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, . It. AULL, EITOR. Gov. Ellerbo has appointed J. Eliore Martin to the ollico of Sheriff of Char leston County and there comes a big howl from Charleston in protest against tIo act of the governor. Mr. Alartinl will be remembered as the chief of police under the metropolitan liYsteu. When it was removed he lost his job. It wts claimed that Gov. Evans put te system on the city in order to pro vide a place for Mr. Martin. Those who oppose Air. Alartin say he will make a good oficer and that I is personal char acter is above reproach, but, they do not like his politics. We met M r. Martin on one occasion and we found him a very courteous and obliging gen tia1111 and lie impiessed us as a man of many good partS. W. H. Newbold has b'een admitted to bail by Judge Townsend in the sum of $:,500 and lie has been released on bond. Gov. Ellerbe has called in his commission as well a4 I is revolvers and other il Aeents of wari. lie did not treat Newbold ats he (lid 1hiice and May. They were kept on the force even after they had beeni tried for mnurder ant convicted of manslatgitter while their (ase wias under appeal to the Supreme Court. We do not know why this di ference is made. Newiold should be given a fair and impartial trial and he will have it. by a Spartabilnhurg jury. J udge .lames S. Cot Ibranl died inl New York ol Sunday, afit a log illn(ss, nled sixty-ini years. fit, had been in failing health lor somie yetus Itid had gole to New York to consillt. It spweialist. A surgical operation was performied, but he did not imlprovv, aind died its statel. lie maLleIc an able judhe and vongressman and was a faithfiul pulblic servant., h11avintg served hiis Stat.e well in wari and peace. H is reiliinis will Ie buried in Alieville to-daty. Gov. Elleiibe hits appointed delegates -to the Atlanta convention inl adit ion to the ones clected by the convention held in Columbia during faii week. From this distriet he has appointed .1. . Watson, of Andersonm, 111d V 'I'. ratd' -y, of Troy. From t he State at. largI , W. 1). 1"vansi11141 J . IIt. Earle. t'141ph11 S1eh m. i lit-ill". Rev. 1). Tie.l le Id his last service at NC w 'hpel before confertcie hist Sunday. lie hias served this coligrega tion faithfully and lie is beloved by mn1y. NIrs. 1.. 11. 1liuke, of olr. seetionl is visiting her son .1. N. ILake iiar little Montitin. She went to sliend a iiontl 01' 1110110. MIr. .JeIT Cipnimn of ti( city dinled with Mir. W. 1. itlerberwt, a few days since. lie Oniit- (llt. oln ollicial busi ness. Tw o foot-pedd lers passed t.hogh - the commiiuniity oiie day t his week. The~y mt onek (If tiur set,'041 boys and said: " 11owd y bloy.'' TPhis insulted hi m v'ery muttch. lIe says they toughit. to have said: "God evening, g en tlenman." We thought, foot-piedalers had about lay'ed out in thiese ti iies oif shiar-' coim)petitioni. MeIssrs. Watdswoirth, NIloore and Frank li n of the city we re in ouri comn munity T1uesdaiy. Thuey came tout to hunt with W. I. II erbert. 'These geni tIemen had a fine day and they foundl plIenty of game, butt only killed one irabit, and t wentyv-two hieds. Ni r. Lrantiklini saitd lie mut triy it again. 11og killing is all tihe go notw. WVe hear of some large onies having been killetd. Mr. J1. H. I 'erdue twt weigh ng 3I50 and 4101 l bs. eachl antd l)r. WV. E. I aake t wo weighing :lti0 and -li0 lbs. each. Thlis is the way to muake a living. at biomaantmd be inidepeindent of cotton at any price. Alr. 1. 1I',(Can non bits atbouit 'oimpIlet ed his new barn we made mention of a few weeks atgo. lie is iulso running his saw-mill atliiost every day. iIe cano furnish you with lumberi. Thlie chinii gianig spenlt several (lays Lthis week digginig downi somei steep hills on stomte of our r'oiads. T'i' y help ed the "llerbert, hill"very much . NIr. I. h. loulw~ar'e wats inlstrm ntal in having this work done. We are glatd lie piersisted in hiav ing it donie. Prof. WV. E. Ilitack spent Wecdnesday night with NIir. F. NI. Sehinnpert atit family. NI r. WV. 1. 1IIerbl.ert wits elected Sup erinotendent Of New Chapel Suiiday School at, the Quarterly coniferene in steadl of I. 11. Bluiwatre. TVhe Womien's NIilssioiiary Society of New Chapel had ia delighLtul mieetinig at thc residence of NIr. 1). 14. Hamm on Friday eveninig. A petition Is ben) g cirenilatted tto haive ouri ma1i]l sebledule fioma Newbrry to Utopia c'haiiged to star~t fronm U topIia and return. Th is Is a niucht needed change. As it is now, otur mail is de layed one day in Newherry in getting off and another day there in retuirning. With this change, that Inconvenience will be avoidled. PUrics Dec. J, 189'i. I went.y-FI'fth A niverisary., Last Sunday R1ev. D). Tiller, piastor of the Newberry Methodist circuit, celebrated 'his twenty-fifth atnnivorsary .41). . sa minister of the GAosp)el, and while -the srvices at Mt. Lebanon and Fben ezer wero-charactrize.d by no spceelal eevices fi honor of the .event, yet ho a~ oo good and faithful work since bhas b#64n on this circuit. Aachuan Chapel avid Untou At.demy #'hipp. Some movIng will take place among our white people of which I will note later. Only o0o more leaf remains on the calendar of old '97, and we have tra'. - oled ono week on this. Oh, low WiftlIy Tino is rolling on! Mrs. I. R. E,pps returned home on Sunday tho 28th ult. fr in a weCk's stay with her sister, Miss Polly Kinud, of Falifield. Miss Polly has been seri ously ill with pneuionlia for the past month, but wo are glad to notc, that she Is now considerably Improved. Mr. JaIMes F'razier, of Blair's, came Over withl Mr-s. Ep)ps and returned home oil Monday. We congratulate Newberry on the re-election 'of lon. H. 11. lvalls as mayor. Not a word against any of Newberry's ex-mnyors, but the city has more materially developed ip the way of public hiprovements duIring Alr. EIans' administration than ever before in its history. This is a fact, beyond question. Mayor ivans is a man of a broad mind anid hsliStnilg (1u11litieS. lIe Ilover tires inl bisinless, and I walit to HILy to the city that he is not on1ly thei' choice, but'h1e is tile choice of the coll 1 t y. Old Hother. Kay says that we cal now buy it hundred pounds of pork for ai hudred pounds of lint, cotton, and why not, everybody he happy. lie ieve- said anlythjing ab)olt those people who didn't have tile cotton to exchallgo for the pork, or whether they could he happy or not. No, brother, if we coi try people had to Swalpl) cottonl for hog this sealson, inl order to he happy there would be but verty little happiness in the vointry. jijr. .1 S. lIiVj(igstoIe hats bieenl (on2 fiiled to his rooml for. the past two weeks with a severe pain in his back, which was catsed by an overstraili. We were also continled to our room last, Week, suifiering exceedingly from the samte cause.( ir. I"ditor, What is tile Illatter witl SO inally Of 011m- Colespon1delts that the1(y are h1tyrinig? \Ve Wanlt eaelh anld every one to come to the front and give Is soie good thought for Christ,mas or New Yea'. Wake upl )eOple, we're going ) hve a Pother e-011ion after 1 w i1i He. Well, Mr. lditor, as this is sale day we will oime tOi a close, hoping that. th ese chips will nlot, sleep 1u1ite so lolng as the last we selit in. We are not, diRCttilng. bul.t we lways e Xlect yOuI to wake thile 1p11 anild seld them out with your neuxt. issue. Take JOtINSON'S CHILL & FEVER TONIC..-nena. Iltm From St. rutus. We li-avo winter tim it last, wet, LOld anld n ilnd. The order of the day v.ill he to get w~oodl and1( mak 11 r. Mliss Illttie CountIls, of Spr-inglield, (Orangehuiig Co., S. ., hias beein spendC inIg a1 few (1ays in1 thlis comunlity the, gulest (if Alesses. Ju11 lus and11 1renius 09 tinig. \il- 8. ,1. WilliamIsonl has1 mladie 21 ine OC1lit ity'~ of miCla1ses firoumi11 h 'i ionl ('ane put eli. Tlhey certaL inly' ar2e good for' we halve tr'ied them. Sam1 51ays thley are the only, molass5ies we rais5e thait, a1re fit. to1 et. iAl u. l1tditorii, wye 1.han1k yout for- 21op oif thle Souithlernl l''armuer. W"ie are pleased withI it. It, is 2ably editeid, it, is a paperI'i ever-y farmir should takQ. WVe myl glaid t) kno1w thait suibscriptions11 a1ri !olin g in rap1idly.3 also to) kno1wI got.ton froml our21 little towni i 'omlaria. WV. WV. 1ely was1 the suibscriber. Ileldl anld News "Chipjs"' madIle the fol lig stiatemnen: "Ther'li'le is a1 dlIs ('ase existinIg inl the Ilnd of Newbeirry wih el v will malike know~n la1ter. Theii suriest plan11 to) curie a1 d1isealse is to) Pe molCve thle caulse ."' We tin k it, time21 for- "Clis to~' make20 knw 21what, i 11 t.hat disease15 is. WVe hopie hle hIas remolCved thIe cauise. If theire is a1 diseaIse we andlC woul ask Chips Lto prl'esribe 21 r'emledy'. We feari Chips 12as seen.1 spIoCks. (2.Ol)1 i0PPi'12R. I)eeerei ti, 18917. ('otton is lowv and( Ceerybody is coml lainling. Tihere' is somo1i grounild for' thle genlerall waiI, but. complalining does 21ot bcome11 str'ong mieni in L,h Is fali- land.1 Th'le troub1le is wve plalnted a1 crop, and1( grewv It expecting 7 eent.s for cottoni. WeC had( noI iIght to)exleet, sCo mulch and1( t heni thIe disap1lpointmnent wvould not have bieen s0 gr-eat. We need to stOp com1plainin11g and go to work to bett.er our conlditlin. But this aparit. WVe wanlt to show 0ur appr'eciation1 of prevailing conI tionls and1 0our symlpathy3 foir those who hlave been di sappoint.ed iln their abhility to meet their11 oblig.atlons prompI11tly. We wanit also to givo everybody an 0): p)ortunity to get his account squiaro on 01u1 books. If you will pay1 your subscription up to t,he first of January, 1898, we will give you The Herald and News for 1898 twIce a week for one d1ollarl, but youimist settle upl back dules In order to get this ireduction. If you canntot pay any or all of your back dues come in and givo us your note for back dues ind the one dollar for next year and weo will give you a rescipt in full to January 1, 1899. Th Is leaves no exet e for any subscribor to retialn delih - ,juent on our books. Our purposo in loing this is to met the depi-esied onditions and to get our -subscription lists credited up. The price of The Herald and New%s is not reduced, but remains $1.50 a year. This is a speial offer which wO will keep open until the fIest of Janiu itry, 1898. Will you not take advut: btge of this offer to got your name ere' ited on ouir books and get the paper next year for $1.00. New subscriptions will be taken dur-ing this timo at one dollar also. Itemember this offer holds good until Ist of January 1898 only, and is iieant, to take in every subseit er on our list. Do not wait for us to come and So you. If you waul, Southern larier and Horticuilturist we will g'vi you both papers next-year for $1.75. This offer means Life cash -for 1898. Any delin quent who neglects to take advantage of this olfer we siall be forcedi to con. elude (does not intend to pay for his a perf at all. E. HI. AOh L, Editor. P. S.-11n order to treat all of our subscribers alike, those who have been ConsideaItte enough to pay already and whose payments carry theni Into 1898, if ihey will pay another one dollar we will give them a receipt for one year. That puts every one on the same foot incg and gives every subscriber on our uookh an llopportunity to get The Herald and News one year for orie dollar. This offer will positively be withdrawn on fitst of January. 100 11('11di Casttlo wainated WVill pay Iiighest, market price. TABon 1-1. Hi.4, t2t Newborry, S. C. Zeigler Bros. ine Shoes for Ladies aind M isses. L1test st.yl-toes and lasts at, Jaiinlesonl's. The (). M1. Jaiieson $3.00 Calf Welt Shoes for Men lits no (!(1l1ual for style and durability. In Men's line Hand-made Shoes. There is none to surpass Lilly Bracketts & Co's Shoo at, Jamnieson's. The 0. M. Jamtieson School Shol. for Mlisscs and children wears like Iron. Try a pair, they will give satisfaction. T40e POODIO'S Stare! My store is run in the interest of all the people who give me a share 4-f their business, and my idea' is not how much I ennII imake out of t.hem, but how lit.tle I ean charge t,bem andl yet realIze a small profit (Jut, of my sales. lin this sense it, is 'The I 'e(Jples' Store, where they can come feeling that they will re ceive I.he most h heral treatament at any hands. I belilove they hiave appr)ieciated what I haves already don for them this fall and will take ad vantage of t,he low prices that I will oi'er my stock for the balance of 1897. My store and annex is crowvded with desirable goodls that, I have bought for the D)ecomnber t.rade, and here you will find $10,000 Worth of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Notions, Underwear, Flannels, Blankets, Overshi rts, 1Trunks, Valises, Hats, Pants, Boots and Shoes at close oni to wholesale priecs. The N Mehant, the Larmer', the mechaile, the Factory IPeople: lVver,ybody--rich and poor, receive t,he nme ti.rieet alt myi~ store, because it is not thme store of one class5, but Tihe Pe~ople'ij place to buy. I fix the prie and the whole town tries to meet it,; because they know whben a price is made by mec it is the lowest. CM8stmas We have very desirable things for Ch rist,mas presents: Umbrellas, Silk Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, Ties and Scarfs, Gloves and Hats. In order to be ahead of thme boys, we have coming for the Christmas trade, Three of Stetson's latest - 88Sprigg Styles in stiff and soft blac andcolored 1Hats for our customers. January 1898 I Mty storo is fast beco'minlg a Depart ment Store. You can now buy al mnost anym ling you want there, out side of groeries, and I hope to have thb stock reducedl enough by JIanuary 1st, to refill it at once witn. an immense line of Spring Goads. I have scoured the exclusive -sale of TheStandard Patterns, and think of putting in Mi'linery. If yeu have not joined tihe numnbei' who ar'e paving 10 to 25 per cent. on all their purchases,.it, will pay 'you to do so. A. C. JONES, Newborry, S. C., Nov. 80, 1897. Cdtton, like every other crop, needs nourishment. A fertilizer containing nitro gen, phosphoric acid, aid not leiss thanl 3% of actual otash, W''l increase the 1crop and im pr1o%.( the 1:m<1d. ' -- "k t eil ., about the subject. They GE.MAN .LI WORKS. c- Nassau st., New York. NOTICE OF ELECTION. N OTJCIK IS 111 111.Y IVEN that inl cleet,lon for Mlayor and Alderino for the Town of Newborl,, S. ("., to serve for the ensuing year will be held ON THEI 14TH DA Y OF DE' Cl4MNiBER, 1897. The following managers have Leen appointed: Opera House-). W. T. Kibler, F. L. BynUm, R. L. Tarrant. Son's StO.e-Jacol) Seni, A. H. Dickert,, .J. Marion Davis. Polls will be open at 8 a. In., and close at 6 p. In. By order of Council. C. A. BOWMAN, C. & T. T. C. N. COME - :TO: CHARLESTON! ONE CENT A MILE. FALL FESTIVAL OF 1897 COMMENCES: DECEMBER 13, AND LASTS ONE WEEK, Tho Display of Firoworks by Pain will be tho finest over seen in the city. Rlacilgat W agenler's Park, State Hoso Pool Contest, Trades Display, A Failtastie Parade, Firoman's Pa. rado, Shotgun Tomumont, Slut Bat1tle on Colonial Lake, Concerts Daily, Amusomonts Everywhlrn. A WAIL VELCOM' ' TO ALl.. SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY T TH1 1'LANTATION-IN TH1,; Long Laie coInil)Ility, nieari, the )r. Kennerly place, reveintly sold by me, on Wednesday, DecoerI)el 15, 1897, at, 11 o'clock, I wilt sell the following personal IpOper-ty, consisting of Farm ing nImplements of alI kids, includlng one Mower and( Uake, C'orn, ('otton Seed, F'odder, Blaceksm ith T1ools, 7 Mules, 2 Horses. Hlogs, Goats, and other perIsonaLl property. TER:lMs: Cashi. E. CAiIA NlSS. November 23, 1897. ~ANTrI--ITitTW~O1RTilY AND) ACT VYtnsIit e ie or hles tti fa o 8? Zi, lid en t lone. The Dom11 inion Compatny, A Great Sche Why not mnake your' dc great scheme.. Theni har'sl matter to make a Teln Dollar purichiase, ai for you; but, until rul come nearer to it than i We'll Stretch a. Dollbir So that it wvill cover suit worth fifty cent~s Jars and1( seventy-lIve money so it will cover' fi.t young men'upii to 19 not the young man. XV Cassimere Suit thf if this store wasn't h money ? Bring it bore 3.3J. WC t&f..ly. Fine Whiskeys, FORl FAl'J All Grades Chearer tIhaE Save Money and Get th Send in V Particular Attention 1No. 2 PEAOHT No Reductions' By other Houses will ever un dorsell or roach tho levol of Our Low Prices. We Underbuy a(d Undersell them ull- - NO EXCEPTIONS. Whether You Aro offored goods at cost or at half price, como to tho Boo Hivo of bargains and you can buy the smio goods for a more song. Yes! Our prices are very littlo our Compotitors ne(1 magnify iug glasses to soo them! jVe knock thon blind ! Here Are a Few Black Eyes for comipetitors: 4-4 Bleaching yours it, Only 3 3-4o. per yard. [-4 Shirting Yours at only t- 4 Shet ijig a c per yard. Yours it only Z*. por yard. Best StandlarLd Prints Yoturs at, only Good Parehed Coffee 4e. per yard. Yotirs it only 100 per- poillid(. Good Green Coffee Yours at only 9('- p )Cl pOund. Soap-Good Washing Soap Yours at only 3C. per, pounld. All other Goods at correspondingly low prices. Your Dollar Is worth twico as mnch at the Beehive of Argains. I. KLETTNER, The Fair-and Sq duar-e Dealer. Builders of Newberry aid Vicinity . W1LL Consult their Inter, st 1)3 writing to the STANDARD MANUFACTURING CO., of AUGUSTA QEORGIA, FOIt PlICES ON SASH, DOORS, BLINDS. SHINGLES, LATHS, LUMBER, Or anyi.hiing in Yellow Pino. Satisfaction Guaranteod. LANDS WIANTED. i ~I)t SON\S WITI LANDS FOR sale ar(! request.ed to pilt them inl myt hands for sale. I am inl nqtaint re ecipt, of so many11, letle-s of inquivy alotit lan's from No'i,er-n and West er.n parties, that i may he able to effect saules for t,bose wi.o wt l give 1m1 acenm Plate deCtiledC deCscript,iGns of what, the3 have. No char-ze will be made unless satisfactory sales aire mad(e. Descrip tionl must, ho suoth as ~&I can be ii gua'a teed and must give: .Numbher of aicies, location, chqracter of lanid, p)rox im ity to raillroads1, postolmces, schools, churc~hes mand towns. kind of improve mfenits. Comm ilunlicaitions strictly eon lidential when so desired. JA MES G. G IBBAES, State Land A gent. Columbiat, S. U. 'lie! liars out of rubber? Thlat's a hbey'll stretch, It's a pretty F'ive D)ollar Bill stretch over a id we dlon't-promise to do that ber dlollar.i areO made, we'll my store you knowv of. in all -wool knee pants more. Wve'll strietch four dol cen.ts -of your common silver a,. splendid all wool suit to years old, wor-th $7--the suit e'll stretch $6.75 over a fancy .t ought to cost $8, and would ere, Want to stretch your ,and you'll think its rubber, .NRWVBERRIY, 8. 0. Wines and Beer ILY USE. at O. P. Hloues ! .You a Best by Buying of UEs! our Order. Paid to Mail brders. RdCE STREEiT cRunot buy goods at present riees with . I cano Put tho knife in price and out And we know that tho peop tn m'st loso and we are willing cotton at 50 a pound,.we have Dresot prices, so that his dollar t )m to lhe core. The man that rIli Uar and a half will buy almost to do our part by cutting doop into the ' and you will flnd it inter will buy as many goods from us as one do anywhero olso. Now read every line carefu esting: 2000 yards of tho best Calic u. 4e. 5 11fig fit 3je. 100() yards of good Calivo art 3.1e. l2o Etigish 0(r111)g a 7o Cotion Flnnit el at .je. I;) 1lgI14r Outing. doulA,. 7.o * I123e douible width Worsted, I 7-n "i -. "154. 120. tll "0 " 204c. i Me. I100 " " 7 01 "" .o 121to Wo "5 660 -4 i 10 12e Pants .Jtieas at 8 *. 06 to " i 25c. 201 Pan11ts Jians, woolfillied, 131i. Fine hkick dreis g-ods-All grades and 3311 l'ants Jeans, woollillced, 22.1c. 25 per cont. (Ir thr present prtce. Rud Flamsel ait your own piice. You should see the gtg to appre. cinto thoir value. WVe figure that this country isi filled with a thrifty industrious people that miust have some goods if thfoy can buy thrn right, and we havb-con. cludedl to accommnnodate themn in that rourard far more than they expotod' 2--) Childs Shoes at l0c. $2.50 L-dics Dmirgola hand sewed $1.75. :,)15 u. 64 2 --) . 83f :6 Alen's Dres., bhioes at $1. 01150 " " $125e. I .5c207 " " i15. $ I Lad es D)ougola Bitttoij Shroes at 85c. $2. $1.50 $1.2-5 " 1 is $I-$2.50 "bad sewed 1.75. $ 1.j I i' I' I ' i 1 2.4 " " " 22 . 2 '' it I haid welt 11 $1 82.). -Wo~e have at big lot of MiFses and Ladies Cape! and Jckts at 50 cents. p); these goods are much p nlront th.o regular prices. Our $tock of Clothing lshop r e to p ice uaed for the saie gooYs olswhore. We have Mond Wool Suits, clean flic goods ait $3.50 to $9.50 c that y0u cannot dupl.icato anywher. Youths suits with long pans, coat iid vest to fit ai 1)y from 12 tos9.ear. tat 2.75 to $5. Theso goods ar worth fron $1 to r3.5ih more than ve sell theo a for. W e have Children's suis from I to 15 years. Knee pants at any prit you. want them and ait 75c on th dn(ollar.of whamt it cost to make thoin. Our goods were all bought by our houses for cash from manufacturers and jobbers that have failed in .. business, consequently the above prices can onlD be had at FLYNN'S CAS31 ST ORE, Next Door to PelhaMn'.. Drug Store.. ofAg "o",.$1.5a. selected stockwed 1.7f and" cha Fuenttre. Wil5e. vgey ose uhfeor ch . eua rcs Our Styk fCatingret,Neourr, re0 HarriThrethioarbonatf Yoth stwi thlon 8ants,~Il coat and~ vle tofit abo fro 12 to.9fers., ad w2.7 t 5hes minen r evworthofro Chestr 6.0 Cmorso thay o sel Wae hae hrirs uits fromr it ti 1 oas. Kxenot rpants anyrc yo a he m abe t em o t o dri wat sitcist q antit thim.. Oul wtr Itos werIean laativ rindh i y a our ureh ue for uer ce asan ot ranunforacomteanjobsthtav ,prarris LithinlWaterhao.at RYN'[ ARSH STOREG,0 of goods. I hav selected A st c of .:~K5~-k - -