Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Local and Special. Our Agents. Capt. U. B. Whites will receipt forsubscrip tions and take new or:es at i'ros.perity. Mr. T. J. wii,on is autho,rized to do the same at Ridge Road. An 1.i^oneu.. Mr. John Donahue made as assign ment on Monday for the b"nelilt of his creditors to Robert Moornia". Liabil iai ties about ?2,Gy. Assets about $WuI). New Year Opening. We are receivinZ our stock of Fresh Garden Seeds. dated IS'-. on each pa per, direct fror. the iminiease seed house of Lan<1retl & Sons. These seeds are fatuous all over the wochi iftr good germinating qualities, for being t ue to name, and for atbruinig hardy andl healthy producs. We have sold these seeds for the past 15 ve:rs in New be,ry. and to-day it is an axon, 'If you want good and fresh seeds, o to 'elharm's." We have no old seeds io offer Large supply of L:n ireth's Onion Sets and Grass Seeds will be on hand during their season at tf P i-MR'S DRU S O:i:. Strictly Baainecs. We take this opportunil y of notify ing those who still owe us that their accounts must be settled by the 10th of January or else we will be compelled io foreclose the niortgages given to secure same. We need loney-to credit you again. F.oln&Pc :cEM,. 2t NOTICE. All parties who owe M. Foot, J r., are called on to pay up by Janua-y- 6th. No longer time will be given. 3M. Foor, Jr. NOTICE. We ask those who are behind in their accounts, to please conie aud settle with us: BELcHEA, HOCSEA & KI i:LTR, ly Druggists, Opposite Postoflice. Licenses Granted. The Town Council has granted the same number of liquor licenses for the present year as follows : T. Q. Boozer at his present place and the Newberry Hotel bar lately occupied by J. R.Oreen, A. M. Bowers & Co., 1). M. Ward & Co., H. C. Sunuiers, 0. Klettner, and C. W. Austell, license being re fused Iley V. Fant. Mr. Austell will conduct the business at the same place Mr. Fant did the past year. This makes seven licenses in all, giving the town a revenue from this source as last year, $2S00. The Building and Loan Association. The members of the Newberry Build ing and Loan Association are hereby notified that the 52nd assessment will be due and must be paid Monday, Janu ary 6th, 18'O, and that the Board of Directors will meet in the Knights of Honor Hall Tuesday, January 7th, 1890, at 7:30 oelock, p. im., to sell the money on hand. J. WV. M1. S MIoNs, it Secretary. A Childreni Erjoy Tile pleasant flavor, gentie act ion and soothing efIeets of sy rup of Figs, when in need of a Ia:zative and if the father or mother be costive or biliious the mUost gratifyiMg results follow its use, so that it is the best famiily remedy known and every family should have a bottle. W' E. Pelham, agent. Two Passenger Trains. We are told that the new President of the C. & G. R. R., MIr. E. V. MIcBee, is considering the advisability of put ting two additional passenger trains on the C. & G. R. R. We have made mention of this two or three times before. The trains if put on of course wul be night traim s and very likely -:, fast trains stoppintg only at telegraph Sstations. How wouid it do for the Board of Trade to take some action in this mat ter and encourage President M1eBec, and let himt know, at.least, that we ap preciate his desire to accomm?iodate and serve the public. We believe it would be a good thing for the road as well as an accommnodation to the traveiing pu b lic. For flne Watch. Clock and Jeweiry * repairing, go to John F. SpeeCk. t:. GENEINE B3AR(AINS ON CLOTHING AT SMI1TH & WEARN 'S. l'hey are making a big run since they have reduced their prices. COMIE NOW ! while you can get a Nice Suit for a Small Amount. tf Emnancipation Day. About t wo hundred neg:oes gathered in the cout house here yesterday to celebrate emiaucipatiou day. The meeting was called to order by Henry Kennedy, who stated the object of the meeti ng to be to ratify the pro clamlation that made the neg--o a citi zen. He then presented D. H. N1eans, who introduced T. A. Saxion. of Co lumbia, who had been seleeied as the orator of tile occas:o r. lie said this day was a grand occasou inl Cha:rles ton, Columbia and G3 ee1iville, but lie was not disourage?d at the attendance yesle-day, as it was only the begin 0ig He spk fo: niearly an 1h' e n which he took occa.siou to deagree with Senator DuLler's propositiotl to coloniz.e tile niegro. lie thbought the negroes had made :apid progress in everythidg that pe;tained to their de veomn duig the last qua-ner oi a century. lie opposed the :ecommen dation of tihe Govern1or for separate coaches for whbites and blacks. He urged them to respec't themselves and then they couldeomm:nand and dem~and respect fromt others. W\e hmave not 1:me norl space for anyv ext ended no1 ice ofth is mieei ing Much was said by the speaker that had better been unsaid. Be sure that you call at Samn Jones' - Rakius, . C ource'. tnleries or Fr'uitsi. Ills stock is full and prices low. if y'our W\atch oJr (lock needs repatir ig take it to John1 ii. Speek. . I have mloved my Rtepatir Shop' fro, the Pool bu:ilding. Friend Street. to 3:r. Robt. T. Caldwell' undertakingi esta7 - lishment on 8.ovee -treet. I wiul giv'e * my attention to' repa'iring Furniitutre of all kinds anid Iih it MdIacinery. t pho! stering (done lin handsonne style. All work gunaranteed. H. P. RIVES. Go to John P. F'nt' .for your Bug sies. agns, WMip 'uad Lap Riobe rf V.sR J S AND ALL AB&T. The 1t:: c:ntury lits turned its last corner. A niai dog was said to have been in Newberry on Monday. Robert Moorman, assignee, has a notice in another column. A uild dog was killed last week on the plantation of Mr. J. C. Goggans in No 5 Township. Mr. Isaac A. Blanton, of Camden, has leased the Newberry Hote! ...d took cha; ge on yesterday. The union services on next Sunday night will be held at the Thompson Street A. I. P. church, and thesermon will be preached by the Rev. W. S. Wightiman. Rev. John 1-I. Wyse, the new Lu tlicran pastor at Ponaria, was married December 24th, 1SS9, to Miss Grace 1. Heuderlite, of Marion, Va. He is ex pected to arrive at Poiaria next week. Mr. Harry H. Samuels and family left on yesteiday for their new home in Atlanta. We regret to lose Mr. and Mrs. Samuels from Newberry, but our best wishes will attend ther in their new honie. On Christmas day the members of Colony Lutheran Church presented their pastor, Rev. Dr. Holland, a hand sone silver pitcher neatly inscribed: "Front Colony Church. 1889." The presentation speech was made by Judge J. B. Fellers after service at the church. Mr. Henry W. Boyd, son of our fr;end C. F. Boyd, met with an acci de(t Christmas day. His horse was frightened at the repo -t of a gun while he was watching a party of hunters; throw'ng him from his buggy and breaking his leg. Mrs. S. H. Wa! ing who came to Newbcrry some weeks ago from Rich mond was married December 26, 1SS9 at the 2lethodist parsouage to Mr. J. C. Clark, of New Orleans, by Rev. W. S. Wightman. The couple left next morn ing for Florida. It would seem from this that Mrs. Warring did not come for the postoilice. The railroad commissioners to-day examined and accepted 6,290 feet of the Columbia, Newberry and Laurens Railroad, being all of the line witnin the limits of this city and county, with 670 feet of the iron bridge across Broad River. The acceptance of the work will enable the railroad company to receive the benefit of the bonds voted in its aid by Columbia township. - Columbia Special to News and Courier, 1st. Mules! )Iaes i We w;i have a carload of Mules at our stables in New'eerrv on Saturday. Give us a call. J. P. & T. C. PooL. Personals. Mr. M. S. Epstin, of Columbia, drop ped{ iU to see us last week. Mr. and Mrs. Burr B. Kinard, of Ninety Six, spent several days in New berry last week. Miss Blanche Gritfith, of Lewiedale, is visiting the Misses Wheeler. M iss Jennie McCaw, of Greenville, is visiting Mrs. W. E. Peiham. Miss Grace Turner, of Columbia. is visiting Miss Alice Hornsby. Mr. F. Werber, Jr.. who spent his vacation at home in Newberry re turned last week to resume his duties in Washington. Miss Lizzie Ruff is visiting Mrs. C. P. Scott. Miss Annie Myers, of Le:.ington, Ky., is spending the winter in New berry with her brother, Mr. J. C. N vers. Miss Eimna Hale, of Clinton, is visit ing Mrs. C. P. Scott. Mr. Henry T. Fellers has returned to Newberry County and will live with father-in-law M r. Spea.'man near Salu M. J. D. Chalmers, of Abbeville, was on a visit to relatives in Newbeerry last week Cot. John F. Hobbs was in the city last week. He has closed up his busi ness in South Carolina and left for Australia via Atlanta and San Fran cisco. Miss M'nnie Monts reto ned to her home in Prosperity, S. C., on Monday. During her brief stay in WaIhalla she made many wa'rm fiends.-Waihalla Courier. John F. Speck bas had Z3 years' ex prience ini Watch, (lock and Jewelry repairng. Try him for fine and com pieated work. t.f. Fair Notice?! .\ll persons indlebted to us mxust come forward aind settle their accounts at once. We need thne money and must have it. SMITH & WEARN. WANTED ! EVER YBODY 10 K NOW TH AT "RED)UCED IS THE WORD" AT SMITH & WEARN'S ON CLOTHING. READ THEIR AD. tf Great Bar;;ains. Pianos and Organs of best make and most reliable, at low prices for cash, or on easy termis. Write for particulars, or see me. L. A. HawKINs, tf Newberry, S. C. Doi't forget that Robertson & Gilder have their Opening on the 10th. Fancy Goods can be had there for very little money. W all-Pockets, Pocket Books, Dressing Gases, Card Cases, Beautiful Fases of the latest designs, Pot Pouri Jars, Cut Glass Bottles of C'ologne. Flagons. Cups and Saucers, and other things t?o numerous to mention. We intend to sell the above goods at very lw fgures. so it will pay you to give us a call before buying~ elsewhere. tf. If you want a nice Bugiy and Hiar ness go to John P. Fa:nt's, two doors from Postoiliee. I will sell you the best Waon for the lest money. tf. Christmas in Newberry. Christmas in Newberry pas=el of quietly and pleasantly. No aiitlent= or mishaps of any consequence and so far as we know every one has had a pleasant week of it. On Christmas day service was held at the Lutheran church and a sernon was preached by the pastor. A Christmas service was held at the Lutheran church on Sunday night last by the Sunday school consisting -.f a recitation by Miss Sallie Wheeler, a short address by the pastor, e:celleit music led by Mrs. P. Robe:-tson. and Scripture reading in concert by the school. The attendance upon this ser vice was large and everything pa.-sed off pleasantly. On last Sunday afternoon a special Sunday school service was held inl the0 PresbyLerian church; the address to tLe school was delivered by Rev. )r. Cozhy. Seventeen beautiful hymiin lool,s were awarded to as many scholars for perfect recitat'ons in the catechis'mi. On Monday night a deiightful enter tainient and Christmas tree was had at the residence of -Mr. R. L. McCaugh rin for the school, when a nice presen t was given each member of the school. The W. C. T. U. bad a pleasant meeting on Tuesday afternoon, when Geo. B. C:onier, Esq.. delivered an address. Revs. C. P. Scoot, W. C. Sebacifer, J. S. Cozby and W. S. Wighmainar, were all nicely renembered during the week by the members of their respec tive churches with niany nice and sub stant ial things. A pleasant ball was held at the New berry Hotel on Thursday ni: lit, whe;-e lovers of the dance enjoyed themselves for several hours. A ltogether the week has been a pleasant and happy on in Newberry. You will save money by examining my stock of Buggies, Wagons. Whips and Lap Robes before buying else where. Joux P. FANT. tf Busiaess Changes. There have been several business changes in Newberry beginning with the new year. 'We mention herein those that we have been able to hear of. M. Foot, Jr., has sold out and will in future, after a course in the U niversity of Virginia, devote his time and talents to the practice of the law. His old stand will be occupied by O. Klettner, who moved in yesterday. E. M. Evans, who has for a number of years been with 0. H. P. Fait, has withdrawn and William A. Fant takes an interest with his father, the style of the firm being O. H. P. Fant &- Son. Frank B. Mcintosh and Jas F. Todd have formed a copartnership under the firm name of McIntosh & Todd, and will conduct the grocery business at the corner lately occupied by W. A. Kinard. As noted last week, Wright & J. W. Coppock have sold out to Blalock and Green. J. R. Green goes out of the liquor business arnd will devote his time to the business of the nev- firm. J. T. Mayes is now with S. P. Boozer & Son. T. Q. Boozer will conduct the liquor business at the Newberry Hotel .ar lately occupied by J. R. Green. Mr. Robert M1iller will have chrrge of this store. Wanted ! Wanted ! ! Everybody that owes us to pay iup NOW. f. PEOPLES & JOHINSON. AMinter & Jamieson are opening upl a full line Bay State Boots and Shoes, every pair guaraniteed1 to give satisfac tion. tf. h elena H erald ings. Mr. J ink J1. Piis.of Charlestorn(ou n ty, returned last 3londay. Mr. W\ul Divver is back from a vist to Chester.. Mr. and Mrs. W?n. F. Wright have returned to their home near Tylersv ilIle. Miss Cora Pitts, of this county, hans been visiting Miss Carrie A brams. Miss B. E. Grcneker, has closed a pleasant school session of ten mionths at Chappells an'] returned homie. Sans Souci's retreat was enlivened during the holidays by several little fays and merry sprites, who bridged the years over which he traveled wvith them into fairy land. But Mamie and Dempy and little Frank with "duck" have gone "way up," and the souinds of their happy, silvery voices have inn cted away like sweect bells over the lea. There was a nice little pound party at Mr. Wmn. Zobel's last Fridav night. Mr. A. C. .Jones ima:de a neat 111ti address before the Sunday-school last Sunday afternoon. Mr.W. F.Wright spoke at the purayer meeting very happily last Suinday night. Mr. R. H. Grenreker, superintendent of the Helena Sunday-school durig the past t wo years, has resigned and is succeeded by Rev. A. J. Bowers. The unity of the school has been preserved. Its wor~k has been both harmonious arnd prosperous. It being a union Sunday school the late superintendent thought it best to have a reorganization. Thre following are the officers and teachers for the ensuing year: Rev. A. J. Bow ers,superintendent; Mr. J. D. Shealy,as sistant; B. E. Julien, librarian, secre tary and treasurer; R. H. G:-enek-er,I first Bible class ofyoung ladies; A rthur Kibler, second Bible class of young la dies; Miss Mary Zobel, intermediate male class; Miss Mary Mangumi, inter mediate female class; Mrs. Kate Coates. infant class. We hope soon to have a class of older people under the guid ance of the superintendent. We wish a happy new year and a year of peace arnd prosperity to the lit te community a;nd all is interests.and to The News arid Hcrald arnd its mny readeis. SANS Sutw. A Duty to Yourseir. It is suirprising that pcople will use a connorn ordinary pill whren they can secure a valuable Eniglish one for the same mfoneCv. Dr. Ackekr's Enalish pills are a p'osj/ir:ceure for sic-k-hlad ache and( all liver troule. T hey are smal. sweet, easily taken and do rnot grip. Sold by Belcher, Houseal & Kib Lr, opposite Postoflice. Boots! Boots! Boots! Boots enouigh for every body. and( at lowest prices at Minter & Jamiesons. tf reIIece ateiy va;atei by J. N. \\ h:at. -lpen<ting! tl:i"r hl;+ hitl a -at bltine. j!il I ri'ate pl!rt m a1 :d dea lan1:u t"s ie-t awi:lle. 1i.'. E. a -I:LV n. { f ii:. a k* , Va., ".iit h:1'i us: (-tlun:, a a \t wit1 his m:,l,tlwlt. itheri an aii her r in e t i. . C 'I; Shepad, of t! :e whitd w.y a few_ dhi ar:!t hils ia:y Ior miae r riendr a:n i.a-d rn(I . co:. John11 F. 11'lbtt, cti .',ii ralia :. hae time.. H i: to imering awl \".xti t1 d iiatf Iar + a . i::t cy " It ailioui tlle. 1Ld :+! 1eits aid i 1t itehigent (o el:'.it e ". :i.o - Do.-. D. e. D'iler, tf l "enri i at l)ile taking a n t, :l+i en +- : iny to reCupr:, hiSf hih lie A ow ul entdiot : tfew i --. e the plan tati on . iorge T. ani .1 . . ' the1t i i!d ftl I v"iile, -1pett their ( hr:lnec e: o wLith ter pIr es ti iEn . t!('\y hie a y to their bisin.h-.,. Es. A.). 11:t iwn air at.ie :ay aent a del i-Iigt(u aIcd 1a'p It:IIm ! aymiondg their old :--iates ai:av wi' their p,areit:s, broftei:-s (i i-t,era. Onere:s wFridy ati (lci,i f. in.,ithe O t h e l : i . utn o n im "e - wv i i i t l t t trani,act.ed. r. W-. Ji. Ioiani of iv":-n wood, Ii: v i:,1tlng at horetl. : r. S. S. 1it-e wl s,i avc her: for the "wiol fr het' Gw.t young iln, is len s att. A full tt not of the members t. thu Farmers' Alliance is desired xli 1 Frida, mor, amng o athe ipon business, that of he clatople(ion f se cuing coiereit dtl rilis for in other year i oe cnseIn mated. An ecei cly pleasrant afair cain ofU on last womba light at the resi dence of 3r. A. H. Kl:t,lml in the way o a candy pltulig. in whiebh a i nnmber o guests ptartieipatedl. tit down exlns s is t hie trler of th< day, and this orning, loouedy t-s (luite a nulInher of itks, tc-., a eU e here wil be an electiou !'i" ior"li of the Y. N1. '. A. on 'tli-siny night _'itil c dci tc1St. i-e 31--. E. u r. i olh l felie d+ atl ei nently appropi late addi'ess b,ei'ore the T. N1. C. A .. in Girace chltreb, to ala:gt congieoaiion. _Mr. Nohi is earneitl. e aged in the work for the Master alnd is using his talents in that dir c tion. The gre-Pat want of the churl: to-day is more young Ien likle Mr, Kohu, more men to reali.e the impor" tance of the declaation of the ilaster ".r'very man to his work." ".Iore niet: who. make relious dues and el iouIs work prim ary andL nlost --t eond:I'y washo un~dy~ Sco etetinment pn Grace Church ow i asi ha lt fiendi culd have~ wishe it to be.o Teve hsic drdpes ets. eall e::ellyaiew' destrited among qte achilden a. youngt(tIi Vn folko.Thr as n'o ta litikwa oneIpesent ig wa over c ~ lookedf.The every body lda young we*iont om higherlL amitrng. s thoug someha painl ec iden ot for .edo wee ona Chr im. iOuriei h frind hg b.eP. n Haron,hi wspue lainigto ws ittl boys xte use ad dagr of ai 'roet.l Has cslastionig the ontte heows toen lst the fuseunst oso far no ue frthetr,i tengte iifc t hyoUlet i n lytoo far the lt was .wpoeli hei luaal bucine them. voeurr had the fser igtedc wle.rohe~ was pab ng, and ring to ne If ist boy was not fnied when Che Procke . plode in Ure son han, andhe ha Physiceian, heaslu i thayself. o of (:raeChe for the enellyft itof tie Parone was eicil qui a ucess The lu105 tinet ,no ltrel/dfop.. * n - finh s wa kl had: boecaing ont for Iwo.iweek. was nbw announced.XX rh voin becamc somwhtpirbed ni d iutit wi inady annonced tht 1 he' baoh i wai >,ed ais n'ousuai ail unqu on lte nboy being eaI t i Iuh ca e dtoewb nos meansi reprsen -thei numbe ti; i otes. iMi02 lady toi wimie glt a awuare eve boy et home happyta. -een. We rekm lo.Th tui! brough 'o;.i Ye!t1-a e t :.n1 w ir:tfor aycas of kzCatarrh thaet-can nottti he cu by' tak in Hal's : 00a1rh F.i u. \C\ EN: E &tOlV gI.. tPrp tii, Whe the-vci rneieed hav kn'own 4c. J.b~ Chenefr. fh t 15iyias, and1 be.t lirv ho1it erfe' cty hhrl inu all WausKi Kible&ran.N A Go!den Wedding and Fatniiy Reunio M1'r. (e:ge A. Counts. Jr., and his tr,:ioable Wift, of No. 10 Township, tchi,rated on Tuesday their golden j w"";".iding, the fiftieth anniversary of their married life, and at the same time 7 had a famitiy reunion. They have had ] eve-n chi'.ren, all of whomt are living ( adt we(-re pr.eent at the golden wed iing of their parents. We doubt ex- E ceedingly if there as another case in S.uthiii Carolit :a where two persons have lived togetler for lifty years as man and wife, and had the fortune to rear a family of eleven children, all of whom v could enjoy the pleasure of attending the fiftieth anniversary of the marriage of their parents. .ix of the eleven I children are daitghters, all of whom are miarried. The five sons, three of wioi are miarriedl-all ha' ing reached their iajority . The daughters are -Mrs. John W. Monts, Mrs. A. H. \Vieeler, Mrs. John F. Banks. and i rs. (i. B. Bea in, all o this county: :11u1 _rs. Isaiah Hialtiwanger, of Le: inngton County, and Mrs. A. D. Halti wanger, of Columbia. The sons are 1 .ln1 A. Cou-its, Walter P. Counts, Er nest 0. Counts and Rev. H. P. Counts, all of Newberry, and Prof. W.A. Counts, of Le-:ington. There are forty-four grand children living and seveu dead. ]'wo great grand children living and one dead. Mr. and Mrs. Counts are enjoying good health, and we wish thei many more years of usefulness and hIappiness. NOTES FROM EXCELSIOR. Christmas has come and gone, and we now enter upon the duties of another yea<. 1) iss Hai net Cook has been spending sormetime with elatives in thiscommu t nity. Mr. Harrison Nates, of near New berry, has been spending severat days with relatives in the community. Master Lelon Schumpert spent a ew of the io-day's with relatives in N ewberrv. f Iev. and Nl es. J. C. Boyd, of Prosper ity, spent Thursday in this commu nity .the guests of Mr. J. T. P. Crosson's family. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Long, of John stoue comniunity paid a brief visit to this contnunity on last Tuesday and attended the Christmas tree at the Academy in the af ernoon. The Ch risl mas season passed off very quietly in this neighborbood, and the weather was all that could be desired. Some few entertainments given during the holitjays were enjoyed very much by the young folks of the cotnmu:ity. A large sized map has recently been placed in the Academy building. This will ce"tainly be a great advantage to teacher and pupils. Mr. James D. Kinard, after spending the holidays under the par'ental roof, returned to New berry College on Mon day. We are pleased to learn that the College is full of stqdents and in a fine wor kiur condition. Such an institu t ion is an honor to any town or city. \lr. J. E. Long and sister, Miss Mary, of R.dge Road sectio.J, visited "elaaves ini this commun'ty last week. M r. James Kinard. of Pelzer. after speu(ii og sev-ral dlays with rela- ives in this communii. returned home on MIonday last. A letter received .omx N r. Ji. WUlee Siogley and family, who left th:s com-~ munnity a short time ago fo.: Tesas, states that they have reached their desLinatiou and are well pleased w'th tht( ir new home. Mr. J. S. Werts and family will leave th is wveek for their new home at Saluda. Owing to the illness of Mr. E.L S. Werts, of Vi rgida, Mr. Werts and family were detaiuea f'omn mlov'g ts we previoudy slated. Oni Tuesday evening (24) a Ch--istmas tree wi.s given at the Academy build ing for the enjoy ment of the school and son roundl nug comnmuuity. At 2 o'clock the e::ercises commenced and were op,eoed with prayer by the Rev. J. C. lloyd of Prosperity which was fof'owed wit u a s weet piece of violin music after which Rev. C. A. Niarks delivered an interesting addiess suitable to the occa sion. A Ler another piece of music nie:; t thing in order was to deliver the nice reseats the tree contained which made many a little heart to rejoice tbat they hail returned to the academy if not1 for the purpose of studying. We compliment t be e:;eellent music fur n ishied for the occasiou by Messrs J. A. hinard and J. D. K'(ard on violins. The at tenodance was hi ege a nd the occa Isioni ih .-oughout was a pleasant and enjoyable amlu'. We will close by re Iturn'ing thiaints to our kind and obliig lng teacher for so pleasant an afternoon and we hope to witness nmany more such plieasaut occasions. School re opiefedl on Monday morning. Sic MA. W by do you take your Watches and Cloicks and .Jewelry to botches to be rutlined when John F. Speck will sepair Ithem it l fist class style at a reasonable ice. tf. Eddy Bros. have opened up a new Mtock of Famuily Groceries, Confection eries, .lruits, Cigars, Tobacco, &c., at lta:nage's old stand. Give them a call. _____________ tf. The Verdict Unanimous W. D. suit. Druggist. Rlippus. Ind., testifies: "I can~ recomnwndei( Elctric Bitters as the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has iven~ relief in every case. One man took six bottles, and was cured of Rheumatism ofl10 years' standing.'' A braham Hlare. druggist, 'tellville, Ohio. affirms: "The best selling mecdicine I hatve ever handled In my 0 years' experiene,. is Electric Bitters." Thousands of others have a.led their test:mony. so that thle verdict i.s unanimious that Electric Bitters dto cure all udiseas'es ot the Liver. Kidlneys or Blood. Only a half dollar a bottle at Robert son & G;iider's. 7-21-1t. Absolutely Pure This powder never. varies. A mary I mtityv,strengrth and wholesom<mess.d 'e-:ical than the ordinary k'il and can nit)t be sold iu comnpetition with the mu I I it ude low test, short weIght alrmn or Pholt nhate powder. Sold only In <ans. LoYAL .. . N ... DE Co... . , r 0in Wi'1 st.. N. Y. MAEfIED. Deceinler 24, 1SS9, by Rev. J. Haw in.s, D. 3A. Maj. P. E. Wise, of Pros erity, and Mrs. Allie U. Haigler, o laigler, Orangeburg County. Deceit, ber 24th, 1889, by Rev. M. J Spting, Mr. Noah E. Taylor and Mie: t. Ellen Nichols-both of -Newberry ountv. December .35th, 1839, by Rev. W. C. cbaeilfer, Mr. Augustus L. Knight, of mtior, anid Miss Le.~ie D. Felker, o1 iew berry. December '.3tb, 1889, by Rev. J. A. ligh, Mr. Jacob Koon and Iiss Luia C. Aull, daughter <.f Mr. Geo. B. Aull 11 of Newberry County. December Z,th, 1889, by Rev. J. A. ~lighi, Mr. Jamies Baleintirse anid Miss arrie Riser, daughter of Mr. Jaits A. iser--all of New berry County. December 24th, 1889, bv Rev. W. S 1ightmnu, M1r. Martin Berry and Mis Eannie J. Tidwell-both of Factor tille, New ber--y. December 31st, 18s9, Dr. B. F. Duc; , of Greenwood, s. C., and Mis klice Erown, of Br:stol Centre, ,inn December 24th. 1889, at the residene >f the bride's father, -1r. Adam Mayer >y Rev. J. A. Sligh, Mr. D. Q. Wilsoi Lud MIrs. Ella Derrick. 'A Presents r the rm THE LAXATIVE ANC sLT'%MCL3 JUl ' -OF T - FIGS OF CA , Combined with :n virtues of pia .. tO 'e most benefi. ia t. ma system, furming a - <able and effective iaxativ. :ma nently cure Hbitu pation, and the ma-:y d. (e pending on a weak er in..ctive condition of the KIDNEYS, LIVER At9 CS. It is themtos:ecxcellen- r-,ned'-^ra to CLEAISE THE SYS TEM c FECTA.LY When one is tiNous or un.pa.d PURE BLOOD, REFhEK: SLE' HEALTH and 5-PE ACTH NATURALLY F"-LLOW. Every one is usin , it and all are delighted with it. ASK YC:F DTUGG'ST FC' MANUA ).!!.Y EY CALIFORI'A i SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. WSVILLE, KY NEW YORK, N. 1. W. E. PELHAM, AGENT, NEWBERRY, S. C, Advertised Letters. POST OFFICE. NEWBERRY, S. C. List of letters unclaimed and advertise< flecember 3i, 1889. 3oyd, Miss Mary Jane Jones, James care Dave Sube e Ki ard. jn Ja le >rya.. Jacob )'c,Jri~1 2 3rice, WV HL,da,Jne 3yrd. Mi1ss Me -thLa ,'y,Jn 'oudis Rev ilea eP P:e,s a 'o<mer, Miss Li .da Tye.E~~ 'roine., Pre sy lia ihl DeWa. Irw. L Sze.er isAic Denv:sir w l Sm.Eio odnamo,J io.l ~ e. raok'in, BRB ~ o~ di sar.e-,T B2? 0rtIi>i, Dur'.. :nh Wdri.Jh Iohson L ie VlLansa, MJ as Peron cllig or ies l'e,e-s M;1 a E)i-h~ReIl,W P.M He Shwed HeeGoo Serse.01 )f ivey ispsiton hey H.'sae godimpesson n tez'r Miusblicytei knowi nly to en o he J ighL rdr i to be sw,te dr mme s not behind his fellor. Cap. R ir:ke , on ro. trhe waosidel J o eade'sn men Linzze Soho, wries:y lothfron. yo a s ttle,:o, r Xstmoa. and'os callingaTi for myee e.t' 'lla ayithfevere adwverd. ad h oo ppeite SE. ha noBT. se m. He hafshewedttle beore Seshe.hd Ourll taeln e appt a reaned me >felivel isositin. elln makei rhis gmresonc soldhpb by ethei Sgaingmanrseutwente.r entllen wit kind dI spTheti known only Stor men ofted ighesit >reristo h shon,sthen drume lfis o end s feld as.qat. C.a Eoke,'i" nofte m oispt iey stocw. RCctraeigmn nteSuthl wits:" Zo.rm o btl F. WesGt.r lasmCahigayawTonc Handsmeit withn everean was ve wak Landy ha Aso apeie. lihe hao Lused ora ecithaiaf h ottl for!e cheada orerletaptt dz Stregane he mtrenthwth toni atshiVn rapiisot. liseve tto be itn exrcellen u onc~.a roh. is grea~ ToniMwti' i ts sol e oerso I l(l opeth ne' H iANDSO Ett SToCK tcr Ait the Book torel on Wednbtedy oth 11thsNw )sceero instnsu ona Al rie etlnd t and wuitane ar lt ca:" e iinioudt inspect Her namek PAr. uterLu Z ThFwrt WIG.Ha. SometCo. hingbNe nd.e Handsoeet b Ctea orero D idr rg Store. t win..+ nanarian & Guder's Drnst Store. .'THE GRE f BIG Miner Hotel Jeboff x1WE CUT THE +$22 500 TO BE CDNYER1 From Saturday morning tl will continue until December January 1st, 1890. 10 PIECES FINE DRESS GOO1 Pieces All Wool Cashmere, sol 18 PIECES BLACK CASHMERE 18274 cents. PIECES DRESS GOODS, from 0 price regardless of cost. CAL=COES AJNrI Tc BE mT NDE[ A-We crrrv a full stock CLOAKS AND WRAPS to be BLANKETS! Twenty-nine Pair Brown Blankets n now at $2.67. Our $4.50 White Blanke row at $4.00. Our $6.00 White Blan Blanket now at $8.00. TABLE DAMASI The largest stock to select from at L< seys thrown in. All must go, REGARDLE SHOES! SHOE For Men, Women and Children, in look at them. O~TR CLC MUST: --January OUR GENTS Furnishin And Good Stock. Fine Dress Shirts, ] Shirts and Shirts of all kinds, Henime Silk, Linen and Cashmere, for the Hol WEAR, COLLARS, CUFFS AND H of the Latest Styles. WSend down your orde .TO] CC sa Main street. NEW STORE!I I HAVE OPENED A CHOICE line of Family Groceries, Confec tioneries, Cigars and Tobacco, in Lane's Red Front Building opposite e Mrs. S. A. Riser's. I will make you happy if you give mte a call, as I will ,sell you goods cheaper than any body. -Call and be convinced. I will pay the highest prices foi SCountry Produce. T. G. WILLIAMS, e- Main Street, Newberry, S. C. $95,000,000. S]O YOU WISH ANY OF IT? 15 youe do, procure a policy witti "TeNew York Life." It will giv< el yokein protection and sure profit. Alf kinds of desirable policies writteu. Ifyuare contemplating insurane'. e you will find it to your interest t< a write to, or call on r A. P. PIFER, Newberry, S. C. 2Settle Up. if All persons indebted~ to me wilt please call and settle at once, at 1must have money. Ver y respectfully, ILEY W. FANT. GYNECOLOGY. I WILL CURE THE DISEASES of women in those who mxay apply to rme for relief. Those in advance< life, and those in married and virgit life, and the diseases that have existe< for more than twenty years, all can hi cured, andI the patients restored to goo health in a few months. P. B. RUFF, M. D. -iCE JNOW THRK .ASiniid standard opular Medcal Teaieo the Errors of Youth, Premnature~ D)ei2in. N,i vo:z. and Physical Debility, Imopurities of the Iloo. li.:aulting irom Folly, Vice, Tgnoran.ce. E.xucenes or for Work, Busines, the arrnedr ntia l 1!t Avoid unskilful pretenders. P'essess thi a rest wor. It contain30p ag, roya Svo Beautful 1,ps.aid, concae in plan wrapper. illus distinguishe author, Wim. I. Parker, M. D., re ceived the COLD AND JEWELLED MEDAL from the National Medical AssocIatIon, PHYSICAL DEILTYA Dr.Parkerandace of Assistant Physicians may be consulted. conii T PEntAlybmai or In person, at the e3of ie o.4uhc t, osto. kMas., to wa a e You wili fid .John' P. Lat's h<ad jand Lap Robes two dloors froim 'i ooffem if. AT SALE THE e, Golumbia, 8. C. PRICES DOWN.V 1 Goods+ ['ED INTO CORBl is Great Sale commlences and 31st, a day before taking stock. S, worth 25 cents now sold at IS cents. d at 50 Cents, now sold at 20 cents. formerly sold at 50 cents, now sold at 5, 8j, 10, 12. and 15. We have cut th GINomA.BMS.y IsOI.1i) A.T COST. WEAR. - and they must be sold.. sold at W0 per cent. off of the price. BLANKETS ! ! )w at 89 cents. Our 83.25 White Blanket t now at $3.50. Our $5.00 White Blanket ket now at $5.00. Our $10.00. White [ AND TOWELS. west Prices Possible. Fifty dozen Jet - SS OF COST. S!! SHOES!!! all grades at half price. Don't fail to DT-I Gt BE SOLD -~~ 1st., 1890. g GOODS is COMPLETE lannel Shirts, Red and White, Under I Stitched Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, in iday Trade, also, our stock of NECK MT., always a complete stock on hand rs ~LUMBIA, S, C. WSTIN BB.Os rI.'Htel. Jeel'O2e. STATE OF SOUTH CARiOLINA COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-IN PROATECOURT. By J. B. Fellers, Esq., Probate Judge. XTBEREAS. John M. Kinard, as CC.P., hathr made suit to mue to grant him Letters of Administration4 of the derelict Estate and eflects of Joh n G. Kinard, deceased: These are, thcrefore, To cite and ad monish all arnd singular the kindred and creditors of tihe said John G. Kin ard, deceased, that they be and appear before mec, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Newberry Court House, on the 23d (lay of' January next, after publicateon hereof; att 11 o'clock in the forenooni, to show cause, if any they have, wihy theC said Administratiorn should not be granted. Givenr underrmy hand this 6th day of December. A. D., 1889. J. . FEL l.E RS, J. P. N. C. wnFor 1890 Consider ?cinNE R's MAGAZINE when whnyou are deciding upon your reading matter for next season. "The subscription a: .e is low--.3.00 a year, The standard of'the Magazine is high. Its spirit progressive, The illustrations are interesting and of the best. There is not space here to give even a summnrary of the features totiappear next year, but arnong other thingrs there will be a NEW DEPARTENT and ADDITIONAL PAGES, and groups of illustrated artick-s will be devoted to the following subjects: A frican E'xploration and Travel. Lire on a Modern, W~ar Shp '$arties', Home in City, Suburb, and Conntry, Providing Homes through Building Associations. The Citiz~en's Rtights. Electricity in the llouseh:old. Ericsson, the Jnventor, by his-Author Ized lllograLpher, H unting. Iunmorous Artists. Aimerican. at,d For eig. There will be 3 serials. Rtobert Louis stevenso,n will,contrib [ ate ini 1890. Each subject, and there will be a great variety tis year. will be treated by writers most competeunt to speak with authority and interest. Readers who ~ are interested are urged to send for a prospect us. .__ :25 cents a number; $ILO; for 4 months. CHARLES SCRIBNERt SONS. 72 B3roadwar. New York. -GRATEFUL-COMFORTIlNG E PP S'SCOCOOA.A BREAKFAST. "R.y a thorough kn.owledge of the naturn, law,, which govern t he op'*rnt ons of digestion and nutrition and by a careful ap' lication of t he flne properties of wel-se:er-t Cocoa, Mr I Epps has' proivided our breakfast tables with delicately fiavoured beverage whieb muay sa'.e us n.any heavy doctor'' bills. It is by the Jud li;ius use of .such articles of diet that a counstirution mnay b, grar!ually built up un til strong' eno,ugh t(o resimst e-very tendency toe diseas'.. Hndreds 'f subtle mnaladiesq are tioa eluiga arounid us read y toe attack wherever there is a weak pou t. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well for notse rne"Cvl~ricGztetitled with pure blood arid -a properly I Made smnp'y wi h r,oi!ing water or rmlk. Sold only in half-pound tin,,, by (Grocers, HOmmlo?path*iic l.hemi'Ls. Lonidoni, England.