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C1'I t il' nt t i ff t1 iar - :tI: 1t. b that tl hf' Fna - and1. cove er ot j V '-Ce mi 1 r f--hadow ei yatI l lft- l v r \ tha t th i IfI it ft t'1 rtt' It t , i'111 ii:-t i- ott i t' bt'I -t't' "11(If t)1,It-f t t t lit' i' 1t - '"r"I'Att' C i ' fIfft' rt, of t 'rab-bat: _ Cta tage n t. \tmi C ytt t w\I' C ib ' lr t Ih l wi fil 1 I ' dt1) r ._ fi. a tit Ther a.l' t i\'s }i-i a dl t' I'ta i-t' Plitie1t Ift C ove' ri->r t an t in11 .ll 4 nr. t i ii - i 4 f1 i 1; \\'. , 1it I t i t an fi .1i flu f' ll . TIilin,7 of I.di iti,l : \\'. II TI,n.1 nl'tnin. Of II.xin :. l i. I f1 o~'fl rt'n\ilt', and lI . I ewI r ard of Cole torll. ai' Ii'rn "i .d aiI'.tl at'-. Tihl"n tl rl' i talk itet p-iily io\. t\Ic \t iitlt' lt' % ' I If.11t 1 iIti :',' ( t't'lilrit MSe eneytt l o1uh.sl --f;etl fo r C h.st i at h at've c ard ti. t he '1 'd. Simp. pa ,Ir of I. e i- t?. \\tff l!f1 i a e n itlt'r thw t', It largtl l lfter ' i na:\ ht h.Ii)l t r --. I'tr lit'nii'' all' i n'o) ierm( -. C-lie I (hirv. IfA be':ll.1 ;a n of ('herrtr: (o" lei. iC ae-'i of atN9wht'rry, af .t G.rr \:'s i t ii 1,1. sofi at Iu .i,tti. a ' b'lt'I n ntbill it-l. Te Ci i r 1-- mr e t. tn"e --ate if :f!t. rl iltt I '. 11 c arr ir-r tsa! f'r a.tit-- i .. rle iin ' ap 1d wa'e ' avowed irti d upIn a- a -tt'p ha _ -:to *' c --dd te i, t i, i l o" tIeet f : i (i'tiA ll tw ."r i';l;dl l cktl'voi 11',r1ii toe 1r fi. 4. \n . } . ( 111r 1 1po en to Pro f - A f; erswi. h .". \'itIII'. 'ly n . M - ec-rnI'or and ik r.. ar botPr ' he rac I'rrA--- a . ai ltl i --nl.,. l "I. NIl, .\Wr. N.i Nw i- toI tr\ tA i b- \'r r Ir.'s, in the ir. t i t' ta-' tr t r tl who a vet ti .ld ti i' " : '.l i,: av'' --.l'1 "i - lrllw t l in l% h tt -- 1F r' attirt' ..\e , rt I, ti m-r" ' ar -t wil ny n,ii' 'a nily t' vIl . tnll aew: ry- ' ount1 r. If tItihahur;. can i e \\ '. !-- ten on , of nit'-t'rlit l. Nt or , onre , ha- .\t e tenIptd to .. l , M _-a a- tat.t ,n u ir er -ior, f.r s- neriat, t [ - tof yla tin j doat sertr o ,ute, an" u- tli . r a tn t anco,rtt ti' reneralt th e t 'il. \\t' I A ting h .. o the prospiii e t li1 da lt- in thi ot to a! stan. Orur co, all: . :111' h-'r 's . It --l)ul i b) - ii C;1111IinIt'. 1 - f t 1d 1-a"1 ( n li l d ti(' he Ilal I tyucah - the e atiM i atnd .ate t 1r' e p,ta -- a on to higO 1hln- - t - I.t)III..11,i III II. %S \\'. la,o . l. on- t n t" 11 . i ; ar1. Ad tl' n- i-r anid at1 wi.a tlh e ','a - w r i t h'i- r, .- >ii., . 1C-ii-a n . r a 'n o .i - v - a fIr'fu . - - th t w -- at - rt - The hids for letting the contract for sewt iae will tic opened torlay. As sootn as the ctIilit sioneis llhavei tittle to coil stdet these bids the conrtr.tet will be au ittded. We hope to see work coin me ::\d verv sooin. The honds have .11 :eAdy1 bee n sold atid the interest is going on. We ltd just is well have the sewer S ste:1 pii in as sli as pl-ossible. The l.ce County \'itiatot, 11. S. l'nt:iI h.tni, ,l;ttr, has iale its appett .t:.e; at th:s of;ice. It is a neatly printed a:d niewls; ;Ipet, and if kept tip to its itt issu:e wi:l celt.titily deserve to sie eeced \\e we:cote the new iaper to our exchangle ht The M:aded Schtoi atl the college will give t week holidiy in otlder to give the pu;ii-s an ,'ppi tunity to visit the I'xpo sition. The tate is very low; special ar r.lyilleirts for lodgiig ini ('hrlirlestonl hive bteen Inutle, anl this otTers an op p it 1tuniv,ty hich shrubit be taken alVanl t.,ge 'f b every ppi l nho can Iossibly I ,. i t w:dl well repay tihe tittue and tihe outlav. The South1ern will run t Ne httiii seci.rtl le.ving Newherry it 9 i mn. \\'e hope inany of tihe teachers and tul'is if the coii t_y schools will join the Newh tIv pat ty. It look - as if eVrv cotinty in the Srat. atll n t. i want;rr a -lpt'eitl tel'rmr -if court. Anu n suppo--e properly, if thi t"altri , ar' onrt' .ll ted at, other laues a- ith\ ar hrre'. It would iive lcr-"n It di', .tt .i-rl in're -ati,fat'tor'y ind b txl,tn-:vt "o have t tauit two new t"rt'il-. I'itit' altioll is Irin roasin- atnd whrih h-- in ct"t".'-rt'ts " i e's incrt'a ' of hin for th1, e,turt- T1he"re "houldi ho at Itn-i tiwo new judicial circuits cr"atted in tn"e Staty. It shouhl hive -I m o momi worm..,' 6 " iit n" -tlt.' 01111.i iiri.'t i'rt tr Wl,,ithtl w dh-ath n tl fr-omithe 1.utheran \ -itorof two g{ooti womein, ith f wi,ntr weltr t titiv's of New bwr.v tninty. )(ro'of tihIml. it's. Kohn, s i th' greater' tait of her life in this cnrutty, im vin;, to ('"d rinia only it few yer'ta- a yo whtr," -on, I r. A. HI. Kohn, t"n iai!t"l in luiiiln s in that city. 'I'ho t,t"r. \ir -. I I lt i wan;,rt', wis it ditugh t. r t ' :\ir. (i- A. ('ount., of this ;o uti tv it hiad lived tihit ;rater 1)atrt of het' nirrriti 1ilf' in I .-xinX t ton ('outty. We fet'l that tih it iaty friends and 1rela tive- in thi- t"ountV will be leat'sed to -re the-.' notine-. ant benre we give th i - a lie" h-r": .\1I;-. Mt \IrI'tl.\ 1'./.%.\iiE''.TIi It)]IN. NIr-. Nairtha Elizabth Kohn, 1e wt_ ashborn in Ntwherr'V (ounty, S. ('.. NIarch 2-. I tii, att wts taken to her hi"ta-v lytbone I-' bruary"3 :.5u, 19 :.' at t he ayv of t;. yearu" . I I motnths and i day. She iit" 'onirimted into the St. I'aul't I.utherlan ('hurit th, Newherry 'ounty. by I:-v. .1. I. \ltny, about Is I. -'or rnyitV years she was rt de vtttetl luIn hir of t'rae (itur,. I'ros hity. inil it th"' tin' of her leaith wa-.t t'b olrd t mti int rt'e' of ,t.. I'rtial's, ('olumb ia. I n 1.5:l ,ht' wa- rtarried to 1ir. Ilatlir ll n Kohn. who died in 1ist form effet- nrf woundrrs r'eeeiv'ed ini the rivit wiar. Ni r'. Nohni was a muost de vrot'd liuithir' andir grrarmlmoothri, it kind, -.vmpiathliii ' im'niihbor airri an e'xamrple ats a ('biri-tiair. <>f hier it ('an hre truily fai at -br' fiollowed in thre steps of hi n Savior', '"whoi went abiouit do ig good." ' She wais atlwanys r'eady to helpl tithendy, to mriniister' to tIre suff'eintg, anid tir e'nncournrg' fther diapoihnted anid idirsr'ise. She'iuv loved 'herchurch anid onro. I b-v. I: i1. Kon (b, pastor of tritmuualrt i.uthra'n ( 'hrc'h it,. New Niarket, V ir'rinia, andir MIr. A. II. Kohn, triasuitret'r if el 'Souith ( 'ol ia Sy nod. Thefre oa re ria ny riends wi'ho weepm with thoiie wh fi)wr'ep andr ex tenrd tireir symi it liiis to thlre fhrer'eited, bui tais mny 3 its knte'w NIlt'. Koftni r'njoice in the assurr ane tro If fheri 'radintess for' the grrt,. ebuangei. thouiit' h it, camte sudndenly rind uniexpnectedilyl. She died its she lived, ia ('bi'tianr, wit.h the full asstra'rnce of eternali lifeC wiith htert Satvliu rid the itear' onues whIo had gone befor'e. Her body wia- laidl to rest in the coemetery itt I 'ronIerity, te futneral servicles hie ittg ndunn ted at r'ace ( 'hurt ch b - her .\iItS. t;tl'rliN IA it ICNU'S It AJ,'T'JWAN (rilt. Ni r-. f'>rure'niu l''ranctes lIalttiwnrger, ni- (e i Count, wras born Int Newbrry Count,ty, S ('. Septemer', I1843, atnd diled at hrer'I homre In Coluia FItIebrutary 28. 19012, at t [he aige of 59 years. In I8 sh -fe wins mriiried-c to Mr. Isiaih lianl Itirne,' '' whoi pr'ceedd hel ir to (te othermr worlId just it little snore t,han a year aigo. MIrs. Hanltlwatnger' wats a life Ion g I,uthettranhr, hin gi zed in in fancy atnd contfi rmed at anr erly age'. She was io.\ail arnd fithfu nl fo her chutrch and hast g iven the bhr st e v itd'tre of hecr CJhristian chatracter andu spIrItual tr'engtfh by the way she ,r'ainedl her harge famrily of chi;ldren. SIhe wats the mrothter of I wevye oh Ildreni, tern of whtoim (eb~ft dasngtersi and two sons) aire lIving. IL, was toi her home,o and thirotugh it to Lire world, that Mrs Haltlwanger gave hr chIef iervice. hlavIng ilved as a Christiacn she was p,repared for the end thtoughit,I caenn after a very brief lilvrrs,. it her Itast hours Rho was tin able to sipeak with her dlear ornes, hut from her life (t,h comforting assurance that bihe had gone home was loft to them. A tier moving to Columbia ehe idenrrtIfied hi elof with St Paul's cont. gr-egation, throtght she loft her member. shlip at 1t. A ndrew's, Leoxingt.on Coun y,at which pisce she was bunried. As the pastor olf St. Andrew's could not ba pres4nrt (on acounift, of illness, the furneral aervices wore conducted by lhe writer, She loaves a truly Christian exrmp;le an a leguacy to her chtldren, and God will comfort. them - NEWBERRY AT EXPOSITION. Wtt.A r lS ETO ISK %EKN I N Utt. wu W1\A N': Itt I 1.1,i N :. Ni'iw brry', F:ztil,It Ia Va rl.1 i,t Alh.,o the, Ave. r,.ge. The following acco'It of the ext iit of Newh rrv. (, hin hidies. is tI kein fromt the- (tharlestonI Bur11-,all depart tent of Thil, State. of the' ltith in-tant: Newbt'rry': exhibit is varied, andi ret is above the a.verage ini qutlity. '1'he distinetive featore is the numher of wedding dresses. l''irst of all is oneo made by Mirs. .1ames G;auntI before her ai rri age. She was four years in mattk ing it. The dress is a beautiful Iilny kind of material. Mrs. I'nomuas Grene ker's wedding dress was of homespun, btut she planted and pleked the cotton, wove and fashioned the Cloth- -during war timies Newh'rry also shows a lot of this 'bronz' Iustro' eroekervware whilh is made so much over. \irs. A. G. Vise, of P'rosperity, shows it sugar dish of t,h is iiito itl. and i rs. 1,. V Jones has it mtustitrd hott and Mis I I.,indsay At water pitt-her. S ,me old dishes of the Gaillard family are displayed. There is a pwter platter for beef roast, and two pieces of blue delf. The platt.er is two hundred years old. The delf is dated 1685. An old lnglish gibled tea pot shown by Mr's. Jamnes AIlltosh Is very dainty. The arrangement of china is untique, t,hore being bits of old Irish in green, olt E,nglish In blue, old (Ierman and Iate German and A nleri ean. (f the latt,er Mliss )ouschka Mar tili has a display of very fine work. Mrs. lIbert, It. Aull exhibits a very old hit of taiprstry llowers of ribbon worked into baskets of silk ribbon. A hat eroeieted by MIrs. W. 2. Verber during the civil war shows how t,he no ble women inae the best of circum staneces. M rs. N. IB. NI azyck two very old as well is ai:ntique articles of toilet, whieb are not, mate lied ini the btilding. (One is an individual table set, knife, fork and spoon of F'rench silver, in the original pocket case, brought, to Amer ict from t.he Isle of lihe in 1661). The initials of the owner, 'auline La Totr, are carved on the handle. Tie other is a lady's lunch companion, ntade Feb. 11, I,tl9. It is of silver and the size of a niatch safe, containing knife blades, etc., which screw into dainty little hand les. Several iuaint little suits of clothes are shown. One of thet is 50 years olt and was sent down by hMrs. Scott of Little Aiountain. This is also it little dress worn by Mlr. Samuel Spenci over i7) yeatrs agu, aid by its side his wed ding boots. IBut. the <iuaintesl of all is the little sutit worn by Col. John Adamt Sumnier when he was four years old, The long trousers were butt.oned around the tinkle, and this child was further iirrayetl in it waistcoat and a "jimll swinger." This suit is owned by Col. T. W. Ilolloway of Pomar'ia. Otber curios are at Cbinese fatn used in New York society in Knick erhocker datys, tal ill)menfse tortoIse ithelI combt ful ly four 'inches tld, confitrihuted by Ailrs. Ien wick; t sitlver miott.hpiitee for' ia botth-a; atnd a pistol1 withI i ai haonet catutred from ant fniantt squtalw by Coli. Asbulry Te3nnenit (on the site oIf t,hu city (If Atlanita. A litce shaw tl by MIrs. H1ol brook, t knaitIted shitwl b)y MIrs. It.. I. H-olland and hat,tenburg by Miles Sitll!e Brown itre very pretty,* In ai conisp)euous p)lace is an "'extra"' of the Charle'tstonl Dily Mercury, tDec. 20, 18110, declitrin g '"Thce Union is Dis solvecd."' Th'is is more like a railroad excurtsioni hanhi(ll thatn a newspaper, anid the item of news thus nar'rated Is copIied Into the not,e boo0k of neatrly ever'y Northern visitor. The Newherry exhibit, was arranged by Mrts. C. A. Howman, Mrs. 1u. O) JIohnison antd Niss Nathalle Matzyck. Miss Natthalle MIazyck of Columbia is always dlelighitedI to show visitors ariottnd the Newhcrry, A nderson, 10dge tield, Orangebur'g, Suiiter, Berkeley atnd Spairtanbutrg r(omis. 'ene V.teei or Nagginig Clouds the happiness of the home but, a niagging wofiant often nleedis help She maty be so nervouis and rtin-dlown in heatlth that trilties annuoy her. if she is melancholy, excItable, troubled with loss of aptI,lito, tiendatchie, sleep1. lessnes, constipait Ion Or titinting and dizzy spells, she needs IElectric hitters, Itie most51 wonder ful remeudy for atilinig womten. Tihousanfds of sufferers from feomale trouibes, nerivous5 trleOiIs, bacek atche andi( weak kIdneys have used It, and1( becoiie healthiy anid hiappty. T1ry It,. Only 50e. at all D)rugglst,s, guaran tee satisfacetioni. STATE OF S3OUTHL CARtOLINA COUNTY OF NEWBERitY-IN COMMON PLEAS. TPho British an d AmIerlean Mortgage Company, Limited, PilinitiY, agin st '1Thomas Young itnd Simpsion Young, D)efendat,s. 13herein,lI wIl sell at pue lutory before the Court Ilouse at Newberry, within the legal hours of siale, on the fIrst Mondaty in A pril, 1902, to the high est bidder, all that t'ract of land tying andi being in the counties of Laurens and Newberry contaliing Thiree Hun dred (800) acres, tmore or tless, and boundedl by lands ol J. W. Watts, (0o, Rtobert Coleman, D). R Phifer, Joseph A. Diunoan, Holloway 111l1 and Jamnes O'D)el--about, one-half of said land be lng In Laurons County andl one half In Newberry County, formerly constItut, ing a part of a 518 acre tract. Terms of sale- One-third of the pur chase money to be paid In 'cash, the balance in one and two years with in tiret, from day of sale, to be secured by bonti of the purchaser and a mort gage of t,he premies, with leave to the purchaser to pay the entire bid In cash. Purchaser to pay for aes H. HI. RIKARD, Master Newberry County. Maatm.'s Ofice Ma..ch 11, 1902. S \IL ' T1k I-'. L Z)? 1 1 t\1't( t':1 t! t !:1t\ ( 9. 1 t:1.. t ,I' n 'm n -t' l 1 1 ( .<(li . ; i ( t 1 Ii.ll t i (' .,t: ::. tir t'4 . i ) )\- \ l',c 1 (lc 1 (a1 I t I i t lt !'. .~ ~ ,gh i 1' } " c,, fa! +~ ~ ~ !+ ' ; :l , 1 lll , , . l? ! t'( - r:I n d 11. I P j> -ial(1 . i . .:..lu tll il,: l9 111L iilIs I I t llrlt to thoi () tlle - 1w ch1Ii gets nlew - i "'t1, (n igestion. uIlslionil is more f . It is a strong It rou>cs up (ull ! ltiu, nti ew lw flesh on thin :. l'd blood into pale i1. make'1 children grow. t is ullllsio)n makes ordi .n.ary food (10 its 11 pictire represents the Tr.tl,r Il.uk of Scott's I' t1-.u sin aidl is on the t .tpp,.t of every bottle. -e I knd for free sample. - SCO' & 1;<>\V N., ~~ 409) Pearl St., Newv York. 4 t)t) 50 , a n d Ai . a ll d i ug g ists. STATI" OF SOUT1'lI CAlIOLINA, COTNTY OF NEW BER1%Y--IN COMMO0N P'LEAS. l;n+nlelt. Cttut 'a niM, 1'iaiiltif, against The Newteri'y IlandlIe and Shuttle ('ompany, )efendants. 3V ()l1,it OF Till" COURT herein, I will -t"Il at, pti e out, e ir at Newt"rry, S. ( " ' t itbin the it ;tal hour-' of :-ale, on) .he fi rst. Monday (Sath-st(a.,) in \lay", 119(2, to tho- highest uiddtlter (ulile'- -Old b,fore t hat. time at trivate -al. ) the followin dcit";( ;ribe( petrso nal lirop ,rty, to wit: Om-' lixlii A,L,- Aut,tmtatis Side 'rank 1tt1tn1n Eiciine: tote .Ixl"-1 Atlats I'ubiular l;nil-r, ianufat.ur:dl by the .\ I ns E n!ine \''orkt-: 100It) fe'et of :hatft.ing 27- 1l: I''tour i( 4'oilnip (;tttplingis 27-1ti:One i'll e \W'renth t15 in :0O.. No 2 Automativ IIurizontal horilt;t Miahi ne, comntplele: one No. (I Imtprovt-d1 Disc Sand-pnpert I'g iaChiint-, (mi lttt-: one(- ( hapllin Automntatie Ilandllt" L-ttit :on : No. I Im pi lt.; one1 No). i pa1t. n t, hea'ivy po wer No. 6 1 r(on frame144 99nort 1)4s Saw M. Iill and1( 1"eeder', comple)1te4; 4414 C.ioquerCIor Sa.w Swaige, itlabl.e for sett1inog the Lteeth inI the abo9ve. -IS-inch saw; one0 No. L Iim provedl I )rat4il"W Haing NIlachine0, c(4)lomle; l)eli:4(ie Emery'I'3 (Grindin g mac90hine0, com4)pleite: onie erniy Wheel 2*x14 inches: one' Emuery Whcel I 1 Inc.h; on011 fllntingLtn Emery D)ressing Trool, with two sets of whtlel; A No. I Ilod Machine and4( the nieiessar'y pulleys and1( belting to r'un P4aidl ma14chine, mafl5)1.iT Lured products14 anId raw.1'. materiaj44l. Terms of S'tle of A bov'e Persona')l l'roperty 3'-CaIsh. 1By said1( or'd r 4 of t he (Court he~rein, I will also5 sell ablic outcry at New herry, 8. ('.. w .LhIn the legal hour's of sale on said14 first Mlondaty (Salesday) In May, 190)2, 1.0 the hig'hest bidder the following descibed rel'(i est,aLe, to wit: All thatl tralct, pi1ece or" prireal of' land, situate.. in the t.own of Newberry, (County andI State afor'esa4id, cont'aining T[wo and1( 161 100 Acres, more' 04' less, b)ounfded by PopeJ) str'eet, C. N. & l~. ItaIroad, O .J. P ureel and0( others, said1( 11and( to be0 44old In thre-e or mnore lots) Tlermis of Sale of sa4.14 Ieal Estate One-th Iird (cash and Lbhe halance on a cr'edlIt of one yea', with Interest, fr'om (day of sale1( at11.) th 44rate of eight pir cent. per4 ainnumn, the cred It portion to be secured by a note of the p)urchaserI and a4 mnort gage of thet preifses sold1(. P'ur chaser to pay for I)"per4s Ncticeof Filial Sottloimcital fl1Iischa 11o N OTICE IS [1t1IY GIVENT'LIIA'1 I i mke a1 final. se4ttlement on the estate of Callie it. Cannen, de(Lconsed, in the IPrIoba4te Courit for' Niwherry County, S (2 , on Tulesday, the 1st d1ay of A pril, A. 1). 191)2, at. 1I o'clock ini the forenoon. and4( will ImmtIedtely..03 thero af.terI appl)y for Letters Di)sissor-y. All persons04 havintg claims against,51 the said( estate3 will render' In the same1 duly13 att,ested, and L,hosec indebut.ed1 to the said1 estate.1 will pay the same on or' bofore that (dat,e.. A LICE (1. CA N NON, Newberr,y, S C., Admn'x. Feb .26th, 19)02. ST1ATIE 01F 5OUTH'1 UAlROLI NA COUNTY 01F NICWHBEliY-IN COMMON PLEAS. Honjamin I". Leowls, for himself and0( as Guardian ad [itomi of L4eoni (1. Lewis 1and( Winona Lewls, Plailnt,lris, agalinst, Mary T1. Attaway, Defendant. BY ltDil' THlIC C OU WIT, Bheroin, Iwll sell at- public outcry before the Courti House at Newberry, wIthin the0 legal hours of sale, on the fIrst M onday In A pril, 1902, to the high Ost, blddeor, the following desceribed land: All t hat trmact or pa rcel of 1l4nd In Nowher'ry 'Count.v, Sout.h Carolina, on wators of S4luda river, cont,aInIng SIx Iluindred and EIghteon (618) ao'-s, more or less, bounde'd hy lantis com-1) manily known as8 the "1invird Plice,'' the "Davonport 1LatIds," the "Lindsay Place" and the "iit,ts'8 Place " Terms of sale--Cash. Put'ohaser to pay for papers. II. II. R IK ARD), Maeter Newberry County. Master's Ofleec, March 11, 1902. Plant Good seeds ilarch is tho tiiii for BiEANS ltrd spvclld V'alo,ti1,o. St notigh-sN (i r,vi P'o, (1oleni and 13litek Wax. 13 l ''I'S BCTS-EIS Extra Iarl 'T urnip. (' O I t i r Adlamls' latrht. P rkins ' -iry Allarlcet. Buist's \\ eito Snow%11e. White Spin.\ L& ong (ren. MlUSTIAItD). OKR(A. (ArISIr. SQSoi. TOMIATOES Aemne, Dwarf Champion. 1 3iist' n e ty. livingston's oanty. P ronderosa. PEAS Ih nist's ai rly lori'g Star. Early American W'onder. fo und0 pionl of e4ingland, ete ie hllve tho best variotios of Buist's Best Seed. hIclatR & n E, Particular Pharm acists, Corner Drug Store, Newberry, S. C. A RARE CHANCE. Evorything in the Millinery line is being closed out at the Riser Millinery at sacrifice prices to make room for tho Spring Goods. It is rare chance for bargains in head wear and trimmings. Hero also is to be found some now silks for Spring Shirt waists -protty patterns at low prices. Call and gwth the bent of this sale. Famous Chocolate and Bon Bons, Fresh and toothsome. Sold only by us. Fresh supply in bulk or in packages always on hand. When you get LO WNEY'S you- get the best con fections made, regard less f prie, an whe fortreul a~r tokite pack-L paIinI ini having my ot.h Extrated, hut I did1 not, feel it. [)r. lia rd ingl, the pa inless dent,hut,, will be in his e011o0, on the 2d of April and remain three days. Why sulfer with your teeth when you cani have t,homn extacted so easy andI so cheap-50c. for the first, too: h, 2r>-. for the scondi, four for $1.00 iM"POllicp S'>l0omo':'s old *tand. Dr. G. R. Harding, Extratinhg Specialist. ...JE*WELRY JEMELRY... ln large varieties frorn a cheap Stick Pin to a FINE GOL.D WATCH, Call and examine my stock before buying. Jeweler and Optician. "CLEA . ' At this m ng sea S&j a few .. ~ "' ''houses pense 4out n heavy, stead? THE WO AN A WITH BRIGHT NEW * ING. SPRING ? FELT A FURNISHINGS. 4 H. E To NOT P But Fine Linens at Ve 64 inch all linen unblea 66 inch all linen bleach 58 " Union linen " 58 60 " " " 72 " " Mercerizec 14 X 1I sill linon S'it. dilamask doilies 16 X 1i all linen l)leachi-d latmaswk de lix I1 '' " unbleached " I lot. 11.X I 1 blun ebccked doilies, not I)XX 5 all linn blettecd napkins 75( IN18 all linon " " $1.2 ISM18 Union lino bleached napkins Just received another I kerchiefs 5c. Just received lot v get them marked up in S. J. W P. S.--Ag't Butterick IPLJ ANTIEllR3 HAVE YOU SEEN TEE Caldwell Cottoni Planter? It is a money and time saver, and the only per fect up-to-date planter on the market. It will drop corn or peas per fectly. Call and see sample and let us take your order for a trial Planter. Hardwaro lo. FOR $14.00 Higih grades at all prices in Columbias, Monarchs, Crescents and Hartfords. Having had 25 years of experience, I know how to do first-class work on Bicycles. i. W. White. --T HE (ESTADriI,I81IE IN I87I.) Capital - -- ---$0,000.00 Surplus and -Profits - 06,866.88 ('orloa (oroepondono solicli Savings Department. Doposits allowed intorest at the rate o 4 por cent per annun from dateof and JTuly 1st of each year. M. A. OAnRaTi1LF, P>r-et. r- 8. DUNCAN, Cashier. N UPIKI Spring house clean-- < .son we want to give 9 timely tips to good vives. Why not dis- 9 with that old worn iattress and that gloomy looking bed MAN OF TO-DAY WANTS IRY IRON BED, r VILL BE DELIGHTED OUR SPRING SHOW 0 COTTON MATRESSES, Id Cno C7RPLE ry Economizing Prices, .ched damask 58c. ed damask 74c. " 49c. 24c. 48c i bleached damask 74c 50C sot.. ilies $1.25 doz. " '75c doz. '149c doz. all linan 19c doz. doz. 5 doz. $1.00. ot ladies all linen hand vash goods, but did not time for this ad. GOTEN. s Patterns. Fire Ins uraa Ini Strong Old Foreign and Ameri can CJompanties. Cash Assets. Aggregate $34,643,297.. Life Insurance -In Pacifi Mutual, the most eco nomical and lib)eral Company in then world. Accident Insurance In Travelers and Maryland Casulty. Mishaps are frequent. Over Post Office. T.HE N%EWBERRY. Land and Security Co. WILL BIUY AND SELL Notes, Bonds and Mortgages. Stocks of all kinds and. Real Estate. .I. 0. B. MAYER, President. JN.M. KCINARD, Sec. and TraM. Inoe s paid ondeposite in the r~'n&. per anhum from date of deposli at The Commercial Bang OP~ N1MWItPRRY, H. C. CAPITAL - -* $50,000 00 e t,atdta eenoa c an busi viduaile, firmis and corporations. Gi'o. W. suMMt L. W. FLov.~ W o.. MOEIt.. P.0 SMITH.f D.B MY KIINARD, Pre.den. Vlie-President. Cashiear.