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E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at D lerry. S. C., as 2nd class matt< Tuesday, December 4, 1900. Work on the union depot seen be progressing slowly. We had ed that the visit of the comm from city council to Columbia m result in something being done. Mr. J.. F1. J. Cadwell has just, pleted the revision of the last I: of his new book, "The Strand and it is expected that this book be on the market in the next few < EDITORIAL In the distribution of funds by Southern Educational Board to eleges in the south, we note Wofford oollege came in for $50 anl urnian University for $3! These are the only two colleges are remembered in this (listribu in South Carolina. The Methodist conference, w met. inl Coluinbia last, week, dece(l ]told their next. aniuial conventio the city of Gaffney. Mitch of the time of the confer was coUSnm( by the conmitte( the hearin of the nlow famous Cre tonl case an11d the fndiiing of the c mittee will be looked forward to N much interest. The deatli of Mr. Satuel Spen presidenit, of' tie Soulthern raill: in the tragie ma1:nter inl which it cirred, was a great, shock to all people of he sout h. It will also 1: great loss not only to the present r road systemli over which lie presi and whose levelopmeut and ro is (lie largely to his genius, buil will also he a lislitiet loss to 11iem tire south. Hle wa-ls a1 Southern1- nun11 hY bi atd] a cof,elder-ate v0etan anid ki the people ofl the S u14h m l Celt all terest, in th1ei apart froi the infet which he felt ill an oflicial capac in his last publie iftterancee lie g expressioni lo IIhe idea whichi is ti that. the interests of the railroad ll of the people in the conmun through which it passes, are one t the same and that (here should mutual cooperation, anld eatch sho1 receive justice fron the other. felt that the development of the coi try througli which his road pas: meant. the development andl prosp ity of his railroad(, and with that view ,always encouraged the deveb ment of the section traversed by I Southern railway. Many of the officials of the Sou ern railIway are southern imen. Mr. 1. Andrews, irst vice presidett, v would inat urally hieomte the pre'sid<( and wthose ntame has beet nmeition it is staled will positively not ace thte piositionl. It is hiopedl that w ever sneceeds Mr. Spencer will e. tinue t he good work which lie hasu suiccessfuilly carried oni in assist ing the development of this sect ion. Natural History In Ark. A imain who had watched the af' aitd claim to know about h< razorbacks in particular, gnive followinig dissertatioit ''Arkansas htas a strange var] of hogs and less pork and -lard t1 any state in the union. An aver hog in Arkansas weighs about fc teen pounds when dressed with head on and about six pounds an< half with its head off. It can out: a greyhound, jump a rail fence, eli like a parrot and live on grass, r< and rabit tracks. It hasn 't much a tail to bristle, but plenty of g It will lick a wolf or a boar in a I fight. It is so called rasorback cause it is shaped like a sunfish. hunting rasorbacks they are alw shot at side wvays for theoro is no ghost of a show to hit thorn oti wvise, any more thtan to shoot a split shingle. It can drink milk of a quart jar on account of its le thin head. This typo of rasorbaci known as the stone hog, because head is so heavy and its nose so 1' that it balances up behind. The o' er of this type of hog usually tie stone to its tail to keep& it fc overbalancing antd breaking its n wvhile running. If thte stone is heavy it will pull the skin over eyes and it will go lind. "--Mini .Welle Index. At thte time of his marriage a ii thinks he is getting a bettor half, later on he may discover hto hai counterfiet on his hands.-Chic News. A.irman could afford to give ring ii. a wns aure to be broken. off. Rew TO Commencing Dec is to days, we will sell ould Dry Goods, will layp. the ; We do not mean to *0" big reduction for the n that ti have to "23" get out. have leased Samuel P. i'to Newberry Savings Ban c have remodeled inside will give a nice room to Vith at "still" from ten to tw , we opened our doors i Oad 5 Oe oclock we commence t the ca but as we can move mc ail and you know we have . It shop worn, Out-of-style y don't mean to sacrifice "; will sell everything for I l!w i sell you for same pt 'Ie MOM i Below We Mention aFuWPrices. For 2 1 nid be 36 inch all wool suiting, worth 60 1 Ladies UT. ild cents, for 44 eents yard. for 2 1-2 cents. He 36 inch black and blue Taffeta Silk, 1 M0n's wh in- worth $1.25, for 89 cents yard. 2 1-2 cents. e 52 icli Broadcllth, twilled back, 1 pair Men's - worth $1.25, for 809 cents yard. n 36 inch Worsted, worth 35 cents, for 23 cents. T owlin g 3 ee Oie piece Voile, worth $1.50, for 3 ' 93 cents yard. CLO A. 4 pieces fancy 12 invh Biil'iantitie, -ho $100, for 61 ,ents yard. We ex-ee1 t nt, I3 pieces fancvy 11 wool plaid, w~or'tti after Januar.y] d,$1.25, for S9 cenits yard'(. r.oomi for it in ep 1 p)iece 52 ineb1 'vuaiima eoth, worth .eaemkn ho $1.35, fori 93 eeita yard. Men' sniti., f SBrown diress linen, 9 eints yar d. anclosfr C 2otton plidu wai:tin,r 13 1 -2 cents'. edii h .uts 1 For 23 Cents. 11' """'.e"" ai pairs Men's 10 cents .socks for Meni's $10.0( >,23 cents. $89 the suit. 24e6 balls good sewing cotton forgrear,s th 3centy.$11.50. n 10 yards good calico for 23 cents. cio 3 pairs 10 cents suspenders for 23 ys,Y t its 3 pairs Misses 12 1-2 cents hose forY I a 23 cents. mun 23 papers pins for 23 cents. We can give mb 1 pair baby shoe. for 23 cents, sutfr 89 cein of 1babies knit cap for 23 cents. Boy's Knee all. 1 paid men's 35 cents gloves, for and $2.00 for air 23ceentB. Boys' fancy be- sizes, Worth , In For 44Cents. n9 h ut ays Boys' long p a 1 good man's knit shirt for 44 for $2.98 the si Ler- cents. Boys' $5.00 t, a 1 panir boys 69 cents pants for 44 $3.98. out cents. Boys' $8.00 ng, 6 yards Newberry Mills hieavy $6.98 suit. is sheeting for 44 cents.7picsf( it 0 yards light outing for 44 cents. ing, 25 cents, I S1 Ladies 50 cents belt for 44 cents. 36 i gr ay "n. 1 Negligee shirt for 44 eents. Brilliantine, w< s a 1 pair men's overalls for 44 cents. 46 cents yard. toStore wl be C1 ral . . -Don't,forsat whe' WM, MIAALU AND NXW. ember 1 th at 9 o'6 at and about Cost, ( Dress Good. Hats and N. sacrifice our stock, but ri 2xt ten days. Our lease ( However, we will continui Crotwell's store room noN k, next door to George D and out with plate glass v show up-to-date mercha enty-five per cent. cheape n Newberry. Remembei his great money saving sc >ney easier than we can only been here about sev goods to offer. Everyti a single article, for we hax ess than our regular pric( 'ice. -2 C6nts. Odd Pants. Swhite handkercliet The regular $1.00 grade for ,te handkerclief for Men's pants, 'vortli $1.50, for cents. socks for 2 1-2 cents. Men's black Thibet pants, wor 1-2 cents yard-very $2.00, $2.50, for $1.48. Men's fancy worsted pants, wor 2 cents yard. Mei'. heavy Kersey pants, wor nts yard. $2.00, for $1.39. te s famcy heavy worsted pan FHINGI vorth $2.50, for $1.79. n co 49 $3.00 pnnts for $2.4R. st, as we won't havo Men's corduroy pants for $1.25. our nlew q~uarters, so Mn' 35 ortd pns 1 speCciall discount hiere.pttn ,fo $.9 ar hVorthi $5.00, all sizO ensspns ot pt 45 $2.98 suit. $2 a~ >lack and f'ney worst-~ ade suit in Tie n worh ipto :9W) fo Te 2Men s .50 fored ntsn patterns,al forIe$,.or8Ipair. Cotton Flannel wort 121-2ng, grade suits, slim andfo91-cntyad $15.00, for $9.48 and ih uigfrcide o lung Men's Sulis.fo93cns you a very good boy'sfr93cn. ;8, size 6 to 16.GodpiMe'aspnerfo for $9.32 e entyrd 1.5 thesuitLworht6 cetng for 4chden each. worsed sits, allcen yard.ensauz~fr #e b.0 ad $30 restgad ae o 9ens.ad Mhlen ' oo n weaterts, wrh 1 anssut,wotr$.0 9 cents.o et ah lit Chlen ' all wool es ts, sirt ze, and $6.0 suits for 93 orh6 cents,o 4 c and $0.00 its o par Men 's cotoutspendrs fo .or$23 cents. Pantns' goodsorkoshrts.fo worsiteda sits all li~cns anth 6suits , for 4.00,vyfeee lnd rw oror144ecnnt. wortAI 5LES, P13cnt ah Ch il ifldens ftto nerts wJa 19eets fr ent..eb lock and Continuing for ten )ur entire stock consisting of , Clothing, Shoe DtIons 0 . . ither than move it we will sel at a 3xpires January Ist, 1907, ahd we 3 business in Newberry, S.' C. We v used by W. T. Tarrant, opposite . Davenport, which we expet to xindows in front and back, which' ndise, which we expect to handle r than youlhave been paying until - the date, December 1 1th, at 9 ile right in the season you need it, merchandise, we decided on this, ,en weeks. We will have no old hing brand new. Remember, we ren't this kind of merchandise, but )s. Your money back if anybody OVERCOATS@ Hats! Hal 19 Men's $15.00 rain coats for $9.48. Men's 58 in. overcoats, worth $7.50 5 39 for $4.69. Boys facy wrstd ovrcot, szes Young men 's new style hats for 98 Boys' fancy wvorsted overcoat, sizes es ah th 15 to 20, for $4.98. Cs toh a Men's heavy big collar overcoats, $1.25 e ach. th worth $6.00, for $4.79 each. th Men's high grade dress overcoats, Melt's hats, worth $2.50, $1.98, all raw edge, worth $12.50, for $9.48 each. R b t are moving prces. Shoes! Shoes! over fori3.0,oti price, $247 the Ladlies heavy coarse shoes w~orthan at $1.25, for 96 ets. pair.lnes Q it us Women111's satin calf shoes, wor th or $1.39, for~ $1.19 pair. euIcMrelsqit,w th$. $1.65 or$19pai.ro2 d whim fare,r h $ats , or$. ~~~~~~~~~~2,for 93 ets.parAlwol1- cotnbnkt r lie Me ' bi tt.Brgas orYoung $.9 e ' easyeiatr.r9 ~~~, shoe ~ ~ ~ ~ rshtp as, worth$20,ortisae $1.6975,soted apt fo fores 24 par me's havy rmy1.o5 each. Men's hats, worth $2.50,1$1.98,ial Mens $.00Vic Buchr ct, abememberthse ad Fasinatrcs. worthfor2.000, for $1i48 $a.p7ith Lades soft $250 andgar75fi shoes t l5,fre $s.98 fascintrsfr1. $1. for $1.9 pair. ~, Men 's $eavy p oa ns, leathe fosizes)5 ts id o 3 t.ah 4o 8 t.pair. ho Men's $3.0tte nt Brogat for $.. Th5ea hw rfsiao o 9. pair. c. ~., Men's $450ue r $3.3 c ap r Tht$.0eknworrk ens ts, ~ ingl shoes, worth$20,frtisae $1.269.I L.2 ts 30 for $1.93a pair. 'R L S Ladshe, worth and.00, for$14apir M .0 e p2.5ian $12 7 pair. Whehv ee ruk et 1, letr a1.8 pec r 1.69pi.$50,fr$.8 n hae tS Les ou r tent eahergaisho nsa aerdcin ahrsl worthn' $.00o 1 pailahr. thmoharo $2.-e. urstr or Lnd~5 $300 an $3.5 dres s2oe will e seMna, Decbrh 10 , o r $2.00 pair, to2.9 arane pair. Re mbrw ae 200ide scoresosfr 5ci.fn h onyt o n yptshfng2 eets per pair cTal goos and etm scidnatr. r~ Chl"lrn 'scoare shos fo 75Lrg e sizeyo confincands o wil have Be 3 t.par t e rd o 9es ah 48opietor .n.ThteW.T5arets. kind foS3 t.ad.