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ELBERT H. AULL, EDITOR. ELBERT H. AULL, Proprietors WM. P. HOUSE P r . NEWBERRY. S. C. C I WEDiESD1Y. 1OYEIBE, 19. 1892. IT SHOULD BE DONE. General F*rley recommends in his message to the Legislature the appro priation of a sufficient sum to perfect r the Confederate rolls and gather what information can be had in regard to South Carolina's record in the South ern Confederacy. The suggestion is a good one and should receive favorable consideration at the hands of our law-makers. The rolls now on file in the Adjutant Gen eral's office in Columbia are very in complete and in many cases very full of errors. Even now it is a difficult matter to get a record of our South Carolina sol diers and the longer the matter is de layed the more difficult it will be to gather such information. We had some experience the past summer in getting a record of New berry's part in the war, and we know bow difficult and even almost impossi ble It is to get a true and correct record of the names of the men who took part in this conflict. But if the work is undertaken now a great deal of valuable information can be obtained and the rolls can be pretty correctly made out. Our experience has been that the old soldier's recollec tion of events :of those trying days is remarkably good and accurate. By all means let the Legislature make provision for the collection and publication in permanent form of South Carolina's part in this greatest of mod ern warfares. It will be of incalculable value after awhile and even now. And the record should contain more than a bare state ment of names. The Legislature meets next Tuesday. - The Orangeburg Enterprise is now a semi-weekly. We trust it may be able to prosper as such. Dwyer, the bporting man of New York city, who lost so much money on Sullivan in New Orleans, won $89, 000 on the result of the Presidential election. The suggestion has been made from some of the counties for a system of county courts. We think the idea is a good one. The Legislature will do well to give the matter some thought ful consideration but it should not be tacked on the county government bill introduced in the last Legislature. A system of county courts could be devised which would give us a more speedy and less expensive administra tion of justice both on the criminal and civil side of the court. Of course the jurisdiction of the court would be limi ited and only small amounts and the minor offences could be adjudicated therein. If we are not mistaken the idea was advocated by Gov. Sheppard in his admiral message to the Legislature several years ago, but that should be no argument against the measure. Cleveland got 1,600 more votes in New York city than Tammany. The candidates for position under Mr. (leveland are numerous and in a hurry." There will be no lack of mate rial from which to select. There will be a grand change all around. The editor of The Herald and News has not yet decided what be will take. Of course Mr. Cleveland will not over look our sorvices to him. But we are in no hurry. Just anything that has a good salary and no work will an swer. The Herald and News gave its read ers the result of the great Democratic victory last week on the, morning after the election. And we didn't hold back our publication for a day. We got there that morning along with the dailies. The result of the election last week was the grandest victory ever achieved by the people of this country-in war or in peace. Mr. Watson's paper states that no tice has been served on Gov. Northen that Mr. Watson will contest the elec tion in the tenth Georgia district. Thos. F. Gilroy, Mayor-elect of New York, has a majority of 73,861, which was the greatest since 1888, when the ma jority for mayor was .54,274. The State Board of canvassers meets in Columbia to-day to canvass the re turns. The weather for the Fair is auspi cious and no doubt there will be large crowds in Columbia. Solicitor Scbumpert is a candidate for United States District Attorney under Cleveland for the District of South Carolina. Mr. Schumpert is one of the foremost lawyers,in the State and has made a most excellent prosecuting attorney for the State, and would make a most efficient prosecut ing attorney for the District of South Carolina. He has the unanimous en dorsement of ibe bar of Newberry. Mr. Cleveland could not do better than to appoint Mr. Schumpert. The Republican National Committee had a campaign fund of $3,000,000 and closed their shop last Friday in defeat and $89,000 in debt. The Democratic Committee, with less( than a third as much money, secured a great victory, and doesn't owe a cent. Which party is best able to take care of the country?( The Republican papers on the morn ing after the election were like theje little boy the calf ran over. What they, i T Mr. T. H. Carter, Chairman of tb Cational Republican committee, thu ceounts for Republican defeat: "Returns show that we have bee efeated by a pronounced majorit3 'he defeat can only be attributed tor ,ctiou against the progressive policit f the Republican party." The "progressive policies", no doub an be understood to mean high tarif ension robbery, force bills and sue ike. The wonder is the people did n< ebel long ago against these"progressiy olicies." The fact is the Republican party ay behind the times. It is at least uarter of a century behind the pros ess of the country. What do Mr. Keitt, Mr. Halfacr< dr. Crotwell, Mr. Perdue, and tL ther signers of the Third party call i his county, think of the situation nov Ve wonder if they do not feel a litt; onely. Where are you at anyho entlemen? And Tom Watson has been d< aated. This is good news for ti )emocracy. That was really the ha le ground for the Third party in tl outh. If Mr. Watson had bee lected it would have given hope 1 he Third party people in the South. But really we feel a kind of sympi by for Mr. Watson. He is bright an harp and might have done somethir or himself. But his ambition was t< reat. He wanted to become famou tnd in a certain way he has succeede< It sometimes happens that a your nan lets his ambition o'erleap itsel We have seen one or two such cases i >ur day before Mr. Watson. SENATOR HILL TO WED. His Affianced Said to be a Southern Bea ty Who Resides in Georgia. NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-The Adve :iser says: "David B. Hill's bacheli lays are numbered. When he returi :o Washington in December to resun his place in the Senate it's altogeth probable he will have a partner wit Aim. The lady who is reported to has won the clever politician's heart is Southern eauty named Mrs. Fann [verson of Atlanta, Ga. She is ayour widow, and retains all the beauty young womanhood. Mrs. Iverson h three children, all boys." DENIES THE SOFT IMPEACHMENT. The report of Senator Hill's engag ment to Mrs. Fannie Iverson of A lahta is unequivocally denied. Sl met Senator Hill five years ago on 1 tirstvisit to Atlanta at one of the I eptions tendered him here. The i port of their engagement was circ lated a short while after Govern Hill's visit to Atlanta at that tir and the report has been revived at i tervals. OFFICIAL COUNT IN OHIO. Only One-fourth Counted, but it Looks Fi orable to the Democrats. COLUMBUs~, OHIO, November 14. Returns for fifteen more counties we received by the Secretary of Statet day. The forty-six counties nc counted cast about one-fourth of t entire vote. They give W. A. Tay] (Dem.)122',471, S. M. Taylor (Rep.) 12 Dan ford, head of the Republican,eli toral ticket, has 122,383 and other I pulican electors 121,542 votes. Stewar head of Democratic electoral ticket, b 123,240 and others 122,401 votes. S.] Taylor runrs behind the electoral tici Democratic figures show that Tayl (Dem.) is elected Secretary of StateI about 600, and that withobt doubt J. Steward, (Dem.) Presidential elect< the first on the ticket, chosen by a re sonable plurality. A SURPRISE OF SURPRISES. 5eKnleys Distriet Carried by a Den cratic Candidate. A LLI ANCE, OHno, Nov. 10.--Probat one the biggest surprises of Tuesda: balloting was the election of Dr. Geor P. Ikirt, (Dem.) in this, McKinley district. Complete returns wipe c the usual Republican majority of 2,2 and elect Ikirt to Congress over Thou R. Morgan, of this city, Republica candidate, by a majority of 1,000. Clemson in Need of Money. [Special to News and Courier.] COLUMBIA, Nov. 13.-The rneeti: of the trustees of Clemson College< Friday for the first time in months hi every member of the board preser The meeting had been called to ma the report to the Legislature. Cha man Simpson will prepare the repo It was the sense of the board that appropriation be asked to finish tl work on the College. Unless the Legi lature makes the desired appropriati< the board states that it, will not be at to open the College next spring as co templated. It is desired that the Leg lature send a special committee to Cler son to look over the premises. Tj board says that it invites inspecti< and hopes that the State will se~e wbh bas been done. The work is very 'w4 advanced. The five houses for the pr fessors are nearly completed. Three them are already occupied. The dorn tory is practically completed and tI main building is well advanced. Ua less the Legislature makes an appropri ion things will be much delayed al 3mplicated. A Quartette of senators. PETERSBURG, Va., Nov. 14.-E enator William Mahone and Senatc uay and Cameron have gone to t] se'a Islands of South Carolina, whe :hey will be guests of Senator Butler, South Carolina. They intend to hui mnd fish. The Railroad Cases. WASHINGTON, D. C., November 1 -The United States Supreme Cou o-day advanced and set for hearir >nl the second Monday in January tI ases of 'Walter against the North"as rn Railroad Company. anti Kee igainst the Central Railroad Compall >f Souh Carolina. A Hint to Offiee-seekers. COLT2BIA, Nov.13 --The Richmor md Danville Road has caught a nov dea and to-day issued a neat hand >i11 with a neat picture of Clevelan mnd this clever advertisement: "Grover Cleveland is the man an he Richmond and Danville Railroa Piedmont Air Line) is the road1 Yash ington. Do you want to get the. ick before all the offices are taker o via the Richmond and Danvill bhree solid trains daily." A Newberry Artist's Work. A very fine oil portrait of the lai ol. H.'P. Hammnett can be seen at th rt store of Harry H. Smith. It is b Villiams Welch, the well known pa: rait painter of Columbia, and is on f the finest pieces of work ever see ri this city. It was painted from ho+og-nh-renville Ne. HE NEW BER1RY .L e I:ESULt OF TEH ELECTION. Pluralif ics in the Varloa States Accordrig to the Latest Returns. n. (..veland. Harrison. Weav( 5- Alabama............ 46,000 ... .. , Arkansas ........... 20,09) ... .. California.......... ... -. -- Colorado............ ... ... 4,0U( t, Connecticut....... G,00h --- .. , Delaware........... 574 ... ... h Florida............ 2 ,1)0 ... ... Georgia............ 80,00) ... .. >t Idaho ................ --- --. 50( e Illinois .............. 27,00) . .. Indiana............ 8,500 ... i Iowa.................. ... 10,0X0 .. a Kansas.............. ... ... 54X a Kentucky......... 36,50) ... .. Louisiana.......... 36000 ... .. Maine ............... ... 14,000 Maryland.......... 12,00) -- - Massachusetts ... ... 10,000 .. *Michigan ......... ,e Minnesota ......... ... 10,000 .. a Mississippi......... 20,00) ... .. Missouri............ 30,000 Montana............ ... 1,000 .. e Nebraska.......... ... ... 50, Nevada............ ... ... 30( New Hamp-b-a ... 2,500 New York......... 44,00) ... .. New .Tereey........ 14,700 . - - North Carolina.. 20,X0) ... . e North Da <ota.... ... ... 1,00( t- tO hio................. --- -- - e Oregon............... ... 7,00) Pennsylvania..... ... 60.00) .. n Rhode Island..... ... 2,500 .. :o South Carolina.. 40.000 ... .. South Dakota.... ... Tennessce ......... 65 000 .. .. Texas........ 80.000 ... .. d Vermont........ ... 21,000 .. g Virginia........... 50,000 .. O Washington...... ... 5,000 West Virginia... 5,000 . W isconsin......... 13,000 ... .. I Wyoming ......... ... 500 f. Totals............ 664,274 164,200 7,30( *Electors elected by Congress dis tricts; 7 electors for Harrison; 5 foi Cleveland. tl electoral vote for Cleveland, 22 foi Harrison. a- The Electoral College. Cleveland. Harrison. Weave Alabama ........... 11 r- Arkansas ........... . S >r California........... 9 is Colorado............ . e Connecticut....... 6 r Delaware........3 :h Florida .............. . 4 re Georgia.............. 13 a Idaho ............... ie Illinois ............. 4 ig Indiana............. of Iowa ................. .... 1 as Kansas............... ... Kentucky....... 13 Louisiana........... 8 Maine....................... . - Maryland ......... S Massachusetts.... e Michigan . Minnesota ........ .... 9 e Mississippi......... 9 ' Missouri............. 17 U Montana .......... .... 3 or Nebraska.......... .... S e, Nevada................ New Hampshire 11 New York......... 36 New Jersey........ 10 North Carolina.. 11 North Dakota.... - Ohio....... .......12 Oregon...........4 Pennsylvania........ 3 _Rhode Island......... re South Carolina.. .South Dakota..... .. 4 w Tennessee.......1 be Texas............ 5 or Vermont............4 1- Virginia. .......1 'Washington ..... c- West Virginia. SWisconsin........1 'd, Wyoming........... S Totals....... 27 4 etNeesar t coie ... .. Stats Re. D. F.. Alaam..... 3 ..9 . Arknss.... 4...... 6. Calfoni.... 3.. ..3 .. Colrao............. I Conetiut. 8... ... . Deawre........6. lyFlria..........15. . "~Gerga.... 7... ... 1. geIdho.........3.. P~ Ilnos.......... 8 4 ut dan........ ... .1 00ow...36.... .It) 1 85Kasa........ ...3 Loisan.. 1..... ... 6 Mane.... 9... ...4 Marlan....... ... Masacustt1.... .1 . Mineoa........ 4 . igMisisipi...... ... )nMsoui........ 2 13 id Mntan....... :t Ness'.ary.t.ch.ce.2.... or HoseofRersetaivs r- are notmnchange: .... Alabaa ................. ...3 95 Arnsas "r............ 14... . 21 . eNhCal ria............... I3 4 SCnooa................ 1-- --- Connectict.............. -3 Dlelaware .................2-- 21 1ly FSorida ....i............ .- - n-Ps t Geriako............--1 e Tenh ..s~............. 2 -- ~nTx's,Ilni...............-.. 1 t Verman.............. 2 1 00 l VIowia..................... 1 - as Kanas................... 23.. onKentucky.............. .....1. 4 LiWousin............ ...4 6 . Ma~Vin.............-.... ---. 1 Mayan..........-- - 6 . ainnota.............. 127 220 adMo Atanas............. 1-- - t- olrado .................. 2 of Neladar.........--..i- - Florewdampshir....2 t- ewoJrgi v..........-. mINwdahr................ 0 - 2 NohCarli........1 18 - s- Oio................---0 i >n Ieo................-- ... - - 4.Knsas.d ...a.......... .. . roth etCky.b.......2 . n Louhsaa ........... 2 -- - e Tennessne................... 8 - t Verylond............. 2 -- - y- Wachigtn............. 2 - - of Wesotair.ma......... 4 - Mi Wsonsna.............I 4 I ebryoming............. ..I a- Toal.................... 720 1 k ~w seraey. Adabama............ 2 -- d- Aortkakota........... -- -- Californi..........1I 1 - .Oro............. -0 - ePnslvania, reCnnecticut........ - . T elasare........-.-I 1 eVermo ntd.... .. .... .. - - GeoVrgina....... .. -- --. 2 yn sing......... ... - --- - rt estucky...i..... 2 -. - e iscnusina.......... 2 -. - W Ma in........ -. - -- T nota......... 4 4 -- yommg ....... . .. - -- - erwei. 44 41 4 Mr. Harvcy Heed Laceyville, 0. Catarrh, Heart Failure, Pa ralysis of the Throat t'I Thank God and Hood's Sarsa parilla for Perfect Health." "Gentlemen: For the benefit of suffering hu manity I wish to state a few facts: For several years I have suffered from catarrh and heart failure, getting so bad I could not work and Could Scarcely Walk I had a very bad spell of paralysis of the throat some time ago. My throat seemed closed and I could not Kwallow. The doctors said It was caused by heart failure, and gave medicine, which I took according to directions, but it did not seem to do me any good. My wife urged me to try Hood's Sarsaparilla, telling me of .Mr. Joseph C. Smith, who had been At Death's Door but was entirely cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. After talking with Mr. Smith. I concluded to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. When I had taken two bottles I felt very much better. I have continued taking it, and am now feeling excel lent. I thank God, and Hood's Sarsaparilla and my wife for my restoration to perfect I health." HAtRE HEED, Laceyville, 0. HOOD'S PILLS do not purge, pain or gripe, but act promptly, easily and efficiently. 25c. LAND SALES, -Y AUTHORITY GIVEN US IN the will of F. If. Dominiek, de ceased, we will sell at public auction at Newberry Court House, on saleday in 1 December, 1892, the following lands: 1.50 Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Claude Floyd, Henry Floyd, estate F. H. Dominick and others. Sold under power given in mortgage by Randall ioggans. 2. 81.1 Acres, noreor less, in Laurens County, bounded by lands of Walter Jones, L. W. Floyd, and the Laurens road. Sold under mortgage from Ema nuel Floyd. 3. 86 Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of John Byrd, John l'. Pitts, Estate Elijah Tribtle and estate of Wash Floyd. Sold under mortgage from John Hall. 4. 47k Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of J. M. Workman, estate Jas. Chappell, estate I)r. Patton and John McKittrick. Sold under mort gage from Alien Andrews. 3 5. 125 Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of estate F. H. Dominick. Winfield Werts, Jno. McConnel and Asa Longsbore. Sold under mortgage from Frank Boozer. 3 G. 20 Acres, more or less, in Laurens .County, bounded by lands of WValter .Jones, L. W. Floyd, estate F. I-. .Dominiek. Sold under mortgage of . Walter Jones. .7. 2 small lots at the F. H. Dominick .Home Place, by plats. .TERMS OF SA LE: The purcha'ser wlll .be required to pay one-third cash atnd .secure balance by bond and mnortgaire .payable in one and two years, with .interest from day of sale. Pur--haser .to pay for papers. J. L. DOMINICK, T HOS. M. NEE L, -GEO.B. CROMER, 3 Executors. N ovember 9, 1S92. ' DURSUJANT TO AN ORDER OF lthe Probate Court for Newberry -County, S. C., we will sell at public outcry, at Newberry Courthouse, on Saleday in December, 1892, duaring the legal hours of sale, the following Real Estate in the Town of Prosperity, S. C.: 1. The Lot and Office at present oc cupied by the Press & Repor ter. 2. The'Lot and Storehouse formerly occupied by S. M. Pe4rson. 3. The Residence Lot, bounded by lots of D). M. Langford, J. S. Boozur, Cook Bros.. and others, and frontinir on Main Street. This lot will be sold 5 in three lots. .Possession to be given Jantuary 1st, .1893. TERMS OF SALE-One third cash and balance on a credit of one and two .years, with interest from day of sale, to .be secured by bond of purchaser and a .mortgage of the premises, withI leave .to pay a larger portion in cash. The .purchasers will be required to insure .the houses for some reasonable amount 2 and assign policies. Purchasers to pay I for papers. .For plats and further information ap py to Geo. S. Mower, at Newberry, S. C. AND)REW J. REDENBAUGH, OEO. S. MOWER, JT. C. SINGLEY. Ex'ors, &c., of Jacob Singley, decease?d. November 12. 1892. STATE OF SOUT H CAROLTNA . COUNTY'X 0F N EWB1?R l.Y-IN -PROBATE COURT. H'TlERfEAS, A LLEY M. L.ES-TER hV ath miade suit to m.e to grant him Letiers of dmiistrattioni of the Estate anid e,Teets of Andter'son J. Beacam, deccteed. adcreditors of the said Anderson J. Beacham, dleceased, that they be and appear L,efore me, in the Court of Probate to be hel at Newbe-rry Court -House, on the 25th day of November next. afte'r pub.lication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if aly they 1.ave, why the said Ad mninistrtion shldi( not be .qran ted. Given undier my hand this !)th day of November. A. D). 1l92. J1. B. FEL LERS, J. P. N. C Sheriff's Sale. SATE~ OF SOUTH CARJLINA (OUTY OF N EWHElRRY---N COMDION I'LE.\S. C mmerciaml Baonk of Co,lumblia. S. C.. Plaintiff against Tlhe Pied mont Laud Improvement an<d Investment Comn pay Defendanlt. - Foreclosure. Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION I)in the above stated case, to rme directed, I will sell before the Court house door, in Newb~err'y, S. C., on the first Mionday in Deceimber next, Sale day (5th d::y), at public outcry, with in the legal hours of sale, the following 'described property, viz: All that tract,1 or plantation of land in said county,j containingf Four Hundred and Seventy-' eight and One-half Acres. more or less, I adjoining lands of A. N. Boland, 0. P. Fulmer, I. & J. Eptinig, L. WV. Bowers' aid Frank Sheely, which tract is gen erally known as Little Mountain. Levied on and will be sold as the property of "The Piedmont Land Im-' provement and Investmnent Compa y," to satisfy the Execution in the c ase with all costs. TERMS CASH.-7.irchaeser to pey for papers. WV. WV. RTSER, Sheriff N. C. c he..:n '5 Ofm e November 10, 1S92. Jiaster's -Sales. TA'I'TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-I\ THE COMMON PLEAS. ['he Newberry Building and Loan .s sociation, Plaintiff, against William Bruce Caunon et al, Defendants. Foreclosure. BY ORDER OF THE COURT herein, I will sell at public outcry )n Monday. (Saleday), the 5th day o December, 1S92, all that tract or plan ation of land lying and being situat( n the county and State aforesaid, con aining One Hundred and Eighty (180 acres, more or less, bounded by land >f John B. Mayes, estate of"Dr. Thoma B. Kennerly, deceased, and by land )f the estate of Mrs. E. T. Suber, de eased. TERMtS-The purchaser will be re luired to pay one-half of the purchasc oney in cash, and to secure the bal Lmce, payable at 12 months, with in. crest from day of sale, by bond of the )urchaser and a mortgage of the prem ses. Purchaser to pay for papers. SILAS JOHNS'TONE, Master. Masters's Office, 12 November, 1892. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-IN THE COMMON PLEAS. ohn A. Porter, et al , as Executors o1 the last w:ll and testamentt of C. Oliver, deceased, Plaintiffs, vs. Spen cer M. Rice et al., Defendants. Complaint for Foreclosure. BY ORDER OF THE COUR' herein. I will sell at public outcry, >n the lirst Monday in December, 1892, efore the Courthouse, at Newberry, L1 that tract or plantation of land, ying and beingsituate in the S!ateand :ounty aforesaid, containing Six Hun Ired and Five (05) Acres, more or less, )ounded on the North by lands of the Itar's estate: Northeast by lands of R. . Carlisle; East by lands of John Ren vick; South by lands of M. Renwick, ind West by lands of Lewis Duckett. TERNMS-Purchaser will he required o pay one-third of the purchase money n cash, and secure the balance, pay ble in one and two years, with inter !st from day of sale and by bond and nortgage of the premises, and to pay or papers. SI1,AS JOH NSTONE, Master. Master's Offi e, 12 November, 1892. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-I\ 7OMMON PLEAS. l'he Prosperity Stock Company, Plain. tif, against John A. Boland, Defend ant. Foreclosure. PURSUANT TO A DECREE 0] foreclosure in the above stated case I will sell at public outcry, at New berry Court House, within the lega hours of sale, on the first Monday ir December next, the following describe< lot of land: All that lot of land in thi to>wn of Prosperity, in said County an State, containing One-fourth ofan Acre more or less, and bounded by lands o J. H. Cannon and the said John A Boland and others. TERMs: The purchaser will be re rluired to pay one-half of the purebasi money in cash, and the balance on redit of twelve months with interes from: the day of sale, to be secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgagi af the premises sold. Purchaser to pa; for papers. S[L AS JOHNSTONE, Master. Master's Office, 12 November, 1892. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-IE THE COMMON PLEAS. B. S. Schunmpert, Plaintiff, vs. Sidne; J. Kohn, et al., Defendants. Foreclosure. B Y ORDER OF ThE COURi I will sell at public outery, befor the Court house at New berry, on thbe 18 onday in December, 1892, all tha tract of land situated in t he county ani State aforsaid,containing One H un,dre an Sixty Acres, more or less, an< bounded by lands of Loret ta R. Wheel er, Henry Sheeley, Jacob Bedenbaugt estate of 'Elizabeth Suber, Lavinia K{ib le and otihere. TERMS-The purchaser will be re quird to pay one-third of the purchas mone-in cash, and to secure the ba] ane,~payable in one and two years with interest from day of sale, by boni an( mortgage of the premises, witi leave to anticipate payments. Pui chaser to pay for papers. SWhen failure to comply, wit the termis oif sale, the property will b resold at thne risk of the bidder. SI LAS .JOH NSTONE, Master. Master's Ottice,8 November, 1892. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLTNA COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-I2 COMMON PLEAS. John C. Halfacre, Plaintiff, vs.W Abney Norris et al, Defendants. Foreclosure. B YORD ER OF THE COUR' herein, dated 80ctobner, 1892, I wil sell at public outcry, before the Court house at Newberry, on the 1st Monda: in December, 1892. all that tract of land in the County of Newberry, Statec South Carolina, containing Fifty-si: Acres, more or less, and bounded b; ands of J1. Calvin Neel, Mrs. Elizabeti Gallman, and others. TERMS-The purchaser will he rE quired to pay one-balf of the purchas money in cash, and to secure the bal ance, payable' at twelve mioztbs, witl interest from the day of sale, byahbon and mortgage of the premises. Pui chaser to pay for papers. SITAS JOHNSTONE, Master. Master's Office, 8 November, 1892. STATE OF SOUTH CABOLINA, COUNTY OF NEW BERRY-DT COMMON PLEAS. J. L. Dominick and others, Executors vs. G. M. GSirardeau. Foreclosu re. BY. ORDER OF THE COUR' herein, dated 30th March, 1892, will sell at public outcry, before th Court House at Newberry, on the firs Monday in December, 1892, all thia lot oIf land in the town of Newberry in the County and State aforesaid, con taaning two acres and a fifth, more o less, and bounded by lands of Ab< oot, Proctor Todd and Vincent an< Scott streets. TfersThe purchaser will be re quuired to pay one-half of the purchas< money in cash and to secure the pay ment of the balance at twelve month: with interest from the day of sale by bond and miortgage of the premises with leave, however, to anticipate pay mtents iti whole or in part. The pur ::baser to ay for papers. grThis lot may be sold in more par els than one. SIL AS .JOHNSTONE, Master. Master's Office, 8th Nov., 1892. NOTIUE. D WN TO A CONTEMPLATEI chaige in business. all persom~ w indebted to F. B. McIntosh arn gernestly requested to call and settl4 heir accounts at once. All accounts not s- ttled by Decem err5thi, will be placed in my attorney'j iads and legal proceedings immedi Ltely insttuted against said parties. Respectfully, F. B. McINTOSH. ERSEYS FOR SALE ING OVERSTOCKED, I WILL sell a limited number of Thor outh mred Jersey Calves-Heifer and Bull 'ales-at prices to suit the times. Co rouble to show stock. S. J. MCCAU7GH RIN, Innisfallen Dairy Farm. Thle P1M JAMI rA LANDSL Competitors Ala I.AM 0] DON'T STOP 5 Bales of our Celebra 300 Dozen Spool Cotton I Probate Judge's Sales. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-IN PROBATE COURT. James J. Reeder as Administrator with the will annexed of Abner W. Reeder, deceased, Plaintiff, against Elizabeth Reeder et al., Defendants. Complaint to sell lands in aid of the personal property in payment of debts and for relief. BY IRTUE OF AN ORDER B) herein, I will sell at public outcry at Newberry Court House, on the First Monday in December next, all the real estate of which Abner W. Reeder died seized and possessed, to wit: All those two tracts of laud situated in the County and State aforesaid, adjoining each other. containingin theaggregate Two Hundred and Seventy-five Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of Dr. R. P. Clark, Robert Y. Leavell, James J. Reeder, E. P. Matthews and others. The said lands will be sold in f two seperate tracts, known as the "Home Place" and the "Johnnie Place," and plats thereof indicating the - number of acres in each will be on file in this office after the 21st of this month until day of sale. t TERMS: The purclaser will be re quired to pay one third of the purchase money in cash, and the balance pay able in two equal annual installments with interest from day of sale, to bese cured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the priimises, with leave to the purchaser to pay all in cash. Pur chaser to pay for papFers. B Nov. 9, 1892. J. P. N. C. STATE OF SOUTH CAR9LINA COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-IN PBOBA TE CO U R '. ,Nancy E. Long as Administratix of eG. Adamr Long, deceased, and in bet town right, Plaintiff, against Corrie .h,. Smith et al., Defendants. SY ORDER OF THE COURT Sherein, I will sell at Newberry C. H., S. C., a t p,ublic outery, on Mon day (Saleday), the ->th day of Decemi er, 1892, all that tract or plantation of land lying and being situate in the County and State aforesaid, of whicb G. Adam Long (died seized and pos esessed, and knrown as the "WVheeler Place", containing Two H undred and Sixty-four and One half (26-r) Acres, more or less, and bonnuiedt by lands of 'N. B. Wheeler, Wesley Lindler, George Wheeler and others, ona the following terms, to wit: One third of the purchase money to ebe paid in cash and the balance in one and two years, seenred by a btid of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises. This land will lbe sold in two or more parcels, the pIat- of whic~h will be on Sfile in my office on and after the 19th day of November, 1802. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. B. FE LLERS, J. P. N. C. ',STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-IN PROBATE COURT. ,John M. KinaBrd as Admrinist rator c. t. a. of Johmn A bramis, Plaintiff, against Margaret B3oyd and others, Defend ants. 'Complaint to Sell Lands to Pay Debts. URSUANT TO D)ECRETAL OR dler herein, dated 9th day of No vember, 1892, 1 will sell at pubilic out ry at New berry Court House, on thbe First Monday in December next, the following tracts of lands of which John A bramus died seized and possessed, situ ate and lying in the County and State aforesaid, to wit: One tract, containing One Hundred and Twenty-nine (129) Acres, more or less, and bounded b lands of R. P. Clark, Mrs. E. Hinson, M. W. Suber and Tranquil church lot, and one tract, containing Thirty-five "(35) Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of R. P. Clark, Mrs. E. Hinson, M. V. Suber and others. TERMs: One-third cash, balance on a rcredit of one and two years in equal Sinstalments with interest from day of sale, credit portion to be secured by tbond and mortgage of the premises sold-with leave to purchaser to an t'cipate payment of the purchase Smoney in whole oir part at any time. SPurchaser to pay for papers. IThis landi may be divided in two or more parcels and plats will be exhib 1ited on the day of sale. J.. B. FE LLERS. 1Novenber 9, 1892. J. P. N. C. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. Ebenezor P. Chalmers, as Adminis trator of the Personal Estate of Reu )en S. Lyles, deceased, Plaintiff, against Orrah L. Irby, Defendant. Complaint to Sell Land to Aid in the Payment of Debts, &c. PURSUANT TO DECRETAL OR der, herein, dated 3d of January, 1884, 1 will sell at public outcry, at Newberry Court House, on the first Monday in December next (5th day), or on the first convenient saleday there after, all that tract or plantation o.f land of which Reuben S. Lyles died seized and possessed, situate, lying and being in the county and State aforesaid, con taining Two'H undred and Fifty Acres, moire or less, and bounded by lands of John C. Richards, John Thomas, Da id homas and others, on the follow in terms, to-wit: One third cash; balance on a credit of one and two years in equal install ments with interest from (day of sale, redit portion to be secured byv bond of purchaser and mortgage of the premi ses sold. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. B. FE LLERS, en rS, 1892. J. P. N. C. ice to Bi1 GS A.nIffl .1DE IN PRIC Lrmed at the Value \TLY BEGIl T ROOD VALUES. A] SHORT OF MI ted Sea Island at 5c -sold elsewh -3 spools for 10 cents. ILEADI 10 zi OUR Shc P OUR AM HERE JAMES A. M C0L TH SMITH & 4:) THE P1 They have the largest stoc qualities and prices in the up-c Remember you can get anyt cheapest and from the largest to I \IION'T PROPOSE BY ANY Come and examine our stoc PRICES AND QUA LITY cout An IrflIl8lse Line JUST RECEIVED FRO) Thanking you for past favors, and ho SMITH D The "Newberr NOTICE ! AFTER THE 1ST DAY( I will sell all Watches, C1c have been left twelve mor store, as I cannqt keep t: if you want your Watch by December 1st. MY SON JOHN 0. in charge of -my busin up for repairs.- All wo care will RECEIVE PA as he is a practical JEWEL ER. CALL AT SPEC WANT ANYTHING I JOHN F. 'THE JI STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA NEWBERRY COUNTY-IN PRO BATE COURT. By J. B. Fellers, Esq., Probate Judge.ej WasE Cerko Curt, bat ade ui be me togrant bi mletter oad nistra- pa The are, therefoe to cite and ad and crdtors of the said deasd that - Court of Pobate to he held ati e ecembur net,after pubication here- Ja of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to 1 show cause, if any they have, why the Gven under my hand this 24th day Co of October, Anmno Domni 1802. J. P. N.C.W STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,et COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-IN or PROBATE COURT. ,I John Abrams, Plaintiti, against Mar garet Boyd and others, Defendants. Complaint to sell lands to pay debts. .LL PERSONS H OLDING bra ca d,aist the etate of Jhn oprent the same to me on or neforeT barred. J. B. FELLERS, j . .c ly :NAUGH. ES. s I am Offering. 4NING 1 ~DBSTGt OD VINAUGH'S! are at 7c. HE VAN e Sales.iAVE DOUBLED EXPECTATIONS. TO STAY! IN WEARN'S BACEV> k of New Goods of all ountry. hing from the finest to' the. the smIllest made. O BVUNllISBM OLD ONE. k. and we will sell you.if' it for ~anything at New Sftoe& 1 ZI EGL ER 8208. ing to merit a continlUsnee of samie, SClothiers*. )F DE CEMBER. 1892, cks and Jewelry thatI Lths for repairs at my rem any longer. Soe s, call and get themA &PECK IS NOW ess whi/e lam laid e'k entrusted to his Of/PT A TTENTION, WATCHMAKER andJ K'S WHEN YOU [N HIS LINE. EWELER~ WELL BORING. NEWBERRY, October 27, 1892. BORE WELLS EITHER 12OR 18 inches in diameter. Will make her size to sit 'eustomers. Wall th best Terracotta pipe. Guarantee ween 7 and 10' feet of water or no y. Prices reduced to suit the hard L'alI on or write to L. A. McDOWELL, SNewberry,& 0. ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 0UNTY OF NEWBERRY-IN 3ROBATE COURT. rnes .; Reeder as Administrator with he will annexed of A bner W. Reeder, leceased, Plaintiff, against Elizabeth: seeder et al. Defendants. mplaint to sell land in aid of the payment of debts and for relief. LL PERSONS HOLDING L. claims against the estate of Abner .Reeder,. deceased, -are hereby re ired to render in, under oath, and ablish the same before this court, Oni before the 28th day of November, >2. J. B. FELLE RS,.3. P. N. C. )cto ber 26j,1392. PAtKER'S 1 HAIR BLSAM Pra, p a Fl at*Cm. and b. nek MQE.QRMsneLO c zultus?