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.hr clt t nna fltitu~ tint" since 1 havt ,a, t - t.r I holpe no - t you a few etr .. Coluit i!a t build up. 1 do n other town grownc ;o c . C ti h~ 111a2 three yeals Y*e b - little ride ar :n. I e 'IdeII .es 0! th:. :r. .:e.r residences. Thtre \Iain street for :, t inodern bu. n,_ a i a been niucht impre'n --z A nice bildinghlt a cuan ,.: r : r. the corner optposite I p t i , a:. another tdjoiitn g th15 ,r :,sw itl 1.T ce.s of eonstru.I tion. te i'a ... a:: tIechanies 1iank is utin;; up a handsome brick bui;dig and Setvera other buildings have been touthed up and improved, but there is roe iii ftor Iany Imiolre. >r a W\ork on the State house i- pro" re tin! nieely and the front will soon n t ready for work to begin on the ste-. but I do nt"t see how the hu.lding can possibly he eompletted by the tiie for the assembl lint! of the lei.slture. 'lhe front entrance will he completed and the roof will he on and the work on tht building will not, interfere with the sess: n of the legi-atore. I do not hear pol it ie : isused dow u here very much jt-t now. but at tht fair is comine on apace I -upl'l-e a hat heen enstitltary at thi- annual r, union of the people of the State and ttf the politiciinls manly slate- wili he made ann broket and ciibitiations w "ill he uniertatke"u. It. ha alwvav- he.t undt'rstoodl that the atnnutal f'ir,I ' b eh it t'alpiaitiln year was a tint" wh'I tih politicians got, to;.ettier anl partelled out the ofliees. Stnetiilt". the people interfere very materially with the at'. rangencnts of the polltieans. Y 4 I Iave not heard a griit deal of the Imovemnent to elect Gien. Ililmpton to the senat.e by a unanimous vote and to be frank I have n" t"er thoul;ht. any tni' ias really seriou in br"inging his natnli forward or th1at,ihe would p-rt110 it Ito be uied. :vers5hodty in oul i t'arolina loves Genl. Ilampton for what, he 1u14 done and admnires the chtracttr and pat,riot,-ilm of the grand old man, but he should be permitt.ed to spend the remainder of his days in the qitet of his home, lie has had all the hoior that the people of S01nth ( Carolina can give hin and I cannot see why he shotild deire or even conIder ti q tes tion of again enterii g the t uroloil of political or oilicial ife I do not be love he will conrsent even to Ite use of his name and Ilien if ho should be de fIt,ted w ht, a i in itntit i, wou.lit I peopilei Is all tunyrtiViot. 'They tare al ready tiniLtd. TPh ere ar nto lotnger ainy fact.ional iv "isionis or ifIerences stuch ats we hadt a few years augi When a1 mian offeris t' imbioltleutlce now he mutst titandi oni his ouwn mritt and ebarneter' and tittness fior the poisi tion and cannitt hope tu he pull ed ito ptositioni by claiminig atleginnece to' anty fiaction. * * the race because his pirivate busi ness demands his attention, iIe suggests that the other eandidtates w ithdr'aw in order that G;en. Hamipton miay tbe unaniimfously' elected. ('ol. Geo Jlohni stonte is the only one to withldruaw an d he does so condlitilonally. So as a maitt ter of fact, no one has withidrawn ex cept Col. Jones and he has donie so otn account of business necLessities. Gen Hampton will be about 85 years old by the time the campaign Is (in. A very ripe old age and one full of honors and service to his State and( his peoplte. * * The annouincemotnt that Hion. M. F. Anel will be in thie race for gover'nor' adds somuewhat to the complications for ho Is potpuluar in the P'iedmnttt where there are a great muany vot,es and has bobh id him a giood c3lean re-. cord. But thereo areo othtersi anid I sup pose whee the entry list Is closed Iter be a long enough list from which the voter can very readlily miake a choice. * * If Presidet Routscvelt expects to construct a new cabinet, tand t.hitt seems p)robable, T should thInk that the chances of Senator McLauinm beint offered a lace areo very good, especiat ly if It Is the President's putrtposo t.o put in a southern man, Hi-s deOteri'i nation to appoiint to ofice only clean and competent men Is very commend. able. Giving, of coiurse, the profer'ene to Republicans. That Is but natural. if a Democrat prit'dent shouild be In power, and were to give even a minor office to a Rleputblican, we would( raise a considerable howl. ** Col. T. W. Holloway Is here makIng preparations for the State F'air and lie says everything points to a very sue cessful Fair and the exhibits will be very creditable. Everybody should come to the Fair, as it is the great ri. union for the people of the State. ElH.A. It is estimated that the admissions to the Pan-Amu'ricaon exposition at Buffalo will reach about six and one half millins fet Wf' m ing M .K l a . ' h : eN . i '?' '' ; e a . .. ., . I :...t \ f . .. ' . t t1t: r.;'ull'1 1\ '.. 'inn "i owet's t'l'eve. or a1 e:-t s'iv ihv he lie\ t. the i'..?ne e moerat' of 8outh CairMina are :fr,a:d for him to p'ut his \iw ht-t fore the lI)iipl'e ati then io hbefore th in at the hai!ot b , x At least he w\ouhi not he silneed. i,tet 1Ie.urin enter the primary antd hi' wiii hi' tihftuttetd once for ll, and that is the only w\ay' to t'nd the ma1:tte'r, iB. all t1-alt, so long its lie vlaiis to hi a til'niut'rat, let. him run as it deIn, etrat in it drini'tratic pIrimiry. r-at: tt K.tttI. .\et i \\ttwk is 't' w oing on ttrep a"aa tt''y to tI' ilnstallint of the .ewerage tom which was voted some' time I:o h\ uiti/. ilt'nis. A civil i'nelt'tr will be elected by the t'otiioanot's of publint works on the 2-1 h of this tonth. ani we hope a goot, and tometuletnt mlan will be seleet e I. fo In it' will d'-t"nl It,on hiin. lid.s fir the '..00 worth of honds, to t'er 'I pIier ttnt. tilterest have hte advertised, and ltse bids will he opertl on the 20:h. 't'\wirage hts bieen ia irt'-Sing ntc'es. sity" i N wtherry ft'r solme time. and we hope that. work utpion the system will be pushed its tiutcht a- possible. .\dmiral lr\wt'N's condu t as pre>i 0 nt of :,t S hl"y" e. t' t of inqulir y 1'its d "i ' itifi'inuth to rrinsatt himt iin tet, ioli lidt'nt'e' of the A merien'n pi oi)let. In all his otili'ial acts its president of t.his court he has showt himself to he fair, upright, and capable, and he has re gtained for hlit'f the irespect and admiration of our potlile, which he so ctiu)letely lost on Iis ret.urn home from the hat.tlee of Mt'nilatt liay. It, has ien reort.'ed that Seinator ielaturiit is slated for a cItabinent po sit.ion 1t)on the first v'attanc'y whi h ec t'urs. We Suppose he could hold this ltio antdt st.ill call himself a deaamo cratt, but, itis di'eo'acy amigh t, thean he grtostitoned, li'aromt prlt'eenttIiditionats, It seemaus hait ther'e will be ito lack of wand idat.es fo r th e olIi's to he fIllled1 next, yearti. Iltut. 't wasi ever' lthuts. N early sev,ean totusanud dol lain has b)eenu t'on tribute'd so far to the A tlhmta Journal's fund for the erection, of a tiuonumtent to l'resitdenit MtcKianley. E'x-Sol icitora M. Ii. AnsIel, of (Green v,illIt, has~ anntouned that he. will be a caidaittte foir gov,ernIoi'. Jus-t as thet sunl wenat dIown onl Wednes.t' day3 evenaing (Octt. 9th, otur little lk'ssie felI asleepl iln Jesus. She was our darlinag|:and myt~ pet, hut God wanited her inu heaven andor loss is heavetn'i gaiat The Sa v'ior said "'suiTer the little chiildreni to coei untto me, for of such is the Kinigdomi of 1Ilcaveni."' liessie was atearly tea yecars 01(1 andit was sick on ly five days. Tentder andi loving frienids did all they coutld but it wias not (Gid's will that we shotuld keep her longer inud lhe took her to himtaself. I wat to thaak tmy nteighbors antd fricends for- their sympathy and( hellp in our trouble. God bless each otne of them, is my prayer. Bensie was laid to tent itn the old family burying grounad at the Welln place ntear the '.resbyterian chutrch and her little grave was covered w,ithi beautiful Ilowers b)y her little school miates. She was the daughter of J. J. iad Mrs. D). F. WVhite. J. J. W HtITi. Chiappels, S. C. Oct. 13. 1901. A TIypiital Nouthi Afrl(can 8tore. 0. lt. Larttson, of lItay VIlla, Suntdays' ti ver', Catp Colony, condIucts a store typ)Iica of South A.ftrien, at wvh Ib can be putrchased any 3thinag fr'omi thte prtover blat "'needlIe to anf anebortia. " ThI is tor'e is si tuatedl in a vallecy nlite tailles from the nearest raIlway stat Ion tand about t,woanty-fiv e tiles from thio IIearest towna. MIr. Larson sayis: "I1 am favoredl wIth the custom of fairmer's wIth in a .'id Ius of thirt.y mIles, to~ miany of w hem I have supllied Chamtber'lain's retme dlies. All testify to t.helir value Iii a honschold whore a doctor's advIce 18 almost out of the que'stion. Within one mhlo of my store the poputlaition Is perhaps sIxt,y. Of these, wIthin the past twelve months, no less than four teen have beeni absolutely cured by Chataberlaln's Cough Remedy. ThIs must surely be a record." F'or sale by W. E. Peiham. The Hteat Pre.orbptton for Malaria Chills and Fover' ls a bottle of Grove's Tasteless ChIll Tonic. It Is simply Iron and quinIne in a taistoss form. No ouro, no pay. PrIce 500. 1O1.;1;kk; N \ '4)1%iA , ItA f c N >1 stat \ m t e . N -, It lt; , >tt .4wr % i t e l t' 1 e i ti I +"t aw t hairttian It-:aL t . t' a 'e ten: 1't\ ; ('oinnit i . 0 . 1i. - l'he :att , !ilc nt ext'eti 1Vi t't itl ittee n :' ;e r, heI'1'e t)' i111t1 t'lit'.rt) t it, . ' rt'"t tl with the I't;i. of setiettttn t,f : ilOW nii ucutit' l atna tiecc tlan i a ltiler to scce'ed A. Web ter, who r'ecnt11y cied, ani dlealittt withII the dist i ,utt on of the feleral paIrceage in the State. The t'olnnlittee ha-. heen in calulcus be hind lIekt'i doors all day, and it will be )ui;,"bt before there will he anv results. I( look- I now as if I)-as will retatinl the Statt ('haitian.Ahip and give up lite idea of bieocoming nntional commtnit. teeminan, which he e1tn gt if he wants it, and that a new tlalional t'cumittee cnal Will he elh'sen. It looks alsott as if (;'irtge W. IluI, ilns will be ntllat)ctnu-1ly vutlersced for the collet'torship and the-tc' will be a'so entcict:e'ane'nt of tnei for other feder-al pclacit'e in Ihe State. The cclc1tlittet'e, it i. ncndersttooi, is showing a tiispoitionc to hit 'alt','rs, thie new dlistrict a 1ttorcen' who has be6- alp pointed nactiotal vc omccmittetmau by Ch- 1irnlan Ilatnnt' Iet (er Fron St. ltatkep Tlt lIarmers in our mtist are qluito buisy now having CotttOnl picked and storing away the forage for winter ise. ''h'e quarry cb13' c rat'htitn of t,he L,ord's tuper wis administ.ered at St. ,u1k c'is last Sabhbath. Quite aI Iarge crowd wus Iresent, andi a goodly numhert of them lartook of Lie Sacrament. Itt:\'. Mithtlias delivered qcuite an able dicioctvurse. tlesrs. lForest Iledenlhaugh, Norris Ilawtkins, Willie l'oug;h, William Pel acrs tnid I,nus iledenbcaugh , from this connunity, are tenumlbered amnotlg lthe st.ud euts of NC wherry .Cul lege. Misus liessite Wmheeler' hasLi ccepted position cas asisistanmt teaicher at St,. Luk Ie's, Mr1c. Ira'c .Iedenbaucghc being prcincipcal. We speak for themc ai lour NIlis ciarrie I uniter, one of our' most, attrct,ive younitg ladlies, ret,uruned to ltck liill aIcst, week wher'e she ill re su me her stud ies as studenct in that, col lege. Mir. .1emmciloi lucnter, of Newberry, pi)ld his parcent,s ca tl ig visit,last~ weok. Ailrs. Juiach Ilunter1cm is on an ext end ed visit, to tier dauiighter, Nirms. Drm. T1rot ter, of lcatesburcg, acid hier soni, D)r. Jectf Iiunt.oer, of TIrenctn, S. C. Thle fmriemnds of Itacv. Geo. S, Hlearden and faimily, were more than dlelighted to see them in Prosper'it,y lust week. Al most, a yearc ago Nir. fleardeni anmd family left, this commnicclty to make Col ucmbia their home,buit, their' prmesenco Is still sadly cmissed by their warm frienmdsi. Aliss P~et, Luther, a chcaring young lady of Pcrosperity, was the guest of MIlss hiinnio I"ellers Icast, week. Ot,ltuamry. Clara'm Bell WVhitmanc was born No vember' 23, 1878, and (lied Oclober '7, 1901, aged 22 years, 10 cmonths, and 16 (lays. Sheo met her denlth by an acci donit which wacs sad lideed. Omcly think how qucicklyi she wais cut oiff frocm our midst,! hut gr'ievo not, deari onces, fotr shce has gone to ai bet,ter' place'; andi to Ono whose grace isi sutiient, to heali ali ourii sorrowcsi. Weep cnot, dear pai ponflta andc sIster. "'All tinmgs work t.o gethier' for goodl to them t,hat love Godii." D)earm sister, thou nc'edest, our' pracyers no muore, for' thcou cirt safely folded in the armsii oif thce blest,. Anid how dcang ed crt thou simnce last, we saw thee I T1hcou art' nlow in Lice eternal dlay of rest --younmg withi the youth of the ancgeis, wise wit,h the growth of Lice year.. But since t hou lefe us wo have passed a we ek of mourning amnd of tears, and thou hast lpassed ci week in heavonc, a week wit,bouct a sini, t,hy robo miade whilte In JTesucs' blood cand Lthou made glorious within. M. P. KC. saven Two From Dea1t1. Otnr little dautgihtor had anu olmost fa tal attack of' whioopinge 'ough anmd bron chitie " writes Mrs W. KC flaviland, of Armontk, N. Y., "'but, when all ot her remei'ies failedi, we saived her life wIth D)r. King's Ne'w D)iscovery. Otur niece, w ho had~ (l cott nmptioni int ani ad vanmced( stage, also cneed this woniderful miedl cine andl to- day she Is perfectly well. Desperate throat and Iimng (isensed yeild to D)r. Kincg's New Discovery as to unO othier tnedilcine on eart h. Incfalli ble0 for coughcs anld colds. 50o amnd $1.00 guIarancteed by all d rygglsts. Trial bot ties free. A *t 1 ,1,11. 1' %NIt 'ht St ate , I1 h.| t . .I (at't thi lt'n e' of - ort in a c sin lit wIt . '.. railroa wav.:ltas a .1.1 ' t"l \t ,v S Illized to Atwlod. t fA: t lat' Mrs. It''ert Mt . e w 91 rs'r old nrxt nt lh, And the t rt ought to eet'rate his :rt:i iv G'telnvilie lounitatneer, ':.tl Th' e Xleittl tlit in ititent to travel il and, rhan;,"t of food and watt'r oft.'t hriligs oil th arl ht ';p. and (or 't1s ra -o't no one should leave hotme witthout a bottle of IChamlberlain ColIe, _'!o:ra a Id d iariirho:I l'imedv. For salt' by W. E. Pelham.' Adivertloool ititler itetailling in the pos totlie at New herry, S. C., for week eitd lg)Oct. 14, 1901: A-Clayton A hanathy. It-- ( C ldenbauli, Rev W HI Biady, iLevi Bird, S It irown, L,indy Bonk night, Sistelo Butler. U--Seciy Crozier Conelaw, No. 814, N S CoopI'r, W i1 Uottmllan, Luther (Cousin (2). 1)-Sallie Devaildt, Estelle Dominiek, .1 L )oggett, Lee H' Ducket, Smillie Floyd. 1F---Mrs 1) C F'uliner. G--Gortee.c (laroter, V It Ganntt, Lot Glenn, Ilattie 1t Gutter. 11-Mrs Jane IlIarris, Andrew Herbert, B 1" Hodge, isas I"lorence Holland, N F Hogy. L--1Iatte Geare. NI-Jane Miaster, 1; Martins, Niatnie Mango, Anthony Mlintor, Ott Mitch tll, lenry McCooler, J 8 McClure. N- ,J W Noriae, Mr Jaile Owen (2). Ps-H A Plict.t. R-C 1H Robertson, Ader Rlenwick, Samuel Russell. 8-Mr W Stewart,' Nelson Sholton, F'annie Spearman, George Sumers. T-Janie Tiggs, W TP Turner, Matdaroe Turner, A Turner. V-N V. Vaughn. W-R E Wet:laniting, Hurr WVood, J Wilidbs. Persons calling for these letters will p)lease say thbey were ad vertlsed. F. L. Hlynum, Aet,ing P. NM. FOR ALDERMAN. A Faithful Alderman Re-Nominated. IN VIlEW OF THE FAITHFLUL I.and efliclent sorviees of Mr. l0d win Carlisle as Alderman for Ward 1, he Is hereb)y nominated to repr asent us ntrain in the city Council for' the next termi. SVOTElRS IN WAlRD 1 Ward 4. Ti1[I FRIENDS OF? ALDERMAN ..J. J. Langford, of Ward 4, take pleasure In presenting his name as a eandidate in the cominig town primary for re-elction as Alderman of that, ward. More Goods Fi Than Anuwlhero El This has been and shall The Bee.-Hiv< We don't have to bra tion, our LITTLE PR IC will always pay you to Bee=Hive 0 Where busines is done ward honest methods. N~ot Wind, Dust or But a stock of MERCHI aye at PRICE8 which ma you need the goods or FOR THE GREATEST BARI NEWBERRY, 8, O.KLEI The Fair and S /\/ll 1l)Pll,IC,, IUi ICE, Si Will soot I VV%T Q0.Pr E Five Large S1 And your mnc A BEAUTIFI o of't vrs. W, A. styles hmL t'' \% ... Z t t tl '+il g I .'.I 1 tla: 1 St aro Sht\., t ht y carry t the witutor. L' . '. 1 .t0' c 1 lza Su . ?r 1 S : +t;t";l+ "tf't+.. .... ; t l) S\ s ' il S t t a r'. . ..t. Cat I't NItal IIn hand. 1k+' \ t tn tee' l t'ut t'.e and up. 1 y\' Smtts $1 00) anl up. Mn1ti's Suits i1l pic. EI IC., ETC. We have been in busi principles we commen Never misrepresent go, Yours for Fair COMPLETE Power Plant For Factories and Mills. ENGINES; Corliss, Automatic, Plain Side Valves. 101 LEIRS; Heaters, ind Pu,ps. SAW MILLS; From small plantation mill, to the heaviest mills in the tmrket. All kinds of wooti working machinery lIour and corin milling machinery. Complete ri ling systemns, Luminus, Van Winkle and Thomas. Engines, Boilers, Saws, Gins in stock for quick 1321 Aain St., Columbia, 8. C. Interest paid on deposits in the Savings Department at, the rate of 4 per' cent. per anhum from date of deposit at The CoMmercia1llM OF~ NEWBRERRY, S. C. CAPITAL - - - $50,000 00 We transact a gener al Banking bui' ness and solicit the accounts of hid viduals, lirms and coirporat ions. F. Z. WVILSON. W. II. IHUNT. 0. RI. MA Y ER, Z. P. WRIHIT, Vice-P~resident. Cashier. This signaturo is on every box of the genint Laxaive Bromo=Qt,inine Tablota the remedy that curesu a cold in one day r Less Money1 Is Ulider The Sun! remain the battle cry of 3 of Bargains. g or slander competi ES talk. It has and it trade at the f Bargains only by straight for Baits to Blind You LNDI8E that pleases the, tkes you buy whether not. MAlN8 TO BE FOUND IN C. CALL ON ET NER, quare Dale. <<J( OW & SLEET, i be on you. Prepare or it in time. 'E ROOMS full of Goods, iney works for you here. We offer JL LINE OF MILLINERY, Mosoloy who is up-to-d t~ on all of the latest ing just returned from market. 3 ,500 t'iful Drop Ild ewing Machin. t.................$16.93 T hroo thousand live hundred pta Honvy 2-1lorse Thiublo Skein l agon .................$45.00 tIl r., Ii abli o Bi) titt,t ;o t '.O 4. 114 Stan 1111Last or Ni igc'r Foot. . 25o. latst you through th( winter-you l) 1 o r N rlow............ 1.25 klont wantt to buy asecond round, do ie a he ~l~ii wat o iII 8(('II( JilLC argo 8 day Clock ..........1.S)f lIgs 99c. atndl up. l" tatmti ur. atin s lItood l1eOkor.......... ..... $1.-9 capt.. li at ds .............. . 1.50 A beautiful line Crockoryware. lnratur $1 00 aned up1). Anything you want. in Hardware. litd Springs $1.50 an1d u1p Wood and Willow Ware. Split Seat chairs 2 stlats.r...... .4c. l'ull lino of U rocories. Cant" ...... 5 uggies and Lap Robott. ('1an1o " " 4 55 & 00. Soe us Hbofore buying. \\'iniobw Shalos itt. and. Vagons, SadIles. 1 I 1 boxes \l at che.s........... 45c. Stovos, Stoves. ness here 35 years. Stand to-day for the same ced with. 1 6 oz. the lb., 36 inches the yard. Ads to make a sale. and Square dealing, OUR PRICES ARE SO S..mmALL Theoy WouI Tempt a i81 We will sell for the next thirty days: Full Cream Cheese, Tarbell's, at 1 5c. per lb. " "f " Golden Rod, 15c. " " 4 Boxes Star Lye for 25c. 7 Bars Octagon Soap, 25c. 25 Bars Yellow Soap, 25c. 11 l bs. Good Coffee, $1.00 2 lbs. Arbuckle's for 25c. WXe carry a full line of groceries--Flour, Meal, Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Molasses, in fact everything ini the grocery line. Give us a call and see for yourself. We also sell Nails att 3 and 3.c. per lb. Horse and Mule Shoes at' lowest prices. B3est kind Sole Leather at 40c. per lb. Good at 35c. per lb. A full line of Tin, Crockery and Glassware at lowest price. Mr. Lawson Bobb and Mr. Hi. F". Addy wvill be glad to see their friends at SThe Smith Co., Mittle Corner, Newberry, S. C. PTe t r tmade thout, fos on t.hot sds or ith le Head piece, giving FIVE REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THE DIXIE. wit. ut affor is the hest ventiltion, having a head pico 5 feet square freelfomt folds or crsti ck; in ot air readily esoape~s, and the net being frlete from. dn the sides and foot of bed( the cool air easily rushes in to 2nd. It handles the net, by releasing the cord at the foot of the bed; the Spring armas carry the net to a perpendicular position against the head-board. Od.1her 1)iro(1 enni he rolled to any part of the room, for ventilatio~~ beh litith onl nti se that is an ornament to a roomr 5ati.l on chl hea oard as a lace curtain does on~ awi ranga Sor sale by *i a~ ow. S-JWOten. A lot of new hats f ~ ~j FW~R early Fail wear just re T.EN W E R ~eived by The Lis! dfif 0d Vll1nr Co pw[ij 'my AND SELL Thie Coec in i Notes, Bonds and Tea g rcor th n i Mortgages. hea ger' th e StOCks of all kinds and vho are going away. R3eal Estate. andse tem J0. MAYER, Preident. 'al r{Ikano, sec. and Treas.