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F. . 1 . II l.l,. N:u,1'oln if A t11r' ON FOi7 1'I i1 'HN A'iE. ' ' t lend of ('uI. vilti .lollectl inl with. ciruwilig fromi thel! lnitcil Staltt,' S nuli Ill fuavor of (t'trni lt hoiuplltc t f, halis i-c"c followdI 1 (by Iol. ("co .John" ttont+ ail hl r. (:. ('. I''1'ut he.r rone. ('"o I!t"'HHnlluanl I.tt.ilt+1r andl Mll... J, I,jPto-, hill, of (C'stt+r, refiHo to withdraw from I.he rave. V t Ieieve! Inl ntuecurliin! t,o (Geln, Itultton all 1the repc u1't untl huim ' tlt isi ito It l iH n1 1( 'olft'(it'rt-t,+ H|1 jEI will itgo i nii (I ltr of tht t )ptrtoerutic forcti I Iho dhak (da1ty of '7I wheln utnltr i1 1.t IVti"en h iit, ht'' t.ntii t.hrt'w otT (II"c i)rp thtg g o rnliI anti neglricI (, ritue, andt wo hi"a'i,v"' t.hut G 'rn''u lanipton voonnnl,t t.ht! rl'Ntt"-et amd lovu of 'eer' .rne u, 4 f Socuth ('uo Iinni. Itnt. It 1t-,"c"c1 to iIl that it Is c tr r"yling sti iulu'nlit a little Ico fairl to wniitu to ('"tt. i n11aca of (wn'rat+t l IIsi i tcl ni'H atgt' and tiiicc-mitit-s to tIce ('liitdi Slait's Stnait', itnt wt, ti) not hrlit"v'e lice wttonhtl tt ct"pt 1t' positlitn eve if niuilnat w tt,nnt tpii t in. 11t t o Soo far adh :ti>c. 9 . * '. Ih ',.t b t lr h tu- no t a ; t it lt . I Iit -1 I :1 c 1 '. I it *11,;' ficl l ccit .Ii.. ic h c' ' i t i I i h ia 1 11 t ". ?..,. o thect"tul I', l is . b -.,. fabll ii IIi Ii Itilll y . a l Il eI I ItIf i Irit ,t ;, i ci v'aris fo - t,un Ver I ,+tI Itnia viI f , . - - i,i - -'... . - I.l: /.**. - p y.. ' be ,. of i, i ' .' I ' i... ti ,u c, it , o i r cc.ra fa l 4 9 .ie c Laurj I ii ciric -/..~ .o ' i 'A c. f, Pi a'- 'liir t ii d)ie w rawr fIir atb ~c rc,je oc,ol w ra iirgW I ,V,cogyic J A' :bWc. ithoal to ititin. ccorclril uiet ~o iiWcl awit fuicr ctir ica dv lucouceari... ithatj~ " oce Inort ocibcibor Llhrtob. ior whc fal cvct grow~iu worci h ordi 'on$eiy piIopuar Ijites days."icc Itii:'itc tiot Ii th at, huhor hrnt.Ib. whVich growc a wol wtint r ti ntciuli wofuldc bA ccrIro cIi aptable.'Wa unigtc' a wel wi cigrc theici whorlac w,in wii woo are wishin The hiiorgIt bot w con,a angd what'ka th.r la0 tco it. Weiib'll giv or a~ ioio wooi rcs wae pass.ia Thotl c- ar ta wod thatk h ihco, wt hcost til a ct,cvec'cronIi t.iaoft wornd w,od gra43 cc. cotc Trnhc'c, E itwoiLcc o k ,2ege Th'I copwrctt h iLitniguoic-ic I going Mli whom are mntkng, anntMpr incc(itlr ch wIork). ToIo who. fool anur it b,'ret Cook and ILoht. flano, IUcn'ti Icac Thorncc Nuftcr. Oftenu oiironar t,roLcrturod wit hc Itchi I Dg ancd beunig 4'czemca andac of hcer xtk in tilnenncn baut Iiunkci(I', A r,aie HalvYe bontIn thm raw noron, xpc'la Iuinma,. rationa, lei&ae thce cikin withioutf a scar. (Iloan, fragraint, Ecclny, thr'cn icc ialVu (fl ceartha asc goccci. TIry it. Curl, guarani toocd. Only 25n u aln ,r....,.ac. lIMIChA1. MAUI IMKL VIKtI. Mr. I.atiIiin r T1111n th 1 'eIplo of 'I'11d1 Ho1". lion of tIha I)ltrlt. Ilfiw It May be ISaity +n1cure11. ''he follow gi, given out by M r. 1,itt inwt"r" on Ii4 rteent, v irl to Newherr y, Pch-arly StlH fort.hl the CourIe to be Irr Ituld lby III" Ieolh. of ,his county in ordier to :utcu'e Itlditional free daily rural ma11il facilities. "I have senctile free rutial dIelivery for the count,ies of veone, I'Ielcol an1d Autderson, (rom th e Southern railroad to Ilte Abheville i nII(-, (iscontLinulig HlHiXe aixty-trl: I ostoflilet" attltl giving daily rntils fron the railroad statione to al I people in I hat, section. I seeu red thi:i delivery or theso eonotes first for I he reason that we have hetter roads through that, section of the dls Lrci and inore White popula.lon than lin An' other aection of the district, aind bceanu:c the serviee was in its ex I erirtlental stage at ti tirln'te I seetrtted iL. I have jnst retued from W:- h iington, and the su perite'Illndernt of '.:-1 ruatl dllivery as.uredli mr thit ,' \ r I ely to tlke tp :awy : 'i;.5A .ap. ,. .1 hadll been mat.- . - -. f tn e v e r y * . . . . j r I. , "4 . -." I"' - l and, the work d n 'I q..' '' I: .ha t. r isn exc e IS/J { " G* . .. . _ _r y %w_ d ay The exltemen inbl, .'rt o vein ndhg of fod n w err ft br ings.o i arh:, a ndr~ ta foar1 nhi rease 51o lona aishul lave lithm without, a boattle of Ch1ambeainsaia.,'s Colie, Chiolera andI Dii Iarho:.- itsemedniy. l"or salie by3 W ., I':. I 'elham.u The Palmetto Grocery Store keeps a full line of' Fancy and Heavy Groceries, and General Supplies at l ow esat prices. ltist MInna 14'oantmi lIIta Oat. Thei followuig not., addIlresaed L,) a Soph toora In New berr,y Col logo and sulined by Li.hree Sohothmoreo co-elds, was fotnlildi undaer Mr . II - 'sa year- t,ee, about o)1n ile south11 oi(f t,ha cilty, ont Tucaday,fY Oet,. 8th, 19)01: "l)ear M r-. 1 .-- 1'0.': .dO accep'jt mnany thankks for t.hotse iI pearsi. We eer tahdliy apprI'teiato yourt kindness08 in re. membtihorinog us. IF,ver your frlind8, and - , --, .I'j 1. -says the note will b0 g'e trnedl LI) "ldle" t1~ If lhe will call upon))1 hun ori01 tis 0111100 andii paly 251 cents aiplOIce for the pelhIa. - 17 lbs. sugar for $1 at Palmetto Grocery. Ott (If Ithe largest andit mlost, (elect, stl)ehu of goo(ds In t,be cou nty is to b)0 found at MosNeley 13ros'. PrIospeity. 'P'hoy aire pIrobabIly ht,Lter qultifiaed to pl10n8o, from t,hoir yetars of OXperlliCO In thel busines0s, thatn anty firmtIl inhe county. WIih them It, has beun a lIfei Ht,udty, and1( theoy have sucaeeed( In bildIling utp ai tradet that any metrchiants c<m)id( wIll b p) roudl of. 1Itad thoir an nlountcemenot In t,hi paper and give them a (all. Thirt goods and11 prIces wIll b)e alt tht, you~ cotuld wiih for. Itemombehr, Moialeiy fIroII'. Pr'tos1poriy. Oatsl Oatsl Best country raised Rust Proof Seed Oats at 60c. Purcell & Scntt+ 00UIMTON--TAI{itANT. Mina Olvo Tarrant Merriotl to nright Young Nowepipor Masi tn Texa., R. Semines Colstont1, a no wspapor ma n well known throughout the mouth, and Miss Margaret Olive 'Jr rant, were married at 10 o'clock yeml "rday morn ing in the larlorsof the JesiIt's church in lilronne street, the Rev. l"at her i' d wardt Galrney olliclat,ing;. The weddIng wnias a quit Iltfair and and wis witnessed by only a few of the fri01uds of the happy coulpe. Immnir diately after the wedding Mtr. and Mrs. Colson breakfasted with a party of friends, and inl the afterneoinl IM( for PAss Christian, where they will spontl several lays. Mr I. Colston t4 woll known t!!h,'i,. , old the S th , andi iA e 3. I t" .. t. hest familieits inll 01r1 i l l. .R 1-1rrt rrtees .e 'n- . ... br ,o e and.. .. . 1b r A~ ~~~~~~~I A aa,hs ee aenfo rb +,", l ,, I, :. i :Jj' .'. 1 ,. 1it "l,4 t,hh andtrttn W' beras he wa an earnt woke No 4, 3. O. t. M'i.Uv d. 'fo eef it broher, [ile".'taway, u '.I ": I trlrib 1ov 3rd1 h That akl ae u and.,, a.tcopI oft,h rsol u t. reo0t0 n befo wade*tr.hefa -l 3 r..,tt,...- tx' 1 b C f' u'O M :. it , A I' t, u SI. C n C e of it"Y iord s. 7' -.f Yl. i*L#': . 1>. ar , of r ayt'Vil',: na ys L". "3~. o:!I 'if ar,u hi*) ti-Aie Providtsict; tver:, pe Cow s a frnd worr be urasd act erinying fro hergl prover bia. "need.e It. an anheorb Titor bIs siitisin to thle nine mlesjc f theui neaes railwnar tain ad ablie twen3ty-fv thIs eoll.''arat wIts)Vd h t the dutmoffrerathn aou riush~ ohrt A.leA toay ofr triom die ls. All t aestf tor h,elr.vle i honsold wht a dotr's adic our almost whIt ofth e uesI., Wthin nme tte of srth papulath peasnd sit,y. Ohat.s, awcohyin the paf t,elese bonthe, CnIe ofss tanor duly havie bye ce n absouteycued b Chamerlan's Acthinemaedy. Ti mu.stI Curnpysbe, Ceford. Itors. b W. I. PLam. fHa il, udy tyPclo MhA(ic a, at wich c he uraedt andh mosg fotie lrome thGerpp, Brwystonhitis,u ton.M.o.arsne ss,I111 aoe andth adsteas of fmeswthe ''hav l)p a fee Champlain' ro pared onll tety thervleIa houeodweeadco' dIei oanenrn Phay trmacth poationrI ten av ritintit urdb I F T ll O r t.; , 11 t) i I)IU I ( tf . A Hen of Capt )..1. A )Ii'kort, of 1h, th onssn'y K1aWI It s i t"Ilrorpat Wre-k on tht M. A. L., 'ho State 9tlh.l laI'gh, N (., Oct. 7. -A spl at't'il to th' Ntws atnci Ots'rvor from Mlonrt oe, N. ('., says: 'i'ht' sont it-rn I lrtng h freight of It) 'eas anti t wo -ng inle, on the 8eaboartl wt're wreckrti about twenty tmilet wtes( of here this uornitlhng. The train wa:s -'tntitig a short urv and tho first rtngintt juped tho tratek, t'1Ile uptt tn at t tu'lete wrI'eL h i t ' tor th1t'kert ttnd .t t\ lt t M ed ti etru were kill i. . his " . . , 'cc -C . t 1: C' l w y o t tt tl .e went a. it h .e eabar. He~wa w. knou e:a~ ' h~ .c.tc byt1C 1ailro " ." t ) i ."".'a \\ h A , "1'_ n i rt ! .t hi i.tr e ti l.a. _-... . n l,. h 1. "t. ..'Ii n l''IL t.t lt went. ttttl rh 'I.C. a t . v. 'ttlilltt.n mta'rriaed. but has a sisme -r Lt.'t\r,,wh wa w'l itw 'a :it n- L at a .' nat la ra r utt f rl )io rt" - iI re u ir t iWs St t1 Ei m Ot utit an. afCier wirlt' r w a in- o a r sr o le . t Ftesne ertilizer itthe natuleon Csh chldren dren gro rtf iftetdrgt fare l"tie"i young plantsII. 1 oie O the need rtlittl e f t 1h natureIl of. som1"re chilren dren"' growC'_ I.;'rih.t ire r ?l"iht. tilizer-a little extra richness. Scott's Emulsion is the right treatment. Fertilizers make things grow. That's just what Scott's Emul sion does. It makes children grow in flesh, grow in strength, grow rich blood, grow in mind, grow happy. That's what we make it for. Send for free sample. SCOTT & IOWN E, Chemists, 409 Pearl St., N. Y. Soc and: $3.00; all druggists. Notice to Painters. rp III. CONTRACT lFOR PA INTLING 11. the Lutheran parsonage at, ilaynes will be let to the lowest responsible bidder to be present on Thursday, October 19th, at 11 a. in. Te commit tee reserving the right to reject all bides. TFTOS w. I10OLLOWAA Y, WV. D). BUNDRlICK, Committee. MoreGoods Fe Than A ywuere l This has been and shall The Bee-Hive We don't have to brai tion, our LITTLE PRIC will always pay you to I Bee=Hive o. Where busines is done ward honest methods. Not Wind, Dust or But a stock of MERCHA eye at PRICES which ma you need the goods or r FOR THE GREATE8T BARB NEWBE RIY, 8. O.KLET The Fair and So ICE,S Will sooi Five Large $1 And your m< A BEAUTIF in, charge of Mrs. W. A. styles ham 0100 yeds. Standard Prints at .. 4o. 1,0t) yds. 4 4 heavy Shooting, 50. l,00t) yds. 4 4 light Shooting. . 4 }o. 12 yds. Fruit of the Loom .... $1.00 l) yHds. Riversido Plaid ...... $1.00 00 casos Bay State Shoes, they carry you through the wintt'r. 17 lbs. (Iranulated Sugar... . $1 00 8 lby_ Arbuckle CottTe......$1.00 4 l'\.Yes Stir Lye..... . 1 . S : t.r Ly.............$2 5h E'TC-. E'TC. Ie have been in busi :" rnc: p'es we commer Never misrepresent go Yours for Fair COMPLETE Power Plant For Factories and Mills. ENGINES; Gorlias, Automatic, Plain Side Valves. 3OILERS; Heaters, and Pumps. SAW MILLS; From small plantation mill, to the heaviest mills in the market. All kinds of wood working machinery Flour and corn milling machinery. Complete ginning systems, Lummus, Van Winkle and Thomas. Engines, Boilers, Saws, Gins in stock for quick delivery. 1326 Main St., Columbia, S. C. Interest paid on deposits in the Savings Department at the rate of 4 per cent. per anhum from date of deposit at The Commlercia1lMk OF NEWBERRY, S. C. CAPITAL - --$50,000 00 We transact a general Banking busi ness and solicit the accounts of hild viduals, firms and corporations. GEo. W. SUMMER L. W. FLOYD. GE.o. 8. MOWER. P. C. SMITH. F. Z. WILSON. W. H. lHUNT. JNO. M, KINARD, President. 0. B. MAY ER, Z. F. WRIGHT, Vice-President. Cashier. This ignature is on every box of the genuint Laxative ir0omo-Qulinine Tablet. the remedy that cos-ce a cold in one day r Less Money se Under The$Sun! remain the battle cry of of Bargains. g or slander competi ES talk. It has and it rade at the 1 Bargains only by straight for Baits to Blind You NDO8E that pleases the kes you buy whether ot. AIN8 T0 BE FOUND IN. C. CALL ON 'T NE R. ! r be on you. for it in time DRE ROOM$ )ney works for you her UL LINE OF Moseley who is up-to ring just returned fron 3,500 Throe thousand live hundred pairs old roliablo Bay State Shoes. They last you through the winter-you don't want to buy socond round, do you? Furmiture. Reed Rockers........ .....$1.40 Bedsteads ................. 1 5 0 B-ireaus $4 00 and up. Bed Springs $1.50 and up. Split Seat Chairs 2 slats....... 45c. Caae " " 2 " ...... 50c. cre " " 3 " 55 & 65c W i d:w Sba.des 1ic. and up. 144 boxes Matches........... 45e ness here 35 years. S1 iced with. 16 oz. the 1 ods to make a sale. and Square dealing, OUR F ARE SO T1Ey Wollid I We will sell for th Full Cream Cheese, TC " G< 4 Boxes Star Lye for 2 7 Bars Octagon Soap, 25 Bars Yellow Soap, 1 1 lbs. Good Coffee, $1 2 lbs. Arbuckle's for 2 We carry a full line of groceries Molasses, in fact everything in the for yourself. We also sell Nails at Shoes at lowest prices. Best kind 35c. per lb. A full line of Tin, Cr, Mr. Lawson Bobb and Mr. H. F. The Sn Mittle_Corner, The neta are made without folds o perfect ventilation to the sleeper. FIVE REABDNS WHY YOU lest. It affords the best ventilation, without folds or cross sticks; the hot free from folds on the sides and foot fill the vacurnrr:. 2nd. It bandies the net, by releasi sprrng arnme carry the net to a perpeza 3d. The bed ean be rolled to an' other purposes. 4th. It is the only net in use thati beautifully on the head-board as a la 5th. A child can work it. Fc S. J.EW A lot of ne w hats f early Fall wear .just re. ceived by The 'diser Millinery Compa.ny. The correct fling j,a lead gear fo(r thoseI vho are going away )MIl and see them. / SLEET, Prepare full of Goods, e. We offer MILLINERY, date on all of the latest i market. Beautiful Drop Read Sewing Machine...............$10.93 Heavy 2-1lorae Thimble Skein Wagon .............. .$'45.00 Stand Last or Nigger Foot.. 25o. Dixie Boy Plow ............ 1.25 Large 8 day Clock ......... 1.99 Hugs 99c. and up. Mattings. Capes. A beautiful line Crookeryware. Anything you want in Hardware. Wood and Willow Ware. Full line of Groceries. Buggies and Lap Robes. Sce us before buying. Wagons. Saddles. Stoves, Stuves. :and to-day for the same b., 36 inches the yard. RICES SMALL 'efIpt a Ml88ri e next thirty days: irbell's, at 15c. per lb. )lden Rod, 15c. 5c. 25c. 25c. .00 Sc.4 -Flour, Meal, Bacon, Lard, Sugar, ~rocery line. GJive us a call and see 3 and1 31c. per lb. Horse and Mule ole Leathber at 40c. per lb. Good at >ckery and Glassware at lowest price. Lddy will be glad to see theji' friends at4 iith Co., Newberry, S. . a the sides or in the Head-piece, giving SHOULD BUY THE DIXIE. having a hiead.piecne 5 feet square air readily escapes, and the net being of bed the cool air easily rushes in to ig the cord at the foot of the bed; the icular position against the head-board. part of the room, for ventilati R an ornamneunt to a roc to enrtain (doeR on a f,#; draping as r sale by vrntV1ndow. Oten. lfd atid $ecuritU Co, Morotges Stocks of allknd n Real Estate. no,00. MYER, rea.x,