoii and daughter, Miss Mlinnie, are Visit.ing Mir. and M\rs. Ii. S. Cannon. Irs. .J. . Watts ha. returnled home from ia viit to rfeitives andl friends iII ('olumlbia. II^v. ar. Scherer, of the I.utheranl clhurc h, will take his vat ion after nhext Sundl(ay. Tculher for Union Acadeily will he elected ont tih 15st of Augu-st. S:liary . C.( lthc' rforl has he n re elected lte1+d"I of the NIt. I'I:sant SciO')l fur i :h nxt Scholastic yearl. M rs. .I. i-'. '.'rdery and little "of), I'uge nc, ir vf r" turned to Charleston after a virit to relatives at Ilelena. Mr. Alor:.c )tudley, of Athens, Ga., the new s?np:rintendent of the knitting m ill, arh'riVeid in the city yesterday. P'rof. XV. A Co,unts, of Little Moun tain, was inl tcwn yesterday and gave ''he Ilerald atol News a pleasant, call. Little Alu n -on iuford, youngest oin of Sherigf l3uford, who has been serh ously ill for I lie last week or ten days, is improving vcry nicely. Mr. Rob . A. Welch, of Houston, Texas, is at home on a visit to his parents, Al r. A. C. Welch. Mr. Welch wont to Texas some thirteen years ago, and this is his first visit home in some four or five years. Mr. J. 11. Hair, Senior Sagamore of the great council of South Carolina, Improved Order ],ted Men, has been in vited to Columbia on the 23d to tal:t.^ part in the initiation of new members in the lodge at Columbia. 1Ir. Hair is a member of the Newberry lodge, Bor gell Tribe No. 21. Ie Won't Como Agaln. l"or some time some boys have bren going into Air. E. Y. Morris' store through a hole In the hack door and helping themselves to what they might want. They had broken the glass out of the door, and when Mr. Morris nail ed boards over the hole they pulled otT the boards. All efforts to catch the thieves were of no avail, and abnut a week ago Mr. Morris set a shot gun in side the store fixed so that it would fiire towards the h'ole when the board was pulled. Only a very small charge was put in the gun. Early Sunday morn iug the explosion wa+ heard, and sever al men got there in time to catch a glympse of the llying little negro. The board was filled with shot and it is probable that the negro also received some in his body, though the charge r s not heavy enough to hurt him much. The negro was not caught, but it is not probable that he will com again. Since wiriting the above Mr. Morris has found the thief. Yesterday morni ing a negro woman camne down to see Mr. Morrie and asked him when lie would send for her son. She thought Mlr. Morris had stood inside the store and1 shot him. TJhe name of tihe negro is l)ock Jones, about fourteen years old. A good many shot entered his right arm and sid a. iIe claims that another negro, WIll Robertson, was with him JImpe)rinl l'roesing Clash liocated on corner Firicnd and Nance st.acet, at Watts old stand is preparedl to (10 all kinds of cleaning andl( dying and pressing. Goeds called for and delivered. light suits of clothes per monthI 1)Iree and cleaned for' $1 00. t&f tf. EB>Dli LPAYNI:. SherlTfliatford UnItchesi Somto MorO. The otber morning Leo Glymp, who killed A dam Chick with a hoe on July 9th on hir. Jf.C.S.lhrown's place, walked up to Sheriff Buford and. surrendered himself .Whcn asked if he was the man who killed Adam ChIck lie said lie was. "'I killed that negro in self-defense. [ did not want much to give up, hut they told mec if I did niot they would catch me any how andl I julst conmc on." Even the criminals rccognizes that, when Sherif IhT Iford holds a warrant against t.hem they amight as wvell "ljuist come on" for it will only be a question of time any way until they aire safely lodged In jail. MIarshall Gaillard was capturedt I Columbia Friday miorning. A warrant has beeni out foir him for some time. IHI is eharged with violating contract. Y'estcrday morning P'earl Jackson w~as arrested jus8t belowv Prosperity. Hie is char'gcd with lai'eny and violat lng contract and two warrants wore out against, him. One was lacned in the sheriff's hands In July of last vear and the other ineMar'ch of thIs year. Sheriff Buford had made three trips to Columbia for him, eor had looked for him three differ'ent times while there oni other business. HeI isi safely lodged in jail now, and now, lhe too, knows that wheni Sheriff Biuford holds a warr against him lhe might as well "1j. come on." The Joy of the house Is the baby. No matte.' how many have come before, the latest airri val brings joy to all. When thbe litt,le one takes his first glimp)se of the world, he Is In, It is a minute of keenest joy. Father Is proud, mother is fond, brother Is eager, sisters are tender, nurse Is dlevoted; the whlole human world Is kind. There is another, an under, world with enemies in it. When baby gets into Its shadow, he qjuicek with Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil-he Is sure to get into its shadow; let him get no further than into the edgre of it. liealth Is the baby'n life. Of (lit) Nvwiblt--y ',(thet, onf -e('o t'ne( M 1Ieut III Mt. Tabt1v r %, !tttr("II --I'Iogr+atIt. The Newberry ('ortferenece utheran Sunday School rOnvention : wi mu('et In Aft.. 'Ialor chulrlch A\ii .u t Iit, m1 2nd, 19. 1. P ; . .M. lU a. m;. I)'votio!nal I'xerciser-- I:ev. Z. WV. Itede'nittt h1. We leosnw I\<hlres, - f,. . iher y. 1. ''he Catr itin in the Sundiay School--.tl:hn ( '. G,o.'ant , l!'-v. W\. II. Ililier, 1{ov. C. 'l..4\rml-tron;. -.'. The Sunday;t :;'hool \I1u:ie W. I'. C'ounlts, i{ev. 11. J. .t)mhiam, Ieev. \V. K. Sligh. :3. What ile Used in the Suntday School .\. (;. WVise, I:. S.'I2. Nease, I{ev. J. J1. I.o1;t. -I. Rtound Tle1., hot1;(ay '.-bw)1 TIhe internationatl le son for" 4\% tl ith, taught by Prof. I.Im. k. t -.lr. ;. Is Iio Sunday School .le;ol,ns-ilde for the I).Ieline of the .1lonie 'I'rainin If so wlat is the 1emy I)r. (Go, 1;. Cromer, 1(.3v. .\. J. 1itwers, I ev..I. A. Sligli. 6. Is t.he Siun(lay School Conventlion 3ene(icial to the Sunday ShoIols V. A. Bioland, lIev. .J. I). lioIle 4, liev. II. o. ounts. 7. 1low to I'Encourage {ltiular .\ teniance in the Siunday School Ctl . 'I'iths. W. Ilolloway, Jefferiont (unuattIe hanumn, I(ev. Z. W. Ifldenbaugh. A NtiwhIerry I. onniy Koy. In recent issues of the t'lorida Time. Union, of Jackson,ville, and t.he I.:akt' City Reporter, arte notices of the hni Ingr of a new court house in C'olumWtldi County. Speaking of the hoard of county commuissioners of this cout the laake City RLeporter sa::s: Our Board of County Comissionerl is mado of the right. mettle. As true as steel, and (irI in their adhe'ence to the plain ntit of duty, they have ever Qubservcd t ihe interests of the people of Jolumnbia County, Itt.tl in no inlstanec has their iteg rity ani good judfigment been more fully ext-iplili"'(1 than in their recent action pvb"tVitlin;g for the erection ofI a conIiiutious, i-afe and substtntial court hou-e. 'T'lhe new court house, as prtovided in the resolution presented by Commis sloner ]R. T. BIoozer and unanimously adopted, will cost not to exceed i5,0ta. Ali'. R. T. lIoozer, the chairman of this board, is a I'rosperity boy, the -.oi of Mr. 1v. S. lnoozer, of that, town. It will be r:eon from this in what esteem Mr. Boozer is held by the people with whoim he has made his hone. Newbecry boys generally succeed whenever they go. Dealth (r Jno. wV. Taylor, lI r. .1ohii W. 'Tay!or, wllo moved from her"' to his home near ('olilmbii, i few mouths ago, lied on Sunday morning, 1th linstalit, ifter Itan illnles:; of several months with li ight's dis case, in the -2nd year of his age I.is remains were brought to Newberry on Monday and buried in I{osemont Ceme tery at 01 o'clock yc;tcrday afternoon from his late residence, a Iart of hisl fanily htving not ..t moved to ('. Inumbia. Alir. Taylor was coninect d with the businhess initerests of New berry since his b)oy,hood (lays andit by strict attention to business, was making a success, -unti ii compelled on account of hiis healt.hi to seek other cm ployment in anot her cli mate, which caused him i to give up his business here and leave Newhem-ry. IIe was es teemed by all. lie leaves~ a wiidowv and several clild ren to mourn hiis dIeathi. Water conisumUers will please take notice that at a meeOtinig of the CoImlmi. sioners of P ublic Works held oini Aay' (:1st., a irule wvas paissedl that no( ~ spinlk lig of any kind b)y means of a hio.e woulId be aIllowed under Ci any conitlions execCptinrg th rough a motcr. TbhSi's rle to be in etfect Jily 1st. 2, f&0 t . M. .Roy i, So pt. Rev. Mr. F~ordl to Leave,. T'he ruanny friends of the .1exv. W. S. B. tFord(, for'memrly pastor of West 1:1nd .Raptist, church, hut more recentLIy of t,hc Cherokeo Avenue 3l1aptist, churchl, (Gaff'ncy, S. C., will he surmprised to lear'n of his determination t,o nlecept, ia call at Cambridge, l\Id. Mr. Ford is ia native of this State, and we dislike to learn of his deter'mination to leave thec home State, but ats tho field for work therc is much gre' ner than where now locat.ed, hc has probably done wisely ini acceplting the opportunit,y for i ncreasedI usefulness ini his chosen calling. NIrm. F'ord is Ia young mnan of wVonderCfuIl ac t,ivity, whlolly dovoted L.) thie cause oIf Chirist, andi rchles (ho yon pe l~htopmle of h is congregation in a mannmer seldom known to faiL of resultLs. We rejoice, hiowevem, in the knowledge that what is0 our loss is othcirs' galin. Notice of M(eting of C!onfedmerate ISoldiiers On the iirst Sattur'day in August (3rd day) at 3 o'clock p. mi., the suri'ving soldier's and sailors of the Stato or the Confederate States in the late WVar He tween the States wvill mnot In thir respective townships and organize by electing a chalirtuan and scor'et.ary, andl shalt elect biy ballot an ex-Confederate soldicr' or sailor, not, a holder of, nor' an applicant for' a pension, as the representative of the vcter'ans of said township). The mneetings will be0 at the following p)lacc.a, viz: No,. I townshIp, Newberry C. U.; No. '2, Gibson's stoie; No. 3, Mt. P'la ants; No. -1, Whitmlre's; No. 5, Jalapa; No. 6, L1ongehmore; NI). 7, Williamns' store; No.8', U topia; No 9, 1Prospority; No. 10, Joily Street, No I1, Pomaria. Noticec will be given in the papers when t,bc reopresentativies will meet to elect, a new county board. W. (*. Pecterson. ChimnCounty Pension Board. gat(":; to the \' oitn'. Missionary Conl vn tion t: whith'll meets in1 Nwberr'y .1uly l i l''ollowint- eaclt mime of a delt' ;iat" it (!he tn t' of lhe P- rstOn whlere si' 'wl I I he t tert ained: A! ey, .I : ( .\ .! I.' . la wid (at C ro\ well.) .\thun-. \ r W 1 ; .I \\'l apman. Ahh r;otti, M i .\nnic .1 11 W icker. \lbn. Mirs lI I, ('( ' I'hirte r (a (tu to, fi t i A N:!t t 1Iari a--W\' \Va! ( :-.t. 1. IKi -\" J.I' ' T trr ant, I( lit r, .i IS II (b; -o M t irter. Iiuor , \ii i- II!tt"\ J1\ ('ha,';1nan l veer i. - liC In.- i ( ' .\.r a . I- I : , M t, < W .t." 1'ti w t ('r4 t Iu/.in d , IM r l-: I) \t[S \ .\ l;ih. lit r. i :ruh:, , : Il I ,J liI \Vic . Hi tS, .\1 i:,N i -1- J \V uIh.n. ('aniu ell, Mr:ts J1 ' 1r- .I Mary right. ('hib:Lt, : is I,-) ( i's M cW hi t. r. Coll11 i , .11i:;; I-:m ma -Nlr .11 1.: 1,ak1e. ('os'ing t .on, .\l i'-- h i . .I W\' ia ('ovinaton, .1i- \la(ti J \\ ('httl.. S'il tinan, .\ iss .lS Ic TI ' y 'r o. ('ox, .1 i s in. I B. 11( 'arty". 'urtti., \li- s,tsio .\tles.1 - . I al. Crouch, .lr,: 1 W J W (hapman. ('onanor, \I i's .\Iice--- r I l .1on ;r. iarb'y, Ni i Prank -- .1Irs ('otrie G;. -neker. I ivver, MIrs 1.1 .:-- (aven:I gh, . IIalliet, \1is;3 L--- 1 da\stnt:. IDurani , Mliy"s \1 i ...e-.I)c J Ig (.i. I'o w , N 1 i:; { i -- li [) W right,. I.Mi, .ir: U3 U -D I I Wa\ (ela. cal. I-:Irr d, . !is (ora -to be suppllicl. Gary, AI = I'mma--J W White. (WIy, !I Isou I 1 P Gr11-1i'i . (;arliun;ton, M i iei:uli-( Ii 1neC'ar ty, (::;tnbre!i , N is I .\m ha--- lI 1) Vright. G.irdllett, M rs I (;. -Mrs Iiniett.. ('ray. Mr., i fI --to he )1 s lui t . Greene, Nirs J WV--lrY I Iuiet.t Grib y, is sndic I.: S W\iur, IIuaer, Miss May A---Dr S ( Weclch. 1ll;u,a, i-s l enry -to be supplied. 1trlr en, laster Jams1)ct --'\ TI' Tar rant, IIellamt-, Ath, (),t-av'ia -- l l II F'rank lin. Ii nry", M iss 1''lorence -.i erry Walton. IIe"rh t', Mrs I-: S---Rev WV I Ilierbert. Ilosigecs, iis;; 11uida-WV Wv lll;cge, lul , Mi rsN IM ll--- - (' G;aillardI 1 1it uh rt, NI:s .1 -' I II A\ tll. ( If lc mbe, 11iss Nate-1: 1'.1'arrant..I lutTberl, Miss :\ttnht'll NI Dlennis. I'l r, ri t - I '- I;.1 .II I iti. Jones, Ni is- W i llI----t 'ratnk: Spearm an. Jenni nl, Mt'; A S-U 11 Caunnon (at (ae(n tal Io-) Jaek~ insn Alra i--o benppplied, lIcel a, Is l'aulin-- - .I K Gilder. l'iinard, Nli s Wainefr--d as ':idtn. Ili Ieit, Aes -.\ ia a. -leran Spar SLithne, Mi .- lieh--a Tavenaugh. Craybin, ol.31 l3-obspild Mart,ain,n .\ i s I, -- .I C 'ope. iin Hteilln ir M Va--JXX ll Wice. Amlihix \Miss lA- t ) 11Scholtz. S\ewnrtr, .\vsj WI iyll--r J. Nf Itail1T Mtore, .\Irsl --- be ruppla--)ied.Fan lie. Sr' eNii, M s I \--To e supl) id. Nellea, Nlirs .1 oui--W ll Wallac. iN i'holso, M ii J; une-I -i MII rs Cori NounamakIer ,'-s-Lllieo --il iltl'ank Nke, 31 IssIft tI-i iso (I - en-ko traliioe.Net )o -T ryWlL. OVpit, Nits X --C Clbethitr Mrsatteso, r Gl' J-Mr.Mr W'teb, Mrs W IKI l- Mrs C1 Wilims (atsnra IIounse.) [3- ( a I Parrt lts , NJ --tio) 1 ho supll Wl'echan, NI s .1 >NI re WAddlera V'ebr, Ms M W-J Pophie. Phillips MIss Carre-Ja-' F EpOting Welif, iss'/Amgnes-s M Eping. Sntht, Mr s C\ice.--Jas NTodd at Wosama, Ms , A- Jug C William Smaih, Miss Nclyde-tov bespplied(. Shaler, MissfAd'--J 1 Wh.rts. i' v. it ing~ aIt Nlv rn.' 1 iL , It 111'1 : 1 ' ,n a ') h ( v Iii t l- \ I hl n , ' .:'il \ I t t 1lt. 1 /I 11 ; ))I of il\'.l *. . . 1-,,:roo t I. ()\\I: .1 :,.. 1 hl n ! i, - h t l of ( '1 1111(('. , Z i n ' i tl - . t. (' i a I th 1 ' 'I'l f V 'w Il 'n w .il " ..tt , rl nl't i , y ,lt' (1" '") ,, : t '. : I l.. ';;; 1e i 1n'. r, 11 .\ 4''. ' I t I ) tt. '1(e I 1 \':I .- l 1): l 14,1!lun , ' w Ill b ' 11 I1l . ll I'4 1 ,, \',l flt I 11g I t,: \(,5il4 i m \'i1 t: I t4C I1I4 \ ' :lltt a T h ' t h :.lr i . t: . : ai ( wI li " ar' y h, in nat.1 1 I it t", 'I II t I: tl t ml( . 111k ~ ~ it N:11)11W VNS I Call and \a th 1y t lotNin ty- i:, lW'it ba -ea er ;Jaery. I t 14 a :il ':; I.\ \ ''I +. it IIdI t'l r(l I t':;::n''.,, .l( (luwh ly, ':ainting 1d :ii ey j iS l;h 1n 1it>I.:i'':i have lr t'(l( tha t Ih-I tie i1;tt"r:; wtiI Ii kl:y u ( .) '11 troul' . "I ":1 (r,'(i r:(. 'he'I1(lI (' I' rl,y, otI' tl'4 ter.o (II, Ia., u'all t un bI w pac 1(4 ine ni' l 1 ' I(ubII l dIr,i:+ in l t ' ', but It' (t1rio IItter v )i ('l !IX il X.( 1I4IIt IIII ecrlhi, I I W ,un able d all 1ny IIle.lw; l II." ii 1(V4 Ienie I ll ('l 4)1: IPt iurn, unpov') .p I e t :0 , i v(y I('rf,tcl. I(althl. I nly :)(l u at a ll drugg I i.:I:+ l I Foru1 ;u11- rimr (u'ii o l lhert inl Ot' (l: i I ,t:'1.n-,Il)it, )I t l It l~ \e hc't, efo lole li ,t Ehr y ( o u'. nkw 1huit i" l0(rd to boat. O of Iilll - i Tit: JL Nc\w"i,,-"ry i,,an and 'e ur v''I'I\ un ay Will hggb lt'wir' an ;a m' T at yio Corniel th:ubr(, Tum.edy tly I0. 1101, at L E:T 'clo'k . l. .1 N (). M. K I I N .\!'l I), ertrv Thh Ris er Fairy Tealcnher antie . (tict l. a "1)r\i il l 's '( 0? I.je 1L cIif l( you wat ar!gII;ains.11 1 Sold direct 1mim e fac to:y. Com aisoin s.ea Llder h an tes iunonials. Stieff pi.. praise;." Orrder' one onl tia! (o r forr am i son atnd you will buy E intrumnlts taken in exchange. Ci lAS. M. STIEFF, Pino Manufactu rer, Baltinoreo, RVl,. Nor. &, So. Carolina BIran ch 'vareroomi, 213 N. T r'yorn St., Charlotte, N. C. C. HA. WJlIM O T H , _-.. IV a nager . Good Time. Every man, lady and boy should have agooc tirme piece. Come and buy it of us as we have a large selection. If your watch, clock or jowelry needs reuair bring it t:) us and we will l)ut it in good or der. We also have a nice line oi Je.eilry,3 Silver Wear and Glass. r~ v{:,'i0 i ^w S ; Npeid-. k .~ 11" .(ll1 j I I i I Ily Wrife fr 'rie n an < -iou FIl- ! 1-' Tfor . ) 'i I' ( N lb '(: /! 1hoo l u - t i 1 , o ,lu1y,!1 , 1"11 ii locki , f. m .,:..0 H 1 1 --n I" r. A 1. I lt:t .n , Ih'i p , a t o '\1':, r.l on of ) i;. I * nt. T. ) ri 'a] g* li. A . (111 li' II. (,. H~ i sl Il lg . 8. ( '. Tr'.ust Teacher Wanted. atI the. school hI n '' . 'ridl:iy, .J uly '2i, at, -Ip ein.~~ for the. pup of H cig aI'!'t( iP* Silairy will be .a. p.r n(11nth for a. ftrni hUenti thieir api)nhtions~ to (ither: of l,he SEEN THE purchase to the e BEE2HIVE OF Sto give you one CH ARGE. d to 30 clays only ess money and rrier Free. ucement to buy the fBargains. sqaDealer.