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The Staite board of dispensary con trol purchased last week at one thio .11,218 barrels of whiskey. Counting M J gallons to the barrel would be 354, 367 gallons of whiskey at one pur chase. This strikes us as a pretty big purchase il ole ,ime anld would quench the thirst of a great, iany peoplo. Or to put it differentlly it, would make a good many headaches. If this were distributed among the counties equally it, would give to each county about 8, 859 gallons. That much whiskey i Newbery would give each mau, woman and child inl the county learly a 11111 gallon. SO youl See it. is not, so much after all. And yet we could not say it was a very long stel) toward prohibi tion and nei ther would t,here be occasiou for any citizen to go thirsty. Of course, we sulpose tih is representl only a part of the plrhellase if it it properly reported, for there is all wayi at purehlibu of whiat is k(nown Ias Cats( goods. We do not much like te idea of th<. State being in the whiskey business. Thitis iullh moley sPent for el(Ahing of brela(d would clothe and feed a good many people. Yet, stranilge to say. peoplo who Ieed tlese things will spend their money for whiskey. Wt (10 not, mvian) to Sty t,hat the Staite he. ing ii biiiiess j- itcreases tle aioitl spent for whiskey, but, it looks a litth like the Stitto is Clidorsiig andlt] elleolir, ing it. The 'ieklls JoIrial SHay's the law hi regard to costs is ill _ret, (01flusioll anild the I 'e-gislatures Ilimler at. it Sol much anid thle Suprelme Court. thlen] tries to construe Whit the L,egisltlre lileait that Ilobody knliows wilitt. the la 2.1y is. The . ournall coll' I ides: "The, !,Lhorer is worthiy of hlis hlirean at just colipellsialtioll fo. public siervice will not hurt the t1ax pityer. It is wrong to rui tll 1v S111:111 olliec bihtu. and mtimader public m1one1Y uponl big oliecI's aind 1 p( et. insi'it.itonls. If the good of the lax piYels is to be Cn SIlted let. econominl lilasu be( gi WIhr t. Iy will 11111011t to soietinillg." That, is very true land good doet.1ile but (idl the . Jlurna11l not.ie closely Ithe polit.icial a .nd I. lw Im 111ker of this day Waiits to 1.1tvo Lite smlli2 fellow and 1m11ke a big fuss about taxes wh iIle he woolld vot0 large stjS to objects which mightli he cit so a1s to sIve solle thing to tile tax Ialer thit would amotiit to something. ailts not the ILgislat.ure for the past several sessions be. - trying to cut I he little pa1fy thalt, the lewsplaplrs get for ldivert.isilng to the iionilt where it Scatrely patys for the coist of the type set,t1ng. But then we suppose it is all righIt if it Is not It will collo right after a1while. A imemiber of tile Mii 1 llttery Statiolned at Savannah hits belen I.r rest,ed, tried, Con victed and1( sen2tenced for emibracinhg, (il tihe street, I.he wife oif a pirominlent, citizen oif Savannlah. The senltell e is one0 year in2 tile pen11I.. tentiary.. Th'Ie soldier had1( a lit t,'. too muchel tea ahea 1d but lhe gets olT ratheri light.. resigned Is command12 111In the volunt21eel army1'. anhd will Ireturni to his ci.1vie d uIties. The war is over andl thle treal ' of pe~ace slignied und1( there is noltInlg now I hutl garIrison du ty and1( woI do not1. (1ritic ize him l for ret iring but luat,ber Lbhink lIe 1h21 donie tile right, and( proper thling as8 lie can 12( indImuch to do and2( hIs services are needed. Adju111tant, GeneraiIl "ioyd salys lie hals about, foirty-eight, app)llicantls for theo p)osii of Assistant,t Ad jutant, and2( in.. spector GAeneral an he2( has n(15 ot yet, been able to makelt upl his Ind as11(1 to Geln. Cailixto GarIciat of thle Cubailn armiy and1( one of th e palt.riots wh hals) i1 endurledilr( a 1d suledl muchel for thle caluse oIf Cuban libert,y died in Wash inigton Onl Sunlday froml 2an aIttacek of pnuemloIin. Col. It. M. Sims), who'( was1 secretairy of s1tto unlder' the aldminjistration of Gov. llattlioni died ait Is home11 in Co lumnbia last week. D)r. ilvans w~hio is to lecture at thle operla house on Thursday12'. 15th is not 21 novice. Thle following areC some2 of t.he pres8 niotiees of him as 2a lecturer. We bespellk for hhi n a large aud ience in Dr. Evans' style is forceful, elegant and g.aph ic as8 an oil pot.uting. H*le is not only ani orator, bult an1 antalyshi 6f rare grace and1( fish.-Chlarleston Sun. Hie is (:loquient, 2and a malster (If co Frtomn almo1(St unlcontrollable hwgh..1t er the audience was silenced iluto ad mi"a tlin by bu"sts of eloouieneo.-Albanly (Ga.) Herald. lie chained thle f nterest of the audI once by his master)y lecturc.-Peters burg (Va.) Iudex. All persons that are interested in St. Paul's graveyaird atre reqltested to meet, at the gtralveyard( on Saturday D)ecem1. ber 17, 1898, at eleven o'clock a. m,. The object. is to have a Plot nmade of said grround. The interested per'soiq. should be present to estalblishi theirj clim. - L. 1. EPTaiNG. Vetertn Genrgp H. Noland. 1 Perhaps the only enlisted man in the 2d South Carolina who served in t,ho Confederato army Is George S. Noland, ' uIar'temaister sergeant of Company G. Sergt. Noland was born in Union County fif ty-three yeta ago, and served through the civil war in Con- I pany 13, 18th South CarolIna, Wal- a lace's brigado. He enlisted as a pri vat itn CoMIpuny G, 2dl South CarolIna, !.st July and was made quarternater by Capt. MlcCaughrin. Sergt Noland's a uxpertence in the Confederate war q give,4 him thle "drop" on some of the youngyer mnembers of his class, and Company G reaps the benefit, of this expomneo. The sergeant never asks c "iodds" of any other quartermaster ser- it geant., butl he i.lways manages to "do t tihe heavy" v-hen It comes to sipplying hlls mn1. with the I cuessuries of life. c Ttnu men of Conlmay G admiro and ec- i s1)ect their quartermaster, and he de serves it, too. The above is from the special cor respondont of the News and Courier in writing of the several company quarter masters of the 2d South Carolina lieg imnent and as Mr. Noland has lived mnt11y years in Newber.-y and has many friends In tIhis couint.V wo copy It wit,h ilsu, We know "Stout," will take goodI Care of thle boyvs. 10on V4,'a1. OTA14, At Rieubmi, at color'ed womii, who las lived in Newberry for' fifty years, died at the homne of her diaughter ii Biookilyn i at the adivance age of 108 yetirs. She wits inl goodI healt,h and ae Live up to the t,iie of her death. on Dec. 10. I 'le1ty of Nl(eI's, Women's, Misses' and Chiuldi's Itibber Overshoes at A. C. .Jones'. L&ftf For S0t. 481 Item,t iiousv antd lot, in Town of ielena. wit h privilege of large two-sto'y store house. A pply to "&t2t Cole. I, Biciase, Att'y. A 11',AIkAN WA1ltI V-ETERtAN DlEAD. .inan, FergnsMil M e lth an IsI-. ( at. I*ru.speally3 Alz-d H6 V..oreq t 'rosperity, Newherry Count.y, I)e-( ("'mberl 10.--.011hn P. MN-Chella,1 aI Mlexivian warl velerani andI( livnsloner, t .d i86 yurs, ditd yesord'y aLL the liomie of Ai'. .John CouI,ils. ole was born ill Irelaiil, and was a goo(d citizen ill of his l lng life in t.his cotInt.ry. his l I reMinls will le int,erred at. Colonly * %tery todly. In the lexianil warI Mir. Mc'lelhin was a ileillber. of Comn paly . C'apt. .1. II. Villiams. Ile was left. sick at. Vera Cr 0,1z in A pril, 1817. C T0here, it, is staid, his brother, Willilam MCht'llli, died at. Ilie age of 25. Ni r. T. Q. lBoozer, at leading mlerelhani, of Newherry, is a neple w of \I'. 1NClellan. c ThI'nI'k lI wools WaItei l. Nb Mrs. Adn '. I lart. ol Giot, i): "Was t. k.n with a bad cold %% hiebh s40-1 l l-d Il my lulgs; voltgi et i an finlilly trimi. e iuted in Contlmsupniptio In. Ilour *Doctors e 'avo lm lip to mlly Kivior, (etermIlie( if I cold not say willy % fIli m rieIds on eartlh, I woild Iieet mny abtsellt ones. l. above. My hut114nkId was mdvised to get 1i I)r. Kitg's Dis'overy f6r Coalsutoptlon, 1 Coighs anld COiS, I gave it i riil, took in, ill 'ighl1t hol(lis. It has curefed nIie, Ilnd thfaiik (41d I aim saived and .I' now a well and heailty woian." Trii V )3tH's f'ree at RobeItson & Gilder's o and Pelhiani's Dirtig Stores. RClR,gu1lar iZO and $h.00. Guaran teed ori pice refundi-d. (ueinnl t 1 A4i311 ttl Mo(3 to OlitaIin. ,Thle A Litt 31ot1t311 ain Dri'iitiatic Clubi a will giv ant 11 3 nter'3taiinen11t, at, thle school hbiuiilng on1 F'ridaiy niight, LDe- g goodt jokle oni t.he editor' and1 fill ol funi. "Th ''lltt1ouse 'PTap" is ai get, olf onl ( tihe Itad ies antd is amIiluing. liint(' itun 311 i,it. Oiy SI'le itlV,y wilerive "'t '- 23.38 a fte wh 11icht ai hot- supper('' will be1 ser'ved byv the hiulies of the tow ~ 3it fiol t.he1 bl1eelit, of t.h e sehotol. C~o.me. b 113i blti Tinity SundayI3L-schoo1l ill haive seriIcts (ln Chrii istm~tas niigiht sitalble to t he ici'asioni. P'ubid c in vited. C Naiol U3 ionito be111 EICatlishedtt imur ('ity. Thliis is ai tratternl order't withi heaid 1uartter's att 'Toledlo,<>io, and has at meberI'sip of atil(tt 50,000). Ni r. H. A. Cl '(liiis, 8t,ate De)tpty3 and1( 4 irglan3izer0 is si hle c31w for' the purpos5e of estabi IsIh- ti ing a councitil In (our1 city. lie is being 3assisted( in the wor3k by A11'. .1. A. B lacek weldera. Th'le Ntational Unlin wor-ks on L the National pretiiimim ptlan, andi by a t,hat. 3mean s have blehl thteir alssessmeints d dlown to h e1w wiate mar31. k. Whliie ot,berci Organizat33 ions5 are0 haivinig from 12 t(o 18 L. aisse'~ssmaents thIiis yearzu, lie National o' Un1tin hacs htad onily tnine. c fln OI[inance. i IC IT OlUDAlNICD IIW TH'I a Mayor' and1 A btlernmen of the' 'own ha o)f NewhIertry, Sothi C arol3ina3, in Couni eil As:,embiiled and3( by auth loity3 of the og Sect.ion 1. That, after thte passaige of th is OrdI iane, it, shall be unl31awfulii to ul trlespaiss (31 the ground11(s of any of theo pulic schools in thz T1owni of New- a Sec'tion 2. Tihat It shall he unilaw ful to loaf 03r liter' abouit any3 of the3 publIe P schlools of tihe said( T1own. Section 3. T1hiat any perIson violat.Ing any13 of t.he prov1lisIin of thiis ( rdinance, t upo01 (n onvitln. sitamll bo1 tnedi not, cx ceeding (33ii iiundredt Dollars, or' imi r)misonmenit('i not1 exceedIng thirt,y dlays. m )unc andt rait.I 111ed uder' t.he c(itorpoate setti of the said T1ownm of New L.S.] hlerry3, S. C . , on th is the 9th daiyil (If Deccember', 1)98. t Hi. L. ICVANS, Nayor'. nt Attest: . .A. BOWMAN, C & TI TI C. N. Just Arrived: .Newv(i Curant s! Is New Ra,isins! y New Nuts! I. Cream Tar'tar' ! in Grotud SD)icesI i E'xtraUcts, &OI t 5 lbs Fruit. Cake, in tin box, $1.35. of3 Cranberries 10 Cents por quar1it. as Gtvo us a call, h S R, B,JONES, Lb acounan Chapel *1,d Union Aeadewy Obipo A good many of our friends have said, What's the matter, Chips, that we've ad no ohippings for the past while?" Veil, dear friends, nothing in partiou %I, but a good deal. in general. Old inn Chips knew nothing that was right and encouraging to write about, het efoi-e he never likes to be pointing t the black side of every thing he sees. 'here is things that we know, and often n hings happen to our, mind which we could rather not know. But still it Is ur prerogative not to tell all we know, ,d we notice that our old friend Kay akes the same ad vantage. But let the it go as it may we will throw in a few Bad colds have become an epidemie. Miss Mary Sligh, of Slighs, has been t iAiting friends and relatives in this e ection for the past few weeks. log cholera is reported in several ections of the county. What a pity or the people to lose their meat, es- 3 >ecially during such stringent times as lie country is undergoing. There will be considerable moving i omong the white people, of which I E vill note later. Our school at Union academy is In a lourislilng condition under the aus >iees of Mies Bessie Dominick. Mise Iessie is a highly accomplished lady in very respect, and our proEpects for a rood school havo never been better A good many news items have hiap )ee1d since our last let,te' which we vouldI have bOn pleased to mention, t mt they have grown old and we will >a1ss thenI by. Tle butcher knife has been doivg its t vork lor the past while, and we old iny-seeds are now enjoying our own log and hominy. Oh! iy, what a time! 4udd( Ing and sausage everywhere you f ,o. Come out in the cot,ltry, Mr. "ditor, with we'uns and grow fat. Mr. IM. Strauss is building a nice enant house on his lialfaere place, vhich will b ocupied by Mr. Levi C ;irlber, of P0om1aria section, anollher 8 ear. Mr. Strauss Is one of those boys hat don't, believe in doing things by nives. The house is built out of the c cry best iitterial, and everything Is y Cing litted upl) Very conveniently. t Owing to th inclemency of the reat,er Union aeademy didn't observe t-bor Day it, the aippointed time, but ur teacher requests all the patrons to icet, at the school house on Friday et, at 1 p. mn. to devote their t.ime and I,tention in this respect. We hope the atrons will all turn out, as we would 6 ke to Seo 501110 improvements in this e irection. We congratulate Newberry uPon the b lection of her1 city fathers. The men ected are all good mn, and the city ill never suffer or go back under ici government. But it will seem a tte awkward for a while to not say layvor Hub ; although we will not' put i at word of complaint when our friends imp1 f' oim a City I-uler to a State ruler. lo think this Is promotion enough for ne timo. If old jolly Hub makes as K m1g a junmp the next time, it will throw im right over in congress, where we i,lieve lie will eventually go. T1wo new boarders have put, in their ppeatrance quite recently on Ridge :1d.1 one at MI r. Luther Blobb's, ita a irl; tihe other at, Mir. W. W. \!niard's, 's b oy. Granddad again, Kay, what o you think of this. it, willl soonI be time for our law-matk r'S to tmeet agi in. If the whole Stitte ids its goodl it dlegationt as Newherry wvill certaInly be a representative [)dy. Oh1 Newbe,;ry is full of gondi gis!ative timb,er, and we feel confi Llnt thait Otur present (delegattion w!ll lCtupy3 some of the mo(st, prominent, laces in tine iassemnbly. It has been talked that the lon. Cole. . lease will heoa candidate for Speak Sof the Hiouse. The lHon. Blease is a dining light among the rising geneva- ~ on of his -"ge. lie has held many c ost hnonot..ble and prominent, pos)-y ons in the public ruling of hia count,y rp id State, and none hav'e shown morne ti ist Inguishedl qualities or aptit,ndle in w icir 'airticipattion In the government of 0< ii Statte. Ele is wvell liked and(15 dsrv' ily p)opulatr. His able defense duringJ islapractice In the courts hats shown iat he Is a young man t'f more than -dinary abilit,y, atnd its an om at,or he is most, unequaliled. So when the Legis lure meets, if it want,s a good p)iece of iterlitl for .Speaker, there's no use skipping aroundi ilon. ('ole, lileite will not only be conferrin g an honor oin im t to elect him Speaker, but will so i'elleet mutchi cred(it,uipon tihe whole r Mir. and Ai's. B. II. Schumpert., of f rosperity, visited Mr'. aind Mr's. Fi. A. obb,1 last, Sunday. TIhanks, lliothner Kayt, for an invita- r 1)n to att-end youri 01(1 folks day at mri in'urch1 ou3l O Chr1iIistmalis day. We ill try to attend, old1 bud. We r'ead itccount of your i'trip) to Charleston it,h p)leatsure, andi there was nthlinig :emntgiy st-ra'age about the whole fair e::ct.pt out~ edlitor getting hold( of at, ''blind" miedicine. We are a lghty belleveir in Providence, and It ii ems thait Priov'idcee provided for af e editor' in t.ils case, espeeially by ivintg old man Kity wit.h im to lead i m) ariounid. Now, 01(1 boy, you said at you watntedl tile old man Chips to - t, h imself delegated to the next synod at meets In Charleston. But Chips fully uip to date on your little tricks, ti would like to get, us down there 1(1 poke ''blind" mcdicine into us, ,id you? so you could come back to men and p'oint your linger of fun at, us. wI you arie a dealer in drugs and medi. or riea, iil y'ou please5 explain a little (' >re about that "blind" mnedicine. Ov Brother Clodhopper, we didn't thlink if would beo of very much Interest to 1o e publie to tell t hem about our trip at Columbia, as you were already aware,fo thle fact, that we had a position as- I dgred us at, the State FInlr, but our an ait.h was not suffieient to accept, erefore our stay was only a shlolt, one. Dec. 12. 1898. nm ...HINTS... 'or Christmas Buyeors. It is always diffloult to find en ire novelty in such things as you rould desire to make as Christ ias gifts. Then why not, in Iaking a selection for a member. f your household, get something Jseful and Serviceable, 3ifts worth giving? The most satisfactory selections re those whic h in themselves con ain solid worth. Moreover, the cel bration of Christmas, 1898, will iave much cheer and happiness or those who take this practical ,iew of the matter. rhe Mower Company s in a fine condition of fitness to ell you serviceable articles, and vith the spirit of the soason as an nspiration, hopes to interest all iristmas shoppers in their line >f goods. \ Holiday )ress Pattern s one of our Christmns sugges ions. The most popular fabrics ,re here, and will be sold cheaper han ever. 3loves, Handkerchiefs, lousekeeping Linens, urnish a wide range of service ble articles. An elegant line of 3hinawvare, &c. There are many other things in ur line of Dry Goods that will uggest themselves to you. At the same tine our Shoe De artment is always in line for all rdinary and special occasions for etter selling of the Best Shoes b)at are manufatured in this ountry, price and quality con idered. We would ask you to call and ae also our line of 'Sterling Tovelties. Remember always that "-ower ells the Best," and inl the joyous oason of the Christmastide, we udeavor to serve you well. With est wishes for our many custom r's. .&G & MOWER GO. 1ANNON & IMAYES, ARE AGENTS FOR THE ' lanslon House Steam! aundry, OF GREEDNVILLE, S. C., --AtI IEWBER RY C. ill be th' . aisite whitenesa of bristmtas snoiw b,iat we will lay upon ur shirt bosom, collars and cie. hose who know a gootl thing when tcy see it will atipreciate the faultless ark that we put on their linen in >ior and perfect finish. Sample It. { .LNTQ wated in every town 1 1 in S. U., apyt A.A. GArEs, Proprietor. (T T H E... 'ooDles3 Urll Store, Junnally's Bon Bons, Ini 30c., 000. and $1.20 packages. Junnally's Chocolates, Ini 30e., 60c. uand $1.20 paekauges. Junnally's (dliocolato) Mint, In 80o. packages. J unnally's Almoiid BrIilei, lOb, Jun nal ly's Poalili Brittlo, lOc, Junnally's Chocolate Marshmallows,10Oc. Su nnally's Chocolate Creaffs lOc, FThese goods are made of pure mate iii and expressed to us the day they e mauo. YOUNG &COMPANY, LOwERt MAIN SrTRE.ET. top Buying on Credit And paying other people's debts. Go 8mit,h's store and buy for cash iero you will find every article sold its merit. Nothing sold at or below st, as n~o one can live at that without ercharging you for something else.| you see anything hung out at or be-| # cast take the bait and let this sort , )ne if you do not want to get caught, e it Is but a bait for suckers.{ If you want to buy goads at a small I d average Profit, remember Smith's Storo.: December at Jos,' I expect to sell more goods in December than I havo any month since I opened my store. This means lower prices and you will be surprised how cheap you' can buy DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, SUSPENDERS, ETC., For the next three weeks at Jones'. The people of this city and county were all ex eited over our sale six weeks ago, but, the excitement will be greater still before January 1st. If you have anything to buy in my line .it will be a great mistake to go to any other place. We offer among other things today: 2 cases yard wide Fruit of the Loom Bleach at 6c. per yd. by the bolt or 6c. to cut0 2 bales Riverside Plaids at 41 cents by pc. Or 5c, to cut. 2 bales Silver Star Plaids4ic. by pe. or 5c- to cut. These are a few of the items we mention, but there are plenty of others. Come and s.c us often and don't forget that Jones always sells At for less because he sells. for cash. A. C. JONES, The Peoples Store. New beri y, B. C., Dee. (1, 1898. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY MAGISTRATE SUMMONS. SamueI .'. Wooten, Plintiff', vs. Fan tile Duffle, Defendant. By 8. 8. Cu n ningham,.Esq., Magistrate in and for said Countty of the said State: C OMPL~AJNT HAVING BEEN made unto tme b.y Smutl J. Wooten that Fanr.ie B Duffle is in debeted to himt in the sum o.f auine and 20-100 dollars for gooe and merchau di>e sold and delivered to D.feudant. Tlhat dlemnand for meay..nenit has bteen made'nd refused though long ('ast due. T'htese are., ther'efore, to require you to ~umumon the said Defenidaunt to appear to fore me , tm miy oine.e in .Newhewrr. M. C , on ttie 231 day of Ja.nuary, A. 1899, at 10 o'clock a. mn., to answer to~ said coimplalit, coiesC of which Hre onl ille in my ottice, or judgoment will be givont agoaist you by defaulIt. Given underi my, hand and snal ar Newhmerry. 8. C., the 26th day of No vembher A 1) 1898 8. 8. CUNNINGHAM. ['.81 Statement $9 20. Magist rate N. U To Mrs. Ian.unie J. Dufle, non-resl dtent, Defenadant: Please take ntoticie that a copy of the sumunaons and comn. plint in this action is duly flied it the oftice of M'ugist rate 8. 8. Cuanningham at Newherry (C. H., 8 C.. nt the 26th day of Nov.nmber, 1898. and is now inm thie reco)rds of saidr ote'fe. 8. 8. CUNN ING HA M, [m, s.] __________Mnagist rate. Notico of Filal Settlcemenlt alll Discharge. N~O'I1E 18 H ERrhY GIVEN thtIwill make a finmal settle menflt ont the estate oft D) 'Rot. Ellesor, deceased, in the Probate Court for Newheerry County, 8. (1., on Th'lursday the 5th dlay of Janutary, A 1). 1899, at 11 o'clock in time fore nson, and will iih.r*'aftier apply foer let!era dismnissory as aduminsistraitor of sai'i estate. P. G. EI.L ESOR, AdiInlst rator. Decnmb'er 3.1 1898. Administrator's Sale. I W~ILSErLLAT1'THE LATE RES. idensce of Jacob (lsland~, decesd, ~se Decemb er 16' h. 1898. at 11 o'clock mt. mf . a lot of corn, faidder, (cot ton seed, farmuing lompllemente, household and kitchen furnIture, onle miUle, oneC lot of poplar umbter, wagont, tools, harness, TIerms cash. P. C. SM ITH, Nov. 241. 1898. Adm x. RICE! RICE! RICE! ONSIONMENTS OFt ROUGH, R.UIce solicited. Prompt milling und return of proceeds or account sales. Elghest and marked prices paid for rood RIco. "Carolina Rico Meal"or "Flour," the thoet and best stock food on the narket, for sale at low figures. WVEST POINT MILL CO., t. 2 mnos. Ch arleston, S. C. HARNESS SHOP. J. B. Walton has opened a Har iess Shop on Main Street, next door o 0. Klettner's. Will make Dew tarness and repair old. Twenty-five !eairs e -perience. P'-ioes reasonable. iive him your orders. Satisfaction mnarantoerl L. M. SPEERS (Next Door to Herald and News Office.) --DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF MARBLE and GRANITE MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, IRON RAILINGS, ETC., ETO. --ALSO Metallic, Rosewood and Cloth Covered Bbrial CASKETS and CASESI Service in this line Promptly attended to DAY OR NIGHT. Next Door to Herald and News Office, NEOWBERRY, - - - -- 8.0. The Best D.ru Goods. FOR THE LEAST MONEY. Come and examine them and you will be convinced. Great bargains in Men's Overcoats, at $3.50 to $10.00, worth much more. Mackintosh Overcoats for $1.50 that usua!v cost you $3.00. Better ones for a little more money. Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits at prices that everyone can afford to have a new suit. We have something in Blankets that is simply wonderful for the prices asked for them. Well, as to Carpets, they are away down. A strictly all-wool Carpet for 50c. Can't be beat in the world. jc:,Remember, we sell you good Goods at a low prica Come an.d see s 33. WOOTEN. AR|E INV IT ED To call in and examine my line of goods. I have a nice and well selected stock of striccly high grade Chamber Suits in Walnut and Oak. A full line of medium and cheap Furniture. Will sell very close for cash. N. C. WILLIAMS. t- ly Main Street. Neowberry, 8. 0. Dispensary and 0. P. Houses Excelled in both Quality and Prices in the Line of Fine Whiskeys, Wines and Beer FOR FAMILY USE.. All Grades Cheaper than at o. P. Houses!I You Save Money and Get the Best by Buying of Us I Send in Your Order. Particular Attention Paid to Mail Orders, IllLSEil AN WVHOLESALE DEfLE11, NO. 2 PEACHTREE RTwaEuT