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VARIOUi AND ALL ABOUT. Mr. J. Y. Floyd is announced in this paper as a c:ndidate for County Super visor. The City Council is re-coverin4 the bridge over Scott's creek on the Helena road-a much needed improvement. The many friends of Dr. A. L. Long shore will be pained to learn that be is quite sick at his residence in this city. We wish for him speedy recovery. The West End ball team will go to Columbia Saturday afternoon to play the crick team of tne Olympia Mills. We predict a victory for the West End boys. Mr. Colin L. Graham is announced In this paper as a candidate for Magis trate for No. 11 Township, and is pledged to abide the result of the pri mary election. The examiaation for the award of vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col lege and for the admission of new stu dents will be held at the County court house on Friday, July 11th. See ad vertisemnt. dallie Jackson, wife of Dan Jackson, oolored, who lives on Mrs. Paysinger's plae, about five miles from town, was found dead in bed on Friday morning. Coroner Lindsay pronounced it death from natural causes. See notice of elect ion of teachers for Chappell's school. Mrs. J. L. Aull is spending the week with her son, Mr. E. H. Aull. Mr. Tom Jones, of Goldville, spent Saturday and Sunday in Newberry. Miss Leonora Mcsweeney, of Colum bin, is spending a while in Newberry with Miss Alice Aull. Col. J. B O'Neall Holloway, Princi pal of the Elloree Graaed Sebool, is in $he eity visiting relatives. Mis Isla Jones, who hts been tesch ing -t the Walhalla Graded Scbool, ar uried in Newberry last week. Mr. J. G. Wolling, of Wolling, Fair O=V Conty, who ii a candidate for ;Airoad Commissioner, sp-nt several tys ih Newberry last week. He made 7iy friends here. of. H. B. Dominick, principal of IhEasley Graded School has been in e city for the past few days. Prof. DOmInICk~has been appointed princi psl f te Piekens Summer school for LC ev. Walter I. Herbert returned to :>Newberry last night. His hosts of * friends- here r retted that he could not esty longer arnong them. Mr. Her bertis a universally popular man. Flwesae Times, 2Sed. Dr -Eberhardt, who has been the ~ ,~'U~AoIprescr9tion clerk at iMayes' rD1~iStQre will leave today to spend a while at his old home in Columbia. During his stay here Dr. Eberhardt bas made many friends all of whom re gissa to see him leave and wherever he roes their best wishes go with him. May his shadow never grow lesis. Mrs. James F. Glenn died at her home ahHelena on Friday of last ' eek. Her e mains were buried Saturday~ afternoon a Rnouenn cemetery. O What 'thi, folks Ne.ed - * a ter power of digesting and se 1naig food. For them Dr. King's New Life Pills work wonders Toey * tome and regulate the digestive organ", gently expel-saU poisons from the sys tan, enrich the blood, improve appe * ire, make 'healthy fleah. Only 253 at all druggista. Piente at Ut.~8etheI. -The kt. Bethel school, Miss Annie Saber, tacer, wil! close with a picnic esnaext Saturday at Mt. Bethel school house. All friends are invited. Want. Other. to Know. -"I have used DeWit-t's Little Early Risers for constipation and torpid liver and they are right, Ilam glad to in dorse them for [ think when we find a good thing we ought to let others know It," writes Alfred Hein'se, Quincy, Ill. They never gripe or distress. Sure, safe pill. W. E Pelham & Son, - Children'. Daiy. Children's Day exercises were held at the -Central Methodist church Sunday morning at ii o'clock. The exercises consisted of songs, recitations, etc., by . the children, and all were excellently rendered. An address was made to the children by Rev Thos. G. Herbert, of Leesville, which was full of instruction and wisdom to the children. Water Mleln and Cholera are easily associated. This dreaded and grave trouble of the bowels causes much suffering, painful cramps. Sprofuse sweating and intense thirst with vomiting, purging and evacuations. Treat vigorously with Perry Davis' Pain killer. It is efficient and safe. It is a standard remedy. Druggists 25 and Soc. SA Freight Train smnashe4 a Wagon. -.Saturday afternoon a freight train ran' into Mr. Jno. T Hutchinson's dray and smashed it to pieces. Press Gray, col ored, was driving the wagon and he and the horse had a narrow escape. The ac cident happened at the croosing near Davis' shop on the Southern I.ailroad A barrell of flour was in the wagon and it was smashed to pieces and is atotalj loss. UJght Rolle, RI.cutt and Cake's. Depend more on the flour than on the co ik. You cannDot make good, light, appetizing bread with poor flour. "Clif ton" is the f rien,i of every bread maker-a pure rich if ,ur of unrivaled V quality. All tne wealth of the wheat Lis retained. Use "Clifton" and your bread and cake will be light, sweet and of delicious flavor. tf. Almost every man Furnishings, Hats and we have no competitioi no catchpenny schemE yur trade, and will lea Such an attractive disp Men's Suits $3.38. are hard to match at $( For $10.00, $12.50, $15 and the workmanship the priceis about 51 pe CUT IN Another lot of suits th ter to be sacrificed at h; 50 Children's Suits, to go at half price. $4. Suits $1.75, $2.25 Sui 88 cts. CUT IN HALF, SF The best pla We are always ahead ladder in prices. Child' sell for $1.25, our price Big lot Suits at $1.98, An Eli at $2-50, $3-00, $3-50, $4.00, $5-00 ( Knee Pants will be shoved off a The best that can be made in Y to $12-50. Very exclusive and not A Gireat Offering in Our selection is as fine as can be: tinctive superiority, and will be r productions in Gents' Fur aishings. fiosiery, Ilandkerchiel Endless P Special Assortment of Fancy Ho anywhere, at prices io cents to 5o cet> left-going at the low price of 7 cen Shirts! Shirt Never in the annals of the trad Shirts as we are showing this season o the wearers of Shirts, for they n n our great range of materials, sty worth 50 cents. Negligee Shirts at elegant assortment. Our line of "Ii the most celebrated makes, are unex hey have a superiority which oti ithout success. Great Values at $ o buy them. You can't resist the Respect A RUNAWAY. me. Eugene Folk's Buggy Smashed Int.o sphiuters-NO One 'eriously Hurt. Friday afternoon Mr. Eugene Folk's horse became frightened at a pile of brick just below the Crotwell Hotel and ran away. The horse ran into Main street and struck the sidewalk in front of the Mower Company's. Mr. Folk was thrown from the buggy at Dr. Pelham's store and escaped with a few bruises. Mr. 0. McR. Holmes' horse and buggy was standing on Main street and the rur. away horse ran into the buggy and scared his horse, but it was soon stopped with out doing any damage, but Mr. Folk's horse rai against the side steps of the court house which turned the buggy over and smashed it all to pieces. The horse got tangled up among the harrows and reapers at the rear of the court house, and had to stop. The buggy was a complete wreck. At one time it looked as if the run away would prove serious, and it is in deed fortunate that no one was hurt. Mr. Folk hari a narrow escape. D)on't Sta't Wrong. Don't start the summer with a lin gering cough or cold. W'e all. know what a "eummer cold" is It's the hardest kind to cure. Often it "bangs o" through i,be entire season. Take it in hand right now. A few doses of One Minute Cough Cure will setb you right. Sure cure for coughs, etlds, croup, grip, brochitis, all throat anid lung troublet Absolutely safe. Acts at onc1e. Chil dren like it. "One Minute Cough Cure is the bwst coughb medlicine I ever used,' says J H Bowles, Groveton, N. H "I nevr found anything else that acted so safely and quickly." W. E. Pel Upper 0I ind boy in Newberry COL Shoes has no equal in N( i in our line. Our businE is indulged in, our trans ve no stone unturned to lay of clothing has never The big lot of suits we p ).50, Our $7.50 line is t .00 and $18.50 we are SE could not be improved i r cent. less. HALF! rown on the job coun ilf price. A lot of about thrown on this pile 50 Suits $2.50, $3.50 ts $1.13, $1.65 Suits OOT CASH ONLY. ce to buy BoU in this department--ahe s Suit for ages 5 to 15 at 98 cents. Suits that wot worth $2.50. igant Line of Child :omprise the greatest values ever offere nd out at 20 cents to $1.oo. )uths' Suits-no trouble to find them i to be found elsewhere. Gents' Furnishings. ouind in the State, having a dis ecognized as the most up-to-date s and Neckwear in rfusion. sery not excelled in any particnlar ts. A big lot of those i 5 cents Hose s!! Shirts!!! a has there been such a display of .Unquestionably this is good news > know where they can be suited les and prices. Shirts for 25 cents, 47 cents. the 65 cents kind, in most iternational'' and ''Eclipse'' Shirts, celled in design, colors and quality. ers may attempt to imitate, but r.oo, $1.25, $i-50. To see them is rices and quality. fully, M. JA The Head to F A SOLE&1N PROTEsT. Respecttully Referred to the City Council and County Bo'.rd of Commissioners. For the HIerald and News: I'm in trouble. I want relief. In financial af fairs I have found that it is either hustle or hush. In sociological, it is what we choos' to make it; but, in the matter of trade, there is such a wide, even, an il limitable sphere that may be "promoted'' that it seems to me, the exercises of the best efforts of the full board of aldermen is called into play. I have reference to the indefaticable, incontestable, incontrovertable and un avoidable boo'k agent, whose solicitations and importunities range with invarying intensity from the time in which the earliest bird sets out to hunt the biggest fool worm to that hour when "all honest people should be in bed" Now, I have a proposition to offer that I think will meet the approval of the whole citizenship of Newberry, viz: That a place shall be selected by the mayor and aldermen of the city of New berry and the county hoard of Newberry County, setting aside an area of land amounting to nine square feet at a point on Broad river where the line be-i tween Newberry and Lexington counties touche said river on which said agents shall solicit subscriptions for such "stu~ff" as they may have in hand, and make collections for same; for any violation of which thev shall be fined not less than one thousand dollars or he made to serve on the county chain gang for a period of not less than n inety days. Respectfully submitted by F. WV. Higgins P. S.- I have been a book agent; and. I know the enormity of their crimes. H. Co inty knows that our st( wberry, and customer, ss is carried on along b actions are open and a meet it. Our prices cat been seen in the town t ut out at $4.98 has bee he greatest values ever Ming a line of suits mad ipon by merchant tailor * Touser,s! We have the finest shown on the market. pants than during any f have a nice assortment s and Childre ad in quality, but dowl 45 cents, worth 75 cet Ad be good value at $ ren's Better Grade d as the make-up, quality of materia n our Stock, all going below their v( Tli Shoe Hon Everybody is more or less particul shoes. Our reputation as the Shoe]I by selling Shoes that give satisfactio1 ad best line of Shoes we have ever SHOES! - SHO 411 Qualities! The Latest For Everybody and All Occasions. Straw Hats, A look at our line of Straw Hats enough to supply the town and coun to sell them because they are marked them. Don't fail to see our great All the way from 1o cents to $2.oo, a Now for the eVE the Great Bi We have a big stock of Prints, Bleaching, Jeans, Cassimers and ( than anyone else. Standard Printsz Lawns 3 1-2c, Cot VIIESC oot Clothier. j 2S125.00 C aSH PSJZE. aIth Bros. at Ktnards, S. C., Awarded Firrprize as Most Succes.ful Operators of the Lowry Compress. This Compress has been operated by diessrs. Smith Bros. for three seasons nd the increase in patronage each season has been very great, due to the lany advantages offered th1e patrons of the Compress some of which are as rollows, viz: First. A premium of about ft of a ent per pound on cotton compressed nn it. Second. No loss in weight, the gin ners weight at time cotton is com pressed being accepted at time of sale f cotLoui. Third No loss frora damaged cot ton where cotton is exposed to weather, as it is compressed which excludes water. which has clearly demonstrated by th ree years practical exparience at Ki nards Fourth. No loss by tire, as cotton compressed by the Lowry Compress will not burn as has been demonstrated in a number of instances where vessels and warehouses have burned on it, and also on many occas!.o n where The Planters Compress Company have made the test to demonstrate tbe fact to others. The Compress has been very much improved and last season gave entire satisfaction to owners, op erators anid patrons and it is now ac k.nowleded to be a perfect success by all who know anything of the work igs of it lust season. Smith Bros. compressed upwards of tw) thousand bales last season and hope to compress at least three thous and bales next season. ' no! )ck of Clothing, Gents' ; who are judges know road progressive lines, bove board. We want ch the clothing buyers. ief ore. n a great winner; they offered by any house. e of the latest fabrics s. The only difference Trousers! line extra pants ever We have sold more ormer season, but still to select from. n's Clothing. , at the bottom of the its. Suits that others 1.90, our price $1.48. Suits s and finish. .lue, in ages 14 to 19, from $3.90 se of Newerry iabout the fit and wear of their ouse of Newberry has been gained i. We are at the top in the biggest shown. ES! - SHOES! Styles! The Best Made! Straw Hats. will cause you to say that we have y, well it's a fact, but we are going to go at the prices we have put on ie of Straw Hats before you buy. ccording to your fancy. ryday wants- of ying Public. Honespuns, Checks, Sea Island, ~ottoades that we will sell cheaper lc, best Prints 5c tonadeslO0tol15c IN, GIaduates in Pharmacy. Messrs. Robert Mayes and M. D. uiett arrived in Newberry Saturday from the Baltimore College of Phar macy, they both baving graduated from that institution Dr. Mayesa will locate in Newberry and will be in busi ness at Mayes' drug store. Dr. Huiett has not yet decided where he will lo cate. Negi'o Loafers sent Up. Magistrate Chappell last Friday morning con victed Benson Brooks, colored, of petty larceny, breach of trust and vagrancy and sentenced bim to the chain gaug for thirty days for each offe-nse. Mayor Klettuer alho sentenced Bro'ks to 10 days for failing to pay street duty. Mgistrate Chappell also sent Olie Kelly, colored, to the gang for thirty days on a charge of vagrancy, lie also had to serve ten days fo r ihe Matyor for failing to pay street duty. It is a good idea to rid the town of such characters, and we hope the au thorities will keep the good work up. Like a Drowning Man. "Five years ago a disease the doctors called dyspepsia took such a hold os me that I c* uld scarcely go," write: Geo. S. Marsh, well known attorney 0 iNocona, Pex "I took quantities oi pepsin and other med icines but nothing helped me. As a drowuing man grab at a straw I grabbed at Kodol. I fell an improvement at once and aftsr a fey bottles am sound and well " Kodol i the only preparation whieb exactly re produces the natural digestive juice and consequently is the only one whiel digests any good food and cures an: form of stomach troub)le. W. E. Pe] ham & Son. Have you Visited oui If not, come ar show you about and pretty thinj visit us. All buy have something Economical bL to their interest low and qualitiE low prices mea Not so with us. our counters, all chandise, as che' sort, much chec run. Stylish bu3 in mind that we the times in all d Small buyers because they wil the utmost coi get value receiv amount they ma Large should co stock is complet good, our prices c Shoes, Milliner Goods, Colored # Goods, Silks a Goods, Lawns, Corsets, Hosier Handkerchisfs,V brellas, Domesti4 prices to please : you -in our store. The Ewart* ~.-SUMMER SF The people of Newber of comfort and coolnes days, hence they shoul< statements The Ewart-] Olothingl The common verdict of those who ave patronizud us is that in the sui's they have bougbt of us they find matchless values. Our trade this sea so Sb as been much 1arger than usual, hence our stock is broken, but if those who wish a suit will call on us, we will make it to their advantage by giving special prices. Timely Underwear Too, you will find here, of all grades and kindcs, from tha* cheapest to the finest in Cottons, Baibriggaus, Lisles, Nets. Nainsooks, etc. See them. Sboens to Pleas In Shoes and Oxfords our line is comn been immense We have this Spring ii Give us a trial Call on us for anything you may nie Shoes, Hats and tine Merchant tailorin. EwartJ~ T HE TRUsTEES SUSTAINED The State Board of Educationl Snetains the Dectoinn of the County Board which Upheld the Action of the Trus te'es. Some time ago certain patrons of the Johnstone Academy school petitioned the trustees of the school to transfer certain of the pupils to another district, which the trustees refused to .do, stating at the time that the Johnstone school was the nearest, most convenient and furnished the best accommodations to the patrons desiring to have their children transferred to another district. The patrons then appealed to the CJoun ty Board of Education, which after a careful investigation sustained the ac tion of the trustees in refusing the peti The petitioners then appealed to the IState Board of Education, and a few days ago the State Board dismissed the appeal. Diangeroos If Negl.-cted. Burns, cuts and other wounds often fail to heal properly if neglected and become troublesome sores. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve prevents such con sequences. Even where delay bas aggrava'ed the injury DeWitt's Witch Haz zl Salve effects a cure. "I bad a running sore on my leg thirty years," says H. C. Hartly, Yankeetown, Ind. Arter using mady re-medies, I tried De Witt's Witch H azel Salve A few boxes hsaled the sore." Cures all skin ~diseases. Piles yield to it at once. Beware of counlterfeits. WV. E. Pel hnm & Son. OWE[C., Store this Spring? id let us tell and our many new 3s. You should ers should. We to interest all. iyers will find it as our prices are )s good. Often n shoddy stuff. No seconds on clean good mer-. ip as the other iper in the long (ers should bear are abreast of epartments. should visit us I be treated with isideration and d for whatever y spend with us. me because our e, our qualities orrect. Ourlines Ribbons, Dry mnd Black Dress I kinds, White Linens, Linings, y, Underwear, lash Goods, UM :s of all kinds at iou. Let us see Pifer ho.'$ ~EIALTI ESM -ry County are in search s these warm summer I be interested in a few ifer CO. have to make. Nsegligee shirts! There is not bing iike a nice Negligee Shirt for solid comfort on a hot day, and there's no such stock of these in tbe city as we have to show you. The patte, ns of this season are pretty, if se lected carefully, and that's the case. with our line. We are showing the nicest goods on the market in plain and pleated bosoms of various patterns and of all qualities. _________ Summer Straws Are shown bere in abundance, all of the nicest ideas for stylish dressers, from conservative to extreme, from cheap to fine. If you don't want a straw, we can please you in soft or stiff We can meet all demands in this line. le E37"er yl:'OC.y. plete, and our business in this line has shapes and prices the "best on earth." d in the way of Gents' Furnishings, ifer Co. M.,eting of Joint Countil. There will be a meeting of Joint Conncil of Newberry pastorate at Mayer Memorial church Saturday, May 31st at 3:30 p. mn. An Extra meeting of Bergell Tribe Im proved Order Red Men will be held in their hall on Thursday night of this week for the purpose of conferring degrees. A delegation froni. the Batesburg I'ribe will be present, and a full attendance is de sired. Eug S. Werts, Sachem. Another Mad Dog. Policemen Franklin and Bouknight had quite an exciting experience with a mad dog on Main street, near the Blease Hotel, last Friday night. They were summoned there to kill a dug that w is acting in a suspicious manner, and on arriving at the scene found the dog attempting to bite everybody and everything that came near it-foam ing at the moutta. After several shots the dog was killed. Nothing was bitten by the dog, except one other dog, which was killed afterwards. Stand Li atone Wall. Between your chi!dren and the tor tures of itching and burning eczoma, scaldbhead or other skin diseases. How? wby, by using Buckh-n's Arnica Salve, earth's greatest healer. Quickes.t cure for Uicers, Fever Sores, Salt Rheum, Cuts, Buirns or Bruises Infalliule for Piles -25c. at all druggists.