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U AULL, EDIoR. Entered at the Postoffice at New 5erry, S. C., as second class matter. Friday, December 22, 1905 CERSTMAS. On Monday we will celebrate an other anniversary of the birthday 9 of the Christ-child. To all its readers The Herald and News ex tends best wishes for a joyous Christmas. The truest happiness is in making others happy, and that is the teaching of the Christmas tide. The babe that was in Beth 'lehem's manger on the first Christ mas morn, more than nienteen hun dred years ago,. had come into the world that he, the Son of God, ight sacrifice his life, an atone _ment for the sins of men. It is a simple story that is familiar to ev ery child in every Christian land, and it is beautiful in its simplicity and truth as the Scrptures recite it., The true Christmas spirit is the spirit of giving-giving to those who need, expecting nothing in re I turn. The custom of formal -hristmas giving has grown until it has become a burden. No true Christmas spirit prompts it. 11 is the giving that.alleviates suffering because the recipient is in -want, or the giving that, makes for. happi ess because of th . feelings that prompt it, that. has a true place in the picture, and that should be . characteristic of the happy season we will soon -celebrate again. Mr. T. D. amage, *hohas re cently movedl to Coronaga, is in the cityi Newberry regrers to .lose 'a citizen. such -as Mr. Rannge, and h1is many friends are gliad tu wel Scome him on his visit back to his <9old home. Y'Messrs. J. Fraser Lyon and Niels dChristensen, a sub-division of the 'dispensary investigating committee, and Mr. Deal, stenographer af the committee, spent Tuesday after noon and Tuesday night, in New berry in connection with the inves tigatiov. Mr. Thos. H. Pope, who is at . ending the South Carolina Medical 4in Charleston, is at home for the rolidays. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Havird .left yesterday for Flemington, Fla., S'hee they will spend some days. ATTEN~D THE MBETING. iWe desire to urge upon the cot ton pljtrs and business men gen erallyhe importance of attending 4he meeting of the County Cotton association, to be held in the court Shouse on Saturday. Delegates are to ~be elected to the State convention and to the New Orleans meeting. NO PAPER TUESDAY. Following the custom which it .has observed since it was made a semi-weekly, The Herald ar?d News 9will print only one hundred and three issues this year, and will not be published on next Tuesday. The city is to be congratulated that the shooting of fireworks upon -the streets will not be permitted 'during the holidays. It is disa greeable to Christmas shoppers and it is dangerous to life and limb, as was proved two years ago when the merry-making was brought to a sudden stop by the death of a negro whose brain had been penetrated by No fireworks on Streets. Almost one of the first acts of Mayor Brown was to give instruc tions that the shooting of fireworks of any description on the streets during the holidays will not be per mitted. SALE PERSONAL PROPERTY. B5 virtue of an order of the Probate Judge for Newberry County, I will sell at the late residence of James W. Derrick, deceased, in Newberry County, on Wednesday, December 27, 1905, al, the personal property of the said de. ceased, consisting of mules, horses, wagons, farming implements, house hold and kitchen furniture, etc. Terms of spOe cash. Ella M. Derrick, Administratix. SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERETY. Under an order of the Probate Court for Newberry county I will sell at the late residence of W. C. Hayes, deceased in the county of Newberry, on Thurs day December 27, 1905, at eleven o'clock a.. m. all the personal property of the said.deceased, consistiig of farm Im plements, four mules, two wagons, buggies, etc. Terms of sale: cash. E. Lee Hayes, Adminstrator. The 7Famous TiAkers'*In "Rebit evryaricl ogto m." I v circu thamo t inkracers will grmb Don't AND the 0001s beari tikur mo everypriing bougts, tabes, cha,e menhanica women Nehver egine ar ingi atck tols thestsli and t of he trt cofmyt measserio-tati and osts wcmtple stok every caDryn'the chide to ceicu touI cancus thaiten pr atchs wirm prolsofie Tkn the we t Cprising eds,r tblesehrs, eam magich ern,to css a nd witout W a e bomliee meeie ofURITY. anWhre wchstl peae ePry Do'W e afraid practie inPyUF Scanesieo. Wacmywn * PURITYlcounts, andIco. * Ask your doctor. MAYES' DR As to Pensions. I will be at the auditor's office I each Saturday in January to receive applications for new pensions. Old pensioners are not required to ap ply. W. G. Peterson, Pension Commissioner. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that we, the undersigned, Jury Commis sioners for Newberry County, S. C., will on the 3rd day of January, 1906, at nine o'clock A. M. in the office of the Clerk of Court draw the names of thirty-six men who are to serve as Petit Jurors for the court of general sessions for New berry County, S. C., beginning Jan- ] uary 22nd, 1906, and continuing for one week. At the same time and ( place we will also draw the names of twelve men to serve as* Grand Jurors for Newberry County, S. C., for the year 19o6. Jno. L. Epps, Wm. W. Cromer, Jno. C. Goggans, Jury Commissioners - for New berry County, S. C. '-U1 t Hoond." Saturday Night. LAST CALL IS MUST 001 ney here, you get value received in presents to suit boys and girls, e I put forth such efforts in secur an examination will convince you fine is the largest and best selected . shown in Newberry. It is like , ring them here, only it is'not a le about. I can show them Designs, and Furni2 Match.I ets, etc., etc., etc. hI the line of' guns, whips, automobiles, electric ots more too numerous to mention g dogs, monkeys, toys, elephants 'ody. will alwvays be welcome even if the '] make yourselves at home till you Lows, they are a partial index of the ~ t lic for past patronage I hope by ire in the future. c *Mayes. I] MVaterials xception the purest grade.* RIT'Y. TY when preparing medi nts for much, in medicines. 0 UG STORE.5 ?5 & 35 Per Ceiv OnjThjPrettiest and OLOAKS AND am & G. S. Mower C low offering their er .adies' and Childri md Ladies' Skirts ai )er Cent Reduction. )pportunity for the ] ection tbuythebest al Quality, Our . . Low Prices, a] The Exchang .MM~ xQ -M"%W E ,apital - - - - - tecounts of Stock Comp ions, Firms and Indivi, Pavorable Termxs E.2 Deposit accounts received subject t 4 per cent, in Savings department, c lly, January and July. Open one 01 ial welcome extended to visitors at oi D. DAVENPORT, R C. 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