The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, February 10, 1899, Image 3

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Bueklen's Arnies Balve. The bet Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rbqun Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilbleus, Corns, and all Skin Erup tIans, and positively eures PIles, or no pay requred. It is guaranteed to give erfett saltifaction or money refunded. rice 25 cents per box. F"r sale by Robertson & Gilder and W. E. Pelham. To Cure a Cold in One Night Take Van Lear's Cold Capsules for La Grippe, Coughl and Colds; 12 doses 25 cents at all druggists. Guaranteed to - cure or money refunded. t&f6m Notice. Quarterly meeting and stewards' meeting for the Newberry Circuit at Ebenezer next Saturday. Visit our Remnant Departmen. Big bargains, but little prices. 26 S. J. Wooten. House for Rent. For further paruiculars call on Mrs. M. i0. Lake. on College street. t&f tf We Buy. Wool, washed and unwashed, with burrs or without and hides and pay the highest market price. Call and see U13. taf tf. SUMMER BROS. Telephone Subscribers. Please add to your 'Phone list: Carwile, W. H. (Res.) . . . . 140 r Watts, J. W. (Store) ..... 13a . And oblige, - 2t L. W. FLOYD. To Build In Brooklyn. Mr. McK. Hutchison has bougnt a one-fourth acre lot from Mr. 1,. S. Cop pock on Cornelia street, adjoi aing the lot of Mr. W. C. Meggett, and will ereet a residence for himself a,; an ear ly date. Worth Knowing. d Newberry, S. C., February 6, 1899.- t At this season many people a ce liable 1 t be troubled with boils, indi ate bad blood.- Roy SLmmer, of this t( wn, says his brother had boils for severat months I and sone ono recommended Hood's 0 Sarsaparilla, wich cured him. He . began to improve after taking the first hall bottle, and when he had taken two bottles the boils had disappeared. lie c is now in perfect health. The Lease Signed. t Thursday morning the lease was signed. up for the opera house for a t 'term of 43 months. Mr. H. C. Bardin d withdrew from the applicatioi for the A lease and Mr. Eduard Scholtz took his place. The amusement-loving people tj can feel assured that with the opera a house in the hands of Messes. Voss & Scholtz, they will see some first-class entertainments in the future. TIAe Best Medicine For.Rheumatism. - "I think I would go crazy with pain were it not for Chamberlains's Pain t Balm," writes Mr. W. H. Stapleton, Herminie, Pa. "I haye been afflicted with rheumatism for several years and have tried remedies without num * ber, but Pain Balm is the best medicine 0 I have got hold of." One application v relieyes the pain. For sale by W. E. *Pelham, Druggist. C Oeof the oldest and best Guanos on the market is the Navassald brand, for sale by .Edw. R. Hipp, tf c A Good Company. Sa,muel W. Glenn apeared at the I OpeCra house last night with his com pany in "Rip Van Winkle," showing to a small but appreciative audience. c Mr. Glenn, who is 710 years of age, in J1 his delincation of the character of Rip, I has never bcen equalled on the New- S berry stage. The company throughout 5 is a good one, and the specialty work s of the two little Roconey children de serve special mention. ,We can con scientiously recommend it as a good, clean show, deserving of patronage, and Messrs. Voss & Scholtz come in for i their share of congratulations for oh taining this company with which to be gin their management of the opera ~ house. , Had it been more agreeable l~ weather the house would have been ~ flied. One of the oldest and i best . Guanos on the market is the Navassa brand, for sale by Edw. R. Hipp. tf Advertised Letters .J.emnaining in the f)ostofllce at New hrry:., S. C., for wee k ending January 31, 1899: Frianmcis Androws, John Abrams, Hat tie Admas. John lBart ett, Curtis l3eatty, Emer line Bradlecy, Alma Boozer, W 13 Boo zer, Winnie Briown, J B Beorysel. W. A. Carson. Marion Davis, Josh Davenport. Alice Forgerson, Mrs G W Finley, Mrs Mamie Folk. Euzilphis Ganntt, Mary Griffin, W M e Gleen. Mattlo Harris, Lydia Harp. r J. I. .Johnson (2), Jane Jones, Carrie C .Jackson, Louvenia Jones, M innie Jones. g Loary Kyzer, John 0. Koon, Henry iKuncklIe. G. W. Leroy, Loura A. Loick, H. J. Lee, J. S. Levister. Sarah McIntosco, Ben Mdarror, e .Joeph Morrls, W. B. Mardey, Fannie c .Morris, Jane H-. Montgomery. Louise Nickson, Ida B. Noel. W, .Powell, Mary F. Pressly, Ab- ~ bey Pitts. S El. J. Rithburn, Carrie Rutherford, a J. W. Rutherford, Nillie Belhford, Iyorothy Relford, Tobbe Ruff. Fanny Sims, A. TI. Summer. C Sososane Turner, Isaao Tillman. e H. P. Van. Frank Wiikson, Pot Wilson , Alice Wells, Jim Walker, Blessie Williams, James Wilson, E. B3. Wilson, H.. W. ' Williams, Lewis Williams, Jane Warts. e VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. Next Tuesday is St. Valentine's Day. Wednesday night was the coldest of the winter. Mr. E. H. Leslie spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Columbia. The continued rains have caused reshets in the low country. There will be no services at the Lu bheran church on next C-unday. Mr. J. A. Daniels pAid a visit to An Jorson, his old bome, this week. Rev. Dr. J. B. Fox returned yester Jay from a visit to Staunton, Va. Miss Cornelia Hentz, of Bayne, is visiting at Mr. W. P. Houseal's. - Remember that the tiWe for making our tax returns expires on the 20th .nstant. The most numerous thing in town ,heae days ara the drummiers hunting ipring orders. The County Teachors' Association vill meet tomorrow at the Graded chool building. The cold wave struck us Tieqday aight-about midnight-and has put in rood time ever since. Mr. J. N. Reeder has been appoint id postmabter at Old Town, vice Sami tel R. Keith, resigned. The plumbers have had some work to lo the past few days fixing water pipes, he result of the freeze. Mr. J. E. Norment, traveling repre entatIve of the News and Courier, ar ived in the city yesterday. Mr. R. C. Perry has returned after a aonths stay in Philadelphia much im roved aud benefitted by the trip. When you come to town don't forget o call and settle for your paper and :et a chance at that pretty buggy. Mr. R. P. Fair, of Laurens, repre entative of the Standard Oil Company, ias on a visit to his old home yestor ay. Congressman Latimer has begun the istribution of seed among his consti uCts from the agricultural depart lent. Rev. W. I. Herbert will preach at lelena next Sunday afternoon at 4 'clock. Sunday school will be held at 15 o'clock. Mrs. Sidney J. Derrick nee Hiller, f Newberry, visited her aunt, Mrs. ames E. Hendrix, last week -Lexing [n Dispatch, 9th. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Myers, of Lexing an, Ky., will arrive in Newberry to ay to visit the family of his brother, Lidermian J. C. Myers. Dr. Mayer, mayor of the city, went Greenwood yesterday on profession I business. Alderman Myers is art. ig mayor in his absence. A portion of the Tennessee regiment iustered out of service in Columbia on Vednesday passed by Newborry Wed esday night on a special train over ae C., N. & L. road. It is said that the Southern's new assenger depot when completed here ,il1 be one of the handsombst and lost convenient in the State. They 'ill begin work on it, in a few days. The city council has ordered a street pened in Ward I, to begin opprosite ir.. J. D. Davenport's residence and iter'sect, the continuance of Fair street Thich runs by Dr. Ren wick's resi ence. The quarterly conferene of the New-. err'y station will be held in the Meth dist church tonight at 8 30 p. in., rhen the Presiding lder, Rev. G. T. [armon, wvili preach. ,He will also reach next Sunday morning and even ng. Johnston wants a hook and ladder ompany.-A ugusta le raid. Let our' ohnston neighbors come over' to New erry and we will sell them a lirst-class teamner for fire p)rotect,ion at a rpmwark bly iLow price-that, will beat a hook nd ladder comp)any. The. Joint Debt,te. The Excelsior and Ph renakosmian aiterary Societies of Newberry College rill celebrate their fortieth auniver t,ry on Friday evening, March 17th, y a debate and oratorical contest to be iven in the opera house. Apersonal invitat,ion will be extendl d to the public to be present t.o hear ho debate. The following Is the subject and those rho will part,icipate in the debate. President-U. K. Bloyd. Excelsior orator-D. J. S. Derrick. Phrcnakosmnian or'ator- J1. E. Bloland. Question: "Resolved-Th at scienti fic ivestigation is detrimental to the bhristian religion." First allirmative--W. A. Rast. First Negative-D. J. Quattlebaunm. Second aflirmative-J. 0. Cassady. Second negative-J. D. Decrrick. Pollee andi Firemen Praised. At the meeting of the city council on 'esday night, the Mayor was instruct d to draft suitable resolutions comn ending tile police force for their elii lency and tact, in ferreting out the uilty parties in t.he recent robberies erpetrated in this city. This praise a merited by Newberry's p)olicemen, r no cit,y can boast of or claim a more flilcient, prompt, or gentlemanly set of mcies than Newber'ry. On mot,ion of Alderman Ewar't the layor was also asked to dr.aft, suit ble resolutions commending the fire epartmen, for t,heir prompt responses o alarms and good work rendered the b y. Th is is also praise that, is deserv dly bestowed a ad will be appreciated y the fire laddies as they often feel hat their eervices are not appreciated. 'hose resolut,ions will ?be published as eon as handedau by hQ kayr.., THE TOBACCO ONOWELs. Tihe Coninite Itoturne Es ntqUiA1r-Am ExperL 1%ccured ond ut)e Kxpert. tosevet to b Mude. Messrs. C. J. Purcell and E. P. Paw. ley, the committee appointed by the Newberry Tobacco Association to visit Florence and Darlington to get all the in formation possible on tobacco culture and to secure the services of a compe tent man to make the experiment in Newberry, returned yesterday enthust astic on the subject, accompanied by Mr. W. T. Hikirell, who says from what he has already seen and heard is satio fled that our land is equally, If not but ter, adapted to tobacco culture than thatt uf Florence and Darlington Coun ties. 'ile comniittee will take Mr. Ilarrell out to-day and select the land on which to plant, the crop. The land will be se lected as near town as possible in order to give all a chance to visit the tobacco farim frequently. To give an idea as to what is made by growing tobacco, we give the following figures obtained by Messrs. Purcelland Pawloy from a large planter in F41lor once, whose name they withhold at the planter's request, so as not, to increase his already large correspondence. The planter had four places last year in to bacco, on which he realized as follows: His Stoney Hill place, 20 acres, made 20,185 )Oun(s, which netted him $923.42. His home place, 45 acres, made 44, 720 pounds, sold for $4,100.77, netti,tg $2,273 34. His Guano Hill place, 24 acres, raaJe 21,488 pounds, sold for $1,071.69, Y.1hich netted $1,280.65. His George place, 24 acres, made 26,787 pounds, sold for $1,864.63, netting $1,074 57. This will give one an idea as to what can be made by cultivating tobacco. and the experiment will be watched with much interest by everybody throughout the county. 11ac40elor M11lId Enter-tInmenItlII. The evening of the 22nd proises to be a most enjoyable one, and the maids are trying In- every way possible to make it attractive to all. The armory will present a charming picture with the beautifully decorated booths and the daintily, and quaintly gowned maids will make the scene most effective. It is the special re quest of the maids that "Colonial" cos tumes be worn, and the hair powdered by all as it will add greatly to the oc casion, however, it Is optional. We hope the maids request will be complied with, and that their enter taininent will be well attended. Wibur-Shinckley. A happy but surprising event In our suburban village on Tuesday evening was the marriaie of Mr'. Welch Wilbur and Miss Daisy Shockley, daughter of Mr. J. D. Shockly. Ihe happy epuple, accompanied by Mr. L. B. Kibler and Misses Claudia and Eunice Shockley, sister and cousin of the bride, drove to the home of Rev. J1. L. Williamson, of the Presbyterian churich, and wvere made man and wife about 9 o'clock Tuesday evening, the affair bai.ng in known to all except a few friends and those who accompaniled LI,h'em.. Immec diately after the ceremony the p)arty drove to the residence of Mr. E. M. levans where a bountiful supper was served. Mr'. Wilbur is one (If Newberry's most prominent and prom~iising young business men, and the bride Is an ac complIshed and pop)ular younig lady'. The Herald and News ext.ends congrat ulations andl wish's nothing but happi ness and pleasure for the young couple. A Dat,nty Tea. One of the most enjoyable affai's of the past, week was the "at home"given on Tuesday afternoon, from live until seven, by Mr's. Robert Der'rill Smith, complimentary to her sister, Mr's. James H. Hollingsworth, of Augusta. The house was beaut,ifully decorated In pot plants and graceful effect.s of hot house blossoms, and 'the twinkling waxen taper's added much to the al ready lovely scene. The daintily set tables and the ex quisite taste with which the delicious tea was served, went to prove what, a charming hostess is Mrs. Smith. Small clusters of violet,s, with deli cate sprayw of smilax, were the favors of the afternoon. The invited guests were: Mesdames .James H. H1illing'swor'th, Owen McRae Holmes. Walter~ H. Hunt. P'ierre C. Galllar'd. .James II. M cIntosh, .John Martin Kinard, L. Washington Floyd, William Eller'be Pelham, J1. Newtori Martin, 0. B3enedict Mayer, Everett M. Evans.* In Cape of a Tic. At the suggestion of several who have already guessed at the number of seed in 'rho Herald and News' pump kins for the premIum Hook Hill buggy, we have decided that, instead of num bering the guesses andl In case of a tie allowing the first p)erson who gtuessed to have the pr'emium, to give tihe bugg3 to tile two per'sons who guess the num bei', in case of a tie; that is, if two peo pie vhould guess the same number that would entitle them to the buggy they will be given the buggy je ntly. We do this at the suggestion of some of the gucessers, and think It, a fairer plan, however, there is not likely to be a tie. Guesses are coming in, and the con test is going to be Interesting, as the premiums ar'e worth contending for. Guano! Acid! Cotton Seed Meal! It will pay you to see us before buying. t.f if Rnmmer Bro. KAPTIST habi N1 %TKR9 TO MET. Au interepting Bible Institute to be giet In Newbervy N. xt Week. The Baptist Ministers' Bible Insti tuto will be held with the First Bap tist church of Newoerry beginninj on Monday night of next week, aw will close on Thursday night followtl with an add ress by Dr. Montague, Pros ident of Furman University. Thert will be a morning afternoon and even ing session to which the public geu orally is cordially invited. An interotating programme as will b soon has been arraged; to this shouk be added, "How the sermon got orlp pled and couldn't go," by Mr. C. C Brown, Wednesday evening. MONDAY NIGHT. Sermon by Rev. W. T. Derieux. ,TUESDAY. 10 a. m., 13ook of Acts: Author, Pur pose, Scope, Characters-O. L. Martin 11. R. Moseley. 10 45 a. in., Early Christians at Joru salum, Actu 1-:181-D. M. Ramsey, L. M. Rice. 11:30 a. m.: First Gentile Church al Antioch, Act 11:19-12:15-Rufus Ford J. D. Huggins. 12.15 p. in.: Sermons address of th( Acts-J. A. Brown, J. W. Perry. I p. in.: Pastoral Authority-W. T T.t -, G. P. White. 3.20 p. "m., Matt. 6:13-19, Exegesis Expository Plan. Special rtfearnce tc vs. 17 -19-Wi. Ilaynesworth, G. U, Bundick. 7 30 p ir.: Pentecost-A. C. Wilkins H. C. Buchholz. WEDNIKSDAY. 10 a. in.: Paul's Ideal for the Minis ter--F. 0. S. Curtis. J. 0. Gough. 10.45 a. n.: Missionary Labors ol Paul, Acts 13:1-21:16-J. H-. l3oldridge, J. It. ParOtt. 11.30 a. in : The Last Days uf Paul, Acts 21:17-28:31--L. T. Porrell, It J. Woodward. - 12.15 p. n.: Ordination, New Testa ment, Authority and Precedents-A, J. S. Thomas, F. M. Matterwhite. I p. in.: Baptist Imperialistic Tend encies-B. P. Robertson, V. I. Masters. 3.30 p. in.: Exegesis and ExpositorS Plan of James, 5:14-20-20-E. J. For rester, J. E Covington. 7:30 p. n.: Lack of Missionary Zeal at Jerusalem-R. W. Sanders. Historical Sketch of Missions froir Apostolic Times to E ighteenth Centur) -E. E. Bomar. Survey of Modern Missions-T. M, Bailey. THURSDAY. 10 a. in.: Peter and Paul Contrasted and Compared-C.* C. Brown, R. N, Pratt. 10.45 a. in.: Charitcterization o Churches Pounded by Paul-C. S. ear. donor, W. J. Dowell. 11!30 a. m.: Tho Rejeotion of Churcl Menibers-T. H. Plonmons, M. A. Con nors. 12.15 a. m., Expository Plan and Ex. egesis of Rom. 5:1-11-J. D. Robertson, W. S. Dorset. 1 p. in : Exegesis and Plan of I Potor 1:3-12-E. S. Reaves, C. L. D)owell. 3 30 p. in.: Study of T Peter 1:13-25 J. D. Winchester, C. 'T. Scsif. 71.30 p. in.: Our Educational Institu tions-A. P. Montague. Ho0w to Look OGod. Good looks are really miore thaan skin dee p, depoera ai ng entirely oa a healthy cotadition of all the vital organs. if the Ii ver isI aint.ivye, yonu have a biiliIou !'uik; if your et -naach is disordered, yonia have a dyspep1tic look; if your kid. ne'ys are ath-tted, you haave a pincOhed lo~ok. Seeure y~ad hecaltia, and youa wvIll surely have good looks. "Electric Bit aers" is a good Alterstive and Tonic, Acts directl!y on tlh stomiach, a iver tad kidne'ss, purities thes blood, curtes pimi pit's, blotches and holl, and gives ii good cornpl.xion. Every bottle guar anteed. Mold at Robrrtston & GIilder4 amnd Pelham's D)rug Store. 50 cent per bottle. U. & W. 0 MIleage hooks. The Charleston and Wester'n Caro. lina Railway beg to announce that all One Thousand M ile Books of theiu issue sold after Februar-y 8t.h, 1899, will be honored for passage over the Co lumbia, New ber-ry and Laurens and A.lantic Coast Li no Rail ways. The at tention of the travelling men is espe cially called to this arrangement. Guaranteed Analysis I Best high grade stand ard Fertilizer on the market. Guaranteed analysis. Available PhIos. A cid, 8 per c, Ammronia, - -24 per' cent, Potas8h, - 2 per' cet, See guaranteed anay ison bags before buy EVANS & WII.BUl Buist's Prize Medal Garden Seeds lOc papers f9r 5c. Peas and Beans ir bulk, and Red anc White Onion Sets, for sale cheap at ROBERTSON & GILDER'S Prug Store $75 GIVEN AWAY A ROCK JIKUL IUMY At1-OLUTUA V11F. TO 01119811111t9MOMSUINi't THMEE 1 1E11Kt 1RtiZVS. The Herald and. News has alwayi been averse to combinat.ion offers In fact we have never done it and d( not intend to. We have, however, made an ar. rangemont. with the Rook Hill Bugg) Company by which we can offer ovi of their $55 buggies to our subscrib era absolutely free. We want every sub4cribor on om books and every now subscriber tc have an opportunity to gain this capi tal prize. The buggy will be on exhibition at the store of Mr. Edw. Rt. Iipp as soon as it arrives from I'ock Hill. The conditions on which this buggy will be given are: We propose tu secure two large pumpkins and every person who pays one year's subscrip tion to The Herald and News be tween now and the first day of April will be given one guess at the num. ber of seed in the two pumpkins. The one who comes nearest to the number of seeds in the two pump. kins will be given the buggy. Each guess to be written in ink on the back of an envelope and the nanmo of the person written on a slip of pa)or and pit in the envelope, the envelope sealed and deposited in a ballot box, which is to be locked and kept locked until the award is made. Every person who Iays as much as $1.50, ono year's subscription, to be outitled to one guess. Those who are in arrears and pIy back dues to have one guess for each $1.50 they pity. If you cannot, pay back dues you can give us your noto for back dues and have one guess for this year which you pIay, all Hack dues must be arranged in order to ontitle you to a guess. Those who have paid in advanem can have a guess by pay ing for another year for which they will be given credit. Vo have secured pumpkins beeav i it will give our out of the county subscribers an opportunity to guess for thoy will know as much about the number of se&l in the pumpkins as those who see 1.hem. Each, guess is to be numbered and dated before it is .deposited in the box and in case of two or more per sons giving the same number and winning the promium the first guess deposited will be entitled to the premmum. Those who have recently settled for their paper by calling again and paying enough to run thleir subscrip) tion to April lst, 1900, wvill be al lowved to guess also. We wvill also give as a second( prize a set of buggy harness valued at $12.50 and a third prize of a barrel of flour, and a fourth prize of one year's sub. scription to The Herald and News. If one man has more than one guess he can only secure one prize even though his guesses wvere nearest the correct number of seed in the twc pumpkins. The buggy and the harness will be put on exhibition at Edw. R. Htipp's. store ad the pumpkins will be there also if you desire to see them. Tis is an opportunity you will not often have to secnre a nico buggy and at the same time get a goodl newspaper at the regular price. Call at tihe office and pay13 your sub)scri ption andl rngister your vote. T1hose who find it inconvenient to call can send the subscHription anid thleir guesses atnd we will see that they are voted. After the guess3s are closed a comn. mitten of disinlterestedI personts wvil be appomntedl and asked to open tile pumpkins and count the 500(d anid award tile p)rizes. 'rhA Houtherna sp5ecI,,I T1he Southern Hall1way will sell round trip tickets for the occasio,ns of the Mardi Gras Carnivals at New Orleans, La., February 7-14; Mobile, Ala., "eb ruary J.l-14, and( fliringham, Febru ary 13-14. The fare will be $20.75 for t,bc roundi trip) from Newhlerry. T1iekets on sale February 7th to 13th inclusive, luim ited to 28th lMffective Monday, JTanuiary 30th Sleepng~ ear lIne N~o. 565, New York and Jacksonville, trina 35~ and 36, w il be ext,ended and operated bet,weeni New York and Milamai, Fia. Souathblound(l first car leaves New York at 12(1 a. mu., JIanuary 30tb; Nort.hbound-tfirs car loaves IMimi, Fla., Febrmuary 1let These cars will be handled south o Jfackrsonvilce on the Florida Mast Coast trains 35 and 78-known as the M iami Havana car. Etfectivye .January 30th--Sleping cai line No. 535, traIns 3! and 32, New Yorn and Alken, will be operated betweel Now York and Auguista. Elfeet,iv same (late, car line No. 575. New Yorl and Augusta, traIns 37 and 38, will bi operated between New York and Alken F'irst car southbhound) leaves New Yor January 30th. First cars northboun leave Aikon and Aungusta January. -1s. Mardi (iran. For the occasion of the Mardi Gri at New Orleans.**Pobruary 7-14, round ti) tickets via the Atlantic Consi Line at one fare for tho round trip Leavo Newberry 8.10a . im., leave !!lin ton 9 45 a. in., arrive Atlanta 2.05 y in , leavo Atlanta 4.20 p. in., arrive ai New Orleans 7 40 a. In. Por furthi inforiat lon call on I",. Cavenaugh11, agent for the U., N. & L. at Nowberry. >f N%iIll wejl One Dose Tells the story. When your head aehes, and you feel bilious, con-ti pated, and out of tune, with your 4toiach sour and noli appetite, just buy a package of fHood's Pills And take a dove, fron 1 to 4 p11l. You will he surprised at how esitly they will (o their work, cure your headache and billousiess, rouse thel liver and manke you fee] happy again, 50 PER CENT Yes, that is whal many lines of gc All wool Dress Goods w Now going at Same worth 65c.. now Same worth 75c., now Same worth 85c., now Same worth $1.00 now Broadcloth, Waterproc goods at half price. On Capes and Jackets more than half off. Many other goods too r Remember, we goods at I STATE OF 8OUTH1 CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBEHUY. W. W. Hodgvs, Esq , Probale.ludge. Wheream, .1. A. D.Mnil1. ha101 hMad0 11 It to1 41e to granlit. him ,1e-tte of Adinivisirailni Of the etIAL (V Hd effi-eig of Nrm. Hurah A. )aniele, deeel. 'I hese are therefore to Ile aid nd m1n1i-h -ill and sigular lie klindred antid erediltorm if the'ttid MNre. 8itrah A. Danlielm, (eceased, tihat they be 1id lep pear befi Ire me, In ithe C ill rt (if Probal o, to he h14eld at Newlerry Conir, 1iouse, onl ihe 17th lay of leeireary next, a'er puit ) 1en( tiein hiereof, it 11 'eloic inl the forelnoon, to shiw eause, i r ay they have, why the said Alimiidstration should lia lie graited. (ivenii mnetr my hand this fthe 2nd (day of February, A mno [Domnii 1891. .J. P. N. C. - 1899 - BUFFALO WHEEILS - $40 - Eflvalj&FIetwing -MODELS The '99 Model far surpasses any Bicycle ever built. Ladies' M[otIel fit le'd wvithI largo sprockets and1( Aluinumiiii Chin uardlV, mallkes (i telonsioSt, run nini whleel onl the mar1ket. Yalo WVheels fitted wvithi Dunlop & Patlimr Tires, J. R. FAIR, Agt. Nebo, S.C *. M X LC ,C CO., 1,.. Edw.R. B pp, ge/ hEws and r pp l. Aent i years. experin ris reasonabIithi, Glivo biri our ordeOrs. Saltisfatctio C OLOR and flavor of frults, size, quality and ap. pearance of vegetables, weight and plumpness of grain, are all produced by Potash. Potash, properly combined with Phos, phoric Acid and Nitrogen, and liberally applied, will improve every soil and increase yield and quality of any crop. Write and get Free our pamphlets, which tell how to buy and use fertilizers with greatest economy and profit. GlQRr1AN KALI WORKS, 93 Nassau St., New York. REDUCTION! we are offering ods at. forth 50c., - - - 25c. going at - 321c. going at - 37Ac. going at - 42Ac. going at - 50.c f and all heavy woolen we will give you a little Imerous to mention. give you good ow prices. AT COPELAND Bros' You will fild tho Best (oo<ds sold at lower rices thman illf,1'Or1 goods are so]( For at, thbn places. ''he be"t IN alwAs.Y iia cheapest-em. ppeclilly if youj1 11 ca Inty tho Rest as ellea) asm We Hll it. WNF keep a good stoek, en1ofuilly S04-ted, of I)ry (oods, D)r0S4 (1")1<d, Clothin1g, s-loe8 UHas, l'mils, Not lotim, ()vercojjtN. 1,l11inbroidel -A. liace, Libbon,ovem, Handkerchiefs, Holivry, Umbrellam, MAkinItoslh C ia, etc. WE SELL THEM THIS WAY: !.1ood Calico, 3c. lest Calico, 4c. 360 11uch S- kIsland0, 3.. 40i inlh Hearovy Shi rting, 5c. 37 1 tch I leavy Dri lls, 5c. A good 9 .z. all wool Jeans8, 1010(. NIIen'H $5 5iiis ihe fo)1)0 r $250I. AMa 's' $7.50 Hu i ( for $1 50, Mma's $10 Siis fir $7.50. Ii g'ivy rogan fro ( 50 1. to1 $1 25. (1 .hi dren's Shioes from 500, in $~ t0 p,. 311 uch Woo lillinig Dress (Go.od-i 10(. 38 " " " " 5 .1 iiE Inc lick Fliured( Mohir D'Iress Goods, 250. 415 Il(.ih all wiooIliHenrietta,50Oc. *2 25 ilkndies' IFine I)ress4 Shloe $i.e5. I$1 (5. " " " ..5 Rteady madinIe shirts , very nie1, atirl1 eheanp fromt H1.0(0 ,o $5 00, accord ing to Come1k 1.o us' and1 we' will pkr >Ve anly Gepelarpd Br>e. Ma inl Street , Newberry, S. (. R. C. WIL LIA MS --T HE Greets His Friends in -1899 And asks a con Ktinuance of their PATRONAGE. He will be glad to show you his goods and to sell to you. rBEFORE BUYING. y - --. l* lrCafter'l i'at ternls will be' sIehl for cas (~141onlly ando t hey will noi, h be x jchamredi. S. j. Wooen.