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Ij. If. AULL,, IJDITOR. As the State surmised, the Newberry Herald vid News w- misinformed I gardin the sick ian who was put oir at thai tom%j. The card from State Treilurer Jenniigs shows that the poor fellow wa, dewd. le had not becn in the Columbia hospital, conscquently wti not dischar-yed when ill. lie asked for transr : mation f) Newbeicy and received trans1 rtat.ion and money. Columbians may be ve- y bad people but their hearts are not for' from the right place. -Tle State. We are very glad to reproduce in an other column the card from State Treas urer Jennings. The at tiele in The Herald and News giving the sick man's statements gave those statements ex actly as they were made, aid the article was piloted in order to give the Colvim bia hospital an oppoi:unit.y to set it,elf straight in the matter. We could not believe the statements when they were made but we thought at the time that it would be doing the Columbia people an injustice rot to give them an oppor tunity to make reply, i'asmuch as the statements bad been generally circu lated in this city, and we still think so. We made no statement in the matter except that the people of Newbei .'y re fused to believe t hat, in this civiliz-d age such trea,ment woul he accoi.led by any hospital any where. The people of iewberry were colnvinecd tihat as sootn as the man's charges were brought to the at it ion of t be hospita1 aut hoa t ie. the matter would he clevare:1 up, .nd it i!; with plealsore that they have lei ned the truth in the case. The GreenShoro Rcerd is enltitlt-<' to the erI.lit for Ibis 11ueSt exCe'!el t sl ee. tion: "While we ale tassing laws tit t thinlg a 1ld that I flnu- sliall lot he .sOhl, why 1iol p ss Oile i t l'oti' si'il flot Ic 1ki armind iln a b,ak k. aete a mn1i n c.lli get his hai ls on ' ? lie tiii' I be te.1iptd to seil. A !Il ' inigl1 A:o I .. gi I idheat to preVelit the ;il\\iV- aii oillet' hig ). ii iattitills Itmnl l i W ii1I tileir e iplov's too li i'hle i:1V l1ille\ .it all 11make tfeiiin ix i1) a k !,l f iiactit 'e \ihe-e all ilo;eV 1i11st gol S t11 a i caill niot Ile likeii ont ecept bv the pliltor perSlsm Ofi cto"'-su, Iliiat Iffil0ln't JW S 'l iight ste;il also, but this wolkil re<hlice the n )ii of steale s at le.,. The fiie 11;le 11tW is t) keep toe 111"i;.6,11 w; \' (l-mil .a ill:al, ll()'ti 1( te.m-l1 11; -1 to) \\ili standi Ite11llwi i.' Th:t's fl il I i. la i.t l w T.!e p) ple Ilt lIml I1() 1 Y t, . 11c. 1 a'l ildt llied' ;blilt! it is titit ellmnll tI I)II11 ish titellt a._er I ll:ive mii i"e \\ iii mi1ake laws 1it.ul .e wl"e1 it \\JIl ie ;.I as sible fIl 'liv;:! tod n onl:) . Tl. W\%arbl laws. - Ch:i:otte Oh:el Vei Anid iiW c(mies tile t le sMa;il and says: ' t keg.sLlllie olli 1 i t il J)t- ; l. \ aganist picking pIlei1's pck ets A nd 1n \11WiV lii it ask the4 le'. lati e to pISS a law gi\m y lik 6 11 i ts 0111VOl1ig Il p11 lt in oml peke' :' \\'e have n tw a law a git!is: t ' .' piill a s istl except il a cei tain weight :id length, ;1il of tis d1e c iptioll lIlle W evel- 1i1a1he, ; ilt vet the pistol oting halbit is just ;'s bid s it eVerI M;ts. \e haVe itl hii 1111-tlve i) I.,\% 110W (id t00 inaieli tha;t is l(et etifioret Il. C'olumblia very soo ti I discuss thle'quels ion of lyinchm tg. Th'lere is only onile thing that will stop it mal that is stop te rme whIaieb gi ves rise toI it. 'lThe average Citizen will justify the' mob11 ini this one crime, Thet dlangeri is ini the mob taking the law into its haainds foir other crimes, miad that it leads toi iaachy~ andl dIisregard of oither' law. Tlhe negrto ne'eds to Ib' t aught mor'ahs and( right livinag mlore' thau aniythling. Geor'gia hias jutst placed on her stat - ute hooks a vIagrant law. It is maeant to reac iLtILhat Class lof citizens particu larly who oiaf a urouind thel Citi's andi townls andli live froam the labor of their waves and ehihdren. If en forced it is a good law. Thiere is pdenty oh workl.l to doi andI ino. mian has a right to bie idle and11 loaf, andii the moatto of the G eorgia law is to "work or walk."' dii honorale labor1 ori lie made1k to do( his plart at dlis honoroabhle haior, whiich means in strnilpes on the publlie works. Some of til'he papers say' that the nmerger of Seaboiare Air' lin meaelns a great deal for the Sotth, butt we ar'e sorryW to see thei Seabo ard1 pass into thel. handlIs of thlese litaer roads. Mr a. J1. I'. MIorgan seemlls to bie blehind thel dea'il, and whlenever the SIeaboardl andI the Southern (teril a cit y thait city will have two linesi with one11 mlanagemlett, two hlear'ts heat ing ias one. The fatrmers arie now r'eflising 11 cents for cotton to be. dleliveredt inl the fall, in somel sectiotns, so we see in thle papers. I f they couald make it and11 live at 5 eents they should feel liKe puatting their thumnbs in their vests and feeling for once ind(epe(ndlent andl happy. Thle crops in this sectionl were nlever better, taken a' a whole. We hope nothing will come to cut thle yield short. Thle pr'ice is going to b)e guad it matters nlot much how good( thme yield is. "'Newspaper stories to the etl'cct t hat thec Souathmern railway or the Atlantic Coatst Line railway, or' the allied inter ests of either' those two systems, have acquired an interest in the Seaboard piroperty are'( inceorrect. '' Such is the statement maude' in the weekly bulletin of the banking house of John11 L. Wil liams & Sons, in ana ar'ticle dlisculssing the recent putrchaase oif the Seaboard by the Rock Island and 'Fraisco systems. Continuing, the article says: "'Thle Sea board Air Line system n lad the Rock Islanid system are in nio wvise !ompetitive. An examination of the map will readily disclose the great adlvanatages and bene close co-operatkon, and,Alliance between these two propOrties. The Rock Island system brings the Seabohrd system iin direct contact with the great gr-ainei ice and storehouses of the West, Not thwest tind Southwest, whilst the Seal:,-ed furnishes Rock Island a direct outlet to seven important seacoats on the At. lantic and Gulf coasts, and fur,nishes the shortest and most direct route, with favorable grades, fron Kov,sv,; City to tide water." The statement, coming from the above source, that the Seaboard will still be t independent time sofar as theSouth e.n and Coast Line is concerned, will be received with plenture in the South. Leth Eden Items. We had some rain here yesterday, bi as it was quitc dry the fainiers n'. not satisfied. Mrs. Maiy Got Ilett, Mrs. W. T. Co field and children spent Saturday and Sabbath at Mr. J. W. Caildwell's. Master Willie and little Miss Estelle Dominick are away at their grandl)a rents attending a summer school. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sligh spent todtay at .Jalapa. rI i's. Sligh has just returned from a visit to her parents in Union county. T. Bernard Carlisle has ret orned frilom the Farmers' institute at CleIson. Miss Sue Carlisle. of Gainm1esv , F"la., is visiting her brother. Dr. . C. Carlisle. We are glad to see that the world deals so gently with our dttv friend of foier days. Mrs. Jones is visiting her dIugh ter. Mrs. M. A. Rtenwick. Miss-s Annie and Lucy Subar are sendiiig this week with their siter, Mr's. Charley Siber. Quite a num111ber of the mt.embIebrs of lHeth Edei church met tr le a'' I't I'itts day and gave the chulire, church yard mid cemetely a thorouglh cleaning. The Lkuthierins out. here Itave a nice couintly culirch, and i they are very prouid of it.. Commlunttion se .iees will be beld next Sabbath. Two of Mr. John Folk's children, of' Columbia, and Misses l'ailinie, U.uth amd B itnelle Ieta y, of' Newher ry, are :siting their granldfather, (at . 11. F"olk. Nr. and MI.s Saml Iiviet sia -d h1s rather's fatmily last week. Mr. (Got ge Elpis Sleatnt ye,tord-ty at I1. Chandler's. It was our pleasi've and profit I at - teid Kilig's Creck chur111-ch Sabbath and listenl to a for-cible and appro;;aIt.. ser oti f''om I I e Iev. ( '. M. I Ivd. 'h' t xt w t s, "It is hai for thee a kick :agaist. the pricks', the s b jet . rol)In-l lion againlst od's atit hot v. Is Imt fan t f autholi ty I tht I'rlot III t bos R t' t\' it'-st ions w liich 11b1v'tt-11 Inh pace tat' ot y gr't nat 1i1n 1i,iy Aug. 17, 1!Io,. N ita. The Wiiithri'.i Scholarship. ~n i, a ace:-.uh of thie a-'et - .u :n 'The two other .,ela,bu,hip. I b a ~th G'.i'enwwc' 1 \\'ashinagtonta m'l'l iTo ,. ihatrgedl ui ith anunle. :tg .I ItIt- Iei Ki u weie. g.ated b.ii ott -'rid.ty ini 'tu s.n of is a . achi by Judge.~ iCht;. G. Iii Inih;. to aippuem itt peasotil ad wecie aep asenited by N\lessrs I I1. Ilut ad L:tmble e\' Joneas. Tfakean With Cramps. Wi m. l\ tromisi, a amembert of liihe bridlge Iganei workitng ntear' ,it t leaort was takent sudly'l ill 'llTursday' aight wit hi eramatps anda a kmaad of' cholera. II is eae wvas so severae t hat hie had to have thle trembaeras of' te cew wait. uplon himt atlnI a'. Gitl'oa'd wes called and 'onistal<d. Iie told t hemn he had a nmedicinte itt thi'e' form (if Chtamberahin's Colic., Choale'-a atnd D iarrahoea R(aeedy thatii he thlouaghtl woitl help hima outt antd :naaordintgly several doses we"e adhninaistetred wi'thl thei r'e,alt that. the f'ellow was atble to lie artolfud next day. Tlhe ineidet speaks aluite highly of M'. Gil'or'd's mnedicines. --Elkader'. Iowa, A ganus. Tihais r'emedyt naevet' fails. Keepi it. int vourt hiomte,' it miay save IifCe. I"or' saile 'y Wma. l'. Ielhiam & Soat arnd Praospet' ity Dru'ig Co. Adver'tlsed Le.tlt's itemaining itn postollie'e for the week endinag Autguist 15th,i 1:t : A -Mt's. JIohna W. Ande'sont. H-Miss Luitgeatia Braow n. D)-Amuanda D)uncan. G- Miss (Cot e Glinie. ill -idddie HIawkins, Miss Agn'es IHol an, Ilannie llenttz. MI John M%-. Maze. N---Ani Newhierry. WV William Williamtts, Jiam Wooteni. Persons callinig Cot' thlese lettea's will pleais(e say that thley were aidver'tisedl. (C. J1. Putau'.:a a., P. MI. Violent Attack of DIlat'rhoca Cure'd by ChItamn ber1ln's Colic, Choler'a and Dilarrhottea Remedy anid Perahaps a 1.1fe Saved. '"A short. time ago I wvas takeat w;thl a violent at tack of dliarrhoent&' anal h)elieve I wouald have died if I hiad Inot gotten reliefC,"' says Jlohn . 1Pattoat, ia leadiniag citiz.en of Patttn, Ala. ''A ft'iend a'e 'omimendedI Chambei'lain's C olie, Ch'Iol era and D)iat'rhoea itemedy. I botaght a twenty-five cent. btottle and a fte (''Iak - ing three (loses of it wit aitir'ely curated. I conisider' it the btest. remtedy itt the world foi' bowel comrplaints." '' ora satle by Wmr. E. Pelhamr & Son antd Prtosperi ity Drng Co. fews From Excelsior We have had good rains in this sec tion the past few days, and crop pros pects have b-en mtieh improved. Mr. J. C. Singly is making some im rovelent oil his dwelling house. Mrs. J. 1. Sense hus ben confined t4 fier room sick for a few (lays. Messrs. Luther and- Eugenia Werti of Saluda county have been visiting it this section. Mr. T. L. Wheeler, wife and childrer silent Sunday with Dr. J. I. Beden baugh and wife of Saluda county. Miss Carrie Cook is visiting her sistei near Greenlwe-l. Sunday moi aiing we attended th< commimion service at Colony church, the first time we had attended servict at Colony i'i a long while. We were v little late, but reache i the church ill time to hear a good able sermon )ieached by the lp-itor, the Rev. John J. iong. The cong.-egation w.s large, and after the se-..non a large number of communicants obeyed the conmand of oiel blessed Saviour, "D) this in re memberance of me." The weather on lVst Saturday morn ing was very tnfavorable for a picnic day, and the clouds kept lingering Vor l: amd threatening for rain until about the middle of the day before the bi;glt. sun came out and the clouds disappeared. The plenic we have refer < oce to is the Sunday-sci ol picnic at NIt. Pilg1 ml cht-ch on lhst Sat.rday. Tihe exere'ses were oeied w;th prayer by the Rev. 1'. H1. F. Deii iek. Excel lein tall:s were mr-le by the Rev. S. C. 1illent ine and Prof. E. 0. Counts. Mr. J. V. .11I .un then announced the next, tNnilg would ha2 dimier and all pir<sent would rssemble at the long table , the geove near the chu-ch and enjoy a picnic dlinner together, and aiter the table was filled with the va rious ki'uNs of go. .1 eatables, just such a pienlic dir'er vs the goe,l ladies of Nt. Pilg.-ii section know how to pre pare for' such occsionls. The after nc )i was sint in vaiiovs ways by old r ul yotimg, but of cot"se the young folks wt re scatter .1 off in ditrerent di iretions itumbei g "two" in a group. Tlh day w a iplevsant. one for Mt. ily: m. and will be long remembered bv ,I, present VS an enjoyable occa S1011. Sig ma. I find nothing better for liver de rangeients and constipation thai 1minhmerlain's Stomach and Liver Tab lets. IL. F. Anth'ews, I)es Moines. Iowa. For sale by Wim. E. Pelham & Son and Prosperity DIrug Co. No. 7 Townshuip News. Illt IW-AlIlI o,f tlhi. townsslip i,; go(wl. A1lk, Ik*f11 i- !howeis ('' rainl that h ivc f-dll the past two wLeks baie Ow c- l l erojip% put oil Ilew life, Tit (e es I' av . 111 u collsillt-ablv. NM 1. S'-iij: (1i )imiinick is iw t inl 1o O lws1i1cs'; and iattend i o 'iv 4 " ct,t m1 tting at Blethel. We le trn th.it there were potracted c .s hl thi! week :it Sonhl Chapel, ...is I h-qpe .il Saluda, and that sonte Ktr:. Ce se '. ' sitinig hier p,irents nie.tr Weare soi'i y' to leatii of the illness of I'i'e' Shelton Gai'rett and Aunt I .zie Shirey' of No. 91. Mi'. Garrett is in hiis'.ilst yemi a ~nd Mr's. Sh iraey is I hie ('xluion'50 to Ashiev ille pas'sed here1 pactiked~ to her utimost, and only a few\ ilf o" I 'ole( wei'e able to make ihi' trilp. hin Srr''lay pr'otrat.ed ser'vices n1 'oie'ne'e at ('ross Roads Chur'ch and c'oitiu for1 ' i several (lays. Seve'ral of~ our' men have gone to the muiit.n''s "'i wagors on at pleasUre trill. Alessr51s. .11no. 1pt i ng and Marion L ong of theL Macuedonia sect ion ar'e til here on \'visit . .\lr. ( sIlen wvho is ling over the tiops of .\I i'. P'. ( . Simitbh's lieneis in this Si'it ion. sp ent steverial dhiys over here reven'it ly. t:IIALLI.NG1lE FROM G".'111R AND WVEEKS. tiller 1(o Refutnd Money If' Dr'. llowaritd's Spee100 WViIl Not t't're Any Case of Conllsti patlon or Dyspepsia. Gibbt r IX W\i k. are' o' i:king the worst o'5'(f d> pe i ' orlconstipat ion In Ni' Wll'y r vie 'inity' to test, )ir. I low ii"~ w a'it'ellit for' ihe cure of thos "i 'oi idet art' thc: that ihis ,'e. eme1' i "lihct. tim tn.1hat they tlth'r lo I '(letl l.hi moneyi'~ houuihI it not b.e Mitt (ess ful. bile jinlt'idutiLoni Gilderi &X W\teeks will sell aL r'eenhi.r lifly rent pi'c'kage cit t.is It, will reigulat,r lie boiwels, tone u1 thle whiole initost. ial trilt, L'ive out itn app't ite, irakeci ftod laste iyood aind di. g'st w'ill, a 'nI increcase vigor. .loy' and hainessjliii will take(1 the place of that dioni't lenri whlethei' I live oi' die" feel 'Takie aldvaitage* ot'f Gibi'r I Wee'ks cbal eur 'i' ' i d sleeni a't boiittl I ofu I )r. I lowardi's "sp'-'ille. at 1half pi'ce. wvithI Leter' to I. A. SchuimperI, Newberr'y, S. C. IDta r Sit: 'T' cheap plainit to buy is the( (lnet I hat 'ic'ers imor'e than you think; t he chleall (lne to wearii i5 the one that is youngll whien old. Mi.r. Mloi'e, of' Kelsey, N. Y. , bought 1 Ii gal lons Ievot' to myn,~t her' house two co(at: her painIIteris .. 'd it would take that. I l ;i yalloins left. NM'. .lamnes AcklIey's house, in Caire (('atskill Mouitntainis), N. Y., wvas paLintedI De)vot' it. worie 14 yearls; and1( he plaint was ini goodii condit.ion then. lIt' was going to paint, the last we knew, thbough. Tlhat's the wvay to pre'C st ;e a house; i'epaint. when there's no over'isionc. Youris ttiuly, ji. W. D)evon & Co. I' S . Nwberry.. ha....w..,, Co sel Disease takes no summer vaation. If you need flesh and strength use Scott's Emulsion summer as in winter. Send for free sample. SCOT & BOWNE, Chernists, 409-41S Pearl Street, New York. Soc. and $.oo; all druggists. HATTIE MGIYER LEAVELL (B, I. of Wolll's COilce, Richmllid, Va,) INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. STUDIO OVER Mower Co's Store. School Opens September Ist, 1903. Torms-$2,60 per Eight Losson, A. I. Counts. J. L, Dickert. COUNTS & DICKERT, Gro--orios, Con fectionorit , Produce, Etc., - Etc., - Etc. W e in'O it, bniminesR again ind , will lioll tho best goods at the lowest pricos. soo is whii you nod goods in our linio. Russell's Old Stand. Main Street. Wanted. We woould like to ask, through the coliimins ot your paper, if there is any pernson who las used Green's August Flower for the cure of 1ndigestion, Dys lpsia, and Livcr Troubles that has not been eu re( --and we also mean their results, such as sour stomach, fermen tation of food, habitual costiveness, nervous dyspepsia, headaches, despon dent feelings, slveplessness-in fact, any trouble connected with the stom ach or liver? This medicine has been Sold for many years in all civilized coun tries, and we wish to correspond with you and sen(d you one of our books free of cost. If you never tried August Flower, try a 25 cent bottle first. We have never known of its failing. If so, solething more serious is the matter with you. The 25 cent size has just been introduced this year. Regular size 75 cents. For sale by W. E. Pel ham & Son. G. (;REEN, Woodbury, N. J. Notice to Policy Holders. Ti, POLICY IIOLDERS OF THE Farmer's Mutual Insurance Asso ciation of Newberry County, will meet at Newberry. on Saturday, the fifth d1aY of S-ptem"her, at II o'clock a. m. Every Policy H1older is urgedI to be pre sent; if not to send a >roxy. L. 1. EPTING, Secty. .J. L. Ki.:rir, Pres. Manager Wanted. rlUSTWORTlY LADY OR GEN . tieman to manage business in this C ounity and adljoining territory for well and favorably known IHouse of solid financial standling. $20.00 straight cash salary and expenses, paid each Monday by (check direct from headquarters. Ex lpense money adlvanced; p)osition perma uen t. Add(1ress Thomas Cooper, Mana ger, 1030 Caxton Bldg., Chicago. Teacher Wanted. OR SWLTONSCHOOL, DIS Ftict No. 19. Applicants state salary wantedl. File application with untder'signedl by August 22. GEO. W. BOWERS, CHIAS. B. EARGLE, Slighs, S. C. .J. A. SHIEAL2Y, Little Mountain, S. C. BARBECUE, I)OPP & SAND)ERS WILL GIVE A . . first class Barbecue at Williams' Store on August 19, the occasion of the goodl roadls meeting to be held there. The price of dinner will be 40 cents and 30 cents. The speakers for the occa sion are Cole. IL. Blease, E. HI. Aull, F. H. D)ominick, Jno. F. Banks, C. T. Wyche and W. H1. Sanders. Warren White Suipher Springs. wVATE'RLICK STATION, VIRGINIA. E;. I). GUbiM.N & SON, PRtOPRIETORs. Variet y of mineral waters. Elevation 2,100t feet. One mile from station. Four mails daily. Excellent table. Modern buildings and equ1ip)ment. Rates $25 p)er month. Special rates to familIes. TABLETS, BOX PAPER, VISITING GARDS and everything in the line of STAPLE STA TIONERY at the HERALD AND NEWS Tablets from 2 cents each up. Beautiful Writing Papers. Come and see. Also a line of nice Cigars. Our money winning books, Written by men who know, tell you all about Potal,sh I'lwyare needed by every man whlio owns a field aid a plow, and who desiret to got the most out of theil. They are/rt. Send postal card, GFEILMAN HALL WVORKS 98 NaMaaa Strect. Now York ON C Sept. st We Will Move Our v L $20,OOO STOCK OF Hardware etc To the Two Stores Under ' Crotwo11 HOTEL Where we will be glad to see all of our friends as we will be in a better position to give them t BE,TTEFR PRICESt Cone Now and get what t you want and r save us the trouble and ex. pense of MOVIN G hewberru Hardware Comupany. WH SAI JA AC "We~~~IasLkC rn "For ~ Beuiyn heHo ? Newbery Hadwar COMANY. SJAP? mAmLA I Kn0 ihtns o Plyel c o dg wil o h and ittleton Ferr One of the most prosperous schools f scholarship, located at a very popu irge patronage from five states, exte -an Institution that is doing a great We will take a limited number of i board and Full Literai Per term on conditions made know Ri. J. M. Ritoims, A ....."SPOT IEGINNING JULY I Lble goods. We are he ner stuff and are det ome price. We have tl Vhite Goods in India Li oeautiful and sheer, Str Lnd Madras, all to go at /lercerized White Good4 vill be included in th .awns, Dimities. Batisti )rgandies to go at sac ies for Men, Ladies, M Don't fail to visit our age of the many bargai Yours f S. J. W [here's Gre In- wearing Laundry \A he very latest style, We keep abreast wil very department. We constantly keep oi hing new that will imp lightest degree. We now produce a qu hat done by the largest ories in the world. If we are not serving - >ackage this week, We guarantee to plea LB. Main 6 FeIephone 116. o the Public at L.arge! Seeing the need of an organiza tion looking to giving cheap pro tection in this county, we take pleasure in recommending to the people as a whole, the Workmen's Umon Protzc4h" Association of America, as being tt.c best thing in the way of sick, accident and buial benefits, in existence. We write from the age of 12 to 65. It costs $2.10 for a policy, and if you are sick one week, we pay you $6 per week ; and at the death of a member $50 as a burial fund is paid. Any one wishing protec tion against sickness or accidIent at cost, can get it by applying to either Eugene S. Werts, Secre tary and Treasurer, J. W. Ear hardt, President, or J. W. Reeder, County Agent. 'o the Secretary and Treasurer of the Workmen's Union Protective Asso ciation of America: I certainly appreciate the promptness iyou paying my husband, 'homas HI. ~eeves, sick benefit and burial fnnds. I can heartily recommendl the com any to one andl all who want protec on at cost. My husband had only paid rirty-five cents (35c) into the treasury fter receiving his policy, and the com any has fulfilled its promise to a let er. I think every man, woman and hild in the county, that is twelve years Id, ought to have a policy in the Work ien's Union Proteetive Association of Lmerica. First why, because it is a& ome company; second the money is 11 kept right at home; third -you get it t cost; fourth-the association is do ig what God has taught us to do, help ne another; and there is no better way a obey the commrnd of the Lord than a link together in this g rand Associa ion. I cannot praise the Association so high for what it has done for my usband, Thos. HI. lIeeves. May you all ver live and carry on the good work, my best wishes to the Association. Resp)ecfully, her Mns. X TuoMAs II. REKVIS. mark. TEAOSER WANTED. A FIRST GRADE TE~IACHEIR IS kwanted for the Reag in School in lo. 8 Township. School opens the fth day of October andl runs seven ionths-- salary $.30 a month. -A pplica ions may be sent to any one of the ndlersigned truste'es. GEO. W. S'WITTE~NBERG, W. HI. LONG, Chairman; GEO. A. ME'Ts. Newhbery S. C, Aug 3d, 1903. ale College. in the South, with a high standard lar Stumer Resort, and with a uding from New Jer.ey to Florida work. upils, including oy Tuition for $52.90 11 om application to ., Pres., Littleton, N. C. lSommolr Gods CASH" -- 1, We will put the knife in all season xvily stocked in sum 3rmined to unload at iousands of yards of nens, Persian Lawns, ipe Lawns, Nainsooks very low prices. Our 3 are unsurpassed and is sale. All colored , Swisses, Mulls and rificed prices. Oxford isses and Children. store and take advan ns we will offe:. :>r business, OOTEN. Ut I oIisfocIion. (ork that you know is :h the latest styles in ir eyes open for any rove our work in the ality of work equal to shirt and collar fac ,ou lot us have a trial se you. Aull, treet. Wood's Seek POR PA L LSO\ IN i. . Farruers and1( ( trd< .:er whoL ,h sre the 1litst nr. fi 'est in forIna I Vegtab le 2it E shold write for Wood - Fall Catalogue.. i . 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