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ir selection their best. * - - 111 LOML.ANDSPECIL cane C dj , . m ayneLeavel has re eat to become pastor of t i Peebyterlan.echrch of Houston Ti. 2L :owe :us, on. note or ac count us and preserve your credit atoblige us, o Bankof.wberr wil owdend of oper cent. tolt, o .snand after January 1st h otaamount to be paidul hwil be tie biggest divi eelared by any bank in thi kArraseoe. Ribboneene,Knittin and Embroidery Silk for sah tes hotogp aller. . temj aof the CoaatyLllaoeo. :- nty Farmers'. Alliance wi: oaFriday, January 13th. Sub. O res-wil send in their quarterl -- epos- at once to the County Secre. J,S. Newman, of Clemson Col 1 wl make an address on the sub .to restore wornout land.' will be public, anad all are ?dsydvited to hear it. - F.~ BOYD, Secretary. A New Ee.taurant. ~ ~~1f,J.A.West has opened a neat, ~nc~ fortable restaurant int the drcbfing mn reair of Mr. Klett -o&where he ist t< - svorg meat at 0 e ona To-Night. ~'i~ 3in Thompson's creditable ornneat the Academy of Music -~~ . its-amusing and entertain nto ,.he .performance of Ather and Actor does ample -MLThonpson is a whole hosi hmefand'fairly peopled the stage hliis elever personationi ~ ~familiar nationaltypes. II ~rte mpossible to describe the ofMr. Thompson's entertain bt.k~ept the audienee in con Vgood hunmor smiles and laughter. ~iFNews and Courier. -- e.ue and Lot For sale. ~OBoundry street, ,joining lands o1 Rogpgans, G. A. Langford, andi ~is.For further information apply e S8ummer prs , or W. M. Wilson, Per sale or Bent. d )e farm near Jalapa and one be. ~~enNewberry and Prosperity. Foi apply to JOS. BROWN, Newberry, S. C. L4 3desieson is making arun on clothing ~give him acalL. tf. D)eath of a Colored Centenarian. Mareni Rtice, Sr., the father of Rev. iA).4&Bee, ofthe A.M. E. Church, died ei oathe-plantation of his son D. S. Rice NFrnear Wallaceville, S. C.,a feii welt known by many of tbe white citi s of Union, Laurens and Newberry An:7d held in repute as well by the col t&- -rd people as an upright' and hones -ilan. He made a very good crop this g ear and ploughedit all himself. Hi Sdied in peace with God and man and: 'wa a host of kindred and friendi -late.his virtues. ~Catarr Cannot be Cured O0CAL APPLTCATIONS, as eycannot reach the seat of the dis ~.eise. Catarrh is .a bi ood or constituti< ~Ynai4dises and in order to cure It yot amust -take internal remedies. Hall'j atarth Cure is taken internally, and aC3directly on-the blood and mucomi su.rfaces. Ball's Catarrh Cure is not s eaqsiek medicine. It was prescribed by ~one of the beat psilansin this coun omof the best toic nwn, combtned with the best blood =iesactingdirectly on the mucone -Mes- The perfect combination ej 4toingredients is what produes -w onderful results in- curing Ca =rh Bend for testimonials, free. .J.CHENEY & CO,, Props., Tole by druggists, price 75e. Milon Friends. in need is afriend indeed, and no onomiflion eole have found jus arind in Dr. KIgs New Discover3 ption,Ch, and Cols if wi1 convince you ithas won powers in anl diseases o hCest and Lungs. Each bottle i? todo all that ia claimed or mone: ' Trial bottles free at Bobert er's Diug store. Lange boutle.ssa Coughs, Colds, Croup 'g Cough, Asthma diseases of the Throa ngs, there is no rem ~ual to Robe rtson' &gh Syrup man atRorts Store. *~ -~ 'XMAS .'AND ALL while the assortments Se B.JONES. -Lutheaa Christmas Tre. The Christmas tree by the Lutheran Sunday-school on Monday night was a very pretty holly. It was decorated with many ornaments, boxes of con fectionery and loaded with the golden hued orange. The music was rendered in excellent voice and tim'e, although a of a difficult character. The song by the girls and boys and the infant class, "Come to the Christmas tree," with chorus by the school, was charming. The recitation by Carrie Mayes and Edward Houeat delighted the entire audience. The song, "Unfurl the ban ner,' with. bell accompaniment by Prof. Voigt in the chorus, was rendered with thrilling effect. Those who were not present missed a good Christmas service. Artist's Tube-Oil Paints, Picture Al bums, Easels, and an assortment of nice Picture. Frames for sale at Salter's PhotographGaleryg tf. Died.. it mmona, Va. Mr. W.F. Ewartreceived a telegram yesterday morning from Rev. James Y. Fair, of Richmond, Va., stating that Miss=Jo P. Fair.died in that city .on Tuesday morning, 27th inst. Her re mains will be brought to Prosperity for burial. The interment will take place on Thursday of this week. Miss Fair,will be kindly remem bered by many in this community as a refined and gentle person of lovable disposition. S. B. JOKES has just received a freslisupply of Currants, Citron, Raisins; Figs, Pruies, Mince Meat, Maple Syrup, Hecker's Buck Wheat, Becker's Graham Flour, Hecker's Oat Meal, All of which are first class and fresb goods.. Trhe New Trial Justice.. [The new reform Legislature has given us two additional trial justices but.has reduced the pay of those in the county from $50 to $40. The'following are the appointments: For N~ewberry, H. H. Evans; Pros perity, S. L. Fellers; Whitmires, J. S. McCarley; Jalapa, J. W. D. Johnson; No. 6, W. G. Peterson; No. 7, W. J. 'Longshore; No.* 8, L. W. Etheridge; INo. 10, G. M. Singley; No. 11, J. B. Heller. The additional Trial Justices are L. W. Etheridge in No. 8, and 0. M!. Singley in No. 10. Calhoun F. Boyd has been appointed Treasurer and Wallace C. Cromer inditor. John N. Feagle was reappoined Jury Commissioner. All .the appointments were confirmed by the Senate. CHR?ISk4fAS 0008. As timefr e hard we offer our Holiday Goods at close figures. We will sell for CASH ONLY, and give you good BARGAINS. Vases, Mirrors, China Ware, Albums, Onyx Tables, Work Boxes, Rose Bowls, Infant Sets, Finger Bowls, Fancy Baskets, Water Sets, Odor Cases, Japanese Novel- Baskets Perfume, ties, Photograph Toilet Waters, Frames, FinePerfumes, Maniceure 5Sfts. Plush and Leather Dressing Cases. We have a pretty assoitmnent of Photograh Albums, all styles and prices. Respectfully, W. E. Belcher & Co. Parlor Suits, Side Boards, Rugs, Toys, At - R. C. WILLEAMS', The Instalhneni4!Ia.n. Boehlen's Arntes Salve. The Best Salve in the world for,Cuts. Sores, Bre, Ucrs. Sat Bchum, Feve soresTt all Skin Erptlons, and posiiel cures oecents peb. For sale by Robet son & Gilder. We have just opened a very hand some assortment of Fancy Crockery and Cut Glass, suitable for Wedding and Birthday Presents, which we, offer at Reasonable Prices. It will pay you -to call and examine our stock before Sbuying elsewhere. &Gi , Druggists. 4 ~ -, vaious AND ALL ABOUT. Next Monday is the first saleday of the new year. The snow on Tuesday morning was the heaviest in six years. j Mr. John H. Wicker has gone to At lanta to buy mules. The Legislature has really adjourned, and the solons have gone home. See notice of election in Rutherford School District in another column. Mr. Copeland, of Copeland & Tribble, left'yeeterday for Atlanta to buy mules. Notice of dividend by the Newberry Cotton Mill may be found in another eolumn. Remember that next Saturday is the last day for paying taxes without the penalty. Newberry has enjoyed-a quiet Christ mas.. The biggest noise was made by the darkies'pretty much in whiskey on Monday. On the day before Christmas only four bales of cotton were brought to town. There is yet about 2,000 bales in the county. The attention of our readers, and the children especially, is directed to the Christmas story in this issue by a well known writer of Newberry. - Miss Lucy Bowers has an orange tree from which she pulled last week an orange fully matured. The tree bore several more that did not mature. Miss Nannie McCaughrin, sister of Mr. R. L. McCaughrin, had a partial stroke of paralysis on Monday morn ing. Yesterday afternoon she was slightly improved. The Herald and News takes no vaca tion. It goes to its readers this week as usual. We wish all our friends,. and enemies, too, if we have any, a Happy New Year. Clerk of Court Jno. M. Kinsrd has given his bond as Clerk in the sum of $10,000 with the following sureties: B. F. Griffin, W. T. Tarrant, L N. Gary, Jas. A. Burton, R. L. McCaugh rio, Jas. J. Lane, A. M. Bowers, R. H. Wright, James McIntosh, O. B. Mayer. To the beautiful assortment of Christ mas and New Year Goods in stock at Mr. C. W. Collings' store, which we intended calling attention but inad vertently failed, we invite the reader's attention if it be not too late for the holiday season. Flour! Flour!! Now's the time to buy your flour. Summer Bros. is the place to get it. Cheapest ever known. Obelisk, first patent $4.50; Favorite, second patent, $4; Blue Bird, $3.75; Waterloo, $3.50; Old Hickory, $2.90. These prices are strictly cash. tf. Personals. Representative Cole. L. Blease is on a visit to Pendleton. Mr. J. 3. Lane has gone to Charles ton ori business and pleasure. Mr. David Boozer, of Columbia, Is visiting relatives in Newberry. Mr. Duncan Wallace is home from Woftford College for the holidays. Mr. Hood, of Spartanburg, is visiting Mr. B. E. Jualien at the village. Mr. D. Luther Barre, of -Lexington, is visiting relatives in Newberry. Mrs. S. B. Boozer has gone on a visit to Mrs. J. T. Bowles at Augusta, Ga. Rev, and Mr,s. W. W. Daniel are spending the week at Dyson with rela tives. Mr. Prioleau Rook, of Edgefield, is visiting relatives and friends in New berry. Mr. John Owen and daughter,'of Greenwood, are visiting relatives at Helena. Mr. P. G. Elliser is home from the Charleston Medical College to spend Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. John Stalnaker, of Silver Street, are visiting supervisor McDowell. Miss Willie Cozby, of the Women's. College, Columbia, is home to spend the holidays. .Mr. John W. Chapman and family have gone on a visit to relatives in Orangeburg. Mr. Fred. Zobel and family and Mr. Will Zobel, of Charleston, are visiting their mother'. Mr. Eugene Greneker, of the South Carolina Railway,is spending Christ mas in Newberry. Mr. Geo. M. Kinard, of the G., C. &N. Road, has been on a visit to his father Mr. Jas. H. M. Kinard. Mrs. John Robinson, of Raleigh,. N. C., is visiting her sister Mrs. F. A. Schumpert, in Newberry. Mr. Pierre Mazyck, of the South Carolina Railway, is on a visit to his father, Capt. N. B. Mazyck.I Congressman Johnstone arrived in Newberry on Saturday from Washing ton to spend the holidays at home. County Commissioner Shockley and family spent the Christmas holidays at their old home in Laurens County. Misses Fannie: and Lucy McCaugh rin are home frain the Women's Col lege, Columbia, to. spend the holidays. Prof. Frank Evatis is on a visit to his old home at Marion. Mrs. Evans' is visiting her father Dr. Jas. A. Barks dale at Laurens. Mr. Frank B. Lane is home from Clifton, on a visit to his mother Mrs. Harriet Lane. His imany friends are glad to see him looking so weli. fr. W. H. Hunterja former Herald a JNews typo, but nbw employed on th State printing, came up and rested Cniristmas day from his arduous work. We were glad to see him looking so well after fAch a siege of day and night labor. N~otice. By special arrangements with pub lishers I am now selling school books at the wholes~ale list price, thus reducing the retail price considerably. This is as low as they can be sold any where, and on account-ef the exceedingly low price will have to be sold strictly f~J cash. I have a full' supply oN$cboo' and (!ollege Text Books on ha N.and am now ready to sell them at thejw est priceq>ossible. Yours, tf. Z. 'F. WRGHT. Shoes Shoes, Shoes. Zeigler's well known Shoes. J. Faust; & Son's Shoes. Alisolid as a silver dol ir at MowEE'S. tf Buy your shoes from Jamieson's, he! carries the best stock in N~ewberry. tf. ............... . . Highest of afR in Leaveing P Eecord-Breaking. The Newberry Cotton Mills made 15,000 yards more cloth for the two weeks ending December 19th than it has ever produced in the same length of time. The spoolers and the weavers in the mill made the increase by working on extra time, and being paid by the piece they got each a nice little sum for Christmas. The work was eutirely optional with them and they chose gladly to do it. It will. be Impossible for the mill to make a similar record under the Fae tory. law which goes into effect next April. Under this new law the New berry Cotton Mills will use annually 2.50 bales of cotton less than by the present system. Rheumatism knocked higher than a kite. Mr. J. N Bucher, Mineral Point, Ohio, deposes and says: "I have used Salvation Oil for rheumatism, and in one or two applications knocked it higher than a kite." For Sale. My whole stock of goods and build ng. Or I will sell the stock of goods and rent the store and dwelling. Now is the time to get bargains at ly. J.S. RUSSELL'S. Dr. Coke Smith Accidentally Shot. It will be unpleasant news to the hosts of warm friends in this State of the Rev. Dr. A. Coke Smith to know that he was accidentally shot a short time ago, but it will gi~ve pleasure to know that he is not seriously hurt. A Portsmouth, Va., paper says: "Last Monday while out gunning the Rev. Dr. Coke Smith came near being seriously, it not fatally, shot. It seems that the accident occurred as follows: Dr. Smith's son, a friend and the doctor were out hunting partridges. The doctor was on one side of a ditch and the other parties were on the opposite side, the ditch being partly filled with undergrowth. A covey of birds flew up from the bushes and the doctor's son fired without properly ob serving the position of his father, and the doctor received six or seven shot in theface; two below each eye and one going through his jaw and striking the tongue; one in the neck and one in the wrist. Luckily the doctor is not seri ouly hurt." ~ BARGAINS? BARGAINs!!I In Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc. AslIwill be compelled togo to Flor ida for the months of January, Febru ary and March on account of my health, ad will not keep my store open during y absence; I offer my Stock from now until January 1st for less than you have ver bought the same goods before. Eight flay Alarm Clocks for $3, worth $5, and all other goods in proportion. all soon, before the Stock is picked over as I want to close out as much as I an to save trouble of packing and stor ing away until my return. All per-sons who have watches, clocks or jewelry left with me for reparing will please call and get same by. Janu a'ry 1st, or they will be sold for the repairs.. . JOHN F. SPECK, The Jeweler. 00MH0ON! C0MB ALL!! --:0: And see the beautiful display of NOVELTITES, FA NCY GOODS, TOILET ARTICLES, AND NOTIONS, at prices to suit everybody's pocket-rich and poor. Don't put.off until the last moment, and then say we have nothing, but come at once; or don't buy elsewhere until you have seen our goods and learned our prices. We have everything that is NEW and STYLISH. Housekeepers, Sweethearts, Brothers, Sisters, Mothers, Children, * Aunts and Cousins, COME ONE ! COME ALL!! without a moment's delay, to ROBERTSON - & ILDER'S DRUG ORE. When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria, w en she was a Ch11d, she cried for Castoria. When she became X1s, she clung to Castoria. Whenhe had Chldren, avhem Caoia Deserving Praise. We desire to say to our citizens, th at.fTo years we have been selling Dr. King's New Iscry for Consmption, Dr. King' Ne Bitters, and have never handled remedies a es as welr tha have gien suc u. versale Wesactines donhsit ae,t To heEdthe please piceor yourtis readers that I have a positive remed3 for the thousand and one ills 'whieb arise from deranged female organs. I shall be glad to sead two bottles of my remedy Free to any lady If they will send their %xpress and P. O, address, Yours resptuliv, wer.--Latest U. S Gov't Report I Powder Postponement of the ?iay. Owing to the fall- of the "beautiful snow" and consequent cold and disa greeable weather, the curtain will not rise to-night at the old building of the Herald and News. Managers Greneker & McCaughrin, of the Y. B. T. C., beg to inform the pleasant public and pa trons of the play, that the entertain ment advertied for Tuesday night,will come off Tbursday the 29th. Perirm ance at the same place and hour and for the same price of admission. A ChildEn joys. The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effect of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative, and if the father or mother be costive or bilious, the most gratifying results follow its use; so that it is the best family remedy known and every family should have a bottle. Mower Specialties. Corsets-Thompson's Glove-fitting. Globe-A nice woven, light, imported Corset. Warner's Health Coraline, and the celebrated Four-in-hand in extra sizes. A full line of the best gloves made. "Centimeri"-Every pair sold with a guarantee. Hosiery-The best black to be had, all prices. Jackets-Of these we have a very choice stock in the latest styles. Blankets.-In good supply and low prices. Come and look through our stock. ly C. & G. S. MOWER Co. N.wberry Building and Loan Association. The members of the Newberry Build ing and Loan Association are hereby notified that the 88th assessment will be- due and must be paid Thursday, January 5, 1892, and that the- Board of Directors will meet in the Council Chambers on Saturday, January 7, 1892, at 8 o'clock p. m., to sell the money on hand. Any one wishing to borrow money from the association can leave his ap plication with the secretary at the Na tional Bank of Newberry. J. W. M. Snoss, It Secretary. A pure old whiskey is always free from fusil oil which is a poison and which should not be taken into the system. Age eliminates it from he spi:i by oxidation, and it is converted in fragrant ethers which give the bouquet to whiskey. I. . Harper's Nelson County, Ky., whiskey is shipped to the dealer direct from the distiller. It is old and ab solutely pure, nothing better or purer on the market. - Sold only by THos. Q. BoZER, New berry, S. C. DEATHS. Dollie Elizabeth Deflihns was born in Newberry County on the 7th of May, 1870. Her parents were Joseph F. and Mary C. Abram4. Her father died when she was three years old and she was reared by her grand parents, M. J. and E. W. Reese, with whom she remained until she was married to W. E. DeHihns on the 28th of Janu ary, 1892. Early in life she became a member of the Enoree Baptist church and lived and died in the faith. She was an exemplary Christian and a du tifal and obedient daughter. She made many friends by her -amiable and friendly spirit. Her death occurred on the 22d instant and in the 23d year of her age. at her home in Columbia, and leaves an infant five weeks old, togeth er with a devoted husband, mother, brothers, sisters, grandparents and other relatives and friends to mourn her departure. * ONM IEN3OYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts ntly yet prompty on teKidneys, tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and tuybeneficial in-its effects, prepared onyfrom die most healthy and ~be sn'stances, ita many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most pparremedy known. Syuof Fig is for sale in 50c and $1bottles byall leading drug gists. Any reibe druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes totry it. Do not accept any substitute. CALUFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co. 8AN FRANCI8CO, CAL, L0OW8VI:ZE, AY. MEW TOIRK. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA NEWBERRY COUNTY-IN PRO BATE COURT. By J. B.'Fellers, Esq., Probate Judge. W HEREAS, JOHN M. KINARD, as Clerk of Court, hath made suit to me to grant him letters of administra tion of the derelict estate and effects of Benjamin F. Wood, deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at New berry Court House, on the 31st day of. January next, after publication here of, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause. if any they have, why the said administration should not be granted. - Given under my hand this 21st day of December, Anno Domnini 1892. .B. FELLERS, J. P. N. C. PLEASE PAY UP. A LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO us by note or account will please call and settle the same at once as we need money and must have what you owe us. Don't put this matter off, but call at once and save trouble A DELIG It Was Held at the Aimory of the New berry Eiles Last ariday Night. On last Friday night, at the Armory of the Newberry Bifies, a most de lightful dance was given by the young men of Newberry. There were several visiting ladies present, and everything glided smoothly and happily along until the small hours of the morning, when the happy party dispersed. The german was led by Mr. Nat Gist and Miss Mattie McCaughrin. The music was furnished by the Co lumbia band and was very fine. Below we give a list of those present: Mrs. S. J. McCaughrin, pink henri etta, pink silk trimmings, diamonds. Mrs. L. W. C. Blalock, salmon pink silk, point de gene lace trimmings, en train; diamonds. Mrs. J. W. Chappell, pink china silk, cream chiffon trimmings, pearls. Mrs. 0. McR. Holmes, crimson silk, en train, velvet trimmings, gloves and slippers to match, diamonds. Mrs. J. D. Davenport, handsome costume of white ottoman silk, lace " and diamonds, -en train, gloves and slippers to match. Mrs. E. M. Evans, garnet silk and velvet, diamonds. Mrs. Dr. J. H. McIntosh, a very handsome costume of crimson satin, with black lace, diamonds. Mrs. 0. E. Johnson, Charleston, black grenadine, jet and ribbon trim mings, diamonds. Miss Janie Vance, Clinton, corn colored silk, oxeye daises. Miss Mattie McCaughrin, very dainty ostume of white organdy, with pink silk trimmings, diamonds. Miss Fannie McCaughrin, heliotrope henrietta, ribbon trimmings. Miss Essie Marion, Rich burg, cream q silk sublime, with chiffon trimmings, en train, pearls. Miss Lizzie Glenn, cream silk sub lime, en train, gloves and slippers to match. Miss Hettie Lake, white - satin and lace, pearls, decollette. Miss Lois Fant, empire gown of cream henrietta and satin, en train. Miss Mary Wright, delicate pink silk mull, cream trimmings, ostrich tips, en train, pearls. Miss Sallie Wheeler, canary-colored silk mull, 'ribbon trimmings to match. Miss Eloise Welch, cream henrietta, lace and ribbon trimmings, en train, diamonds. Miss Ola Wilson, ceil blue henrietta, cream silk and lace trimmings. Miss Tilla Boozer, empire gown, cream bedford cord, ribbon trimmings, diamonds. Miss Lilly Honour, Charleston, cream silk sublime, lace trimmings, en train, pearls and natural flowers. Miss Laura Blease, cream china silk, beaded lace trimmings, diamonds. Miss Sara Lane, black lace costume, with lilac silk trimmings. Miss Louise Tarrant, cream henri etta, lace trimmings, handsome cream. sash. Miss Annie Hartzog, Greenwood, pink china silk, pink ribber and black velvet trimmings. - Miss -Virginia Sondley, b'rile, pink safin, light blu- ,rmlngs, opals. Miss Emma Riser, pink albatross,( ribben trimmings. -Miss Sarah Metts, gray mohair prin- t6 cess costume, light blue tri'mmings, f demi-train, natural flowers.v Miss Gertie Piester, cream mohair, old rose silk and 'lace trimmings, ene train. Miss Emma Sanders, Ninety-Six, cream crepe de chine, flowers and lace garnitures. Miss Cornelia Coppock, princess cos tume of cream henrietta, en train, pearls. . P Miss Lucy McCaughrin, blue china 3E ilk, ribbon and lace trimmings. The following were the gentlemen present: Maj. L. W. C. Blalock, E. M. Evans, I. W. Chappell, 0. McB. Holmes, S.3. McCaughrin, H. H. Evans, Dr. Jas. H. McIntosh, L. E. Folk, Z. F. Wright, Joe Scott, Wn. G3attis, W. A. McFall, Y. B. Glasgow, B. G. Smith, 3. B. mlih, Dr. Thos. Kinard, D. S. Rile-. or, Jesse McFall, B. H.-Wearn, P. G. Ellesor, J. M. Kinard, W. A. Fant, Y. C. Wilson; Jr., Nat Gist, 3.. .Speck, I. L. Kennerly, 5.3J. Wooten, F. B. Mfcntosh, G. Frank Wearn, M. L. I pearman, W. S. Sanders. Considers it "a household necessity." Ifr. A. J. Whiting, Newton, Kansas, i accentuateshis opinion thus: "I have sed Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup in my ramily for the last eight years and con-n ider it a household necessity. .J .TO THE WISE FOLKS! -W Beautiful Goods S. at Pelham's. _ Don' t wait until they ~ ae all sold! Bridal Presents and Chr is tmas Pr es.ents at Pelham's. The prettiest, the C. the most tasteful,*d the latest line of pr ELEGANT GOODS a:t Pelham's Drug Store Buy the Lilly Bracket handsewed hoes, the best made. -- tf. Handsome and durable jewelry al-] ways in stock and repairing done neatly 3 and quickly by C. W. Collings. t. re A Liniment! Indispensable In your home! Buy the genuine A SALVATION OIL Sold for2 2 cts. - - for Infants ar "casraissow-U*a-ranechndremnat Irsoommditassupedrrtoargprescription fnown tome." H.d A= .X D., t18. Ozfwras, Broo1a, .Y. "The nse of 'Catorias; soniversal and tmrit sowelknown thatit seemsswort ndorse Few reth t iwhodootkep Catoria witbIitiurrew CL OTH E1 0TH SMITH & THE PLI They have the largest stock ualities and prices in the up-cc Remember you can. get anytl 1eapest and from the largest to1 WE i)IffN PROPOSP I BY ANY Come and examine our stoc] 'RICES AND QUALITY coun fi IrlhIterse Liea dUST RECEIVED FROM Thanking you for past favors, and hopi We are yours, DMITE The Newbarr Vice President. - Dear Sir: weReplying to yours that wehave a large number 4 he"Caligraph") in use in this aeproved to be well adapted I )say that -our experience cor rmled before adopting it, that th > our services than any other ty ge. Yours truly, (Signed): C. IRVINE WALKER, JR. & CO., General Agents, 11 Broad St., Oh For bseautiful wedding ana Christmas fST. esents canl on C. W. Collings, the C weler. He has some gems of beuy HO WANT THEd BEST SHOES - ~)ULD BUY THS .P. Reed T SHOESqu psat the Ne: LAW OFFICES. sr 3HE.UNERSINE HAVE the -formed a Law Partnership under e name of Mower & Bynum, and Ill practice in.all the Courts. [L. ffices at .Newberry and Prosperity' F C. GEO. S. MOWER. FRANK L. BYNUTM. )TI 0iB FINAL SETTlEMEiN* AND DISCHiARlGE i iN THE 28TH DAY OF DE- 6th .1 cember, 1892, I will make -a final tlement of the estate of Andrew omer, deceased, and apply for a final scharge as adminstrator. Persons - lding claims against the estate must esent the.same to Ci. G1. Sale, Esq., y attorney, on or before said date. JTAMESW. CROMER, Administrator.. BIJINTR1AT9I1 i.~ Pr )Y ORDER OF THE PROBATE )Court we will sell on Tuesday, the Lh day of December,;1892, at the late sidence of H4nry Hendrix, now de sed, at 11 o'clock a.'in. 2 Mules, 1 wagon, Farming imple ets, Buggy, Corn and Fodder. ERMS of sale: Cash. DAVID PITT~1S, T. F. HENDRIX, Administrators of the Pergonal Es-. t of Henry Hendrix,;deceased. \N SALEDAY 1N 3ANUARYt; ) 1893, withinthelegalhours of sal, e Newberry- Building and lnves-~ entompany-will sell at puhble auc-~~ ,FiveSharesofCapraStock stand- M g inthe namneof W. O.Goree. n THE. NEWBEERY .BUILDiNG - TDINVESTMENT COMPANY. By 0. BMAYE, President.f . H. W&ans,.Secretary. Miany Persons.are broken rosironBitters Rebnds the ChHidren. Hem w -ie slp aan promotes d "For eeveral ye& Iave rmCta." a ZDWNF. PA=MZ.X It A sei inthrop"125th 8steland WEARW ACE g of New Goods .o a l untry. king from the finest to the he smallest :made. ONE. ti 1, and we will sell you for anything. of ew S ' ; ZIEGLER BROS ng to mnerita continuanceudn abllr ecembe - th of recent dae I aett o our use, and e argl' )eWnter .W1tu le k 9 arest,S.C LTE OF SOUTH CAOl - OUNT-OF NEWE~-I HE COURT OF PBOBATE., n M. Kinard, Crkof the' r~ ommonPiess, as:Adm1ie-ta~ anus noi'fWshinto L ine Godrdine,Csltt W1d [ry-Gonurdine.M ende&mosCmlIt5. e Dqdanic on ar~e hereby suzmmonedad red to answer intfebd>o t in this aeti6hIh office ot u~dge -o P or> - I county: herewith- seresipo~ and to serve a.cp oyp wer to the said iako subscribers :st teirr offlee . rberry Courthiouse-In said Coby ttate within.twentjdaysafter4he rice-bereof,-excluslve of the&de of b service; and if you faiFfoae*~/ cmplat withinthetimeafozesaZ" plitifi iu this action willpp~o Court for relief demanded&] plaint. sc-. nif iledfDecember6E1892. J. B. FELLRT J. P.N~ Se Defednts~ lease take notice that thecoda~t he foregong action waa~dfl h e of Judge of Probate frebiy nty, State of South-Oarolina auh day of December, 1892. JONES & 3OE; 5 Plaintiff's Attorne~ _ ewberry, S. C. rHOS. S. SEASE, ; NEWBER RY, .. ctices in all the Courts6o ttae ectioD8 a spedialry Sceetific Amneliaa coPYRwu ierni a+an.f ay annti ! JwYtthe ooyIeaerJu-t rza.same ~ .. 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