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E. H. AULL, EDTOr. A UAPPY NEW YEAt. We extend the greetings of tho sea son to all our friends and readers and hope this may be a happy and pros porous year to them. Thero are rea sons why we believe this is going to be a good year for buiness. E,verybody is at present complaining at the low prico of cotton and the searcity of money. Tlis began early in the fall and a lot of people began economizing at once. It, will be remembered that when cot ton in '94 went oven lower thani It did this year that the following year was t good business one. The trouble just now is that wo were looking for good prices this past fall and in the summer when the crop was promising as to yield the promise for a fair )iICO was also good. - We have not yet rallied from the disappointment. -Hope springs eternal in the human breast, the poet tells us, and it is well that it does, for without it th"Is wotld be a dreary world. Let us then hopo for better things, but remember always that hoping alone will not bring t,hem. We must go to work to reach the do sired goal. The burning at Pomanria of Col. H1ol loway's gin houso was a very mallelous deed, and we hopO that the guilty party Or partios may be apprllhended and brought to justice. There have been other ugly and malicious deels perpe trated in this section of the county and if )eOpOle will not behavo of their own account the strong arm of the law should be brought to play to make ex amples of offenders. Col. Holloway has been a light to this section and should not have an enemy in this community, for we feel sure ho has done no one harm. Our Pomarla correspondent says the burning was supposed to be d]one "by somo one for pure meanness." There should be some way to put a stop to such '"meanness." Our neighbor at Prosperity, the Ad vertiser, has changed hands. In the last issue we are told that, Mr. Thorn well Haynes has bought the material, good will. etc., and he assumes editorial cha3rge. Mr. WItherspoon writes his valedictory. We wish the now editor the greatest success. A happy New Year to all. Our publie schools re-opened this morning with good at tondance. Miss Derrick has gone to S1ycamore, CoIlle !. Cealty. to teach school. Miss Daisy Whalley paid a Ilying visit to her sister's Mrs. )r. )unn's last week. Misses Floyd and lilanche Aull spent a few days of last week with their cousin Miss (!ussIo Werts in Mt. Pilgrim community. Mr. D). W. Kinatrd, w~ho had boutght out Mr'. D). A. Livingston, has sold his store house anmd lot, (of goods to .10ohn A. Summe r,.Jr.. formerly one of D). Hfipp's salesmenCl. "J1ew"' Is ai "huistler'' and w~'ill push t.l hings along. Mr. Walter Holloy and familly of Fairfield Count.y spent a few days last week wit,h Mi rs. Hi.'s brothers and sister and friends of both. A Christmas tree wits given to the children at Central schlool house on Christmas eve by parents and friends. We attended'( on this occaslin 51nd can praise It as one of as nicely gotten upl things of the kcind its wo ever saw. Many ni1co and valuablo gifts wore given to both scholars and friends. Essays suitable for thle thne wer~e road1 by some of the pupils, which miarkedl muilch improvement since our' last visif,. All praiise to Priof. W. L. Moats. Mtusic by Mossrs. Aull and Risor' wa dis pensed to the delight of all plresent. We hope to 1h0 present, againi next, Christmas, and hope there will be an other tene. We were very fortunate in being one of tihe guests at the beaut iful marriage of Mr. Ludio A. Sheely to Miss Maggie E. Hipp oni Wednesday, D)ecember 22, 1897. The knot was securely t.ied by Rey. J. A. Sligh. The bridal c!oule and attendants walked into the beauti fully decorated parlor, umnder~ the strain of a march, p)layedl by Miss Mary Hope) on tihe organ and by Mr. Mike H-opc on the guitar. Tho' atteindants wereo as follows: Mr. E. S. Sheehy and Miss Net tie Aull. Mr. Clarence Btmndrick and Miss Kate Swvygert, Mr. WV. C. IHipp and Miss Anna Aull, Mr. .J. C. Shuler anid Miss Reblecca Counts, Mr. Albert F. Riser usher. The dinmner was simu 1p13 "aw ful." WVords are inadequate to tell you how much and how good It was. We hope to be invited to another 50oon, not too romote from homo)1. On last Tuesday night, about 1 o'clock an utnOoup)ied tenant hlouseon M r. Jo. B3. Boedenbaugh's Chapman plaee was burned down. Suuposed to be incen diary. No Insurance. Col. T1hos. WN. Holloway lost. his gIn house, 15 bales of cotton seed and abott 3 or 4 bales of cotton Saturday moring about 3 o'clock by lIre. 'Tho supposi tion is that it was (lone by seome ono0 for The Pomaria Ruleos arec making prep arations for a shawm battle, to be fought Saturday evening Januairy 22nd, at tils plade. The publie is cordially Invited to see it,. This company is 38 strong, and with the reserve will make you think war is going on. No charge for -admission. Eiverything free, Jan. 3, 1898. MAY. OUR PROSPERITY BUDGET ALL THE NEWS OF A LIVIC AND PRO. GRESSIVE TOWN. (Speolal Correspoudenco Ilerald ad Newe I 189d. Good molrillig. 4-Invo you subsoeibed for Tho Herald anw N.ows. SolicAor Thos. S. Sense and wife: of Spartanbu;w Ire visit.ig in our towi. Tio will also .-!t Is parents. Dr. J. W. Wess'er, of t ho Cork-of Lexington and tirst, honor -.'pointeo from the South Ciarolina' kl edical Coi logo to tbe hospital, was on 4 lying visit to the llp-country and stopped ove, hero for a couple hours Priday. Mr. Jno. Watt Kirkpattick is hoie froin Eraskinte College for t.he holidays. A number of the Nowherry College boys Callo home to Spend Christinus. They have all gone back this week. Newberry is fortunato in h1aving 110 small-pox scare to keep her students away. It is reported that the city of Greenvillo Is free from it now and Rock Hill's One Case is well, anI1d thit is tho end of It now. So mote it be. Last Th iiday c euving abou t -1 p. iml. the evy of firo was heard Oi tile streets and It was learniied that, a i nt 1%ihusm on Mi. It. f. Stoudemayer's plceo was burning. Many of our citizens went, at one to the rescue. Being near Mr. Stoudemayer's houso he was the first o1 t,ero, Mr. Capers following closely. It, was known that Venio Spence had gone OiT and locked her two children lin the house, and it, wats thought that the cry "coie Ilere" was hourd by some. lr.. Stoliderlillyer broko li the door with i x, but was cut off from ilenteriig by the ilames rushing out. Ie broko open two win dows but failed to Mind tho childreni, who had become still by tills tile. Ile pulled much of the bedding off one bed, thinking tey had probably gotten into tile bed. It was found after the firo that one had crawled under the bed. They had in all probability suf focated before ho reaelhed the house. Tle mother had just returned with themn from Newberry, and had gono off a short, distance to a nleigibmor's holls and locked them in. The oldest was 4 Or- 5 yeaIrs old, the other about, 2. She was ill the habit of leaving themi in tills wiay, am several personls have told in they have seen them lying atL the eat hole in th1e (oor aild pctqing oult at passersby. One woml.an1 says once as shel) was paitn41g by ihe little boy, think I_ng it was h)is mother, Cnlled her to come and give the bab)y soiet.hinig to eat, it was hungry. This is seveni or eight, personls bitilieIued du111ng tle piast year or t,wo and nearly all inl the saime wiy. When will the colored people learn-l1 not to leave their (hildren olole locked inl Ci. house with tire. We v1.ri Iy belielve it is g tol 131 t I.4 1 h n evil i at lier 1 should he some stat.uti enaietient, ill regaitrd to it if 0jere is none. \Vhat a terrible fato for the poor, helpless Child1en, and whLt re morse for that, mother. Will others profilt by 11m1 aW ful experielco. O.Iur town. was somiowhalt takeni by sur'pise oni last, Wednesday whien thiie Advertiser made it.s appearanee w it aI ne0w name11 at it,s mas11theadl(. Th'le valc d ic.ory of Mr'. WVit herspoon announ1ned that, t11 h l'ress Co. had1( sold t he press, t,yp)e, etc., and he had sold the b,ooke, subsciptioni list., etc., to IProf. Th'Iorn well Hlaynes who would edit. It in the fuituro. Pr'of. H aynes' salutatory was short, and1( poin1ted. I 10 maide n1o proml ises, but, would (do hiis best. We shall see. 1 'rof. 'i'nest M\er'chant and wife, of WVhi tilir1es, h1ave0 been3 visit,ing thei mladlami's paren ts at. LItt,le lou ntaain and friends and1( relat,lvos ini PrIosper ity. Mr's. JT. 1. L"ellers has beeni visit,ing tile famllily of our' towsmian, L. S. IHow Rev. iHobt. Aoul ware eamon upi Wed ne'sday on1 a visit to Is mlother and11( rel ativyes, HIe broughit, Airs. I ouliware withl himi. Old fiend, accept, 01(1 coil grat.ulat,lons for a long, happy and use fuil life In the Mfas'ter's work. MI's. TPhyra t"cngle, of Salalda cou nty, has been inI 0111 townI visltig relatives. Paul F'engle, an eniteirprisinig young mlerchiant of D)eans, Saludla counlty, wias ill town 2a coup)le) days the plast week. Messi's. 13 U.Luthier & Co. have ini thoir Cari of fine muItles and are (domi1 eIled In thirl no0w statbles onl Cent,re str'eet. Mr. A. G. WVise r'eturnied from St. Louis oii the 23d, but- is stock was de layed in Atlanta onl acco(lunt of t he hiol 1(day3s until M ondcay. Tn'iis, together with his vallciationi, kept,11 Oilo tile go all the .imo. He is aLlright now and will p)leaso you ini a trade. Mr'. J. S. HIairre has gone to bialuda C. Hi. and( will take care of tIle interest of the Pr'osper'ity Stock Co. at that poIut,. Johni is a good hiorse Imn and pr'ides i mself Oii 11is abilIty to do bus iness. Mr. A. G. WViso left Saturday for' Johnsons11 and 10dgeflld C. H in thIn intorest of Is com11paniy. M isses Crozia Welceh and ICssio FeI lors of Newborry are' visiting the famii lies of Messrs. L,. S. Hiowers and 10. WV. L.uther. Pr'of. R. C. Counts, of Saluda, lhas been1 over' spenidinig the holidays wit,h is paren1ts anid - - We note what you say about, a toue phone11 line and ar'e gladl to see it, but, we hmave givon upl aill hopo0 of such a conience 010. We trieitd once to intelr-I est, our1 peop)le, but, they wouldni't, en thuiso worthi a cent on the telephonle suibjee,.. Wo believe thlat a fair' divi dend could be mlado on aline from hlere to Newberr'y if some one wouIld build1( it. Wo would like to speak to a gen wkrlti?g, but alas! ulackaday. Never mind, its coming yet.. See if It don't. Thero will be soveral new warehoiu es erected In town t,his year on the U., N. & L. R. H. Kohn & Co., J. L. & A. G. Wise, HILawkis 1ros. and perhaps xythers. They are getting ready for the pluano buisinlesq. INlisses Era D)avis and Blanche John- r 4on and Nit. Nillam Davis, of Laurels :! -uity, havo been visiting the familles f -MPsss. I1ayne H(awkhis amd Geo. anlo. Mr. .as. Derrlick iats retulried from ,t visit to th;o parelital roof in i4airliield .7ounty. IIs. Fraik Sclhm i pert. was in town liday on her- way to attend.lI the r-ecep "on to her brother, who lad just lead t hea;Iutifull bridle to hymeni's altar. Mliss Niniile flunter. (;f St.. Luke's. has been visitinlg her sister, Nl-s. 11n111 Le anlI Lanie of oti townt. 'TLe Proq)perity Lodge A. P. and A. M. hid a idelightful hot supper. on last. onday which wits 1tinch enjoyed by all prrsolnt. Ily invitation the Corr"spondents of the Adver.Liser Imlet, at, the holne of Mr. ). iT. Witlelrspooll Oil Saturday to 1-artake of a new yeal, (ine anet. ld tho grood Cheer to which they sat down will ong be remnemlberedJ by aIl whose good lotn1 it wits to b there. The bells are still ringing,.ding dong, (ling (1011g. This tlime it was inl the St. ILukes connmunity. Nir. Irhy I1armon and Miss Nanne Morris weie married on the 26th, at the Luthorai par-sonago by Rev. (.o. S. B3eardel. \Wo extend congrt,ulati ions to this happy couple. Old 11anti KIaIy kIIows wltt it iS to get I Wife ulnder, dilolculties, it any 0one dos, and he always hits a tender spot for all thoso who have to go through the saie or-deal. We were itade to smile auld laugh outright the other day when we read that tbe grand Old city of Charleston had appiropriated $1,500 to the Citadel Acai(lemy oil condition tbat the State of South Caroliait continueld its appro priation of $20.000. Now if you lon't we shout. 'I his puts us in mind of the fable of the gnat oil the bull's horn. \Ve think we cln see the llotive hack of this iippiropriation. If '. E. Hat linon a11nid ott hers kop up their Campaign of edulntiong it will take ia deal more thai $1.500 to keep the Citadel and ".mch like' going -wate h. Thm treat, given by the A. 1.. 1. con gregation to tile J11venliles in theirstin day sohool was Very much enjoyed by all Ipr 11t al we know t.he lO 1 i1ttl eO fo)li(s were happy. There are rumtors of several changes in oir. town for the nlew year. ()ne is t hat M11. I. S. Bilrgo will he slieeedi !in tihte general mce-rchamlisu biLsiness by Mir. A. I1. Koh1n. ir. 13. 11. Sehumli port, has resi-gied his position wit.h NIo'eley lh's. A nd t.here is talk of lino)thel!r busi s hjotl)0, 1eig ojpenedI 111) very sooin. Of this, more liter. WN'I! hir much- of the comiing toWln of Salhda, and if she once trets a rail road it will ill ouri. milinds he onle of the eoinllg towns h1) miIdle Carolilia. W\'itli the new year let t.he Orglnizer of the Cotton Giowers Convention go aictively to work and1( organizo every townislipi, and1( voti ng pre~ci net, in the State and0 'ounity and1( much goodl will come fr'omi thei r efor't s. Oii Saturdany NIrI. Geo. I'. C'onelly, who hats julst, imoved to Brown and1( Aloseley's I ooz.er phlieedL bIrought,I in) andi gave to mue a lot (If papersO of J1. I I loff. His .s I w(o so11. onI rttwn1in g fromh a v'isi t to their alunlt's MIrs. SaIlter' at Helena, Dc. 7t.hi, foundto them near Rlocky branch. His boys gave thiem to him1 and1( he b)roughut them out anid gave them to) me1 for tihe parlt.y to whom111 t,be m3 iighlt be long. Tihe palpers (onis1t of 'OC rcipt. of ditferent, k ind11. A regi sLOtrato eer ti lente, talx receipt, r'ecei pted hill s, &c. Hie taukes it for' grated that these5 pat peris bielong to NIlv. lI ifl wVho was robbed( at or nea11 thiis same1 branchi01 (on Cri st nos11 OY. T'he boys who'L founhd tile 1pa per11s are0 alged( 1 and 17 respectIvely. I haLve forwarded the paperPs to Mr'. J[. II. 1.u i I, Newberry, and1( trust he maiiy be allhe to ferret out, tihe guilty part.ies anId bir g 11.hom to justLico at aln earoly day. Such 1.h1 ings as highl way( rebbory andL inlcondLirism musLt be stopped and1( stampnied (1ut, for oince and1( for ail. N!rs 1. 1'. WVise, (If Orangchurg (Co., whlo hais been 01n1a vIsit to Messrs. J. G. 1and. A. G. WVise's familils retuerned to 11e1 home1 last i.ridayt~. VaccInat,ion has1 been on1 tihe go, anId many113 a soro armtf is to bei founid in our town'l todamy. '.i'ho school resumeid wYork MondalIy morn11in g and1 the1 younog 1(dea Is againi shooting alway. Calpt,. 11. II. lmusseli is impulrovinIg and wo trutst will be his former self agauin M,iss MaggIo itussell will roturn to Greenville tils week to resumno heCr studlies at, tihe (reenville F'emale (Col lego. T1here lhas beets far less moving so far thlis yeari than) usual. WXithl 5-ce'nt cot tonl and) the loin law a bono of coniten t.ioni anld priobalbly reeled every one shotuldl bend1( ' il1 thir energies to ge r'eadiy for it, should( it bo repeaIled by hav1'inog eoough to run11 their faIrmls ani (ot,ber yealr. Noticeof Filial Sctlocmcnt and l)ischarge.I 1N%TON IS II NB iY GIV'NN that we wIll make1( aI linal settle iment on the estalto of II. II. MaLngum, deC (eased, in P'rot aite Courit for Now berry Count.y on Monday, 2d (day3 of l"ebruallry, 1898, anld immiledilately thiere after apply for letters dismnissory as ex eetrs oft said( estalte. All parWtiOs ihvig cIilam gaitist sabi estate will Ipeent same1( on or' beforo said( (late, 11md( those indebted to said estato wIll make1( paymenilOLt by said( dalte. .1. 1'. MANGUM? 'ID. S. M ANGUJM Iim,tor8 RI 1t. ManIgton, Anonoad ANNUAL I will bogin the New Year by inaugu ating a rEN DAY'S.,, 'LEARANCE SALE-,,,,, ommenoing Wednesdag, lanuary 5 and ondiig ;aturday, January 16, Of all winter goods, at Actual 1rt cot.. This includes M. xx v X',0-..; XX XX XX.XXXx X Jolored wool Dress -oods, colored Silks, .olored cotton Dress 3oods, Jeans, Cas simeres, Flannels, Blankets, Gloves, Wool Hosiery, Fancy Dark Prints, Ladies' ,apes and Jackets, Men's Pants, Hats, And everything connected with the winter stock. These prices are un heard of before In Newberry, and many of the goods cannot now be bought at the prices they will be offered at during this sale. It is my intention to close out each sea bon before-the season closes and whilo the people need thern all the surplus stock of each season, so r., to have Nice, New, Fresh Stock to offer the trade at the lowest, cash 1wicv.s all thle time, and you can do. iend oio it that tie people who trade with le in 1898 w'lltget just its mlall or Ualittl More for their money thanu they got ainy. where else ill Newbery. NO GOODS NT OUT ON ND APPROBATION. durIng l tis sale. And every sale IusL be a positive sale before it leaves the store. A. C. Jones, Newberry, S. C. Jtanuary,4. 1898. ON t-THIRD OFF ....FOR.... We have decided @~1 not to Take Stock @ until Febuary Ist. @ ...And we... @ SOFFERi OUR ENTIRis @ *Stock oflthillg, (EX[0EPT BLACK WORSTEI)S) @ At 33 1-3 per cent @ @ DISCOUNT..@ If you need any- @ Sthing in the Cloth- @ ing line, this is @ SYOUR CHANCE.@~ All Goods marked in Plain Figures. SHOES, HATS, DRY GOODS ...AT" -Cut Prices... This sale means Spot Cash to every one. No Goods sent out on approbation. Respectfully, 0. M. JAMIESON, TIhe Leader of' Low Prices, Corn responds readily to proper fer. tilization. Larger crops, fuller ears and larger grain are sure to result from a liberal use of fertilizers containing at least 7% actual Potash Our books are free to farmers. GERMAN KALI WORKS, os Nasau St.. New York. No Reductions By other Houses will evor un dorsoll or roach-tho level of Our Low Prices. We Underbuy and Undersell them all NO EXCEPTIONS. Whether You Are offered goods at cost or at half price, come to the Boo Hiyo of bargains and you can buy tho same goods for a more song. Yes! Our prices are very little our Competitors need magnify ing glasses to see them! We knock them blind ! Here Are a Few Black Eyes for competitora: 4-4 Bleaching Yours at only 3 3-4c. per yard. 4-4 Shirting 5 p Yours at only 5c per yard. 4-4 Sheeting Yours at only 8Go. per yard. Best Standard Pritas Yours at only Good Parched Coffee 40. per poud. Yours at only 90c per pound. Spood Green WsnSoffee Yours at only 3c per pound. Soap-Good Washing Soap Yotirs at only 3e. per pound. All other Goods at correspondingly low lpices. Your Dollar Is wvorth twice as much at the Behivo of Bargains. 0, KLETTNER, The Fair and Squarm Dealer. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY COURT COMMON PLEAS. R. ). Cole Manufacturing Company, Plaintiff, against Howard Neely, Defendant. Summons for Rlief-Comnplaint Filed. Tro the Defendant, Hloward Neoly: YOU ARE HIERET3Y SUMMONED adrequired to answer the comn phlaint in this action which is fIled in thc ollice of Clcrk of Court of Common Pleas of County andl State aforesaid, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complait on the subscriber at and State within twenty days after the service hereof; exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fall to answer the comp)laint within the time afore said, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the rolief de manded in the complaint. Dated Nov. 27, A. D. 1897. [SEAL) A. JT. GInSON. C. C. C. P. L~AMBERT W. JONES, PlaIntiff's Attorney. Filed 29th Nov., 1897. A. J. GInSON, CI. C. C P. To the D)efendant, Howard Neely: Take notice that the complaint In the abovn stated action. together~ with the sumumons, was, on the 29th day of Novetuber, A. D. 1897, filed in the of fice of the Clerk of the Court of Com-. mon Pleas for 'Newberry County, lr the State of South Caoolina. LAMnER WV. JONES, Plaintiff's Attorney. Newberry, S. C., Diec. 28, 1897. STATE 0OF MOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF NEWVBERRY-$ COMMON PLE AS. Prosperity Cotton M ills, Plaint, against Southern Water Supy Company, Defendant. Summons' for Reolie f. To t.he Defendant above namied: YJOU ARE HEREBY SUMMOISD .Land required to answer the en plaint in this action of which a coj is herewith served upon you, and to ge a copy of your answer to the said >m p)lalnt on the subscribers at their Alce at Newberry, In said State, whini twenty daiys after~ the service ly.cof; exclusive of the day of such sevice; and if yo~u fall to answer the corplaint within the time aforesaid, t.he p ntiff in this action will apply to thejour't for the Relief domianded in t comn plaint,. Dated D)ecember 3, 1897. Newherry, S. C. M%OWERI & B3YNUI, P-laintiffs A ttor -eys. Tro the Defendant, South 4n Water Supply Company: T1ake Notice that the Corm in t in the above stated action, toget Iiwith the Summons was, on the 23rd ry of D)ecember, A. D). 1897, filed In tl offIce of the Clerk of Court of CJommo Pleas for Newbeurry County, in the thte of -South C.arolina. MOW ER &iBL M, Plaintilf's Att 'neys. Newberry, S. C , Dec.'-23, 1 ?7. D)o you wish a nice Suit f -Christ mans? If so dirop In ait JamI' on's and buy a $11.50 suit for $8.75. An extra all-wvool Suit gun ranteed to' vesatisfaction. at Jan on's for .50. A INV ITE0i To c in and examine my.. lin of goo I have a nice and w0 select stock of strictly hig grade Ramber Suits in Walnu and O A. full line of medium and rp Furniture. Will sel very d e/for cash. C. WILLIAMS. t. ly Main Street, Newberry, S. C. A Or Scheme! Wh71 t make your dollars out of rubber? That's a grea hene. Then they'll stretch, It's a pretty hart tter to make a Five Dollar Bill stretch over a, Ten lar purchase, and we don't promise to do that for but, until rubber dollars are made, we'll co'earer to it than any store you know of. We'll SJich a. Dollar s It itwill cover an all wool knee pants Sqworth fifty cents more. We'll stretch four dol ] and seventy-five cents of your common silver i ay so it will cover a splendid all wool suit to f' >ung meil up to 19 y ears old, worth $7--tho suit . the young man. We'll stretch $6.75 over a fancy ~ssimere Suit that ought to cost $8, and would Ihis store wasn't here. Want to stretch your ney ? Bring it here, and you'll think its rubber. UT. WOOTEN, t&f. NEWBERRY, S. C. 'iTrs Lithia Carbonate I Watsr TOILIEVE ANY CASE0O1INDIESTIOIN IN ONE MINUTI'S I ~TIME ORl MONEY REPUNDED, ? takeni after each Meal will Care the Worst case of Idligestion. ead what the eminent Dr. Devaga, of Cheater, S. C., has to say of the . have used Harris Lithia Water with the most excellentg~euIts where lave been able to get my patrons to drink a sufficient quantity daily. 'e carbonated has no equal in gastric disturbances. It is an excellent ale water. It is a pleasant laxative and is a sure cure for F"latulent yspepsia. S. M. DEVAGA, M. D. This water is for sale in Newberry at Robertson & Gilder's, S. B. ones' and WV. E. Pelham'sa. Harris Lithia Springs Hotel will be open a*, the beginning of the season. For rates and other information write Harris Lithia Water Co., HARRIS SPRINGS, S. C. Fine Whiskeys, Wines and Beer FOR FAMILY USE. L11 Grades Chearer than at 0. P. Houses ! You Save Money and Get the Best by Buying of UEi! Send in Your Order. Particular Attention Paid to Mail Orders. D1STlLLERt AND IWIlOLESALE DEALER. NO. 2 PEACHTREE STREET, E1RSONS WITfH LA NIDS FOR W. W. Hodges. E,sq., Probate Judge.j Lsale are requested to put them in Whereas, Robert C. P erry hath~ ai hands for sale. I am in constant re. made suit to me to grant him., LettersU ibout lan~ frein orther and West- eetdmst Jrawford Perry, deceased: ~rn parties, that I may be able to effect These are therefore to cite and ad ales for those who will give me accu- monish all and singular- the- kindred 'ate detailed descripions of what they and creditors of the said J. .Crawford ave. No charge will be made unless Perry, deceased, that they be and op atisfactory salcs are made. Descrip- pear before me, in the Cohrt of Probate, on must be such as can be guaran- to he held at Newh'erry Court, House, ~ecd and must give: Number of aereo, on the 6th day of January next, after ocation, character of land, proxim- publication hereof, a6 11 o1elock in the tto railroads, postomlccs, schools, >ore noon, to shovy cause, If any, they nhe.hs and towns, kind of Implrove. have why the said Administration rdent.al when so desired. Giiclyco- nh den br my hnd this the22nd JA MES G. GIBlBES, day of December. Anno Domini 18971. Coumi, . .State Land Agent. W. W. NoDGE .