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-Ll1:.I'R i. AULL. / 'rrietors. \': P1. IIUSEAL. j X EWB R RY. S. C,. -'I': in> (O("'OPlI PIn, I,s-. A STEI' TOW.DS THE 'NIVEltSITY. \-"E do nt Iknow how anxious (Geor ia's fair du::tiier- IIIIV be to enter the .:,--e port:i t her University, but o: ( t e1or ia'i l glators have been noking a gallant tiiht for the fair sex, zt l have won for the otiung iilaileins of the state, the first approache- to the l'i iversity. Stiurdinte to the uiversity, and i'ntei:tltd to be pro-paratory to it are a 'mlier :f ir:awl eole;es 0r higae e -t" . !" >ni. ()ie of th(se is situatedl at e :eg,one at ht thomasvilieti, uile at tidt gevtile and one at ('uthbert, -t thtat every se.1on1 of the State -plel"tet.1-tuio with lSu( tion preparatory to the b'niversity. tiectintl soeni Georgia legilator, p rl from the b'aweoods, where iit'hi of Georgt ia's boidest and most originai it"gislatiuon comtes fromil, intro ute biil t> o'eni the l'ui"et"rity and ::li it r:ivihs to mie and fiteale 'tu det!tt alike. Th'il ,!aiil ;tiled to become law, so far ; the ndierity eroer is concerned, ai ihe branc!h calieges we have en I ti"td were otlee to the ambititious .bi of the state, thus inigling iii ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ I a-~ IIt* 'Xi iteiIi o.ni it:s:ctep nearer the enjoy:uent of rl t ducational facilities itrtished t, the"ir brothers amid sweethearts. We are sorry that the bill as intro ditc"t't (id not p'ass. We do lnt believe yigreat p er' cti ta,;e Of the womeI of !:e ut hwil!, for a1 lontr lime to ctmle, wi4h ti1 avail themselves of the same ciurse instt:iio provided for the sterner sex, but what o jdetion there e:mI h,e tO gliing them the p,riv'ilel;e, if t:if y de?-Ire it, we (aunl:t -ee'. Th1e arCumnit- urat"d ag,ainst it are all ,-?ha ii ai otliimy, and from1 ani. e(n"omiO e, and eve.iry other point of ie, it seeml to us n aot nly unibjee tiialbe, but wie and(1 proper Th'e exes are intended foreach other, aknd fom the erade! to the grave, o Itbrotgh;lf inl the most iwtintate rela 1t,-i.it> In eVery walkc of life, not only wti iw dtr ti::l lit to <a: b ll(ther', but i> : - the male -ex i- t"oncernedl, muchei to>its limprovemenIltlt and adlvani t ' .:'. Wtay : it shouldi be though'"lt necest-S -tr\' thtat tht's( who joturnt"y togrether' f:u:i i:tnIlan, to threte--tcore years and 1..n. -.:(uid b,e,e:paratedt only dluring a p.;":' , ' t rce or four. yeal h,w en the n-,r-. gnalt 'ie _Snd lcharac.'tei istius which ane.- (n thi, Iah(. 1e :ni(1l! i t thec sulu ti\ n (f thl !tg li il I her l Irloi (d, i pas,-ible -Ir p(:Nr :icb , bu1t cer"tainily the brook i- th i mt valutabl( :eil powe -rfull Conlttitl to the rae (qu, tioni that hla Vet appe,cared. and w. await with thdedeepest interest the IevelatioIn by the anthor of hiis idetit\. THE F.1:i"liS MUST STANI) FIlM. The jnte bag-ing lnailfatuae .r undisiayed' I sO far by the onsautglhts (!" the Allialice, have iihade anothier mhOve to streigthenl thleItselve\ i tIheir ii treiehmiient. Inl order to evale the atnti-tru:-t law of \e\V Nwtork p,ase"d la-t Mav, a selmeize is now Itn foot to OI s:,lidate all the j(Ite bagu ingI corupan!i.. into one to be known as the American Mlanufac"turing ('omp1anly, of New York. 'T1he cnumtIitationi of this s("cene wvil p1ractically put utndecr ()ne cOuntroi tihe husinets of .iute hage rin IIIaIIuturttre, :u einal)e the lat uutith" tulrers t o mIaIpuIlate w"ithout il"t (,r hind traiee, the jute iaginlg market. I ut while E":xcliatges and Asso( ia tions. for the tost part, Iiave bien agaiist the fariners iii this li_ht. and they have beei the losers so far, we Ie lieve that they have only to st:tnd tiir to winl in the cold. The expcricitne with the better grads of tcotton bagging this year", seeilS to demlonhstrate its fitness as a covering, and certainly the farmner should have some voice inl the inatter of what covering he will use for his erop. The only reasonable ain just re quireirent on the part of the manuifac turer' is that it shall be so covered as to protect the staple, and enable him to get it in good condition for his purposes. We notice the suggestiol that the farmers put up their own factories and go into the man tfacture ofjute baggin'g. but this does not strike us as necessary or best. We believe the solut ion of the miatter lies in the persistent use of a good quality of cotton bagging, and the in sistanxce upon paymileit for net cotton, or inl ntter words, the fair and just tare for cotton coveritng. If the farmers have the pluck it determination, and patience, wit hi which we credit them. they will eventually win this light. C iarleston is preparintg ftra big time, to begin N overiber 4th. The pro grauixti e for (ala week received promlises great attractions, and ( 'harhes ton seets determined to outdo her past record. We have no doubt that all South Carolina will be there, with large delegations from (;corgia and Florida. The Sumter County Alliance is pitching into Charleston on account of the cotton covering l question. The News and Courier very aptly replies that Charleston has receivyed readily aond shipped all tite cotton thfat has been sent to her in good conditioin, whether covered with jtute or cottoni. Senator Hampton has been having a hard time since hie gave expr*essionl to his views on the race question. What the Senator said was very fair and just, an) ctOng taamiii I.I.. io (:ruidia reii hrtl with A tei (X in Tri! l , I iew i"r- , 'r ti'ie' t'ini '.rlit) 'to the I tt le pbi p't d bytt. tht ' l it ia ii l lrrIver _ 'r li llt ' \\'. Jl'.e lrawley, it dirlt uir the trl 'il it I i r ll .:ir:d i IIJohn t F hIrt lt was i eteiv tr w 'l i ih rt:\\ 11 t14t Iel!A)ItJI t i N,ie (' rIe!. 'ir- tn 1 ot.lu i ite t:tI .t- idi of the itI t Ie ta1rte ' thd I ret'c t,I toil, having)r')llar-l rii I raile\. t he i iner th ha- i re,ral rdY dati tot iil r .Iie w l e \ta p i in'i 1 ie l lt e 1:tl fri as -iA t:- rcc -"\"e! . .u n- LA N ier ow a l iti s n i l" t }ite e t a. : ite rcitei ur. t a1l; 1 iitt, i ng. orde txal)'e Y rk te n i ttm tpr ritv r to the j thr t 'l'l" te l1lni ll . ltt'tnl. elii)ar e ('arI linct:I ' EI . (ThlSAe or iIIr1 . l rattiiti by idenlil.o oihiit0 F'IeIt. EtN. ('nd Of. \.-n 0lir le. a tl a l the lfsc n nit" r S1;It.":(lrge eu t '' i t' th:\ :i)lilttl 'x tit. t The reioal i been on he r')ne (';tt''ii n:I rI.iV e i. I' I u11n. \\': 4rtear ,n a Jll ts n d )a t dEb(tll,iaiut the Ferree isei k ap p ntet i-orde topi p 'lyai the inco. n of } the' rtl "tl the"interest Iiuiills. thDnrga ed The aprod tuentl if ie"ip fora ne -eeier i niadel t ociIe i in order to ipr duein athe lt)lIe pitle i te t. r 1-tl t"i\r. 'eei 5til adet tlt("e 1 orde to1( Pre erve th property of' the ci-dnaw 1t1in in [aet until u i order eai e ul(l er'liltan Ilt reeti\er forl Ihe qesliee oi u 1risdiition in the State or theeal ourt cal he dieterlinitr. hiIt. TIttI:L. I N r. tLN WE ELL. e Atl i rel ie the Larg let 3lettin;o There Since the Day% or '-.. [Special t') the legister.] I;An i'":.:I., (Ictober 4.-Ilonl. lIIt Terrell spIoke here tO-Iya to fully tweni-ti\'-ove hltiundredi people. It- as the lare tst crtwdl ts(st lrablei llere i ue iiaepron days in ';. The stage was tastefuily wleioratedt}i eu wit iioo a(r .it and init ive lridil cs i)f teiver\" k ind. hir. lerell spoke eltIentl, 1X y, wht was eheeirei (lurinr his w'h'i Iltpeech. 'Ihe alliance nien were declig;htedi with h ris talk. Therell to-day was the lanto - ton of h6. The Dorset.t Lrgtat}y. i ne'iatl tt Sund'ay New\\s.] ('othina,Oct. 5'. M1r. Frank II. \eston, of \binilt l Af Weston, went to-day t to T1renltton, N. .1., to take the nlc'(''ary" le.al steps for the collection if t he intertst in the estate of the late Sanfuel Pop, of that city, held by Mirs 'W. H. Dlorsett, of ('olunllbia: It will be reinelnlbered} that 3Mr. D>orsett, was:u an enineer onl thle Coluinhia and,( oreenville Railroad hen the death of fjis wife's eusin, Mr. Pope, nadle a reat chang e inl the prospects of the roup)le. The letgacy left M1rs Dorsett aniounts to Sl,5,000, and t here is a large eontiingent interest whlieb w\ill priobably vieldl as niuehl llnre. 11r. and M1rs. D)orsett are now at Pater-ton, -N. J. M1r. \\'eston dotes not anticipatte anly legal ditYiiculties inl the settle:nent of the es tate, and} will probably return within ten davs,. He is acconmpanied as far as P'h ilad'elp h ia by DrI. F. W. Ray, who {h Speurb~,33ihi. to tin- Wirld.) ) . I . .\r . A na Pr.:i ti,". iite w :i t r r t Dr. iI John . :. t veAti rty firti I e ll t (if L -lr r ,: n nitr iat !- ha n 1i: hl e :utL l>r. 1[in li, nt:Cc "W <il tii I I Xtact:l C twt :he alrnt., ia t i lw \ hm ni itene. it with -(i1n. xpr'1I 1e111.. iisIt ') t':1 ?i '. on ; a d tilu tt 1-"v li''It ial 'it IlC t l ( of il:lu; - lti lt" I: l i irit ,r31 l\ t .he and h il t e and :t': : tti l it ,ithy eot ih,i. e x+it; iet i eni ir c nnt t hert 1 .l e, lt t+aIII h, conti ct ed aft iiA.,.ault. ll A L tll Ilt, lt. i., fr , i i ni.'t t " tfu tit IWake "uperio u r t - it (;nli at' W hiite r. h t i 1 3 1 t1 tae jry h:n. the , roft+uItr r t ye 1+ t1\' it!j th iltire (t11 a lllt \' it ir Bo : i.ht.t i l \ "T e - 1 1i r a u lt t -i t 't heti r me o f w hil i a h a s l - it M i , (ieted\was enh it t ed at 1y The wu ad thlteneel ou l hatitst llnotvu ' : iA l a A \"etle til - ii ill be granuted a newv trial. New Advertisements. WANTED I FOR c'O'TTOn N sE\iei :Do . r.. W\. M. L.\NI; 3. ' l.r AY(ETANE .IL PROCLAMATION. SpTEr(-: o Sol-T'i 'I-:)I-'NA. T HEREuAS, l1F0RM.\ATTON .I Le t that an atrocious mu dil(er waIs I -ill iittet in th oiity of NewbeTy ( mew or abt the eond day of Adtve e em- it Ter A. 1). 19, upon the bO of C!- 1V iI'rhamI byV IAN( BOWE'lS. I\ od tha:t the .ai l Lanig Bowersl has~ tiedl m lroi justice: Now, herefo'e. 1 .1. I ic a d 1soI ioveror (of the State oif Sou1thi Caro3 Iii, ill torder t hazt ju1 tic ina bu: e (done. md t hie mal:jest., of thle law~X \j t v idiated, herebyv oll'er a reward ofI ( ne H-lu Ired D)ollars, subject to3 the ai pyroV 1 e Genieral Assemly , fo. r thu ersiO L and delivey to t .e ewery County of thlie I Tlred IIegro, I 't eet ten inche. iht of one IT \(jeu Ad(Cte'CiflCftin 00i'NG AI'D hEATIG t t I Ti .:1\V .\TTE.NT i:. ,. ? ! : : t-: lI1I '-1 THE VERY BEST MAKE, " . ' i t l y'\ r ' .::c " t i t + .h n1 I.' rii h T'.\ . I":.N i'!..\ N --'ne-th;;rdt'as:; S. P. 305zER & SOM. $95,000,000. >'(14 \VN,iIlA ' : II'I':' Ii \",; do. t'1r,t!1ur 1up ll'y1 w thi T1e New"v '"rk 1.if.'" It \will &ive 111 t"Irtaliln pr-- tetion and1 11 sure profit. l kinid- tfd ia l plill'l'- w'ritteln. u *: 1 il ' .11 it tf y rl ielrest to .C N. B. RIKARD, ain Strcct, Newberry. .\I-t, .\ t"nt for tlihe ('?'brated Es.tey\ 1iitizen_'s Mceting. I :. :> .I I Sc'I ;[ITZ HA - ard N:). ',and havin r :n as btlt"i t for i hit' ;li \\' , :lr41 1ie vot r.'s In !"i t ; \ i ,t \ Ir-1 I: 'tY l1ti't"u 'l;i .,:l'' to a.,- tmlet il Ilhe Opetra u, 'Tu .,\ y . , M r 5t h, I at -i t";"t-1, ill II;e 1t , "I i A\ i11,1 ::11i t" iiii t. rs 00 -: -ilI F.O.B. Cto Mayor. NOTIVE. ('t'!-N \ i,. ('11A.Alla- , \ :'1. II v-, S. i . II- -h 1'i1'!I(';: IS IIEI:;I YI; (lIvi': thiat .1n ct i on iit anl Ah!lrinanl r Ward .N,. :', 1o SUCCeed1 \11r.Edai -hI"ltz, rQaigned, w\ill be.. heldt ' t, : n.- l 'h,talw.hers. on 'ITuest' lur;i1i. tuntil ; u'CI ,t'n, w''iii h .'. " IfI D. \ ' I, orl . ('h I)Y <iRi F t herein, t i( Ju 1l at publitc outcry, befo 1 tlle at Newberry, on the ;-tv int Nrenber. 1.S9, all ~r ph1:,tntati ill of land. known ':tr I'oint Place, in the ot St atir-aid. containing One H ired atnd Seventeen Aeres. more or les , aitc bndedi hby lands formerly of .1. l. l:tl i clb erge and a J . P. Kinard. Tii:t..,: Tht" purcha-er has leave to pay the wiol bidl in c:tsh -otherwise cnte-halif of th t' 1ureha'e mnoney must bt pail in vash, and the balance paya ble at tw elVe lionthis,w ith interest fromci ihe lay cif sale, secured by a bond a:ii n rtvge of the Iremlises. The pur.hascr to pay for all papers and the reeording of the muortgage. SI l .. JOINSTON 1E; Master. 'ast 's Omeie. U Oict., 1-SS". S'A'I'i: OF sO THlI'I ('AR(LINA. (OlUN'Y OF N V ERRIY-IN (<>.\13ION P'LEAS. ('vrnthia .lover Vs. M1arv AnnI E. Senn et al. Foreclosure. I)Y ORDIt OF THE COURT ierein, dated lI February, 1887, I will sell at public outery, before the 'ourt House at Newberry. on the first Monday in Novemiuber, ISS9, all thrt tract or plantation of land in the County of Newberry and State afore said, on the head waters of Beaverdan (reek, containing Eighty Acres and a Half, more or less, and bounded by lands of A. .J. Longshore, H. 1). Boozer and other lands of the said Mary Ann E. Senn. Also, all that other tract or planta tiia of land in the County and State atiresaidl, adjoining the tract above desi-ribed, c,>itaining Seventy-four Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of .Jane L. ( iauntt, J. B. Floyd, J:n tna E. Senn, Elijah Martin and nt hers. T;.:tms: The purchaser has leave to pay the .whole bid in cash; otherwise Mne-half of the purcnae money must bIe paid in ca.<h, and the balance paya lie at twelve months, with interest frii; the day of sale, to be secured by a b~ndi and imortgage of the premises. Iu:rchaser to pay for papers and tecord in; of sante. SI LAS .JOIINSTONE, Master. I:tster's Ofice, U Oct., 1889. 'T'H i STATE OF SOUTH CARO lINA, COUNTY OFNEWBERRY -IN 'OMMO1 PLEA?I This. \'. Wicker and T. M. Lake Ex eentrs of Henry i, dec'd, vs. Dorothea I. tT in Newberry. Hats latest styles in cheap, dozen Crushers (soft hats) each. To those seeking FASHIOLABLE, CT C[11OING AX P we will state that we lead all others ii the public to inspect our stock. Than iou for p favors and asking for a continuance of the same, We remain your, &c., SMITH & WEARN, .he Newberry Clothiers, VwwwIany, S. Mr. Chesley H. Cannon and Mr. Bachman Glas will be pleased to see their many friends. Our Mr. Purcell has pur chased our Fall and Win ter stock. Look out for'bargains the goods arrive. OYmB puUELLI