Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Newberry Cotton Market. (Cett Tuesda and Friday by 0. NVIA zoines ) Good Middling............5. ........-.. . 181 Striot. Middling.......... .6*.5 06. bi dli...i.....t..... 4931 Strict Low Middling..........4 75 Lb* Middling................... , 60 Steady. _____ leceipts for week ending Satur daY 1Et................................. 1300 ReQeipts since September 1st...... 10,20 For Sale. lOne joung Milk Cow, and one Faml3 dorse. Apply to George Leonhirth al Helea, S C.tAf2t Prograuino for Teachers' Association, Jan 8, 1808, 1st Topic: What the-teacher owes hiE pupils.-W. E. Black and IMiss Agnes Erchman. 2nd Topic: Arithmetic ,In the public sobools.-Prof. W. K. Sligh and Miss Lizzie Dominick. Ono Blinute Cough (lure cures iuickly. Thal'a what yol want I W. . Pelhain Get a pretty Hat ai)d a pair of Shoes - cheap for Christmas at Copelano 1$ros. Efoura on Hates for the Hollys. The Charleston and Western Rail road Company and the Southern Rail road Company will sell Excursion Tick . ets for thtHolidays to all points in Virginia, North Carolina, South Caro lina and Georgia at four cents per mile for tWe round trip, and second class tickets within the State of South Qarolina at tlhreo and one-half cents e for the round ~trip. Tickets on sale December 2nd, 23d, 24th and 25th, and December 30, 31st, and January 1st, 1898, good to return on any train tnt.;. January 4th, inclusive. For any other informatian as to rates, schedules, etc., call on any agent of the companies. Miss Allio Huhes Rorfolk, Va., was fright fully burned on the face and neck. Pain was instantly relieved by DeWitt's Witch Hazel flal,ve, whIon healed the injury without leav ingasecar. 'it is tbo famous pilo r medy. W. E Pelhmin. If you wish to make your father, biother, pastor, or editor a nice Christ mas p resent, present them with a pair of Lilly Bracketts' Fine Shoes at Jamic son's, they only it $3.68. Pilano Reek % at Prosperity. Miss Lilly L. Alicen's music pupils, of Prosperity, will give a piano recital at the residence of Mr. W. A. Moseley this evening at 7.30 o'clock, vhen the following programme will be rendered: Melodia Enf-tutinc, Kohler, Annie iay Gelston; tndantino Tranquillo, Suharfenberg, Lena Mosoley; Valse, Kohler, Lillian Wise; Duet-Andante, Beyer, Jessie Moseley, Annie Beden baugh; German Patrol, Eilcnl)erg Op. 78, Annie Belle Wise; Allegretto, Kohler, Isoline Wyche; Duct-Stirrup Cup, Krug. Op. 147, Misses Simpson and Witherspoon; Polka Brilliant, Kunkel, Grace Kirkpatrick; The Gov ernor's March . (two step), Geibel, Estelle Stewart; Villager's Waltz, Kohler, Mogfatt Kirkpatrick; Blue Violets, Finke Op. 15, Jessie Moseley; Duet-Fairy Fingers Waltz, Kennoy, Grace and Mogfatt Kirkpatrick; La Zingana, Bohm, Op. 102, Annie \ .le Wise. Men's Overcoats for $2.50, $3.50, $5, $0 50, $8.75, $10 and $13.50. Every one a genuine bargain at Jamuieson's. See the newv lot of pretty Neckwear just recelued for the Christins trade at Copeland Bros. it SAY! SAY! SAY! *People, did you all know tjpg Saul Bros. wore solln'prbTfem in an~ on '~. This ma be due to the specially objectiona~blc of dispensary measure imnpose us here than to the system Rolieved of the "proil" featui 7 of the "political machine" I and made a bona ide "co police power" for regulttl controllhng the traflic, 1 hav doubt it would be very muce Ssatisfdatory and accep)talolt people. Such is the G4o prove niyst.st ctory im j arnd such is the A thens, Ga. which seems to be0 sat isfa the people there as a~ mieasuir. Bat the system a and carried out here in $ol . . lin'a could hardly be m -f a factory or more de.gjorahlzi hie sentimfenlt. N0In my second article I s the experience of Maine a the utter failure of "prol prohibit." lii both these 3hibition had been tried ui S( favorable circumlstanices p( it could be in any other, e ce more so than it could h South CIaroilina. And yc as it has elsewhere, it I a complete failure. Whal ment then c'an we have h for seeing it adopted cai fair trial, to having our rutadall corrupting ) systm prolonged. vsoeaccount of a I n yjudgment, wou more satisfactory and a in South Carolina th dispensary or prohibit of courser to high lio regulation. Tjhe Ohic certainly not what; cai regarded as a high I In fact, it is not a heo for no license is granl v10908~ AND1 AL BWr ? 'henew council will' be swort, in teqinrrow 'morning at 10 o1clook. M1lis Virginii b1ooriban, of dreon ville, is visiting at Mr. .W. B. Aulila. Mi. W. M. Perdeti of Greensboro, N. .oilona visit to his brother Mr.J Rt. Perduo. Mi,. L. W. Jones was elected agent of the creditors of Mr. Jos. T. Hutchi son on Saturday. Winthrop Collego has closed down temporarily owing to the one case of small-pox in Rock Hill. We giveour editorial space this week to the cotton grower8 convention and to our cOrrespondents. I1s Jewel.Cop'bland who has been spending a while in Newberry with relatives left for her homo in Clinton on Monday. Only ton days more in which to take advantage of our special offer. Come in and let us got squared ip,sforo the end of the year. The entertainment that was an nounced to be given by the Sons and Daughters on 31st has been postponed until after the holidays. Rev. Henry J. Cauthen is on a visit to his sister Mrs. C. W. Creighton and preached a good sermon in the Metho dist church Sunday night. Please hand in any notices or adver tisements or changes for Friday's paper early Thursday morning, as we expect to print on Thursday evening. The Excelsior Reel Team, which won the prizes in Charleston, will give an exhibition race on Main street next baturday, Christmas day, at 10 o'clock. The land advertised by the Master in the case of Glenn vs Gl3nn is the old homestead of the lato Dr. Geo. W. Glenn and is in the Beth Eden neigh borhood and adjoins lands of Drs. Car Ille and Renwick and Mr. Geo. Sligh. It is a valuable tract of land and con tains a good two story dwelling. Mr. J. B. Hunter stood his examina tion before the Supreme Court last week and was admitted to the practice of law. We notice In the class also our young friend Mr. C. J. Ramage, of Saluda. These are bright young men, graduates of Newberry College, and we shall expect them soon to come to the front rank in their chosen profession. We roccived some time ago a copy of The Hobrew Fair Journal published in Norfolk, Va. Our young friend Dr. Israel Brown is one of the editors and the paper also contains a picture of Dr. 3rown. IIe is coming to the front In the city of his adoption in his chosen profession, as we expected lie would. Hle Is also a graduate of Newberry Col lege. The Atlantic Coast Line and C., N. & L. Railroad Company will sell ex cursion tickets for the holidays to all points in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia at four cents per mile for the round trip, and scond class tickets within the State of South Carolina at thico and one-half cents for the round trip. Tickets on sale Decembher 2:2nd to 25th, and Doc comber 30th and 31st, and JTanuary 1st, 1898, gen~d to return on any train until January 4th inclusive. A l3eautiful line of Ladies, Children's and Gentlemen's Hanik~erchilefs and Mef flers for the Christmas trade. Just re ceived at A. C. Jones'. t&f tf. Spring 1898 new style Stetson Hats at $3.00 at A. C. Jones'. t& f t.f. An elegant line of Men's Ties, Bows,, 4-In-I-and and Scarfs, new and stylish, ohof liq ol. by unlice'nsed ven< er rather drunlk oni the prlom115(' was 15f kind deni. its salo to mliniors and ha 1 upon01 dirunkards, and1( on Sundalys ian itlf. tion days, am1l im the viem it eo and churches and oustitutins of b' o eature, wa,s also forb)iddoin. InI t1 iO Of authority to grant licenises wil e and pealed, but- the penalties i little selling without license left imore thus virtually establishinig p1 to our1 tion. TIhe no0w consttti-onl 0f henberg contained the following clause >ms) to licensoO to trafie inI mtaox Swedn, liquors shall hereafter bo grar system this State; but the General story to lbly may by law provideoagii annicipall resulting t herefroim." Tho s adopted the was this; the State refi h Caro- grant license; t he sale at reti tnsatis- S out license w as st rictly 101 ig to pub1l- the saloe in q1uantities not le~ quart for home consumplht ,owedl by perm it ted. ,1n 1882 "t he 1~ md Iowa, --so- callted nfl or its aut,i ibition to passed, wvhich was an att stiatos pro- evade the constitutionail I aoer more anid whic~h was as5 such up)5 rhaps1) t,han courts. In 1i8831 "i-li Sec .3rtainly far assessinig ai tax on) thle hqu11 o here inl Wis enacted, but this too t il bot.h, aside by the courts as i ad proved tional. Finally .L1 1881$, t1 encora'fge-.~ lawv, known as5 "the Dow 1 try it here? enacted by the General t ititw~ould has boon tested and hais r( -y muchi pro- sancriCion of the Suipr-etno C d givenl a St ate as5 ini coniformity wit present cor- slituntio'i It is not a hecc dispensary all, and conmes withmn hot ing power and the police prlos oh State. -1t is simp~ly ~ -ytii vjl traniie, such as5 ma y be dpoefraniy ot her business fer1 uccessful here revenueW, wvithi ii,aa n either the to pay) Io lieHIi*>' on. I refer, of having the good1e so with strict sohd for 1non.paiymient. liquor law is inig is givOil as an 'acc eproperly ' of the presen~it state of flOysoi."The muaufatctuiro of sj rise a at all, malt liquors1 is I re. od. I is sim.- liquor, either at wholo A Joist Debate. Miny (f the. 13tiaes of Newborry will reunebe' that when the collego first camu back here from Walhalla for Pveral years the two literary societies had each year In March a'public exer else known as the anniversary at which there was an oration and a joint debate. For the past several years that exer cisoe has been dispensed with. Recently, however, the two societies have decided to have a joint-publie exercise in March to be known as a joint debate. 'Iiie debaters and orators have been appointed but the subject for debato has not yet been selected. From the IExcelsior society the orator is B. 13. Hare and the debaters are J. M. lienry and J. F. Stillwell. From the Phronakosmitan society the orator is J. M. ipting and th Qibaters 10. (. Witt and H. C. Falla i. 1. Aull has been chosen presid 'nd will preside. It will be a joint debate betweet the two societies and judges will be ap pointed to decide on the merits of the two sides and announce the decision. [t will create considerable rivalry and Inuch interest will no doubt be aroused. Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa., says, "My child is worth nillions to m11e: yet would inve lot t,er by croup had I not invested twenty- live e- uts in a bottle of One M nute bough eure." It cures coughs, colds and all throat and lung troubles. W. E. Pelhaml. A SPECIAL OFFER. Cnttea is low and everybody is con >laining. There is some ground for the general wall, but complaining does not become strong men in th is fai' land. [ho trouble is we planted a crop, and grow it expecting 7 cents for cotton. We had no right to expect so much and ,ben the disa,ppointient would not iiave been so great We need to stop 'oplallining and go to work to better )ir condition. But this apart. We want to show ur appreciation of prevalling condi Aons and our sympathy for those who ave been disappointed in their ability to mect their obligations promptly. Wo want also to &ive everybody an op lortunity to get his account square on ur books. if you will pay your subscription up o t,ho first of January, 1898, we will ive you The Herald and News for 1898 twice a week for one dollar, but you must settle up back dues in order to get this reduction. If you cannot >ay any or all of your back dues come in and give us your note for back dues mtnd the one dollar for next year and ye will give you a rescipt in full to January 1, 1899. This leaves no excuse or any subscriber to remain delin 11int on our books. Our purpose in oing this is to meet the depressed onditions and to get our .subscription ists credited UP. The price of Tihe Herald and News s not reduced, but remains $1.50 a car. This is a special offer which we vill keel) open unt,il the first, of Janu ary, 1898. Will you not take advan tage of this offer to get, your name cred ited on our books and get the paper next year for $1.00. New subscript,ions ivill be taken during this time at one ollar also. Remember this offer holds good until 1st, of January 1898 only, and is meant to take in every subscr'ib ,no1t *-- 'Mr pnt wait fori ' bid. per anninnll tiioiglut itual and is au lirtst li en on t he pre eec.1he reCvet'Ui derived froma the 1 y of t raii is iivd' sflo' .ill tenths goes to the general r the fnnd of the State; two tenths I , iQ* town or1 countiy poorW fun, an -aist romuaininlg six-tenths is ~ ntact, egnailly beitweenl I lie mnunictpa ohii. and1( genlerail revenue funds. ~ 861I of it is dodicated to the supli "No the p)ublic schools. No child I icaini' to blush at the thought of o~ ted iii (educat iou to its father's druid Assm- and no wvife has the p)oor con at vils of rellectinug that the doprivi tation herself and childroni at hom sd to swell thle puhlic schlol fund uil with - opt ion is poermittedl to each t hiddn; in the State, a majority of a than a cast. deciding for or aga n was traffilc. It is estimated that n Act" one-.fourith the townships or, was g the sale. TVhe revenue der m 11t4.to the liqjuor tax is reported rovisiols by tbe State Audit or, and () it by the low tax levied would no do tiL" arde'd as a great, finanen r traffic by Senator T1ilhiu andu was set Evans. Beginni"i iit coistitu th le law fi rst took effect, i i present hiave bene' as follows in r' saw" was hers: l88d, S2,)100) l8 Assembly, 01)) 88,$' ~ ,0 ceived th 11 281l,00~80 ~ 48 ourt of the .82(','lit;19, 2(8 lithe con- 82,)l010, 20S 5o law at sidering the difference of b the t ax. bet woen Ohio and South poer of revenue of t he latter usui tax onl thi lawv ought- to beo aio mposd o to $00(l)0 per. anniut rpesof tainly far. muore than sl for failure received or is likely eve the danger from ihn~ d ispensartIy. ed n ti wllhe observed, there The follow- falling otT in the niiunh' iate accounit andll then a graduall in ie laws." wvould he the effect of d i touls and say MIt) or WS0( pe n 1'o sale of able "'high license'" alemo reailI surmise from the (il tSeins Prom Long Lane. In my last communication I said, inless I'm very much mistaken, "I will Aot agree with you. If you say the farm era are just getting lazy and this is why they leave the farm." Some one ls 1l not out of that, sentence and m.de it convey a false impression. Far be it from me to say anything against the farmers or 'even to offor them, in their oppressed condition, the poor. consolation of telling them they are doing very well and should not com plain rather would I advise then to make a united demand for justice. Muster Clarence Glenn who has been quite ill, has resuned his school duties and looks very well. it. and Mrs. J. E. Cofield and Mr. C. E. Jeter, have paid a visit to Mr. S. A. Jeter's family. Mr. icGilliain who has been a neigh bor of ours for sone years, leaves today for his new home with Mr. James 13la lock, of Laurens County. We all re gret Mr. McGilliam leaving but hope he will find pleasure, profit and hap piness in his new surroundings. Foot racing has gotten to be one of the past tim,3s in our community. The last race like that of the "hare and the hedge-hog" took pl*ce up and down the rows. I will not attempt to say which one of the participants was the hare or which the hedge-hog, nor will I tell you what the wager was, much better though than three artichokes and three onions. Some of our young people went off to a "social" not long since and, since then the dictionary has been their constant companion. I insist that another "social" be given so that they may come and show how much they have profited by this study. Most of our neighbors have planted wheat, some of the wheat is coming up and looks well. We have some go ahead up-to-date men around here who mean to make a living even though cotton sells at five cents. The sale at Mr. E. Cabaniss place took place today, much of the stock was bought in by Mr. Cabanies. " NiTA."1 Excelsior Etchings. The weather has been beautiful the past two weeks, and the farmters in this section have finished sowing grain and are about ready for Christmas. Prof. R. C. Counts, who is teaching school in Saluda county, has been on a visit to his father's family. Mr. E. M. Cook is having some paint ng done on the outside of his dwelling. Mr. J. D. Stone is doing the work. The young folks enjoyed a dance at Prof. J. S. Wheeler's home on Friday night. Two of Mr. J. S. Werts' little sons have been confined to their room the past two weeks with a continued fever. Glad .to state they are now on the mend. Mrs. J. D. Stone and chilidrn have been on a visit to her father's family. Glad to state thOAchool boys have planted out quite a number of nuice ittle shade trees on the school grounds. The trees ai'e nicely planted out and he boys dcser've p)raise. We notice a good decal of moving has ieady commenced. Others will soon follow. Now Is the time to subscribe for a good newspaper, while the rates are very cheap. Go and subscribe for he Herald and News and get the latcst ews fresh and clean, twice a week. Mir. Clinton Shieley and sister, Miss ora, of Saluda section, have been~on a visit In this community. ~tatt' 'nt.ice seine of the public roads nises. a sufcetpLn ini gr"d cotn qu1or lawi, ani-d of the Presenit Iowa Two- 1t is certinly the most simplo1 4 euei the liquor laws, and one( of the t he successful fromn a financial poi the v;ew, and seems3 to be exeC ivided wvith 1losa frict)on thanf miost C police olhers. With certain mnodih part that I p)rop)ose to noti'e 1i rt, of should think it the most sui , made o ir present stiuation here mn ing its Carolina of any law that hae mnlfoss, trad here or elsewvhere. ~olation C here are laws on the liquc tions of lemn in other States that mi goes to examiiined with profit. For Local Massachusetts has what is t( wshi p 1"restrictive system" that hr ballots excellent features. After a .nst the prohiit.ionl for a number C ss than that State in .187.4 retuirne prohibit license systom, thu.s ad mitt ved from failure of prohibit ion. She annally however, a very elaborate ai en at the what complicated law for t1 ht he re- anTd rest riction of the tralVi 1 success thani six clasBses of hicenses hn Gary vided for according to tie 8, wvhen of the traflic pro>eosed. 'I y re.cipts tiat feature of this classil man num.- wvhichi I would call atteont. 7,$1,691,. distinction made between 188, $2,- in distilled liquors anud ti )00- 1891, dlrinkls, such as light wine 00; 1891, cider. For the formm' thi 000 Con- licesoiSt wats fixed at $ i0( population miaxinuunif at. $1,000, whui Jarolina the latter the iniiluuml was . or a.similar madimumi $230. Thids to i $800,000) a highly imuportain. and. c( which is cQIr. distinlction, aIs it tends t has over t.he use of the lighter dri o receive of the stronger; tiht drm t first, as exhilaralte hut. (1o not ml -ts a marked make oneI lively and joll rn of saloons, brutaizeA. 1t. has beoen ease. What tulne of the writer to i higecr tax, n,umhor of year' in coI num a ve.rit. these lighter drinas at e can only univeisal use, by womfl 'ot in other ladies even, as well as fLans Fron''t, Paul's. Christmas next Saturday. We wish everybody a pleasant and enjoyable time. There cane near being a serious av eldent last Friday at Boinest & Co.'s saw mill. The workman bearing off the lutnber let a plink get into tie saw while running, the plank being severed one poico striking the sawer Mr. Lee Troutman knocking bit down and bruising his arim and both sides, cracking one rib. Persons can't be too careful around a saw mill. While in Newberry last lPridity we saw more drunken imen than we have seen since the lispensary has been iii operation. Prohibition swenms to b1e retrograding. It is a pity th,at so iny men that would be good useful eitizens are being ruined by strong drink. Our taxes will have to be paid by December 31. Where is the money to come from? Our graveyard association and com munity have nularged the graveyard on the north side. The church council is making prop. arations build a dining and cook room at the parsonage also sonmi other hn provemnents. Mr. Lee Gruber moved last Thirs day from the Wedaman place known as the Kibler land to the Sense plnce, vacated the samie day by Mr. 1). V. Sease moving twelve miles beyond Newberry with his son Jacob. Mr. Julius Epting wife and little daughter have gone to Columbia. Pleasure bent. Mrs. E. V. Epting is spending awhile in this community with he children. Mr. Julius Epting has sold his Pla1ce on Cannon's creek to his uncle Warren T. Epting. We would suggest Mr. Editor that in order to give your force sonme PileasurO or leisure that you issue no paper during Christmas week or at least but one. Five cent cotton won't, let us cat drove hog meat. Boinest & ComPIany conte'PIlate moving their saw mill soon to V. W. B. Boinest's. Farewell until after Christmas. CLODIJOP'PEH. MARIRlEI) December 8, 1897, by Rev. J. E. Jo1hn ston, at tihe home of the bride in New berry County, Mr. Hackett l'ogue and Mrij. Amellia Longshorc. 1)EATIHS. Mrs. 1. A. Williams died suddenly on Sunday night at her home in No. 6, aged about 74 years. She was the mother of Mr. T. (rif WillialmS of Helena, and Mrs. D. H. Wheeler of our town. She will be buried it Trinity today. Hucklen's Arnica Solve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, 111cers, Salt Rheutl, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hand, Chlblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup tons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It ie guaranteed to give p erfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Robertson & Gider. W. L. Douglas $3i Shoes reduced to $2.38 at Jamieson's. A good line of Men's Lace and Con gress Gaiters for 90ec. at .Jamiecson's. Zeigler Biros., fIne Shoes for ladies reduced from $3.50 to $2.318 at Janmie son's. Anm all-wool Suit for slim men at Jamieson's for $6.75 real v'alue $9. You can buy the very best fancy -'' unid Caussinmere Suits at .Jamie if all piernials . .i03 50. timf ue, tend to promiote in ou11. I the try, that is grapio growVing anIl iiji5making, for which onr soil at .c~ I imato is eminenitly suited . toi to Massach1usetts law also provid South ilocal option n all her cit n been townsll every year. LicenW granted by the micltiCipal ati r prob- but this is done only inl eals ght. be authorized by a pophular vot( ist ance, bib)itionl is the rule, license5 o1 rmeod a specially authiorized by a ml s some the voters. B.ut the Massi trial of law, I should say, is rat her f years cated and cumibersomie for c to the poses h<ro in South Carohin ng the some features of it might lbe eactedI, Woe ought to have a law as ad some.0 simple and easily executed control ble. No less Trho most conmplete k e were pro- law perhaps is that of Nik character as such I may refer to I li essen- The general principil) of ti cation to revised in 181)1 is that lie n is the gratedC( only on a vote "f( Ihe traffic by petition of "a majority 10 lighmter ~ sesdtax-pa1y ig citiz.o , beer and1( property, if ini townis or ci miimumIili b,lock or. squa.re mn whlich and the shop is to be kept"' (or ii for the towns or count ry by a Ot) and1( the the towni Or townsh~Iip. \ in mind is arec taxhpayers5 are allo0w mm1t~ondbo by petition tlouigh not ks insteaid whIo are not tax -payers is that. may this r.ght. Licenses5 ar brite; may1) the county court, excepit y but do not of St. Louis wsere thmer Lim goodl for - exciso comn,a.issionler. esdo for a for ai licenise must bo0 i n mtri''s where tax.palyinmg ma111 citizenl in almost one years of age; and t tihe finest granited is valid for ot . 1 bymatlld tihe samof pelitionl. i-i r2eadquarters is still at our-old place. We have an ondless variety of all kinds of Toys, Dolls, Doll arriages, Etc., Etc., aid everything to ploaso the hittle on1es1. WO IlLvV j1lMt 01poned our stock aid a-( all to (all anlld examinlo tlamlo bofor, ming pulrchafsos. Rinemer wof are headquar teris, for-all kinds of Fruits, Candies, Nuts, E xtracts, Spices, Etc., Etc. Our priei ire low, aid 1uial itY of loods high. f &A0 .'. 3. -JONES. Christmas Goods! DANIELS & C0,, Beg us to say to our roaderF they havo just roceived a larg( lot of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVERWAR l]AND SPECTACLES for the holiday trade. The don't sell cheap goods, but they do sell good goods choap (for they haveo't got rich at the businiess yet). Any goods sold ot work don by thl)llm that has not given reasonablo satisfaction bring them back. Our motto is WE ARE, NOT SATISFIED IF OUR CUSTOMERS ARE NOT PLEASED. Got your Christmas gifts bofore they aro piced over. fAt6t Other Things besides SPECTACLES G . < 0 . ThIe: are lots of things in a J ewelriy Store that dIon't cot1an jewels Lois of smnall artistic articles sui table for Xmas p)resen)ts that you w~ouIld never think of unlesh s youl sawl them. WeI~ halve a beautifuil line of smallI Novelties at extremely LOW PR1(GES. You can come and spend1( a p1easant hour in~ looking aroundI at our stock and1( buy v<.n youl get readIy. i WIU( have thus '. ,,'eler. Teliquor pr'ob)hnuin sOVOli s for with a viow to furma1lhng U i ad for wise notilon on the subject es are lLWislatora Hoon to aissombh'.l oritis, final article, and1( 1 hope a it is1on, I shall1 endoav'or to PO .Po- from thlese various method lwhen wyould ini my) Opinion0, 1be the jority of most praIcticail miethlod foi chbusett'a adopt here ini South Carohn) ir pur Ithogil on t ra tp . [1s pos5i~ There0 is- niothing muore \than a1 sure thing. i option '1h manl whlo in)ve'L ur.i, and stock is apt to get soaked~(. 1i a s'I'Tho voicO of thle aiv 5 Cl be a moils w hat little Im si c hll r"' licenco soul mofa tie LoyoI 0V draws more1 1)in SOWninilg cast1les a n a111 ll thc oithII in mll b101 and u1mtilsegt Ij.>ity' inl brags of hoel (4'llCl d c to vote ito wVato monle'y in tai it tie 1pol1s) paitenit onl his creait ion. , hila menQI A d'cided bIlondo1 is are denIie7d womjan who always gratd by having hecr ownI way). in he tyA m1other who( wil i 1)) sp c ilt adm it that so m11 e oth < lawa appliimi sumart, as hors is nlot to thew-abidw0grav 0111Wilgi hov 0wet yea h- htCIIIS must tile a1 she received. NI, Ferst's Soqs Co, Savannah, Ga. T. Q. BOOZER, Ag., NEWBERRY, S. C. Will sell you Whis key, Rye and Corn, at '50 per cent. re duction. Pure whis key at reduced prices. Now is your time to buy. Only the purest stock to be sold at such re duced prices AGENCY UNDER NEWBERRY HOTEL. M. Ferst's Sons Co., THOS. Q. BOOZER, Agent. WkER WORKS ELECTRIC LIGHTS. I have seluvod at 11irst.class wovklmn I" 1' '11111hinlog an1d ( .let1' i work. I will hv reav 14) t it y 11n41 of work in allo-e l-allnctes when II the timl comlies. I shall "tri"e t please in evm-y way, and ever.y job mlikst give sitisfacetionl. \Vih he pIItsel to make vstIjItes free vrat is. I aiml fully equipped to do 'laleling, I i h-axi , V 14-Itulcanizing, Turninlg Iuul 111 othler hivyele work. I keep a fuill slipply of hieyele sundr-o1s. stovus b1y the varl. ll all prives. I havo received illally kind favors from tIe people of Newherry in the past, for whicl I am111 trily gratefuil. I ,sik for it t rial inl these iew ranhlei of my husiness. Your s, J. W. WHITE. -t. tf AUDITOR'S NOTICE. ~ 01? AN AlTTIfORTZI-f) AGMN'Tr 9. will m at t,Li following places on the days niimed, for tie,e purposo of tak lug retulls of real and( personal proper 1.y for O,n yealr 1898: A t. Nowberry, Jantiftry let, to 16t,b. A t ltoplia .atimary 17th. At Cthappells .anutry 181h. A t, ILolgshor-'s Storo .1lnuary 190. A t .1ialapa J11u1Iy 20t1h. At, Wh it,mlres .1ntywavy 21st.. A, May binton Jannrtity 24tb. At Glymplhville January 251.. A t Walton .1ilnary 26th. 0 At Pi'onariai, .'anuary 27t,. At. Sligh's .itumr'y 28th. At .olly St.reet, .1lt ary 29th. A t O'Nealls Janlary 31st.. A t St. itke's 1eolwnary 1st. A t I 'osperity Febrtary 2nd and 3d. And at, Newberry utnt,il i"ehruary 20th, aftter whichh timo te law r'equlires a penahlt,y' of 5t01 or I cen.. t.o he added0(. All noLes antd mnortgages and1( mone14.ys ar'e taxalel, and( personis het,ween the atges of 21 and (i0 yearsP arlo liable1( to poll tax un0less exemp;t by law. T1ho law pr'ovide.s aliso for' ani incomie t,ax, iin in comeIs of $2500.00) and upwards. Special blanks will he furnished for making. merL'chanlts5 ret.nrnZs. No statemoent of prIopeLrty' sent in wIll be received unless made1( onl p)roper1 blan1k antd sworn to by par1ty' making same1. A. N. C. The Place to go ODPELfIND BflOS., WhIen ini need of ainythinig to wonien bioard (Gontleman or1f1 i't' looks very much HEADWEAR! .o a if bo is going to ho a R. flidato and that ho will run uponl ta1toia an ati.dispenltsary platform, if the bly our1 dispensalry wit.hstanids thel commyn inI a session of the generaIl assembly. shote iCol. Jamnies HI. TVillman, of the jt ont1 1Edgeiioldl har, who jrs hore in attond , what antce uponi the statoe supreme court, bst antd wa al1pproalched3 todaiy. us to tioni was Callod to t,br rulOk .the candidacy of hir fathler anid lho 0. 1). was asked if it varo'( true that be * ~ dotormhed( to opposo Governor Elflerho inI the apprtioachIing election.s Ini reply to miy que1(stti hi said. anjcertainl nounemn)t asme to my father's intent in) polit.ics, as5 he always does3 h)i3 IWtere'd own talking, in his owvn waylli( and his owL n tm, but to be candid, I toll yog lluulY1 franly 1 am11 unatblo to map11 out ag in s wUt~ hait lhe will do. I do know hain that lhe is very much o1psf' ove to permiiit his nam1o1 to ho igma used( s for au1l icontinwhapoiticall ollico. r' architec'ts I knowl also tha h11.le is datily reemY ing let t.(ors from all! over1 the s tato0 ,f(''1 h- bse4ChinIg him i to mialm thle race for lO e ah hni governor11 1. 1I nnt t eli yon ,what mesclem 4 d&Cision will beI, b,ut there is this miuchi certin ii: (Ioveroi'r lorbo l(11a1h( nuon will moet a determined101 oppoXsit,ion. ciig ut a 1t. wais called to Colonel T.1illman's tal1k to. thle etfect ibat his father wVas a fair h aired too old to niako a1 vig'oll ons 1 campmgni. .nit upl Iho repjlied w~ith ai[laugh: "'My father has1( a constittion of iron and though -t) yourls oldl, his mind la as clear as delibe'rately it ever was and he enjoys bettor r hiiby is as healthI thani I (10 iiy elf."' ho rustOl 'This is aill the light that can be be trstl<.' hrwn ont the ex Conigrossman'sl goes 1.o) her p)rospectivo candidacy just at this ,bat girl gave timle, but as said above it, looks very ding presen0t mucith as if he has determmie(d to on ter' the race.