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BACHMAN CHAPEL LETTBR. Ine Sad Death of Mrs. M. L. Kinard-Colk Weather Brings Good Times. Other Matters. Slighs, December 3.--It becomes the sad duty of this correspondent to chronicle the death of one of his best neighbors and friends. The summons came not unexpectedly on last Friday morning to Mrs. Sophia Kinard, the most faithful and devoted wife of Mr. M. L. Ki nard. For the past six inonths Mrs. Kinard had suffered the most excruciating pain with cancer of the left breast. I visited her sev eral times during her illness and found her, as I had always found her, bearing her sufferings and en during her pain with the most Christian fortitude I have ever seen displayed by anybody under such circumstances. I had known the deceased for a little more than thirty years. I have beenl with her inl the church, in the -hoie and inl the social circle, an.d I don't think I ever knew a more devoted womani in all Inmy life. She was a imlodel wollaln. I lever saw her wear a sad counitenance. She was always clieerful and lookel on the bright side of life, never complaining bit always showing an expression of hope. \Wh1at a help is such a life, not only to the family circle, but to the whole coli munity in which it is spent! I want to say a word of consola tion to the husband a)(1 children who have beeni bereft of so noble a wife an( mother. I)o not look upon her as being lost, but thank God that her days of suffering are elded. Vou have the assurance of God's word that she is at rest from all her earthly toils and pains. Let your life be as hers ailn( your sepa ration will only be for a short while. The deceased was a consistent n.iember of Hachman Chapel Luth eran church and her seat was never vacant as long as she was able tc attend the worship of God. Her age was 63 years, i month and i2 days. She leaves to inourn a hus band, two Sons, one daughter, and fitteen grandchilIren; one daughtei had preceded her to the spirit land. The body was laid to rest in Bach iman Chapel grave yard oil Sattur day, her pastor, the Rev. P. If1. I)errick, conducting the fuiiera services. The serioli was very appropriate. The text was taker fromi I TIhessaloniiaiis, 4t.h chap terl and from the ,3th to Sthi verses. TIhie failiy have the dleephest symii p)athiy of the comniunity. Alri. J . Clhintonil Kiniard is w~orking~ ini the N'ewhberi y kiiitting mi nll. AIlr. l.dd(ie IKiniard., the iinvaili sonl of NI r. and Mr s. J. I'. 1Kintard, hais been qunite ill for tIe past tw< weeks. Th'le coldl weather is here. ThI< hog is k illed , the 'sinnuon beer wil bed madle tis wveek , so IBrot her ( i It. I)., yon can see that we art about readly for that rabbit hiuit and( you arle iniv itedS to comle alonli wvithI the e(hitor aind dloetor. \\'hei we get M imniauigh's old gr'ey boun<o dlowni here oii Cannioni's ('reek it i: going to take several to hlp e~ arry the rabbits. AIr. L. 1. AMoore, who was thirowi frotin his wagoni a little mrore thai two mnonthis ago~ and (cripplledl, i able to walk. with the assistanice 0 erlutch'les.' Th'lere is nlo danlger of a c'Oht ro versy between us, Mir. Editor. Yoi have taken miy sidle of' thle <p~ies tioni and I don'11t care to swap side: with you. I have often heard thia the rat with the shortest tail is th< one which cani get thIirough the hioh the quickest, but it wvon't work bi oveiry ease. Th'e edhitor (can bea any~ rat I ever saw climibing out 0 ai hole. Bult let ns look for'ward t< lie fut ure; tIhe darkest liour is alI ways befor'e day. It will soon h< time for our1 editor to go back t law making again, and we are look ing forward to him to frame one of the best county government laws we ever had. And Bill Hill is going to be supervisor, so you can all see that there is a bright prospect in the near future. Any one wanting a good milch cow with a young calf will do well to se( Mr. J. A. C. Kibler before buying. There is going to be a lot of mov ing among our white people this winter. Mrs. J. K. Epps and son Wilbur and two little daughters visited her sister, Mrs. Richard Martin, and family, of LonIgshore, last Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. R. E. Hunter is spending a while with her sister at Newberrv. Christmas is right upon us. The children have already begun to talk Santa Claus. Our school observed Thanksgiv ing day. There were no services in any of the country clh1urclies, but work generally was suspended. II1utinig \unIs the principal enjoy mlient of the young. TP. J. \\. ST. PAULS ITEMS. Address By The Rev, aud Mrs. E.. C. Cronk on Sunday- - Flourishing Schools Other Matters. Slighs, Deceinber 3.-Ihe Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Cronk, of the Luth eran mission in Atlanta, will ad dress the congregation at St. Pauls on Sunday. Sone wheat has been sown in! this section, but not as Ilincli as us ual. More oats thanti usual have been sown. Boinest & Co. coninenced sawing lumber this week at the old stand near Mr. L. I. 1pting's. Mr. G. B. Aull and Mr. LeRoy Wedanian have been sawing shing les the past week for Mr. Sain Wil lianison. TChe school here is flourishing under the imanagement'of Miss Mar. garet L aw Johnstone. Miss John stone is a good teacher and dis cipliinarian, and the school can not but thrive and the students advance under her inanageienit. Miss Mary Lou Norris isteaching the Jolly Street school. liss Norris taught this school three or four years in succession and she gtve such thorough atisfaction that she was again elected to teach this year. Mr. W. W. lerley is clearing up the grov'e at Pomaria prepa ratory to planitinig a p)ecan-orchard. Mr.~ Jacobl ILivintgstonu is prepar ing to build1( a house wh'lere onie was b'urnied last summner. I ami sorry to hear ofi .\lr. Aull's loss by fire at Jalapa. H very one should cariry somle in'-uranice on buuildings. IL I. lE. WAS MRt. LEiHi SNUIIIEDI? Milss Alice Roosevelt's Reported "Cut" at Horse Showv. New York , Novemnber 20. -Child rn ot well-known famnilies were conispicuous at theC horse Show~ to day. The four tots of Mr. and M rs. F'redlericek AlIlent. three girls anmd a b oy , thle lormner all in white frocks, and( thet t wo little (laughters of Mr. and( NI rs. George Gould, also dbressedi in white, attracted thme greatest at tetutioni durin11g the muorning. A report that the daughter of thle -President had sntubbed NImr. I Iarryv I ,ehr , at thle show yesterday, caused contsidlerab)le conmnent. Of this al lege<d occurrence the New York World says: "A~\lice Roosevelt 'eit' Harry b ehr at the I lorse Show. Somie thming has happened wvhich has mnar ried the pleasant friendship which on1ce ex isted between t hem. Ini trout of 5 ,ooo onlooke7 Mr. L4ehr got his rebuff. "I I camne ini at 4i o'clock, a symt Iphony in blue, iIe had on a smart ack stAit of undressed worsted, black boots and derby, a tity stick of black nlacea and a puff scarf of dark blue, pitned with a superb sapphire. He paused at the Van dcrhilt box for a moment. shook hands with Mrs Alfr d and Mrs. Reginald, And then started to go the rouods Miss Roosevelt was the centre of'an animated group inl I e Gerry box. She was looking direet ly at Mr. Lehi as he came up. He was all smiles. Off came his lint in a twinkling. liss Roosevelt de liberately looked through Mr. I.elir without the slightest sign of re cognition, then turned her back and t busied herself adjisting her big a white boa. t Mr. Lehr turned purple. started .1 visibly and hurried up the proimeln ade. Evidently lie wanted to make j stre, foi he suddenly turned round t and walked back. This time lie C gazed steadfastly at Miss Roosev,elt. M bmut didl't attempt to 1,mw. It was kCry plain that the sub was inl tentional. Miss RooseviLt lookei back. but didn't bow.'' If troubled with a weak dicestion rL Cha mberlainl's Stomach an L,iver ablets. Liev will do you good. For sale by W. E. Pelham & Son, New berry, S. C.. and Prosperity Drug Co. Prosperity, S. C. IT MUST BE TRUE. Newberry Readers must Come to that Conclusion. It is not the telliug of a single case in Newberry but scores of eitizens tes Lify. Enidovrement by people you know )ears the stamo of truth. The follow Sing is one of t he public statements made h In this locality about Dotn's Kidney N Pills. fi Mt. M. Graham salesman in furniture ti tore on Main st says: "My back hurt ti me for a long tine especially at. night t when I have lain awake miny a tilie I illffering with it. There was a nasty r lull aching pain across my loins an(l si n1o position I assumed woul(i Case it and t it hurt so f-o turn over t.hat I had tf l Lake both hands and just oull myself b )ver. The seeret ions from ithe kidneys t( were dark and full of sediment besides a beinlg so frequtit ill action that my nifluht's iest was broken as many as sev erAl times. I used difterent, kidney rem. 1 edies but nothing louched t.he right N spot, until I got a box of Dqoan's Kidney Pills at W. E. Pelhami's & S"n's drus" 11 slore. 1. was surprised at the result ob- 1 tilned . The sediliment dii-appeared 3 from the secretions and they resumed their natural appernanee and act,ion so f that I could sleep till night and arise in S tle morninv rested and refreshed. I V have not had backache since."' l'or sale b)y alil d eal ers. Pr'tice 50 cenits. r Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. t RelmmiIlber. the nm Doani andi uke I no other. - it Wanted. C We vould like to ask, through the columnils of' your paper, if' there is any peirson who has used (Green's August Flower for the cure of Indigestion, D)yspepsia, and Liver Tr'ioubles that has nottXtct ben cured-and wve also mean their I results, such'l as sour stomach, fermaen tation of foodl, habitual costivenuess, nerivous1 dlyspelpsia, headaches, despon. doent feel ings, sleeCplessness-- in fact, anyV trou le 'onnei(cted wvithi the stomn aich or liver? Tlhis metdicine has been sold( for many years in all civilized coun..* tries, and we wish to correspond with you andl send you one of our books licee of cost. I f you never tried A\ugust F'lower, try ai 25 cent bottle first. We have never- kntown of its failing. If so, soniethmig more serious i..~ lie mat Ltr beent imtr'oducedl this year*. Regutlavr size 75 cents. For sale b)y W. 1E. PeI ham & Son. G. CG. GREE-aN, WVoodhury, N. J. W-IAT.10 1 SOUTil CJAl )llNA, COU NTY' O1" N10W UEifitY--IN COMM.\ON PLIEAS. Milton A. Carlisle, Plaintill', against fElizabet.h King, othierwvise known as S. .J. 10. King, D)efendant. YVIRTUlE OF AN ORI)R OF J)the Court herein, I will selL at p)ublic outcry, at Newberry Court h ouse, S. C., on the First Monday ini December, A. D. 1903, all the interest of IElizabeth King, otherwise kiiowvn as S. J1. 10. King, in that tract of land ly-.. tug in the County and State afor'esaidl, containiing One I Iunidred andi( Niniety Six Acres, miore or less, bounded by the lands of the estate of Mr's. S. M. Oxner, Levi M. Priessley, WV. TI. Cofield and others. Should the purchaser fail to comply with the terms of sale on the (lay of sale, the sid priemiises will he resold by the Master at thie purchaser's risk. TIerms of Sale: One-half of the pu chase money to lie paid in cash, the balance on a credit of twelve moniths, with interest thereon from day of sale, to be securied by the bond of the purw ('haser' and ai mortgage of the prlemises sold, with leatve to the purichaser to an t.icip)ate paymenits in wh~ole or01 in palrt from time to time. Purchaser to pay for p)apers and r'ecord(ing of same. II. 1II. RIK(ARID, Master. Mastor's Omlie, Nov. 11 i0n. TAW OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEW1I1RWY--IN COMMON PLEAS. 1. E. Sloan and Louis F. Sloan, p artners under the firm nanie of 1 . 1 . Sloan & Son, and Felicia Chisoln and Nliza E. Crawford, exe entors of the last will and testament of Susan Hall, ticeased, Plainti1r. against Villiam R. Smith. Archie At. Smith and Saiel W. Travers, trading under the firm name of S. W. Travers & 'ompany. Defendants. Y VlIT0l OF AN ORDER OF t he court herein, I will sell at ublic otcry at New berry 'ourt llouse, .. ., on t he first Molday in )ecember, . ), 190:1 all that tract, parcel or lantation of land lying and being in he cornty of Newbcrry, and State foresaid, coniaining one hundred and ixty-five acres, more or less, and ounded by lands of Geo. T. eid, es ate of P. .1. Coleman and the estate of ames W. Williams, deceased. Terms of sale; one-th ird of the pur hase mone y to be paid in cash and the alance on a credit. of one and two ears, with interest from date of sale, be secured by a bond of the pur haser and a mortgage of the premises. ith privilege to the purchaser of an icipating the credit. portion in whole r in part. Puirhaser to pay for papers and re ording. I1. 11. RIKARD, Master. Master's Oflice. November 12, 1903, TATE O' Sol"'TH CAlOLINA, c)UNTY OF NEWl3lE1%Y-lN 'ONMON PLEJAS no. C. Wilson, Judge of Probate of Newherry County, and as public guardianof Thomas Al. Werts and Margaret E. Werts, Plaintiff, against homas F. Harmon, in his own right, and as executor of the will of Cora D. Harmon, deceased, et al., Defend ants. By virtue of an order of the Court Erein, I will sell at public outcry, at ewberrry Court House, S. C., on the rst Monday in December, A. D. 1903, ie following tracts of land situated in i1 County and State aforesaid, near ie town of Newberry lying on the pub e road to the steel bridge on Saluda ver and on Bush river-they being ibdivided tracts of three hundred and irty acres and eleven-hundredths of a acre of the tract of land which is :>unded by the said public road leading the steel bridge, Mary E. Harmon, id Bush River, to wit: No. 1. Containing forty-five acres, iore or less, bounded by said public )ad, estate of G. G. DeWalt, tracts lo. 2 and No. 6. No. 2. Containing forty-five acres, lore or less, bounded by said tract No. estate of G. G. DeWalt, tracts No. and No. 5. No. 3. Containing forty-seven and fty one-hundredths acres, bounded by aid tract No. 2, estate of G. G. De Valt, Mary E. Harmon and ti act No. 4. No. 4. Containing forty-four and inety-hundredths of an acre, bounded y said tract No. 3, Mary E. Harmon, 4ush river and tract No. 5. No. 5. Containing fifty-one and wenty-eight-iundie(ths acres, bound d by tract No. 4, Bush river, tract 10. 6, and tract No. 2. No. 6. Containing fifty and thirteen undredths acres, bounded by tract 4o. 5, Bush river, tracts No. 7 and ~o. 1. No. 7. Containing forty-six and three undlredlths acres, boundled by tract o. 6, Bush river, the saidl p)ublic road ading to the steel bridge andl tract 4o. 1. There is also allowved, which will ap ear on the sub)divided tracts, a road r- right of way of twventy feet wide, -admig to the said public road, which ight of way sep)arates tracts No. 1, 4o. 2, and No. 3 from tracts No. 7, io. 6, No. 5 aind No. 4. Terms of Sale: One-third of the iurchase money to be paid in cashi; the >alaunce on a credit of one and two eaLrs, in etiual annual installmnents, the redlit portion to lhe secured by bond1( of he p)urchaser andl a mortgage of the andls, respectively, with interest from lay of sale. Pur-chaser to pay for >ap)ers. TJhe plats are nowv on file in the MI as .er's otlice and can he seen before (lay >f sale and will be exhibited on (lay of ale. TIhe above landls are very valuable. tome-seekers will (10 well in calling on he Mas;ter to see about same before lay of sale, IT. II. RIKARD, Master's Office, Master. Nov. :2, 1903. Leo. 0. F. PULASKI LODGE NO. 20. SEl.'T8 I\VER~Y PLUDAY NIGilT .-. .t 7:80 o'clock at, ibdr-ti hall at the 3radted Senoo buildn1(1g1 . V is iors cor T1. O) Stewart, .Jr., Secret,ary. Knights of Pythias, CASTLE~ H-ALL, Newhverr'y EaIg4 lNo. ?V. 1 TATED) CONVENTIlONS OF TIts e3 L odge will be held on the 2nd and Ith Tuesday nights of each month at ?.00. Visiting Knights cor-dially wel :omed. TI lOS. E'. EPTI NG. K. of R. andl S. Crotwell liotel Rnilding. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-IN COMMON PLEAS. Thos. V. Wicker, Plaintiff, against Nannie Pazan, nee Nannie Wicker, Defendant. B Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF the Court heroin, I will sell at public outcry, at Newberry Court 1louse, S. C., on.the First Monday ' , December, A. D. 1903, all thatipiece or parcel of land lying and being situate in the County and State aforesaid, con taining One-half of an Acre, more or less and bounded by lands of M. A. Carlisle, R. C. Perry, Mrs. Ida Hunter and others. Terms of Sale: One-half of the pur ehase money to be paid in cash, and the balance on a credit of one year with in terest from day of sale, the credit por tion to bo secured by the bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises sold, and the dwelling house thereon to be insured for at least two hundred and fifty dollars, and the policy assigned to the Master, with leave to the purchaser to anticipate the pay ment of the credit portion in whole or in part. The purchaser to pay for papers and recording same. H. H. RIKARD, Master. Master's Office, Nov. 10 1903. STATE OF SOUTI CAROLINA, CO'NTY OF N'%WBERRY IN COM11ON PLEAS. Daniel M. Werts, Pinckney Werts, Margaret Buzhardt, Fannie Sample and Einna Snelgrove, Plaintiffs, against Martha C. Werts, P. S. Livin ston, ). G. Livingston, Elizabeth T1an 1 ford, Lula Fellers, Alice C. Porter John J. Long, John Long and Olin Long, Defendants. IURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF P the court herein, I will sell to the highest bidder, before the court house at Newberry, S, C,, within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in December, 1903, the following described property, to wit: All that tract of land situate in the county and State aforesaid, whereon the said David Wrts lived at the time of his death, containing One Hundred and Ninety-Eighc (198) Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of tht estate of John M. Livingston, deceased, Ezekiel Taylor, G. (. Williams, the es tate of Richard Moon, Rebecca L. Pay singer, and others, and by public road leading from Dead Fall towards Bouk night's ferry, and a new cut road lead ing from the place of William Welch, deceased, to New Chapel Church. Terms of Sale: One-half of the pur chase money payable in cash and the balance in twelve months, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by a bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises sold. Purchaser to pay for papers. H. H. RIKARD, Master. Master's Office, Nov. 17, 1903. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY IN COMMON PLEAS. The National Bank of Newberry, South Carolina, Plaintiff, against J. Lewis Ducket, Nancy Ducket, and John T. Duncan, Defendants. Y ORDElt OF TIE COURT B herein, I will sell to the highest bidder, before the court house at New berry, S. C., within the legal hours of sale, on the First Monday m December 1903,.the following dlescribed property to wit: All that tract of land of theoestate of Lewis D)uckett situate in the county of Newberry and State aforesaid, containig One HIundlred and F"ifteen Aces, miore or loss, and boundedl by lands of D)r. R. C. Carlisle, .J. C. I largr'ove, and Odell Duncan anid others; also all my right and interest in that tract of lhmd ot the estate1 of Lewis D)uckett assigned to Nancy Duckctt, containing One H und red and Forty F<ive Acres, miore or less, andl bounded hy lands of O)dell D)uncan, Charity Her riott, Indian Creek, and lands of T. S. D)uncan. Terms of Sale: One-half of the pur chase money to be p)aid in cash and the / balance in twelve months, with inter est from day of sale at the rate of eight per cent. per annum, to be secured by a bond of the purchaser and a mnort-gage of the priemlises5 sold. The purchaser to p)ay for papers and recording of same. Hi. HI. RIKARD, Master.0 Master's Office, Nov. 17, 1903. ST1ATE OF SOUlYTi CA ROLINA, ? COUNTY' O1F NEWBERRY', IN C'ONI ON PL1EAS. .I I. Wheeler, Plaintiil', Against pJRSUANT1 TO AN OJiii-iE"7I .tecourt herein, I will sell atL public outcry at Newberry Court Hlouse, S. C., on the first Monday in Decem ber, A. D. 1903, all that lot or parcel o land lying and being in the towvn of Prosperity, containing Twyelve (12 Acres, fronting north on Boyd street adIjoimnirg lands of HI. S. Boozer o south, lands of J. M. Wheeler on th west, landIs of Mrs. Wallace Bruceo the east. Terms: One-half of the purcha money to be p)aidl in cash, th balarj in twelve months; with interest fr' (late of sale, to be secured by how~ the p)urchaser and mortgage of p)remises sold, with pnvWilege tot purchaser of anticipating thee portion in whole or in part. PurlL to pay for papers andl recording. Hf. HI. RIKARD, Mast Master's 11c Noon v. 17, 1903.