WK U. Al.l, Rrl".
1y a AW,
chips has an ' icle in aic-boer eol
umn ih lin taw in whieh h lAkes
grouindagis t ealndwnso
know h The l d N "ti
aRNtt it we vo' 1z, ;Z 4 1" ,Or
whIlat is NI"t to b, :.e I t\rtad t e
artile of Mr, l'z-'vn :'. he
and Ht icuhitt. At onet nun' we
thought it wol be a ii ide to
poal the law, but MO d' n't k0n i'
that wvero dofite that it wolid C.r10 the
evils of which MI Mr, li'ret :speaks.
Are not, the land owners emscei
largely to hIme for the dir ani'd
condition of th"e lilor ald is it duite o
the operations of the lien haw We
know thati in Inany iases it is aimse,i.
I?at if the ian who owns Ille lai wond
he0 could contiol the Ialor. Then what
law is it onl ou stiatte boks that is
not abused.
The lien law is a easy anii -onven
icut basis of cretlit and ams u1led
many people to mak, a crop on their
on ' aveount wlto otheiie wonhl have
beil compelled to b1ecome miere labor
ers for somle olne else. Wke arte 1no t pre
parcd julst now\- to say that wt favotr its
repleal.
There is one t hing we 0:un :av an1
that is that we would li to see Vcl V
farmer in South Carolina indep"Inuient
of it and repeal it by not u:i ne it :ai
every one can re peal it in that wt if
they will all go to work to do it. N o
farmer can live and pay hii- ibwht, niis
ing eotton at -5P vents :nd hiuyin- hi
Stl)llieS onl LiIn piOes to 1ina.kC t.e
Crop. just ats long a-Z wk- I.t,uet
try to do that just so long tIhLenItr
is going to he it debt :i1 tOhe (ry of
hard times is Poing t be b r ,
land.
\Ve will h-av m i.
to havo expren itlns frorl
t;llubjtet amd nm il t
from tli4 county v
from the p.ople on . -
tainly L, would nt no
to go into in itt
.NJ r. JI. \\. - \
Chroniele was in v
and in addtion to - I. ;I
is ellthusia-tic - .
the Atnia.t
roa:d. 1It t - .,
technicality . :\ -
road woul" 0 .
Col. Go: lo
dent. will ;: lo
teehnicality v.
uo.1a wc m liav
tweenl NewV
the 1umb:1'
tred fre:: -
could be
built.
durintg thh,- Cone - to hi- -
berry ('tdllege. e.aw
junt claltn a
high up i:
has c be::
this claim::
A cansi uf s
the citizens of i:he-r - ". .. -
piortantce of vacin. 'alm. a! a u.-yi
issinag quaran'&ittie again~ . .\.anta.
We ntotli fronm the p)alers thaut it is
ntow aL .lhtertoin, (hi., wichl is jutt
across thte Savanntah on theii Seaboardii
Air' Line.
We, O se i stted it ai recent3 is-ue of
thme News andt ('ouiteri t.hmt I In. W.
C. McGowan will ptosi t ively he iavi ennl i
dato for Governtor ntie-3 yeau-. It is toio
early yet for us to endcorse anyt otne but
Mr' McGowan is a tino tnant--in faet. a gen
tiemaun antd a secholar' a woul nake
a Gov~erntor' of whtom all South C arto
iliins cotl justly be proud(.
Int thet deaithl of Dri. W. Mi. D or'roh a
good andu stubstant.ial citizein hats gonte.
An honest, ain. uipight tuin tih ias b nen
called to htis reward . lIIe was onite of
the old land mtarko of thie B ush liivei
section though he had nolt live tii1herPt
for some thnieo. lite hiad liveil htis lthree
scoro andtt ten. lie r'epresentted New
TPhe anc-ietnt (Greekls btelievedl that the
the ' 'll'are and prospeily oif ihe ni
ly. They were worshtipedl ais house
hoild gods int every hoitti3i. The ~ house
hold god or today Is Drt. lKiii's New
D)iscovery. Foir contsum111pt in, enugh is,
colds andtu for all afleci tins of Throut,
Chest and Lun igs It is inivatluabeit. It
hast bieen tried for ai qunarter of a ieen
Iury andi Is go rr.in t..ed to enure, orl
tmoneoy rettiuined. No hiousehohl shiouli
bet w itou t thIs goo notttgel It is
pIleasat to) tak am( 311i a I afe iinrd s-utre
remedy fo r old an y~l3oun t . Fe- tril
boftt les at Rob)ietrt & GildIe'r's l)t-ug
Store. Reguilar size .5t0. andl $1 .0t.
SAT. SAY! SAY!
People, did you tall kniow thtt
Saul Bros. wvere selling chieaper than
ainy OrU. olste in the city. Cloting,
Shoes, hIIts, Laidios' Capes, mst be
sold b)y January 1, 189S~8, onI atccout
of retiring fro'rn busttinCss mi New
berry. Weo are slaughterinag goods
at all prices, this is nto fauko, but the
truth. If you don't beliovo it comol(
and see. Lawv Range, thid door
from the corner of opera house.
S AUL mROS
A N"y"Ay
ul 4l. 1' . \ 1e C
L -n
u .ifr an "an ve
I,,.. a I"
bWanket.
Ili k. of it,h .\! ! I.un:n i, -
i0n anId 1t hei r . ul':'ln. t obs :-na l .
codw, 'tnd how they -electesi !w.irh l
Inl k.t.' wid thl. nin t , of fm;(.rak-. vwhit.!
b'very satdAth l.h an im nt Mtin.: alai,
an no a L! t 4n1- . t 1n- : et%t -- it n
fIt preI tt the fI
f hI i m ul. .I n b a -
lthe'. ti h as fr'm b2 . T!:'t .
1.) I I v f I I i '' 44 4
fttlIlll' of lili: lnt 1 4t''. 4: , .1
a l't it tll - a I I t I t
un V V . ' h
I- -
n * '4.n b . --
wh 4.n wan W.441 .1: on
OPEIA JHOIISE!
17: December:-I
Only 0One Performance!
THE EORtEVERI FAkVORITES.
FI ELI) & IIANSON'S
MINSTRtELS.
38 "HOT MEMB3ERS" 38
(b-and conct hantIi. ad nerx.m
Glit'lil'ibd e101 e
8 il I' elrni Ital- *A
I] I H I t [1,4 aa :o Ili lIy hI44.19.
l Oc the til.'cy hii~ 41 441. t: ";Thei.z't ofW
lioiuiwh i nnNIen.11 iv die nig lning p il.
iifoi''sad, oIi t re: ' I' th Teiile14 lo
11111 NiiuI(( he (:lm-oACIng'e1 i inele: *r The4
The :nc'in di i,ly: "Thebrd 'i'111 14randl'd4
i$~l' irc I lao ' n neww net:Ill Ib-4IOlinthet
em DIAI.em at r..
COlite'NT Olo NecW0 1I1ll7 --*
TOe
P800I8'S Stole!
N'
.0 Z.
$10,000 VorIth of
ry Cuood s.
Natin01s,
Undewear,
Flan1nets,
Blankets,
Overshirts,
TruInks,
Valises,
Flats,
Pants,
Boots and Shoes
It kle (1n to wholosalt. prict.s.
.11 w' N Pc ti ',ille l- V rller. , h t'
hanie. tte Fattory Pp'eope:
voily - rioh andl poor. VeCeivie
he' lq Im Irczll Ini lln a1t In , st ork,I
', it - I th0 st Oo of one
t,':i--. : Tho Il'coplo's phat-o to
l v. 1 t pric. and the whole
i, et it: h eause thoe
niCl i1 m:,h- hy mne
LO rstmas
W-- hne v ry d sira le .tings for
. a - I II" i- et:a u5t
Si'lk Mufflers,
H andkerchiefs,
Ties and Scarfs,
Gloves and
Hats.
n:Lail of the boysi,
fo: the ('brivLtnu
- a t t ' att
-% in 'i:Y :I(I Soft
January 1898!
wina i -a. r -
uni i ) one to
I t a t onc wi 1 1
- -o \; v a eI
utI vll~ I l
*uel't er-. nd tinki
11 i~: I k
n M i I n r-v. If voil
!it, ' : IiIII II Io
a n: l :n 151,r\q nt onl all
. u w it w l y u t to
A.~ C. JONES,
Ntwerry. S. U., Nov. 30, 1 SG.
The Placo to go
LOPELHND] BBO8.,
WVle-n in :iami of any thling~ to wear
G ~ etatlna or Laerlv !
OEAD WEAR~ !
LBf BiYW EAR!
and FOOTWEARII
ad van t tag. ~oer u~ w hen it comes I (
:my) tig ini our' line of goods. Ii
knocek it ouit, by~ giing you pries
FOR DECEMBERI
We w ittnike'li beter pries luin wi
81.75 -- - -- --$' 2
1.50 '' " S.1:
i1O ' h tIlIIi hltt ' Shoest' for... .... 7
-~w t biren's She fort.5Il...............(0
I hthy -hoe . for 25. -10. 50t, arnd 75 eets
:,000 y d..I od ' i o llt 1~e.t ........ -
I .e00 yardsll bet l hi l m sm ..
I.0 yt a rd sbeK I li nt t .. ;...... '
: h5 de ,a tiis fl'dervests at. .....t'
\Vi doz.' La s t' ilavy i'5 \\nerhits. ia 5
0 I t i it ii s VI fo Z.... .. ........ .... . ... 8 r
it Iii 1it i(in xi [I.. . . ... .. ...,..., ,. ll
111' I 1T1 - .\TSbr, S. CtT
i\': IiT't& \ &i It i'i i C (' \Vg l'f A
Ia Neee rry-ll1' I o you7 t t o electU . fr o
3 at ohe ilonst prites.
.1h'iaix'y 'los for tork nd n.di
diit1 o mat intsedI Ktitd Gmloves f
\\' areti t i'ty usl i nesst 5 \oftt mem
it 0Ilit,tol .\o ifto u will11 cio i
. H..lO . .'T'BIO N,HA
toin:tCerCilltbea meting of hlth
COrn
Potash
of.Aw A t qoloh.l
.i.:er rs til Shoes for lkadies
Mi .\ isso'. 1,atest style.toes and lasts
Jamieson's.
The 0. M. Jamieson $3.00 Calf Welt
Shost' for Men has no egnal for Style
and durability.
In Men's line Hani-made Shoes.
'here is none to surpiass Lilly Bracketts
\ Co's Shoe at, Jamfieson's.
The 0. M. Jamieson School Shoe for
M isses and chilvdren wears like iron.
Try ia pair, they will give satisfaction.
.1imliesonl is selling Clothing checap
to meet, the decline in cotton. Now is
your time to secure a good and ser
viceable Snit cheap.
The tlnest, line of Gents Fine and
Medini priced Untdershirts ever seen
in Newberry at Jauieson's.
The J. I3. Stetson Co. latest winter
Blacks in Stiff and Felt, Hats at
Jam ieson 's.
A hst-class Wheeter & Wilson No.
9 sew in g lac i hi c cheap at,
.1111111eson's.
V will 111nd a line (isplay of Hoisery,
Nor-hiefs and Neck Ware at
Jmlilleson's.
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
er B.C. W ill iams', Main St..,Newberry
I a m I epared to iake-,lPietnres and
:It livin" 1 prices.
t.:tf l'l C . Il 'hotographer.
OPERA IlOUSE I6
Thurs., Dec. U
Robert Downing's
Magnificent Production
"THE GLADIAT0R"
Seats now on sale at Scholtz's Jew
elry Store.
Prices: 25c, 50, 75c.
FOR SALE.
6 'SIARS NEWnERRY COT
2O ton iMill Stock, :D Shares Na
t ional'H ank Stock. If not,sold at pri
vL a sale will lbe sold at, auct,ion before
he coIurt, honse on Satur~day, D)ecember~
IS, 1S97, at 11 o'clock.
.JNO. M. KINA RD,
A d innistrator~ of L. U. Blooz,er.
A Great Sche
WVlby niot mnake your dc
hard matter to make a
Ten,~ Dollar purchase, a:
for you; but, until rul
comefl nearer to it than
We'll Stretch a Dollar
850 that it will c'over;
suit worthl fifty cents
lars andl sevenity-five
money so it will cover
fit young men up) to 19
nlot the yoiung man. WV
Cassimere Suit thr
if t his store wasn't h
mioney ? llrinlg it hecre
S.3X.WC
Fine Whiskeys,
F'OR F"AN
'Afll Gades (Choarer thar
SaeMoney and Get th
Send in i~
Particular Attention
D1I I ll N I1IWI
NO. 2 P1EACnHr
No Reductions
I rh Ilouwtk will ovor un,
teIXV011t1o mwh tho rWV14f0
Wo Uniderbuy
mt,kl VhINklolll thomi 1
NO 0 \k P, T10N 8
Wlwther You
Hoi' Arx a Fow
A-4 81ioting
x Ork at only
8, por yard.
Hest Standard 1II-rints
Yours alt only
Good Parched Coffoe 4e. per yard.
.. Yours at only
Good Green Coffee 100 per pound.
Yours at only
Do per pound.
Soap-Good Washing Soap
Yours at only
3c. per pound.
All other Goods at correspondingly low
prices.
Your Dollar
Is worth twico as much at the
Boebivo of Bargains.
0. KLETTNER,
The Fair and Square Dealer.
LANDS WANTED.
P ERSONS WITH LANDS FOR
sile are requested to put them in
my hands for sale. I am in constant re
coipt of So many letterd of inquiry
about lands from Northern and West
ern parties, that I may be able to effect
sales for those who will eive meo aet
rate detailed descriptions of what they
have. No ebarge will be mile unless
sltisfactory sailes are imlikde. Descrip
tion must be such as can he guaran
tee(d anii m11ust .give: Number of acres,
location. 1haracter of hlnd, proxim
ity to railroads. postollices, schools,
churches and towns, kind of improve
Ilents. Coimniinications btrictly Col
fidential whenl so desired.
.JA MPs (". G1131U.S,
State Land Arent.
Colum bi i. C.
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
AT THE PLANTAION IN TIN
~ Long Lane commIunity, ieri. the
Dr. Kennerly phlce, reentily sold by
Ie, on \Vednesday, December 15, 1897,
at 11 o'clock, I will sell the following
personal property, consisting of Farm
ing Implements of all kinds, including
one Mower and Rake, Corn, (Cotton
Seed, Fodder, nlacksmith Tools, 7
Mules, 2 Horses, Hogs, GOats, and
other per'son:al i roper'ty.
TVERMs: Cash.
November 23, 1897.10 AB IS
~XANTE'D-TtUTJ'WORTHiY ANI) ACT
VVont le ie oaer lad11e t Lave for re
St atiped enyv! pe. T1he D)ominiion Comnpany,
ni!
liars out of rubber ? That's a
hiey'll stretch. It's a pretty
Five Dollar Bill stretch over a
.d we don't promise to do that
ber dollars are made, we'll
tny store you know of.
mn all wool knee pants
more. We'll stretch four dola
cents of your common silver
a splendid all wool suit to
years old, worth $7--the suit
e'll stretch $6.75 over a fancy
~t ought to cost $8, and would
ere. Want to stretch your
, an yo'llthink its rubber.
)OTEN,
,NEWVBERRY, 8. (J.
Wines and Beer
[ILY USE.
L at 0. p. Houses ! You
e Best by Buying of Usi!
our Order.
Paid to Mail Orders.
lOLEM1E IIERIElI.
REE STREET,
T. .I- -
Wore StrctIg Busqess
Andwe know that the pooplo oituilot buy goods at pree1n1t prios With
vottn at 60 R poundi, wo livo thoroforo put, tho knito in plsoo and on1
thom to the eoro. The man that raidiea cotton must. loso ind wo are Willing
to do vr'hart by ouitting deep lInto tho preliont, prious, so tihat his dollar
will buy 4a nmy gooda fromil u as ono dollar fnd a h11f will buy almost
aiywheo 0,4o. Now road ovory iino carofully and you will ilid it intor
A?k) yar h#of thwo b 1 oal) Al. 4%%, 5 0ut fit i je.
MM yikk 41f ood t' o at Be. Ie' M1n,11 T4uh Out log at 80*.
lo (Mtrnm i"ltAnel at 410, the li'mokh Oul ig. doutible fleced, lo.
%% &% "121tuo doublo w1dt(h WVorstted, 10o,
"~ 4'tt ~ ~ Io to 46* 124e.
12 'nt ,1aaa 0,-0 " "' " I50.
04o Mi 1 ' 8o.
I %Sk A A11A A1lZ ",'0 )0
INM Pant11 JOan10, WkoNtt1110d, Fille kiliaek d1r-es g4loods al ga(es 11and
Bi l ' un, wooltilh'd, 'ie, mt 25 per ce'nt. * If t he p)resenbt pricesi
kvd nn1 at your own pi le You siould een 1e g.oda to appre
Obnto their value.
We Ilgur that this coutry is illod with a thrifty industrious peoplo
that must havo som goods if they can buy thoum right., and we have con
cluded to aecommnodato thoin in that rogard far more than they expectod
25c Chi,lds Shoes at 190. $2.50 Ladio Dongola hand sewed $1.75.
65 " $' el 25 Men's Dress Hhoes at $1.
50 " " 35. $1.50 " $1.25.
75c 600bO. $1.75 11 s.:s
$1 LadIes Dongola Bu tton Shoes at 850. >' " S.
46$1. $2.50 " " hand sewed 81.75.
$2 " hand welt " $1 50,
LR"Wo have a big lot of Misses and Ladies Capos and Jackets at 50 cents.
up; theso goods aro mutch below the regular prices.
Our Stock of CIothina Is not more
Thre-o-fourths of
the prico asked for the same goods elsowhore. Wo havo Men's wool Suits,
clean nice goods at $.50 to $9.50 that yOU cannot duplicato anywhero.
Youths suits with long pants, coat and vest to fit a boy from 12 to 19 yors
at 82.75 to $5. These goods aro worth from $1 to 63.50 moro than wo sell
them for.
We havo Children's suits from 4 to 15 years. Knoo pants at any pric
you want them and at 75c on the dollar of what it cost to mako themn.
Our goods were all boughtby our housesfor
cash from manufacturers and jobbers that have
failed in business, consequently the above
prices can only be had at
RLYNN'- UO'ASH SaTORE,
Next Door to Pelham's Drug Store.
A IIE IN%LVIfEk
To call in and examine my line
of goods. I have a nice and well
selected stock of strictly high
grade Chamber Suits in Walnut
and Oak. A full line of medium
and cheap Furniture. Will sell
very close for cash.
I. 1y Main Stret, Newvberry, S. (C.
Harris Lithia ar nae
TOl REI1EV R V (hI8 OF INAIidRTIN IN ONE MIN1JI''S
T1IE OR MONlRY iggYng
If' taken afterlveh1Yeal Will Cnro tlle Weirst Case of IlldigestIeI.
Read wvhat the eminent Dr. Devaga, of Chester, M. C., has to say of the
wator:
I have used Harris Lithia Water with thme most excellent results whero
I have been able to got my patrons to drink a suflicient qulanItitY daily.
The carbonated has no equal in gastric disturbances. It is anr e:cellent
table water. It is a pleasant laxative and is a sure cure for Flatulent
Dyspepsia- S. M. DEVAGA, M. D.
This water is for sale in Nowborry ait Robertson & G ildor's, S. B.
Jones' and WV. E. Pelham's.
Harris Lithia Springs Hontel wvill be open ait tiho beginning of tho season
For rates and other information write
Harris Lithia Water Go.,
HARRIS SPRINGS, 8.0C.