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Auction! In order to raise the imoney we need to buy new goods, we will sell our entire stock of WATCHES, OLOCKS, JEWELRY, and SILVERWARE, to the highes. bidder during the next ten dayti, commencing December Ist, At 7 O'clock. .IRAIN OR SHINE.] Positively there will be no by-bidding. Everything you buy at a sacrifice must act As anWadvertisement'for the next sale. Every- ( thing GUARANTEED' :we- represen ; it. C We have no shoddy f goads. DANIELS & CO., ..Auction every night this week under fProt-' :W ll Hotel. Ladies es- - pecially invited to at tend these sales. t Cot on Market. uCMOi WI by J. W. Gary & Co. r 4'iddling...................4.c. ua Bucklen's Arnica eIve. The heat Salve in the world for Cuts ritlses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap ped Hands Pbliba1n, Corns, and all Skin Erup t tl,-onat and po-tively cures Pil-s, or nb e I -A requred. . It is guarantee(d to give I prf;tt is(faction, or montey rfunded. Price 26 cents per box. Vor 4ale by I bertsonn&(llder and W. E. Pelham. E To 0ttre a oki in Ono.NIpjat Take Van Lear's Cold Capsuleb fI0 La: Grippe. Coughs and Coldg; 12 dopes- 25 cents at all druggists. Guaranteed to i cure or money refunded. &f6m If Vou want a good Tinhbrell buy it at A. 0. Jones'. t,&ftr C dIitoroilogleat Rtec.id for NIova .aabor'. . can temrpetrtt,ure, 48.6; mn e:hurum t teinperatbure 78, date 6th; mn nimium tetnperature 20, date 27th; to..al pre cipit.ation, 41.52 1iches; total b.iOW fall,a tt'ace; num:ber of days clear, 10: paLrtly *lourdy, 8; cloudy, 12; dates ' f fr ost: light, ud, 11th and 12th; kili! ig, 1st, 2ud, 7th, 8thr, 28th and 30th; sic it, 25th ahd 28th; prevaling wind, no,e' r; 25th, dI.thit speinkle sleet arnd snow; '28th sleet aind sprInkle snrow. W. G. PEERSON. One Minute Cough Cure surprises ' people by its quick cures and children may take it in large quantities without the least danger. It has won'for itself the beat reputation of any preparation teesd today for colds, croup, tIcklIng in ~the throat, or obstinate coughs. W. K Pelhamn. C A large lot of Hamilton, Br-own & it Co.'s New Shoes just received at A. C. Jones'. t&ftf a Programmne for Teacthers' Assuoelation, December loth. Az'lthmetic--W. -H. Wallace. C Primary Reading--Miss Lucy Riser, Miss Olive Blicks. English Gammar-Prof. E. B. Setz ler, Query Box..t * .lIeting from'il o'clockto. R. A. AIBRAMS, Sec. Truth weats well. People have learned that DeWitt's 1Attle- Early Risers are reliable little pills for regu lating the howels, curIng consbipation and sick headache. They don't gripe. W .. E. P'olham. Trhe in fant of Prof and Mrs E. 0. Counts died at their homDe In Wilmington, N. C., and was burled at Prosperity, S. C., yesterday. This is the Season .When you want Spices of all kinds for putting .up Pickles, Catsup, &c. We have wyhat you want and we guarantee them to be pure. We also have on hand the celebrated Monogram Vinegar, Call on us.\ Robertson & Gilder, Druggists. On the corner. VAIOUN AND AL1 ABOUT. Congress met yest.irday. Christmas comq ori Sunday this year 'Two good lectues are booked for th I month. Ool. J.' W. Verguson,'of Laurens, wat in the city yesterday. Mre. A. , Piter arrived in Newberr) on Friday lst. This.week starts out clear and bright and cold-good hogkilling times. Mr. H. B. Buist, of Rook 1ill, was in the city yesterday on his way to Green Ville. There will be no occas'on for a third primary unless the two candidates to ray should tie. Cotton has gone up lately. It is al ways so after the most of it is out of the bands of the producer. Rev. J. D. Bowles and family have noved to Coronaca in Greenwood coun ,y, but he will continue to preach in this ounty. The early morning train on the 3outhern mado Its last trip from Pros )erity yesterday morning. . We are orry it is so. Mr. I. H. Hutit, Col. Jno. R. Leavell 6ud Rev. Geo. A. Wright have returned rom the Baptist StAte convention at )arlington. Revs. C. W. Creighton and J. W. ;peake left yesterday for the Methodist onference at G.'eenwood. Rev. D. 7iller goes today. Mrs. Augustus Sitton, of Auton, 13 on visit to her brothers, Messrs. J. H., V. B. and S. B. Aull and other rela ives in the county. There fs only one student at Clemison ,ollege this year from Newberry, R. S. ,annon, according to a roll publiihed i the Sunday News. The regIStration ofice is now kept pe. on the i-st Monday of each month Lr he purpose of registering voters nd renewing and chang ing certificates. Jutdge Townsend has flIed his orders u the ease of Brooks vs. Stockttan. nd Cooper vs. the G. C. & N R. 11., in rhioh motions for new trials wer, iade refusing to grant them.. Daniel & Co. will continie their atc lon sale of jewelrv at the vacant store oomn under the Crotwell Hotel. Set. heir advertisement In LLs paper. A ood opportunity to get some jewelry helap. County Supervisor Sehumpert gives otice to all persons .holding claims gainst the county to present them, nd for Township Commissioners to ave their roads worked and put in ood repair at once. We notice in .the Greenville Newt: hat H. P. Aull and W. J. Mfiller have eon promoted to sergeants and S. .J. arroi and W. C. H trip to' Corporali i Capt. McCaughr-iu's Company at avannah. These are Newberey boys nd we are glad to noto their promo. ion. We were glad of the privilege of earing our friend and forner class >ate, Rev. liartow 13. Image, proach i the Episopal churoh in NeWbetrrv n Sunday. fle preachled a most excel nt sermon. We wouild he ghud of the rivilegc of heari.ing him again before 0 returns5 t. his parLishl lu Trexas. Tlhore will he a Christmas t,ree and xerciscs at, the helena Sunday-school n Monday night, t,bu :flkh. Tlhere rill be soamen taddreOsses mnadc andr pue.ches will he miadue l.v 501mu of -the u nday-'school (schoula--s. Anid there 'iil be some Charistmas sonigs sung. 'he programme will be given later. 11i are cordially invited. An En.ewj.rsinag Druggist Th)ere are few men more wide wake and enterprising t.han Roba retoun & Gider and \Vy. E. Pelham, who spare 1n0 pains to ,-ecure tile >et of everything in their line for heir many customers. They now have he valuable agency for .Dr. King's few Discovery for Consutmption, loughs at d Colds. This is the won. Lerful remedy that is producing such a uror all ever the country b~y its many lartling cures. It absolutely cures Lathma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all fiections of tbe 'Tnroat, Chest and aanga. Caill at, above drug etere and et a t,rial bottle free or a regular size 0Ocents and $1. Guaranteed to cure ir price refunded. Dr., s. A. ste..le to Lecture. Rev. J. W. Speake, the pastor of the dothodist charch of the factory, has ecured the ser-vicescof Dr. S. A. Steele, if Nashville, Tenn., to deliver a lecture n Newberry in the Opera House on )ecembemr 1'7, for the benefit of the ullding fund for the new church. The lubject of the lecture is "Home Life in )ixie During the War." Dr. Steele is me of tile finest lecturers in the South, md those who at tend will not only be elping a good cause, but will be fully 'epaid in the lecture it.sel'. As we have before stated, Mr. Speake ias built ug neat church at the factory, and the congregation is large and the ffork encouraging. He needs Bomne money to help him complete and fur rish the building, and' the proceeds rrom the lecture are for that purpose. Do not forget the date nor the place. Blow to Look Gloud. flood looks are really more than skin ileep, dependting entirely on a heailthy sondition of allithe vital organus. If the liver is stact,ive, you have a bilIous took; if you r stomach is disordered, you havesa dyspeptic look; if your ild neys are affected, you have a pinched look. Secure good health, and you wIlg surely have good tndits. "inleet,ric Bit. fers" is a good Alteraitive ned Tonic, Acete directly on tb iteomach,'ilver anid kidneys, purIines the blood, cures pim. ples, blotches and ,boll, and gives a good comxplex ion.. ' Every bottle guam anteed. Moldl at' ttobertson & Gildera anId Pelhlarm's Drug~ Store. 60 con per bottle. Men's, Women's and Boys' Mackin tosh Overenata at A . 0. .ines' tfr TIPC TOWN PRIMAIRY. Almost a Full Council en the First Round Dr. 0. H Rayer Nonl"maed for Mayor -Wards 1, 2, 3 mood 5 NomnIaatr. The town primary held ou FrIday last passed off quietly and peaceably, but a very full vote was polled. The full vote cist i the primary was 355. The full registeired vote of the town is There were four catididates for Mayor and a conte8t in every ward except the first. The vote stood for Mayor as fol lows: 0. 1. M ayer.. ... ..... .. .............236 T. E. Epting.......--------.................... 29 W . 1) Goodman............................ 29 E. C. Jones.......... ............... 01 T otai....................................355 Mayer's majority ovoe all opponente 117. WARD 1: J. W . Earhardt................................72 1 WARD 2: E. Cabanise...................................37 J. J. Lane. .......................... . ........20 Cabaniss' majority..................11 WAlD 3: C. E. Summer........................ ........22 W . F. Ewart.................................... 41 R. C. W illiams.............................. 17 Total ......................so W. F. Ewart's majority over both opponents, 2. WARD 4: W . A . Y oung......... .........................17 J. C. Myers........... .................27 WY. H . H arris......... ................. .. 4 J. W . W hit(.............. ......................14 T otal ....... ............................. ...62 Neither oie receiving a majority, there will be i second race between J. C. Myers and W. A. Young. WARD 5: T . S. H udson.. ....................... .........51 J. M . Tayl . ............................... 29 11odson's 1aj!orty..................22 For Coii missione of I POiO Wot ks M r. T. C. Plool wits noiniated without opposition. For member of 3oard of iealth fr-on 2nd districit, it, was decided that this ofilee wits filled by ippointment, of Council, and therefore no election was held. That Is all right, for the election but the citizens had a right to suggest to Council whom to appoint, and as the citizens' meeting ordered the election c it should havo been held. We present todiay the pictures of all y those elected on the Council except Mr. [Rudson. n A A DR. 0. B. MAYER, who is nominated for Mayor, and which a of course means elect,ion, is a native ofa Newborry and has pract,iced medicine ~ for the past 20 odd years. Hie should feel very hIghly complimented at the handsome vote he received, for he hada good men as opponents and .anen whot would have made good ofllcerr. He l.as never before asked for or held public ~ ofile, except, memnber' of council several years ago. He is a good business man and conducted as president a building ande investment, company to a successfui h termination, and is now Vice-President of the C~ommercial Bank. He wiligiveg the town a good business administra tion. h - nI d~ J. W EARARDT Mr. no, . Eahart frm Wad 1 la anatie ofLexngto buthas ive cosit Jt. He Aisthe oly oe o thea nativ Cofuncintatha bena loi nitna in in evidncethttismfIca Cotl With such conditic tained until times imp 5c Calico at 3c. .3e Bloaching, 4o. 3.50 Wool Blankots, $2.75. 33c Wool Kentucky Jeans, 24o. 15c Worsted it 9c. )00 pcs. of Silks, Plushes and Volvo W Havo JU And they must bo sacrificoi 1.25 Men's Sunday Shoes, $1.00. -.00I Men's %unday Shoes, $1.45. 2.00 Ladies' line dress Shoes, $1.25. Children's, Boys' and Misses' We bavo a b'g line of Hats, W< Whoro all customers are treated ny fault can be found or prices equ Fith hoforo wo opened-look around ot m it when comparod with the ma E CA'3ANISS. In Ward 2 Mr. E. Cabaniss Is the suc ,ssful Colitestant. lie is a native of orth Carolina but has lived many oars in Newberry. He has before en a member of the city council and Is official duties will come easy and atural to him. W. F.IEWART. In Ward 3 Mr. W. Li. Ewart is locted. HeI is a native of Newberry nd has spent, nearly his entire life mong us, Hie too has served before o the city council and will not be a ow band at the business. In Ward 41 there was 'o election and second race is being run t.oday be seen M r.' W. A. Young, a present iember of council, and Mr. J. C. lyers. in Ward 5.Mr. T. S. Hudson defeats I r. J. M. Taylor, a p)resent member of muncil. Mr. LHurison has been in New er ry.,for several ;years and is employed the Newberry Cotton Mill. We re ret that we have no out, of him. We wvish the now adiniistriation well nd wvill give it, whatever support, and ncou ragement, may be in our~ power to el p push the town atlong and keep it the forefront of progress. Itjr commiiissioneri of P'ublie Works [r. TP. C. P'ool 1-s elected wi tho it, o ppo un. Mr. Pooel is a good busins mn anld ill make a good membi er of DeuWit's Witchl az,'el Saive has. t.he wriest, saile (f any salve in 1 .e wrd his fact, andI its mierit, hats h-di( dishton itpeo ple to attemli pt to cou n terfe t, it,. Oo u,for th) inan wvho .Ltt,emt.4 to ~eeivo you when you call f,w D)eWit1's iitch HIazel S dyve the g rat pile (cure. Rye, Barley, Red Clover, Lucern, and Woods Ever gree Lawn Grass Seed for sale cheap at Robertson & Gilder's Drug Store. HARNESS SHIOP. J. B. WValton bas opened a liar nesshop on Main Street, next d'.o to 0. Klottnor's. Will make nos harness and repair old. T1wenty-fiv years ox perienice. P rices reasontabi< Give him your ordlers. Satisfactio garantnnd. t on AImost >ns confronting us the ii rove. Compare the folk< 0.1c Percale at 4, 75c Blankets, 45c. 75c Novelty Dress Goods, 30c. 50 Outing, 310. 20c Worsted at 14c. ts at loss than half Now York cost. 70C ire TAaR ThreP, Tiff I as we are determined to sell them, we 1 ces I $1.60 Men's Sunday Shoes, f t.20. $3 60 Men's hand sewed calf, $1.95. $1 50 Ladles' fine dress Shoes, 95e. Shoes, all grades and prices. $1.50 Childrun's Overcoats, 89c. Caps, Trunks, Umbrellas and all goods 3 are the Only Strictly On alike, and we guarantee our pricos agai illed by any houso in Nowborry. Wo amuoung your old friends and cousins, t tcbless prices at. "LYNN'S ( i4ateda iy. Yesterday was saleday. There were several tracks of land sold by the Nas ter. We give the sales below. There was a 1.retty good crowd in town but not, ss large as In formier days when there was as mueb land ou the block. The people were uherIful, but there WILS InI OViden1t. scretity of esIh for t,is a -atson of the year Iks you could readily observe from lithe lack of business. 'I he laud inl 1.out CM.s sold very well. There were some ntules sold after the regilar wiles were over. These are ihe sales by t.he %h6 ste: MIASTNIZ.'S SAI.ES. Zohie "s. Garland, house and lot,in town of ielena, to C. .1. Z4,ble for. $10). Puckhabur vs. Wesley, lot inl town of Newberry containing 40 feet front on Caidwell street, to Brooks Mayes for $210. Ferguson vs. Burton, 740 acres to J. A. Burton for $2,100. Hodges vs. Floyd, wit,hdrawn. Savings Bank vs Leit,sey, :44 30 100 acres to J. J. Lane for $2,700. Cromer vs. Cloy, 50 acres to It. M. Wicker for $275. Boozer vb. Booer, 2 acres In town of ProsperIty, to Moseley Bros. for $725. ,lHardy. Mast er, vs. Piallaw, house and lot,, 45-100 acres, in town of Newburry, to 0'. L. Blease-for $2.250. [loyd vs. Floyd. wit,hdrawn. Hatton vs. Boyd. wit.hdrawn. Loan and Tru-ist co , vs Lipscomb, 3 '11 tes to J. WN. L. Arthmr for $2,I)5. IROIY vs IIowers, 128 acres to J. M. RulT vs Hlowers, Tract No. 2. con t.amning 117 acres, to M\iss Ii. 0. flowers for $1,025. ILewis vs. P'ennr., house aand lot, in town of Newhe,rry, ( -Gravel Town''), to B3rooks 'l.,sces fo,r $220. Wo be~ Oted i i ae. n L',own . .J. (:h pe .' Iv ,nn aoie,-l1 in al t)It.os e4L il asa Xac - -on ad deacia~~illy ale ,,0 <-a.- om 01 LV WV s & ' tua_a Whiolec.,Iei) ..'e-Its Tloled,o 0. Wva,tII e , 1, 'NAN & M A I:vi . WhVio'esalt theI:'s (:;ata iu Cut-e is inken : ei er an,sily, act 10,< ci, Oe.c 1.\ ft,sn Ia bl Sod andc muIlc,o ,u -1 i:.te-, orI ihe ,.y'idOii. P ,ci -;.,~ e IoL o -oi,l'iv nt'i Iiu->.is S.is..'noonsals fr o ' f ll ~Ia F i'- i.19 , ,i e t)',O'il. * Rev. Dr. W. N. Evans, of Columbia, will deliver his famous lecture on Phil osophy of Fun, in the opera house at Newberry, on T1uesday, D)ecemiber I3, under the auspices of the lad los of t,be 10pIscopal Church, and for the beneflt of the church. This Is a very fine lec tore, and Dr'. Evans Is known her.e as one of the finest platform speakers in the Sout,h, and apart from the cause for which he speaks he will draw a large crowd. Next,'iLuesuday is tbe time, and a rare treat is In store for the people of Newborr.y. Just Arrived: New (Curr't s! New I 'Iir n ! New J~Lijis! New~ lI )tes New Nuts! C.'rennii Tartar!' 5 lbs Fruit Gale, in tin box, $1.35. Cranbilerrios 10) cen~ts per qjuart (Jive us a cnll, S. B. JON ES. Stop Buying on Credit And paying other pieOple's dlebts. Go to Smith's store andl buy for cash, where you will find every artie sold on its merit. Nothing sold at, or below cost., as no one can live at that without overcharging you for something else. If you see anything hung out at or be - low cost take the bait and let this sort r alone if you (do not, want to get caught, i oir it is butt a b)ait for suckers. If you want to buy goods at a small y and average P'rofit, rer umber Smith's Store. lea of selling goods at a pi >wing prices with the price 30 iich Sia Island, Bc. Nm1 $1 lankotfi, 60. $2.1 20(3 Wool Kentucky Juans, 13c. 25< 7c Outing, 4ic. 10< 25o Wormtod at 1e. pe8. of Litco in ovory concoivablo color, sty i8s as MHanj Googs a aro very much in neod of mionoy and noce <1cot313iig n-t Goe .3.50 Min's Suilts, $1.75. - - - $5.00 Men's Stilts, $2.50. - $10.00 Men's Stilts, -5.00 - - - $12.50 Ion's st $0.50 Young Mon's Overcoat,s, $2.95. to bo found in a first-class storo much boh e Price House in Newberr, nst any ih< uio North or South. Goods ta, ntitnot oxpoct to sil you goo1d1 if WO CLns1H hon comtio and see 118 und yoN0 will roadily MASH STOI Next Door to Pelh ROBER Y. DEALER Coffins and From the Highest Grade .,..,To the Clie Prompt Attention Given t TT. FIrnitue aiil HO1301 ...Marleand Granite M Leayll &e Spaar: 18 'HE STANDARD WHEEl ICquipp I withI U. & J. CII chber Ti es. lIl RWENo w Parts for Ropairs for sale also. Columbia Busine COLUMBIA ['stabhl ished( The ~~ v' I i;'r'u'ng bisne uteri ore of~ 0 1I tousma lts of exper wliich ruut the dIks of thei youniIg peopOl). They~ al and co"Ignietly li vo in lumxuiry a1n l alin 011cm o- tat chiss of the( y'ounig peopIlo litex .ty e Julcat:o,. Tho aba~ ofth ..COLUMB3IA tCU SIN llook~ k (CjIping, Sh1ortha mi d, C on i * Arimetic and( all Comn that apply direct.ly to t ho buineiQss atffairs No ol timo) copy inig mtod cs arei rec(ogi and1( ShoirthandI( cour4(eI are I ithmost mlod, best8 buiness 'Omen(01. They senc anII" td I. start to fiiih. Our graduates anro fully< .posit.ion anid aro suppied111( with plaices w speci al y in tecu ring onii g r:auates good dono in thuis matter. The( CJollegO haui' no any time. BSoard1 very clwacp. If youa Shorthand eduicationi, sendI( for our free e red0(. A ddress, W. H. NEWBERIIY. M. A.. Pros LrI -of it cannot be enter. 3 asked elsewhere: vborry Mills Shirtiiig, 2jo. W0 Wool Blikots, $1.75. i Wool Kountucky Joans, 17c. English Outing, 7c. lo, width & quality at 25c on tho$1. 6 WB N[I, sity Coupols us to Hell. O3n- tla $1.0 0. - -- $1.50 Men's Sults, $2.1). $.40 Men's Suilts, $3.75. s $ $12 Mci'o Suits, $5.85. it,s.15. >w priems asked olsowhoro. e. cn back and money refunded if t uidiirsell the houss you traded soo that your frintids of old are LE, Im's Drug Store. LEAVELL, IN taskets ! Metallic...... apest Wood Coffin! o all Orders' Z-AT ALL H OURSI io ld Funisliings! anumenta] Work.... s' Old Stand, - - S. C. 99 RAMBLERS $40.00. .OF THE WORLD! (if Ie w feat res. (all andi see thoem. t.I, Agent$ ss College ! i, S. C. 1894.] risos of our unIitIf rj Inird tho st conistaniitly be0 roertiited( fromT vays recoive I ho largest satlaries 'lice. Unt t hesoi recruits must whlo haive ai good b)usjiness and1 ESS CO LL EGE.. (or j ulsl. sulch J'ineis as) t hose. I-reinI I iawv, ('ommler'ciaLI of li fe, aire t horoughly taiught. .edl inl our School. Our Iuinoss~~ orn andu aire eno1IrsedI by our old flhe st udents interest fromt lut 'ified for hioldhing any business hienover desired. WVo make a positions andi will not b)o out vacations. Students can enter ro initerOsted( ini al Business0 or ataloguo, mntioning Course do ,. - COLUMBIA, . .'