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'H The retirement of George R. Koester from the lucrative office of collector of internal revenue for the district of South Carolina owing to the failure of the senate to confirm his nomination is an impressive lesson in the -far reach ing results of acts not thought especial ly harmful or wrong at the time of their commission. Nobody thought any thing of Geo. Koester's part in the Gas ton lynching at the time it occurred, but ten years later it rises up to in fluence the republican majority in the United States senate and deprives Koester of about the best federal office in the State. We do not admire Koes ter's politics, but it looks like a pretty rough deal for him to get fired out of a good office, the duties of which he is said to have been discharging in a eapable manner, on account of an act which public sentiment in this State has never blamed him for and does not - blame him for now.-Spartanburg Jour nal. We agree with the Journal. The mar who opposed Koester's confirmation has little ground upon which to base a fighi if it was made for the reason stated. But politics is a queer sort of thing anc the man who pretends to be your frienc today may fight you to the death to .., morrow. The following is from the Sumtei Herald and is evidence of how Col. Johnstone is making headway in his race for the Senate: The first speaker-and by odds thf best-was Cot George Johnstone, oi Newberry, and of all the candidates hE probably made most votes. Colone Johnstone is an orator who goes to the bottom of things. He is clear, logica and el uent. Such a man in the Sen ate wo compel the admiration of al who heard him. He discussed tarifl reform, the trusts, and the Phillipin( question ably and instructively. The county campaign will open to morrow at Pomaria. We trust it wil be a pleasant canvas of the county There are now about fifty candidates ii the race for the various positions to be filled. t+t. Pani'es Items. We are having very warm weather The thermometer registe-ed 105 degree the past few days. -Watermelons are beginning to ripen T.J. W. can come and help eat melons and later grapes, both of which will b< plentiful. The St. Paul's school opened thi: morning its summer term with Prof Hayne Wedeman teacher. Misses Georgia Schumpert, Jessi< Moseley and Lillie Mae Russel, of Pros perity, are visiting Miss Annie Mae Be denbaugh. Our dear old pastor was sick and un able to preach for us yesterday. A re quest was received from him that Mr T. B. Epting, a young theological stu dent and member of his church should supply his pulpit, which he did. Some of the sick in our commumit' have improved, others are no better. Mrs. Margaret Epting will return t< her home in Newberry tomorrow, hay 6 ing spent a few weeks in .the lower part of the county with her daughte and grandchildren. In my last letter I said Mrs. Epting was in her 84th year, but instead she is in her 85th year, and has seen hei fifth generation. On Sunday she lis tened to hdr great grandchild preach, a thing that don't often happen. Push. July 8, 1902. Fairview Dots. Hot, dry and dusty. Mr. S. L. Fulmer and family, oi Lexington, visited the family Mr. L. D. Morris last Saturday. Mr. P. C. Fulmer, of Columbia, has been visiting relatives and friends. ir this community. School at Fairview will open Monday, July 14, with Mr. J. I Bedenbaugh a~ teacher. B. R. Long & Bros. mill move theij saw mill on Mr. J. A. Baker's place ir a few days where they will finish saw ing his timber. Ervin Long & Bros. will move thei saw mill near the Bo-Bo bridge in a few week. Mr. Crissie Summers will move his shingle mill near Piney Wood's Church in a few days. A tenant house on Mr. liason Lomi nick's place were destroyed by fire last Wednesday night. We had a very hard storm on last Monday evening which did much dam age to crops, blowing down a tree on Mr. L. D. Morris' smoke house and smashing it into pieces. We had the pleasure of attending commnion services at Mt. Olivet on last Sunday and hearing an interesting ser mon delivered by Rev. P. H. E. Der rick. A good many people are expected to be present at Children's Day services next Saturday at Bethel. Crops in this section are looking very well to the dry weather; if wve could get a good rain we think a good crop would be gathered. Macedonia and Holy Trinity Churches are talking of having a joint picnic. I remain, with best wishes, July 11, 1902. J. M. M. Week End Rtes. For the summer months the South ern Railroad has announced week end rates as follows for the round trip: To Spartanburg and Greenvilie. $:2; to CTharleston, $4.50- Tickets sold Satur day mornings, evenings and :sunday inorniings. Good to leave destinatOn any time Monday. tf Foley's Kidtey C'ir puri!ios Le hlood by atraining out impuriti; an'l 1O7fi tlt t!.t 'holt - S r i. . C,r " k - i1 v hi ,(lt?," 1 rfl?I i'> G ( t 'r .z t't'e l:-. Find fault and you lose faultlessness. You can't educate brains into a boy's head. Ironchltis For Twenaty Yea19s. Mrs. Minerva mith, of D rnville,1 , writvs: "I had lro hitis for twenty years and never go relief until [ used Folev's Honey and Tr which is a sure Most of the good done in the world is done by not doing bad. When Other Medicine Have il sed. Take Foley's Kidney Cure. It has cured when everything else has disap* pointed. Gilder & Weeks. The blush comes off the honeymoor about the time it comes off the bride. A. R. Bass, of Morgantown, Ind., had to get up ten or twelve times in tne night and had severe backache and pains in the kidneys. Was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure. Gilder.& Weeks. When a woman is dead sure it is the cat down stairs and not a burglar, she wants her husband to go down stairs and see about it so she can tell hir afterward how brave he is. No Fal-e C Walms. The proprietors of Fo'y's Hone' and Tae do not advertise this as a 'sure cure for c'.nsumption". They do not c am it will cure this draud complaint in dvanced cases, ut do positivel assert that it will cure in the es. rlie stares and r.ever faims to give comfo hand relief in the wost cases. Foley's cun' a .d Tar i wthis out d< u t the greatest throat and lun Y r mredy. Re fuse substitutes. Gilder & Weeks. NOMINATiONS. For Coigress. W7YAT I'AIKEN,OF ABBEVILLE ' is bereby announced as a candi date for Congress from the Third Con . ressiot)al District, and is pledged tc abide the result of the Democratic primary eleet ion. W E are authoriz4d to announce W.N. Graydon as a cand idat sinlDis'rict, subje t to the action ol rhe De-mocratic primary election I .McCALLA, OF AB3BEVILL E e i he-reby announced a candidate ror Congres4 from the Thbird Congr'ee sional District in the Democratic pri. mary and is pledged to abide the result of the same. (lEO E PhIut1e ESQ., 0OF AN. ~derson, is he.reby announced as a candidate for (1ongress from the Third C'.ngressionali Districr. ,end is pledged to abide the result of the Demoeratic orimary election. I ANNOUNCE myself ae a candidate ..for Congress in the Third District suject to the action of the Democratic primary election E. M. RUCKER, JR. DhR. R F SMITH OF PICKENS, ...is hereby announced as a canei1 dat,e for Congress from the Third Con gre-ssional Disrict, and is pl.dged o ab'ide the result of the D~-eos tic: pri marv election WUM. J STRLBBLING OF WAL bVaila, Oconne-e Coun'y, is here by announced as a candidate for ('on gress from the Third Congr'esio.al District, in th'e Dem->cratic Primary and is pledged to abide t be re-ult of the -am'-. For County Supervisor. I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF a candidate for County Supervis .r. subject to .he rules and regulati-me of the Demoer'tic primaer. GEO. W. SWIT 'ELNBERG. Sheriff's Delinquent Tax Sale DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Dto me directed by Jno. L. Epps, Esq., Treasurer of Newberry County, I will sell on Monday, the 4th day of Au gust, 1902, (Saleday) at Newberry Court House, the following property, viz: A tract of land in No. 4 Township containing Nine Hundred and Nine (909) Acres, more or less, assessed to W. D. Mayfield, and known as the Kissiah Davis plantation, bounded by lands of Geo. S. Mower, C. K. Baker, Jno. N. Suber, and others. A tract of land in No. 8 Township assessed to Gross Floyd, containing Six (6) Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Frank Schumpert, Thomas Herbert, Author Mendenhall and others. Terms of Sale: Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. S ale of personal property for delin quent taxes will be advertised later. M. M. BUFORD, Sheriff Newberry County. Sheriff's Office, July 11, 1902. NEWBERRY COLLEGE, Newberry, S. C. Chartered in 1856. Cors,es for Degrees with Electives. Sience Hall with Working Labrator les. Libraries of 10,000 Volumes. Experienced Teachers. Eficient Preparatory Department. r In Collogiat e De par t TUlT0N) ment, $40. 'In Preparatory D)epart ment $20 to $80 Board $6 50 to $12 50. Next Session Begins September 24th. For catalogue, address GEO. B. CROMER, PRESIDENT, I ewbrry,S C.O SPECIAL NOTICES. ' \TALL Paper can be had at Wooten's where its kept in stock. tf FIlST ('LASS BARBECUE WILL be rIven at Williams' store on campahignL (iy J. W. Sanders and .1. \. R0pp. Gents. 10e: ladies, 30c. OST--In Newberry, one Southern a Railway mileage book in name of Jno. G. Mobley. Finder will return to Herald and News office. tf. WTANTED-Scrap Iron of every 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 YOU want a cool coat? You can get it at Wooten's. tf yOUNG JACK for service. Apply to A. L. Knighton. t f M. M. BUFORD. W%TANT'ED, at the Newberry Hotel spri;nr Chickens and eggs. f&tSt W. A. Jamieson, Proprietor. HJAVE things up to date. Send your Collary and Cuffs to Newberry Steam Laundry. O bundle too small, none too large, to have our attention. Newberry Steam Laundry. CLEAN LINEN pays. In order tc have it this way send it to Ne-w berry Steam Laundry. -- - IF you have fault to find do not hesi tate to tell us. All complaints arE carefully considered at the Newberry Steam Laundry. RUBBER STAMPS-Name staml 15c. per line. Pads 10e. Dates. mercpants marking outfits. J. P. ('ook Newberry, S. C., Rubber Stamp Manu fgc urer. 6ms itaw rONEY TO LOAN-We negotiatE loans on improved farm lands al ei ht por c.-nt. interest on lorl time. Hunt, Hunt & Hun'er, Attorneys ALL busine-s that's business is "re eiprocity" business We heir ho:e woo help us; it pas s us and them The Newherry steam Laundry. T HE Newberry Roller Mill is no? ready for grinding the new crop of wheat. You can make engagements for day or night. Remember the3 grind for the tenth. The mill makes less seconds and shorts and more first class flour than the other mills. Hence it will pay you to take. your wheat t< them. Their guarantee is more thar all other mill offers. Give them yom grinding and you will be better pleasec than anywhere else. I PECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES D:) 'our et es acne and burn at night? I have the best trial case for d'ting Spectacles and Eveglasses, and cani fit the m ,st difficult eyes, with the p,roper glas,es. I bave fitted glasseu for the' best pe'ople in the county and e:r fit von. I use only the best gradE crystaline lenses. Comne and give mE a trial and be convinced. Strictly OnE price to all. GUY DANIELS, Jeweler and Optician. Notice of Final Settle ment, N OICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ti~hat I will make a final settle, mn-ne of my accounts as A dministrator on! the per'onal estate of David Werts, de.iceased, before the Probate C, urt a' Newberry ('oirt House, at clever o'cloak on Monday. the 18th day 0: August, 1902. and imn ediately there after apply for I. tters dismiss"'ry. P. S. LIVINGSTON, IAdmitistrator, etc. of DAvid Werts decrased. Teacher Wanted. T HE PATRONS AND TRUSTEES of Excelsior school will meet or July 25, at 3 o'clock p, in., for the pur. pose of electing teachers for the nexi term. First grade teachers wanted. Salary $35.00 a month. Assistant re quired to give certificate of qualifica tion-$15.00 a month. Term eight months. Applications to be hanaec either of the undersigned trustees or or before date of meeting. A. M. COUNTS. J. A. C. KIBLER. J CALHOUN SINGLEY, Secretary. Prosperity, S. C., July 12, 1902. Teacher Wanted. TTHE PATRONS OF UOION ACAD J.emy, No. 32, will meet Saturday, August 2nd, at 10 o'clock a. mn., for thE purpose of electing a teacher for said school. Salary $30. Six or seven months school. Applications to be handed tc either of the undersigned trustees by that date. T. L. B. EPPS, J. D. H. KINARD, W. T. ENLO)W, Trustees. Postoffice, Slighs, S. C. The Riser Millinery Company i's .ffiermg their entire line of HATS and TRIMMINGS at COST. Call and see thorm before buying. KE EP "IKOOL" P) F. IRh4xor se Ice Tickr-ts of 100i tLou + for 45 cents at Ice ll.nuse. You' will find him h er.' 7 rat s in a . eek, fr mn 6 a m nt.il 8 p m .ready to aerve ,onI wih K 'Il-" Ice- the year around. s; p i -l price for larg.e qJuant.i is 30 p'wund- aL'.d over deliv.-red free. :3miltaw FOR BUTTER and EGGS On Sat oriays of each veek at Freight office A tlantic Coast Line RI. R. N.'wherr , .So. Ca W/ A LT.A(E B 'TODD. QVARTERLY iQEPORT Of the Supervisor for Quarter Ending June 30th, 1902. No. :AMT 267 EC ban:ss, a-ss' $ 14 00 ' 2ts E I' Ma:ttews, assess >' 4 00 269 J H Smitr, assesor 6 01 27u .J E wJ)uatS, <omL tax 2 0l) 2i1 .1 l zer, cow tax 2 00 7) D N Mils, comn tax 2 00 273 J U Sey bt, comu tax 2 00 274 T J Buzuardi, com -ax 2 00 275 V W Gower, ottice ex 4 50 276 J t Wi.smn, assem5or 14 00 277 S B Au!!, assessor 6 00 278 J r o L Epps, office ex 3 12 279 Jno L Epps, jury and wit 12 90 Z'0 J ro Seoit, asse-ssor 8 5 281 F' E May biu, mag & con sal 12 50 282 S K Boukoight, r and b 8 00 283 B B aair, act cor 8 50 284 E K Bedenhaugb, cor con 2 00 285 J Al Siigh, con fees 3 :0 286 J C Goggans office ex, 3 0t1 287 G B Lester, r and 0 43 00 288 W T Buford, r and b 9 42 289 Edw R Hipp, r and b 15 70 290 F M Boyd, water and lights 9 33 291 H K Boyd, office ex 25 00 292 J L Epps, jury and wit 7 CC 293 .J C Goggans, office ex 4 50 294 L W Floyd, office ex 4 50 295 Edw R Hipp, r and b 10 00 296 S S Birge, chain gang 10 70 297 J S McCarley, assessor 8 00 298 Benj Halfacre, sal 6 2a 299 E'erry Balfacre, assessor 4 00 300 E 0 Hentz, assessor 13 8C 301 M M Buford, jail report 39 6C 302 J S Clownev, ferry claim 12 0( 303 Newberry Ooservcr", adv 9 2 304 E d Ault Co, adv 7 5( 3u5 S N Henderson, ferry clm. 9 0( 306 Geo.D Ramond & Co, st'ry n 0( 307 J L Epps, indebtedness 5001 91 308 A J Willingham, r and b 5 ( 309 J R Spearman, r and b 1 4( 310 W 1' Price, r t.nd b 1 11 311 U B Tid well. ebaingang 8( 312 S N uenderson, ferryscia, 9 0( 313 -ummer Bros, chaiugatig 18 0( 314 Summer Bros, co home 17 69 ,315 Summer Bros, r and b 13 2( 316 Levi Britt, pauper 2 ( 317 Geo P Booz-r, rss4s-or 6 0( 318 S B Jo es, ass ssior 14 0( 319 S B Jones, jait ex 21 2L 32u Newterry 11'dw'e io, r & b 68 71 321 '1' A EdliDg, corn tax 7 5( 322 Purcell & Scott, r an:d b 29 Ci 323 J C2 Davis, con lees I 1( 321 a H Paysinger, r and b 5 7i 325 J U Wiiiams, mac at 9 0U 326 J Irby Koon, corn tax 5 00 727 i' B Pe:r'y, com tax 29 72 328 J A Schroeder, com tax 3 2Z 329 H M Boozer, cow tax 9 0( 330 Henry Wcrts, com tax 1 Ot 331 TB Perry,comtax 160l 332 Sam Nance, com ;ax I 4( 333 W B Lomninick, com tax 1 00 334 T B Perry, corn tax 13 0( 335 ML M McCarley, con sal & fees 14 3( 336 M ML McCarley,. " 12 5( 337 F MBoyd, w&l1101 338 Joo Scott, coal 30 339 J M Sebumpert. r and b 1 8( 340 D T1 Dominick, r and b r 0( 3141 Jno A Suber, co home 30 00 342 J H ipp, rand b 8 12 343 S A Merchant, mag sal 12 5( 344 P F Baxter, cor con 2 0( 345 Louis -onham. ferry cin 4 50 346 J WV Miller, r and b0 347 D) W kuuzbardL, r and C) 2 0( 348 J N Feagle, assessor 6 0C 349 J P Csnnon, r and b 6 9(0 350 A D Johnson, pauper clm 2 5( 331 Walker, Evans, noad C >gs well, statione-ry 1 2( 352 G S M'ower, rent 25 0( 353 W PKoon, r and b 1 C: 354 W Sey t, r andb 1 ( 355 Walker, Evans & Cogs well, stationery 14 8& 356 T PPPitts, rand b 1 00 357 H ML Boozer, assessor 6 00 358 WV Tr Price, r and b 5 359 Geo Clark, c h expe'nses 3 4] 3 0 J B S:opson, ferry 10 8( 361 (ieo Derrick ferry e im 4 5( 362 A L Amick, enaingak g I G :363 A M Lester, assassor 8 C( 364 .1 W Hartmrani, as tessor 80 365 N r Johnson. r and b 4 7( :66 lK Y Leav-l: & Son, e bex 11 20 367 E Y Morria, chain gang 24) 7( 368 J M Schumpei t, salary 62 50 369 B E Koon, chain gang 2.5 CC :370 F M Lindsay, cor sal 20 d 371 1' P Riehardson, ch gang 25 00 372 D A Livingeton & C3o, co home 17 8. 373 [)M Beden,baugh, r and b 20 61 374 BR Long &Bros. r andb 23 85 375 A L Lougsbore, co physi ian 30 00 376 J B Hunter, elk and a ty 12 5C 377 WV J Miller, chain gang 3 60 378 ML M Buford, juit reporn 63 90 379 A T Sloan, pauper '00 380 J TP Dens ferr3 claim JO 00 381 E N Aull & ('o, adv 9 50 382 R X Cleland, pauper cin 2 00 383 A AMadden, pm - 5 00 384 L ML Speers, pauper claim 2 (00 385 Jno L Epps, salary 19 42 386 5 K Bouknight, cbg gang~ 8 65 387 0 Wells, appraiser 15 00 388 (C C Davis, appraior 15 00 389 J T Dennis. en gang 70 30 360 A ull, Heat z & Co, ch sang 43 45 391 Lorick & L'owranc', r and b 6 88 392 Cnas Tidmarsh, eb gan 45 10 393 Autuiu Vance. r.rry claim 4 00 394 J S Dominick, r and b 1 40 395 Mauth McCarty, con sal 12 50 396 w F Sub,er, mag sal 9 00 397 W A Hill, cob me 224 398 WV P Blanton, adv 7 50 399 B nj Halfacre, salary 6 25 400 J Y' F'i1yd, corn sal 6 25 401 T H H ill, ferry claim 4 50 4o2 E XVWerts, ottice ex 2 30 40:3 E S Werts. salary 58 00 404 N 0 Long. r sud h 187 i9 4 '5 Ba hmnac Ruber, con, sal 9 00 4011 Wmn I Maye , statio-a-ry 7 90 407 T' W' Feuers, pa';per 4 00$ 408 W F sube.r, a--t cor 8 50 409 B3achma~n ,"uher, cor con 2 00 41) .1 WN Tjolnert, painter 4 (00 411 J1 H iAvingstonl, con sal 9 00 412 P 1- Elleso', maig sal 9 00) 413 I,or'is B-mbamr, ferry claim 4 50 414 WV W Hodgres, lunacv 5 00) 415 Ml T Oxoer & Co, r arid b 2 (00 416 .1 R- Epting, r and b 200 417 GJeo L Lever, r ;.nd b 9 75 418 Geo A Eating, r and b 11 80 419 Levi BriLe, r and b 2 00 420 I' B3 Perry, comn tax 3 00 421 11 ( Long, r and b 1 50 422 (C L Wilson, r arnd b 1 00 423 0 .\i Jamies mn, damiges 10 00 424 D) E Oxner, r and b 4 00 425 WNm Johnson, r aind b 1 00 426 Henry Goggans, r & b 55 427 11 H A0ramns, ass'sor 7 00 428 W Hl Kibler, comn tax 4 42 429 .J's L Dehari, corn 'ax 2 (0 430 E Cabaniss, cor com 2 00 431 E Cabanies & Co ch 75 432 ( F' Ruford, ebainueang 1 40 433 G*o Derrick, ferry e m 4 50 434 J1 o L Eppa, j rv anid wit 3 90 434 E'dw Rt Hipp, ottlee ex 50 436 1 M Smith, corn tax 3 00 -Ut7 I XlcSmith, assessor Z 00 438 A N Henderson. ferry cim 9 04) 439 G S Enlow, coin txx 2 75 440 Jno L Epps, office ex 3 6S 441 rH C VIs"n. com tax 1 5) 442 ( S P. ., cOmD tax 4 tJO 443 J J Lae, & b 2-) U 441 (' G B.eabe, con fee. 3 95 445 Jos :1'od, r & I) -) 446 J It Whitman, com tax 2 (0 447 >lac Canouu, cOm tax 2 ('u 448 C J Purcell, s.ationer, 1I 6t) 449 Z H Super, r & b 7 U{ 450 is W Senn, con tax 2 o0 451 J M Schuwpz rt, r & , 1 02 452 0 B Slgb, co borne 1 25 453 J Y Flcy d, corn sal 6 25 454 Benj Halfacre, com aal 6 25 455 J L Epi.s, sat 27 77 456 E K Bcdeubaugb, eon tal & fkc25 .0 457 B B Hair, m..g sat 24 uO 458 G H Morris, cow (ax 2 0) 459 Levi Britt, pauper 2 00 460 F M. Lindsay, cor ssl 20 83 461 C ' Paysiuger cor con 2 0t 462 Setzler Co, en :30 55 463 A ' Sioan, pauper 2 Oc 464 J B Hunter, elk and atq 12 50 465 B B Leitz-y, r & b 33 03 466 J M Schumperl, sxi 62 50 467 L M Speers, pauper 6 00 468 E S Werts, hai 54 16 1 469 E S Wertz, otfiee ex 1 00 470 J T 1)eun , ch 23 63 471 J 1' Dennis, ferry claim 10 00 472 Hardy Proctor, corn tax 1 00 473 Juo A 1aber, co borne 30 00 474 M M Buford, j>i1 rep 35 80 475 T J Wilson, r& b 1 00 476 E H Auil Co, stationery 7 26 477 J S Clowc.ey, ferry eim 15 00 478 J M KibI. r, lunacy 5 00 479 J R Sprarwan, pauper 2 00 480 Gary Gi:,am, com tax 1 00 481 E L Paystnger, com tax 1 00 482 Billy Hiller,'r & b 1 00 483 Henry Davis, fery lin 12 00 484 B E Koon, ch 25 00 485 Hawkins & Menick, r & b 104 68 486 T P Richardson, c :5 00 487 Edw R Hipp, ch 76 90 488 W R Reid, assessor 17 60 489 G T Reid, ch 9 12 490 Gilder & Weeks, office ex 3 55 491 H E Toad, r& b 15 42 492 RLCrooks, r & b 6 42 493 F U Robertson, co 1 30 494 A C Welch, damage 25 00 495 W M Dorrob, cow tax 2 00 496 Sigmunu Rufl, r & 0 60 497 W B G,nt', cor con 2 00 498 J BClaiy, r&b 16 62 499 F M Boyd, W and L 9 37 500 E M Schuwpert, con tax 1 00 501 G V Floyu, utlie c;x 4 50 502 B B Scbumpert & to, r & 1) 1 05 503 B U Mat,thews, cow Iax 1 00 504 B U Matthews, r & o 1 80 1 505 B B Schumpert & Cu, co h 28 00 506 1 TTaylor, Ow tax 2 00 507 lenry Davis, ferry cli 6 00 508 J,seph S RutI. er 3 80 509 John Hetiders,n, r & b 5 00 510 Lois Bun ham, ft-rry elm 4 50 511 M B Kenpson, ferry ctm 4 50 512 J B Simpson, r & b 7 24 513 W W Hodge., lunacy 5 (0 514 I G Williaws, sal 18 04' 515 M L Strauss, ccm lax - 3 QO 1516 .,eo A Eptng, r & b 4 81 517 G3 S Eulo A', corn tax 6 25 518 W C Slig b, Dag sal 9 00) 519 ( G B.ease, cou sa1 62 8o' 520 J oo Sanders, com tax 1 00 521 J uo L E pps <tliee? ex 1 25 522 W M Blatts, offiee. ex 1 00) '528 Jo L Epps, sal 27 77 524 v VW Farrow, coni sal '9 t0 525 J H Cbayppe,, o ? :,ai & rei M 69 00t 526 J ASuoer, sai 30 00~ 527 T' P Ricbardsor, ch 25 00' 52 H EKoon, ch 26 07 529 W K B,.ioes', r & b' 8 37 530 A T sloan, pau per . 2 (0 531 K enj i- asfacre, comi sal 6 25' 532 JH w e, eh 4u00 538 J M Sebumpert, s-d (62 50' 534 L s W.rts, ofli e x 90 535 . SW er s, sa 54 17 '526 hIM Havird,ceh 5 1r 537 J B Nunt'r. clerk andi att' 12 50 538 43 5 Mower, rent 25 00 :539 J Sid Smith, r&b 5 50 540 Rilchani Scbumnpert, jail ex 23 00 541 1' W Fellers, pauper 2 00 542 WV A Coun's, mnag sal 6 40 543 Levi Britt, pauper 2 00 j544 J H Williams, mag saI 9 00 545 hB C Cameron, Comn te x 4 00 '546 J Y Floyd, c.rm sa 6 25 547 J TU D nz.is, f. rry c'm 10 04) 548 M M Bufo d, 3ieriti fees 497 19 549 .1 W Henuerson, com Lax 1 (J0 :550 v T Price. r &b 88 551 .1 N Henderson. ferry din 10 00 552 Newberry Hard w:er'e (o, ch 16 71 *553 C B Tidwell, cor con 2 00 J. M Schumnp:rt, Supervisor. J B H uns er, Clerk. Teacher Wanted. Firs* Gr.de Terch r wanited for' the Tranwood School. Salsrv $25 a m- nth for six or seven months; board $7 (i $8 a monith A pplicants shoui ., crn thP'r paIpre to J B Reagir,, see 'arv. The Patrots of the school wij:1 me< t at the scho.>ihouse on riday. .July 18. at 4 p in , -o elie a reacher J. W. E P ENG, L. M. LONG. J. B. R1EAG AN, Ntewber .S C, R. F 1). Teacher Wantedi A PPLICATIONS FOR TEACH ER for the Broad River School, No. 24, will be received by J. L. Crooks, secretary, Craven IHill, S. C., until last Saturday in July at 3 o'clock p. mn., when a teacher will be elected. Eight months term. Further information furnished on application. W. B. Graham. E. 0. Hentz. J. L. Crooks. Trustees. UT E NOTICE EWILL RECEIVE APPLICA VYtions for Dispenser at Newberry' and Prosperity also Clerk at Newberry, S. C., on or before the 19th day of July, at 10 o'clock a. m. Applications must be handed to either member of the Board, an:d must be legally pre snted. JACOB SENN, J. R.SCURRY, J. P. HARMON, Members County Board of Control. Th Lii ies'Exchange Mrs. R. C. Williams resnectfully informs the ladies of Newberry and vicinity that she has opened an Ex change for the pur chase or exchange of la dies', children's and men's second hand clothing, and solicits their patronage. Persons on business will please call at the E xchange, Crotwell Hotel, first floor, bt wen9a m. and4pn. m. WHY USE THE VEGETA] SUPERIOR IN QUALII r TO ALL OTl -ADDRESS SRANNAH.GA. BIG COS Of $15,000 Worth of Merchan This sale includes all < Summer Shoes, Oxfords, 8 Also big stock of Fancy W ored Lawns. We are overstocked on and in order to reduce th the people of Newberry ar ply their needs now at ACTUAL NEW Y Don't buy any Shoes, Slil dais, Fancy White Goods until you have seen our st Prices. It will mean a biy We handle only the b goods, bought for Spot Ca leading factories in Amern Copelan The Under THE EQUITABLE D Life Assurance Company Assets Dec. 31. 1901, yc $331,o39-720.34-.T Surplus to Br Policy Holders1 $71. 129.042.06. Outstanding Sc Assurance. CU $1,179,276,725.00 I er Absolutely the eI Strongest Life As-a surance Company in America when meas lured by its Surplus. Insures both men and wvomen. If you are dia niot asrd ri o are not fully assured, take a policy in Thede EQUITABLE d [RHUR KIBLER, Ag't. M Newberry, S. C. Hello Central !----Give Me 48 . TIi Nderry Granite Froilt coufectiolary ai BMery!; The have all kinds of Bread Patent. Bread, Mlk Brf ad, Gah .m B:.e,id, (ream Bre'ad, In Ca. Brea, R ve Bread, imnel See'd Rye' Bread, a Boston Brown Bread. C-'kEs ev.r ,.ho,wn here before a a O"drs taken by Telephone and ude Iiverd free of chatrge as we~ have out 3r nw delivery' wagon. alI and se us, or ring up Phone {t{ No 48.1 H A. Meyer & Son. THE rNEWBERRY J and a0d SeCurity Co. W[LL BUY AND SELL Notes, Bonds and let Mortgages. th< Stocks of all kinds and Se Rth l!tntai ,. Real Estate. ~La LARD? ~f" LE FAT Y AND PURITY - IERS DUTHERN COTTON CILCO HE CAROLNASANLIGEORG . [SALE New Seasonable lise. f our Big Stock of lippers and Sandals. hite Goods and C91 these special lines, e stock we will give opportvnity to sup ORK COST. ppers, Oxfords, San or Colored Lawns, ock and get our Cost saving for you. est makes of these sh, from the best and ::a. I Bros., sellers. Ifore0Yo GAwy FOR A Summer Trip u want to e ee that u have a '-ood Hair, oth, Nai and Flesh ush in your trunk. ice line of Toilet ~aps, Sponges, Tal m Powders, Perfum y Toilet Waters and Toilet Goods. ir PaiqiReliever!":= rrha and sumnmer complaint. gPrompt att,ention to phone or Viley's Cantdies always fresh. You t ome for Comme.ncement. At ayes' Drug Store. JELRY JEELRY.. large varieties from heap Stick Pin to a E GOL.D WATCH. all and examine my )ck -before buying. ~weer and Optician, t dosn't pay to be a le behind the band Lgon. Be in it and the other fellw do following. Mor8i. nd your laundry to SNewberry Steam undry. 7'.