A. C. JONES, EDITOR.
Xew'Y)rr' ', 8. C.
VENI)ESDAY, NOV. 10, 1886.
Ti['tMs.-Otno yeta, $2; six tuottI
$1 ; tlireo nuolths, 50 eent s ; I wo mtonth:
835 ents ; one mo _nth, 20 Cents; sin1g1
coly, 5 Cents, payable in advanee.
'1''IKMS 01. A 1W-:NTrIistl.--$l .001 pc
sit1are the first insertiotn, anid 50 ets. p
.(ltaro for each slibseqent Insert iot
Dtv- A square Is the spacee of nine lIne
of soli1 hrevler type.
Notices In local colmin 124e. per lin
for e:eh Insertion for ot, month, logttt'
at 11nch ral es, W'rt 2.1 por ceont ad kkti.
A reasonable redhetton mnde for
verti' menis h thte three, six, or i weh
tnonths.
11,T1) itO A .t 1. \OF'I'U.
(o'verlt1r Sheipptard ha:4' I tppointe,
Tht ri:y, Noembet't 25:ti a, 'lhanlks
giving day.
''ho total vote for State and ('ouinI
otlltie's was 08'5. ('o1 it ut ional andit'il
menit re'lating to honded debt ; yes, 211
no 511 ; relatlng to censul.s yes, ,00, in
0..
We are glad to note the suceSs o
ti' 'Teach' le. .A-sociation. Our '1'elc
'':' colu1mn gives encouraging informila"
tion on t.h is :ubej.'t :am treats of se\era'
Sititcs of impltortance to parents. ecil
(lr-v antd treher-..
I'hosph:hi e ltilt y in 1,8479-81- w a
$,0t1t); surplus in the State 'T'reasurr
on (letoher :31st 1s8o in whic the UbI'os
phiate lttyalty was inehldedl $117,000
'hosphate .1oy,tlty in 18tl -8.i 1 'i .000 l
Silrplus inelhiding 1'ht sphattt l{oyalty o:
Oct. 31 t 11i85 $2: 1,000.
The Nov mber mh1111111e1m of the Son:h
ern ('uhivator and liixie Farmer is over
tlt)Nilw g \ itht1 interesting mit4it ter fo
f:armler'. It is the best :1.ri'n unral p'a
Iter in the Slith. and is m:tnag,el by en"
terlrising ien who will eoit inme to t"ai<
its staitd:ald. TIhe regul:ar subscrip tio1
prit'ce is .'0 :. ye:at, hbut we can gel
for our sub1sclib'rs for one dloll:4 r 1 Ceat
The Splrt:anllrg llerald of the ,r,
in.tant punbli"ied 1 a review of t:e b+usi
lie.s of S'artahilurg and the history to
the t(y ani territory surrolnling. I
shows that Spartanhurg has a taxah;
property of $7,23'..5-.- busine't e i
iuited at $2e',54.00-:nt a poutlllati.,
of "t,000, andi th' county :1 average It'
ton1 erol of 21 .1Ss hiales. ''he shinc4Wi1
is .1 Tliotli credlii:l t ' one :ni ii.' Heral
t'(rtainlly di..serv'" pra.i' e for the :tt,l
Shum in cin vllee. ing :nt,l arranging th
T'he let ion. of the 2nd inAt wer
anything bIu .at fatory to the llemio
r tio". andoio :44d S4ib'a)tger, if ili
noi:.,:n1 11144. ..f i h1o. 1 of th11
le.adi;, 11lnocr:tt - in l'on ro., wter,
defeatre+, :1: d Sr.ier t'arli-le 4:narrow
e-cs.ap'd defe:tt. 11' lIelpuli':ar.. hav
teect.'d r een o)f the' :.a l tn1 r -,tn -
ill ehll: g 's t e\ b- 1ere \\ i'.; te t .' ; '.,
Ib. muocrati"' tnj.c rity : i th: l.ti ,e tiC''
to the 1m:4ll tuargin if lll. 'I'Ton.
il1s'e5 is thec pro4'1ct ,.f hing4'i tiL l
aItuirs from14 11414:4: i:4 ti; 1 Ni-w ,ler
ciecd Smllis. Var4ious4 causcs h1:4'iv ch
a''igned' c for t' chan44ge'44 in th ('ongrey
ionl cleg:it hmb:. TiI'he pincile rea:so4
seems tob lth14e laborli and4 tari l' queIc
tins in4 theL Noith and4 tihese a414 ucih
iOend1:uitism4 in1 thet Soth. We fear thi
e'tieet (4f theitse' intilucences in 1the electio4
of1 1888, if our1 people11 dift to n4ew partie0
they'3 wviii Iind afterl it is tooc ilte thi:
theyV 3:4 hav eeni itrppd by the1ir4 ol
enn tider' a ne0w name .4
F"A(CT AUHOlT TEAXEt4.
We' are1 stre' that41 (ur1 ior:ii c-ontempc430
ra:ry, thec ()hwe~crver,. wol 1401 initenItionl
allyi giv 4kitgure'1s thati ar not. 10 8i1t 111ne.
iby tihe cliic': records'11 in4 ma4:k1ng a4 com
11arison4 of thle expend1c1iture'1s for t he ilsen
year:4s 1879 -8t)0 ail 1881-85, a41t lhe 8141m
1it'm it. 14a4 made411 se veral414 ml<takes, an1
shiownl linoranc41 of th1e alfa141irs as t-hle
are', 11 in a ltluig to fiure ouit an1 iir
erease8t ini till cll,etion of1 188 [-85 OVe
18S7tt-80 cif $320,000. ini relin'g to 1.31
Obserlve's cr'iti(cisms of the 21st, uilt.., w14
(4eevored't to be as8 liberall as5 t.he fact
would aillow, th4erelfore made411 0our coi
1parison1 by4 tile appropriations for' te es
pensest' of thec Governmen14t'lt for the( fise:1
year4 s 1880)-SI and 1885'-8;0 estimat.in
thei( amo4iunts turned01 Icuto the trea4sury'3 1
tihe close of1 ech (1 IIseal year44 to lhe
r'ound4 numbersi'' te sam141. We 111nd ic:
tihe Obser'ver 4411111 tile mis8ta1ke of uIsin
the e'xieinditutres of 1879)-80 and4 184141
w14heni it, a4ppearsi' 11hat1 It was spea'1kin
of lice ti'4'4a l?ears 1880-Si and11 1885-8i
As th iscc nal y,ears' belginl on NovemIb(
1st of each year4, 4and1 end then 31st <
Octrober' the following year', aind if til
expenises of 1880) are' referredcc to, it is ml
der'4stood to mean'41 till e~xpenuses for' t1
fiseal year is 1880-81, benee the sma1:
difflerenlce 11n our1 estima:t.e. Buit we at4
14ha1 thec Obs.erveir is iln deepC watIer w14iI
the mios/ iibceral constucIt.ionl of its ci
ditions. 'rle facets ar1e these8 : 'I'i
lseal year4i 18841-85 e'xceedi thlose of 187!
8(0 by $69,000. 'Thie nelw items4 of e
pense51 w4ereC those84 celnmeralted by Ii
Obseirver, (o wIt : "4Un1ivers'ity and44 CIt.
15; wor'k oin Stat41e I iouse $8,158.2
tot al1 $50 ,501.t5; :iind $10).200) for ill' sa1
ries of Sumperivisnu s of Re'gistrati Oln, $4l81
87 focr books aiud cer't iientes of1 Super's
sors,~ and4( 14n lucreaise in lice expei
I ures? of thie Asyl umi, mak14inig thle tot
inicrea'se, aifter' deduicting sav3 igs in (1
Ex'cuive and144 LegIslativle departm ieci
of $(;9,000. T1he& Observer' overloo)ck<
theo last new44 iteml, viz~' : Thelc expcen
of the otlice of Supervlsor' of Registr
tlon and4( thirl salaii'es. Theli levy
1870-80 was8'l 411i1l for State pu1rpose~
and In 18841-85, 5) mills. There' wI'
collected fr'om all soIresavne, j)hn
000 more than was collected during 18 1
fliseal year 1879-80. The siurpli Iin the
''ren$tn'y, its cetlmated by the Comp
troller (eneral i Novether, 18810, to
he left aftet' paylug tie xOilses of lilt
G overntile it out of the fttlls eollected
f romti t he 1 111111 levy for State llu' ol ,
anid the ant11o11 s c.'lleeted from phs
t,
ph:ate r'1ya:t1y, f. es, ett . w\a $11i,1tW .,
Tihis estlatim ate was proetl to l'o 'ilbstt
r e r, I .'t, st \ iieat et :isl above it'n N ol
i 10:1 SMi lry, 0:., "w :;11 ,11W .
Ti!z w\':. 0l0t\ n 0 t .' .' ': t, \\ hi -h
I'r.\'c 1;. ' 1t :t.1 \\. lu. ma\: ' atd
i
ho\\ , thit: t. r l is' at : ; .it An fr ;hll
\\04 , the t e r' , 1' 1 Sv'tan, 11 .
hi : ro .id ,1e u, 1 :'a' N 9 \ \-'i . it ' :e
.',t: t. 1 t bl\:'" ;\'. T O i : 1',, t'tin.-s a .
.lot' :111.ie . :.' ter a .. 1 ::h t te se s
n'se of the ene.il :.\feinbly, an
t111 1n rent ex . n1 of th.1 1 l;:1t r'ent ;l
iitne ti of 'i li a e ';ov 1 i'ut
Itovit he it t 117.(9 1 .'h , ilt' St01he'io.ts
fin i N1\ 'v1et1 e: I , 1 1' , o ,l;i:) ti; .t\
' i t ' th. ' tttr ', t1h n 'it ..t: li,'i ' " :in
The er : t x e 1.,. 1: .m :
1 1ilt , t of il; 2 S itate t\'1ll:t l
flla ' i b ut i 1 , l .. i\.i 1: ;'. t,'.o
froe t f oe:., l mr : I ,:111-1
1st :1 . \:s i t \\t .'. ' : t i .1 11the
t el ot' tr\I e - t'. : t It , ' h ;
f ii l'1 1t' \ o-heu : rvu a ' '
a n ,' " i u r : :G ;l t . a'. 1 , . w :. ? h , .i:- ..,h_n
It- it,
er ne t t u i ' N t h .n, e :oel:1: t t:eh
--e t rr ectt to t c h t o:':. ga:Itls:
ai ;lllt
a "t :l j,i iti .t' i r ., O
of ht 1t-t.i.- .''. t-.0 t h ,: . \t w
not fsti : th . \ na on -
- tbli n, i .: :lt,hr : ':'i . ; . :: ax. n
ra in u': hlt
. t at a ,o~ I 0! 'u i l' It t Mt'.
~ tiwll for lie .1, teiu, .ta-V
f t : n -tt t r
U- t'n ue,.s
attImr.'j o 1- otiof r alie tfr"..r\"to
to arntn o ro t :i. b. t: oi,: t
- thtuo' ofathe withheid ther p bida
e fortal or th eem. of- exew of thant
.1 Ntear down or inorlis' Itateulti lavk
- si wl t f o t o l'r , tritul r , t earate
t an iiti iehi- t s Itot tuuii ta k toaI iitlar
breat:htse thae hav i no ol,e Getn
. ille, af lia poin otar mrsto
atotemalit to detoy lt.he eust . ldint lie
~ tutionM fo the State I oe to7htihla
~ ntrieitra11,10 cllegi.Veriy aew fitde
~tough Sit pewisr tof e -ih asprate7
agri0.-ntt ral $2olegO, and a iau, utiba
of lese halve founl Is e exnpaerImen a
sw.'elees. of thSae oiig year proidsaes
tob Jaiitr hartigon, t i . t tigest.cohat the
Gena sticetobhy fwithhl th ppo
prliat ioslifor tit tee tlttits i$75.000o
I il- itay $1-ti,000; Uierity acnd itade
,f '9li0t : w i. ev iort of ReitI i rat i i-7,
~ tevyauI- of live millls,i Iwe a'hn paytig ex-uu
penses tof cth It ia te vI~t governm* eunt hav
c at s tiull e surpl ito lineetA.i te usual
Ilt'rIt wJa-u ary obgttin. tit lo tgr ct en at
cpoar stick ii 'Itl!s iut to the facts.Oh
I'.es"Tnt iters" ant "axtaer.
-c, iteu witit !to hat reii it ter art of the
otIhtOtico ho Otin h>titneyi a lstiresi tit
Simrity all v e h c tIu it -i as<unt uphitetihlitanel
- wItoloi efr the otanty ittiatiilu ieasingu oaxa
)hi St at iceD iocai.rcntrcin
)cTiiing.i Ihe Ishort,au of il covnig facts
are snoeitne profas in th use ofn*ttii aipilt
it 'itowats he peolt who reitt t h i ao innih,
h at,ni we belive', tl i-~iea-'iat no n wsae lies pro
oi et enl fo i ri nam <liiti ofI the pe o rtftI
i aty.untily rjrth lii itwsutr lie Oalc Aoit New'
ofht la tui w ikt te redtv,I the follot.init, nte it Int
cop itig s o f lex tr iofritt the pN-tey. Oh-c
I-Ieer,or et Gu reenil Nests anae Appbtvil
Prs lan iihtner: i~utIci teitti- t
h l'r xea thatig pury te tttiinii know tek
fat, wiewh tatelsnve ta tXhe iltr it ph
Jowrnal us Iin t ic th ihav utit i:cii.u o
Ahe it atev- golerntsent tr clipe arev konit
as Nolr,tn c i, hil ae een i nud ing handtll
c ithit averythintat wanes li rtiotucodan
w igisi hir toway ''i of in nig ig tuYirI Iof
I)einoerate ispekown totf altiren. Toheyoit
e lon to the "T-ox pcying wing of -ayth gratu.co
t- he tey cthy toi ea nrobo,it t,is a net
bnutdt, hl the.va' repfrlen thti.
8,neIes by wepreint. Nivlei of u thei Office oldtn
wting o te axe to iti ph-arty,itl wonhlsetni
iItt tiort nw.nn tlt.w y nxost
s- vui'arcopitheorary he onttpkei members It
buiig our purposo to road out of tho
Democratic party tho journals who havo
boon a lit Itl wild lin their statemtentA
1:.5out (ho managotuont of tho Stato gov
ernment and taxo:', or that we have any
apology to make for the "tax eatilng'
otllet:ls, The fat. Is their roorll is the
highest evidonee of iheir faithfulness,
and we are eontilent that they andt their
friends ask ior no not' than they iv
et it led to. iln lithe other hand II, 'h 'tax
paying'' wing should allow the same e\
hmination to be maide of their twnds.
if apology w\s ihntened by us, it wa'\
fttr ther W'.v atnd Blaner, Givenv{t\ille
News, andtl Olbset use'r, who htav lattelyt
gwt':n n'e s w\henl eritileishug the
s.ta te tileials and ieio ti. State gun
1r1me t, Vt' W ll\ :2- 1 )11o r \1tu1t\'m1t1
rat that we haM e nau lght but the kind.
ett fb ng a'd iest whi'hes for th;',
1'''.' l'ies ai ll,ltin er says futihet:
1t" R1'stt1 timt I ,i n: tvty, r ' i%' , 1ttn
"l.ii 1 e' t t y t l't i o' t i{ t h' t1to ii
I;ket' 1r 'Evry t t'ln itt' tvant t't t'' t'am
1Vlatil 1hat eV.Pta 'tin tt in t)inme1 ttotl 1\\
tht ie ,fl ''ttittv' As sooni as it.r1R
ait , vt'o1n1h\a N f i.1tte t'11ta' tstren
iiisP, asseu 'et. they 1re *he pnN\
nt1l one 011 hl. ni asunkown1 In pe\lt'*,
etirea :+1it tn the %e,t+ter \'tlhout$ t1.4
1'at1\'Iaat'
e ans1t' eemtl1! itemm'ant tivng.s
teil t comit tdi t' rit, ' tt'v l t \'iv s tl'he
\:trio' tsot'ti% es of the tat, nz tol oeied,
Sit ':t'etion, halnuve tetlt t notty
ti''.t al t ie Iye prititl ng that town
dtne1 fo r tI' party., but If the lal tr ha1: neut.-r.t
, p It t:: i ta 't w:1. tt' lt e :tiy t r has at-v
; n"t..It t 1' e eve\ r t'v ritve tte %X1nt rt t'
w\t! tu '. I'it uno .\\t \t.1ws tenl ns how'\\ is -S t
- \ %n :' It.td any\ t'inter ni that tow n
1 t'': te 011 lk, itttiltyP1 t it nY work, f'or
u I\ 'm ltty tinded to pay
. . s N e hive bt'et able to learn, a
h' : L t' adl''ted by the Democratie aid
mtih,: ra: i.'n wa.l to have the State print- j
n,: d\en' by th e lowest responsible bid- e
,i: tI has becarried into the State E
,Iel'ar:it t- \\ here they ask bits onl all I
te p ti;i:, tihe'y have done, in order to
v ev ery d,tr ." 1os,ible, and this Ate
e''t:-.ts f,r the R egi<ter losing the Sitate
L:, f't sevral year, but we are
t:dd t:t': eau-e them to become
arm i i t tiwi: su1ppott of IIe party,
w1\',' e 1m' their support was not I
n ehtpe of re'arnl. We have
' t x;-eted m'uh of the State ti
, n!. ":. \oI wou'd remiud our conttem
Eoryth.: .ldays whIe 11 extri\aagant
r ces for in'tit are p:tid have passed.
Vt;l in the liouse Jloulrnal of 1872 6
l :'e foowin, 'rThe conmit
teo e .s. :o whom was referred the 1
.1;1 o' e .Abbevilie Pres- and Ban- I
:1 of ,'.70, for pub- t
A:.- if t':t General A,sembly,
-ae: repor:: 'hat the same has
3i aref::'\ ' i ered, and 1
:h e c .a i:u b e t .ai, . A i o f
t! ...L- C.' . I N w
ON'P N'.Ni~
- r ..i n of
-':t he
-t i-e- t mee!t ans .
. :.1 'if ilaki:g
- as~ ..verywhre it
* ' ~ L I.ud( .f every mnan
- -y and se'e if they can
in bt:rn's for the
- - loo1ck ~and see whein
- j~''.~exi\;res. Put aside a
e r do'.lar:- for a renewal,
ui te your ni:h~borS t.o WAIT until
im i:i b.:fore they sucie to
any p.iper for 187 We have distainced
ouri! comp etitor- for thle past year, anitd
we intend to) io as well or better ini the
future. We -end as much general news
in one week, as the paper which boasts
of ite "large type, plain print and full
of countyv news'' sends you in eight
weteks, :aml we have plenty of large type
too. li youi are a suib-criber to that p)a
per and n.ot to the JIiERALDm. AND) NEWS,
:seaid to uts and get a copy and compare
the t wo and see whant we are doing for
our friends. We are en' i'ed to some
thing ourselves oin sentimienit, butt we
base our claims on the values we
furnrish for a small sum. We studly the
initerest of our patrons every day and(
are determined to lead in giving the
most for thle money. Wait for ius.
Those of our suabscribers wvho desirse to
renew for another year. may hatve their
subscriptions credited until January 1st,
1888 by p)ayingL up to date and two dol
lars. T1hose wtho (desire to subscribe,
who are not already subscribers may
WVeekly News anud Courier as suipple
mnt sent from now until Januiary I1st,
1888 for $:2.00. Leave y'ouri orders with
Mr. W. S. Brown at the oflce.
NOT (0111 NWETI,Y (C11EDlTED.
The nioxt Leogislature should brin1g thei State
tax levy dowtn to 4 mills1. It 1s very probable
I liat. but, for the lesses in Chaurlestoni property
t hn levy couild be reduced to aj mills, In any
event 4 miallls is enonigh.-Newherry Heraid
and News.
The News and Courmier of (lie SthI in
slant. copies the above andl credlits it to
the I lERtALD AND NE~ws. Our contemn
pOriary should( havye put The N ewthe,rry
Observer instead of IInuAILD A ND N Ews,
as it, is entitled to the hoinoir and1 we do
n ot. care' tO deprive it of it.
h"reet Tr'ade.
Th'ie reduicati of internal revenue and1(
the taking oIlf of revenue stamps from
l'raipr'ietaryV Meiine(s, n10 doubt hats
lartgely benelt ted the consumers, as
wttellI as relieving thle buirden of htome
tnanufacturliers. Especiaully is t his the
ease withi (,!r(en's Jinynst J'70w'er andi(
J?oscherj's (?erman Syrup, as (lhe r'eductiont
of th irtyv-six cenits per diozetn, hans been
addi(ed 1.o incrtease (lhe size of the bottles
cont aiinag thiese remedies thereby giv
i ng onie-tifthI more medciicine ini the 75
(c(nt size. T he Auyuisi Flower for Dy3s
pepia atnd LIver Comp1llalit, andh the
(;ermanI1 Xyrup for Cough and Lanig t rou
bles, have pierhtaps, the largest sale of
any medicines in the wvorldP. The ad(
vantage of increased size of the bottles
wtill be greatly app)rreciatedh by the sick
andi athlicted, in every towni and( villagc
itn civilized countries. Sample bottles
for 10 cents remaini the sanme size.
10.97-1a-ow.
TheTi'aIor' A1s1otItm m t lat4
4AIturday,, tnuttor thit tault httat'tt-odr AN
un,Istr+, A mluh IarKgvr umlthor
tt a s than rs tti tttsItt wa Ihn at n -
"utie,
T'he+ to"howhn ol1tttie t tw , v loot41A
to aI %% te ne t ttt iv bleIt. At 4
thur Itihler ; \teeu-ptvaldent, llt s A\I \ltat
5.\~Vt i hry ot imve, 'I', II,
\ttht+ut,hI t t (al hitt"," ner. her-.
er,l ontinud thosml motu hit y
nm wf ht t he I rO'twol trtst mt v Il
a.t Ilt watwe oit abet our fartst
tem ptresn 5. is oe th at we
ae r tad nmuted we tdlIt o 11 oure tltp"
tii t:next willat+ the ibellt otodI. t
tfiI a tu a ' Am %". 1tit4lI1% * o n tit+l t u'eM
T ni ing Lr tt%e lthaitdre
It tt:1f ;tt ''t ', t+% it* I ttlr t o<ut.N
One oft te grea1tst pr ' oblems,jfor the1
ic to.rlt Aov i hwt Oi.te
h'hren A Itis a. mistak nti on *Alt tat
le on e th rtogre iw is t'tal*
.1 ll 1 1ttw th-A', a \"%t' .t out' t+tt"
t+t u itg -, ~ nor111i t\%, M
heml. thaV v an t+' e rntt and,+ pract itt t
t alir acer can ',t reu s stas
;:dtns tutir forachitl cenie- t
tt0 it s, tlt ,trtii%6 to tu'e tlhtlb'rt I
eo a moth. 1ueryi lst t uthe ' that
ttyatver gnser sho fourall. lmosl t
curaging. A few t;tithti ul~ ttt'INm
erd,r aqinued to ass hthe tettbe
tr we feel than ther mtiors ludvan eid
ro'lril Yritm si necss. 'I' ry +tig ob
aturtlay was one of thno best, so far' as
it-mbers freet. i hcuerucd, that W
awe ever had, aotn r e do slurl ho
ht the next will t fully as good.
'ri iitertti f itt o Clatlres.
One of the greatest lproblems for the
I.cher to solve, Is how to teach litle 1
lhiltlren. It is a mistaken notlott that
pa ordinry teacher can coainece lit- e
ti ones, and make the rogress with
he that an xiericot and practi
at1 teacher can. It re(quires Just as
ooi Instruct ion for a child ohinene
an at the very first as for the onc that
Jay have gone to school for years. It
indeed, i question whether tie be
;iner does nIot require even bletter
anst,hction than the more aivanced
eholar. Years may be necessary to ob
iterate fro the mind the rong im
ressionis received i: childhood.
The instrceton at first should be en
irely tlferret. from that of later years.
Pile dull and lifelcss iotinism which Is
part of the older scholar, can never be
-acticed succ.ssf :el with a child of 0,
or venI 1. hey need variety,
:ftgh aomthla-l, wtite, so ething to
at:oe : desire for the things to be learn
l the fmi :ui . For a child to sir live or
ix hourn ally loe fith his book In his
i mi.ali it a if he prizel It above
>eom at.:ed .rer. and the book It
f the ca isj had been ill us r
' i- i demoralizing
". - . . 1: .e . T . chiid =liotlt b
n rthing during the n
hat.al..teachesI shxl. He should
... f r i.r:c= Plenty of D
f t 'id al;o be given,. and
ul.. rout in' k he will edgerly return
We 'ni. of e school i tie country -
tenh: b a Itacl when she Children have
:o desire for the time to come when
stal inll e disisd. They prefcr
olitilmle h" er from t.hoel tcr on
ies. atl is disac from"tiu ltn.a With
hieneaeraho lve fnor tiea timownor
icois dift'ered tor the chlroom usual
ae the cneed books neIti(1 the annoybng to
hav talcit p tlea rdhay,te dy aln d
week allte ek sIhule nolbok yt"o
a
Tsnexcso anil unpreptare less. 8
Oheteacher dece not wried beausete
lisk chbieng doos for the childre fo
lde inh loe money 'is omaintncs,
wichs at al ditnce that town Witho y
cho tacher holein or naria ton
In isomifet Staesrepro the euschol ']
und the appopiaedobu books,s anyn tor
the childn. r la ftrda n
ekdn ate ekin eduaveio.oo e ut
whtersispan wold workallpeae wl ere,ii t
fori itewcher beos notcaesto assuepley I
ikof hevl teaches fowi hich e, for
not cosglt lose Statey inuch. Butiundeit
bhie woe itwoldlb no tht gtes ommn
eIt, seuringsunifort of te scools j
tsepplyidn.l hlrnwihbos n
meading thate inogeucatinh cannout e
lowhe n tlso many wofl thek chilrere
foritou d beks. epniea mly
iSghtole tProf. Sihee proneva, doasa
nt thistie the earuc. Sht ould t
beoo ontintwule of ro,e grets enfom
ed thatri thet poro rsteshe winll et
antot hasstno na e eks.
largaminaCofppisdsivralfr
DYSPEPSoIA,nu toNDIvGw Eior
WEAKNESS, CHILLS AND FEVER8S
MALARIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
KIDNEY TROUBLES,
NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATISM.
Tis invigorat- 1 ie E
ing and De.LIEtth
lightful to take, hl SSE
nnd of great value b teghnn
as a Medicine fotrh uce,Tn
weak and AiiinginthNRES
Women and Chii- 7 adcmitiD
dren. ~ ~ gesivgte NEWd
to urtul .i~t~LiEato th
posedof crefuly by S t, tregte.
ble edicnes,mtheMcl, Tohe
fully, maining teNRVyES,
Sateand 'eaandHecomypleteyp
dre geltttinqgt ther food. I
C O N T A ..NASHook,O'Volina,
Minas Du com- Chsicns,teplnng
beMedALTI nU, -D. - maied toehe
fully, akingr oecrsb e
llothing for the State
Clothin
lothing for Economic
Clothing f
:lothing for all, Old a
A'I
lIIIIPl El
146 Main Stroot, 1
Mtu'a $uta rtan ing Inmt 43.00 nud tupw
'taVlr. ththvn t Ha Mu{ from 0A.4) ani n
i'at pri'a'. to t uin t NItN how it Ntork
r' Wet, 1 havtt bought AIM) h+nutlful nilko
mxl1 timo koer, t+ rvery 1+urehtnrr of it
1I u al#nt the ikst'1 In' rol cli l'o t
Al t t%*I ta o I1:1 t'tt%I *u i s im trial.
HERE WE A
WI. FOOT, .
F0t"V tl..ii 't.A Nl\k AS 't1l'
W1't utllr bargsins In all our linrs-,
ats and Caps, Trunks, V alises, t r t'i
No old goods uixt+d in to dteeive.
to buy the old ones.
We carry the largest stock of Boots
dUceenlets.
Always your frie
M. F
REMEMBER IF YOU IN
OLUMBIA CASH W
YOU WILL FIND TIIAT(
LEADER OF I
For you can get all kinds and styles of I)
ickets, Ladies' Under Garments; Gents'
id Drawers ; all kinds of goods for Io
ry Goods Store, at much less than can be
O. 13. TA.OK~so:
S120, MAIN STREET,
VHAT yOU ARETT
where you are going to buy your Flal
ou phall ba the judge. Long rows ofl:
chi in wool, man has learned to weave
ay talkhag to you about flannels, but in
:onomise almnoBt everywhere, but noele
bild warm. We plead for the children
livering school roomns. Cotton flannelb
L? We shall see. Thousands of yardi
Lall we say of them--no two alike, and
line's indescribable Calicoes. H-ow te
f' yards of fast colored checked Homes
f(bargains in Towels, no three alike--i
ou towels at jiust the price other mer<
rant every reader to investigate this atm
5e. Hlose-ribbed front-plain back
ailing about a dozen pairs a day at 33
mong the people that we were selling t
bruggle. We struggled4 but pahaw !
)ss of profit, by ttie reflection' that we a
air, where we were formerly selling 1
le to hang up a 33c. hose in the paper
uch a Kid Glove for $1.00. Five and
rconvenient, though, having so many
'he store Is full of novelties in Jerseys
auch as you do. Too many shapes, ur
rord apiece. We are sure of being era
'ou like. There'll be fun and beauty ta
D talk to you next time about a new eo
ver the hips. Our Handkerchief coun!
reek. Ready-made table linen 21) yds.
now-white, $2.50 each. Ice-cream, rea
ubstantial. Wool Knitting Yarn in bm
anks.
Lqew Gooc
Ne,
R.D.
Successor to C]
I announce without hesitation to
hat I now have the best selected line<
Lurnlshing Goods yet offered to the pe0
I have just retuirnedl from the N
'or cash, andl now, having no one in b
vithi, I propose to sell as low as any mn
An elegant line of Strouse & Br<
Jutaway and Sack Suits, at the lowest
All styles of Zeigler IBro.'s Shoes f
James Means' $3.00 Shoes, all sty
ow1. Cheap Shoes and flats In abund
R. I
~Iln St.reet, Nnwhbe.ry , C.
Fair,
g for the State Bp
Legislators,
or the Farmer Boys,
,nd Young,
olumbia, S. C.
rils. Y onlH' HuitK from $2.75 and up.
01ward-418. (1-tI's I"lirilshing Goods at
thal. aIll eiinaI ia y, North, Sonth, East
'I eloei, aind will ive oneo of these a
mnit. of elot.hiIg for ..8.00 or more, and 1
lower Itil aUny imiercllit in the State.
19? 1. 1 1 a L 1:s1 I P KP TN.
RE AGAIN
R., & CO.,
TO 'A1,1, lm1mJOR): BUYING.
v t s b, Bloots and Shoes, Clothing,
ies, ('igar, Tobacco and Furniture.
New goods at lower prices than you
and Shoes in Newberry. Special
(ud,
OOT, JR., & CO.
ILL CALL AT TIIE
[.- Ob- STOHE
IIW?LEIES,
ry Goods, Notios hats, Caps, Clonks,
Shirt . Collars. Cravais, Under Shirts
Vs, andi eve!rythi g kept in a first class
bought at any other house in this city.
NO, Jlnitgex,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
>nls. Ar they as cheap as can be?
dhelves9 full of nothing but Flannels,
imto cloth. We'd like to spend a
e can't stop. It many be needful to
-!-in the uinder vest that keeps your
along the blustering streets; ini t.be
;, did you say, were enIsidy looked
of stylish D)ress Ginghams. What
all like nothing? Over yonder are
mp)ted we aire to linger ! Hundreds
puns; but on we must go. Unheard
drummer's sampiles. We can sell
hants have to pay for them. We
Ltemnent. You shall see our great
-solid colors-all sizes. We were
c., until somehow or other it got
hem for 25c. a pair; then came the
we arc consoling ourselves for the
re no0w selling 5 pairs for 25c. per
air for 33c. Need we longer strn.
for 25c.? We never before had
eight hook lengths. It is a little
>eop)le call for one kind of glove.
,We wonder at their beauI,y as
rnamedl andI( unnamablLle, to have a
wvded this week; but come along, if
mlong the .Jerseys. We are going
rset we have-long in front-curved
~er will be pe(culiarly interesting this
square, of very heavy Frence linen,
dy-made, German Damask, the moat
ails ! Cotton Knitting Thread in
BEN. H. CLINE.
Is !
loud & Smith.
my friends and( customers generally
>f Clotingii, Shloes, IIats and Gents'
ople of Newherry County.
>rthern mafrkets, where I bought low
usimess with mec to divide tile p)rotits
in in the State ofi South Carolina.
>.'s, Fine Tailor Made Clothing, in
prices.
or Ladies.
les. Tihe tlneat lot of T1runks in tihe
lance.
Thue "Newhberyr 1lotie.">