-M,__ 1
Why wt1l you buy bitter nauseating
tqijt w hion Guoyii,.s TA8'TLESS C'M FA
N10 is #s pleasant as Lemon Sy-up
Your druggist'is authorized to reun<id
t*le money in eyery casd whore it fatll
o cure. Price, 50 cints.
Spridg.* 1898 ni,' style Stetson Uite,
a 0 at A. Q. jqne. t*f tVr.
. Tetephqpo subscribers
Please add to your phone listj YoudU
r..W. . (residonce,) 110.
The 6xchange will observe Sunday
6u hous 2Ithinst. .W. Fi,oY. it..
Mrs. b. B Ford, Ru Qel's, 1.. sufi1red for
1yt years r sJ,s)a anti chronio Cou
ation ad was lint v eureu by usiog De
WIO4 Little F arly Risers, the failoia 1' tl
tIis for all bto,oI and liver troubles. V.
A Beautifulline'of Ladios, ChildrOn's
11nd1 Geutiolons Hukerchiloft; an.d b1.of
110rs for hie christpla's trade. tr#A
coived at A. C. Jones'. &f f
Progratune for Teachers Association, Jan
* . 8, 1898.
lst Topic: What the teacher owes ha
ppils,-W. N. f1actk and Aict's Agne,
Isrchmtan.
2nd Topic: Arilthmetic in the public
schools.-*'rof. W. K. Sih and Miss
Sizzlo Dominick.
- .n elegant line of Aen's Tios, Bows,
4-In-H1and and Scarfs, now and stylish,
for Christmas at A. C. Jones'. taW tf.
SOpeiiIileningsa
krmiisms
We will be in our store overy
\ evehag,-except Sundays, to show our
K friends a well selectod stock of
''Wathes, Clocks, Jewelry nr-% Silvor.
Ahlso Silver Novelties,"which
vill be .sold at prices to suit the
EDUAnn 3CHOLTZ.
FINE CANDIES,
fresh stock,-for Qhristinas
justin. Aeautiful box of
HUYLER'S
wcald inak, nibst ac.
ceptalle preseni,1o W t
heart, wife or fr
All Christmas Go A
at lowest pricei
Pelham's P
At. oc, 10,00 poml. (1r.K
H ighest market price
t&f tf. 'os,
Store House for H1r 4,..A
On Main Street, oppositc It. C.
Williams' Furniture Store. Apply to
R. C. Williams. ftttf
SAYI SAY! SAY!
People, did you all know that
*Saul Bros.. were selling cheaper than
any one else in the city. Clothing,
Shoes, Hats, Ladies' Capes, must be
sold' by January 1, I898, on account
of retiring from b)usine.ss m Nowv
berry. We are slaughtering goods
at all prices, this is no fake, but the
truth. If you don't. believe it come
and see. Lawv Range, third door
from the corner of opera honse.
- SAUL BROS0.
The Right wrIace!
A fter looking all around
town Santa Claus has
discovered the rig'ht
p)lace, andc knows where
he~ can procure1l his sup1)
ply of
Christmas Presents
for .those whg, areo ex
p)ecting somethin~g extra
this year. You will
agree with him when
you have looked over our
stock of
Perfumery,
Cut- Glass,
Dressing Cases,
Fine Vases,
Onsand Saucers,
and11 lots of little Novel
ties like
CALENDARS,
JEWEL BOXECS,
PIN TRAYS,
BUTTON BOXIES,
anld other Novelties-- too
Ymany goods and too
many prices t o mention
them here. You wvill
have to visit us. You
are' invitedI.
Robertson & Gilder,
Druggists.
To 'Cure as Cold lin Ono Dlay.
Take Laxative lBromo Quinino Tal:
lets. All Druggists refund the mono;
i t fails to cure. 25c. f&t6mi
. VALW A4 IO
tisNellyo 1ol?al1 Is 'l01in640o
Vhristik.
(oni Princeton.
hIr. V.C.. byfium is upendifig thc
*holidays at -homeo.
blies Thyr6 Schurnpert Is home to
spend'the holidays.
new e10W cq0o1i was sworn. in oi
W e)day in rK,ijg.
M, .. W. .df'odges has gone t<
Oregoville to spond the holidayb.
Rev. Luther A. Oates, of ' Delaware
City, Del., is on a visit to Nowberry.
The city council will elect oflice-8 or
the 31st. See notieo In another column
Miss Annie Bynuin, who Is teaching
in Fldrence, will spend.Chlistmas al
home.
Misses Clara and Mainie Gibson, o1
13isho-pville, are visiting at Mr. A. .1.
' ibson'?.
Dai P.. Blapkwood, 'f Washington,
D. C., Is visiting his sister Mrs. Thos.
-F. Harmon.
Dr. James P. Kinard, of Winthrop:
College, is on a visit to relatives in
Newberry.
Miss H0elen Mower will arrive home
today from the Woman's College,
Baltinore.
Rev. and Mirs. J. W. Humbert re
turned to their home in Yorkville on
Wednesday.
The Herld and News Alet will be
closed tomorrow, but the paper will be
out next wOk as usual.
The Nowherry Methodist Sunday
school will give the childre it Christ
Mas tree at the church tonight.
The colored people will celebrate
Enwnuipation on Saturday, first Janu
ary. Rev. E. H1. Coit will speak.
The College haz closed for the holi,
dayvand the Graded school closed yes
terday. 13oth institutions will resume
exercises on first Monday In January.
The young people of the city will
give a Christmas Gorman at the opera
houso ofloxt Tuesddy evening, 28th.
It will be a most pleasant and enjoya
blo affair.
Miss Bossio Gilder will be home to
day from the Woman's College In
Baltimore. She will have with her
Misses Miamie Keller, of Baltimore, and
Sylvia Ware, of Michigan, two hand
some.and accomplished young larlies,
who will spend the holidays.
The Herald and News is the only pa
per In the county that, published a full
I nport of the Cotton Growers' Conven
tion it Newberry on Monday. And we
published it the next day after tho
corvention was held. Moral: If you
want the news while it is news read
The Herald and N -ws.
There have heeni 16,000 bales of cot
ton reeived it N.ewberry since first
Sel)qt!mber,. \Ve make this statement
be C in ''uesday's paper the receipts
w J>ut in at about 10,000 bales. We
ho( not been printing the iceceipts for
se%'ral weeks and those were the fig
Utes )inted some four weeks ago put
in by mistakE) in Tuesday's p)aper.
A fte. .hearing some1 friends cen
tiInually pr'aisling -Glhamberlain's Colic,
Chio!orat andI iarrhoea Reml)edy, Curi
t is FlIeck,-*oI A naheimi, Californhis, pu r
chlasedi a bottlie of it. for his owni use
andI now asP enlthussastie over its woni
derful woirk asP an one' can hii e. The
2-> and 50 cent slzes for sale by W*. E
Pelham.
iHam ahgs, Valises and Trns suit
able for' nic IChr21 ist.lmais lpesents, at A.
C. .Jones'. t&f t f.
Onie More Canmce to RegisRter.
St.. Lukes, S. C., D)ee. 20, 1897.--Since
the p)ublication of the regist.ration no
tice of the 29t.h tult,. based on an "'oif
hand" decision of the A ttorney' General
to the effect that there should be no0
registr'ation under' thle under'sta nding
c'ause after WVednesday, 8th inst, I
ha.'o received notifIeatIon from the
Attor'ney General's ollice of a change
of this (''slonl, and that the priesent
Superviso\ of I legistrat.ion are au
teized ti en the hooks oIf registra
tion oni JiI 'y 1, 1898. It was clear'
that the un{ taitlng clause applies
u p) to iand bi) -1l, Janulary 1, 1898,
but It was a ' n whether or not
there should1( b tr kation on that
dlate, it not he! 'first Monda) ."'
The Attorney G1 has finally con
str'ued the Rlegisti\ Act ias athlor
Izing registration '\ 'try 1st. The
req(uir'ements for rc~ 'on on that
daite ill 1)e the sam k t year' andl
this year, and. those i , ''ing then,
ias well as those r'egister'ecn in 189)6 anud
1897, are electors for life. The hours
filxed by law for recgistration are fr'om 9
ia. m.l to 31 p. mn. So the understanding
clause exp)ires Saturday, .January 1,
1898, at 3i o'clock in theu afternoon.
Yoturs faithfully,
.. - P. DNA'G.
ilow to i'rovent l'neOumonlia.
A t this time or the year a cold is very
eaitily cotntracted, and If left to rtun its
coturse without the aid of somue r'eliable,
cough miedii'he is liable to r'esultI ini
hat drIeadI disease, plnumonia. We
knowv of no better remnedy to cure a1
cough or' cold than Chamb,-rhai n's
(Coughi Remetdy. We have used It
quuite extensIvely and it h.as always
lyen entiresRatisfactionl --Oiigahi, Indl.
l'er. Chief.
Th'is is the only "eme'dy that is known'i
to b)e at crtalin trevenlt Ive (If pnumo-1(
nia. Amnong the many Ithoui.'ands whuc
have uiseds it for cols anid lat gri ppe, we
have never yet learneod oIf a single casr
having resulted ini pnetllumoia. Per
sons wiho havo weaktl lngs oIr have rea
sonl to fear en att ack of inetmnieIa,
shIonlId keep the remedy at handl. Thu
25 and 50) cent sizes for sale by 1W. E
Pel ham.
-To rent twto 'oomUs, in honse witI
respiectabie family. Address IP. 0,
Ilox (8, Nwbn.., S. r. If
Ali Aimugt i('en,Ios.
Coluinbia, S. 0., Deo. 0, 1897.
AlMarlisle, chairtau Newber
ry County Pension Board.
D.ear Sir:-Your attOntion to directe
tf) se30tion I of Pension Law 1897 whicu
providws for'ai meeting of the townshi
pentsiol boards. You will at once giv
notice to your township pension board
t) mueet on the thirdI Monday of Jat
ithe 17th 1898, to consider all new appt
cations and revise the roll of 1897. Ti
township boards will give their reasoin
for dropping any name from the rol
The pension boards elected in 1897 wi
serve until 1898. The Iules of the stat
bogtrd of pension with other blanko wi
be sent you at an early day. Any e;
ponso in postage incurred in transmi
ting these blanks foir the townshl
boardg will be paid by this oflico.
). H., TOMPKINS,
Secretary State.
W. A. BARiER,
Attorney General.
L. PEPTON,
Clom'p. General.
State Board of Pensions.
In accordance with the above eirot
lar the Township Pension Boards <
tile several townships are requested t
meet in their respective townships o
the third Monday in January, the 17ti
1898, to consider all applications fo
-pensions and reviso the roll of 1891
The Tovnenip Boards must give tt
reasons 'or dropping any name frot
the roil.
The places of Meeting arC:
No I-Newberry court, house.
No M Bothel school houe.
No 3-Maybinton.
No .1 -Cromers Store.
No 5--.lalapa.
No 0-,on-rshores.
No 7-Williais.
No 8-Utopia.
No 9--Prosperity.
No 10-Jolly Str.-et.
No I i-N-Wiok4ir's Ca)p ('oun11d.
The County Pension IHard will meel
on Monday the 2-4th day of January
1898, at Nnwbervy coutt. house, S. C.
to settle all dispit,es and votntests with
reference to the pensionls.
M\. A. ( ,18a14,
Chairman County Pensimn Hoard.
December 10, 1897.
J. A. Porkints,.of'Ant'iity, 0, was for thirt3
Ye-ar,u o'te.essly tortu d by physlcian foi
th iule of eczenl. Ilo waNI tiekiy cuted .)
using )eWit's Witch ]IIZe1 Save the
falmotH nlinie silvo for plies atd skin dis
eases. W. P,. eihan.
The 0. 1. Houses.
Some time atgo The Herald and New
published thd law !! regard of making
retirn-1 for taxat,ion if comilnencing
business after tile (irst of .31anutar\ WC
Stated that, it, would apply to tile 0. 1)
housvz. Some of them made return
Wit il the tim 1a1n1d Iid their taxes.
Sw.i:of thm did not. As nothinag a
done about it, we supposed the matt-ei
was going to stantd. Vhy the autho
ritLies waited so log before tetiti we
do not know.
On Tuesday afternoon, howe'er,
Supervisor .1. M. Schum ert instiltted
prnoedings atgallnIt NIL 1M. 7arger as
agent for3 K J1. O'ConnorI)i, of A ugusta:
WV. A. Fat, ats agenttof Blumienthal and
B3ickart, of Atlanta, and WV. A. Stutart,
as agent, of J. A. Jenkins, of North
Carolina, and3( Sheriff1 Buford closed
itt aLll threce of the ihouses.
Hunt & ilunt and .1. Y. Cuibr-cat,h and
O'Con notr(31 and tt, were r'epresentted
by) Cole L,. iHlease. .J ohntlone and
WVeilt repr3esenttedl iumtienthial & Bick
i-t..
early Wedinesday morning. The othlel
two houses openedCI latter itn tile (lay and
itn lieut of bond deposited the almout, I)
tihe bond(1It i iquors'.
it is quitito pro~Ibable that the caise:
will 1b0ecattied to the courtts but jutt
what the defense will he we do not
know as the answers have not beet
fied.
Thosei Whto Endluro
1iThe pafinls of trhcumt2atismr should( bc4
rem'linded thiatt at cure for the diseast
muay be fouand In 1Hoed's Stasaparilla,
T1he experiene of those .who havt<'
takent Hood's Satrsapa)rilla for rheuma.
LiSmt, and hlave beenf comple)itely andt
p)erm)anletly curedC, prtove the p)owe'r 01
this medicitne to rout and1( conquer t,hh
dISiLsa. Hlood's 8SarsaparLtillaI is tha
On)ie '1Tue Bloo)d P-urifier and11 it nteu
tralizes the acidi wichl causes tih<
atches antd pains of rhtetumatism. TIhh I
is why it, ab)solutly tures when )ini
mient,a and otiher outtward applicatiom:
fail to give permnanent relief. lHe sut
to got, iHOtd 5.
Newa I Iiustratedl Literatuare
The l 'assenger' l)cpartmnent of ti
Seaboard Air' Line has jus5t isstued tw<
ne0w 111 Ilutrated I ooks; otne entitlet
"'Educa'ttion in tiue Soutih,"'giving a fut
andI comlete list, and( descrip)tion 0
Schools, Colleges . and UJniversit,iel
alontg L,he Seaboard Air Line: the othei
entit,ied "'Winfter' xcurtsons v'ia Seal
hloarti Ait'r LineC," in which appeart
descr'liptive andtl illust.ratedl sketches (1
the lnmeroi:-, Wit.cr Tourist, Point
r'eachted viI a 8i.c Seabard Alt' Line.
Ani except.ionlally con.ventienlt feat,ur
of this book, is tihe arrangemetnt of ex
caursion ra(tes and touites t(o theo prtinci
paL1l*Florida,TJexats, Mexico antdCalifortil
R esor'ts w hiebt show conasidorable tre
dution it tot,al rattes, especilly to
Sout,born ilines, N. C., te famona
-Winter' Healt,h Resort, which was i
well patrtolnied latst seasont.
CopIes of these books can be seucurec
by addressing TI. J. Anderson, GJenerai
P.assengetr A get., Il'ort,smoth i, Va.
elnelosing live )enlts ill stiamps to cove
poIstalge.
Nilrs tak, Pleasantf. Itidge, 0., sayr, 'Afte
tYlwo doctoras gave uip mty boy to die1. I nave
h3 im frotm (iroup by utiiii Ones Mfinute Cong~
Oure,"' It ia theo qutchiest andI most, II ctial
hangt'ttl).W ,eiantaltro a
A Noble Example.
We agree with Dr. Jacobs thatevery
thing should b- done to encourage that
pIrit, which thinks of the fartherless
i and that follows such thinking with
I substantial actions. It is with pleas
P ure, therefore, that we print the f6j
0 lowing and also the remarks of Dr.
s Jacobs. While we are thinking of our
- eelves and giving. gifts to our own loved
i- ones all should reinember those who by
e the providetce of (od have been, bereft,
'S of )aRVent. The fact. is It is the true
1. Christian spirit. Selfishness is one of
11 the evils of the times.
'0 Newberry, S. C., Dev. 22, I807.
11 Itev. W. P. Jacobs,
C- My Dear Sie:-My humble Ch. Istmas
t- offering will be found enclosee, and
p with tu fervent hop(e that tle young
lives in your keeping may he always
found true to God and country, and be
ever useful and happy to themselves
and as they round out into mianhood
and womanhood be found worthy the
fostering care of the noble Christian
gentlemian having them in charge is
the honest wish of the orphanS' hum
ble friend. l A. Sco'r-r.
I
>f I tLmk it is a proof of true Christian
o ity that this courteous gentleman and
n earnest friend of the fartherless should
, from year to year aid these Presby
e terian orphans with his gift. It
. would surprise Mr. Scott to see his let
( ter in your paper, but do you not
a think an example of true catholicity of
sentiment, should once in a while, be
brought to the noticeof our people?
W. P. JACOBs,
iresident, of Thornwell Orphanage.
Mr. C. M. Dixon, a w3lI known
merchant of Pleasant Ridge, Fulton
(1o., Pa., has a little girl who IS fre
quently threatened with eroup, but
when the first symptoms appear, his
wife gives her Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, which always prompt relief.
The 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by W.
E. Peiham.
k., N. & L. t. it.
The freight warehouses of this line
will be closed on Christmas day, De
cember 25th, 1897, and on New Year's
day, January lt, 1898. Should there
be perishable freight or live stock on
hand for delivery, the freight depots
will be opened from 10 o'clock a. m. to
11 o'clock a. Im., to dellver such freight.
Passenger st.ations will be opened as
usual and the agents will be at their
post, to sell tickets, check baggage and
attend to the other requiremenfs of the
piassenlger. sI'vice. Nos. 1, 2 and 3 will
be annulled. W. G. CuLus,
President.
Don't be persuaded into buyIng 11111
ments without reputation or merit
Chamberlain's Pain BalI cost no
mole, anI Its merits have been provei
by a test of m)any years. Such letters
as the followiug, from L. 0. Bagley,
Hueneme, Cal., are constantly being
received: "'rhe best remedy for pain
I have ever used Chvmberlain's Pain
Balm, and I say so after having used
it in my family for several years." It
cures rheumatism, lanmo back, sprains
and swellings. For sale by W. E.
P Lelhami.
Sarjta Glaus
F7eadquarters
is st ill at our old p)lace.'
We hav'e an endless variety of
all kinds of
Toys,
Dolls,
Doll Carriages,
Etc., Etc.,
and everything to p)lease the
little ones.
We have just opened our
stock and ask all to call and
examine same before mauking
pulrchases.
Remember we atre headquar
ters for all kinds of.
Fruits,
Candies,
Nuts,
Extracts,
Spices,
Etc., Etc.
Ourm prlices are low, and1( qjual
ity of (Goodis high.
Yours, etc.,
fat4t S. B. JONES.
Christmas Goods!
DANIELS & CO,,
.Reg us t,o say to our readers
t.hey have just received( a largo
lot, of
c~LOCK(S,
SILVERW~AllE'AND)
1SPRCT1ACLES4
for the holhday traldo. They
dlon't sell cheap) goods, but thley
doC soll good1 goods cheap (for
they haveni't gof rich at the
business yet ). Any goods sold or
work (d0ne( by th1em1 that has not
given reasonable satisfaction
brinmg them back. Our rmotto is
WVE ARE l NOT SATiIFIEI)
IF? OUR CUSTOMEli?S
iARE NOT PLEASED.
h - o
Oc t your christmas gifts before
they are picked over. r&t(It
OUR PROSPERITY BUDGET
* ul
&L TIE NEWS OF A LIVE AND PRO. St!
(MtESSIVE TOWN. g
fe
(Spoolal Coiruspontiten3c1 1lorald and News.1 el
Miss Anna Piulmier h am to Little
Mountain and will spend .the holidays o
with her sister, Mrs. S. W. Young.
Miss Maggie aussell has returned
frotn tite Creenvillu Peiale ('ol lego
lli
and will spend the Chlistmas vaciation I
With her patrelits.
M r. A. . \Vis left hust. Frikay fort
the west, and Will buy several ears of
mules. The Prosperity Stock Comn
plany ltas a tine business at Johnston,
oiuthe buil C. & A\. It. It. Tihey hatve
jist built stables at Saluda C. I., and e
will also do busilnes at this polit.
AI.. S. J. Kohn had hik ine Jersey I
Cow, Lady Washington, to stray from
the Miller place, an'i up to this time
shu has not been heard fron.
Miss Higgins, the millliner., returned
to her home1 i Baltimlore oni Monday. C
Miss Aiken's piano recital by her
pupils was very 1inu1ch enioyed by all
present. She will give another about,
March and all will look forward with
pleasure to it.
The Cinean Literitry Society of the
Prosperity Graded School will glvei a
literary entertainiment tonight. Thl-urs
day, which promises to be quite a
pleasant a ffair.
76's Heroic Dutchiman will be givenl
by the Dramatic Club on next Tiuesday
night.. . Guess whQ will act the (u1tch
inin and then come alld see your' mis
take. The public is cordially invited
to.attend and enjoy an hoour of unalloyed
pleasure.
Miss Mary Kinard left today for At
lanta. She will spend soine thne there
perfecting herself in her art and while
the time pleasantly with her brother
and sister.
Prof. N. E. Aull will go to Dyson's
and spend his recess with his parents
returning to see the Dutchman per
form next Tuesday nigbt.
We hear of an unusual number of
Christmas trees this year. We learn
that there will be one at Mt. Pilgrim,
Mt. Tabor and Zion churches. St..
Lukes will vary tile programme some
what and will build a Christmas chim
ney. Each brick will contain (,andies,
nuts or something of that kind and will
be a pleasant occasion. After all what
do we live for if it, is not, to give plea
sture to others and to make others hap
py. That was tho missl , of the Christ
child w hose birt,h all these pleasures
Coimemora (v. Let us ine(leed rejoice
and be glad and strive ti make others
rejoice and be happy.
The Graded school dismissed on Wed
nes(ay evening and will resimie Monl
day January 3rd. That will be a good
tie for new scholat's to enter andl(l
there is room for more.
Mr. Betsel, who has been buying cot
ton here for the Clifton mills, has gone
home to spend the holidays.
Messrs. W. 11. Wise at Ninety-Six
and Mr K. Baker at, Greenwood have
r'etturnied and will spend their vacation
at home.
Miss Kate Sloan, of Trenton, has'
b)een on ai visit to Miss AnIna l"umer'.
Mrs. Geo. H WVise and1( Mhiss I )elIa
Wyse, of Sahula county'. were in town
WVednesday1113.
Mrts. Claude Lat,batn hats gone downi
to Litt,le Mountain to spend Chr'istmnas
undelr the lar'ntai roof t.ree. She w iii
be joined by Mr t. Lathian Saturday.
Mr . G. HI. engle and wife, of G reen- (2
viille, will visit hiis father' during theo
hol1idays stoppli ng in I >rosp1erity oni hiis
Some of our' people are enth usiast,ie
in their advocacy of the CottonCrower's' IJ
Associat-ion. if they' enni seenr1e legris
lattion thatt is wise and safe in r'efer'ene
to t,be lion law and t.he htottest,ead law
they will (10 tmuch good. If t,he
lien law is repealed let the( (date
at whlich it becomes oper'ativeo be Ii xed
i: ot earl iei' thanl Janutary 1, 1891), in (It- a
der' that, all mayi~ adlapt, themilselves to
t,he chantlgedh cond(1it,ions. As fot' us we
(d) nlot know whlat is best.
MI r'. 10. I. Lther & Co., are build i tng
sale stables Oil tihe lot ini rear' of Messi's. -
i'. K. liedenhaugh and S. MI. Matthews.
Frtiend Roscc is at C2happells and of
course5 he regret.s that lie can't, he0 her .'
thlis week, but then------, well somiebod y
is away also.
Ask Mrt. J1. 1. lt'owtne of whaIt use is
holly leaves at,other tihnes thamn C h ri.+ ".
mlas. Hie has ai stanldinig ('onltrt,l( tor' a $.
T1he A. 11. I>. Sunday school will give~ t
aL treat to the juveileIs une (16 years.
Sat,urday, .lanuairy I, at 3 p. im.
(1rae chullrch will have a special col -
lection 0on Sunida,y as a tank off(erin1 g
itn ordcer' to (clean1 up the ye's biesi 1(
fr'ee of debti. Let, ever'y mItllebe of the o
(3hurchei give somtf(thintg fot each31 and1( 1
he3 thanLkfulI for'.
WVightman Chapel Ni. I0.) wvill htave a1
a splecial (collection fotr theirI orphanai1uge3
at, Coh im bia. ILet atli lItmember the
fatherless and1( the1 orplhlan. We iav IL.'
nIot, ilarned of anty .specital ser'vice in H'
the lBaptlst (hur1h i''d(l tring 111(he0 holiys.
What, a whopper' is the1 riemark of tall
who11 set the nmammoth tradish at i(ohin's
drtug storec. it weighs1 14 pounds and5111
was raisedl by Mr. S. .L. Fellers. As a1 O
t'adisht raiser Mr'. F. takes Ithe enike. C
This will ini all pr'obability be my last,
let t' to TJhe HerCtald and( NewH tot' the t
yearm 1897, antd as wve look back to one0 1
yeat' ago whlen '97 lay befotre us briight,
and1( new and full of hop1) and1( prtomIise
C
aind hlow some1( of our hopes have been
real i'zed tand otbers lasted(, andlo how
rlmny things thait pr'omie much itt(hav 'iii'
turnedlC( dea d sea apl)ies even in ourt'
grasp51, (ve1can but say how hleeting, and1
tranlsitory tall th ings ate. Wit,h mu('n
to be thanikful for wn~ turn 0nm. ie,.s to
0 fit'te aid presN forward, taking
> the work of another year relying
lon a H Ighor Power for guldance IInd
eeUnlgth1 through the daye to coi]., we
forth to do battle, tnd Imay God de
r)d the right. WIshIng all the read
8 of The Herald and News a merry
iristaits, a happy New Year, and it
Ily fourth of July. KAY.
-~ fit:
0nly the Hent" I
louIh. he ou1. llotto wien, y1ou need a or
Aleine. Do not he induced to take '
y stbstitujto when yot, (all for roood's r
-Iatpaiillt. V.'Xperien o la.l.- provt I
to be the best. It is an honlost medi
ne, pos:ssing Itail and lien'qualled
'it. Bo wise aid prollt by tihe Ox
rie4MICO of other people. '
(loo's 1'1.1. are tho fravo;ita faimlily
thartie, -asy to take, vasy to op'eratV.
W,'h ite Quils, all Vool Itlt1kets anId
ilve (.'tainUtis at A. ( . .lon s'. W.f V.
Itry yoir 3hoes Itl Illats for Christ
ats ait A. J.nj--41.taf .
Pho best, hmo of M0en's, Ladies' and
111drell's .ov at A. C. .lmes'. W if.
U mbrelas (o ti
I I' .
0. M. J AMMI~
Takes this method
of giving his custo
mers the Greetings
of the Season, and
wishes them a mer
ry Christmas and a
happy and prospe
rous New Yew.
Thanks
One and all, for the
kind and liberal
patronage shown
me in the past and
hope to merit a con
tinuance of the
same in the future.
1 1
)ther Things
besides
iPECTACLES
GAS .
Thlere au-e lots of tilngs in)
.Jewelry", Store thait tion't
nanjewels.
Lots of smrall art istic art icles
uit-able for' Xmias in-ese(nts
hat you wol never' think
We have a. 1beau11tiful li ne of
mall Novelties at extremely
You can come an<l spendl a
leasant hou r in looking ]
r'ound1 at our1 stock and buyb
I'
NOTICE OF ELECTION. ":
., that, the Townvr (Counc11i ill hol (
i election un h'rid hiy, I )eeembrler :31,
u,at - o'cloelt p. mi., for' the follow-'
ig ol11eers:
(Cler'k ande Tr'easu rer at a sr aary of a
la) per mont.h. '
Chief of I 'tdice att at satlary of $ l7 per
onth1. I
TIhrete P ol iceenfI aLt., 35 erimonth if
)One St reet ( )vierseer at a sailarly oif
l.ampiilglier and1 .Janritoi iat a salatry H
$20 p)er mont1 hi.
A\pplict.ionis mustrt he in hiand writing
r. anid .latlitor', andie harndled to t hre ('ler k
'owin C ouncil b Iefore the hour of '
elt.ilg I"'or any firt'.her in fo,rmlat.ion
pplly to? the ( lerk ari TPreasurer. 1
Iy ord~Ier.
C'. A. 1OW.\lIA N.J
('. T. 'T. ('. N.
IDee. 2:3. 1897.
l'A'TICE o1' SOU' l i C A I )Ibl N A--)
(COU N TY 01" N ICW IC i V -- N'
PihlBAI iCO')U RT.
V. WV. I lodgest, 1-q< , P'robat te Ju rdge.
WVhier'eas, I tobert ( . Perary hath1 li
nlof suit to mie to, grant himr Lt te.rs
( Adminlrrsrtrat ion of th I1 tt.ate an tIE
fleets of .J. C raw'Aford Perry, deIE'EGase d:
'r'rhese are thIerefore Io Eeit ad rad.
jornishrI all d r singuar ihe kinre'd dI
rid cred itore of thleI'l I ad.. . Cra1wf(ordl
'e rcy, d 'cesed, that1 they b~ le anud rap -
0111 betulo're', In I he 0 >urt of' Probanite,
r> h 1:0(d iat New hier ry Couiirt H oe,t#.
nt e thth day1 Eof Januarv un ext, iafier
uihileat Ion hirereof, at II i'E'clc inl the
'thEnoon01, tnow rWciausie, if itnry Ihley
myve, why thle said Admrrirristrationr
hionb n rot hea glrant ed.a
GIven undel*r rrny hanrd I his tIre-22nd(
ay o af Decem err'' A nuo Dlomrini 1897.
W.P. N 0'0.
Biliousness
I callsed b>y torl' i Ver, n% hiteh proventLS d1ges.
)it anI pernits food to fermen,t alot putrify in
0 stoinach. Then folio dizziness, headache,
lood's
somlin i, nervoillie44. :111,
not relIeved, bIlloils fever
bloot pol-4iIsIig. lIoott's
Is stiiiumato the stolmeih,
Iise the liver, cure ke tehiuei. 4lzzin,ss, con.
IPat31,10et.c. '..' conit.. Sojtd by? all <drung'gisqt.-,
le onlly 1'1lls to tao(it h lot' a al rl,
annon & Mayes,
Are Agents for the
lansion House Steam
Laundry,
0F
rweenville, S. C.
ADMIRATION
iti I&N.'Iys o'xv'it(41 h)\. tilp i lil- I lu tp3311.
ly nea auw,nc of thi 11n whoi
nis dot'll ' up It this hudry.
'I'h youig ladies of N'wherry ,.
wa-s say thy k\ow q w nit ii1has
bieel (do n up hiore , '.1,Il%So Il
plitrons "\l waIys look as ift lu1i
colio out. of a b1and box."' 11ave
your liliNt ill o01'r flr Chri411stas
festi vit ips.
Ch rist inas week vach cnltonmlvr
801din,g work to this I.anmdry will
11COM Io t II aI(slso pail 44 i lr (f v
buttonls inl his packlige.
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
overlR.C.Williais', IaiiI St..Nwherry
I 1m11 prepiaied to iitke i'iet ures alnd
at living ptlces.
.& ft.f I 1 l'H I, lhotographier,
lor sil..
01e yoing IMilk Cow, ind one lillily
U1orse. A pply to (George Leonhi- i i alt
Hel0na, S. C. I&f t
Mast'er's Sales.
14T"AT1E O' SO UTH CA M [LI NA.
COUNTY 01P NEAVHi.RAY--.1iN
COMMON PLEAS.
atines J. Lane et. al. Plaint,llis, ve.
.1. Inry l- Hayes, ot. al. Defendants.
P REJ O1' M""."' COURT
hero1, 1 will sell befor the
Jourt loso it Newberry on silaaday
I January 1808, durliIg 1h l0I0gal ho1s
of sille, to the hioigheos, lidler therefor,
.i1 the int.orest of t,hu detfenidants,
. Hergy IIayes, in L,hat tract or plan
attioni of iland, sit,uate in New.erry
'onnty)~ 1in 1aid( Stato, con tiing one1)11
in11(dred an t11hi rtsv-fiv aesIIP', tutore or'
.s5, hounded byv landcs pf J1. G. Itikard,
. tI'(, rotll \V.e 1. A of H,,. t. 1.lyd
Tid-:lMS.--Oneuf of he purchal is se
nrIelnis.er to pa'y for pap Ielrs.
Ailastos'.
Masiter"s ()llee D ec. 9, 18M97.
TJATE OF (J SOUTlI( CAlI1(OIalINA,
COUNTY OF" N10Wi3ElY -IN
CO)MMON P'LEAS.
V. I) ltardy, Alaster. PhI,iniif il aginst
Yt OltDIi H. HICCUt
-lhre In, I will sel bI for e th41e cort,
0118e ali Ne!wherry3, duinlg the1 I hga
4)r1 o' (f HSale. 11 1n ihe I'lrl't Miindaiy inl
roli.(rty, to it:
A\i 111 tIrt o3(4f iland1, be'ing aI or't lon
f.3 ithral eHIlute of t hie lat An draewv .1.
'Ingsore, in .he4 I'oun lt v "'si 1St ate
1141 N iine'te ( '( 19 A :\creH, inore or le"s.
11d t.(InIIded4 by3 lii IIds of 11statI 01'f A II
':iitMs: ()ie-t bird of 41h4 pu:rebaslie
lne'y toi bei p'dd ii ('Th, balanc114e pay.V
b14le iwo 44<p4ia annual 1instaImet's
'ith inte(rIHt hrain 4 ny3 osf Hale, credit
ion 1)to lie i.eenred by a bond1( ofI the
urcher11l and34 4 or1 rlgage~4 If the4 pre'm-I)
\V. D) 1fA I l)V. AnJcuter.
Alaisteri's 0Ollece, 'I c'e. It0, 189i.
'i'IlA TICO" 80 Il ('tl)lil T.
Ii IC~i'CAS. A .1 ( Ilbsor., C ( ', (,
>1 4 ' ta 1e(and fi'eit H f AIirs. Niillio
031eP, de4'(Ins8 If:
"'I3''h e aire. Iherefore41I, to1 ('le and1( ad(
lordsh ll and ingi:' r r (ccre
itd' ri tors oft the1 sa''id ai r. Nel1'4lieI
onIeli, dE''elase, 1hat they4'i beiiS' and a43
(lj'rl befoe in r-y theIll ('1 rtin of Pr
ulgil, lin tn'( (n4tday (f .lanI, next,
1 .he forenon, 1 o shw nJ,ifan
boy Nave why heS('l An inisctr -
Giv6e I5, r8; Cnty nd thisoh*9t
ay o i eerner,AnnoDorini 897