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Correcoted cycry Tuesday find Friday by Summer Bros. m eat-- ... .................. . .......... (?0 . Shoulders --.... ----............... 7c, l as .............................,,,, * 0(()121o. Best L ard . .......... ........... 71( 8kc. Best Molasses, new crop ...... '00. (ood Molasses..................... 25@(35c. C orn ................................... 650. bleal .......... . . ......... .......... (10c. H ay ................ ................ 75 . W heat Bran........................ $1.00. hst Patent Flour.................. $5.00. 2nd Best Floar .................... $4.50. Strait Flou ........................ $4.25. Good Ordinary Flour...........$3.50@4.00. Sugar .................. ..... ......... 52(d6o . R IC .................................... 61( oc . Coffee ................................. 1 0 20c. Cotton seed meal, per sack... $1.00. Bale Hulls, per cwt.............. 300. Country Produce, Butter, por b..................... 15@20c. Eggs,'per dozen ................. loc. Chickens, each.................... 121@20o. P eas, per bushol .................. 550. Corn, per bushol.................. 55c. Oats, por bubbel ................. 40(050c. Sweet potatocs ................... 40(c50c. Turkeys, por lb .................. 6tc 8c. Fodder, per cwt ................. 75(q90c. Buckilon's A rnica Baive. The I-.'st Salve In the world for Cuts Brulacs. Sores, Ulcers, Salt RLheum F-evor Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup tians, and ositively cures Piles, or no pay requred. It is guarantef I to give nrfeot R-Aisfaction or money rofunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by -tobertmon & (l1der and W. E. Pelham. To Unre a Cold In One Night Take Van Lear's Cold Capsules for La Grippe,.Coughs and Colds; 12 doses 25 cents at all druggists. Guaranteed to cure or money refunded.- t&fM6m Notice. Hereafter patterns will be sold for cash only and they will not be ex changed. S. J. Wooten. Concerning the Guesses. We have been asked by several per sons how the'matter would be settled in ease two persons tied in guessing at the number of seed in The Herald and News pumpkins for the Rock Hill Buggy -nd other premiums. As each guess is deposited it is dated and numbered and of cou.se the llrst guess in would be entitled to tho premium in case of a tie, so you see It will pay you to guess early and often. Visit, our Remnant Departmum. Eig bargains, but little prices. 2b S. J. WootLen. House for Hent. For furt,her paruieulars call on Mrs. M1. '. Lake. on College street.. t&f Lf We 1111y. Wool, washed and unwashd, with burts or without and hides and piy the highest market price. Call and see us. taW tf SUMMER BROS. Low Taxes. We see that Hon. Cole Blease, in an Interview in the Herald ant News, promised to work for "lower taxes." Good for Mr. Bilease. We noticed last week that Hon. D. HI. Magill moved to lay on the table a motion to cut State salaries Notwithstanding the lapee, we are still banking on "Dave" and lower taxes. -Associate Reformed Pros byterian, Notice to Pens,ion hioarils. Township Pension Boards who have made no report t,o t,he County Pension Board will meet in their T1ownships at their usual place of meeting, on Satr day, 1February 11ith, at 1! o'clock a. in., and mnak'3 a report, to the County B3oard by the 13th (lay of F'ebr'uary, 1899 Members 'f the County Board will meet at Newber'ry, S. C., on the 13th day of F"ebruary, 1899. Mv. A. CARLIASLE, Chairman of County B3oard. One of the oldest and best Guanos on the market is the Navassa brand, for sale by Edw. R. Hipp, tf Mardi Giras,. On account of the Mardi Gras festivi t,1es o be held at Newv Orleansa Mobilc and( Birmringham, February 7thi to 14th, inclusive, the Seaboard Air Line wvil sell ticket,s to those points, from all s,atons, at a rate of one fare for thc round trip. Tickets to be sold Febru ary 7t,h to 13th, inclusive, good return. ing until Februa.ry 28th. For further information, in regard Li r'ates, routes, schedule, &c., call on o1 addrei'ss ticket agents. L, S. ALLEN, General Passenger Agent. Portsmout,h, Vs. Stop that Hack I iBefore it is too late. The time t< taclo a cold is wvhen it is just begin ing. A bottle of Robertson's Compound Cough Syrup if taken a the right time will save you a seo illness. It gives instant relief fron that disagreeable rawniess of th< throat that comes with a cold atnd is in no wvay unpleasant to take It's prie is only 25S cents a bottki and is manufactured and sold at ROBERTSON & GILDER'S Drug Stort Romdmnber we can satisfy all you ether drug store wants. VAHIOS ANIDALL AHOUT. See notico of examination for teachen cert-illcate. Monday was a disagreeable day and crowd in town %%as small. Alr. Vetner Monroe,- of Hopewell, Lautens County, is vibiting relat,ive" in this city. The grand and the petit juries for the coming courts are published in this paper. The ollice of the Supervisor of Regis tration was open on Monday, but few voters registered. Mrs. S. E. Duncan after a month't viait to Greenwood has returned to her home in Newberry. It will be to your interest to call at A. C. Jones for bargains. See what he says in his ad. Senator Mower and itepreselitati jcs I,vans and 1lease spent Sunday and a part of Monday at home. Hon. Goorge Johnstone and 0. L. Sehumpert, Esq., went to Laurens Monday on professional business. Miss Ethel Boozer returned on Sat urday from a visit to her sister Mrs. 0. E. Johnson of Summerville, S C. Misses Neville Pope and Mary Nancu Fair will leave today or tomorrow for Columbia to attend the college german. The Lutheran congregation at a con grogational meeting on Sunday ae cepted the resignation of their pastor Rev. J. B. Fox. The famous little Pooney children will appear here in conjunction with Dobson & Ring's Rip Van Winkle Com pany, Thursday night. Supervisor H ill returned from Atlanta on Saturday with seven flie mules for the county. They are pronounced in Atlanta as "cracker jacks." M iss Eva Hisor, the popular and eill cient assistant teacher in the Academy, spent Satuaday witi) friends at, Forres ton.-Kingstree Record. Edw. It. dipp's store had several visitors on Monday, to see The Herald and News premium buggy and the adimirers caine around and deposited their guesses. An effort is being made to have Rev Sam . Jones (lIver one of hlis famous lectures here. If you are waited on by a committee take a few tickets and hear something good. Dr. E. C. -Jones will leave today or tomorrow to attend the meeting of the Southern Dental 'Association in New Orleans, as a delegate from the State Dental Association. Miss Neville Pope, who has been on a visit to friends in Lancaster and Chester, has returned home accom panied by Mliss Eugenia William1s, one of Lancaster's most accomplished young ladies. County Supervisor Hill has refused to accept the blood hounds bought, by the cX Supervisor. He says they will not follow a cold trail. They are here sub ject to the order of the person of whom they were pIuIrChased. Last Friday evening while nr. Irby D). Shockley was examining some lum ber in Mr. C. C. D)avis' dry kiln he step)ped back wards and acclidentally3 fell in one of the holes in the ground floor and badly sprained his b)ack and is now in bed. T1he Tennesse Regimental band o1 Columbia will give a concert here at an early (late for the benefit, of the E, celsior F"ire Compa;ny. Thi.s band htas becen giving concerts threughiout, the Slate and is highly spoketn of. A negro woman confi n'd in jail set tire to the floor oni F'riday thinking shi would burn a.large enough hole thorugi which to maike her es'cap)e. The otheI p)risoners came near sut ltnting fron thte smoke and( gave the alarm ini timi for the liro to be exI inguishted withou much damage. Messrs. C. J1. 1Purceli anti E" P. Paw lcy left, yest erday for i"lorenco ani D)arlinmgton to ge (t all the in formuati. p)ossible concerning tobacco cultur< and to secure the services of a mnat competent, to take charge of and cul tivato;the crop for the Newborry tassc elation. We have been asked by sotme sub~ scribers who had paid in advance fo their paper hefore the buggy and othe premniumsa were otfered what would b rcquirced of them toatllow them) to guess All they will have tc do Is to call an pay enough to run thteir subscripltio to A pril 1st, 19)00, and deposit thei guess. Simple enough. Mr. Samuel WV. Glenn, hotrn in Balti mnore in Ma iy, 1828, commirencedl his pre fossional career at the flowery Thetat.re New York, in 1848; in 18~,8 he appetarei In the famous old1 character of I tip Val Winkle and made a wonderful succest in 185(1 he managed his own theater il Norfolk, Va., and1 in 18(0 he tmanage Mr. Joseph Jetfersori, th< comned ian wh has made the play3 fawous in the lat years. Mr. Satmuel WV. Glenn persoi ated the character two years prev iou to Jedffersoni and at, present he is Mi Jieferoa's only equial, if not his suipm rior in the q uainit old charact.er. HI will tppear in the Opera House ne> Thursday night. I BrA'r8 IC Ottto1. CrT Y ter TOIEth,, Lia\ I E0UNTY. [S FtRA'NK J. CHENEY~ ttn'kesonth that ho is ti StiNiot |)irtnertt of I he fir,, It Ii'. .J. (t.-.Vt'Y , Co ,(doing huaties in tithe c it y ol To..-d Coatney ande Stalo tafortesaiiid nI i ht a .firmwill payV the nm oIf ONC l~ ii TN i)RE i)OLi,A1t3 for echi and every .-ne of Calari t.ht, catn not he( outed by the use0 of I IAI,t CArTAtmit UUit. Fit XNK J. ClIIFNEY. Sworn t.9 beforne tm tandi subtsorthoud i, ir presence, th ia t hl day of [fl comtabe -A. I). 15 A. W. UjICA 'ON, Notary Public, lIal'% Ustarth (Ctre is takeni i,nt*:rnalliy at b. t 'ta eiret'y ont the blood and nmucom, sti "atces of the sytemtt. Soend for testimonlal I'ce. ii. J. CitENEIY & CO., Toledo, 0. toild by Dirnggist't ;60, ' linal'a Vamt iia PillIa arn Ih hnbar THIE SHIAKl'ARK CLUIS. Newbuerris 1.1te.i.rvry oisganiz2tion to Celt-' i-,ma tit F1 ta Annlvermav y. 'T'ho Newherry Shakespare Club. one of the beest literary and social organiza tions in the State, will celebrate the lifth linniversary of its organization at the reideceo of one of its mombers on tihe evening of the first ThIiursday in M111rch1. The elub will sooll ha1ve eol - brated itst l1t.h1 bir0h day anld h1a.4 been a soureo of muhel benelit and pleasure to its iemberj itid we Wish for 1 aL long and a siccet ful eier in the future. I he anniversairy will be celebrated by presenting the 4th anid 5th acts of "Tihe movehant of Venice." in cos tUm1i1s, memer)VI-s and a few invited guests bing pren. The followinlg isie tIst of cliractert handed us: Duke of Venice---Mr. E. B. Wilbur. Antonio-Mr. W. II. Runt. Iassanio-M r. I'. N. Martin. (Gratlino-MNir. I Hi. 1111nt. Salanio-Dr. 1). L. Booz(-r1. Shylook--irof. G. n. cromer. Nerissa-Miss McMaster. - Portia-Miss Renwick. Jessica-Miss Wiblo. Clerk-Dr. Petter lobertbon. Lorenzo--Prof. S. L. Powell. Stephano-Mr. W. G. Mayes. Launcelot-Alr. E. A. Carlisle. A Saturtay Night Fire. Saturday nigh - hortly af ter 7 o'clock one of the large lamps in Copeland Br. vtorc on Main street was acel dently upset, in handling, which caused all the oil to spill and ignite. The bur-ning oil ran undor the counter where a lot of hats and other goods were stored and set fire to them dam aging then considerably. Some by standers with the assistaneo of the clerks succeeded in putting out the lire with blankets. The damage to goods, -ount,ers, etc., is cstimated at about $130. The Excelsior Pire Company made tile quickest time on record. and the colored company wits right behind tilell although no water was needed. IfIih-fliandled Proceedlogm. A negro whose name wits not known i)y our, iiformer, let up with, another negro, Marshall Fortune, yesterday at tile Lewic branch, beyond Bush river, ar d asked Fortune to carry him across the branch on his mule, and on being refused tile negro told Fortune that he would kill him if lie d idn't carry himt over and fired at him with his pis tol and ran. A bout tiat, time Super visor Hill and Mr. Will Chappell hap pndaliong and chased thle Hoeeing i;egro into a eanebrake, but cotild not, catel him. Fort.une was not hurt, h. yond the fright. The negro's name is known by For tule, andl he shou(l be (auight and dealt with according to law. Martl ( orns. For the occasion of tile Mardi Gras at, New Orleans. February 7-14, round tripl tickets viai tile At,lantieO Coast, Line ait one1 fare for thte r'ound trIp. L"ave N ewberr~y 8. I0 a. ml., leave Clin ton 9i 43 a. ml., arr'iveC A t.lant,a 2.05 p. mn , leave Atlanlta 4.20 p. m1., arrivc ait. New Orleans 7 410 a. mn. For further inlfotI*ui ion callI onl 10. Cavenaughl, agenit for Ihle (C., N. & IL. at Newberry. Guano! Acid! Cotton Seed MeaI! It wvill pay you1 to see us before buying. t-f [f Snumer Bros. Theii Southelirni'a ,poeiilataI. The Southlern [ilwa w VL~ vill cell round11 trilp ticket,s or~ 1.he o0ccasions oif the Mardi Gruas Clarnivals at New Orleans, La., "ebruiary 7--1.; Mobile, Ala., L:ci Iruary 13-14, and l3irminghiam, l"ebru ar 1 3-14. Thec fare wili be0 $20.75 for tile round tri p fromu Newberry. Tickets 0on sale February 7 t,h to 13th inlusIIive, limlited to 28th EIieective Moniday, January 30th Sleeping car line No. 565, New York -and J1acksonville, train 315 and 36(, wvil1 be extendedc( and operiated1 bet,ween New PYork and NMiam I, i'la. SouthIIboun d Sfirst ear leaves New York at 12.015 .ia. ml , .Janfuary 30th; N rt hboiund-tirsi 1 car leaves Xliam11:, "ia., February bit. T1hese earis will Ibe hlandled southLI of J acksonvi lie on the tFioridla E'ast Coaist, t,rainls 35 and 78-i<nownl as the Mi iami - ElTectivye JIanuary 30th - -Sleeping ear 11110 No. 535, trains 31 and 32, New York and Al ien, wIll he operatediUi beCtween New York and11 Autgu1-ta. Eltfective saed',car line N- , 5~5. New York and Augu.ta, trains 37 and 38, will be o peralted1 bat ween New Yor'ak anti Aikcen, Firist car southbound)11( laves New York Januiary 30tb. irst cars northbound leave Aiken andI AuIgulsta Jainiuary 31st,, Guarantood Analysis! SBest high grade stand ard Fertilizer on the market. Guaranteed analysis. SAvailatb'. PhIos. A cid, 8 per e Ammironlia, - 2.b per centV 'Potash, - 2 pocr cent See guaranteed analy sis on bags before buy ing. ~'IEVANS & WILBUlR O,temenl of the Jiry. The following Persons havo beon drawn to servo on the grand and petit jury at the coming session of court, which will eonvente on the third Mon day, 20th int,t. tI%1AND JUICY. 1. 13. Schumport, Ebb M. ('ook, 1. Kellor Glasgow, lobb L. Crooks, Itobt. lendrix, Rufus N. Wervis, Jacob 11. Livingston, C. A. Mathews, 11 T. Fel lers, N. E. Taylor, John L. Epps, .1. L. Bowers. The following members of the grand jury hold over from last year: J. S. Ilowers, J. K. Epp, J. Cal Nel, It. M. (aldwell, Luther Mf. Long. and I. S. Graham. PF.TIT JUICY PORt FIRST WENC',K. W. V. Lyles, J. 14. Pugh, L. I. 14Cp. ting, W. C. Swittenberg, P"rank Hipp, W. Julius C0romrC', J. 'I'. Davis, [,'. A. lient z, R. L. Feellors, G. W. Suber,. Andrew lam, James NI. Workman, J. Samp Nlehols, J. M. Nichols, J. 1'. Dawkins, B. B. Richardson, Henry it. Lindsay, .1. William Wilson, H. W. Watkins, J 1). Stone, Thos WV. G;all m1an, N1. 1l11I Livingston, 1. I. Bklul ware, G. T. l'ugh, J. W. Caldwell, 1.r nest L. Glymph, W. Frank Brown, W. Heroert Wallice, -Jno. C. DeHart, J. A. Blackwelder, H. Monroo Wicker, I-ly S. Pranklin, Jno. A. Graham, Jas. Hendrix, Helton R.Long, H. H. Rikard. PETIT JURY FOR SECOND WEEK. The jury for the second week of court beginning on Monday 27th inst. was drawn this morning and Is as follows: Coth ran Longnhore, Mllias P. Lake, Henry H. Hendrix, G. Clinton eellows, J. C. Ciumpton, L. W. Kaininer, M]. L. Diekert. J. W. I'indler, Lang C. Mer chant, John 11. Martin, W. S. Seybt, Robert C. Sligh, J. Simps Boland, S. '. Kennerly, John G. Miller, M. 1. Brooks, John N. Feagle. Jacob 1,. Cromer, Maybin C. Moore, I). d ipting, lhros. w. Keitt, will H1 Shannon, 13. T. 'aysInger. R. Metts, Newton R. Lester, Perry Half acre, J. 1. QMattlebaum, .1no. B3. Long shore, H1. J. Motes, Win. 1'. Sheppad, Wim. W Spearmain, .1. Wait Stuck Man, 13 H1. Miller, . ohn 1ltts, Jas. A. Monts, W. Ben Counts. An Erjoyablo Vedlcilng. On the evening of lFebruary 1st, at 5 O'clock a number of friends assem bled at the residence of NI r J. B. Clarye, to witness the marriage of his attraC tive, acconplished and only daught,er, Miss Maamie, to the worthy Mr. Clarence Matthews. The bride was beautifully attired in a handsome tan colored broad-clot,h, elaborately trimmined in damity blue satin and prett.y lace She was lovely to behold as she eniered the artistically deco rated parlor, carrying in her hand a beant,iful hunch of ferns, leaning on the arm of t.he gallant groom. Rev. D. J. Blackwell met the couple as they en. tered the room and made them man and wife. After congratulations, the bridal party retired to the dining room where an clegant sul)pper , w.a served. The groom is to be congratulated on: his,ehoice for a life comnpaniion, as MI1st MIamic has always been an active worker in her church a comfort to her many friends and a joy to her devot.ed p)arent.s. Not Iknowinug Mri. MIat,thews person. ally, but I take the privilege of saying that the bride is to be congrat.ulated, as Miss Mamnie always act.s wisely. The bridu received a numberu of nie and( valualhe p)resent.s. MIay H eaven ' richest, blessi ngs he upon)f the happy couple)1 in this li fe. A IUREND. --FERTILUZERS High Grade and Stand ard Acid Phosphate, with or without Pot ash. Pilot Boy Fertilizer. Gold Dust Guano. Cotton Seed Meal. Kainit and Muriate Pot. ash, Potash Limited quantity. Get others' prices anc call on us; will save you money. Respectfully, Newberry Oil Mill, By L. W. Floyd, f&t4t President. A, E..joynbIle Oceantlon at 1.,i1 t, tMo,atl The Ladies' Aid Society will give Valentine party at the A cademy. Set wec are not afraid to invit.e the p)ubli< We are not selfish with our pleasurei Come, enjoy the evening with ut Bring your friends and one, two c t,hree Valent,inems-or as many as ye want-thie committee wIll take charg of thema and see t.hat your lady-hove ( gentleman, whtichever it, may be, gel thorn. Come and win a priz.e! It migi be a heart. Buist's Prize Medal Garden Seeds lOc papers for 5c. 'Peas and Beans i bulk, and Red an< 'White Onion Sets, fo sale cheap at .ROBERITSON & GILDEW'S J)rng Sto Balestitty a i)atup in. u tii...Ulen y Meanntsy-/ 811iti CroWlot in Town. Monday was salesdy-adark, drizzl gloomy day it was t oo, mid the. l ieoplh in tie country act,ed wisely and staye( at home unless compelled to come t( town, conseqiuently the crowd in towl was small. All the sales advert.ised by tih Mlae ter were mado as follows: In the ca0 of Hardy vs. Davenport. 711 aces to 1). H..Wholor for $1220. In the case of 1). A. Itu IT, id, vs .1. M. Bowers et al., 117 acres to W. L. Relghly for $825. Hardy vs. Pallow, house and lot in town of Newberry, to Thos. M. Neel for $2,1:35. South ('arolilna Loan aind Trust Com. pany Vs. flil)0i mb, :V) aCreH Ieak Chappells, to J. W. L. Arthur for *2. 200. Several head of slo0i vere auctioned off to the highest blader by stoci dealers which ended tho sales for t.he day. It's a Illauty. The Herald and News premium Rtock Hill Buggy Is now on exhibition at E,dw. It. lipp's store. Call and se it and you will see a beaut.y. Soe subsurlbor to this paper is going to get this buggy and all it will cost 1him1 will be a year's subscription to The I lerald and News. When you call to suo the buggy ask to see the harness-t,be see ond prteium-and the puimpkins, at which you are guessing the numober of seed they contain. lad the offer of proli' ullis inl allouther colt timl). Deaths. Mr. h'los. L. Wicker died at his home in No. 2 township on Stinday, 5th instantl after a few days illness, at the age of 44 years. H1e leaves a wife and inany relatives and friends to mourn their loss. A %'termit oitt lim , Mr. Samuel W. Glun is at present the oldest actor in this count ry and is as yonng in a Ions a a hild, can run1, dance and sing like a cham pionl, and every morning before breakfast takes t four or five mile walk. lie will appear here lu ittrsday night surrounded y 1 strong company and the famous ltoone.y children, danghters of the late conic dIin. AUCTION SALE. I will have an Auction Sale o: Watches, Clocks, Silver Plate Wiare, Knives, Forks, Jowlry ani Silver Novelties at My Storo over night next week hogining Moida: February Oth at 7.30 o'clocl ant Closing Saturday February I 1899. Very respectfolly, EDUARD SCHOLTZ, The Jeweler and Opt ician. L.omntIng ai Help;n~g Iaind. T1he Excelsior Fire Cuompany Is inr debted to Master J. it,. Fair for a y,ear' subscri ptionm to Mumnsey's M agazi no, Mr. G. M. Kinard for F'rankc Lesliec Magazine, to Mrt. WV. B. Werts for Lw< handsome iIctuires, and( LI) MJ r. 1'. 1 llikard for a valumable and prett.y ph1 tore frame. all for the 1'0xcelsior lRein ing Room ando Anmusteent P'arlor.1 any conLributions have not, beCen at knowledged It has been an overslgh and are none the le ss appirit,d. * Notice of Final Settlemen and Discharge. N~ OICICIS HIIlilW GlVl0 N t.ht,twe will mke a lina Isettl< men11t on1 the lCsitt of .1 aeobd l'0pti n dececnsed , in irecordanttce wit h t he h strutins of his Will, in the l'rebat C2ourt for Newbetry County. S. C , o Wedn iiesday, the 16th dI ay of l"ebruar: A. D). 189)9, at, il o'clock in the~ fori noon, and wvill inned iately Lhere'afte app)ly for Letters I)ismnissory as iCxce tots of said l'0stat-. L 1. litCN I US l101'TI NG. .Janulary 14thm, 1899.) t4t - 1899 - BUFFALO WHEEL: Eflvolj&FIeetwin! - MODELS The '99 Model fa t surpasses any Bicyci ever built. Stanidard Eqiimentsa on all tl MIodels. Ladiesi' Mo<lel iitted withi lar spriocke~ts andi A lumaiinumn Cha Guard, makes tho easie.4 runnir wheel on the market. Yale WVhools fitted wvithm Duinl r & Palmer Tires, J. N. FAIR, Agt. INewborry, M. C. $75 GIVEN AWAY, A ROCK 1i11A nU('TY AtSO IMI.Y Fn11C4') OURt bUlISCRtI11Es Tit IC 1 0)118 t'itit I' s. 'Ilo Ilerald and News has always l'on tvrso to comlibinat-ion offers. In fact wo havo never dono it and do nlot inltoend to. WO ha1v.., howover, madte fil fur. rangement, with tie lock Htill Buggy coupanly by which wo canl offer oneo of their $55 buggies to our subscrib. ers ablsolutoly free. Wo wait overy subscribor (it our books mld every ntow stibscribur to havo ilt opportunity to gailn tihis capi Trim buggy will be (n exibiiit ion it the storm of Mr. Edw. It. Iipp 41s soon as it. arrives from Rtock Uill. The condlitins o which t his buggy will be givel tre: Wo proposo to secure two largo puimpkins and overy person who pays ono year's Hibscrip tion to Tho Ilerald and News bo tween now and the first. day of April will be given oni guess at ti mi ber of feied inl tho two pimpkins. Tho ono who comes tearest, to tho number of seids in tho two pump kius will bo given tho buggy. Eaich guess to bo Written inl inlk onl tlte blck of anlt envIelope and tIle iaio of tho perston written on t slip of pI-Or Atd I)1t, int te eIvelop , the envolopo solted anti deposited inl a ballot, box, which is to be locked and kept locked unttil tho aWard is 11110. Every personi who pays ns iouch its $1.50. Ono yoar's Hiubsoripli ion, tols outitledi to ono gioss. Thosit who alro inl arrears fil(] pty back -ies to have no gness for (ach $1. thoy pfly. If you canntot. p)ty back dlles you can give is your noto frotr baick dues tand htav% onk0 guess for thiis yoar which you piay, all bick dulles must. bo IrtIrIgOd inl order to oititile yotn to at guess. I'lose who havo pid ill tlvatte C1 ca tiv a gtless by pa) ing for anotlr your for which tHwy will bo given cre(it. \\' havo see1rOd pumpkins hwluso it, will givo oi ouut of the comitv subscri(ers ft opportunit.y to gilvss for i hey wi!l kiow a 11muh1 itoutt it ttnmt1ber of seOd int the pimpkin,s as thll()So who soo t hett. I.Etfich guess is to bo 1uobered amld (1ted befouro it is dveposited itt the box and in cais of two ofr more per sons giving the samno tinber andl( Wiintilig th IOrittill um tIt first guess doposited will bo ont.illed to the T1hose whlo ha4vo recently3 settled( for t,hou'irppr by callIing algaiin andi payin tg enou1gh to rutn thei r subiscrip. tioni to A pril 1st, 190)0, will be tl Ilow~ed to guess also. - We will talso give as5 a secondt( prtizet at s set of 1 uggy bart ttess valuted a t $ 12. r() anItd a I thin prize11'/ of a barrel of flour, atid a1 foit rtIt prize of otto yettr's sob scr ipt.i ottn Uto he HeralId iad Neows. If Oloaf n ha11 Is mtore~ tha otnet0 gues5 - hie can1 only3 secuolt Otto prizo) (ven Sthtongh his guost-ses were nteatrest. t. correct numberl' (of seed in te twc pumpi jkints. - VT batggyv andu tho httttness will ba. pu o xhaibition ait Edw. RL. ilipp (Ir althe Itpipints will bae thten also tf yout (J(5irto to so4n t hori. Th''lis tit an oppoat rtuity you wviI niot oftotn ltive to seenre 'a nic<te buIJ.ggy andtf at thei s:ttto tiints got I Sgood ntews pper at tho regula SsttbscrtipIt,iont an d re'giter yourtt vote l'hose5 whotc fittd it. inconiventiet t< caill can1 s''ndc Ith' subre:1ption alt4<1 teir' ;gues atm.d we will aen thatt -t hey are vote.. After thte giE'sw.s lnro (losed a con11 be0 lj)Iapoted( and1( a5ked to openi th p )inntpkin5 and1( counit tlte seed au lIv, \V. \V. I lodg4es, E':-g., I 'robatt e.1 udge IIEilCAS. . I li.\lMI" ~jX~ Ihat.h inti snit to 1.0 1 grant himi lettlis f A\dmainistralio of t,h e i:st.t atad i't1i'i*tt s o .Joh nt .\liyo J'These ar~e, I titrefore't. toa eitean ad1( 10 and1( cedit.ors of lte su id Johni M\iave K Iinardl, dle eatsed, that they biea aippear bieftt'orom, int t.he (.out, of 1l't hate., to, bae beid at Newher't'v Cot lionasi. (an t.h) ba. h <h.y of Iealiia nexC, aCllitlE pub!ien,.ont~ .Ild h reo, t, I if --ythe ' a., wV: V:y h a.dI admait isf l1.V o h h!ot b- :iant e. G (ive' under mya handl his(la t,he -It, \VLYo \Vaatat .IIOif; Id )mA iiiN nattiona oft ual icnts totr tenetth 'r cerjIlien(~tes he ld ait NewhX' erry on l'X r'uary I8thI. betweena the hottrs of 1 mt , andir 5 p. tm. F. Wi. HIIGC1NS, Co. Sut,. Iand. Newheeev (ji. Special Sale of Is moving along well, and we are gratified at the way in which the Embroideries have gone out during the last two weeks. To make the sale still more attractive, we have added 25 pieces of White Dinlity splendid quality to sell at lOc. Also MUSUN UNDERWEAR WS eee the Under wear display in our window. Every gar ment good and the price right on each. ,& .S,MOWEReGO New Goods! We are receiving new goods almost every clay, and offer them at reasonably low prices. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Silver-plated ware, Spectacles, Eyeglasses and Cut Glass and Silver Novelties. Dolls and Toys of every description. Come and examine my stock. EDUARD SCHOL.TZ, The Jeweiar, Notice of Application for Homestead. STATJIC 01l1 S.0lI Tl C Alt0LINA- - -NICW~IllI'itY\ O>lINTY. O i i*~TI It,IS Ilitx Cl Gj(' I V IoN . I M lt,b t IuOla L. iii i Son hast iled (inO myi ri llee an11 ' aplet .ion11 to1 avey ai' h r i l an chi ie in t,he I'c4 andsfa ndor Wi jA . . H Ap. I Y, Ml a sjoaf oL te r. . -"la ary p . o49 I.tai F , l. t A 1A A Plc0 NI II S HOP-taI .g ht haal l. 10 . i d . .al h ~ ias ne a Har t o O Klothr'ils . it.rnk o Newranry - . t