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h. H. AULL, ED'Tot. iK CUILTUtK. We publish on the lfst pae of tils Issue an article from .7hos. W. Iloilo way in regard to the culture of rice. Col. Holloway . .s written to several persons who have had experience in the culture of rice in the up country and in his article he gives their exlper' enee and siggestions. The arti'cle is a little long inasmuch as it includes the several other articles, but, it should bo read by every farmer who reads this pal-or. There must be diversified farming in this county if tihe farmners expect to make farmin- prefitable. Now if rice is one of the artie:es with which our farmer:, can divers:fy why they should know it and be a e k try it at once. We w rt1 I! ra: t I k them grow riee thal lot'coco bo done with as Mie . The experiec: ,. si:t -n who have o, -,. - . ,, at an wh a a d r er mode of . ~ a. k fair and 110Dt-c-1 know sonie'thing of il;c s: We nleed] tO get out (of fl)(- -ollt.or T-,in With toblieco andi rick. anld j)1cl1l\- of oats anti wheat and Corn We firc lbOT111 nling to get on t ire road to 'Vr1ma nent suecess. TiMIColos 'PE:MS. The Timrod Metnorial Association is having a volitie of Timrod's poetry printed aid tIhe! botok% wili soon be issued. The pirpose of the association is to raise a fund froin the sale (if tle hooks with which to erect a mtomtunivit, to the memory of Tiirod It is also desired to restore to general circulation the pools of South Caroli nit's Ioet. Mr. Robert Norris tals been appoinbted agent for the sale of the book in New berry coutnty and Will canvas for its sale as soon as it Is published. Every South Carolina home shoild have a copy of thebo poems. Henry W. Longfellow at, a social gathering In Boston alludilng to Char leston, S. C., said: "To have been the hirt,h-place Of Henry Tiirod is a dis tinct honor. Tie day will surely comIe when his PoOMs Will haV(3 a place in overy cuLivated home it tle United States." Has that day not como iow? We hopo so. Be sure that you seeure a Copy of these poems. T.odIay at, Cartersville, Gai , Mahij. Chat;. ii. Smith, (11ill Arp), antd hIs wife celebraite their golden wedding, l"ifty years t.htey haei'n gone upl andt( downt the journtey of life together. We extend to thtem our most hearty congratula tions antd hope tey mnay live many years yet. We hatve r'eceivedi thte fol lowIng beauti fiully print-ted inv'I tation: 18.19 -1891). Charles H enry Snmit.h, ( lill Arp), lilaty Oet,av ia lilth its. Fiftieth Annuiversatry On 1'Tesday, MIarch the Seventh, ait early candille IighIt.. "'Now we maun00 totter down. .JohnE, hut hand it h and we'll go, Andl sleep togethier at ,the foot,, Johtn Andtlersont, mty doe.'' Our wish to our friends: "'NIty goldenti years serente and b)rliht. As lovely as a L alandi itigh t, Lead( genttly to tby grave."' "'The Shtadows,"' Cartersvlle, Georgia. Thore wil be a inot able gathering to day att Cartersvil le. Ilveryblody in this Southern counttry who readsH a news paper03 knows 1111l A rp tand htas enjoyed huis letters. We publ)1ish in another (columtu the full text, of the bill1 of Coitgrcssman Stokes for thte frice rural delivery of mail, 1i, will he a great convenience for the people along the star routes and we believe will prove a success. ] f so (lhere arto mtanty sections that, are thickly populated whoe the star routes sitould be extended. In this goetoly the routte firott here to J ulia should bo extend(edh to St. Lukes where the routo goes to Prosper'ity. The Speaker of the House of R~epre adhltatives at Washington Is mior'e of an1 autocrat, tItan t,he Czar of Rutssiai, and has more ptower' than any maln In of lice in this count,r'y. He reftsed 0or die clined to recognize Geni. WVheeler thto other' day and therefore Gen. Wheol er' had to take his seat, withtoti being able for any orse to I know even whtat lie intenidedl to say3.| Not only it ihis caise wats the sp)eaker ' able to throttlo Gon. Wheeler hu' lhe has more in fluence on leg islat,ion thant any one in omeec. It.,seems to its that the speaker has too much power. Hon. Cole. L. Bleaso will defend theo Stato constables charged with the kill ing of Mrs. Stuart, In Colutmbia. lie *11l tomor'row at Lancaster apply for ball herm-o .Judgq nat'y Why could not Constable Crawforl an-i his associates have gone by wher Mr. Stuart works and told him the, had a warrant, to soarch his house an asked him to go with their. Insten they go to the hom1e when none is ther extelt the wifo and mother. It look as if there wa* intent to make the out rage as complete as possiblo.-New berry Herald and News. The generally clear-visioned Horah and News should not permit its indig nation, howover just, and natural, t4 thus distort its conception of facts There is a homely old maxim that w, consider v:pecially pertinent in thi connect-ion: "(Give the devil his due.' Constable Crawford's crime is surl bad enough as it is withoutanyaccentu ation by unwarranted deductions fron the tcstimnv. Aecordiog to the state men'. c ConsttaleO Dorn. (to say noth Ciw urd's ~v.-W who actual3 i Ie fo 1ih 6in th h,Iw 1 . n I If % i d tl; . I 1h I:i% an, if 0. constahl-had evideince of Z-ehl vio! tion of the lIaw" why not, indict the par antilt have him tw her. tried withol mnaking the( searchy Therl-e are diflerences of oplilioln as whether' the clonstlbles wte inl liuo Mr. 'rawifoid1 says ie took a dti after He hld bCVln shot and had come his rooi, and beforie he was taken Hl h oll:e of the magitiirate We lol for his sake he can show t his to be tru The dispensary law should he vid< the constabulary and spy system, at it would be better enif reed than it I and much of the prejudice against wml 1 disappear. Discussilng thle disponsary and its ei (cr'veit-nt inl voiieetton with the tva" udy in Columbia in Which Mrs. Stual lostit hr life the News mnd Courier vei attly r-vmark-Is: If th uiijority of tle people are i favor of tho dispensary system, anld t0 dispinsaries and the constables hav eoime to stay, why not so administer t.h law as to gain friends for it and disar opposition? WI)y pp)ettIe its mot obijet'tioinale antd tinniecessariy featti ' ei eat ing symipatIby for offenders agaiim the la w? l've ry dlispeitsary traged tincrease's oppotsi t in to the Ia w. It. itn vaini to sayv that t.he latw is nott r'esp S sibl for'.i the b'edii shetd ini its nann wihiceh is in m-r vr ('ase t.he bloo of in noceniit. perisonts. WVhi le the Iai on tIne stiatutl hooks it must, be et forcteud, biut it shiould hbe enforced wit ditscrtin, antI withoutnt violence tin (othert'wise eniforced is to admit that, Tlh is is thle pos)5it 10on we ha lve titke all along. If a maijorit,y of the neopl favor Ithe dlispenisary', and it seems the do,i wh no', ttt tiry, to cuit otf the had t t.ttres andl imtprove the law~ anid thus g' behbintd it. a stronitg and united puibhl sent,iment? There is al ways an ovel hiearting spirit mailnifested by constabhi wheni t.hey go to nmaket a search of an k intl antd esptteially' a prti vat.t' resitlene It, mayv he t hey' feel a it,I 'ontst'iouts thei t hey tare noi t dotinhg jutst the right th i eveni thotugh it be law awl. they do it I t me iamle tof law. Anid every' t.imte yo btreak i open aii tirunk, search a prti vat r'esidenctet, or shed blood( ini the e'ffor you1 artoutse oppttS osti andit ertoCit ha feel Ing. WVe niit.urally revolt at. th idea of en fottcintg the law a hits been s Ofteon attetmpt.etd by constables WV woithl Ii ke to see the ilaw tried wit,bhot aniy speelaitl constables or slpies othet tbhan the regulatrly app)lointd cons5t bles to observe or'der and executo t.h p -ocesses ouf the otrd inary chtanels atdm:iiisteing just.ice. Weo hiive wondlered recenitly if NewL is no time for a town to go t.o sleel SIte tmust, keep w ide tawake and k ee stop with thle march of p)rogress t,hn, is till around her'. In a great many trc spect.s wVe have in line townt, bitt it wil never do for its to faill so in love wi ti OttrselvI es antd onur conitItion its to b en)t.ir'ely satisfied and to iimagine w haive growin to mnuhood andI t.hait ther is no lt)iger' any rtom for tdevelopmuent We noeed small IIinstries and onitor prises. I'very town needs them. TPhi only3 wvay to got them i3 to get toget,he] an)(. build them. A roller Ilouri mtill a knItt.ing mill: hot.h good indutstric, ando we shotild( have them iat ohnce. Columitbla Is faist, forging to the froni and before many yealrs will be a vast,~ more Impllortaint tade (cnitre t.han it it today. Tihuo coing of the Seal>oard Altr Line .neans8 mttch for' Columbia. We have gireat fait,h in the fut.ure )f C'olumiinbia antd if we had money to in vest we know nto pla1ce we wottld rather pliace some of it than in reoal estate in the city of Columbia. Cong-rnsa adjurne,d on $at..da~ Senator Tillman and Congressman D Latimer have invited several Senators V and Congressmen to takeatrip through I the South. They are to arrive in Green I vlle today and from there they will go a to Columbia and thence to Charleston. Tie citizens of Greenville and Colum - bla have made arrangements to enter tain them and show them something of their towns. We tried to get our I city fathers interested in extending an Invitation to the party to stop over in Newberry, but no one seemed to be In terested. It is a good thing for t.hese Northern and WVestern men to come to the South and meet, our people and see what we are doing and who we are down here. It,gives them 4 broader viewof things and makes them better able to deal with questions that come up before Congress touching the South. There are many ways in which they can be of benefit to us by being in position to give us simple justice. We are sorry we could not. interest our mayor in this matter. The city council represents !,e town on occasions like .his and I y are the proper ones to act for the L. we could have had this - n er a few hours it might reatly to our e. id have - e. any;hing .ll.A put....... it on '.A\, to e.P i A 0_ to o i r m the Ituttes of Hi W zln- . I~ Zk-t. o. Je . fa11111 a r mes c t : e Govrncto ell-ce. had h i- c lX;a! head eut o:T this miornin_. and a young ne:fro. Sylvester Thomp son. wa gii ven the job. 'rivate seere tary Evans says that the Governor re 't Itted tie neee'ity of relieving the r old ian of hi- duties but sentiment k could not he allowed to stand in the 0 wa if (ofhusiness. IUnle William is bent with aive and naturally cannot get alout as lively as a younigster. Mr. Evans snys it is often neeezssary to send the liessengetr out ol important errands d and that quickness was desirable. It could not bo expected that Uncle Wil liam could fill the bill and It became absolutely necessary to dispense with h is services. Unele William has been mnessenger SInce GOV0ernor1 11ampton0'S adm11iit t.tion.le is widely known throughout tihe state amiongst, public mnen. The old fellow naturally does not like this turn1 of all'a irs, bu t he has mnany friends e ainong the white people who will aid e hii in secnring work or assist, him 0e otherwise. ni Wagons, Carriages, Dolls, UlllWI AND SMILl2 FORl t Ships, i Steamboats, Cruisers and Small Boats, Swords, Guns and :Toys, for the Soldier Boys. Mother Goose Stories. Kris Kin gle Series. Books for the SLittle ones. ICome and see what HAVE FOR YOU, AT LARAINSOR SCIENCEI OF SHOE Retalilg! We have made a close study of the science of Shoe Retail ing and have reached the point where we feel inl truth that we are proficient il the art. We know How to buy When to buy SI j Where to buy UUJ, -AND MORE IMPORTANT STII,L- c ...We Always Buy... 1 That are good, i S That are solid, Thatareworthy OF US AND OF YOU. S We per"lsistenitlyv avoid r Shs th:tt are 'Shoddy. We will not svIl Shoes to you that have 11t tir st r enlistvd our c.mtidence. 4 It is our voi:stant aih to Mone\ 's Worth.and to do so must sk II only good { Let he who will sell shoddy shoes, but The Mower Com pany-NEVER! Let us add your name to our already long list of Shoe customers. You will not regret it. Respectfully, CG& G. S, MOWER GO, JAM iSON is making a ON ULVINTER GO0D8 IN Clothing, Furnishings and Heavy Shoes. This is agenu ine Bargain sale, as he must have room for his Spring Stock Be sure to call and inspect 1 TIIESE 00098 ANtI PRIIIS ANU BE 00N INCJEI c C of the bargains'I you can obtain att Jowiesog's ) Iosiqg Out Sole.ot i. .jo ' I have decided o begin my clos ng out sale to lay, and to take tock of what is aft after the sale s over. This is he last time I vill ever sell my ,oods at such a acrifice again. 4othing will be eserved, a n d Fou can buy du ing this sale my article in my ftore for less :han any mer ahant in the 3tate can buy :he same goods it wholesale by the case from the manufactu rers. You will find it will pay you handsomely to get all you need before the goods are picked over. Jimis8 GO0I)S, SIIJKS, lOSlIIlY, NOTIONS, all go at prices uinheard of be fore in the retail trade. A few of the things :hat I am sacrificing :his week. 3ress Goods8 worth 20o. at 10c. " " "25c. at 15c. " " "]240. at 7o. 3atins wvorth 40e. at 22(c. silks worth $1.00 at 65Sc. Shoes worth $2.00 at $1.40. shoes wvort,h $1.50 at $1.00. lhoes wor th $1.25 at 75c. dlon's Hats wvorth $2.00 at $1.40. stetson Hats worth $5.00 at $3.00. Ints worth 50c. at 25c. Joiats' Cotton, per d1oz. 40c. I N Cotton " " 30c. (ing Cotton " "' 20o. -4 Fruit of the Loom, b)leachedl 5tc. liversido Plaids 4.1o. SimpsonI Prints 4e. Lrmerican Indigo Prints '4c. ;hirts worth SI.25 at 75c. iirts worth 75c. It 40e. ihirts worth 5i0c. at 37c. ;uspondors wvorth 25e. at I6e. inspondiers w~orthi 20o. at lOe. len's Cravats worth 50 at 25c. rie's Collars worth 15 at 10c. [en's Collars worth 124 at 8e. 'ablo D)amask worth 50Oc. at 35o. 'able Damask wvorth $1.00 at O5e. ~orsots wvorthi $1.00 at 6ltc. orsots worth 50c. at 35c. orsots worth 25c. at 15o. ants worth $3 00 at $2.00, ants worth $1.25 at 75c. W~Call and see us of en. Inc.Joqes.1 Nowberry. March 2,18im9 ONE W In S in this city has seen the famous R & G Corset i Journal, Munsey's, Deli March magazine, and k of the important facts a does not stretch." We have in stock a go R A G C and will be pleased to sl woman in seven"-and also. The new R & G numt corset, is one of our mo sells at the popular one 3. 3*. L. M.SI Next Door to Heral --DEAU ALL KINDS OF MARE hy GR HEADSTONES, IRON --AL Metallic, Rosewood an< CASKETS C Service in this line I DAY OF Next Door to Heral NifWBi'RY, Dispensary and Excell.e Quality -and Pric Fine 'Whiskeys, FOR FAA All Grades Cheaper thai Save Money and Get 11 Send in i Particular Attentior DISTIlI2SR ANID M1 NO. 2 PFACH' Columbia Busil COLUMEl [ltstablisl: T1he vast and( increasing businiess serie of t.housands of experts whici tho ranks of the young people. The aind consequently live in luxury anid come from that class of the young per literary education. The aim of the ..COLUMBIA BUSI is to prepare young ladies and gentle Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Ce Arithmetic and all C that apply directly to the business aft No old time copying methods are rect and Shorthand courses are the mosti best business men. Tfhey Roeurio an start to finish. Our graduates are fuli position and are supplied with placer specialty in securing our graduates g done in this matter. The College har any time. Board very cheap. If yo, Shorthand educatic n, send for our fre sired. Address, W H. NEWBERRY. M. A., Pri 'OMAN advertisement of the n The Ladies' Home neator or some other nows, therefore, some bout "the corset that od line of ORSETS low them to the "one to the other six women er 397-the short-long st popular styles, and dollar price. rOO TEN. DEERS, d and News Office.) ER IN ILE id ANITE MONUMENTS, RAILINGS, ETC., ETC. ,sO I Cloth Covered Burial ind CASES! 'romptly attended to a NIGHT. ld 'and News Office, -- -- S. C. 0. P. Houses I in both es in the Line of Wines and Beer I ILY USE. i at 0. P. Houses ! You te Best by Buying of UEd rour Order. SPaid to Mail Orders, 10LESALE DEIILER., L'REE STREET, r .A., c-A.. iess College ! IA, S. C. edI 1894.] Ltorprisos of our count ry require the mnust constantIy be recruited fr<.m y ah1 vays receive the largest salaries ifflueuce. But these recruits must pie who have a good business and NESS COLLECE.. monel for just such1 places as8 these. miner'Cial Law, Commrercial orninercial Branches airs of life, are thoroughly taught, gniized in our School. Our Business nodern and are endorsedI by our d hold the studentsa initerest from ly"qalified for holding any busines, whenever desired. We make a od positions and will not be out no vacations. Students can enter i are interested1 in a B3usiness or e cataloguo, mfentionling courso do. is,, . . nOLUInA, . 0