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E. II. A ULL!, Emroat. TI1E COTTON URIOWEIt CONVENTION. The Herald and News published in its issue of last Friday the action of the Qotton (G,rowers'Convention in Atlanta last, week. The purpose of the meeting is to form sub-organizations in all of the cotton States and we ho: , will result in good 'The farmers should organize and co operate for t heir general welfare. The eonvent.lon also passed resolu tions to redlce tl' acreage. Vith proper organizizitlon from the township up to the State anld from the Stato to all the ecto, growing States this can be done. WVe believe, however, that thu' reso lution adopted by the 'Newberry coi vention onl Monday is the correct plan. R educe ihe aeea'.e only where it has been i nerased to the extent that the famill is not, stu'-slporting. In other Vords let those farmers who have beenl vaising cotton and buying corn and Ineat Itld other things that can be grown on the farui cide the at,;.'eage and those wh)o have not bought tlhese thi 1n shou lid not reduC(IIe because e lCy havo alIready rfed. et the zal I-cot tIl .'rower gcrm sometlin ig else. I f w ( w re goig M advise the farmr Or I hi n of ('otryaat iv what to (It) it. would rtim soiethinag like this: Raise o! the [ar c orni ioli1 Iot-11, wheat, . 1) datoes and suich like to furnish whlat i, neetl on the farmti for Imian anItid b.ast,I aInd t hen raise aIIl the cottonl you caln. 'I hat is t)hl advice and hats beenl giVe1 QVCer sinae e CaI reIebier, but it, is good advic(l ill the meltle. And our1 obM.ervatjoin la 'l -en t tthe farmii er who h I m'a*ind it .-on.sistently vild persi-,telit"y is tiea man who ilas 'ei along anm Ialde solie mnoivy. l'o reduce the avrenoge inl cotton uanless you put thtt aTeage inl somiie kind (if food stuffs that. cnn bie h consumed on the faria will not help the sitalatioan. Th(4o.e faraIers h'llo follow this plan ale nzot tucleh coniicernaedl Itholla th ie lien Slaw because they have no ovcsion to vAh ld ifIli' l. al t \nii i l w 1r011mvoed e 3thfngin fl-ttrc, wmui noA disturh) its Stiml-il l 1. call he (lilit to 'sto)p t hat. A s ( apI t. heia'l a lanks said 'early every one who i to handles cottoan aiaikes almore out of it, thalt the 'am %a who grows it.. titOranzatonan aitaItionl if cOaldctel ill the properi' spiri a, s we he ieve Ihe Ireselt lt Ovem1elt, is goilgS to le, will dt god ald we hIope to see an organi.ationl in very towilhlip atl county inl the h,'l. UllilI 18A.. A nother 'CI-ih,atllas tide is upon us. It. -1houhld bc the happiest day of all th(! year. lt is a time of gift beariig. A title t.hat comilemol it es t.he great v-t' gilt to inaln e should lea lize durinig this timant. that it is m1,-e blessed to give Ita to receive. is not at timlae for. sinful pleatsur*es and sin ful iaidulgeanees, buit it shihlbe ia t.limo of i3we'et iand haiippy I'j 'cinig. Tihe birth1 i oil ie babe ini the lowly anager' tt, et hilehlem' mela nt r'edemalp tioan atad sal vatiton to ai~1i notl a rineda S wor'l.' It maai pieace on earth and ouii i0i..;. 20 . .ih j to i . cods:limt getera love hath any muant tha thi iiis that hei will lay idown hiis life for' ais fiind. Yet th,is d ay comea m ei (1rat 4s the day oif biis 'oamiang to ear'th of the Ston oif God to lie a saeriflice for the si ns of 'a r'ebelious worild. Thena let ther'e he hauppy hetatrs antd .good4 eer thriiouaghout t.he land uand grate fual thiataks.iviag that God hadi bWi Son~ that aii n iighit not, (lit. Th'ie I lorialdh aand N1o s sends gre'et inl'.s to al of its anyv readleas and wi-lhes for'tlti te la hppyv an a1( itjoyoust shall liutve no cr'imues to tchironicle aand that, thaer' ay~ bie haappiness aind joy ill 'try homne andit tha t Sanita Cliaus will Yes, ake the ch.ildre h' ) appy for withI ouit then hais woiuld bie at lonic andil evuIit taht Santa lill ever'y 'icing ttiU hun' ai thlit chiamnty corner- this hit. itu wi.I be title enough to tell m (' haua time itits anad ~6-cenut cottoni a - Y grow oldera. The poor 3". havwe wit.h yoi ).ways. D)o nt,t fourget themtX oni this happy Chrlist mails tide. If we hiad it ini our1 power' we would send old.Santa Claus down every ch uim ney, howeveor humblhe the cOtt.atge home, in all this land. Anad we beg Iima to Jitames P-. ('uok, who so aly~ and elli cienatly r'eprecsents thle Universit.y Ptublish ing 'oampany ini thiis Statte, for' copies0 or supp)Ilement, t.o laurtiy's geogaphiy conit.ain ing ant up 1-to-date map of South Cai'olina wit,4 aill of the new eotunties giveni. Mlaury's geogr-aphiies 'arae deidediCtly the best series in use aand t hey are always kept m igh t utpto- 't. T1he iniformaitioan Is mata,nt. jimpatiat' and1( the hook is writ trIn In att,at,ive and1 pleasing style. The Company, too, is to bo congrat,u.. lated hai . having so pleasant atntd coturtcous a g -ntlemeon to r'eprleset theam in his State as PI of. Cook. Atto'riey General Joseph .\eKenna has been atppointed Associate 'Just,ice of the Stupr'emne Court by President nic Kiey to succeed Just,ice Field. 1* i e I that Col. Geo. D. Tlitlmn yentjhe race for Governor' next w6bMMM doer to the campaign.] ABOUT 01tME. Accordlug to resolutions the Episco pal clergy and the Methodist clergy preached luist Sunday against the crime of homicideo and the News aund Courier on Monday 'contalined a long and ex haustive write up by Is eflicient Co. lurubla correspondent giviig the stat istics of homicides in the State duinlug the year. Rev. .1. W. unmbert preaelied an ex cellent, srmon in1 the Newherry eth odist cliurch on Sunday mnornling in, ae cordaice with the resolitions of Iis Conference. Thor'. is little dolubt that thero, I-s need of reform ii this matter iln(d that, too many peoplo esteem human lifo too lightly and that too Iany people go around ats walkilg arsellals plrepared at a Imlomenll's Iotico and on sm1all1 pro vocation to take h lin nlife. The preachers preaeli to us all the time the doctrine of peace. Tliero is Ieed of more Control of self. mlasteLery of oniesel f. Nearly all tihe homr icildes collie from small provocation and result, from Irmittlers which aILIre Iin themselves tri vld and could he settled if Iople would learn to govern themseives. If the juries Were nore prompt. in convicting of mllurde and execu tive (leiency wis wit.lhhebi it migrt, let, thoso know who take human life I lItt tire old Miosaic law of ani 4 ye for an eve aid a lifi! for a life woUId Ie tire resul1t. Then those who are so veid3' to sioot down would consider. We Iope the preachitng aid witing rrray result inl good ald that homicides will decreae. We notice t,bat a litirllev of our. vx ehru ges have a good deal to sa' about, the p'ro-pective enilidites fromI New hery fo' tIhe S1 tate olives and -.omtl'.e of tieii hlv(, gonle so far ats t.o intilmate that Newherryi llight. r-Iish cand1114i dates for several of thle Sitate ollies. Now we do not kno who is going to le a candidate fromn this coun11tty Int we Walt, to sa1y thait, if 'ehim 1pr111 t enqtlers thre r1ace for Goveroolr he will iliake it. lively for the Iy thait wils. lie is i good campalign"er, at vigoiOrOUs aitIl IoIl spealkellr ai N will measire ill to ally of t'le boys inl hlle light. Then there is Mayor i. Ii. Fynans "llih" ivans who knlows vvevrybod(I inl 1hv Slato anld i-vti yodyN kinOW., til like,s "Ilub." If Ie shouli go inl folr At.torylic ieal he will make tlht fellow taint leat.s him get li soonl in tihe Imlovrinlg aild tilstle for the plaitce. Then th-re is Senutor Mower sirong Iin intelleet, cn'0Iservaltive ilways but positive-a nlial who hats a repliutation throuigloit the State as a wisi ail safe and clear Ileaded legishtor nd who worild have a strong following" throughol' th Stale for any positiol Ire IligIit, aspire to. Then w h Iivo other Ien who are stl,ro iland abflit. Thlert! ar- .John-4ton, and)(] Sligh11 anld Wycle and ter and Keitt, ail Blelc. So you1 sic it, is too Sool yet, to he talk(ing Ibout wlat we are golig to do or not do. We have not talked to any of these men ad do hot know wit, t.hieir in.tn. tionis orli purpoises are' bilt. I hey' alr'ii abe and1( i crmpel.ent, arid we aliwayis iniake it. a r'ule Li) stick to our owin men. A lid their, tooi, it Is get tinrg abtourt l.ire for Newherry~ to harve a Slate ollice. She hias riot, had onei for at long t imre. AIlI. .1 osophi NI . (corper, pivat.c sec ret ary to G overnor El lerbre, dieitd at1 the d hospitiLl in Coliumi yest eriday aftr. travinig undiergonle anr operion l forl We rask \(urI aLtteioniri to the thIirdi artieo n rintedi 011 first parge rceviewing tire liquror pi'rblem,i it is aL very imr portntlt( questio to11l us ini thiis StatL'e a1t, this tim n d wlil vill dlemianrd lire at tentLion cof our1 r'ep'iresentat,ives in Lthe leg Iiature c niach,nurani charpel an rd Untmon A<-rai.ny cli,ips. NMrs. J1ohni Stone, of Excelsion' coim mun1 it y, visitedc her sister' Mr s. TI. I,. I . 10pp)s last, i"r'ily and1 SartLaydr~ . IIlog colera is reporii t ini severalI seet.i(ns oif thle countyl . It. wou hi be a pit-y if the hocgs ie up in ire faice of these hard'c timries. We rict ice a rece'ip t. for choilera in tihe I ortictri'ist whiiich we 'rotti likte somie one whoi hars sick hogs Li) tr'y. 1and( repor't tire irsut. Rtoadi wor'k ing is tire or'der of tire clay this week. Jo (lly' Street is nee-r heinrd in thle wiay oif induiistry and1 enlter'pr'ise. She goes err to equni any~ other section in i tier cotton ginrs, gr'ist miiills, ('ane mrillIs, &e. While ini thant scctionr not long since wte fc,nndc Ithat ini addtlition to all ''I" ther tinte'r'ji,kis she hadc pu1t onl 41 ti-avel inrg krriu t, cu tter'. If you1 need anrin3 iiIg alni)rg thiis lin e juLst, cra1l on Geoi'ge. iIe is prepari'd to serve y'ou lat very'3 short notice. It. seems that lutck hais gonre baick on liy old friend Tomr. Somec time aigo lhe puriLcharsed atL fino ai'ilit dog for whr i'h lie paid1( 75 cenits, rand wais recjcing, niot onrly on tire throughrts oif having pilenity of r'ahhuits, burt lient-y of fun also. I ut last, Saturday while tire famnilly wais 1111 absent from hromre, Tomr, a1 lie thought, hiaic secIuredt t h1s utle dog by tying imi in an out house, brt, the little folloiw concluded he wouild jnst us soon be dead as confined, Hie gnrawed a log ini two and Ccawledl out, wile thec r'ope ho01d him some distance fi'rm the grounrd arid hre hung by the neck until hre w~as dead. Cross r'oad Sunday School, near: Mr'. Willio RtufT's, will celebrate childrien's day next Sunday. No, fr'iend Clodhopper, Chips neCver saw a spooke. Not, t re kind we 8111-I pose you have refer-once to. We're not suhjcM. to thoaukndo s,p.sms.,. The disease that we ,:poke of is quite a comlplicateod One, anid has hocottno chront Ic. ) utit do't, get alarmied brot,h (r its nott at all fatal and has spr-ead about as far as It U1n go. TIMD Is a part of tlie remedy anl the other part. will ho applied when the right ,im, d0 Velops. H!t for fetar yo 1 may get Some-, what excited an't see a spook yourself I will give you Some olitiie of its ilt tu 1re. It Consists of coiflsioll, strife, hoinult, dissatisfactio atind a veiorla de moralizat ion aioting tho publio iohools, atmost thlrouh110111t, Lilt 11Aiwer part, of LNewhilerry voility. We have p'teity ot.hlr information which we will give when the rig ht tilnc comles. Qhestio: aIIve you any such spookes Ii your counltry? Messrs. .1. 1. Ii. Kibier and it. N. Taylor Ieently started out. a wigon of tinl walre. "Gi;t up~ anid gil'" mieans1 sue ress it anything yOut uo lit, and the saleS of nillety pivces of til ill onle and one-lialf days, shows that tihe boys have got upia ulistle. 'Well, Kay, it seesiq talt, your, town Is the conter of I11nways. 1 don.' llelil 1 Ial Inaw ljlor-Se r01 nilty tiing of that, kind. I Inean,tl tlose1 oig roui - aways, who alwavIy6 run1 theril to get your il nil istll vort o her oflicitls to speak t hose words of joy to tir-i hearts, inde] tell the n to join their right, IInds. If we were to mett ai mal 11huntin.g his daughter we would direct li) to I -os perity. hut Chips I don't. Iean this its It WIrd 01 ICef121Ctoi. We 1Shall IIILyS sity God bless olI 'rosperiLy. Shte shatill foever feel nealr to us, for we spent, the most, oll-be-joyful-hiquts of oil- life, there. Oh yes, brotbel Kay, like tie girl told the boy, I see the poilt, now. You ileanit filr me1.o read youl back wards,anid ay So lonlg as we depenld on swapping vottoll for hogs we would iever he happy, tid "ail't, it :o." We are proud to Say brother. while out. -.5..celnt cot ton has.- left, no money we Iare not, ( peldent upon this kind of trade. If we were Vc could nee tell you how co0 tr lipeople eInjoy I(ig killing days. G"ivo me yourl. hand brot -vhe and al low mek! to congratulat e you ill every e(h'ort. you ll iniade in I0 e interest, of the ttLon g o rower. I amill with you1 heart. and (hatid inl everyt.hing that nmy b- donll to lt.ter the vonlditionl of the I oov, dovn troden vottol raiser. You will always lind i1o ready to wheel IIu'n a,d go Ito tle' froilt'. I lilieve if thure vecr was at timIII, that timne hla-; com1e whint i L belhOves IOL tily thu farming e,ulls, lit , ev-ry other husi ness mnan of interv.-sI. t throughout the roul lierl 1iSat,s to or,galii Itailist th.1 Norhili lle vapitali.t. at id tilu h i ons which art. robing uts of mulabo 11More and m1or" vvcrY ye:ZW, and whi'never. we go toget11er s at 11nlited body, leaving oill thoso slivik oily tonlguIe politicianls who ;-e always ead to erawl in ily foi stlf interest. w will dflowin0 .hv slieker than we doweid th I.le trust. Wt. bc!'in to havo solin. faith anid goodl ho01WS inl lte e'1fort. 1."veryt h.i ing h-is its filly Ild hog kill Ilg dy is notl1 exceIIdt. We 111 eljoy II)g killing day. Wo mlako it a rule to Itake olf fr'om aill other dt les and1( spend1 thle whole lday hltping o'<l Mrs. Chiiips jiu havinig a tig t.ime wI'ithI the chil drein. No, weV noeer try3 to keepj (lhe l'hilren ini t.be thoue onl hog killing day13. W'e a1lays let. them rompll ar1oundt itnd( hatve' tie ir .ime 1 aft a* se8'1lpration of the .'I hol is molIe. T1'he next thing for old Ch ii ps to do is to put, t he pmlting ment t o cooking, wi1le ih e ec hien long hanud le fry'inlg tilanI and aibot. the t.ime* we get. t,hemt parch'ed asx lack ats a1 Coail om-11 t'yes are so5 full oft smo(ke Itl te elchidren t'at., hnaugh aind turn the sautsalge mitill, andi oncet in a1 wh ii il ' Pve in the munie (if (the woirld this is just Cenouighl to atggravaI1tC t.e .Per ld bioy in his den3l. JuIst. ablolit t his tinie we beigin hitisineCss some1( wheri 'e elIse. Buat any~ holw we like to bie with LIthe htIdrent at. hoea daly onl(e} iln at wvhile and 1131, (them tlut te thiir fun If It dtoes fret. ma11. Well .:r. Edit.or', we''ll 110, bot,her you)W ;Ith any13 mt:ct. such3 fotolishnuess as5 01'JeP it a1 hurry to1 get to t.Own'' that t' 'sie. ClIitIys. D)eceuuthr 10, t1897. Prosperit.v coesi' Lnieke(4' to the man1) w' II . e l a i 1 oi g i * cntIl ilAiIl . li 1 toit NOTICE OF IllNAL SEWTLEMENT tha the undersilznedl, as8 Exen trix (if .hie ill of JacobIl Wieker', de( the estate of the sa'd dtecased before WV. WV. lod ges, J1udgte of I 'r(obate for NewherriCPy Count,lIy, 8duith at-Ialina11, at his o(lilee at. Newberr1'iy, onl'ti Thursday the 2:ld day (if D'cemi'ler, 18917, at I l ti'tlock in t,h1e forenoon, and* immled iate 1l' thteeafteri will aipply to) thet said J1udge oif Il'robaNte0 forl her is ichasrge 1as Exet,utrix [is aifor'esaid(. Kxnrx of .JaIob. X WickerI. No- 22, 1897. Notice of Final 8etllement and DIscharge. N OT VIICE IS IMtl IE -~ that [ wvil matiiko at fIinl settle ment31 1on tile est ate (if IverCsoni Wiirts, deceased, on Monday, the 10t day of Januartsiiy, 1898, before the J1 tidt of Prio bite for Ne whierry Count~y, In the State (if South Carolina11, and wvill Iimmed(lately I hereaifter aply for a final d Iishrge as aid istr'altr of the said estate. sidt estate1 will rendeifr thel saine1 (11113 attested, and11 those Indebted to the sidt estteA wviii pleasie 1pay3 tile same11 on or b)ofore' that datoLC. JOB isOOZERl, Admtinistrator'. Decemlber 9t.h, 1898. T48 P8pie's 8torB! * M l'store Is -unll III tile intelest of Ill the lieopl wlo give meI,, a1 shatti-o of their business, and ly ion. Is nlot how mluch 1 'nn1 mualco ont. of I'.hena, but hlow liftle I cann oharge thOri and yet realize a n11111 profit (lilt o' Ily sales. I1 this "ee t, is The Aeoples' Stor-e, where tihey en1111 (Io)liin feelIlinir I hat, they l ill re co. ie the mlost hibel-al treattnlent ait mlly hands. I hel&i'e they have a1,I)pIeCiat"d WhIa I 1aVO 11lrealdy ionv for thm tis fat r a will take advantage (if the Iow prices that I will offer. mlly st(Ck for. the balance of 189'7. Aly stort. and ainlex is cr1owded will) lith1di1 goods that, Ii iave im.iot. for- tie peceber t.ado, all(d here you will linld $10,000 Worth of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Notions, Underwear, Flannels, Blankets, Overshirts, Trunks, Valises, Pants, Boots and Shoes ILL lose on to wholesale priees. Vle Alerlchitiz, the Farimer, thle mechie, tile Factory People: I'verybody--r-icll and poor, receive the samile tixittilent, at m1y store, becluse it, is not t.he store of onle (lASS, billt The PCOI)I'S plACO to buy. I fix the prive and the Whole town ti-les to lent it; because they know when a price is miade by m'e It is tle lowest. Ofistmas We have Very desirable things for ChIIristillas presenlt: Umbrellas, Silk Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, Ties and Scarfs, Gloves and H ats. In ordter to be ahead of the boys, we have vominilg for the Christmas trialde, Three of Stetson's latest. 1898 Sprinl.g Styles inl still' andot soft black atid Colored Hats for ourl. elustomlers. January 1898! Mly store ik fast, buconiinl a )epart mlent Storo. Youl ennl now huY a0 mlo,t. an1Y'lhing' you wanitthiere, out sid4! of -Ir-overies, anid I hope to have the stock I-duced enloughll bly .Alalnuary 1st, to relill it, at one with an inlllulse linlei of Spring Goods. I 111%e secm-ed the exelusivo..e sale of The standahrd P'atterns.atl( think of puittinlSl iln INli lin'er.y. i f yoil iive Iot jolied ile 1111111be. wllo (- O are0aing 10 to 25 pvr cent on all t.heir purchases, it, will pay yon to d o so. A. C. JONES, Newberry, S. C., Nov. 30, 1897. STAIE OP SOUTH CAROMANA, COUNTY OF 1 \E Aiy-IN COMMON PLEAS. N'ew. Entglanid Moi'tgage Securit.y ('om pany13, PlamintiIi's, vs. '.lhomas 1I'. Itay, hrin, I wA'ill sell before the Clon rt, ury', 1898I. (duri ng. thie legza hiours oIf sale to ibe. highe ost hidder thee'for,' the ly'irg and1( bejint' sittuate in Newterry Clounity', Stat e aforesaidl. All tilhat )31 plaat,ion (1r trac1t, of land ('ntinin)lg threOe 11( hunded and( fort,y' aceres miore (11 less in Neowberry' C ount.'ty and1( Stalte aIforesaid, bioundiied on the north hy3 the lanids (If D)oras i-' ( almes)0 and 311lagare Anideison, 1on tile ea3st., by tile lands1 (of \Vade1 Sander's. on t.he South, by3 tile lanlds (of Samuel I). A tchi isoni and1( Nlargairet Atchlisoll, 11n tihe west, 1by tihe lands of Stoho I).Gar il ing.. toil. Tl'1is: I 'uIn-chaser' will be required0( to) pa one1 half of the pml 'chaise mloney', inl ('ash, blanciiie inl (1ne year1 wit, Lin -- ter'est. froml dlay of sale, to lie secedo by3 the hon o111(f the purchaser541 and1( a) mnor't gae~ (of tile prem'ilises sold, wi leave(' to tile purcha.l1;ser to anlticipate the pay13 men311t, in1 who' or1 ( inl parit. Purlchaiser' to pay13 for' paper1s. 1f theO termsl of sile 3a1e no(t. compllieiId wit.h tihe Nlaster' w'ill onl tile reCquest, oIf 1the plinIti fs at,tor-" ney3s r'esell sid50 prem'41ises (on tile same1 or'5 10 4 s Ime ubqei1enlt saledaly aIfter' dute ad( ver1t.is men lt, at tile i'isk of the forme r Alaster's ol0le0, Dee. 9, 1897. STATEF OFl SOUTHI t1AlOLINA, COUNTY OF NEW BEl 1 Y---I1N CO)MMON PLEAS.. 31latt,ie S. G ;lenni, p433Laiiff, against1 .11n .1. (of th143ecourit,31 inte atbovc st a.ed (ease, 1 wVIll sell att publ)Ic oniitory3, aIt. Newherlry ( 'oui't liouse, on the'I uesI Monday313 inl .Januaryi', 18938. thec followin1c desci'i b1ed tractts (If 13and(: 1. All t.hat, tra3ct of land in1 said Count.y and1( Stalte, conita31ining, sixty-hivec formlerily, of WV. (G. 11ayes, and( tile lanids dred( and1( sixL3y-two and1 a hia'f acr'ies morei' or' less, anid bounded by lanids (of, or' forn.or'ly (If Sligh, ('hanudler', John1 5. Iienlwick, WViliam311 (. l ilayes, and ot.hers,. hereto4for'e e't tru'tsteCe. 44ne hundr( ied aInd thII13e ire eres, more11 less, ca31Ill thlle3 lans tractl, and1 boulndedl by3 bnds (If or foi'ieiriy of' Sligh, Geor'ge \V. (Glen i, 'I1ITRMH OF" SALK---One-thbird (If the pur1Iclihs money03 in ('31sh and1( tile bialce onf a cr'edit. (If one) and1( two yeairs, with.1 I nter'est fr'oml theO day of sale, to hoi so (cured( by thle hond1 (If tile purchser11ti and1 a mlortgage (If tihe prem11ises so1ld, with 'a ini part- pnri1ehafser to pay13 for' all pape))rs-t.h1e 13and( to be reso1ld at tile r'isk of tile formerol puriichaserC, oni tile slelsday sulceedIing thte flirst saue upon03 th110failureo to compTy) lfwitih the termiis of tl510 herein 11xed, WV. 1). T TAUPmV Mtera. No Reductions By other Ho>uses will 6voi un dersoll or reach the level of Our Low Prices. We Underbuy and Undorsell theru all NO EXCEPTIONS. Whether You A re offered goods at cost, or at half price, como to the Boo Hive of bargoins and you can buy the 1110 goods for a mere song. Yes! Our pric are very littlo our Compotitors need magnify ing glasses to soo thm! We knock them blind ! Here Are a Few Black Eyes for competitors: 4-4 Bleaching Yours ait Only B 3-4c. per yard. 4-4 Shirting Yours at only 5c per yard. Yours at -n'y 3c. per yard. liest Standard i'rints) Yours at only -1v. per yuLrd. Good Parched Colfee You's at only Good Creen Coffee Yours at only 9C por. pound. Soap-Good Washing Soap Youl's at, only 310. per pound. All other Goods at corresIpoldingly low prices. Your Dollar Is worth twico as nmuch at the Bovlhive of Bargains. 0. KLETTNER, The Fair and Square Dealer. TO STAlT TI.n"i SIASON, WIC ARE, OFFHING SOME, VRY LOWl PRGFS! I Case -1- BIleacwhilng, at .-) I vase Outing. at 15C. I ease Indigo ilue l 'rint.s, 5e. I ease ()il ited l'rint'. 1 clase 10-1 1ibmkets, 50c. 2 hia-e I- I .Sheeting, 540. 2 hales 27-in. I'lids, 5v. 10 pe. 8-o'.. .eans, wool Iiilling. 15o. 21) pe.:si-in. Henrietta, wool tilling.20e. 20 pe.- i. " i .1 25e. In om Stoik of IB10( Dress Goods we h %ve a op4)111 et Ie I lie iin ftn1e v and plaill from :'0e to por1 .50 p Vard . l o 'ol ored .v-ss *;ood 0om- stock wias Ie.V4er1 bt.t er ii t1 is I iIe: you will ind style and pric's tn sIlit.. II ouir Silk Stovk youl will find all tIhe new thilnaF that to ou,n i FatiCy Stripe, Plaids ndtil Figilre<. \iso falcy Velvets; in all _l111ds. want, you to she our line of Danm. Napkins and Doylies-56-in. Ile l ua -k it "5c. Blem-hiIg at all prievs. lia Napkins we can give yol ia good 011 for o. 0-' p r doz ,. Voill inst. see o u line of Planels, U111ndnvear aind 11hinkets, prices to suit, all. in our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT we arie showing th,e best line of Sailors ever shown. Our new shad's an(d fan cy litats atro wort.h y voit, al tentiol. In ilaimtlbms wo cll [I"fow you ill of the lnewo shaides am14 clohringi. Comec and see wh at we have necw inl fi uey V'ilin1g. you0 wiill give us5 a look. Yours truly, Davenport & Reonwick. f. ly STl'ATlIC O14' NOUf I'S (XA ICOIafNA. COUJNTY O1F NEW HEllitY-IN COUIRI' COMiIMON P[EAS. William T1. D)avis and Colin C. D)avis, alpart,ner's underC'I the name1) of WV. .' Iaisti & Co4., 1 'laintilYs. against I lowardl Neehy, D)efondant Sunmmons for Relief. To the D)efendant, above named: YGU(d ARE UiillY SUMMlONID .. .1and reqiredIC( to aswlS%er' the com lplait.i II this action of which a copy is hOe'with served upon you, and to serve a copy (of your' ans)werl to the said( comn plaint, on the subJscribers ait their cflIco at Newblerry, ina said State, with in twenlty days aifter the servIee hereof; exclusive of 1.1he day of sulch service; and1( if you fail to answer the complaint, within the t.im anzforesatid, theL lalntitff inl this action0 will apply to t.he Court for the relief demanded in the com plain t. D.ated November 8, 1897. AMOW'\'l & IINNUMl. P'laintiffs' A ttorneys. To the D)efendantI, lIowaird Neely: Take nlotice thanit the comph)iLint, in the above stated action, together wit.h tbe 51tnunions, wasiI, onl the uln1th) day or November, A. 1) 189)7, tiled in the of. fiee (If the Clerk of tIhe Cjourt of Comn mon11 Pleas for Newhierry County, in the State of South C ar'olina. Alowsu & IHyNt', P lain tills' A t tornleyzi. Newberry, S. C., D.ec. 30r, 197. - STrATrl ON SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY 01" NEWB Elm~Y-IN COMMON PLEAS. .John Ml. K.inard, as Administrator &c., of TJhomnas 11. LRuther1fordl, deCceatsed, 1Plain t.i i, vs Tlhomas S. Mloormtan, as5 exceeutor' &c., of Marie WV. Mloorman et. al., D)efendants. -)Y OlI{DI'R Of" THE C()IJitT I) her'ein, I will sell before the 'ourt, House at Newberry, on salcday' In .1 anunary I1898. du rinlg thne legal hours of sale, to t,he highest bidder therefor', all that lot of land situato InI the tow n of Newberry inl said( County and State colntaining fifty-two l)lhuroths of an ace, mnore or less. and bounded bly lands1 of or for'merly of Mar~stoni Grazier, D). II. Wheeler, 1). M. WardI and( Moormant Streetr, the samobine i'lg the pr'operlty of the e'state (If Mario W. Moorman. Also at, tIhe same tiond p111Ilace all that other' lot of hmd,( situate In t,he town of Newhierry, in said Count.v and State, containing One Quarter ('4) of anl Acer, m14ior or less, and1( bounded by5 lands of or formerly oIf ICmanuel Sim pkis, Rober't Sitmpk ins, P'ress Copieland and Moorman Street, tho 11ame1 being the propert-y of the estatp of saidl Mario W.Morman. .TERuMs oIF 8ATLE: One-t hrd of the pur'chase mioney' to be paid In cash and the. balancee on a cIredlit oif twelve monthls, with Interest from day of sale, to be.sceured by tIhe hoftepurc'haser, an1 a mrort.gage of t he premises .sold. Pturchaser to pay for Ipaper's WV. D. Hl ARD)Y, Den. 9. 1817. Mas.er BIG STOCK OF GOODS TO BE SOLD AT R,EDICULOUICLY LOW PRICESI , The season is getting.late and we. still have 0 big stock of CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS and FURNISHING 0000 TIJAT. WE WILL 8ELL 1GAlDLESS OF PROFIT! We want to turn the Goods into money, and if a big cut in the- prices will do it, we will certainly accomplish our object! We have a very nobby line of Suits, Shoes, Hats, Scarfs, Silk Handkerchiefs, Etc, That would make elegant Christnas presents! Come in and we can show you better than we can tell you. We mean strictly business ! THE NEWBERRY CLOTHING COMPANY A Great Schene! Why not make your dollars out of rubber? That's a great scheme. Th11en1 they'll stretch, It's a pretty hard matter to make a Five Dollar Bill stretch over 4 Ten iDollar purchase, and we don't promise to do that for you; but, until rubber dollars are made, we'll come nearer to it than aiy store you know of. We'll Stretch a Dollar so that it wvill cover an all wool knee pants suit worth fifty cen-ts more. We'll stretcli four dol. lars and seventy-five cents of your common silver mnonley so it will cover a splendid all wool suit to fit young 'men up to 19 y ears old, worth $7--tho suit not the young man. We'll stretch $0.7( over a frncy Cassimere Suit that ought to cost $8, and would if' this store wasn't here. Want to stretch your m11onley ? Bring it, here, and you'll think its rubber. -. NEWBERRY, S. C. 54-in. Ladies' Cloth, 50 and 75c. 40-in. Dress Flannels, 30 anD 50c. 76.-m. D?ess Flannels, 25c. 3(--in. Navy Blue Ser'ge, 25g Silk and Wool Mixtures, 50 and 75c. Fancy Silks, 25c. 50c, 75c,5$'.00. Sontache Br'aid in nil colors. Gimp and Dress Sets. Capes of aul deOscription-Plain Cloth Capes, Plush Capes. Line of Ladies' andi Misses' Hats, Sailors, Alpines an)d Dross Hats. We are running off' a line of 25c Undervests' at 15e for the net ten (lays. WHAT 5c CAN BUY. 4-4l Bleach Cloth (no starch), 50. Iheavy Canton Flannel, Sc. 4-.4 Sea Island (heavy), 5c. Pre tty Patter ns in D)ark (Calco, Plaid Driess Goods. WHAT4c CAN BUY. -~ 4-4 Sca lsland1. Ap pon Ginghams. Calico, dark I and light colors. BLANKETS. 10-4 Ulankets, 50e. 12-4 Woolen Blankets, $2.75. 12-4 Woolen Hlankets, $3.50. Full line of SHOES on hand at ri1ces to ut~ onle and all, at WYNN'S BARGAIN STORE. C. E. SUMMER. J.H. SUMMER. G. SUdgAE( SUMMR BROS. The Leaders of DealerB In Low Pria e8 A First-Ulass Qoais, G rocerles, Hardware, Harness, Dry Goods ....Shoes and Clothing.... Our load Wagons jnst roceived. Car load Carriages and Boggles' to arrive in a fewv days. Don't buy until yon see our goods and get our >)rices. We can save you money. D)on't for'get our brands of Flour: Obelisk, Favorite, Blue IBird. WVaterloo, Old1 Hickory. T1he best Flour sold for the rnoney in th~ connty.