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NUWUNWRY MARK1T. Correoted every Tuesday and Frt ay by Sumipor Bros. Meat...,,,..... (aN e. 4houlders . 5(4 Hatus...a...................... 10(i 1 2e. Best Lard ......... 7 Ic. Best Molasses, now crop...... 10). Good 'olasses ..... 25(i)35c. Corn ............... . I eal. .0 ..6* M eal .......... . : . . ..,............ I re Hay..... . ............ W heat Bran ..................... . Ust Patent Flor .........$ 2n4 Best Flour ........... Strait Flour..... ............ $5.00. Good Ordinary Flour...........$4.00(4.75. Sugar .......... ......... 0("1. Rice.................................... . . Coffee.............................. I(a2h. Cottot; seed meal, per sack... I 0. Hulls, per. ton......... ........... $3.00 Country Produce! Butter, por lb ....................I C 20c. Eggs, per doAen ............... 121@40o. Chickens, each..... ....... 124(w2oc. Peas, por bushol........ ..... 0c. Corn, per bushel ........... 500. Oats, per bushel....... 35(00. Sweet potatoes ................... W40o. Turkeys; per lb .................. 0( 8c. Fodder, per owt .................. 6Ca75c. James D. Nance Camp. There will be a meeting of the Janes ). Nance Camp, U. C. V., held in the court house at Newberry on Monday, saleday in February, at 11 o'clook a. i. All metabers are urged to attend. C. F. BOYD, Adjutant. Bucklen's Arniea Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, rulses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, 'Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skiu Erup. tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Prlc..25 cents per box. For sale by Itobertson & Gilder. 4-4 Bleaching, good quality, 5C., a t ynn's Bargain Store. t&f2t bogramme for Teachers Asso0tion Feb. 12, 1808. Should the teacher- encourage so iool exhibitions-Miss Noandie Simp a ln, Mr. H. H. Rikard. Spelling in the common schools M s Nannie Livingston, Mr. R. A. Aams. PLperlty comes quickest. to: the man whos liver is in good condition. )N-Witis Litile Early iiers are fan.ous littin pill, for .'Muetipation, billousnmss, ludigestilon 11 itl al11 Ston\aoh and liver troubles. W. E. Ile 11 n. Scarlet Flannel 12j, 15, 20 and 25c., at Wynn's Bargain Store. t& f2t I am still running my Hamness Sho) at old stand by first-class harness maker. Harness made and repaired. f4t F. A. ScHUMPEiRT. HARNESS SHOP. J. 13. Walton has opened a Har nels Shop on Main Street, next door to . Klettoer's. Will make now harmes and repair old. Twenty-live years7experience. Prices reasonIable. Give him your orders. Satisfaction guaranteed. t Evanms & Wilbur. Are in the market for your guano I. usiness as wvell as for grocerices, hlard v~ are and all plant ation supplies. We irect you to their announcxeent in another column. Tlhey are selling high grade fertilizers and will make it to your interest to see them beforo pur chasing. it is easy t.) catchx a cold and Just ns sy to ge it 1 if you Comunence early to us -One MiueCough Cure. It cures coughs, cold ,, bronchItis. pneumonia and all throat,- anr1I Slung troubles. It is pleasant to take, ,uafo 1to .iso and sure to ouro. W. E. Pelhbam. Wanted At once, 10,000 pounds of dry hidet'. Bighte. market price paid. t&f tt. Summer Bros. 72 Inch Bleached Trable Lineni 50c. Doyles and Napkins to, match at iWynn's Bargain Store. taf2t Auditor Cromner's Appointmenitu. Auditor~ Cromer or an authorized ~agent will be at the following p~lateu .on the dates named below for the pur upose of taking returns of propert y for' taxation: At Walton January 26th. At Pomaria January 27th. A t Sligh's January 28th. At Jolly Street January 29th. At O'Nealls Janunary 31st. At St. Luke's F"ebruary 1st. -Ant rosperit Feray 2nd anmd 3d. - An at ewbery until F'ebruar,y 20th, fter which- time the law requircs a *ypenalty of 50.per cent, to be added. IaTAT. 01 Ouro, (hTY Or Tor. D-' 5, LUCAS COUNTY. sH SFRANKc J. CHENECY makes oath thatL le is ti:e senior partner of the firm of K. J1. CIiENEY & CJo., doin businiess in the City of Tioledo, ICounty and State aforesaId, and that said rrmwilj ay the Rum of 0N IIUN Di) )OLLA Itq for each a.nd overy case o,f CA. 'jAtnRI that cannot bo cured by the use of htA LL's UATARiRH CUR N . . FRANK J. CHESNEY. Sworn to before me anda subscribed in miy )jrsene;, tisi 8th day of D)ecember, A..i,. gaaiI A. W. GLEAS~ON. I } Notary Pu ble. 11ll1s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucou~s sur f. sos of the system. Rend for testinm- ias fen. F. J1. CH E~Nx:Y &CO., Toled a, 0. - 8Wold by- truggists, /no, 1< Mayor Evans In Columelia. S Mayor Evans went down to (Colum bia last week on a business trip and during hIs stay there was shown the great hmptrovemnents being carrlcd on la that city in the way of good streets and sidewalks. Ho is enthusIastic over the work of Mayor Sloan in giving Co rlumbia such excellent sidewalks and sret.t He Is of the opinion that Co lumbia has a good.thing In Col. Sloan --a fact of which there Is no doubt. Mrs Miary Dird, Unrrisburg, Pa., Rays. "M chii d is worth mtillons to mns. , et Iwoul hanve lo-t*iel' by eroup had I not, Inves e trity- fiveceints in a bottle of One M nu Cout. Unrse." It cures eoughsk colds anmd ai throat Sud Jung trouble.. I, oh VA10JRU AND ALL ABOUT Don't touch that arm! Small cottages are always in demand in Newberry. See notice sale of personal property on February 10th. See notico of examination of teachers for county certificates. "Our Uncle Josh" and "Our loving wives" at the opera house tonight. A "blind tiger" case was beforo the Mayor Monday morninc. -postponed. Policeman Bradley is out again after being confined for a week narsing a pot arm. The quarantine has been raisee at thie post house and the suspects rc leased. Alderman J. J. Lane and. wife arrived ift the city last night irom Philadel phIa. M. A. Carlisle, Esq. went down to Columbia yesterday. He is expected to return to-day. Prof. B. L. Jones, of the Columbia city schools, was in the city on Satur day and Sunday. Mr. Claud Garrett, representing Harris' Lithia Springs, was in Now berry yesterday. The ladies of the A. R. P. Church have some very pretty and fragrant flowers for sale at S. B. Jones' store. Mr. J. W. Taylor will leave to-day for Asheville, N. C., in the interest of the Carolina Manufacturing Company. During the absence of the Mayor last Friday and Saturday, Alderman Ear hardt acted in his stead. Mr. E. S. McNeill, of Greenwood, joined his family here last Saturday, on a visit to Mrs. McNeil's parents. Many of our citizens are of the opin ion that the disease can be but little worse than the remedy for prevention. Miss Eloise Watson, bf Thomas, Ga., Is visiting at Dr. S. G. Welch's. Miss Watton is a very entertaining and at tractive young lady. - Many of our citizens thought we were on the verge of a cyclone Saturday night. It was an angry looking cloud and tho.wind blew at a rapid rate. The ladies of the Methodist church will give an entertainment in the opera house, on February 4th, the proceeds to go into the new church fund. - It is thought that the Governor will appoint a supervisor of registration for this county within the next few days. There are about a dozen caudidates. Another robbery was reported in the .city last week as having occurred a few miles from town in which $180 wns lost. Particulars could not be obtained. A'devotional meeting of the Luthor League will be held in the Lutheran church next Friday night, a 7:30 o'clock, conducted by Mr. John J. Long, of the Seminary. The publip ia invited. -The County Pension Board met yes terday and organized and approved some claims from the different town ships. Besides this nothing of interest was done. Mr. R. BI. McCarthy, who has been confined to his bed for several weeks with rheumatism, was carried to the home of his brother in Saluda County last week. The audience was well pleased with the performance at the ..opera house last night. The company is a good one anid should be greeted throughout the week with a crowded house. The Board of County Commissioners did not have a quorum present last week and did not fill the jury box, They only made p)reliminary arrange meonts, but as this is the last week, they will get down to work to-day. Hon. Wmn. A. All, member of the Legislature- from B3arn well, spent Sun (lay in Nowberry with the editor of The Herald and News. He was in Newborry just after the war and spent about three weeks in and around Pros perity. Is grand-father was a brother of the Rev. Herman Au'l the grand father of the editor of t,his paper. lionsohold Gods. The ancient Greeks helieved that the Penstes were the gods who attended to the i elfare and prosperity of the fami ly. They were worshipped as house hold gods in every home. The house hold god of tnday is Dr. -Kin's New D)lseovery. For consumption, coughe, colds8 and for all affections of Throat, Chest and Lungs it is invaluable. It has beeni tried for a quarter of a cen tury andl Is gurrnnteedi to cure, or money returned. No household oh'nuld be without this god angel. It is pleasant to take and a safe and sure remedy for old1 anid young. Free trial h,ottles at Robertson & Gilder's Drug Store. Regular size O0c. and $1.00. ('larendale Quilts, 11-4, only 75c., at Wynn's Bargain Store. t&f2t Dross Goods and Trimmings at great ly reduced pr1ices at Wynn's Bargain Store. t&f2t The Episcopnl Conavoca,tion. The Greenville Convocation of the Episcopal Church will convene on Jan uary 26th next in St. Luke's church, Newberry. There will 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, Hie will make his -Episcopal visitat,ion to the church that evening at 7.30 and will p)roh.. On Thursday and Feiday there will be services at 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. with sermon or addresses at night. Sessions will be held in the afternoon. The public is cordially invited to at tend the services, as also convocational sessions. Tlfere will be services the Sunday following. A GREAT ENTRPRISE. One of the Most Complete comu atetoles In the touth-Workmanship Net to 3e Ev*U9ed Aoywhere. Very few of our citizens realize what an enterprise Newberry has in the Car olina Manufacturing Company - the most complete and perfectly equipped cofin frotory in thp South and the only one in the State. Through the kindness of the superin tendent, Mr. John W. Taylor, a repro sentativo of The Herald and News was shown through this immense establish ment yesterday. 'hey have a largo and spacious building,- equipped with the very latest machinery needed in their line of work. The building is heated by @team; fitted up throughout with elebtric lights, and, each room and floor has fire proteotion, with a sufficient water, supply, with hose and nozzle attached, ready for use. The machinery department is in charge of Mr. John Robinson, an ex pcrt machinist. We shall not attempt a description of the machinery in this department, but it is all of the very latest improved, aud in here all the work is cut out and shaped up prepara tory to being sent up to the cabinet room to be put together. The cabinet department and paint room is in charge of Mr. C. A. Loving, an expert artist with the brush. Mr. Loving's work shows off to advantage and we do not believe he has an equal in his line of business in the South. The collins this company is turning out will compart favorably with any made by Northern or foreign factories, in point of workmanship and prices. t In a few days they will begin work un fine caskets, and hope by the 15th of February to puta representative on the road to sol it orders. This is a home enterprise aud our f people do not realize the scope and quality of the work they are doing. The company gives employment to a I number of people and keeps a great deal of money in circulation. We hope that the undertrking will prove a sue cess in every particular. Mr. I. A. Carlitle, the encient book keeper, is in charge of the business office and will welcome you at any time. Bliss Allie Hughes Norfolk, Va., was filght fully burned onbthe tio and neck. Pain was int4an~tl relieved by D)eW itt's Witchlasel t Salve, w on h(-ated tho injury without leav Ing a scar. 3 Lis the famous pilo remedy. WV. E Polhain.E PROTECT YOUR ARM That has been vacci nated by wearing one of T. & J's. shields only 10 cents at Robertson & Gilder's Drug Store. For tenti A must 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. Apply to t,f EVANS & WILBUR. Cigar Sale! I have a few off brands of Cigars that~ I will sell regardless of cost. These Cigars are all sold by manufacturers for first. class goods, but they (10 not suit our trade. Call for "SANTA BANA," "A TTA CVA CLUB" and "BEN BOWS !" if you wanit Cigar. at a low p)rice. M~y Rogtilai' ILil of Oigal's is up to its usual excellence I We do our share of supplying the most fastidious hrmokerd of the town, therefore, we ca'nnot aff'ord to keep anything but the best in our regular line. Than k ing you for past favors and as ing a continuance of same, I am yours to please, S. B. JONES. Ill Deserves Taunts. The general assembly anight have defeated Chief Justice Mclver for re election which would have been a fool ish thing, although Mr. George S. Mower is a good man, Ill deserving of taunts. We regret that Judge McIver had opposition and that Mr. Mower was a candidate against him, but it is creditable to the opposition to Judge McIver that they selected for their candidate, even as foul-th choice, so good a man and lawyer as Mr. Mower. --Greenville News. Other Things besides SPECTACLES * There are Jots of things in a Jewelry Store that don't contain jewels Lots of small artistic articles suitable for Xmas presents that you would never think of unless you saw them. We have a beautiful line of small Noveities at extremely LOW PRICES. You can come and spend a p)leasant hour in looking around at our- stock and buy when you get ready. EDUA RD SCHIOLTZ, - The lawelelr A good Troupe. The Anold -Welles Players presented at the opera house last night to a fairly large and appreciative audience "Rip Van Winkle " This is one of the atrongest theatrical companles that has ri-ited our city for several seasona. rhey will remain here the remainder :f the week, giving an up-to-date per rormance each night, which it is guar anteed will please and amuse those who kt end. Every member of the company is an wirst and plays his part well. During ast night's performance Mr. Low Slf rer and Miss Trixie Lewis pleased the 4udience with sonic exceptionally good specialties, and little Miss Jessie Bus ;on, the little golden-haired actress, .aptivated the audience with her songs Lud dances, ahd Miss Wolles, the fa nous four-voiced vocalist, introduced ionmething new and wonderful when he rendered her selections from the rwhestral part, playing her own ac ,ompaniments. The above mentioned )erforiers will appear nightly in their pecialty roles. To-night "Our Uncle Josh" and "Our .oving Wives" will be the attrao.on, nd if you want to enjoy a hearty laugh *ou should witness the performance. Hlgh Grado Blood and hone F*rtilzer XXX Blood and Bone Guano. Acid Phosphate. Dissolved Bone. t&f tf Evans & Wilbur. MARRIED. January 19th, 1898, at the residence f Mr. J. T. Oxmer's, Mr. Custis L. .,itzsey to Miss Cora Leo Suber, all of his county., Rev. W. W. McMorries fliciatlag. Handome From Wheelanid. We are expecting the anow to begin ailing any time; it has boon fixing all veek. f5mall grain in this section seems to e suffering from some cause that we annot account for, unless it is for lack 4 rain. Incendiaries mustbe prowling around kunting for opportunities. Mr. J. W. liddle lost his barn and suoply of 'rough food," on the night of the 12th. Vo learn, also, that an attempt was nade upon the dwelling of Mr. Mike )unnovant a few days ago. Fortunately he flamos were noticed and put out be ore much damage was done. Both 6re thought to be the work of incendi 6ries. There is no punishment too se ,ore for this kind of criminal. Connie Etta, the infant daughter of ir. and Mrs. John Adam Boland, died )f pneumonia and was buried at Mt. Pabor church, the 15th. The funeral vas preached by Dr. 11allman. "The lower is only plucked from earth to >loom in eternity." Vaccination is bring attended to wround here too. Dr. Sease has pro -u red some "points" and is prepared to urnish a "typical tako." We attended the meeting of the 'ounty Luther League, at Little Moun ain, last Saturda'y, and 6njoycd the liscussions. Some of the debates were mut short, by the absence of the ap lointed debaters, but altogether It was i profitablo meeting. There is a good york for this organization to (10, and ye think it should be er couraged. Don't buy your Fertilizers until you iee livans & Wilbur. taf tf. cannon & Manes, are agents for the Mansion House Steam Laundry, OF Greenville, S. C. ADMIRATION a always exoitod by the immaculate y neat appearance of the man whose inen is done up at this laundry. Phe young ladi.s of Nowborry al rays say they kneow when linen lias een done up here, because our patrons "always look as if they hnJI some out of a b)and box." Give LIs your packages. FRESH VACCINE POINTS! We announce arrival of Fresh Vaccine Virus at Pelham's Pharmacy Orders frm Town and Country promnptly filled; only the p)urest andl safest Vaccine sold at Peiham's Drug Store. Mrs. M. Ti lord RtuudeII',, 141.. 'uf1Tsred ii eigh lt yeara from udya epsia ain< chronie con. stipration and was finally eoureo by ustig D)e Wit', Little Farly RIsers, the famnousII lh Iills f<r all utomach and liver troubles. W. Ei Col. J. D. Nance's Iteport ot the Battle of Sharpeburg. CAMP ON OPEQUON CtEEI, September 22, 1802. f Sit: Early on the morning of the 17th instant my regiment was placed in its position in line of battle, near Sharps burg, Md., and to the east of the turn pike running from Shepherdstown, W. Va., to that place. 'Tio position was nearly parallel to a line of woods in which the enemy was posted-sout.h cast of the stone church in the vicinity of Sharpsbarg. After holding Lhis pu sitlon for a few minutes, my command was put into action by Genoral Kor shaw, immediately after a regiment of General Barksdalo's brigade. rho con mand advanced titeadily with spirit, under a heavy tire drawn by. the troops in front, until we passed through the woods and to the farther skirt, where, for the ir8t time we were sulliently increased to open flire. Iln advancing through the woods, I found it advis abio to change my direction slightly to the left, and It was In this direction that my line ran when I engaged the onemy at a halt on the outskirt of the wood. I now closed the line to greatur compactness, and pushed clear of the woods and out in thoopen lfeld beyond, where the enemy gave way with con siderablo disorder. His line to ily right, supported by strong batteries, was more steadfast, and I found after advancing some distance in the open ield, that I was leaving his forces on my right to my rear, which, together with the fire then open on mnc from his batteries on their right, and which en filaded my line, rendered my position hazardous. No enemy was then visible to me in my front.; so I oflected a change of front on my first company, which threw my line in a slight hollow that afforded me protection from artil lery fire then raging, and left me in a position to co-operate oil tile enemy's [lank and in any movement against his force in that direction. I directed my men to lie down under cover of the hill in front, while I kept a strict watch for any demonstration of out forces in front. It was not long before our line advanced most beautifully through the woods up tho open slope beyond. The enemy's line broke, and immediately I advanced ill) the hill across a small road, climibed a fence, and pansed to the sunminit of a hill in a freshly ploughed field, where I opened fire upon the enemy. Soon he was re enforced, and, under the heavy fire of artillery anl the press of fresh troops, our line on , right, that just before advanced in ach admirable style, fell back so far that I retired to the road I had just crossed. Thero I halted and fired for a time, until a fartter reti-c ment required me to fall back to the hollow in which r had before changed my front. There I remained until the movements of tile enemy and the ab sence of proper suipports determined me to retire to tile woods. I sent oill ecrs out to ascertain the position of the forces. They could find no forces, and I retired into the open fleld near where our line was fist, formed. There Lieut. W. D). Far-ley, aide-dc-camp, ineformued mec that I was withlout proper suppor-t,, anId atdvised (from his kniowledge of t,he condition of our for-ces) ine to take up my position there behind a rail fence, running about parallel to the woods. I then acqusanted both Briga dier' General Kershaw and Major Gen eral McL~aws with miy plosition and re qjuested orders. I was dlirected to re main in my position, and at my reqeust, General McLaws assisted in replenish ing my cartridge-boxes. I remained here for ever an hour, whuen the cross artiller-y fire of the enemy became so sever-e thlat Brmigadier General Ker shaw moved that part, of his brigade at that place farther to the left, and in a southerily direction, and about a quar ter of a mile from the first position oc cupied by us that day. Tileline then formed was where the woods join~ed a corn-field, and its dir-ectioni made an obtuse angle wit,h the direction of the first line. My command r-emin)ed onl this line until we began our retrograde nmovement on tile nighlt of the 18th. * * * .* * * * Very respectfully yours, etc., .JAMICS D). NANCFe, Colonel, commanding 3d S. C. Rteg. CAPT. C. R. h OLMleS, Assistant Adjutant General. TO tile sur-vivor-s of tile 3d S. o. Rleg imlent who werec in tile battle of Shiarpsbur-g: Above you see the report of Colonel Nance of the battle of Shiarpsburg. The Antietam B3attlefield Board are trying to locate the position occupiedi by our recgimecnt in that battle While Col. Nance's report, is a fair sttatemnen', of what we did at, Sharpsburg, I am compelled to bielieve hIe was mtistaiken in our position. Southeast of the stonie, or Dunker chur-ch, would p)lace us on the Hlagerstown pike and entirely in Open ground. My underst.anding of tIhe matter is that we passed to the niorthwesit of the I)unker chapel and the open field, andu tihe strotng batteries spoken of by Col. Nance wer-c in a field of grass, anid not, plowed land. The only plowed landu was northeast of the. cliurchl, across the Hlager-stown pike, and nio woods aroulnd it. If any mnem beor of our- regiment ean give me any infotrmation en the sub)ject it will be gladlly teceived. I wias with the recgi mnent thro,,gh the whole fight, andl my r'eollectionls arc that we passed to the left, of the Dunker chapel in thle woods, crossed the small roadl leading fr-om the chiurchl towards H auser's house, and climbed a fence (where Capt, iParley first camie to us), advanced t,hrouigh the wood diagonally towards tile open field, passed down tile edge of the field and changed front to the right ai vanced against the batteries i the open field, and were very successful until deserted by the troops on our right. Then we foll back to the hollow and finally passed diagontly across Lhe woods to the rear in an open field, when Capt Farley came to ut; again and then we retirod to a fence, which position we held until moved to the left. near a spring in the woods, which po 31tion we held the next day, and re tired the nignt of the 18th of Septem bor, 1862. Respectfulily, W. *. PETERSON. To the Cotton Growers of No. 6. In accor0lance with a. resolution passed at the convention of the cotton zrowers at Newberry, S. C., oin the 15th inst., the uindersigned were in itructed to call a meeting of the cotton grrowers of No. 6 Township to organize )ne or more sib-associations in our -ownship. We ask all th cotton grow nrs of No. 6 to como out to Longshore, 3. C., on the 28th of January inst., at 2 )'clock 1). n., to enroll and organize )ne or more associations in our town ihip. Wo ask each one who sees this totico to cono and bring his neighbor vith hit. No. 0) has always done her luty, and now a crisis has arrived in >lr tolpor-al affairs and we asic all of .o. 6 to put thir shoulders to t he ,vhcol and help put our farming inter sts on a paying basis. Do not forget the time and plave, and )o sure and como and bring your broth .I. farmor with yoi. W. (. PErESON. P. C. S-mrrml. W. A. HILL. HIGHEST GRADE FERTILIZERS -AND ACID PHOSPHATE FOR SALE, BY EVANS & WILBUR. Don't buy until you get our prices. Headquarters for Groceries, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods and All Plantation Supplies. STATE OF& SOUT CA"OINA, COUNTY 01" NEWH'ElitHY COURT CO MMON PLE4IAS. R. D). CJol Alanufatin g (Company, PlainItilt, against IIliar Neely, D)efendant,. Summons for Relie f -- Comn pla int, i-i led. To0 the Defendant, HLoward( Neely: Y OUJ AlCHE IitIHY SUJMMONI:iD ..and requliredl to an1swer' the( comn plaii . in this action which is Ii led in the olhiee of Clerk of Court of CJontinon Pleas of County an td State aforesaid, and to servo a cop)y of your' ansHwer to the saidl comp1laint, 0on the subiber'htI at his oflico in Newberry in saLid County and State within twenty days a.fLtr the service hereof; exclusive of t.he day of such Bervice; and if you fail to answer' the comuplainit within the tume afor'e Bald, the pliintiff' in this iactioni wvill app)ly to the Courit for' the relief de miandecd in the comaplalint. D)ated Nov. 27, A. 1). 189)7. [snleA A. Jl. GIISON. C. C. C. P'. Filed 29th Nov., 1897. A. J. GliSON, (3. C. ( 1', rTe the Deofendant, Hlowaird Neely: Tfake notice that the 'comp)laint in the abIovO staltedi act.ion. together~a wit,h the summnions, was, on the '29th day of Novemnber', A. D). 1897, fi ledl in the or liee of the Clerik of the Courat of (onm mon Pleas for' Newberr'y Count.y, in the Stato of South Caoolina. Plaintiff's Attorney. Newberry, S. C., Dec. 28, 189)7. STATE OF MO[UTH- CAlROLINA COUNTY OF? NEC\HEiICitY*-IN COMMON PICEAS. Prosperity Cotton Mills, ['haitit, against Southern Waiter' Nupply Company, Decfendant. Summo,ns for Reolief. T.Io the Defendant above namued: Y OU ARIE.U'tlHY SU MMONI) and r'eqiried to answer tihe (e'om p)laiin in th is acetion of wieb ia copy is herewith ser'vedl upon1 y~Oti, antd to ser've a copy of your answer to the said comn p)laint, on the subiscribhers aIt theira ollice alt Newherr'y. in said State, wvit,tin t,wenty (lays after the ser'vice hiereof; exclusive of theo (lay of such ser'vice; and if yout fil to anlswer the comiplainit. with in the timRie ffore(iiaid, the I 'liniff in this action will aIpply (o thei Cout for the Rtelief (demianded in thle (com-1 pilainlt. Dated D)ecemiber' 3, 189J7. Newber'ry, S. C. MOWIit & H3YNIDl. Pl1aintailf's A ttorneys. Tio the D)efendant, Sout.hern Water Supplj)y Company1113: Ta'ikO Notice that the Comnplai nt in the above staited action, toget her with the Summons wias, on the 2:3rd day of Decembner, A. D). 189)7, filed1 in theO olili'te of the Clerk of Courit, of C.ommtuoni PleIs for' Newhorr'y Coun ty, ini the1 Stat.e oif South Carolina. MOWICit & IIYN UM, Plainitilf's Attorneys. Newhmrny,v. C , Don. *2, 1<)7. NOTICE. A FTEM THIS DATEITHE OFFICE of County Superintendent of Edu Cation will bo open only on Faturday and *aleday, ats will bo off on mly rounds vist'Ing the public school-. F. W. HIGGINS, S. E. N. C. Newberry, S. c., Jan. 17, 1898. Notice Board of Health IN IIE30ARD>O[ HEALTH FO, the Town of Nowborry having been appointed by the Stato Board of I-lealth a Board of Health for the County of Newherry with power to (quarantine tiny part of the county, re. (Iuests and urges all citizens of the County to be vaecinated WiLhout delay. C. A. BOWMAN, Secretiry loard of Health. Notice of Fililr natSttom1it and Dischargie. OTI( CEN IS H REMEY GIVEN - that, wo will make a final settlo ment on t le estate of ti. 1t. Mangum, (e eased, iI l'rot-atO (ourt for Now herry County on Monday, 2d day of Vebrluary. I1898, and imumed iat,ely there uifter apply for letters disimissory as ex evltors of ?Id estatte. All parties having cim1ns against, Said estat. will present, saile oil or beforo said date, aL thosO indebted to said estat0 will nmake payment by)- said diato. .1. 1'. MANGUM, 1). S. MANGUM, 'xecItors 13. H. Malangum, deceased. NI. Ferst's Sols Co., Savannah, Ga. T. Q. BOOZER, A9t., NEWBERRY, S. C. Will soll you Whis key, Rye and Corn, at 50 per cent. re duction. Pure whis key at reduced prices. Now is your time to buy. Only the purest stock to be sold at such re duced prices AGENCY UNDER NEWBERRY HOTEL.. M. Ferst's Sons Co., THOS. Q. BOOZER, Agent. WATER WORKS w..I%T D ELECTaII LIGHTS. I haitcue fir,st-elats-i workmn in I)IIIlIImig n( d eletrie WOrk. I will be ready to do ainY kind of work in bove InrIIInhes when the time comos. I shl11,l rl!" Itt Ilease inl LVeIy way, and( every', jobm mu)3st giv sa ltisfactlin. gratM. I amn fully ettuippead to dot Tuing amiii~~Ll all Iot.hert iiyle wvorkc. I keepi a full su pply of 1hi(yele stnndrtiius. Stoves 1by the ear~ at, all prnices. I have roeei ved1 nmny k id favore fromi the' ple)l. of Newherr).'Iy in the pmst, for w hich Ii mn t.iufy grateful. I ask for a I ial in thecse tnew brancuhes of myI~ bune'IIss. The Place to go UOPELHN1 B1I08., Whenw ini neod of anytinrg to wear (Gontileman or Lady ! H EAD WEAR! 80 DYWEA R! and FOOTWEAR! Weo consider t hat nto one hus any aidvant ago over ius whten it cones to uanythlingI. inl Our! lint of goods. If they thlinik so, we can very gnickly knock it out, by giving you prices. FOR DECEMBER WNo will matke better pricos thanu we have ever done. Hea c311(1farflly: *2.00) Sh oes, AlnJ 's antd I,ad ie's, for$*1.50 $1.75 " ' " " $1.25 $1.25 " " " " *1.00 $1.00 " " " .85c *1.003 Chi ild een's Shoies fo...... ....75c 75m Ch~ it biren's .Shoes for............00c I aby Sh1 oes for 2.5, -10, 50(, and 75 cent s. 2,000 yd s. good Calino at'............. 4c 2.001 yardtIs -I-I WVhitet ir 1tig at, .. 4c 2,10(0 yards be$ )si, I 'hll H omespun)t ... Se 1.000) yards he't, 1)rillitng at......... 5 25 dloz. Alen's lieavy Uindershirgts... 25e 25. d1oz. 1,a .itt' ineetstt0t it.. ..1 24c ''5 doz.. I ,adins' IIeav y I iideirshirt,s.. 2C.c I0 (In, i Li gs for ........................ ... ic 'Ie ou.i iigs fo ........................ 5 I es. t'eans for.......................20c Goodl .Jans fo........................2c )I H I V.ST1 line of I'f i.,A 1as,Cryggl EWNST& NE;CKWEAIR in N whI r -' -fryutislc r m at the Iowe'st pr.ices. Ilvr G((..'(loves for work, arid nilce dressed'(l(( and indesse Kid50( 1((G0loves for COIMl' AND) SiE~ US OFTEN I We are' stictly business. We mcan eve' ~ vword we say, and will prove it, to 301u If .301 will como in to see us. COPELAND BROS. Main Stroot . -Nnwbnery . (1