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F. [. AUI.L. HDITOR. What would the people of the city o Newberry say to the proposition tc authrize the city council to expend twc thousand dollars in the permanent im provemenm of somo public road leading into the city on the condition that the county would furnish the chaingang and the machinery. We believe with this amloulnt and tihe use of the machinery recently purchased and the chaingang the road to the steel bridge could be put i.) permanent go,)d coldit-ion. It would pay the city to expend this amount on this road and it would give to the peo pie of t he county a pract ical denonst ra tion of what we mean by road improve meit. We say the road to the steel bridge because while it vould give the people of the county one good road it would also openl an avenue to our friends across the river in Saluda Colin ty. I f wv coul get one good roadI built therle woil t.1 no further trouble in the matter of road building in this county. It woul pay the citN to build this road, not old in the direct benefits it would receive but in the impetus it would give in the cun:truation of roads in the cointy. It would take about ont ill tax to raise t hiF mlloney. In other xords, thw nman) who pays 41 $1.0 wrth f. property woild bI e 4,1called on to Imit riblit to this fund the m1agnifivent 11:n 411 one dIltIlar. \Vould anylody btjIe o- t that ? Surely not. The regui lar tju.l t rly It'i-el I he NebryBoard oIf TI'le wiI .' T'uesay.i1 of i i, mnth. at S. mn. It - s*raillv t, s ttlat uosm - 0 110 - plt- *kl;;-i organ1W/.ation and W I menIIt o th cit y. 'eId ia tt, 11n:mlcv at t n rg. :: ion of this t :. n- :t dea to a -.-i f. i. T mad S tr by tiood S buIt ours.I thw !!.. " of the rpted rwii\ tht: tonei r yhing elst i I hvything 1 t h i i w: : w etI :awaY h 'the atcr-. M ". . , . (;aIr V nI . wh%-I i been witll the partni .urg H rbic i- t irth, retirtd frthe d . ! itd t .1a . W wiseh im s-I with 1.. 1 'lhte township tinber ofv~t;~ the. f isonleas posiblend okupat he'st ic ttheiw r oft the ass-liatio: dayor Ehusldan-inel i:.ItT ar -y Jons .' .'i, eit .s. .m ot Thompson .o W.tzilh nad Lpevi,tr tesollad hse Erlit' x veSnid;i\ ift noonli.':3 fo'clo.hhonp:l .y Sndway mogivng w:: art ede :i: . Hnlear ph-adod note geity and -.l1d bgiven Revn or1 dy.Thr ws aeiee -ands p.r-wise forj lit is-t mise. he oathura tuig hd ndt appar inhered wcruty, other gmaes. of .'' dSordVerlys condul. W on h r inThat seion lookin very: aitell. whic well btenghd.vetd u Mrs.udh'iiek and wie udeM lf idg. Greenwooda iam godcowntliton Vt oti... thersc fa)the Mr. .:l. (ab.bunt d'elig. e wit. J. the brigeokt of coure itrn (htiton ai hast een'tho hspsndin s antr wey this well homen mtey iehu. trae. Wdde founds Safd Mounthis-ett. thikl Mis esie andofns ofrs Win'arui collede oure vist voe here. forgma.i Se.W.A utze welther.ahhr Sumdymernire n wyoattwndl a. to uat moe or leR cl a. P.ochsi irvr-. tondeard anfod'bl 'Clrmon' frlauh'. takes r a Boydt whie a unga isa n thabil'eakertha andproissf awbinht to. Weat' flout. We ounte it.p whih ws binghare.-,t Ortri WEST END VEWS. Close Game ofr--all, Score I to 0-Ice Cream Festival to Aid Flood Sufferers. A close and interesting game of base ball was played in West End Saturday between West Eind and Newberry. The gaine was close throughout, tie score being I to 0 in favor of New berry, who scored in the 9th inning. Following is the score by itnings: West End 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0--0 Newberry 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1 Batteries: Newberry, Bradley and Cabaniss; West Elnd, Shealy and Morse. Struck out: by lradley 12; by Slhal % 1-. Very few errors were made on either side. h'lhe feature of the game was the pitching of Shealy and Iradley. Several m1lore games are expected to be played this week between West End .an1d other eamns from the county. 'ho ice cream festival given Saturday iight by McCaughrin Rebekah Lodge for the benefit of thesu'erers froi the recent floods was quite a success and a neat little sum of money was cleared, which will be forwarded to thesuifferers at once. The eake which was given to the m,,:t popilar young lady in West End w as won by Miss Eva Hardeman, s-e reciving the largest number of votos. Tilie vote was as follows: Miss Eva liarktenial. -l; Miss Ilucy llughey, 12; Miss Sallie : yles, 2; Miss Helen Smith. 1; Miss Cora Carter, 1; Miss Mary Tiaylor, I: Miss Nancy Danielson, 1. Aliss Salie vLyles and Mrs Ellen Lyles, of Ala.ihi, S. C., are visiting Mrs. Enlmira Huc::t and Mlrs. Sallie Daniel son. Miss WilliC Anderson, of L'iedmont, who has been visiting her sister, Alts. Chilailt-er, returined home Sunday aC complanied by Miss Eva IIardeman. \lessrs. .1. N1. Davis, A. A. Freeman, M. 11. Outtz. C. W. liludson, 1). 11. Chandler and W. T. Melntyre left on the up train Sunday to visit the ruins 01 the 'atolet and Clifton Mills. NI r. and \Mrs. .1. R. Edwards who wee il te tmulado at (Gainesvilh-, ;a.. have le-n inl Went End for the past fk-w days, and have gone to Columbia. where they will make their home. Al;iss Lura Spntit c'e is visiting triends and relatives in Columbia. 'residing E-:lder Wilson addressetd the W'Neall Street Sunday School Snindav a fternoorl. Ni r. Tiller At taway went to Chap pells Sun'ay. NI r. A. L.. Bedenhaugh. of l'rosperity was seen in West End Sunday. Nis. Na1ni Iowt1n. of 0'iedm1ont. is visiting her sister, Mrs. 1lardemian. lIs I. Mary Sanders, who has I'en V L r m14 11ot her and sister at I uo 't .a rtturfned to West End. ik . lI. Zimm n1erman, of Central \ i.i t c thurl. preiacheld in W'Neall t church'ae I Sunday night. Jr n Is. K.ki weit tul I111k Ou";11d:iV top Vi-it r.-lati.s.. A FATL MISTAKE,. Is Often Made By the Wisest People. t a fat.t n rt s to let. et. i hat. >oan'- 1K *Ioes lIk eure them~ *r' 'mipt l)on! t deby inotji to> . p : 'V \%~ - -1keper or th': i '. :'. I 'arkersbu.ir.', \* \ - t' o a.- und try - r i< or r ai-t wAouli n h t ~I nt-- fadt n n:.ar itf a r' min-h-' r - ' aird hIiv u',* muint ing to - 'tok a l)poly l(uw. be . NIy wcife usd S -.\ir-- ;\ Aiei , '>f N n t el . uscd them, *- - of ius. I sm: let e F.or.3 ja uii u Hu' WI FlA~ N k'WBEImliV(--lN CO0UllTI 01" I'li )BA TE,' A lice J.1 1,ong, -x ' tr' x, et al, Det'fend.. IY\'l RTiE I OFI AN OtDEIl'I ) passedl herein, I will sell at. pub.. lic otcry(' beftort Newhle.iryv ('onurt I louse, S C.X, on Mlonday, J1uly Ii, loti, duinilg t he legal houris oft sale, aill that Laong dliied stieild andl liissesse'd, situi ate mi thle Towin oft Newbe'rry, S. ('., coottaininig ( )le-thlir d of an Aerte, no>rt' m;' less, aui n boundedl by lands forrly3 ii'lie (;. & ('. R. E ('o., Charl-s (;an andii wife ando A.\. NI. H owvers, on theit foi.. lowinig ttermis, to wit: F"or onie-half Ieash aind onet-half upon1( a tcredit oft t wtelve monithus with interest on e r'ed Iit soit ion f'roml lay ol' sale, c red ii tpor'tion to beit secured'i by thle bond oft the purchelaser and1( a mlort gage of' the piemnises, wvit hi leatve to pu rchiaser to pay i.m cash all or' any portiton of' crediit portion; piurchaser to pay for papeors credtsit porltioni and( assign lOiev to *Judge of' I'robate for New berry County to secur le credtit. port1 ion1. Said pri'ilses to be sold withll in'n hour11 fr'om first. smale if t he pu(1rchalser at firist sale should fail to ''omply withIin that time. iJudge tf I'1'r(ibate0, Newherry (Connty, Seizure at Saluda.. Constable T. B. Perry seized fouI gallons and three quarts of liquor while at Saluda Court House Saturdoy morn ing. Mr. Perry had spent the night in Saluda looking for his parties, and suc ceeded in making the capture about 8:30 Saturday morning. The liquor had just been purchased froin the dispensary at Saluda by two negroes who gave their names as Grose Walker and James Williams. Mr. Perry had every reason to believe that the negroes bought the liquor for the purpose of carrying it through Green wood and retailing it in small quantities, ai these two negroes had been doing heretofore. The liquor was brought to Newberry. If You Are the Housekeeper You will appreciate our suggestion that e you use 1ransford's "Clifton'' flour. It I makes the best bread, cake and pasty y for home people as well as visitors. Don't let your prejudice in favor of an other brand prevent your trin it. f Hayes & c arty. 6 HUSHELS Kentucky Cotton n 200 Seed for sale. App to T. ti C. Pool. J. A. BURTON. c OR SALE. Two good milk cows. f ANNE 0. RuFF. 2t. e NOTICE of ELECTION In School District No. 14, Newberry Coun ty, South Carolina. N 'OTI'C 18 I EREBY GIVEN ' that an election will be held on a Tueisday, July 7th, 1903, in the sample i ()m adjoining Hank of Prosperity, in the Town of lrosperity, School District No. 1.1. County of Newberry, State of Sout h Carolina, for the purpose of decid ing whether or not bonds of said School Dist 'ict shall be issued to the amountof f Five h'lhousand Dollars for the purpose F of erecting, building and equi )pig a Public school house to be located in the l'own o" Prosperity, and peurchasing a lot t herefor; said bonds to be payable in t wenty, yCars from their date and to bear interest at a rate not toexceedsix p'er celt. per a11ilum1. At the same time and place there shall be elected an Advisory, Board of said r'ltustees, who shall serve in the event of tL.e bonds being voted, consist ing of t hree freeholders of said District, who shall have equal power with said T'rustees, and shall serve as an Advisory r Hoard until the funds shall have been exhausted. 8 On the day of such election the polls will be opened at eight o'clock A. M. and closed at four o'clock P. NI.. and all qIlified electors of said School District will be entitled to vote at such elec tionl. The following naned persons are hereby appointed managers to conduct said election: <>. P. llarris, Mark H. B'denlhaugh, 0. L. Schumpert. Jr. C. '1'. WYCIE, Chairtman. 1). M. LAN(;FORD. 1. B. SC I I l'ERI'T, Secretary. RESOLUTIONS OF N BOARD OFTRUSTEFS IlIEt1AS: A Pr:TITION SIGN ED V by nim than one-third of the rosident frohlhders of SchXIl Distriet No. 14, (County of Newberry, State of South ('aroli na. has this (lay been filed with the School TIrustees of said D)is trit, praying that an election be held fl to deie the qutest ion of issuing bondsJ for school purpI'loses to the amount of c4 F ive Thousand Dollars on the terms and of emiilit ions piovided for by an Act of the ai G,ene'ral Assemnbly' of the State of South aj Carolina, a~pprov'ed on the 26ith day of Ilbruar, 190)2, andI as amnendled by an Act alpov ed the 20th (lay of F"ebrurv, - lIS 'li. herefore, be it resolved;' FIl ST. That an election be held on ITusday, the 7th dlay of Jlul', 1903, in c( the Tow of 0 Ii' Pr erity incolDs tiit No. 141, (:ounty of Nwer,Sae ofSuhCarolina, for' the purpose of u deciding the quest ion whether bonds shall lbe issued to the amount of Five r Thousandl Dollars for school p)urposes; said bonds to be payable in twenty years , from (late, at a rate of interest not to exceed six per' cent. lier afnum. SECONDI. On the (lay of said elec tioni, the polls shall be opened at eight q o'clock A. M. atnd closed at four o'clock ~ P'. MI. TIIll U D. All qualified electors of saidlo School D ist rict shall be entitled to vote y at saidl elect ion. l"O I.'TIHI. The formn of b)allot to be used at said elect ion shall rd.' as fol lows: N ('wliberi y-{' ounity, South ( 'arolina. he .Shal bnd t the amount of Five I hotedDollrs e isuedfor school 1)"3.hoss said bonds pa~yable! ini twenty YMars from (late at a rate of interest not to e'x(ceed six Per cent. per annum? School D)istrict, No. 14, N 'wherry C ountofy, South Carolina. Shall bonds to the amoutft oif Five Thousand Dollars he issued( for school - ' purpo)ses; saidl bonds piayable in twenty years from (late at a rate of interest not toi exceedl six per (cnt. per annum? No. lIi l'. The f'ollowin g namedl per s mns are hereby appioinited managers of, said election: 0. 1P. 1Harris, Mark H. lHedenbaugh, 0. 1 .. Schumpert, J1r. SI XTilI. A t the same time and I.>lace there shal' he elected an Advisory Board of said Tr'iustees, who shall serve in the event of' the bonds being voted, e misistimg of' three freeholders oif saidI D istriet, who shall have eqlual poweris wit h sidi Tru'(stees, and shall serve as ano Ad visor'y Hoard unit il the funids shallC have been exhausted. ( . TF. WY XCIIE, Chairman. I). M. I,A NG;ltD. H. It. S II U MlPENTl, S(eretarv. Pr'iospeity, S. C'., ,J unfe 15, 1903. NOTICOEi. 1.1, llAUJI,lNG: OF SAND F'ltOM ~ .Scofftl'Crek imist be stoppedl at ,1 NO. Mi. S(ilUMPEl~ltTl, ________Supervisor. 0 Stock Certificate. 'o TiHlIS IS TO GlVE NOTICE THAT L. the undersigned has lost his stock er'tilicates Nos. 6 and( 61i in the capital 0 tock of1 The Newhberry Cotton Seed Oil a di11 and F'ertilizer Comp>any, and has iinde annplicationi fot' (Ilijniat cem.ifn IMother's Ear mWoNErme ro#Ar come e*$oa rof.4 qoorr's aMULStoN mauiso4maovr ac WREO&SARYE FOR r HALYN Qp orn mCo YNER Ame Send for iree sample. C & BOWNE, Chemists, ,UORNING Glory Coffees are the JA best. Davenport & Cavenaugh re the sole agents for this city. WXANTED. -Every housekee r in Newberry to try Cqrbins Grand ura Flour. The best on the market. old by Davenport & Cavenaugh. . OR RENT--One dwelling, one store, fiye rooms over furniture store. ?ttf. R. C. WILLIAMS. 'E(TACLE8 AND EYEGLASSI.S Do your eyes ache and burn at ight? I hnve the hett trial caw fur toin Sotacles and Eyeglasqes, and it 1it the mt 'L diileult eyes, wiLt the roper oigasq. I havo fitted szlasss sr Lhe beLt people Is the county aud Ii lt you. I use only the best gradeI rys'alise lenses. Come aud give use trial and h,- ennvinend Q'0 - r.e ' rce Lu 1il. GUY DANIXLS, l Joweler and Uptliian. I 1e V,.4k is still complete with a verything pretty in the Millinery fle.I Call and see our ribbons, tiowers id hats before buying The RBer Nillinery Compaflys Osborne's Farm Im lernents, Mowers, takes and Harrows. F Purcell & Scott. See our ad for Mow rs, Rakes, Harrows g' nd Wagons. Purcell & Scott. Mowers, Rakes, Har ows and wagons for ale. Full line at Purcell & Scott's. Wagons-Car Load. ,all and see our line. Purcell & Scott. I Election of Teacher. MALE PRINCIPAL FOR THE Boundary Street School will be ected by the Board of Trustees of ewb rry School District on June 18th, 03. Salary $50.00 per month. Also one lady teacher at a salary of 5.00 per month. Applications may be filed with F. N. MARTIN, Secretary of Board. Stock Oertificate. I'HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE TH AT L the undersigned has lost his stock rtificate, No. 52, in the capital stock The Newberry Cotton Seed Oil Mill ad Fertilizer Company, and has made >plication for duplicate certificate. W. H. SUBER. Wanted. We would like to ask, through the >lumns of your paper, if there is any arson who has used Green's Au 1st lower for the cure of Indigestion, I yapepsia, and Liver Troubles hat has >t ben cured-and we also mean their suIts, such as sour stomach, fermien tion of food, habitual costiveness, rvous dyspepsia, headaches, despon nt feelings, sleeplessness--r. fit, ytrouble connected witk die atom'. hor liver? This .medjdqne has been Id for many yearmi all civilized coun- 1 ics, and we wish to correspond with ui and.nd you one of our books free cost. If you never tried Augs t ower, try a 25 cent bottle first. We ve never known of its failing. If so, mething more serious is the matterk th you. The 25 cent size has just 4t en introduced this year. Regular 8. :e 75 cents. For sale by W. E. Pel- cc m & Son. G.G REEN, Woodbury, N. J. QualtyRather than 1 How Good" Rather ti car Co all In and with pleasure we will explain and find you the best ma chinery of its kind on the market. Osborne Farm lmplerr thers fail. .Just received, C'ar lo ad ne to suit you. Don't fail to call arounc ur purpose to sup ply yo ble price. "vEuax-e-e.L. Costs Less h1") a lm11Rt foiyt hing you have on our tiboi. le Cream is tout au ex. iensivo diRh, nud is no trouble at all made at homa in a eerless Iceland freezer One Motion) 'hm ttib top fits over a i-gn:o pro. s-tion on I he can top (.One11ct ilig I lie earing with ean and.dasher in such way that no malt or oil can get into be~ cant. UST ARRIVED at S. B. Jones' DFresh Nabisco, Athena, Chain agne and Festino Wafers. FULL LINE of Canned Meats aCanned Vegetables and Cannea GPIN MONEY" and a comne e line of Heinz's Picke in ~ ass at S. B. Jones'. LIVES, Sauces, and all kinds of Condiments at S. B. Jones'.ofj Huyler's Lowney's and Baker's Cocoa, Spices, nd Flavoring Extracts At S. B. Jones'. i )ried Fruit: California Apricots, Prunes, Peaches d and Raisins, At S. B. Jones'. Watches, Clocks, 4 iver and Plate Ware, ~ Cut Glass and Table Ware ~ SUIYABLE FOR C edding and Birthday Presents 1 :ey winding Watchesr Changed to Stem Winder &. Ed.uli ady Sgho fuid Fy Jeweler and Optician. nights of Pythias, CASTLE HfALL, e wberry lodge N o. gs7.p dI be hel o the 2nd h uesany h o each mnthwet med. THO. E. EPTI G Crotwell Hotel Buildin.f .adS 'rice." ian "Cheap." /e have on hand a load of Osborne & s owers, Rakes, and Harrows ients succeed where of Wagons, all kinds, I before buying. It's ur wants at a reason People.."~t Men We Want To Talk To.-- -N 10 Nowborry was a Olus hitg expert .--if tho 1posit IV$ facts in tho case- h it Como a rsight to ns for uil his ..'th lish a litele argum%t on this biijt directed i To The .dan WI DRESS ECON( Bit II$( th-4a s t8 14 0th oiio o0 , of ing iS 0,hao1per tWal poor clothing prico, mety bo. MAKGNERO Note-When a uman buys at sui from us he geti tho "Bost- Cloi hing in-thp-World," madel by thin fatmon Sohln-,i Sronj. & Co. of B-ilt imor# All I heir garnmit hwar tihis IhlF The Ewt Oufffflers-to-Particular- Menl rssi at Clae an PIi est Clae1adP anaClae adP ird GendadP eces laed& P Wedetolv. nt >temsdeicaesl Ig. SHPINE cwni c o - e l a n s s c Juno m e gtraduatBesCo iTI IThWie Fariw,oik rt-acs DthersFns G va 'O WLLLARNEST( blieh*vme that if eivery manh ini uvery wau inl Newborry kuew h ovory u,m in Nowborry would iMg. E, icl wm)k we4 vill p.b t. This w-ok's mtigumit is io Wants To , )IMICALLY. trn-i os momy 0,1 1 ai h . m) matti4r whaf fih% respotiv o l WV fsll Ih host cloth ing that 3fA1r bo ma(e p are not hiRh-an OxellIed it for either bnaipess or dress wear enn be bmght. for the m1odot. 1411m of $10.00, ar-d it will ontwear any two -'-iI) that ordinary 9 110r0k Fell for abont h il . S*211 11 0 ey1-- f d it will r-fai i's 1hap linsPi) I Io i s,f,4-r i I avern ge hi gunrineon will ble a mero bnd. of wrir.kle and it THIS LABEL ON GARMENTS Wbolesale Drapers CiLlsm SuDe fority. Piler Co.,p - Newberry, - S. C. know ME DAY ta ti lean and press your 1wr the less you >make them wear. >u wait. essed, 50 Cents. essed, 25 Cents, essed, 25 Cents. essed, 50 Cents, essed, 25 Cents. ing dyed from a suit s in our steam dye v' patronizing us we package of laundry JI to any t hat canu be produtced inr igo S-ird y our goods by t.h. AulL. il Oil fleosfl atisfled With Purohase. 3Y MAIL. ,, ther beintg a comipetent can1 t.ell you something about much if not more than you confidence in her ability to BACK if she fails. e0 stranger in town W ELCOME. o doubt you will take aidvan e ofthi low excursijon rates hnlsondm m the suimmer. Swill see your rinseither ~he Isle of Palns, or, at this, most popualar andl coolest re in (Charles9ton. Meet your ndsl' at 248 K ing~ St reet. )N. S. C