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Joint counen Meeting. A joint couucil meeting of the New barry pastorae will be held at the Mayer Memorial church on Satu'day eixt, April 12, at 3 30 o'clock. An approaching Mar- lae. In the Associato Reformed Church on the morning of April the 19th, at 9 O'clock, Miss Rachel Buchanan McMas er will *o mnr,ied to Mr. James Law Kinnerly, of Newberry. No cards will be issued in Winnsuoro or Newterry, but the presence of all relatives and friends is desired.-Winnshoro News and Herald. Died in Columbia Mr. F. J. Russell received a telegram yesterday morning from his brother-in law, Mr. R. L. Murrell, of Columbia, announcing the death of his seven-year ok son, Ray. The rem-sins of the lit tle fellow will ba bu'ied today in Sum ter. The many friends of the family here deeply sympathize with them in their bereavement. "Clifton" Flour Cistomers The customers we want are those who require the highest possible qual Ity. Some of our best customers are of this class. They have come to stay. There is not much satisfaction in gain. ing as a customer a man for whom any thing is good enough. We like the critical kind.- They appreciate "Clif ton" four. We invite the most care fal invetigation. We want you to -compare "Clifton" four with the best of other brands. People who do this choose "Clifton" and stick to it. "Clif ton" four customers are satisfied cus towers. Deaths. Mr. J. Ben Counts, of the Pomaria section, died about 11:30 Wednesday night. He retired seemingly in his usual health, and shortly afterwards died., On the 2nd instant he celebrated his 84th birthday. His remains were burid Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Bethlehem, the services being con duesed by his pastor, Rev. J. J. Long. He was the father of fve children, two eons and thee daughters: Henry F., Vam Haskell, Mrs. J. B. Lving aon, Laura an'd Mamle. Little Sarah, two-ansd-a-half year old daughterof Mr. and Mrs.-J. T. Dennis, died at their residence on Cornelia street, this city, Wednesday evening at 8. o'clock, after an Illness of two weeks with whooping cough aelI pneu mounia.4Sarah was a bright cld and * was the pet of the household. Her re -mains were buried yesterday afternoon at 6 o'clock at Rosemont cemetery. Mr. 3nnis ant. family have the svm pathytof their many friends. Mr. Sunon P. Bickley died at his bte in this county Monday night, 7th. He 'leaves a widow with four children to mourn his death. His remains were buried Wednesday morning at New Chapel Church, Rev. D P. Boyd con duoting the funeral. Mr. Thomas L. Harmon died at' his home near Jalapa on Tuesday. TUE CLUB MEETING A (all to meet and E.orauise-when ad .waere They Meet. -Jalapa Conservative Democratic Club\wlll meet on the 26th for the pu. - pose of reorganizing and electing an ex ecutive committeeman and delegates to the convention. J. B. Reagin, Pres. W. E. Merchant, Secy. iiid Mes's Demnocrette olub No. 6 Township. The Old Men's Democratic Club of No.86 Township will meet at Longshore, S. C., April 28th, at 3 o'clock, p. m , to reorganize, elect delegates to the county convention, and appoint an ex ecutive comiteeman. We would like to have a full meeting. 11. D. Bonzer, Pres. W. G. Peterson, 8ecy. L.ongshore, S. C., April 8, 1902. The Trinity Demoeratte Club Of N.86 Township will meet at Hen drix's Shop, April 26th inst., at 3 o'clock p. in., to reorganize, elect delegates to the county convention and appoint an executive comimitteemiana. 3. H. Hendrix, Pres. J. Y Floyd, Secy. A potor's Bad Plight. "Two years ago, as a result of a se vere cold, I lost my voice," writes Dr. M. L. Scarbrough, of Hebron, Ohio, "then began an onstinate cough. Every remedy known to ma as a prac ticing physician for 35 years, failed. and I daily grew worse Being urged to try Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, I found quick relief, and for last ten -days have felt better than for two -yearS " Positively guaranteed for Throat and Lung troubles by all drug glsts. S0c. and $1 00 bottle. Trial free. Stew Bleeptag car Line to Ubarlestorp. Southern Railway announces etab lishment of additional sleeping car line to Charleston, S. C., from Cincinnati, * Chattanooga and Atlanta via Augusta. southbound leaving Cincinnati at 8:05 p. m , Chattanooga at 6:45 a. m , Atlan ta 3:10 p. in., Augusta 11:90 p. mn., sr riving In Charlestor at 7 a. i Re turning, leave Charleston at 11 p. m , arrive at Augusta at 7:15 a. in, Atlanta 12:45 p in. Chattanooga 9:50 p. m , Cincinnati 8:10 a mn. On this sleepiag car line will be han dldPlmns-pigcr,adti copested la esclenge ce afforded compthe Sother exceleny and ice afon-e byction ohrlto ond acot o -h xoiin nections to Charleston on account of the exposition. VARIOU AND ALL ABOUT. Those who are in position to know say that the fruit is not hurt to any considerable extent. Ward's Ministrels gave a fair show to a small audience Monday night at the opera house. But it rained. There was a considerable sprinkle of I snow here on r'uesday - a record a breaker, snow on the 8th of April. An extra communication of Amity s Lodge, A F. M., will be held Monday night for the purpose of conferring the Felloweraft degree. d A deputy. sheriff from Columbia came . up Wednesday for a uegro woman who is a witiess iu the Christie diamond case, of that city. b Dr. S. T. HallMdn will conduct the morning services and preach the ser mon at the Church of the Redeemer on Sunday morning. n Three freight cars jumped the switch track at the C., N. & L. depot Wednes- i day. The only damage was the delay of the freight about two hours. F The Southern Authorities will have an extra coach left at Newberry next Tuesday for the purpose of accommo- F dating the visitors to the exposition. The B .11 Telephone Company has N three car loads of telephone poles at the C., N. & L. depot that range in C length from 30 to 50 feet long. They are certainly beauties. b There is some talk of local talent a putting on an entertainment for the benefit of the Excelsior Fire Company. The play being talked of is the funny comedy, "Are You a Mason." Mr. John M. Taylor, who is taking in the Charleston Exposition, had the T misfortune to have his pouket picked Tuesday night. The thief got $15 and T jumped from the moving street car and made his escape. At the meeting of the Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men, held in Charlestion this week, two 0 Newberrians were honored, Mr. J. H. Hair was elected Great Sachem, of the r State, and Mr. S. G. Carter, was elected Great Gaard of Wigwam. Persoun.. , P Miss M. E. Copeland is visiting rela- y tives in Clinton. d Mr. L. W. Floyd spent a few days in s C Union the first of the week. Capt. W. T. Jackson came in from Sumter Wednesday. Mrs. Fannie Meredith, of Columbia, E is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. M. Cook. ,j sMr. Hoover, a prominet traveling man, of Concord, N. C., was in the city d yesterday.a Editor W. H. Wallace visited his a son, Dr. D. D. Wallace, in Spartan burg on Tuesday. Dr. D. L. Boozer, Sr , who has been n confined to his bed for about four weeks F is again able to be out. a Mrs. W. H. Workman, of Silver E Street, is spending a few days with the ft family of Dr Van Smith d Rev. W. A. Lutz, Mrs. Lutz and Mrs. Dinglehoif, of Prosperity, paid a visit to Mr 3. A Blackwelder yesterday. , Mr. F. K. Hunter and wife, of Ne w berry, spent Sunday with Dr. G. Y. Hunter's family.-Prosperity Eagle Eye. Messrs. S. G. Carter, Neill Campbelld and J. M. Guinn returned from Char-d leston yesterday singing the praise of the great exposition, a Mr. D. H Taylor, student at New- s berry College, was called home yester- l day on account of the death of his fater at Cameron. Rev. J. L. Williamsou and Mr. W. F. g Ewart will leave today for Abbeville u to represent Avehigh Church, of this n city, at Presbytery. o Mrs. Dr. Johnstone and little daugh ter and Miss Vera Houseal, of New- b berry, S. C., are visiting Mrs. W. H. 1~ Anderson on Rutledge avenue.-News t4 and Courier, 9th. Mrs. Emma Lake left yesterday morning for Montgomery, Ala., to a visit her son Marvin, who is in a hos- a pital in that city, having had an opera. C tion performed for appendicitis. A g letter brings the information that Mr. ti Lake is doing nicely since the opera- 1I tion has been performed.s A Nearly Fatal Runaway 11 Started a horrible ulcer on the leg of J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, Ill., which defied doctors and all remedies for four years. Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. Just as good for Boils, A urns. Bruises, Cuts. Corns. Scalds, Skin Eruptions and Piles. 25c. at all druggists. H AMPTON CREtI1ALLY ILL. The Old Hero Reporter to be Falitg Fastg -The State Mourn. [Special to Greenville News.] e Columbia, S C., April 9.-General Wade Hampton's condition is quite se rious and the gravest fears are enter taned. At best the expectation is that2 his life can be prolonged only a shorte while. He has been gradually failing 'for the past few weeks until now he is extremely low and has been so for two days. D.Taylor, his physician, re Iports tonight that he is no better and holds out no hopes. A. K. Seabord Air Line Mileage Books Save Yon Money tn Travelling. Seaboard Air Line Railway Mileage ~ Books are a great save in money, and a S special convenience in travelling. One ( thousand mile bcoks are sold at rate of i 25 00 and are good over the entire sys- ~ Co,icuigFlria lot ah intDm,udnd tloia Balsoioe Wash vaNrokadByLnStaes t BrnswiD.c, Gand oe B Blimr ., an ewnoubaadCitnoe C, NrfoLk adlBay Thee bteames tore goodnforon Ga ear o dat of prhas, an fodpsegrstepiieeo ansbtpn wofanypumins litfve C., N. & L. Railway. These books are good for one .v ear from date of purchase, and afford passengers the privilege of anin, an at ane nointa. tf. IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN. [eeting of Great Council of South Caro lna-J.'H. Hair, of Newberry, Elected Great Sachem. [News and Courier. 9th.j The Great Council of South Carolina mproved Order of Red Men held their nnual session at Irish Volunteers Ball, anderbost street, three hundred and xty delegates being in atteudance. Great Incohnee Edwin D Miley, of es Moines, was ably represented by ie Hon. Charles C. Conley, of PbIla elphia. past great chief of records. 'he following officets were elected: Great prophet, J F. Pate, of Sumter. Great sachem, J. H. Hair, of New -rry. Senior sagamore, Wm. McGowan, partanburg. Great junior sagamore, E C. SLein eyer, Charleston. Creat chief of records, R. A. Wil ams, Charleston. Great keeper of wampum, W. M. itch, Charleston. Great sannap, B. C. Wallace, Sumter. Great mishenewa, J. W. Sammons, iedmont. Great guard of wigwam, S G. Carter, ewberry. Great guard of forest. F. C. Garner, if ton. The Great Council will today cele rate Red Men's Day at the Exposition 2d the braves will have a good op Drtunity to view the beauties of the rory City. The next Council will meet in Co Lmbia on the second Tuesday of Plant [oon, G. S. D., 412. BE FARMERS M. F. P. ASSOCIATION. e Meeting Held on Tuesday-Officers for the Ensuing Year-Other Business. The annual meeting of the Farmers [utual Fire Protection Association as held in the court house of this city i Tuesday. The meeting was well attended by presetative farmers from different ,ctions of the county. The meeting was called for the pur 3se ef electing officers for the ensuing ear, and the following were elected trectors from their respective town ips: No. 1-H. H. Folk; No. 2-B. F. annon; No. 3-Ellison Keit,; No. 4 C. Abrams; No. 5 -D. W. Barre; o. 6-T. P. Pit ts; No 7-E. L Leavell; o. 8 -W. E. Lake; No. 9-R. T. C. [unter; No. 10-L. I. Fellers; No. 11 1s. L Keitt. Mr. Jos. L. Keitt was elected Presi nt; R. T. C. Hunter, Vice-President; ad L. I. Epting, Secretary, Treasurer ad Agent. Wields a Sharp Ax. Millions marvel at the multitude of aladies cut off by Dr. King's New Life ills-the most distressing too. Stom 3b, Liver and Bowel troubles-Dys psia, Loss of Appetite, Jaundies,' iliousness, Fever, Malaria, all fall be re these wonder workers. 25c. at all ruggists. VISITING THE SCHOOLS. perintendent Mclmhan is In Newbry Wilt Attend the Teachers' Meeting Tomnorrow. State Superintendent of Education [c~Mahan arrived in Newberry yester ay morning. It is his purpose to visit several of ie schools of the county on this visit, ad with that in view he with County uperintedent Eugene S. Werts, will ave today to visit the Prosp)erity, xcelsior and Little Mountain schools. Yesterday they visited the city raded school and Mr. McMahan lll attend the County teachers' eeting and make an address on .that acasion. Every teacher of the county should e at this meeting, for the State Super itendent will have something of in ~rest and benefit to say to them. Better than Pill. The question has been asked, "In hat way are Chamberlain's Stomach ad Liver Tablets superior to pills?" 'ur answer is: They are easier and Lore pleasant to take, more mild and entle in effect and more reliable as iy can always be depended upon. hen they cleanse and invigorate the omach and leave the bowels in a natu i condition, while pills are more harsah i efect and their use is often followed y constipation. For sale by W. E. elham. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TO GO TO DALLAS. Party Being Made Up to Go to the Lone Star state. Quite a party is being made up to go > Texas on account of .he reunion of ie Confederate veterans. It will be a reat trip, and probably the chance rill never be had again to take such an itensive trip at so small an expense. The following names have been anded us, who have decided to make Le trip, and they will leave on the th instant, some going by the South rn route and some by the S. A. L.: essrs. D. L. Boozer, Jr., WV C. Tyree, 7T. E. Pelham, Jr., C P. Pelhaim, H K. toyd, . L. Schumnpert, E P. Mat bews, L. W. Kibler, D. B. Wheeler, S. Spearmnan and daughbter, arid G. F. iong and daughter. The Great D14-naa Swamp. Of Virginia is a breeding ground of iariag- rins. So is low, wet or marshy ~round everywhere. These germs ause weak ness, chills and fever. aches n the bones anut mrscles, and mav in uce dangerous maladies. But El"c~ rc Bitters never fail to destroy them nd cure malarial troules. They will urely prevent typhoid. "We tried nany remedies for Malaria and Stom -c n ie ~u'e, rtsJh h artnd o Liver v.oules , "burte oubdar ything afB sv ood asu nleveri 3ittnd. Trytthingm gO l is." gurathem. satisfact. A QUICK PROMOTION. Lieut. Tom Moorman Goes Up a Peg in the Army, It is stated that Lieut. Thomas Moor man, U. S. A., of this city, who after his withdrawal from the volunteer service in the Philippines was given a second lieutenancy in the regular army and assigned to the Seventeenth infan try, has been promoted to a first lieu tenancy, and will likely be transferred to the Twenty-third regiment. Lieut. Moorman is a born soldier and his friends have predicted rapid rises for him ever since he entered the volun teer service. His record thus far indi cates that they wiil not be disappoint ed.-The State, 5th. Lieut. Moorman is a native of New berry, and his friends here will be pleased to hear of his promotion. Gt for the Chie&raa Give them oil-co-liver oil. : cu,rcus to see the result. Gi- it to the peevish, fret c'Id, and he laughs. Give the pale, anomic child, .1 hi face becomes royand Hi of health. Take a flat bested child, or a child that has stopped growing, give him the oil, and he will grow big and strong like the rest. This is not a new scheme. It has been done for years. Of course you must use the right oil. Scott's Emulsion is the one. Scott's Emulsion neither looks nor tastes like oil because we are so careful in making ii pleasant to take. Send for free sample. SCOTT & 1EOWNE, Chemists. 409 Pearl St., N. Y an d $x.oo; al. druggists. The Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company, Philadelphia. Mr. B. F. Gniffin, one of the mos1 prominent merchants of Newberr3 writes us as follows: Newberry, S. C., April 9th, 1902. Mr. F. G. Spearman, Gen. Agt., New berry, S. C. Dear Sir: After a thorough exam ination of the plans and security offerec me by the Fidelity Mutual Life Insur ance Company, and af ter a careful com parison of its rates and policies witt those of other companies, bothb of whici were submitted to me for my accept ance. I took a poiicy in the Fidelit3 on my life for four thousand, and latei took out two more thousand. You cat infer how highly I regard your com pany. I advise all desiring Insurance to in vestigate the Fidelity's plans before in suring. With best wishes. Yours truly, B F. GRIFFIN. MAVING4 BANK LIFE INsURANCE. Life Insu~rance is the best Saving Bank. 1st. Because, if you die after making the first deposit, your family receive Imany times as much as you have depos i2nd. After having miade annual de posits for more than thre'e years, yo can borrow at a reasonable rate th 'loan value of the policy, without othe security. For rates and terms for insurance, c an agency, apply to F. G. SPEARMAN, Gen. Agt., Newberr,S. C. Light Biscuit Delicious Cake s Dainty Pastries Fine Puddings Flaky Crusts NEWBERRY MARKET korrected every Tuesday ana Friday by Summer Bros. Meat... ....... 9 a9t - Shoulders"....... ........... .. 8e. Ham s.................................. 12( 14c. Best Lard ............... ........... 9g12ic. Best Molasses, new crop...... 6(x. Good Molasses.................... 25(450c. Corn ............................... . 95c. Meal .......... . . ......... ........ . 5@ 90u' aay.............. . ................. 01.00. Wheat Bran....................... s1.35 Ist Patent Flour................ 5.00. 2nd Best Flour.................. S4.50@7 75. Strait Flour...................... 4 25(04.50 Good Ordinary Fiour.......... 3 7&,)4.00. Sugar ................. ..... ......... 5i(V5-A . Rice................................ 5( 8*c. Coffee................................. 10(l ic. Cotton seed meal, per n.ck... #i.25. O ats ....... ......... ................. 80c. H ulls ............... .................. 35c Country Product, Butter, per th .................... 15(g20t Eggs, per dozen ........ ....... 13c Chickenb, each........ ........ i(25. Corn, per bushel.. ............ 85 c Sweet potatoes 6... ... 60c Turkeys, per tb ................. 8c. Peas, per bushel.................. $1 00 SPECIAL NOTICES. .150 DOZEN Pure Linen Collrs, the regular 10, 15 and 20 cents kind-all new, just in, bought in job lots, now going at 5c. eaeb at the Ewart-Pifer Co. PIANO TUN-ER-R. H. McCracken., - the Piano Tuner, is in tht city, and those who need tuning of pianos or organs will call on or drop him a card at the Crotwell Hatel. AEthings up to date. Send your Cliars and Cuffs to Newberry Steam Laundry. NICE assortment Chrysanthemuws, ns wed varieties, at 15c per dozen, for sale by R. J Miller. f. 2t NJO bundle too small, none too large, -itobhave our attention. Ne w berry Steam Laundry. OR 0ANDM1SSLIZZIESALTER A.I.e wish to notify their friends that they have purchased the E!ite Photo Studio and would be glad to bave them call any time at their office on east end Main street. t&t St 3TOREHOUSE. for Rent-For sale or rent. Also a two-horse farm to rent. A pply to Antine Buzhardt. t&f tf EMO VED-I have moved my jew elry establishment into the store occupied by Pelham's china hall and will in the future be in a better posi tion to serve the public. I keep con stantly on band, Gold Watches, Dia mond and wedding rings, jewelry, silverware, cut glass, clocks and novel ties. Remember I am prepared to fit difficult eyes with glasses. Yours for trade.J. GUY DANIELS. CALL at The Herald and News office for Labor contracts, Rent con tracts, Liens, etc. A Lbusiness tha.t's business is "re ciprocity" business. We belp those who help us; it pays us and them. The Newberry Steam Laundry. F F ou have fault to find do not hesi Atate to tell us. All complaints are carefully considered at the Newberry Steam Laundry. ClLEAN LINEN pays. In order to have it this way send it to New berry Steam Laundry. [DRESS MAKING-All kinds of dress 5-makinug, children's clothes a spe cialty. Prices reasonable MRS. J. T. PRESSON, Fourth door from opera house t&f 8t Nance street. It dosn't pay to bd a mile behind the band wagon. Be in it and let the other feliw do the following. Moral. Send your laundry to the Newberry Steam Laundry. _ _ _ FOR GOOD CROPS PLANT GOOD S EE DS! We have Virginia grown Millet Seed Cane Seed. For a succession of vegetable crops plant this mouth Beans. Beets. Cabbage. Celery. Corn. Cucumbers. -M ustard. Okra, Squash. Tomatoes. r Be sure thbey are Buist's Seeds GILDE R & WEEKS, Pa rWi~1 RPh rRRV~st. - er. ll~Sog I NEWBERRY, S. C. C.i S1 Mt DISTRIBUT Re lable MCI AT Honorabi At the lowest pos be had for the sam goods. We do n( goods. We do r good money and in you worthless goc clean cut business, cutway. WeprotE qrs from loss by sel hy merchandise. full, lines of gry Goods, Dress Good nderwear, Millinery, ;ales, Domestics, S es ForI Shoes Boys, Dur stores are full ask you to visit us, ourteous dealing, owest prices. Nc ations and a big elect from. You DON'T SI When we advertise we ha advertise to sell and sell lying. 5000 2 lb cans to >ther Bargains sold in les There are some who, after the early bird has ca hen say, why you adverti goods We say to these, mients, come at once, foi There are those who take >pportunity. ERE IS ANOTIIER EYE 1,500 Cans 31b Tomatoes, 10c per ca 1,0031 en Pie Peaches 8 e r ce 1,000 31 as Danish Cabbage, 5c 1,500 21b cans Brackberries, 9e per e 500 21b cans Cherries, (good enough We have bargains for every one in e iothing and Shoes. We bought our go< o keep warm. New goods arriving daily Yours for 1 0. KLET KODAKSI H If you are open to, onviction and would' like to get the bestH KODAK made, buy the EASTMAN. an* We carry a full line of tr KODAK MOUNTS, " DEVELOPING PAPER and FILMS. We will be glad to an have you call and see our line before buying. ' Mayes' IWER CO., ORS OF ochandise e Prices sible prices to e high grade of )t sell shoddy iot take your exchange give >ds. Our's is a done in a clean ,ct our custom lling them wor We carry fine s, Silks, Hosierv, Ginghams, Per Linens, Notions Men, Women, Girls 2 Babies. of goods. We .We promise fair treatment, misrepresen good stock to -s truly LEEP ye the goods, but we Ae do. Goods go a matoes and a lot of s than two weeks. iwake at last, come ught the worm and. se and dont have the Watch our advertis r delay is dangerous. advantage of every OPENER! de, 8c per can. er can. for Prince Henry) 9e per can. very line, especially Dry Goods, ide while competition was blowing 1he beet at the lowest, TNER. The Fair and Square Dealer. prilig Time SUGGESTS USE CLEANING!I Ae handle all kinds of disinfect. hoth Balls for putting away win lothes, blankets, etc. Lntiseptic Soaps for washing the ans, towels and other articles. Bed Bug Poison, Insect Powder, H ouseh'ld Ammonia, Sapolio, 3 other requisites for a general hone to us, No. 133, and we will nre you prompt delivery. Drugs, Medicines, Cigars and Tobacco, at re Sell Wiley's Candies.