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Money to Loan. On long timo and easy terms, secured by first mortgage on improved real estate. Apply to Hunt, 11unt & iun ter, Attorneys at Law. ft&f For Biliousness, Jaundice, etc., use Palmetto Liver Medicine. 10 cents at Dr. Van Smith's Drug Store. ly SALESMAN WANTI'I) to sell Anti Rust Roof Paint, Compounds and Lu bricants- Salary or Cotrnission. VULCAN C11M1tAr, COM'ANY, Cleveland, Ohio. For Itent. Storo and four rooms next door to Tarrant's. f-tf. Mits. R. L. 'AYSLNCi;tt. Best First Patent Flour at Palmetto Grocery for $4.40. You Know What Yon Aro Taking When you take Grove's 'astelcess Chill Tonic because the fotnular is plainly printed on every bottle showing that, it is sitply Irun and quinine in a taste less form. No Cure, No Pay. 50e. See Jamieson's Tuesday ads. it Lumbert Lutuberi! for Halo. Good sound Roughedge at l0e per hundred. Square Lumber at. 50o. We are also prepared to till bills o(i short notice. LONG & ilAVItI), tf S,lver Street, S. C. Best and heaviest on the market. Bagging and Ties 50c. a bale. E. M. Evans & Co. Special Telagram. Prosperity, Kinards, &c. The best dressed men here .on being questioned as to where they secured their tailor made clothes, informed us that they had read Jamieson's Tuesday's ads. and bought the best ready-made clothes good as tailor-made. it Chesterfield. Palmetto Li"er \edicine cured me of chronic constipation," writ.es Jatecs Evans, Piedmont, S. C. Sold at Dr. VanSmith's Drug Store. ly Best Second Patent Flour for $3,90 at Palmetto Grocery Store. Take it all the year round-'almet to Liver MAedicine. 1.0 cents att Dr. Van Smith's Di,g Store. ly 15 v rieties of Chocolate Candy just arrived at the Pal metto Urocery. The Rust t'roscriptton for Malaria Chills and Fever i- a bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply iron and guinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price 50c. Best and heaviest on the market. Bagging and Ties 50c. a bale. E. M. Evans & Co. Itates to Atlanta Fair. On account of the Southern Tnter state l"air, A tlanta, Ga., October 9-26, the Sout,h. rn Rail way comtpany will sell tickets, one first-'lass fare for the round trip, plas 50c., one admission to the fair grounds. TIickets on sale Oct,o ber 11, I16, 17, 22, 241, fintal limit October 29 J. A . 13urton, agent. ora bad taste in the mouth take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab lets. Ftor sale by WV. 10. Pelham. IEvery Tuesday .Jamleson's ads tell somnethting that it pays' to read. It Mr11s. J. H1. Hair has chairge of' Minmunghi's Millinery de To, thme 8jprtsnmn. We have been requested to ask all young men who are interested In a foot bail team, on the part of the city, to meet at the council chamber thtis (I'r,i day) evening at 8:30 o'clock, for the purpose of organizinig so as5 to copeO with the college boys. thya IIn WVas Toqrture.. "I sufr'ered such palin froms cotrns 1 coludi hardly walk,'' writes I1. Rrobin Aruica Salve comnpletely curedl them.'" Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cut s, sores, scalds, bu rnt, boils, Ili cors. Perfect healer of skin disases90 and p)iler. CLure gu irateeud by all drug glsts 25e. Mimn11aughi sells 'Wolfe Bros. Children's Shoes 8, 50c; 91, 85c,; 1 1-2, 98. trreachilng at Hleadc 5pings fTere will ho preachIng at Head s. Spings church next Saturday and ' i ah. T wo sermons each day. The Agwill all be (lone by R1ev. preac "%-, egy, of Woodrulf, S C. In H. R. Me Ain , - lai the forenoon service connection witht ' s addit,ional oflicers on Saturday somdl - ',, stalled and on will be ordained and i A the Lord's Sabbath the Sacrament o\' are cor supper Will he celebrated. A.. dially invited. Water Uare ror Ulhronto (conAtIlpaLion. - Take two cup )4 of hot watet' hal an~ hour befored each neal and jwatefre o ocol abou two brsafter each habi of this and in many oases chronlic cnstipation may be e,ared without the seof medicine Wheni a purgative usequired take something mild antd gete like Ohamberla~in's stomach and Lier Tablets. For sale by W. E. Pol ham. Tarbell's Cheese at 15 eents per lb. at Palmletto) Grocery. VARtIOUS AND ALA. Anou-c. Nee trespass notice. Miss Fannie Martin is clerkine at Mimnaugh's. Many are the wonders why the circus passed us by. Good cotton will bI :Ing 8e. in N,-w berry market today. Monday will he saleday. If you come to town drop in to see us. Cotton is coming in a little more steady now and business is looking up. Miss Tweet Itulf will be pleased to sue her friends at NIIonnaugh's where she is clerking. S.eme of our citizins say that they felt a slight earthquake shock Tuesday niglit between ten and eleven o'clock. Work has been started on the new cotton mill building, anid the contract ors will push the work to completion. It Is said that NI, ssrs. Davidson and Scott, both candidies for the postollice here, have gone to the seat of war itt Washington. The young men of the town, at. lea't somue of them, will tonight organ ite a football team to cope with the college boys. What has become of the Newberry (lame Protective Association? It is said that, the law is being violated in this county. See the "Chronothanatoletron" next Friday nig ht given by the young ladies of the A. It. IP. church, for the benefit of the new church. Greenville is organizing a paid fire department. The city is being forced to this we understand under a threat of a raise of insurance rates. The annual report of the Board of Trustees of the Newberry Graded Schools was crowded out of our last paper for wore important local mat ters, aid can be found on the first page of this paper. Our firemen have decided not to en ter the Augusta tournament this month. This being the busy season of the year It is hard for the young men to get off to practice for the races, so they have decided not to enter. Bookkeeper W. K. Jones of the Comptroller General's oflice took only a few hours Tuesday to make his set tlement with the Treaaurer and Audi - tor of the county. Iverything was found in good shape in both ofiecs and Mr. Jones went from here to Laurens. John Coleman, colored, appropriated two pair of pants to his own use from W. T. 'arrant's so're last Tuesday and pawned them at another place of busi ness in the city, for which the Mayor Bent him up for fifteen days. He had just served thirty days. The friends of Mr. Frank M. Ens worLh in Newberry will be pleased to learn that he is succeeding in business in Worcest,er, Mass. In a private let ter we learn that he is doing a nice business in the restaurant line. We are glad to hear of his suceass. 1)on't fail to attend the quilting party at the armory tonight. A lot of fun is in store for those who attend. Only ten cents admission will be charged and the p)roceeds wvill go to getting up the exhibit for l.h. Charxles ton Exposit,iin. The Observer~ Publishinug Company has obtained a charter to engage In t,he business of puibishing a news paper and conducting a general job prnting business in Newberry. Thue corp)orators are WV. II Wallace, F. 'I Wilson and Z. F. Wright. In the Washington specil to the News and Courier it was statied yester day that Col. C. J. Purcell was an ap plicant for lihe p)ostmastership of this city. Col. Purcell says there is no foundation whatever for the rumor. That he' has not appilied for the position. Co,ngres,an Lailti,nr on, the Nowimrry Congrez.man Latimer spent a few hours in Spartanburg the other day and was interviewedi by a newspaper man of that city, and in said Interview has the following to say of the Newberry postoflieco: "In Washington the latest bit of State gossip was the Newberry post otlce. B3oth McLaurin and B3lalock are in Washington, said the Congress man. "I have heard," he said, "that the proposition has been made to Mr. Fair, at present pOstmaster at New berry, that If he will resign, lhe will be piromp)tly reinstated. This is a rumor." 1lau,ghter.A or Confedeiracy. Trhe Daught,ers of the Confederacy will hold a business meeting at the residence of Mrs. Glenn~ on Tuesday, the 8th, at, 4.30 p. m. Thme members are all requested to be present an-d any who desire to join are invited. Flizabeth Dominick, Sec'y. The Formasi Opeoning. The formal openIng of Newberry College will take place next Monday morning, at which time addresses will be delivered by several gentlemen of the cit,y. The roll has not yet been made up, and no figures are given, however, the number present, the first day was larger than any previous year. Prof. B. M. Setzlar, of Pomiaria, Is assisting the faculty in the absence of Piresldent CIromner anld Pruofessor Bow era, both of whom will soon be able to ~'at their posts if they continue to .1 osh Westhafer, of I ,oogootee, Inrd., is a poO man, but he says he would not do wit,hut, Chamberlain's Pain Balm if it, cost,) f ive dollars a bottle, for it saved him ,from being a eripple. Ne external ai. lication is eqlual to this lnm t41 stilT and swollen joints, cont,ractedl riuOices, st,iff neck, sprains and rheuma1 c anid umuscular pains. It has also cu #'d nuimerouis eases of par ti paralsis, It Is for sale by W. I1 Palham. Iirs. S. J. Wooten is visiting at l)y' oa. Iev. J. A. Shgh was in the city yes terday. Iion. George Johnstono was in Green ville y, sterday. Mrs. .las. A. 1i,wers left Wednesday morning for Atlanta. )r. W. 1;. I'elham went to Asheville yesterday. Hte will return Saturdaty. iloin. George S. Mower went. to Due West today. lie will return tonight. : iss ILola Mwittenberg, of the county, is vi-iting her sister, Mrs. Samt Crouch. Mr. I'aul B3ouknight, left on Wednes day to attend the Cedar Sprinas I nsti tuto. Mr. C. C. Iteddoes' faimily returued Wednesday from their visit to the North. J. I" J. Cald well, Isq.. of the Green" wood bar, wias in the eiy an profesI;tonal business yesterday. Mrs. l S. lerbert arrived In the city yesterday from the upp.-r part of the State. (apt J. W. Gary and MIss Sara I'ope are spending a few (lays with relatives at Gary's. Mrs. R. Y. Leavell returned yester day from Cheraw where she has been visiting relatives. Master Holland Fellers wont to (.;o lumbia yesterday to have his eyes tested and glasses fitted. Mr. T. W. Krttt's family left yester day for C'lemson wherc they will make their home in the future. Mrs. 14. W. Lyles, who has been visiting relatives in the city, left Wedoesday for Columbia. Mrs. S. J. McCaughrin left. on Wednesday to visit Col. and Mrs W. I. Ilunt in Spartanburg. i'r. Eugene A. Grillin will leave in a few days for Lumberton, M iss., where he will make his home for a while. Rev. J. F. Jacobs, of the Southern Presbyterian, Clinton, was in the city this morning and paid us a pleasant call. Rev. and Mrs. Black, who have been visiting at Auditor Cromer's, left Wednesday for their home at Calhoun Falils. Mrs. Clara Hutelison has accepted a position with the Newberry Cash Store, and be pleased to see her friends there. Mr. Roland Spearman left Wednes day for Atlanta to accept, a position with the Southern Bell Telephone company. Associate Justices Y. J. Pope and Eugene B. Gary left yesterday for Columbia. Mr. Gary had been spend ing a few (lays with Judge Pope. Miss Ella Belle Williams, of Colum bia, who hlas been on a visit to Mr. I). 13 Wheeler and family, returned yes terday to her home in Columbia. Miss Eva Wright left on Wednesday for Galiney to enter Limestone College. Mr. Wright accompanied his daug bter to Gialiney, and retu rned Tbhuirsday. Dr. E. 13. Vince, of Orangebur'g, Dr. VTan Smith's new pre'scrlption clerk, has arrived in the city with his fatmily and they are stopping at the Crotwell. Mrs. H. S. Rlghtmnire, who has been sp)ending the summier with her rela Lives in Binghamton, N. Y., and Bridgeport, Coann., will arrive home today. Mr. J. F. GJrandy, of Grandy & Son, Greenville, S. C., contraictors, who have secured the contract to erect the Mollohon mill, arrived in tile city Wednesday with his family. [Dr. E. E. Williams left on Thurs day for his new home at Brevard, N. C., where he will oplen a drug store In his own name. D)r. Williams is a No. I p)harmacist, andl deserves to suecced. Hlon. F. HI. Domni mck will leave to (lay for Columbia, where he willl ameet the committee from the general assemn bly to cheek up tihe books of the State treasurer. lie will be absent about, a week. Mr. T. 0. Stewart, who loft on Sun day for Washingt.on to look to is inl terests aLs to the po'stmastership of tis cit.y, has ret,urned. Ho succeeded in see lng the president, filed his application, and is p)leased with~ his reception. Mr. Robt. Maycs left Wednesday for Balti more to resume his studies in tihe Baltimore School of Pharmacy. lHe went by Anderson t,o rpend a few days with his brother before going on to Bal.timore. This will be his last ses sion there. Th'e Granitevillei News haLs biec) pur chased by Mr. J. M. Polatty, and n1 ill hereafter be edIted by Mr. l'olatfy, with Mr. D. HI. Witherspoon, of New berry County, as associate editor. (1ompllementary to thme Vdlttor. Col. E. H. Aull, private secretary to Gov. McSweeney, was in the city yes terday on business and pleasure. Col. Aull has long been well known and poipulr in Cbarleston. Even before he became the private secretary to the governor lhe was known here, as well as throughout time State, as the edItor of the Newherry Herald and News, one of the best anti brightust newspapers in South Carolina. In addition to tha 5 also he Is tile president of t he Stat: Press assocIation, hlaving tilled that implortat and honorable position for a number of years. Col. Aull is an able newspaper mail, an ideal priivate se(crcO tary to a governor, and a gentleman of many attractive qIualities of mhind and1( heart. lie is always a welcome guest hlere, as he Is wherever he may go ih this State. -- Chlarleston News and - ourie. 2nd. A i18I'INGUI Pll1I) V 4I'i0It. Congrr,tsu~tn l,,tivieter lit thea (ity it ii I tt,nt".t of t1e Iterael M a i1 Delivery. 't ;essill tl lsai h it h1rN C. 'ttilller1" a rived in t.he ett.y at i I','elotek la- i;t, and is h r t.his tnturin' in g aft" the interests of the ruattl lail delive and obsoerVing it, working.s. ('ot gresi 'III lin Latimt"r, it will b t r, tilt, IbIlw , 1 was 'It prfnit" fite,. 'Wi cutringe t.-: < rultal un tl ,itehv , Houth Carolina, and lor te paitI t, y'ear's of lls conen sit ri n hI lI, detvott'd at go.d part of his en'r'i'. i dev( elo;-i'g a nd pc ft.in!! t.hnt' , Mr. etlmer is hpeaiest n t oh t n for the irted .gttes, :tnatr i ntece Sertaton Tielaui, at d c.,,t' futi a Con fid .c at, Evt. ans Alr. latier I ha 1 11t In,i N frien',,t Newtbeiry who will h " glad to stut a - eir," ut'n t ('iu, eu( l . "Ii sluck to my t , engine, alth it o ;l every joinit aehed antd every 110rvek wtt racked with piin," writes C. W . liell-I niy, it a Lcohotive oireman, of Iiil:lin.; ton, lowa, "I was wetdk and ile, wiit out anly ap petit" an-l all.lurt down I. . 1 as abou)tlt to itv\e up, i gt : othtile ti 10,lectril Bitters, and a tt+r Iaking it, felt as well as 1 ever d i t i in l ife Weak, sieckly run dt,wn peotple '%\w gaitl newv lift', slrengIlI antd v"i:;tr (li their use. ' ry I ite"Il. t al , -ielitt guratt leedl by ad I l' l g ugil s tr'i,t'ei Best and heaviest or the market. Bagging and Ties 50c. a bale. E. M. Evans & Co. W 1 I,l. tUE 11,; ii. st ll H M li Mr. . A. tl4-i ,t i r' t F'nny, it I M rtitl, N't i Sut ti he SotIh 'rni Itutlr ud It A-' will be set fro ti f.h followit, taken from The Statt of thi nd, ,!} fltily of t L. A lisier will sut t Souther"n Iailroad comtpa N for *'.' 0!) t i t injuries t" d iveda.itt in the w"rek rt cently on that. line. Itmbera of ItII family at t,his o d of the linte Itnet nothing of the suit when a,plroachc1 by ar representative of this pali yesterdlay: "it ,Wa> stated yes e'trdiy that . L. A. Riser, the mail clerk , in t in th Southern wreck at tornne, was stil ini it Very serious condition. l1t Is rt the wholumia hospital and is doing it well is couhl be expected. it tis m1"ot he and sister are with himl. Tit injuri are intornal. "Mlr. ih -etrs f oattily ile b na -Ii for $2000 damages T att~ 1.0N re restentin the yhl,tintil' ainre 1.i Le1?oy Lee, Of Kingstree, Mr. lie br"othe t-i tt-law, and M s t m(rtni & Relbert. of this city. The Si it ht rt,adl made t frank and full sittta -l"t : of te cause and n atre of the i wir eI the day itftel it occurred."' During the Sutuuner senson, eramnl come upon its suddently and remain int: the pain is dtrilv away by a doSe or tw of PAIN-K.eA, the ecehmLted Lure 6 all sunuer i tonplatints, frottm 01'mpl cramps to the most iraraled forms Shleautrday of dyenvery wee] shoul bewthout firs ofnKilr JAvu aryttu, where ibt wnin- ile TerDa il'.25 band o in ing hAim at the aln The nwepaer ol t Seat serer Andt thy tshgoul no in,iAt 7His ho'mlek is a, Golil ll. in i Lie Aik CommuI'Clbm., V. Cog Remedy. . I tfe iredtfr.h - a un - tcal - cl - 11- .Ied iv. it Si .. I"t . wtetIc / \ ) ale .i y - StanldIrd Oil \ \ Company L;S S S'ar ; t' \: t..i (' '- i , wt sr-i h n if-i 7' ' ;I 1wa , a n. [ a t ..1 I I j t' . \ a alie'. ila a I Z tt,t! I'' 1.1/ ':( I't' nlath- I'ills" T h' I" "l-" ,'r 1ail til nl'vert njlur . \bu -< t<1 n1' ; a - tatn . I :, "l ltl t j i i I I ;. t I I t' .:I rtit a af 1. h b at ;i ' C n - I-n Y Store So. \ ..-Its. .I ..wb ,-e it1. .\i , , ' s ,t " I . N1' , ' I ' l. ' .T I,y it, 1 : ' it - , II -'Il Ii . i I )* ll lilallt a It. t '.h f a , i a .i ' ll' I'lal, t a\a "\ tl t. tt i 'i t '.'t" a I i! t , ' a ll .iI'a ,t I '1 a1'll,l Illla' lt ft ': l11 al - i t N r a '. t t I I'. r i ti' I. \ t-a I 1: I k t . .1 t .'; o n 'II "1:1 I: .It" !1 I l 'ilx. ' ja :i \( t I t',n'1illi v I 711 ' ' t x tuif o r ov'. :, . er!1\ ,1. i.Io w r .t O0 l sI \ 1I : ' I . - N D .. . ~- -otr, I~ Si t a n ~ t(m,11 ftgl , 19l 01.:t tt ifni I'111~~~ ~ ~ ~ iltr -"1It:(litl a II I!': a I I II "hit t - 1 i \ ad;t I !w $p'. lit '. a )II :Itdir , _.-) 1.. Ce , " ntI I) b| tittl"1 he lt ( ; "i r , .\o -" l,':u","\r. titatnineo thatM the prU11ices wil , l1U(, at-) NThJM T.A rfi IC, \mli n tie mlii .' itih ls,n, 1 etc, n ui g tock of harud-wen werrer Slhot ol ne hatns r earlyn Fall wearjus fre ceved by T i .s e Mi f ., onry tl CompnyI. Glil andee tenmi.a a 'niir uu: a'ild a id "' th ant, to (B M.:a ci \f7(m it's toi , RiclItti, tt I Slcc a 'l'.licn i fa F l a i .i irii.anctrs,H Sc'p1.21.Ihool opens i ot- r traxtatentio.iiil Now1ct a tat wozedyta i~ wan o sonay \VII \+ BE$'rI J I)'. an l C0TOBEi i 22m Ii Si work h- tral \' 11\ tll al r SW414t mnilk, an You muost cotmo Good Time. Every man, lady anc boy should have agboo( tie piece. Come an buy it of us as we havt a larg e selection. if your watch, cloc4 or jewelry needs m(-paii bring it to us and we will put it in good or er. We also have a nic( line of Jewelry, Silver Wear and Glass The Jeweler. ASTHMA C Astbhmalne Brings Inst Cle in \;ew Iav-e lI, ilvI,YV.,tei - Wean, r pand Glawstsnoret As-th lm en w B'rt lhis :-Inos wonerini efe:,of on CAtr n n, aIn s -'.i e tird fr .'1 11: .i t b' it h*~ a1 22' ri. bo ti. o n fili- ize bo t, and) I arn tU~ 0've r Satf buine tv s f ver day.212 2221LiI ''isj I te ,1t.Un n T~omntagre al kins of02h: menin t,h A et lout, 2L.o2 ivor, pu i 2i.he i he The l fiol,e wo buy'f the 2,i 2.2) r t had hirk mil.in are21 noti t be NT 110; 1-' 121 A N0( 8 are t,he very hi worb1i (on mer(iit, alone22. I t'i Ihe old( rel whlen anuyoni e t 12you 1he Cian f2urn1ish remeber you12 haillive heiard "G(~host2,2. h ,i t I i il a f t' , i ) t i ea el' . 2 l ' 2 Chas. I I ji'i N I tAl-mufactur', lImi m-re,t WVroomin 1 N. Teennou 8i, Ctarint -w - - Ago ow. on.$ -00 -W OW Aw.A. 0W that Iands:oii" linck'K Juiior ( he girl iunder 1-4 yrars of hiqlw, i lt IATCl OF BISCUIT mie n a); b -10ek' sSteel I IS THE DAY. .willt to cook. unt trial4 incluling dI baking powderw. in hofore i graat Fire Insurance! You can rest assured whet. your risks are rplaced in my compa n ies, that in case of fire, the amount you carry will be paid on short notice. Money to Loan on Farm Lands, ias P. P il. Over Post Office. URE FREEI ant Relief and Permanent All Cases. I; ON lOI'P' I (1' (JSTAI]. -1n1 l .A.clzlosJli.y ThoiercnI iot.bi ng li ke Asthi11 rnen. It )1 br is itat relijef, even in thei l itil. l iitee, 111. .- 's "Von trht1 l i hot tl of I I IIIo ti .1o hoaI lii bankii~ fu I fteel for tin- on 1.111eerivedI fruo it. I wa ai shive, ii for ten) ver I "sairedl of eer he in -.' nr \s ;, d I ),U t L ,tI lmen for( d i t u. shn,n a toliimIh,aton, hu Rev. Dr-. Morris Wechsler, I)1rs T.\t--r Il is'. I im'i) Ni C()., lhni.n,-n:i Youri A-tLihmanlenle i an V i h )-l,t remey fo A i t ,hnuI)lt amillj litr l'\'. and~ its )o piion aI eviat,es ai ii ti1i ,u'i41.Ii aon ily iig and wonL4del -.i Very trilyl yours,Ih)L M vi 11 orI thi imsi. 12 years. II'llin exh i.uisted I)JLIi Ine toI) Ie your.. igl upon yourlLl Illy, 0. 9.11'1 ICL1'$, MI I). P'eb. 5, 11,1 41.hma11 foi' 22 yearsLV. 1 havo.0 trietd innerH . I ran acos your)8~~(tlI .2d vertisement,I and in t at)ionce. I have sI ic liprchalL-d yourll I 111ntvo faiii ly oft four phiidr.n, anid (67 Idasi 1th xt., New Yor1k City. LY FlEE ON I2EGEIPT OF POSTAL. IrecqSimw i. 'P'A I"'' 1i1O.-' M I CINEI SOLD BY1 ALL iUGGISTiS. I 'I,4no busineflss, but1, tiihimeanest, )ompe)t.i revenil ly, is the) man11 who sets to and wviI t). \Ve wouldtiadviso sneCh men as this t) wteii i. 81uch work as L,iis in hulnt ig ne1w I a1 l'inn14 (once4 in a while. TI Iill'1'' l'1 A NOS are' tihe best, ~ppl (on hianlgid by e'ver)y li ttle win that 1111 blows. 1ies! Pia1.11 no mde, and1( are sold ll over t ho inlei ST IlC'"I' I'J ANO all thle thnoc, and somellthl ig 1as good for' less mfonety-juist -. on I he STE lClil' PIA NO) andl saIve the VI. Stieff, , Id Nort,h and Sout,h Carolina Biranch tc, N, U.