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Barbecue at Pomaria, A first claes barbecue will be fur nished at Pomaria on campaign day by Jno. A. Graham and H. M. Wicker. Meeting Bachelor malds. There will be a meeting of the Bach elor Maids at Mr. A. C. Welch's resi- f deuce Thursday afternoon at 6 o'clock. 1 LINDA WELCH, Sec. HELEN MOWER, Pres. Meettog of Red Men. There will be a called meeting of Bergell Tribe, Improved Order of Red Men, on Thursday night, for the pur pose of conferring degrees. VAN SMITH, Sachem. The fifteen months old child of Mr. z Ya Mrs. John T. Fulmer, of West End, f died on Friday night and was buried in West End cemetery. Services were ce-dueted by Rev. N. N. Burton. -bley's Kidney, Cure purifies the blood by straiuing out impurities and tlnes up the wholA system. Cures kid- C ney bladder troubles. Gilder & Weeks. .t Grace Chu'ch, Prosperity. t There was an unusually large attend lgem upon communion services in Grace 1*heran Church, Prosperity, on sun- 3 dayiring. There were four acces- a 'one by confirmation and three by c htter Under the pastoral care of Rev. A. Lutz this church is rapidly grow- I Two 8oittee Lured 81. Sis troubled with kidnev com -ola op about two years," writes Davis, of Mt Sterling, Ia., "but , -les of Foley's Kidney Cure = a permanent cure." Gilder & $-~~-< mallpoz in the City. e 4t smallpox within the city iwas reported to the Board of I teray morning. The pa- a little negro oa Mr. T. E. Ep- t It is not thought to be a peof the disease, but allt wecautions will be taken by the a health against its spread, and no need for any alarm. s For Twenty Yeats. - Inerva Smith, of Danville,1I1l, '~ ad broachitis for twenty mevel got relief until I used Rpney and Tar which is a sure Gilder & Weeks, Asmanl Fire,.f r rend of J. W. Minor's house, c was discovered to be on ~ .bmt2 o'clock on Friday. The a d~as turned in, but the fire had '1 before the co'mpanies a the scene. The fire started e tpaliof hot ashes which had been pICUn-thepiazza. The damage was ~ imla small part of one side of C ~~~ieuand a few shingles being ., ~?<~ ear Kidneys for Rheum attam, s are df~3smein from rheu- d kidney mustbe attended t -~--*3-,~ e.so that they will eliminate ldfrom the blood. Foley's tieis the most egfective rem- c this purpose. R. T. Hopkins, S ,Ws., says, "After uns.cfGess- t: Sbest doctors. I tried b,ley's b Care and it cured me. I can too highly of this great medi Gilder & Weeki. C Mere Destroyed by Fir. ~-DA Ruff, ofthe lower part of b -e ny, had a large corn crib ~ by fire ?i Friday. A large Westenuetive fire, including other ~ came near resulting, but the I .ein the middle of the day, ~ <~thebiidings near by were with a ~uk saed.It is supposed that a i*had been dropped in the crib and Arek by the rats. The damage ii SDon't Fail to Try 1 bis. '*benever an honest trial is given toC 3 trlc Bitters for any trouble it is re i~aesdefor apermar.ent core will Sbe effec'ed. [t never fils toe ~s1estomach, regulate the kidneys a&bweIs, stimulate the liver, in toiethe nerves and purliry the 'I i o& It's a wonderful tonic for run- b *uystems. Electric Bitters pose- g res Kidney and Liver l'rou blar, msoach Disorders, Nrvousness,r Ofe(lesnes,Rheumatism, Neuralgia, h em&Iepes Malaria. S itisfaction guar satie* by all druggiste. Only 50) cents. Nitberans to Boid a Parannate. At a meeting of the congregation of F the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer h bhekd en Sunday morning the congrega- p tiointructed the diacoate to build a d personiage as soon as practicable. For d this prpose they were authorized to c acicit subscriptions from members of f the congregation and to borrow what ever balance may be needed, not ex- i ceeding $2,000. The building will be placed on the parsonage lot adjoining the church lot.t Avacation of six weeks was voted S thepDastor, to be taken at such time as snits his own convenience.e i Gentle Hint. in our style of climate, with its sud- 1 den changes of temperature-rain. wind and sunshine often intermingled ( in a single day-it is no" wond~ that our children, friends arid relati isare so frequently te ten from us by neglect ed colds, half t 2e deaths resulting di rectly from this cause. A bottle of ' Boschee's Germ"n Svr-up kept about your home for immediate use will pre vent serious sickn ess, a large doctor's ~ bill, and perhaps deat h, by the use of three or four doses. For curmng Con-1 sumption, Hemorrbages, Pneumonia, -Severe Coughs, Croup, or any disease of the Throat or Lungs, its success is simply wonderful, as .vour druggist will 1 tell y ou. Gait a sample bottle free from W. E Pelham & Son. Regular size, 75 cet.GtGensSeilAmnc anta nat thaansa Rnanial A imanae. i VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. J. M. Nichols is announced a candi late for Sub-Supervisor. J. Calhoun Singley is announced a andidate for Sub-Supervisor. The dispensary will be closed today n account of the campaign meeting. Mrs. Cole. L. Blease has returned rom a visit to relatives at Pendleton. Mrs. H. S. Cannon has returned from visit to relatives and friends in Colum na. Miss Laura Bowman returned homE rom Auton, Anderson County, yester lay. B. F. Day is announced as a candi late for Magistrate for Townships Nos. 2 and 8. Applications for dispenser and clerk vill be received by the Board until the 9th of July. Mr. F. W. Frant has been appointed nagistrate at Whitmire in place of Mr. >. A. Merchant resigned. Mr. Orlando Sheppard, -of Edgefield, pent Thursday night in the city, the ,est of Mr. B. F. Griffin. Mrs. Os. Wells has gone to Minneap lis, Minn., where she is visiting her aughter, Mrs. C. L. Trabert. Some of the candidates came in yes erday and last night, but we presume aost of them will come this morning. Mr. D. F. Goggans, who has been rith the electric power plant in Ander on, is on a visit to his parents in this ity. The county campaign meeting at rosperity will be held in Young's rove on Tuesday, the 12th of August. The force engaged in laying pipe for be sewerage system is now at work on lance street, between Main and Boun ary. Mr. Wm. Johnson and son, Mr. J. 1. Johnson, went to Glenn Springs esterday, where they will spend sev ral weeks. 'The many friends of Mr. H. H. tikard are glad to see him out again fter an illness of several weeks with yphoid fever. Auditor W. W. Cromer had his ankle adly sprained yesterday by jumping ut of a hack. The hurt is painful, but ot serious. Hon. Cole. L. Blease, candidate for eutenant governor, came home on unday. He is looking well and says e is well pleased with his prospects. Rev. W. I. Herbert attended a dis riet conference at Parksville, in Green rood county last week. On Sunday he led the pulpit of the .Methodist hurch in Spartanburg. There have been no new develop ents in the J. Butler Kinard case. he negro Edwards, for whom the eriff holds a warrant, has been neith r seen nor heard from. The campaign meeting will be held at ones' Grove today. Remember that bairman Goggans will start the speak ig promptly at 10 o'clock. Associate Justice Y. J. Pope, of the preme court, was in the city yester ay on his way to Saluda, N. C.-Spar mburg Herald, 6th. An election to fill the vacancy in the rps of teachers of the Boundary treet school, caused by the resigna on of Miss Bell some time ago, will e held on the 11th of this month. Mr. John Scott has gone on a trip to hicago, Minneapolis and Des Moines, rhere he will visit relatives. During is absence his insurance business will e in the hands of Mr. P. E. Scott. Rev. S. T. Hallman spent the past !eek in Savannah in the interest of the utheran Visitor. He went to Green rood Sunday, where he preached in the fternoon, returning to Newberry yes ~rday. Judge W. F. Suber, of No. 11, was the city yesterday. A case of tres ass after notice had been transferred ~om his court to that of Magistrate happell, but was postponed until next [onday, when it will come up for trial. Mr. F. M. Long, of Holder, Fla., ac mpanied by his family, is visiting eiends and relatives in the county. his is Mr. Long's first visit to New erry in some ten years, and his many ieds are glad to see him. He will turn to Florida in a few days, leaving is family for the summer. iee cream Fetial. An ice cream festival will be given by .ebecca Lodge Odd Fellows at their all on Saturday night, to which the ublic is invited. A number of candi ates will be present and will be intro uced to the voters of West End. Pro eeds from refreshments will be used >r the benefit of the lodge. lures Blood PoisOn. ('a' eer Ulcers, Ec sema, Cam buneles, Et,c., Medicine Free. I you have offensive pimples or erup ions, ulcers on any part of the body, ching bones and jointi', falling hair, jucous p.atches, swollen glands, skin tches and burns, sore lips or gums, ating, festering sores, sharp, gnawing ains, t.her. you suffer from serious lood poison or the beginnings of dead y cancer. You may be perwranently ured by taking Botanic Blood Balm B B B.) made especially to cure the rorst blozod and skin diseases. It kills he poison in the blood thereby giving Shealthy blood supply to the affected >arts, heals every sore or ulcer, even leadly cancer, stops all aches and pains .nd reduces all swellings. Botanic sood Balm cures all malignant blood roubles, such as eczema, scabs and cales, pimples, running sores, car -nls coua ec seilya >nces, foralobstate ca seciatl had ea-dtescn ~tidsae risedsfor al1 otinae cres, hatmav ieaheld Bal sent free ahid preage. -ywiigBodBamC. tat )ruggcibe $1Troe nd cres, seia >vle enoo Bal see fete.dprpi >y writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, sa. Describe trouble and free medical ama ment in sealed letter. VIOLENT STORM AT LITTLE MOUNTAIN SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED AND MANY BUILDINGS BLOWN DOWN Wiad and Hall Struck Ltttie Mountain Yes terday Afternoon at 4.30-Extent of Damage Not Definitely Known (Special Telegram Herald and News.) Little Mountain, July 7. -A violent wind and hail storm struck Little Mountain this afternoon about 4.30 o'clock. Several buildings were blown down, and it is definitely known that four persons were severely injured. The Sunday School room at Holy Trinity church, on which several men were working, was blown down. Mr. C. E. Wheeler was seriously injured, being caught in the timbers of the falling building. He was removed dur ing the storm by those who escaped. Though badly hurt, his case is not thought to be fatal. Mr. Charlie Long, one of Mr. Geo. W. Long's sons, and Charlie Mayer, colored, received some wounds, but not of a serious nature. The engine shed at Mr. A. N. Bo land's mill was also blown down. Mr. Banks Harmon being hurt to some ex tent. A store building belonging to Mr. A. N. Boland was blown completely to the ground. The 'wind at this place was very violent, injuring many other buildings. The whole extent of the damage is not yet definitely khown. J. E. B. campaign Meeting in West End. Arrangements have been made for a campaign meeting in West End tonight. The speaking will be from the steps of the graded school house, and will begin promptly at eight o'clock. This meet ing was arranged in order to give the operatives of the mill, who will be busy during the day, an opportunity to see and hear the candidates for themselves. N.-ed More He'vp. Often the over-taxed organs of diges tion cry out for help by Dyspepsia's pains, Nausea, Dizziness, Headaches, liver complaints, bowel disorders. Such troubles call for prompt use of Dr. King's New Life Pills. They are gen tle, thorough and guaranteed to cure. 25c. at all druggists. Newberry vs. 0. G. B. The second of the series of three games between the Newberry and . G. R. mills' teams will be played this afternoon. A good game is prom ised. Since the tie in Columbia last week both teams have been put on their met tle and can be counted on to do their best. Turn out and give the boys your en couragement. They will give you a good game. No False Claims. The proprietors of Foley's Honey and Tar do not advertise this as a "sure cure for consuiption". They do not claim It will cure this dread complaint in advanced cases, but do positively assert that it will cure in the earlier stages and never fails to give comfort and relief in the worst cases. Foley's Honey and Tar Is without d'r.ubt the greatest throat and lung remedy. Re fse substitutes. Gilder & Weeks. Picnic In Saloda County. There will be a picnic a Mr. D. C. Smith's, near Kempson's Ferry, in Saluda County, on Thursday, July 17th. The public is invited to come and bring well-filled baskets. Speaking by candi dates has been arranged for. Saved a Woman's Life. To have given up would have meant death for Mrs. Lois Cragg, of Dorches ter, M~ass For years ihe had endured untold misery from a severe lung trou bh and obstinate cough. "Often," she writes, "I could scarcely breathe and sometimes could not speak. All doc tors and remedies failed till I used Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump tion and was completly cured." Suffer ers from Coughs, Colds, Throat and Lung Trouble need this grand remedy, for it never disappoints. Cure Is guaranteed by all druggists. Price 50c. end $1.00. Trial bottle free. Rev. T. W. Sloan of Abbeville Goes to GrePDviIle. Abbeville, July 6.-After services at the Associate Reformed Presbyterian church today the Rev. T. W. Sloan handed in his resignation to take effect immediately .The pastoral relations ex isting between Mr. Sloan and the church were formally dissolved. Mr. Sloan has accepted a call to the First Presbyterian church at Greenville, and will move there September 1st. He was reared and educated in Abbeville County and is today one of the ablest preachers in the State. -The State. Rev. Mr. Sloan is well known in New berry, having married Miss Janie Martin, a sister of Mr. Foster Martin, of the National Bank. Teachber Wanted. Tbe Patrons and Trustees of the Bethel school will meet at Pomaria on July 12th at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of electing a teacher for the next term Term, seven months at twenty five dollars per month. Ap plicatons to be banded to either of the undersigned trustees by that date. W. A. DUNN. G. B AULL. E. P. LAKE. Trustees. omaria. S. C. THE BANK 0F PROS3PERITY. Hoe ks of Subscription to Be Opened On th- 9-h. Prosperity is to have another bank ing institution. The names of the cor porators give evidence of success for the enterprise. They have the money, the backing and the business ability to make a success of the bank. We un derstand that the capital stock is :o be $25,000. Mr. A. G. Wise, who is the prime mover in the enterprise, is a tho rough going business man and has been quite successful in the cotton business and will be a success in the banking business. We congratulate our sister town on the progress she is making. A new town hall is to be erected, and a new and modern school building is to be put up for the graded school. im THE COUNIY CAMPAIGN. The Revised Schedule of the Meetinge Opening on Jnly 16th. Following is a revised schedule of the dates of the various campaign meetings in this county, opening at Pomaria on the 16th of July, and closing at West End on the night of the 23d or August. Pomaria, Wednesday, July 16. Jolly Street, Thursday, July 17. Little Mountain, Friday, July 18. Prosperity, Tuesday, August 12. Utopia, Wednesday, A gust 13. Williams' Store, Thurs ..ay, August 14. Longshore's, Friday, August 15. Spearman's Spring, Tuesday, Aug. 19. Whitmires, Wednesday, August 20. Mt. Pleasant, Thursday, August 21. Keitt's, Friday, August 22. Newberry, Saturday, August 23. West End, Saturday night, Aug 23. Candidates should remember that pledges must be filed before 12 o'clock of Tuesday, July 15. A Great Day in Columbia. The excursion to Columbia on Satur day carried seven hundred and forty Newberry people. The Newberry Cot ton Mill had ceased work for the day, giving this holiday instead of the fourth, and large numbers of the opera tives took advantage of the cheap rates and were in the party. A most pleasant day was spent at Hyatt's Park and other points in the capital city. The Newberry baseball team was in Columbia, and in the after ioon one of the series of three games with the 0. G. R. mills was played, and f course the game was largely at tended by the Newberry people. The train returning arrived in New berry about 9:30 Saturday night. Trustee Day at the Summer School Work at the summer school for teachers, which has now been in pro gress for two weeks at the Boundary street school, is progressing well. The nrolment has reached thirty-five. hose in charge desire to enlist the in terest of school trustees and patrons hroughout the county. For this pur pose Monday, July 14th, has been set part as "Trustee Day.'' It is desired that every school trustee in the county will attend the school on that day, so as to see the nature and the value of the work done. Regular exercises will ontinue that day as usual. Discussion, suggestion, or information on educa tional subjects by those present will be appreciated. Killed by a Train. Jerry Barksdale, a negro, was found dead on Friday morning beside the G., C. & N. railroad, about one mile below Whitmires. His arm was cut off and his head and body badly bruised. The Cororier was called to Whitmires Friday night and held an inquest over the body Saturday morning. The ver dict was that his death was caused by a train on the G., C. & N. road. The body was discovered by the train going north about 8 o'clock in the morning, but it is thought that he was stealing a ride on the train going south about an hour before and had been killed by that train. He was a husband of the woman who was before Magis trate Chappell some time ago on the charge of killing her baby and throw ing it in a trash pile, where it was dis overed. He lived in Laurens and was around Whitmires engaged in painting. South Carolina College ScholarshipI. The examination of those competing for scholarships in the South Carolina College will be held in the Court House n Friday, the 11th. Two young men are thus admitted by competitive exam ination, from each county in the State, to scholarships in the normal depart ment, and granted remission fees to the amount of $52.00 per session. Both scholarships from this county are at present vacant. Those wishing to en ter the Freshman class of this institu tion will also be allowed to stand their examination here on this day instead of going to Columbia. As previously stated, the examina tion for the Winthrop scholarships wvill be held at the same time and place. Every Houw. keepe'r Knows that it requires thbe best flour to ob ain i be be~st results on baking "Clifton" flour gives the best satisfac tion because tbhe quality of "Cliftoja" is always the highest. The quality of "Clifton" never varies, as does the quality of other flours The house keeper cannot depend on a flour that varies in quality, but you caun depend n "Clifton." If you have not used "Clifton" have your grocer send you a trial sack. Your te~st will prove satisfactory to you as well as to us. BRANSFORD) MILLS, i U Owensboro, Ky. A SPECIAL NOTICES. X vANTED-Scrap Iron of e. ery de scription, and old machinery. Any kind of fire wrecks or stocks. Write for particulars. Address J. B. Gar funkel, Columbia, S. C. t&f8t M R. J. W. RICHARDSON will fur nish a first-class barbecue at Jolly Street schoolhouse on July 17, campaign day. Prices 30c. and 40c. f 2t LADIES Drop Siitch Ho-e 81. a; Wooten's, worth 15 -. t&f 2. YOUNG JACK for e-e Apol to A. L. Knighto 1. tf M M. BcFORD W ANTED, at the Newhere. Hotel Spring Chickens and ev. f&t8t W. A. Jamieson, Propri' or. AVE things up to date. S: nd your Collars and Cuffs to N, wherry Steam Laundry. NO bundle too small, tone too large, to have our attention. Newberry Steam Laundry. CLEAN LINEN pays. In ord' ro have it this way send it to Ne w berry Steam Laundry. [F you have fault to find do not hesi tate to tell us. All complaints are : refully considered at the Newberry team Laundry. RUBBER STAMPS-Name stamp 15c. per line. Pads 10c. Dates, merchants marking outfits. J. P. Cook, Newberry, S. C., Rubber Stamp Manu 'acturer. 6ms Itaw FINE lot first class Bri:ck for sale at the Matthews' brick yard. Ap ply to J. Cal. Neal or H. M. Buzhardt at Newberry, or write to W. H. Mayes, Greeuwood, S. C. 4t. MONEY TO LOAN-We negotiate loans on improved farm lands at eight per cent. interest on long time. Hunt, Hunt & Hunter, Attorneys SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES . Do your eyes ache and burn at night? I have the best trial ca;e for itting Spectacles and Eyeglasses, and :n fit the most difficult eyes, with the proper glasses. I have fitted glasses for the best people in the county and an 6t you. I use only the best grade Crystaline lenses. Come and give me a trial and be convinced. Strictly one price to all. GUY DANIELS, Jeweler and Optician. It dosn't pay to be a mile behind the band wagon. Be in it and let the other fellw do the following. Morel. Send your laundry to the Newberry Steam Laundry. llo Central!1----Give Me 48 ItIi Nede1rry traitc FrOlltI Collfectiollery ai Baery! They have all kinds of Bread Patent Bread, Mik Bread, Graham Bread, Cream Bread, Cap Bread, Rye Bread, Kimmel Seed Rye Bread, Boston Brown Bread. Largest assortment of fresh, fancy ,akes ever shown here, before Orders taken by Telephone and de ivered free of charge as we have out r new delivery wagon. Call and see us, or ring up Phone io 48. H. A. Meyer & Son. FOR BUTTER and EGGS o Saturdays of each week at Freight office Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Newberry, So. Ca. WALLACE B, TODD THE EQUITABLE I Life Assurance Company Assets Dec. 31, 1901, I $331 ,039,7 20.34. Surplus to Policy Holders $71,129,o42.06. Outstanding Assurance. I$1,179,276,725-00 Absolutely t h e Strongest Life As surance Company in America when mneas ured by its Surplus. Insures both men and women. If you are not assured, or if you are not fully assured, take a policy in The EQUITABLE.I AT U KiLE,Ag ARTeHUrKIrv. Ag'C. I Newborry, S. C. SC:1 SMO Have you visited our Sti If not, come and 1 show you about ou and pretty things. visit us. All buyers have something to EConomical buye to their interest as low and qualities low prices mean Not so with us. N< our counters, all cle chandise, as cheap sort, much cheape run. Stylish buyer in mind that we ai the times in all dep Small buyers sh because they will b( the utmost consi get value received amount they may s Large should come stock is complete, good, our prices conr Shoes, Millinery, Goods, Colored and Goods, Silks all Goods, Lawns, Lin Corsets, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Was brellas, Domestics ( prices to please yot you in our store. Mid-Summer Redi Of Seasonable w~ -~1 lot Striped and figured La aLA4 1-2c. 1 lot figured Organdies worn at l0c. 1 lot Organdies and Lawns 15c. and 18c. at 8c. 1 lot Figured Lawns in Pin pies and Reds worth 1 1 lot Organdies Dimities worth 15c. at 7 1-2c. 1 lot Circled Chambry in P low and Black grou1 Cord worth '9c. at 15< 1 lot Swiss in Pink, Linen Black Lace Aplique pa at 12c. Lot Ladies Linen Homespt $ 1.25 at 75c. 1 lot Dimities in very pretty Pink Stripes worth 12 Agent ButtericIs ATTE Our Great Sumn CLOTHING, LOW CUT SH F ROM now until Sept. 1 st.' mer Clothing, Low Cut Hats at New York cost. Th and from the best manufa< say at Cost we mean what in New York with no.percer We have reduced prices on Stock. If you are in que.st c and Rare Bargains now is ti new, clean and stylish goo pleasure in showing and pri No Goods Chargod Newberry WER CO., are this Spring? et us tell and ir many new You should should. We nterest all. rs will find it our prices are good. Often shoddy stuff. ) seconds on an good mer as the other r in the long s should bear -e abreast of artments. Duld visit us 3 treated with Ieration and for whatever pend with us. because our our qualities -ect. Ourlines Ribbons, Dry Black Dress kinds, White ens, Linings, Underwear, h Goods, Um )f all kinds at 1. Let us see )TEN. iction Sale 'ash Stuffs. .wns worth 6c. h 15c. and 20c. worth 12 1-2c. ks, Blues, Pur 2 l-2c. at 8c. and Swisses ink, Blue, Yel ad with White and Blue with tern worth'1 5c. n Skirts worth Lilac, Blue and 1-2c. at 8c. t Pattern. ND icr Sale of OES, HATs, ETC. ve will sell all Sum Shoes and Straw ese Goods are new ~turers. When we the Goods cost us tage added to you. evry article in our ~e chance to secure ds. We will take cing these goods. It Cut Prices, POr Co. Hotel Block.