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WAL AND SPECIAL. frPECIAL NOTICE. wit confer a favor by their cpJ for changes not ainday Morning. of the Newberry Cir meet in Newberry at . l1 a., next Tuesday, January 2. W. L. WAIT, P. C. sa1eday. ber that the legal saleday in 1 be on Tuesday instead of The sale of land will be 'n the second day of January. 'Tb Strange Meteor. AC-the early risers in Newberry last Wednesday morn caused so great consterna the darkies. It was a very yisitor and strange in its. Read the description of witness on our first page. D. Nance Camp, a regular meeting in the at Newberry on Tuesday, second day of January. ber is earnestly requested as this is the time for ionmmittees for the year and nu other business of im Mu=le! tMules! ave on Sale Day in January a Mules-just from the North n all broke-to sell for cash W.A. WALLINGFORD, Newberry, S. C. -Wckerls Stable. 2. .A.J.s tokes, pastor for the Newberry . Curch, arrived with his. ednesday. He preached yniorning and- night. We &> theaz a cordial and hearty or town and hope their us may be both pleasant of oioers. eommunieation of Amity ,A. F. M., will be held Bali this (Wednesday) eve _ block. for the purpose of _the eeers for the ensuing The members will promptly. .k KLETTNE, W. M. AED, Secretary. Weatr Foot Wear! trade has surpassed our ons, and we can say of contradiction, that we Hineof Shoes in Newberry money. AT THEws & CANNON. , etton Beeelpts.. + receipts at Newberry of.September to the 23' ve were 14,221 bales. time last year 14,711; a itis year of only 490 bales. t the came number on e at this time as there me time last year. ~ t~ther little ones are im onby the- pleasant laxative, * wh7en in need of the of a gentle remedy than ,and that it is moore accept ierChildren enjoy it and it emTe true remedy, Syr ig.snianufactured by the Fig8yrup Co., only. - r F~sale. rDydGoods, Notions, Boots, ncetc will- be sold cheap deyfirst, o I will sell the 7 ialso Building and Lot on ato-approved-purchaser. - J. S. Russrx. Ouwn Liquor shop. juor shop in Newberry buieson Saturday in fill ?2dsupplying the demand madram. The dispeneer Rdby two members of the onrLand about seven hun wndrrth of the make-merry 'iethe dispenser will turn goinie to the town tthe couty treasurer *and at the 'end of each treasurer will pay to the of thir.pronlt. 'Aad elow Cost oferIng my entire stock of below cost. Or I will ibulk at a bargain and A-good stand and a SMas. RE:BECCA-BEOWN. -emy Fire. - yught of last week fIiD6tr. Caleb Mette, in jmunity of this coun ed by fire with the con ngof~ two bales of cotton, Thbogs, corn, fodder R IIS supposed to be the ry. -This is the see nueendiary fire in this ngthisfalI. Something tabing the guilty par on: "The ~ on the a - as Mr. idize tb arold Lake, 1; ;Higgins,1; .. B. Wright, 1. There shots. The match was held sgail with plenty of turkeys on Stable Burnetd. Messrs. Miller & Caba,nls their place, one and a half town, was burned on Sat about 7 o'clock. T be fire 'v tal, caused likely by some ing the festive fire cracker.. with a thous~and bundles cotton bulls, etc., was a tot: a mule was gotten out loss is estimated at $200. N Catarril Cannot be C * with LOCAL APPLICA they-ectinot reaeb t be seat a Catarrb is a blood and c .disease, and in order to cur4 take internal remedies. H: Core is taken internally directly on the blood and faces. Hall's Cstarrb Ct quack medicine. It was p one of the best physicians 3 try for years, and is a regu tion. It is composed of the known, combined with tI purifiers, acting directly o~ surfaces. The perfect cot the two ingredients is w. such wonderful results si tarrh. Send for testimonit F. J. URlENEY & CO., do, 0.' Sold by druggists, price V-LRIOUs AND ALL ABOUr. The Hera'd and News tak a r holiday. The diepensary was closed on Chris mas day. Tbe College will resume exercis next Tuesday. Up to date-The Herald and Nev with the news. The Graded Sebools will open aga on second of January. Subscribe to The Herald and Nev and get the news in 1894. Christmas was observed in Newberr in a very quiet way. It was an ide day. There will be a dance at the room of the Newberry Club on Friday ev ning of this week. The town was full of people an Sa urday. Our merchants were kept bus and did a good business. . The new Town Council will be swor in on Thursday morning and assum the duties of their new position. A mad dog created excitement o the street yesterday afternoon. He bi a dog or two and now there will I several dogs less. Next Monday is the last day fc paying taxes, and it is a legal holida too. To avoid the penalty you hav only a few days in which to pay up. - This is a good time to subscribe ft The Herald and News. We will b glad to see you when you come t town on saleday, or at any other timi New that yr: have paid your ban note an se' :;d with-your merchar and had your Christmas, The Heral and News hopes you will remember il Without hope this would indeed be dark and gloomy world. Amidst th darkness and gloom we can look - t the future with hope, and it gives t energy and strength to push forward. The county government law provide that the supervisor for Newberry Couu ty shall receive a salary of $750 a yeal It is a very nice plum-but it won' drop until January, 1895. Mr. J. E. Prince of the Railway Mai Service is spending Christmas in New t+erry. He has charge of the route be tween Charlotte and Atlanta, ani makes the run seven times a month for which his salary is $1,000 a year. The editor was at Chappells yester day for abont five minutes and sai more,drunken negroes than he has seei for some time. They had been to towi and the dispensary and about the tim they reached Chappells were in a beau tiful condition. Personals. . Mr. F. B. McIntosh, of Columbia, i in town. Mr. John B. Griffin is. at home fo the holidays. Mrs. M. J. Moore has returned hom< to Cokesbury. Miss Lydie Irby, of Laurens, is visit lug friends in Newberry. Miss, Emma Blodgett, of Atlanta, il visiting relatives in 'ewberry. Mr. J. M. Swindler, of Ninety-Six is spending a few days in town. Prof. W. H. Wallace of the Colum bia Female College is in the city. Mr. Wbfford Wait is home from Wof ford College to spend the holidays. Mr. Coppock Speers is at home fron Davidson College to spend the holidays Miss Burroughs, of Jacksonville, Fla. is visiting Miss Emma Havird in New berry. Mr. John G. Piester, of Peasters Texas, is on a visit to relatives in New. berry. Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Johnson, ni Charleston, are visiting at Mr. S. P Boozer's. Mr. P. G:. Ellesor came up fron Charleston on Saturday to spend Christ mas in Newber-ry. Messrs. Eugene Greneker and Pierr Mazyck, of the South Carolina Rail way, are in the city. Mr. .T. J. Lane left yesterday fo: Charleston to buy a big aspply of fer eilizers for the spring trade. Dr. Albert P. Johnstone and family of. Anderson, visited his father Mr Silas Johnstone the past week. Mr. J.. R.-air and family have gong to Chattanooga, Tenn., where they wil for the present make their home. Mr. Forrest Lake, of Sanford, Fla. is spending the holidays in Newherry with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. y Lake. Senator Mower, Solicitor Schumnpert and Representatives Blease and Dun ean. are home from their legi.slativ dluties. Mr. Win. H. Casrwile can be found with the C. & G. S. Mower Co. aftel January 1st, 1894. He invites the pub lie to call and see him. Mr. Luther A. Barre, of Lexington, has been visiting relatives In New berry during the holidays. He wil move in a few weeks to his place one and a half miles from town. Do you want good, honest goods? GC bo Matthews and Cannon and they wilj make the prices right. tf You wilLsave money if you buy Bay State and Zeigler Bros.' Shoes froni Nioseley Bros. - f BEAUTIFUL/ BEAUTIFUL . it is p tion t< 'ac- le.ywil CHRISThere term of I[AS CHIn he eraliTMAS -sn I WYEAR h NEW YEAR AT ch EDUARD) SCHO ting match Jei West End. n turkeys: }obert L- A nice CHRISTMAS Cambrs, be given to every P were many EDUARD S yesteday AMillien Frie aand- A friend in need is afriend - les than onemilio people for Conlsumpt.ion, Coughs, an s' stable at have never used this Great 4 mriles from on'e trial will convince you derful curative powers in zrday' night Throat, Chest and Lungs. ras acciden- guaranteed to do all that ise boys shoot- winl be retunded. Trial bott1 The stable an Gild er's Drug Store.. of fodder, sdS.J ml loss; but afely. The OYSTERS A a insurance.OYT R "" OYSTERSI~ TIOS, asi OYSTERS?R f the disease. IO SER ~it you must R ll's Catarrh OYSTE RSE and acts mucous sur- fl re is not a lar prescrip-| tebest blood iAt My Restaurani at produces m curing Ca Is, free. If y0u r ee P'rops., Tole- anCd all worn O ine.. BROWN'S IRON:] * Highest of all in Leavening Powe n y is DEAD OVER A GAME OF DICE. y One Negro Shoots Another in the Head Very Poor Christmias Sport. n -- e Dick Wattsand Henry Cammon, and several other negroes, spent Christmas a throwing dice. One wins the money. it They quarrel. Watts draws his ready e pistol. Result: A dead negro. This happened on one of Mr. G. T. r Reid's places near Chappells on Christ y is day, or night rather. e You rarely see or hear of a negro hot supper at which there is not a row. There was a hot supper in progress at r the house where this row took place. e Several negroes had been throwing O dice for money. They quarreled over the winnings and Watts drew his pis. k toi and shot Cammon between the eyes, t in the forehead, killing him instantly. d Watts has taken up his feet and de L parted for parts unknown. a The Coroner was notified ycsterday e morning and went up to- hold the in o quest. 3 The negroes had been living on Mr. Reid's place for several years, and he knew nothing of the hot supper until he heard of the killing. - This is the only row we have heard of in the county to disturb the quiet and serenity of the Christmas festivi ties. If you do not want a row or a killing don't have hot suppers. Remember the Santa Claus House of Eddy Bros., and buy your Xmas goods there if you - want a variety at living prices. s Hats, Umbrellas. Neck Wear and Gloves at special prices at Matthews & r Cannon's. tf If Any One Will Use a case of the Harris Lithia Water and is not benefited, the ,money will be re funded. tf. Prettiest and best prints at Matthews & Cannon's from Se to 7jc. tf Baekisa's arntcs Salve . The Best Salve in the world for Cuts. Sores Bruiaes, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,Tet ter, Chapped Hands, Chilblain Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no nay required. It is guaranteed to eve perfect satisfaction. or money refunded Price 25 cents pe bQL. For sae by Robert. son & Gilder. 4-4 Piedmont Sheeting, 51. Moseley Bros - tf .10th wonder: Matthews & Cannon's $1.00 Shoes. tf Ladies Bibbed Undervests 50e. per pair. Davenport & Renwick. ly. REMEMBER That Christmas is approaching, and 'tis about time you were look ing up gifts for the .loved ones. Call at once at Robertson & Gil der's Drug Store and examine their beautiful stock of handsome Vases, Vase Lamps, IToilet Sets, Dressing Cases, Tea Sets, Manicure Sets, Ice Cream Sets, Salad Sets, Pudding Sets, Cake Plates, Fruit Dishes, CutGlassDishes Cut Glass Finger Bowls, Cut Glass Tumblers, Cut Glass Bottles of Cologne, Cups and Saucers, Handsome Mirrors, Photograph Boxes, Photograph Frames, Cuff and Collar Boxes, Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, Jewel Boxes, Writing Desks, Fancy Baskets, Lap Tablets, Pocket Books, Card Cases, Hanging Lamps, Banquet Lamps, Fine Extracts. sWe are making a specialty of Flavoring Extracts, which we manufacture ourselves of the pur est material. It will be to your interest to examine our stock be ore buying elsewhere. 1;L -N1 iends, IDR Id's Fair for Fifteen Cents. 6 of your address and fifteen Sestamps, we will mail yvou UENIR FoRTFoLIo 0FTH ANExPosITON. The regu ?SNT.ents, but a we want ?ou t P'RESENT. of*art and a thngtb a lthsc rptons. same LTZ'S, re r you get It. wewitl elry Store. AdH .CLNaC Chicago, Iii. CARD will and CJounterpanes at a archaser. &tickle you at Matthews CHOLTZ. -is r.of Furniture at Moseley indeed, and not: hNe Discvr th-all shades. d Colds. If von .Davenport & Ren wiCk. ~oua Medicine, anl diseaseswof ou Wish to Enjoy Each bottle is i.r system and p'1rify you es fre a t se o the Harris Lithia arge bottles5ec 's no equal.. tf. - is of Newberry and Vicinity. i osay that our stock is iesitate to place our repu ~ur diess goods particu E D 'erfect and the styles are tact, we say candidly that WED or stock ever excelled L Redus is at home, again 0YSTERS ne of the latest millinery QYSTERS her friends and customersI .attention. We invite all OYSTERS call. OYSTE ~~k euine pleasure in ex . Yours truly, JONES. C. & G. 8S. MowEE Co. -- wck of Shoes. 1 wea- Davenport & Renwick. ut take Prosperity and buy your BIT TEBS doseley Bros., Leaders of. r.-Latest U. S. Gov't Report Powder ELY PURE Christmas for the Children. The Christmas festival at the Lu theran church this (Tuesday) evening will begin promptly at 7 o'clock. The public is invited. The festival of the Busy Bees will be held in the Armory, beginning at 8 o'clock. An admission fee of 15 cents will be charged. .The.festival of the Presbyteuian Sun day-school will be held in the Armory on Friday night. The Colony Sunday-school held a service and festival at the church on Christmas day, conducted by the pas tor, Rev. W. K. Sligh, and Judge J. B. Fellers, the superin.endent. Happy Events. The marriage bells are chiming joy ously during the holidays. To-day, Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, Prof. J. Thoruwell Boozer, a Newber rian who is a successful teacher at Waxahachie, Texas, and Miss C'rrie Aull, will be married at the home of the bride's father, Mr. James H. Aull. The happy couple will leave for their Texas home at 12.42 p. m., via the the Seaboard Air Line. Mr. Joseph Payne and Miss Sallie Hipp, daughter of Mr. J. D. Hipp, will be married to-day at the residence of the bride's father, near Whitmires. Mr. J. Clayton Abrams and Mrs. C. E. Hipp will be married also to-day near Whitmires. On Wednesday, January 3d, at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Ro sannah Havird, Miss Emma Havird and Rev. J. B. Haigler will be married. The prospective groom is a native of Orangeburg, and a graduate of New berry College. He is now the popular pastor .of the Lutheran church at Spring City, Pa. The marriage of Mr. Charles C. Boyd and Miss Lucile Meredith Spearman, daugnter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Spearman, formerly of Newberry, will take place at the First Baptist church in Columbia on January 3. Mr. Boyd is the popular young night manager of the Western Union oflice in Columbia. Saleday on Tuesday. Saleday on Tuesday will be the first occurrence of the kind in Newberry. The first day of January, 1877, hap pened on Monday, the regular sale day, but the sales never took place be cause six inches of snow fell the Sun day night before and there was scarcely a corporal's guard of people who came to town; and we had .io sale-day until February. Belena Heraldings. Mrs. Jane Scruggs, of Alabama, is on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. H. C. Summers. Miss Lizzie Zobel is visiting relatives in Charleston. Miss Zoella Owens, of Edgefield, is visiting Miss Nellie Coats. Messrs. J. C. Perry and T. M. Roe buck have moved into the house lately vacated by Mr. T. P. Lane; and Mr. W. W. Fulmer will occupy the residence left vacant by Mr. Perry. Mr. George Summer's family, of Co lumbia, spent Christmas with their relatives here. Picture Frames, Photograph Albumb, Dopying and Enlarging from Sinai, Pictures, Portraits furnished in Crayon [nk, Oil and Water Colors. Your Pho ographs made and fidished in the atest artistic styles, at lowest charges xm0sistent with good work, at Salter's Portrait and Photograph Studio, New berry, S. C. 4t. Embroidered Hanid kerchiefs, 5c. up. ly Davenport & Renwick. The secret of Matthews & Cannon's low prices-Bills Cashed- tf Silk Head Rests. ly Davenport & Ren wick. Dress Goods, in latest styles and shades, at Moseley Bros. tf OHRISTMASSE LEC TION8S! Only a few days left to you for Christmas shopping. It is hoped t~hat these last moments before Kmas will be full of greatest pleasure to you, for surely Xmas] comes but once a year, and should be a season of hallowed memories and of love to others. Buy at Peiham's, and may your gifts to wife, husband, friends and sweetheart be like your love, gen uine and spontaneous. BeauCiful line of Ginghams, 5e. 1 Moseley Bros. tf. ~Ladies' Fine Shoes. ly Davenport & Renwick. The World's I<air is now over, but Matthews & Cannon's prices are lower than ever. tf Silk Mantel Scarfs. 1y. Davenport & Renwick. For beautiful line of Millinery, go to Moseley Bros. tf Full Stock Heavy Shoes. ly Davenport & Ren wick. Have you seen the Cake WValk Shoes at Matthews & Cannon's? t f Good 4-4 Brown Homespun 5c at Matthews & Cannon's. tf Neber mind der sunshine nor der rain, I's gwine to buy my -Shoes at Matthews & Cannon all de same. tf Yard Wide Sea Island,~6. ly ' Daven port & Renwick. 11th wonder: $[atthews & Cannon 253c and 3t Jeans. tf In Ladies Fine Shoes, E. P. Reed & Co. is-the beet, for sale by 0. M. JAMIESoN. Matthews & Cannon are dolng ac clr, honest business, and the-fact that their trade is daiiy increasing proves that their goods and prices please the pub lic. tf MARRIED, December 17, 1893,' by Rev. WV. L. Wait, at Ebenezer church, Mr. Jas. F. Knox and Miss Lula Merchant-all of Newberry County. December 19, 1893, by Rev. W. L. Wait, at the residence of Mr. Job Davenport, Mr. Preston Dominick and Mrs. Jennie E. Harp-all of Newberry County. 'December 2i, 1893, at the residence of Mr. Cornelius Koon, by Rev. J. W. Blanton, Mr. Waters Dominick and Miss Alice King-all of Newberry County. December 21, 1893, by Rev. Z. W. Bedenbaugh, Mr. W. B. Wise and Miss L. Victoria Long-all of New berry. County. DEATHS. Mrs. Hen.on, wife of Mr. Henry 0. Henson, of Kinards, died on Tuesday, 19th instant. She leaves a husband and seven children. Mr. Win. M.Webb of Edgefield, near Chappells, died on Monday, the 25th instant, aged 54 years. He was a-good citizen and an upright man. Rev. Edwin A. Bollis died in Colum bia on Friday night, 22nd instant. aged S3 years. He was the oldest Lutheran minister in South Carolina, and had been a preacher of the gospel for fifty eight years. He was agent of the American Bible Society for many years. -le was pastor of Beth Eden Lutheran church in 1846. Dr. T. A. Sale died suddenly of heart failure in Columbia on Sunday morn img. 24th instant, in his 83d year. Dr. Sale was a highly respected citizen of Newberry for many years, and came here from Augusta; but in recent years be went to Columbia to reside with his son F. A. Sale and his daughter-in law, Mrs. A. M. Sale. He was a good man. r ., KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvemeni and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The many, who live bet ter than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by more promptly adapting the world's best products to the needs of physical being, will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleas ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect lax ative; effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the Kid neys, Liver and Bowels without weak ening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance. Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug gists in 50c anc$1 bottles, but it is man ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed, you will not accept any substitute if offered. If You Will Read he strong testimonials of persons who iave been cured by the use of-the Har -is Litbia Water, you will be convinced )f its effcacy. tf. Out Doer Shoes at Matthews & Cannon's. tf Flour $,3.75 per single bbl. In lots ~heaper. A t Moseley Bros. tf LOOK C)U T FOR THE Main Chance.I There is a time to buy. It's ~NOVT-gg., Phere's a place to buy. A little money will do won lers in purchasing goods from our Fair Priced Stock. We want you to come in mfd see, we want you to know lOW much there is of it and iow cheap it is at the very -easonable prices we ask. The rirtue in values, the beauty n well chosen goods, and the ower in low prices makes ur store the best place to do rour shopping. Buyers are r'anted to move this large ~tock, and no inducements wvill be left unmade to sell the oods. You want the best, his is the place tc come, so ~ome at once. ~Jirilas Specialties At T. Q. BOOZER'S. AITMpllg Arlay Of Good Things ! Finest L.ines of Coffee, WIheat Flakes; Oat Flakes, Buckwheat. FRUITS, FRENCH.CANDIES, RAISiNS, CRANBERRIES, NUTS. CITRON AND CURRANTS of the best selection. Roman Candles, Sky Rockets, Fire-Crackers. Give me a call. Satisfaction guaran teed as to Price and Quality of my stock. Yours for a Merry Xmas, JAMIESON IS OFFERINC SOME OF THE PRETTIEST DESIGNS NECKWEAR, SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS FOR THE ::ROllday Trade:: That have ever been exhibited in the town. THE PRICES ON THESE GOODS ARE VERY LOW, so that every one may be able to pur' chase a present . . I AM OFFERINC BIC BARCAINS IN OVERCOATS, Iets, BovS' ald Cfid's SU S, liatYo Ever Saw o, hm, of NOT I The Tule to Buy a Sit or Overcat. . . [Oftea)er Thal ii e Sld BeIf THE CREATEST LIN E OF SHOES EVER SHOWN, which will be sold to suit the bard tWishiag or an al u a Merr~y Xmas, 0. N. JAMIESON, The Leader of Low Prices.. ITIS A NOTORIOUS FACT That the only genaine Bargain Store His pries is always are nott lowe OUR ENIRE STOCK ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 1, 1894, therefore have instituted a great SLAUGHTER SALE. Many articles are sold at half-price. BARGAINS!RAN BARGANS! re fing in th air.OEhrybodya ren. for his loved ones at home. Come at once, or you will be too late. 0. KLETTNER, THE FAIR AND SQUARE DEALER. NBi Fal ad Clothin NIC] *NOB .a.3r -Tma - EVER SOLO I Suits to Order a Sz5eciali FitGu BROWM Blalonk's Old Stand The New Store1 W11ERIl8TO B FOEJD HOC0EI 0 GRO0ERIE IliAPJM PRIE8 AD1 211 P RIlJ1S. For Everybody. CALL 4t. RE[8. A WLM 1 9 W ALL HOOF & NELSON. Main Street, Newberry. STATE OF-SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEW'BERRY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. George MCWirter, Plaintiff, against J. E. Caldwell, and Silas Johnstone, Master for Newberry County. Summons for Relief-(Complaint Served.) To the Defendants above named: YOU ARE HEREBY SUM MONED and requirod to answer I the complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy or your answer to the said complaint on the sub3scribers. at their ofice at Newberry Court House, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fall to annwer the complaint within . the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will appl, to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. JOHNSTONE &CROMER. Plaintiff's Attorneys. Dated December 9, A. D., 1893. To the Defendant, J. E. Caldwell: Take notice that the complaint in this action was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas and General Sessions for Newberry County, in the said State, on the 14th day of December, 189. JOHNSTONE & CROMER, Plaintiff's Attorneys. December 14, '1893. Attention Please I! If You Want to Buy Nice C lean Goods REAL CHEAP TRY THEILIVE AND LET LIVE STOR E .. better tan we can tell you iyou wl onlys o otsuit you. no harm done. We can and do please the most exact Some of te best Check Homespun de. Beautiful Cone nes fro m5 yard Specal prion Ladie, Gent's and Children's underwear. Standard Calicos, 5c. All Wool Jeans, 2.5e to 3* per yard. Now Comes the Cake Walk on Shoes. Ladies' Shoes from $1.00 to $3 0. Men's Shoes from 76e to $5.00. Children's Shoes to suit every one. We Pay the Cash for Our Goods which enables us to make prices to Meet All Competition. Nowintstasndin the deression in us New Customers. Our Mott: LIVE AND LET LIVE, NOTICE. All persons indebted to us will please call and settle their accougts. SM1TH & WEARN. -WoJeDavenport &r Renwick. smm mmmmm Cheapvest Clothing N NEWBERRYi P. Measures Taken and ranteed. I & SMITHl. You Will NwFl a Full Lineo AMONG THEM The LatestInod StyIes in Al te NEW 6OLOIG. We are EVERYTHIffG SOur efforts iaW Departmenets kaj to pl ease. pleasutrei skomioy, stock. BYAUTHOITY SfiVEN UBN Frederick H. Dominick,dc,e.j ivill sell at public outcry at -ewer Court House, on saleday in ~oay 1894, the following property 6!1s estate: 1. Ten shares of the Ia the Newberry Cotton Qt~ Zj Fertilizer Co. One shr-o h Stock of the Williamston F lege Co. 2. A lot of land at tbe"&&sI Place" containing One-Thid&a Acre, more- or less, and bbnddby5 lands of Preston DoickLar Mayer, Godfrey Harmon and JcbL Dominick. Sold'by plat. 3. A tract of 6)aceres of Iand,or mbrZ less, boqpded by lands of HarrietfHrmon and T. C. Pcfg. a part -of the "Isae F.loj ?!~ Sold by piat. 4. A tract.ofi102 acres, ooru) being Tract No.:5 of in~ owned by Win.M. Kinard, and bounded by lands ofF FH-6iI nick, the McMorriespaeobBi' Mrs. Montgomery andotesa pt sented by a plt;onfile itbCek.. Office. 6. A.tract of 322 acres, mnres7 known as ."Tbe EddyPlc" nd bounded by lands of thee tfA.. Glasgow, W. W. MeMoriae sCt3 Chalmers and Elizabeth.B , plat, by which it will bs sold 6. A tract of 244 acres, more or less, known as the -"Butler Place," and bounded by lands of R. P.Clak.J.W ' Rhodes, Mrs. Glasgow, M. A. W. Chal mers, W. H. Eddy and others. 2So0%. by p1at. i. e~ 7. A tract of 247 acres, more or -liss, known as the "Dr. Williams Place," ? bounded by lands of Dr. R. P. Clark, . W. C. Swlttenberg and Wesley Rhodesa estate. e 4 8. Also a tract of 298 acres morse less, known as the "Jacob Cleland Loyd,"J and onddkyand John Layd," aJ. b. o'rdmands of L and lands formerly owned ,by Jon McConnel r,d Winfleld Wertz. Sold under mortgage. Terms of Sale: The shares of Sto will be sold for cash; the land for one-a third cash, balance in t wo equal annar~ installments, with interest from.dag of sale, secured by bond of purchaser sadt mortgage of the premises. Purchaser . to pay for papers. THOMAS M. NEEL,& GEORGE B. CEOMER, Qualified Executors. December 5, 1893. - STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-N COMMON PLEAS. Win. F. Sub4r, Administrator, Plain tin', vs. Laura Koon et a!, Defend ants. T HE CREDITORS OF THE ES-g tate of Wn. B. Suber are hereby required to render and establish their respective demands before the under signed, at his oficee, on or before t January, 1894. SIL AS JOHNSTONE, Master N. C. Master's Of fice, Dec. 5, 1893. Notice of' Final Settlement and Discharge. I WILL MAKE A SET2LEMENT on the estate of Mary Ann Wrght, deceased, in the Probate Court for New berry County, South Carolina, on thbe 29th of December, 1893, at elevea o'clock in the forenoon, and imme diately thereafter apply for a final dis. charge as Administrator thereof. DE WITIT JOHNSON, Administrator. Nov. 28th, 1893. IIOIIE IND LOT I0ft84LB O NE .ACRE LOT -WITH GOOD Dwelling, in town-of Newberry. Pie eapante Po