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Utop4A Alliance Will 1 t at Vtopla iohol House on Saturdly 22d'inst, at 3 p. m. . ull attendwh'0o deloo. R. PIRDU Pres. D. L. UAM, Seo. Wc 0. Graut, of Georgia, Is here and willremain until Wednesday vnd will sell StAWe and County rights for the opin fire stove. He will cook biscuits in three minutes before open fire place or grAte. He is at the Rut ;iouse. It Claendale Quilts, 114, only 75c., at Wynn's Bargain Store. t&2t A Pastor Hemembered. Before anl since Christmas, some of the members of Bethel and Enoreo ohurches have shown kindiesses to their pastor, J. W. Blanton, in a very substantial way, He has beQn and is feasting.and rejoicing on account of the flour, turkey, hams, cakes, butter, potatoes, )ard, etc., etc., which said members so kindly gave him. For which he is profoundly thankful, and prays that the Lord will reward them for their kindness. Heb. vi: 10. Proobority comes quickest to the nian whoils liver I 10 good condition. DoWitts Little Early Risers are famous little pills for constpation, biliousness, Indit"stion and all StOmaoh and liver troubles. W. . I-olham. 72 inoh Bleached Table Linen 60c. Doyles and Napkins to match at Wynn's Bargain Store. t&f2t HARNESS SHOP. J. B. Walton has opened a Har ness Shop on Main ,Sreet, next door to 0. Klettner's. Will make new harness and repair old., Twenty-five years experience: Prices reasonabr). Give him your orders. SatisfacLion guaranteed. t vanted At once, 10,000 pounds of dry hides. Highest market price paid. tAt tf. Summer Bros. I am still running my Harness Shop at 'old. stand by first-class harness maker. Harness made and repaired. f4t F. A. SOHUMPERT. Auditor Cromor's Appointment@. Auditor Cromer or an authorized ageni will be at the following places on the dates named below for the pur pose of taking returns of property fov taxation: At Longshore's Store January 19th. At Jalapa January 20th. At Whitmires January 21st. At MaybiitonJaunuary 24th. At Olymphivillo January 25O. At Walton January 26th. At Pomaria January 27th. At Sligh's January 28th. At Jolly Street January 29th. At O'Nealls January 31st. AL,3t. Luke's February 1st. At Prosperity February 2nd and 3d. And at Newberry until February 20th, after which time the law requires a n c .,t. be added. OT ON oO11, UATY TO ' . M1 ~ OF T.tsCou Sao YFNfK* J. CiEIY makes oath th t bb is t;e Osnior partner of the firm ofF. J. OViNmY 0o., doin business in the City'of Toledo County an State aforesaid and- that said firm will Day the Bumn of O E HUNDRED DOLLARS or each and overy ease of CA. BALLH tha cAanno e cured by the use of Sworn to before me and subsoribe in m'y sec,this 6th day of December, A. D. {SaL } A. W. GL.EASON. Notary Public. B all's Oatarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mnucous sur -tuces of the system. Send for testimonials fies. F. J. CHENaCY & CO., Toleda, 0. O'Sold by Druggists, 7Co. Died at Hier Home at Doad Fall. Mrs. Sallie Werts departed this life on the 13th of Jan., 1898; was born Nov. 13th, 1818. She was in her 85th year. Her life was one of continued happi ness, not only to.her but to every one erho knew her. But to know her was t.o [eve her. She was kind and .tender to all--a lovable cha'racter. She was the favorite of the community. Her family was a large and p)rosperous one. R1ev. Geo. S. Bearden conducted the funeral services, she was laid to rest in the family graveyard. A large crowd of friend, and relatives attended and mourned the lost of thair loved one. A GRAND SON, WM. B. W. Mrs. Mary Bird. Harrisburg, Pa.. a . "M child ia worth million,, to me. yet Iwoul have 10.t tier by oroup had I not investo twenty-five cents in a bottle of One M nut throat and lng trouble. W. k.lhan.a . Scarlet Flannel 121, 15, 20 and 25c, S at Wynn's Bargain Store. taf2t Other Things besides >SPECTACLES There are lots of things in 3i Jewelry Store that don't contain jewels. S Lots of small artistic articles Ssuitaible for Xmas presents ;that you would never think of unless you saw thorn. We have a beautiful line of 1.sal Novelties at extremel1y LWPRICES. Yoli can come and spoud a' pleasant hour in looking arund at our stock and buy whn you get ready. Ei~DUARD) SOIHOLTZ, Thle Jeweler. PROPER PRUCAUT1400 TAWEN. Det*ntlon Uou80 BuIt at Co'Pty 1#ome No Swa:1.poz but Al Muspe"te Un der Guard. Last week there was some excite ment in the Dead Fall section of the county caused by the presence of two 6tudent: who had come home from the negro college at Orangeburg. Gov. EIlerbe .was telographed in regard. to the cases, and it happ'ned that on that day lie had a oonsulation with the State board of health. So on his order the State board of health issued an order to Dr. J. M. Kibler, chairman of the board of health of the town of Now berry, constituting the town board a board of health for the county with power tp quarantine any part of the .ounty. Then a ofnsultation was held with he county supervisor and it was de.. 1ided to build a detention house on the land of the county home and have all iuspcts and those who had been li any Nay expose to srai-pox put in this houso and strictly guarded. The house 4as been built and the two students Irom No. 8 removed to it. It was said Ahat there . 's another student in the Whitmire section and lie was sent after ilso. None of them as yet have broken )ut with the small-pox or had any fever md they may not but our board of icalth, mayor and supervisor are to be ,onmmended for their prompk action in he premises. That is the only way to itamp out the disease and stop its ipread. The following is a copy of the order ron the State Board: Columbia, January 14, 1898. Dr. James M. Kibler, Newborry, S. C. The State Board of Health appoints dur Board a Board of. I-ealth for the ounty of Nowberrvy, with power to inarantino any part of the County. By order of the Governor. JAMES EVANS, M. D., Secretary. The board of health of the town has ient the following order t( the physic ans of the county, and if any one has ailed to tecceive a copy Ie will act on ,his printed notice: Newberry, S. C., Jan. 15, 1898. Dear Sir: Whereas the State Board >f Health having appointed this Board 6 Board of Health for Newberry coun ,y, we hereby appoint you a health of leer with power to quarantine and fuard any suspicious case of small pox >r any parties coming from infected ocalitics, and report all such cases at mnco to fhis Board. Yours truly, BY C. A. BOWMAN, Secretary Board of Health. The Greatest Discovery iet. W. M. Repine, Editor Tiskilwa, Ill., 'Chief," says: "We won't keep house vithout Dr. King's New Discovery for onsumptiou, Coughs and Colds. Ex >erimented with many others, but iever got the true remedy until we ised Dr. King's New Discovery. No other remedy can take its place in our tome, as in it we have a certain and ure cure for Coughls, Colds, Whooping Mough, etc.'" Ils idle to experiment vith other remedies, if they are urged in you as just as good us. Dr. King's New Disc<,very. '1They are not, as good, >ecause this remredy has a record of tures andl beiddes is ruaranteed. It mever fails lo satisfy. Tirial bottles free it Robertson & Gilder's. Digar Sale!I I have a few off brands of Cigars thatI wvill sell regardless of cost. Those Cigars are all sold b)y manufacturers for first. class goods, but they do not suit our trade. Call for "SANTA BANA," "A TTACYA CLUB" and "BEN BOWS !" i.f you wvant Cigars at a low price. 4y Repl1ar Line of Cilars is up to its usual excellence I We do our share of supplying the most fastidious smokers of the town, therefore, we cannot afford to.,keep anything but the best in our regular line. Thank ing you for past fagors and ask ing a coat inuance of same, I am yours to please, S. B. JONES. Good ItnadI Assoeltion. The Good Rload Association will meet n the Court House tomorrow evening, s the following notice received by Tice-President J. M. Schumpert will how. The railroads have offered special ates and Newherry should iave sov ral delegates present: Dear Sir: -By virture of the authori y vested in him, theoundersigned here >y calls a meeting of the Good Road issociation of South Carolina to assemn ble, on Monday, the 19th inst., at 7:30 >. in., in the Court House, Columbia, 1. C. TVhe members of the Association are irged to be present. All other citizens if the several counties, interested in he movement, are invited to macet with he Association. The Vice Presidents ~ro requnested to secure a full repro entation of their respective counties. The Press, daily and weekly, request. ad to extend thia notice. JN6. P. THOMAS, Pros. 4 -4 Ble chi g ,good q'u lity, 5o., at Wynn'sarain Store. taf2t If you want real live bargains you nmn find them at Flynn's. IHe Ia cut ing the p rices of Clothing, Capes and rackets, Dress Goody, anad Blankets to miost nt price. '.think of a man's good heavy Cassimnere Suit for ~*1.95 sothiing 1 ko it ever hoard of before in Newberr . Flynn knows what lbe is loinig. Turn the money over is his motto. fae, VAtkUOV?. ANWA A Aour. . Evan & WiIlbur ote a desirable house fdr rent in Kleia. Mr. F. C. 'Withers, of The State newspaper, was In.town last week. - Mr. L. W. Johes. has ben elected agent of the creditors of J. I. Ruty. Mr. Frank Moon killed a wild turkey at his place in N6. 8.one day last. wcek. Miss Derrick, of Newberry County, is.teaching school near Folk's Store. Ehrhardt Cor, Barnwell People. Wben in doubt always lead trumps I A. C. Jones leads a. trump card in his ad. in this issue--and its a winner. Mr. H. Carter Wilson and MI,9 Efflo Cromer will be united in the holy bunds of matrimony on'Thursday of this week. Senator Mower and Representative - Wyche spent Saturday and Sunday at home returning to their legislative duties yesterday morning. Mr. C. T. Paysinger who is on the rounds taking returns for the Auditor will also take. subscriptions for The Herald and News and Southern Fairiner and Horticulturist and settle with sub scribers who aroin arrears. Dr. F. B. Clayton, of Rock Hill, has bought the interest of Dr. North in the firm of W. A. Young & Co., and has come to Newberry. I-le is a geaddson of Hon. B. F. Clayton, of And'rbon. We welcome him to Newberry and hope he may grow rich. The Sonthern R. R. Company will sell round trip tickets to Columbia for the occasion of the meeting of the Good Roads Association on 19th inst., at $2.25 from Newborry and $2 from Prosperity. Tickets to 'be sold 18th and 19th limited to 22nd. Misses- Mamie and Maggio Cline, Mrs. Jacob Ehrhardt's accomplished sisters, after a pleasant visit oi two months in our town, returned to their home in Newberry last Monday, much to the regrot of many friends here. Ehrhardt Cor. Barnwell People. The Merry Mirth Makers at tne opera house last night played to a small audience. The performance consisted of singing, dancing and farce comedy. The specialty work was good and the 1 performance liighable from beginning to end. Tonight's performance will close the engagement. The three tracts of land advertised for sale in January in the case of Glenn vs. Glenn were withdrawn and will be sold at private sale. This Is valuable land in the Beth Eden neigh borhood and any one wanting to pur chase a good and desirable home, will do well to look into this matter. Tt will not cure everything. It is not claimed that it will cure but ono. com plaint, that is, dyspepsia. We cannot say that it will cure every case of dys-' pepsia, but it will uro a large majority of them. Such cases as are adapted to its use will derive immediate benefit. One- small bottle will bKeullicient to test it. The Shaker Digestive ('ordial is es pecially adapted for emaciated -or 'el derly people whose food does them but little or no good because it is not di gested. The Cordial contains an arti ficially-digested food and is a digester of food happily combined. Rlead one of the little books which your druggist is now giving away and learn of this wonderful remedy. A really p)alatable Castor Oil can now be had under' the name of Laxoil. Dress Goods and Trimmings at great ly reduced p)rices at Wynn's Bargain Store. t&f2t For Bent! A most desirable house with (6 rooms, conveniently located in the city of Helena, 2 acres of good land attached on which 2 bales of cotton was made in 1897. A pply t,o tf Ev4 .. & WILBUa. The Episcopal Convocation. TPhe Greenville Convocation of the Episcop)al Church will convene on Jan nary 26th next in St. Luke's chuirch, Ne wherry. There wvill be public services on Tuesday evening at 7.30 o'clock with sermon. On Wednesday morning the Bishop will conduct a retreat for the clergy. He wvill make his Episcopal visitat,Aon to the church that evening at 7.30 and will p)reach. On Thursday and Friday there will be services at 10.30 a. in. and 7.30 p. m. with sermon or addresses at night. Sessions wvill be held in the after~noon. The public is cordially invited to at tend the servicer, as also convocational sessions. There will be services the Sunday following. Miss Allis Hughes Norfolk;Tam., was fright fully burned on the face and necki. Pi'n wams instanty relieved by De Witt's Witch IIar,ei 'naive, whion healed the injury without leav it gafsea. i s tbe fanmous pile rumedy. Dcaith or Aunt'sauiie werge. A light gone out! For 60 years she has been close to her Maker, following1 His footsteps, and as Hie led she wil lingly followed, not one time doubting. She was an earnest, consecrated Chris tian. She went to His altar every day4 and to say almost all her life went regu larly to the house of the Lord. She has a large family of children, grand children and great-grand-children. She was 84 years old and seemed lively and healthy. Not longer than four days before her death she spent the day wIth one of her~ grand children. She died at her homno near- Dead Fall Thursday afternoon about 4 o'clock, Januar'y 13th, 1898, with congestion. MAltRIED,. January 9, 1898, by Rev. HI. P. Counts, at Mr. John Derrick's, Lexing ton County, 8. C., Mr. A. A. Krol and Miss Mary Ella Taylor. tOic *11Afteft im zowA. While We Have naiwy 1reenva They Are Deltg4ted -With the Thermomter at and folow Zero. Dr. B. F. Duckett, of Greenwood, writes from Northern Iowa to a rela tive in Newberry as follows: "The weather up here has been splendid since the .st, has not been colder than .zero. We had several weeks of quite cold weather in December, from 10 to 20 degrees below zero. I drovo lifty miles Baturday in a sleigh and did not sutYr the least from cold. We have had about20 inches of snow in all this winter, but it is more than half gone now. They say this Is a very unusual spell of weather here at this time of the year, and most people want more snow, as the sleighing is almost played out.,, A Olever Trick. It certainly looks like It., but there Is really no trick about it. Anybody can try it who has Lame Back and Weak Kidneys, Malaria or nervous troubles. We mean he can curo himself right away by taking Electric Bitters. Tils mediclne tones up the whole system, acts as a stimulant to the Liver and Kidneys, Is a blood purifier and nerve tOnic. It cures Constipation, Headache, Fainting 8pell, LleeplesK ness and Mel. ancholy. It Is purely vegetable, a mild laxative, and restores the systen to its natural vigor. Try Electric Bi)ters and be convinced that they are a miracle worker. Every bottle guaranteed. Only 600. a bottle at Robertson & Gil ter's Drug Store. Items Fronm st. Paul'@. The health of this community is good. No small-pox In this community. Mrs. Carrie Ballontine and children visited Mrs. fL. I. Epting last Thurs day. The farmers are taking advantage of the nice weather by breaking stubble, plowing out cotton stalks and sowing oats. A mad dog passed th rough here since our last writing, causing a good many d8gs to be killed that were bitten. The dog was shot at several times by different parties, and was finally killed by Mr. Jack Counts. A Luther League was organized at the church last Sunday evening, 9th. The league will meet on the fifth Sun day of this month. Bolnest & Co.'s saw mill will not be moved from this place this season. We stated sbule time ago that it would be moved to the timber of W. B. Boinest. CLODHOPPER. January 17, 1808. A LONG TIME AGO Some one asked: Mistress Mary quite . contrary How does your garden grow? Such a question is agravating after the garden is planted and. there is found to be something the matter with the seedl, We don't believe there will be any trouble if you come to us for GARDEN SEED! Garden Seed!! Garden Seed!!! . .. GARDEN SEED ... We keep B3ruist's Garden Seed and they never FA!L to GROW Wa WOail Rot Kao1p thciu, IF THEY II. ROBElT$O1%GIL.DEli --Pharmacists... Cannon & Mayes, are agents for the Mansion House Steam Laundry, OF Greenville, S. C. ADMIRATION is always excited by tho immaculato ly neat appearance of the man whose linen is done up at this laundry. The young ladies of Newberry al ways say they know when linen has been done up here, because our patrons "always look as if they had come out of a hand box." Give us your nackaes. Meeting of the Atiance. The regular quarterly meeting of the Newberry County Alliance was hold in the court house last Friday. There was nothing of special interest oxcept the adoption of the resolutions given below. The following resolutions came uli from the Johnstone Alliance and were discussed, amended and adopted as follows: Resolved, 1. That the organization of thtIotton growers throughout the county be encouraged independent of the Alliance and that the Alliance be tged to help organize them. 2. That our Senator- and Representa tives in the General Assembly be noti. fled by the county secretary that it is the wish of the Alliance of this county to have the lion law repealed and that the repeal be olective on and after Juio 1, 1898. 3. That each sub-alliance is hereby requested to consider well the subject of purchasing fertilizers for this year, and in particular the purchase of forti lizers with cotton and also to send i delegate to meet with the Warehoee Board at Prosperity on January 29, 1898, with full power to purchase for this year. 4. That we advise our fellow farmerE to use all practical economy and tc utilize thei- labor to the most advan. tage 'in producing the pr-oducts foi home consumption in preference to cot ton. The following resolution was receiv ed from Cannon Creek Alliance as in formation: Resolved, That Cannon Crek sub alliance endorses the resolutions whici were adopted by the Cotton Groweri Association at Newberry on the 14th instant, and rocommen.le thatt the County Alliance at its Januar.y meet Ing appoint or select a suitable com mittee to act in conjunction with the President and Executive Committee ol said Association in doing all in their power to facilitate and foi'ward the carrying into effect as speedily as pos siblo the recommendations contained in said resolutions. Especially do we emphasize the necessity of entering on soei plan by which to unite the farm era of out- county with respect to the purchasing of commercial fertilizers. Wo are thoroughly convinced that if we cannot get fertilizers on cotton option based on 7 cents cotton that we should unito as a unit in the determi nation not to use any fertilizers. On motion the President appointed a committoo of five to meet with the exe. cutive committee of the Cotton Grow ers Association as follows: Dr. W. E. Lake, S. 1. Crotwell, B, T. Paysinger, 1. 13. Leitzsey, J. C. Neel. The following resolution-was offered by Mr. J. L Kcitt and adopted: Resolved, That this Alliance hereby request the directors of the Warchoust Company to act as agent in securing prices on fertilizers for this year and recommend to the joint comnittee thal can beloxercised in showing impartiality to the parties lutting in bids and ac cept the best terms elofferd for the same grade of fertilizers. A motion was adopted rep)ealing the resolution p)assed last year in regard t( buying guano for non-members of the Alliance. There being no further business the Alliance ad journed. store Ihouse for Rtent. On Main Street, opposite R. C. Williams' Furniture Store. A pply tc R. C. Williams. f&ttf The few winter goods that are left will be closed out at about half the regular price, to make room for new goods at Flynn's Cash Store. f&t2t Programm,e for Teacher. Associtetton, Feb I. Should the teachers encour-ag( school exhibitions-Miss Nannio Simp son, Mr-. HI. H. Rikard. 2. Spelling in the common schools Miss Nannie Livingston, Mr. R. A. A braims. All our stock of Cloth ing and WVorsted Dress Good we will be glad to sell at half pmice at. Flynn's Cash Store, f&t2 DEiATiES. Mrs. Elizabeth Miller was bor-n Nov. 9, 1827, died Jlan. 10, 1808, aged 7( years, 2 months and 1 day. She wvax married to Mr. Shneon Miller A pril 13, 1843, making their marx-led life 55 years. She leaves a sorrow-stricken husband, 8 children, 43 grand-children and 22 great grand-children to mour-n their loss. Four- children, U grand-children and 5 great-grand-children had already precededl her- to the Spirit Land. To. tal descendlants living, 73; total de scendants dead and living 91. In eaLrly life she was confirmed in St,. Peter, Pincy Woods, church, and rmained ai consist,ent member of the same until Holy T1rinity church, Litt,lo Mountain, was built, after which she transforred) her memb)ership) to Holy Trinity andi remained there a consistent member t( the time of lher- death. She was a duntl ful wife, a loving mnot,ber- uand a faith fuml member to her church. Tr'uly mother in Israel is gone. Ha3r pastor was assistedl by Rev, Beck. T1he church could not accommno date all the peoplo that camne to show their last respects. (C.. lluckie,'s Arntica Halve,. Th'ie beat Malve in the worldi for (2uts Bruises, Sore's, Ulcers, Salt Rhcunm Fever Mores, Te'tter, Cha pped I Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup tions, and poi)ltive.ly enresH Piles, or nm pay reqgnired, it is g(uaranteed to giv perfettsatsfationm or money refund~ed Price.2 cents per box. For sales b R~obertuon & Glid(Ir. Cbtton, like every other crop, needs nourishment. A fertilizer containing nitro gen, phosphoric acid, and not less than 3% of actual Potash, will increase the crop and im. prov(e the land. Our books tell all about the subject. They are free to any fiarmer. VERMAN KALI WORKS, - 3 Nassau St., New York. No Reductions By other Houios will over un dorsoll or roach the lovol of Our Low Prices. We Underbuy and Undersell thom all NO EXCEPTIONS. Whether You Are offered goods at cost. or at half price, come to the Beo Hive of bargains and you can buy the same goods for a more song. Yes! Our prices are very little our Cornmpotitors nood magnify ing gla8ses to 300 thOM! We knock thom blind ! Here Are a Few Black Eyes for conlpetitorm: 4-4 Bleaching Yours at, only 3 3-4-c. per yard. 4-4 Shirting Yours at. only UC p)er yard. 4-4 Shooting Yours ait orlty 3Uv. per yard. Best St,andard Prints Yolmu i t, only Good Parched Colyeo Yoturs it only Good Green Coffec 10C por pound. Yours at, only 9e por poud. Soap-Good Washing Soap Yours at, only 3(". per pound. All other Goods at, cor-respondingly low Your Dollar Is worth twice as itich it tho Beehive of Bargain. 0. KLETTNER, The 1F11il Square Deier. STATE OF' SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY O1? NEW.B1RRY COURT COMMON PIEAS. R. 1). Cole ManutfactumiNg (ompany, Plainti1T, agaLinst lloward Neely, Defendant,. Summons for' Relief Complaint Fi led. To the Defendant, I lowaird Neely': 'TOU AHIC ICIEEHVY1 S MONI1 ..and reqiredot to aniswer iheIn 4om1 plaLint ill this ationt wh ich is~ Iiled in t.he ofllee of Clerk of Court of Commotn Pleas of CoIunty and2( State aforesaid, and 1to serve' a copy3 or youri ans1wer' to the said comlaitnt on the sub,scriber at hIs oilce iln Newher'ry in sahd County. and State within t.went,y day13s after, the service hereof; exclusive of t,he day of such servic; and ifr you fail to aniswer the comaplit, within t,he t.ime aifore said, t.he laint,il i)In th is action will applly to the Court for' t.he relief de mfanlded in the compl)lainIt. Dated Nov. 27, A. 1). 1897. [sEArl] A. J. GlHoSoN. C. C. C. I'. LAMiltT W. .l(ON S, Plaint.l If's Attrey Filed 29th Nov., 1897. A. ,1. GiIIsON, e'. I'. (' i'. Takte Defendant, Howard Neely: Taenotice tht. the comphldi int in the above statedl act ion. together' w illt the summons, wats, on the 20th day tl November, A. D). 1897, flied in the of fiee of te Clerk of the Court, of' C'om mlont Pleas for' Newberry (Coun ty,v iii the St,ate of South Claoolina. I4AMm1EnT' W. ,ION ES, P lainti ff's Attorntey. Newberry, S. C., D)ec. 28, 1897. STATE~ 01 MOUNi'I CAIIOLINA CO(UNTiY OF N EWHERRiY. IN COMMON PLECAS. Prosperity Cotton Mills, Plainiti f, against Southern Water Siuppie Company, DeCfendanIit. Summons for' Reliet. To the Defendant ab)ove named: YOU ARII IRECY SUM MONICI: Yand r'equi red to antswer' thte coim. plaint in this action of whib aoti copy is herewith ser'ved upon01 you, anid to .serve a top)y of your answer' to thte said conoii p)lint ont the subibeilOrs it thteir1 0lliev at Newberriy, in said State, withIii t,wenty days after the ser'vlce herecof: exclusive of theo (liy of suchi ser'vi'e: and if you fail to answer the comlLan withtin the t,imte aforesaid, the IPlai nt,ill In this action will apply to tIhe Cour t for t,he Relief demanded in th ecoi plaint. D)ated D)eceinber' 3, 1897. Newbe'rry, S. C. MOWIit & IIYNUJM, P'laintif's Att,orneys. T..o the Defenditnt, Southierni Wattei Supply Company: T1ake Notice that thte Comain t , I.it the above stated aict, totge'ther witll the Summons was, on the 23rid (lay ( D)ecember, A. 1). 1897, liled ini the o>liut of the Clerk of Court. of Commiuon llea: for N6wberriy County, In th1e State o South Carolina. MOWI.it & BY NU M, Plainti If's A t.toi'ieys. Newberr'y, 5. C., .Iec. 23, 1897. IA NTED.-TrIt,tsiTor1V'rY A N D AC , two vgenmtlemn or indllis to. twvl for r( 5 spnonsibte.e(Stailtet' honHn In so11 ih (1.r I ina. Monsthy *$-'' onel ex pens,.i-. Pislit Ito uteadly. Ret'Or(nce. ln'foso sef-a(Ctddig)i,e Ytamupd e1selono. Thle L)omr*inlon compa.in: NOTICE. A FTER THIS DATE THE OFFICE . of County Supori.tondent of Edu cation will be open only on Satturda'y and valeday, as I will 6o off on my rounds visiting the public schools. F. W. HIGGINS, S. R. N. C. Newberry, S. C., Jan. 17, 1898. Notice Board of Health H 1OAl1D,Oi H EALTH FOR -.1Ithe Town of Newberry having been :ppointd by the State 'Board of Health a Board of Health for the Counity of Newberry with power to lualalitine any part of the county, re quests and urges all citizens of the couity to be .. cinated without delay. C. A. BOWMAN, Secretary Board of Health. Notice of Fillal Sctllt al Discharge, oT iC c,IS H ERE1BY GIVEN - that we will make a final settlo Ient on the estate of B. R. Mangum, devcased, in Pr-obate Court for Now hery _Cot,nty on Monday, 2d day of Pebruary, 1898, and immediately there aftetj apljy for letters dismissory as ex veltors of said estate. All parties having (flimiis against said estate will I -esent same on or before said date, and those indobted to said estate will make payment by said date. .1. 1". MANGUM, D). S. M1ANGUM, IE'ecttors 1. I. Mangum, deceased. M. Ferst's Sons Co., Savannah, Ga. T. Q. BOOZER, Agt., NEWBERRY, S. C. 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