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. EWiEitY I1AiltKET. Corrected every Tuesday and Friday, by 1)SUmmer101 Bros. M .. at..... ....... (( N-je. M o l e s ........................... 7c. H.......................... 10(a124o. Best Lard ............... ........... 74<8Ao. Best Molasses, ow crO)...... 600. Good Molasbus..................... 25(i35c. Corn-1 ................................... 6-50. M ul .......... . . ......... ........... 600. fay.............. . .. ................ 75o. W heat Bran........................ $1.00. I Ft Patent Flour.................. $5.00. 2nd Best Flour.................... $4.50. S'rait F l........................ *4.95. Good Ord hi ary Flouir...........9 f ';0(6A.00. suigar .................. ..... ......... ir ) 6tu)1c. Rico .................................... (I(84c. ColYc ................................. 10( )20c. Cotton seed meal, per sack... $1.00, 13al [ulls, p rcwt.............. :30c. Country Produce! 111it.t-or. por lb ..................... 15(a)20c. IEggs, por dozen ................. loc. U mKuns, ach.................... 121(20c. Peas, per bushel....... .......... 55c. (orn, per bushel.................. 55c. Oats, p r busl.................. 40(1)500. Sweet potatoes .................... 40((650e. Turkeys, per 0) .................. 6(() 8c. Fodder, per cwt .................. 50(cy77c. Isticklen's Anc 3le The best aitlve in the worlit for Cuts Itniisem. 8ores, leers, Salt Rhoui leovvr Rovt, Tetter, Chapped Hands 0%ibisihi, Corns, andt( all Skin Erup ti mc, and ptositively cures Plies, or no py reqmed. It is guaranteed to give ,r-o-of -6fnwtion or money refutided. Price 25 cents per bx. For sale by Robertson & Giier and W. E. Pelham. The Commercial Bank CAPITAL 50,000 Having ndded a Savings - Department, Will pay interest on all deposits, at rato of four per cont. per annum, under rogiittlions of said Depart nmont. JNO. l. KINARD, Pros. Z. F. Wion-r, Cashier. A Uotel (Auin-g. Mr. H. C. 1ardiin has sold h)is inter est in t.he Newherry Hotel to Mirs. M. E. Cook and son, A. .1. Cook. M rs. Cook and son will keep the hotel up to the high stantlard it has already reaelied ad if possible make iiprove ments. "l r'he Newherry" is one of the best, in the State and M rs. Cook has no equtl as a hostess. iptiKe aid Lot. for Sale. For terms and piarticulars apply to fWt, tf )r. James M. Kibler. Wantedl! 0iteliable mianl for Alanager of B3ranch Oilice I wish to openl in t,his vicinity. If Your record is 0. K. here is a good o1ining. Kindly mention this pApUr when Writing. A. T. Momuls, Cincinnati, 0. Ill ustratc(l catalogue 4 ets. posta.-e. In New Quarttil-. '. dar1111id Schol0t'Z has moved an1d in ai few days will he straightened out in his unew quarters, the store lately oc cupied by the Newberry Clothing Comapany. H-e wantIs his friends and the pu blic generally to call atroundt to see himi at, his new pilace of business where he hopes to show a hetter and moure sc1Ceet stock and to better ad van tage thani heretofore. We liuy. Womol, wvashed and unwvashed, with burrs or without and hides andi pay the h ighcat market, price. Call and t.&f ti. SUMMER JUtOS. Mr. Noahl Taylor, who on Sunday, the 5t.h inst.. in No. 9 township, shot, hiis wife anid at,teinpted1 to commit sui .chle, has been arrested and released on bonid in the stum of $500, the warrant for hiis atrrest haing iii been p)laced( in ithe hands of the Sheriff. M'~ rs. Taylor is saidl to be in a serious conidition aund it is feared that she will not recover~ from her wound. One of the oldest and best Guanos on the market is the Navassa brand, for sale by Edw. R. Hipp. -tf It.'s a Ilianty. Tlhe [Herald and News preiumii Roek '[1i1i iBuggy is now on exhib)ition at 0d w. IA. Ilipp's store. Call andl see it an 3 y13ouI will see ai beauty. Some su1bscibr [mo 10,his paperW Is geloig to get thais buggy iad tall it, will cost h im will be a year's subscription to Thle Hebrald and News. Whlen you call to see tbe bugmtgy ask to s0e the harmness--the sec 1)nd( premilumn- and the pumnpk ins, at, which you are guessing the number of pered they czontaini. R oad1 the ofYer of preiumis in aniother~ column. Fresh Seedss Our Seeds fresh. All 1898 papered Seed de stroyed by fire. Call for Landredth's fresh Garden Seed, datel1899 All true types. Pill-l1ill AC'VI -' .(op. - , ii uE.r ys~ a'. lIleIt I mwothids T r n) A ypi .m rif el ov no ' . GsREEN?'S ONbC UuVs K..\tlanta,.On, VARIOUS ANJ) ALL Amm,UT. The reportor inagines he ears wed ding bells in the not far distance. Mrv. L". W. 1"loyd left, on Monday, on a )111in108! trip to North Carolina. Col. Thos. W. Holloway, of 1m1aria, spent at few hour-s In the city yester day. The gar-doirs have beenl busy the patst, fow (lays putting in potatoes an,(d other seed. Mrs. Daggett, of Wilmington, N. C., Is in Newberry spending a while with her daughter, Mrs. J. E,. Norwood. Hamn's Wizard Oil Company closed a week's engagement here Sat urday night and left on Sunday for Laurens. They have a good show. Several sinners plead guilty to Iett.y oflences on Monday mornilng IIIO helped out the city treasury one dollar each. Tihe Alba liywood Concert com plany-an unlusial attracttion-at the op era ihouse on A pril 3d. It is a Iigh class entertainment. Mr. 1. S. Whatley has the contract, and has begun work on Mr. P. .J. Voss' residence on the old Male Academy lot. The Woodwin-Warren Company will appear at the opera house on Wednes day and Thursday nighth of t,his week. This is a good company. "A 13reezy Ti.ie," one of the best comedies oin the road is booked to ap pear here on the 21st inst. It will give you something to laugh over all sum Mr. James A. LZIser was pardoned from the count.y chain gang on Friday last, 10th, the result of untiring efforts on the part of hiis attorneys, Messrs. Ilunt & 1-1unt. Mr. C. M. West has made an llterta tion in his pIlIS aIld illsteadU of I cot tage will erect a handsome two-story d welling on the old Lutheran church lot. UI. C. L. Blease has presentd the H.xcelsior Fire Company with a hatid S0m0 and valaltble picture, "Our He roes ad Our Flags," which is aitppireci ated by the firemen. Dr. M. A. len wick has returined from tie northern Imarkets and ,will tell the readers of Tile Herald and News something of the bargains he secured for thel in a few (lays. NIrs. Itebecea Brown, of Norfolk, Va , is spcnding- at while, ill Newberry with Ier many friends. Nrs. Brown moved from Newberry a few years ago and her frients itre glad to see her. Mr. .1. 1). Davenport is handliig a .'ry large aimoull of fertilizer this Seison. lie repl-ceselts at good strlonI CONIpany anIId tle farmers Will do well to give him Ia call before pure'lhasilg. NI r. John S. 1 ir- halts been 'tploinited postmaster at Cokesbry. iis many friends in Newberry will he glad to hear of.his appointment. [He served Ourk' town for Imaiy years and1 made an eli0ient City Clerk indil treasurer. Ed. Kingsincre trips around on the eaves of tile Opera house like at bird. WVell, "KIing"' is~ a bird sueenourh and he's the "'bird" to do the needed work up t.here, for he knlow hS1is bulsinelss. Several p)ersonls aLround townl were somiew.hat agit,atedl yester'day over the rep)ort of dead ratu havinlg been~ found in the dispensar'y whliskey tanik inl Co lumbia. Those whlo nlever drin1k ha ld no occasionl to worrIIy, Al iss Bessic i iser' is expect,ing her, ne0w stock of iliinery', etec , that she~ selectedl whlile at tile North ia few wveeks ago, to arive in IL dlay or t,wo, and she hopes to naIve it opened upi this week. Mlr. Law%son Goggans, son1 of Cit,y Clerk Goggans, wh'lo left, her'e aL few mon11ths ago toI accepti a pos ition w ith exprs iicompanIl )ily inl Florila, has( beer pr1omIoted from 011ico clerk 10 route L agent between .J'eksonlville and Wash ingt.on, 1D. C., th.e mlost, impIortant. r 01n tihe systemi. Newherry boys alwayl come to tIhe fr.nt. ANNUAL SPRING OPENING Thursday, 16th inst. We will enIdeavor to mfaklo thit event of initerest to you arnd cordiaill' invito y'ou to alttenld. Yours truly, C. & G. S. MOW ER Co. W ANT 'I-Rliiable salesmen to sel our'001 complt,h linie of Paintns, VarnIlishe1s( etc. Good1 pos5i tion and libera'lI termii for r'ightl man11. Addre i'ss "WX WV. Stoddaird & Co., Cleveland, Ohio. IK'envelil-Nor i'll. I lelativyes of the flamily inl NewheIrr hiave r'ece ived'( inlv'iat.ions8 to ile mat11( riago of Mr i. Jaimes George Leavellt MIiss 10lla Nor'rellI at the firIst 1Presby terIIin churlich inl Houeston, TJexa(s, n Wednlesdlay evening, March :'2, 1b91 Tihe bridis aSI (dautghteri of Mr'. an Mr is. Geo WV. Norell, oIf lioustonl, anu ,hie gr'ooml is tile eldecst son1 of Hey. D) and1( MrIs'. Wmil. Hayne II Leaveei, wvh haive ma11ny reh'itive aOnd11 firiends i Newber'ry, Mr. Leavell bieing Ia son Col. John aIt. I Lvel of 0our town. D)i Leavell Is pastor' of thle first l'iresh, terian chulrchl of Houston. To LI bride and gr'oom T1he Herl'd andl New extendsI con)gratulattions. nnd Whit,key IPabl 'ur.' l at hen n it OH 1?. M WOOLJILEY C' A Firo Near 8iver Street. On last Thursday night about, one O'VOUCk tbe resi1denc(3 belon1ting to Mrp. b. (. Spearman, Sr., known as tho whiit house place, near Silver Strect, wits destroyed by fire. The house was ocpied by "Mr. SpearaI's Sol), Mr. W. I I 8peamnai, who lostall hil house hold goods. Vlien the fir was dis covered ih. had gained such headway that tho oo'cupaints of the hlouste ba l.-1y aliad timlie to escape viu. their ives, oie iavi.g to ei--aopu in theilr nigh lt clothing. The fire orivtinated about the center of the hall in the cell ing hetween the first ittid second storits, skippo.sed to havo been eaused by rats. Ail that Mr. Spearman eucceeiled in saving was one beflt ul, to io wash btand, three (Iluilts and his wife's piano, the pianlo. however, wats conSlidterably dumaged, being scorched by the fire. Mr. Spcarman Vs tin.atevs h1' loss at $1,000 - no Insuranie. Ile is a youi.ng tiarried man, just startt!d out in life and the loss to h1ii is heavy. lie re quests us to tiiank his neighbors and fricn(s for ai( ai kiininess extendid 'Timn LittieH of Loi teioeS Cliatstch, Will give a hot supper for the bene lit of the church it the residence of Mr. and .Ors. W 11. Wendt on the evei nling of March 31st. 1louis from 5 to 12. Public invited. Froam Prnt1,ihg ofict, to sw Milt. Mr. Surry Shockley, a young man who has held a posit,ion as compositor in Tie lerald and News office for the pist eighteenI months, has severed his connection with us, having bought, half interest in a saw mill otitlit with his uncle, Mr. I. ). Shockley, and will hereafter follow the sawmlill blisiness throughout the county. They have their saw now in operation on the Jacob 1'erki[ls )laCC, about a mile anl a half froi towII. MI. Shock ley is a deservipng young -man and we wish himl success in his new line of businesq. MILLINERY! Mliss Bessio Riser is opening u) it Now and well Selected Line of Mil. linery, in the store recotitly oceupied by the Newberry Clothing Co., nud will be glad to liivo the ladies call. A Ner.wi i'.sen.o i Mt'. G. F. Long, who lives I Ilr town, caeic near 'osing his residen by tire on last Friday night. MI. Long rets restless some times durinL the nights, and gets up and walk." about tho place. "Last Priday night Inte in t.be night he awoke and could not go back to siep, so he got up and Was Wtalicing aroutid in his yar,l when be saw a light in his kitchen, which upon inve-Stigation proved to he the kitchen on fire. 'I'l cook lid taken t,le ashes from the slove and placed tilemi un1ler it in it wooden hox and the floor. had ignit,ed and was burinting riglit along. iosin was dropping from t,he walls and ceiling and inl at few min utes the whole house would have been in 1lames, as the kitchen is inl an (Il itdjoi ninog the chvelli n ,. M r. L ong has watt.er wor'ks in hiis house anid hud little t.rouble in extinguishing t,he llames. H1owver, lie had a narruow eape. MISS SESSIE RISER ...WILLh HIAVlk A... New Line of Cholco Mill.nory ('(n.e and w,e tIhe pret ty hats and3( fancy art icles. At Ltie res id ece of Lthe br ide's nioth er', M's. S. A. WVooten , 3t1 ('ast,leberry street, Miss A lice 'T. Wooteni anld Mr. 11. Ml. 1"oote were' uit ed in m3arr'iage laLst eveing by Itev. D)r. WVilliamcson, of the I'irsst, ('br istiani i 'eben ih It, was a quiet, home wetlinig, wvitz necsscd by3 only a few r'elativyes itndt imi. med iate friends of the bride and gloom, Lohengrin 's Wedd ing MIarch wats de ligh tfully rendered by3 Miss Love, ae comnpan13ied by litt,le Mast er D)avih Love. Tb'e bride, ia pre'tty and pop)13 lar' younig wvoman i, looked( the pict,i rt of loveliness in p ure' whlito organudit andt bridal veil, carrying ia houqjuet, 0 br'ide's roses. Thie hr idegrooni isa well knowni and highly esteemed yount;.l manti of Atlanta. iIe is secretary o i"oote's Liriunk factory. A fte' 1.he1 ceremo)0 )3y thie gue(sts 5 'e pirei'd to the dining room, whler'e ai eleganit su pper'1 L a ited tbem. The youn iig coul 1e were thben reci pi en ts of man y vatluab ole p'esenits. The; will be at, hiome to Lbheir' friends Sun s (13a3, March 12. They3'l havte inanii friends who wish for themi long life ani Mr. 1I001.e is the younigest sonl of Mr M. I'oot e, who wvas for' miany years r'esideint of Newb,eirry and t.hefai still hias many fiendsi] in L,his eoun33 Tlhoe leorald and News extendos congi'aI uilationis to the youn3 g couple.1 1Guano! Acid! Cotton Seed Meal S It, will pmy you to see us hofot buyl)intg. - f tIf Huimmier Br'os. One of the oldest an' best Guanos on th market is the Navass ~brand, for sale b .Edw.n R. Hipp, tf Aa E4tem.i Frio-it . A fie r ti" 're acierm litat 1itv I'vpultle, in Not All With tile 're-ait"r0. Mr. idlitor: This is Imly first, attellipt at, niewspi per writing. I woltId not write this if L hadi not seen one or two pieces ill your- Imperl of last week. I notie ill an editt'ial in Prkida. 's Her aid and News the killing of young Cartledge In Cohilibia; you ask the que6tionl, "W ha,t is tle veliedy for tie exist-ing evili of today, etc., nld If the rIilemedy vl be founld in statutory en act I'n t,. t ans% er, no. I am Iinlined to th itik youl lars as to want of Imloral t iilrng is -:"e 1101h00e tlouble IlOes. I also notice few words in Kay's letter, nl( Irig pretty muchlell, thu s.init tiles L , onIls. The troul le is not, altogethler with tie paretlLs (Soitetilies Ve feakir there is At lOOS121it'i inl our IiitAi teChings 111k, wlher, It Ilay be il t.bm chool, butl, wu bviieve it, is in) the om. d toriltl). 'Ile editor tay he right, so ar as he gos. There is no doulbt but there is a I. k of imioral tiiilikiing, both in tle solubo"' anld ill the hoiv, and probably it I .ay be in a small degree in tie(, falilure of the c outs to punish tho criiinla 4, but. we fear that the lack tf morat: tnininr and teaching is where the troulibl lies. We know that, there are at gr'eat, many peope who Will not agr-ee with us in what, we a1e going to b1ay, but we propose to i'w to the 111ne aild let the chips, fall where they please. Onle of thie greatest hindrances to advainced elvilization anil Cliriatility is the heathenish doctriles that are prociaimned from the pulpit. of the lre seit, diay. Thle crilvi doctrinez, of enld less t.orture; octrincs that make (eod a pearIll 1.0 111n aLS It 1,.1ra,nie(tI, etiUl master ilstead of a just ai loving F'a ther; o1e Who will mncle otit, justLiec to all people. We kmow that prohibition does not prohibit: we know that StLaU t.ory laws (o )ot. keep people froi comi iit,tinig erntes: Ileitller does telling a mnal thalt if he dors nlot, (Illit, tinning and do better lie will ie tpunished in hell forever, Imlake him a butter man, Soeitimiles lie trics to Imlake himsell think he is doili-r btter so that lie ea escape the awfil dooml) Whihl ltwltitL him iLL tit gruave. le joins the cu11c11h -cots to churebC reguilaly:N payNs MhL prom-ber; cake licmunionl; I mu11st. <h all this to e-vaLlw tie terriblei falte thlal awaits 11o. Anoithei great trouble is we have S( mlany m1en1 ill the pulpit, today who arm totally uiilit. for te lplave. They lool, ait thle I)ulpIit ats an1 OUpation101, IiVinX Ivleaching is todliay U Irofe-ssionl ilStea,t( of IL Callilng, anIld fre'(4 e(u11atioln to youn1 len w Who will 111kce preacbers of theii selves is one cause of the trouble her< mnitioned They will get, up in the pulpit anlif Loll abolit Iho widow givilig hier lits lite, stLnlihV with 0)Uen 1anDd 114 0open11 illotl readly to ta( the last, 0en from Some poor, fellow who just a fev moments befor' they have coisiined tj aln endless holl. Whenevel the peopi stop) payi3ng fori such1 preabinIlg 1and( del untnld somet01 inig boatter, wo will hav' mlore0 mora'iti y, but julst, aS long us w< hav1 e tis ki11 .1 of prne;a'hing fr'oin ou1 that. pr(1aeb I s shOul b I paid( 51uel large salari' u s t hey ret i. o for wha lit lie they do.. From11 $50'' t' $1,000 po anniru.n for bout, t,wo hoturs ta1lin 'neb week and a gZoodl part, of thlat, mone)I1yI L tlk 'The luij')rity of t.h preaeberi Cls of? toth ry'101 e id (131 of commlioni saU ried mantl whio is al1way ready13 to (ii one job for a ben.tt.erl p) in g one. W lien ever' a1 preil-heri gets call to at betl.c'r place lliuiu t.he one h) hol s you1 w. ill soon1 h' lat im say the' II t.he 14)3rd hats calledit him1 to a 3new liel of labor. 'They wanit big satlaries Lihat Lhey can Iivye in ilInxin-ry, ri'ise thiic clhildrn3 in1 idhlness, senid them33 ofl I linte cotlleges to 0(1ducat,e the..m aind tenie them1311 to i hn 1.h3emiselvyes heter t.ha 2 the poor' pe.opile whoi hav wiIL orIIked hariL donle. We do not, meanLi to say that prel'0 (ers shold( prl01eeb fosri nathIig, for n. thliink whlen a prleacher' l ii goodl or and1( de0votes hiS .me1 to thd goold wvor lie shoul b)' pidl w'hat ever' the pe~op * e able to1 ipaiy him i. To's inisure beltt Lime and5ili belts.'e m'liorL t,rat ining let liaw'' an ex0tc 5f iniISUSLii TheIIeah at New's by the Ilev. WV. I. i irber't, Newer'ry, soti me ago if all1 01 as5 thaltL we wVould( 80(on see ai markt'i di 0ference. We ha1ve someil gloorl 331 pleaisure'( of hiearing somia fine sermolt free fromnS) l somuch nonsensle. 1I. 11. .1. iHsats th le lIamuike. Mlr. A. (. Thoma)rlis, of Alarysvili Te(x., hias foulisl a1 more0 vatluale (d K lod(1I ko0. I'o r yeaIrs Ihe suffheredl i 11o1( atgonsy firin (113nsump1 ir), a1cent paiedO( by hemliorrIhag'i; and11 was1 a -soltl'y ciu:ed by3 Dri. Kinig's New I) Si)overy for ( onsumptrion111, Conghs i = (ahaIs. iii' dels'lares that goldl Is of li valltin 1complihiarisonI w'.ith this maiirvi 1))3i unr ; wuih ha ve it, even'5 if i e'I a i3hudred di 'ias a hi )3 tie. A\Sth laronituiiis wml oIlliara and la11 i alieelions areS 10 ) po.itively i-ured by I Kig's Ni w )iseoveriy fior Conlsun t ion Tru'ial hottLess free at lobe rt s ,& (Iide-r's and(1 Pe'lha 3n's D rug 8tor A I('gulhar size 50( (ets., and3( $1 00. Ou; (t;ipp(e. (1 15 C orh aIns ob..I; 3-.', dose cent'sl< t, alei' dru gts Guaranteeda noiin 01' 3130103 rofinel. t&fii $75 GIVEN AWAY, A HICK 1(11t 10UV AllhOAUrtiV PIMP:i TO,40UMi l 4RaFi TRIM4.11CC OillCet P11MI(A. Tho HeraldI and Nows has always bovin averto to coitioinitill offers. I Inl fact, wo havo o never dont, it and do not itoid to. Wo hav., howeyver, mar11o anl Ur rategoimint. with tho Rock Hlill BuiggfN Company by which wo can offor ono of their R5 buggies to our subscmrib - 11r8 b1u0111t 1ly freo. Wo w ai t. overy su hie nlr r on o l 1 books and evory w11m stilmeribor to havo aill opportiltlity to guill thki capi tall prizo. The buggy will bo oil exliblition at nio storo or Mr. .mw. it. II ipp 18 soon ats it. Itr-rives from Rlock liill. Tho Conditfionls on which I his lggy, will bo givon aro: Wo propose to fsveclro two largo pumpkims uldti overy portion who pays oao ymir'msiihsriIp tionl to Tiho Herald and News he tweet now and tho first diy of April will bo givoll Oneo guss it It 11h nu bor of seed inl tho two ptimpkins. Theio ono who colles ietrest to tho imibor of soods ill tho two puimp kins will bo givenl the buggy. 1aIch guess to bo writt-n inl ink oi tho ( hack of an onlvelope and thw na1111o of tho portion written oil i slip of paper and puit inl tho tnvelopo, tho I onvoloptl smalmd anld de'pos4it4,d inl at1 ballot box, which is to bo lockod awl1 kept. locked until the award is made. Every porson who pays as muii chi s $1.50, on1 year's mubscription, to hm outitlopod to o g1loss. Thoso who are inl arrors 1114 paly baick (l11w.8 to havo O11 giloss for mach $1.10 tivy p1l. If yOu canlnot piy back dues you Can1 givo us youir notte for bnack dles and ha1vo one guess for t his your I which youl pay, ill alk dluos mu11st bo arran11god inl ord44,r to (11titlo you to ia Thoso who ha11vo paid inl advau.1co canl hiv at glel by paN 'ng for anlother year for which thoy will be given credit. We havo seenrod pimpkilis hocausI it will give our out of tho counly stuliscribers tin opportunity to guess for thoy will know as much ihot tho numbor of sCod ill the0 )llk)inIS 118 t1Hs who soo I'hoim. Those who livo roecitly settled for their paper by calling igin and aying enough to riu thir suibscrip. tion to Apri! Ist, 1900, will b il lowed to guess also. We will allso givo a1s at Second prize at Set of I llggyv 111n('s vhILied at S1 2. 70 and1( a thIird prlZo.L of ai batIre of flour, and1( a fourt h priZio of on1( yOe's subl r cript in oi1 The Ilorald anid Nows. 1h0 can1 only seculroe (1p rize e vet t.hough his g18 uesses' were nea1re'st, th corr)1ect numbe113r of seed inl t heo Iwo e plunplkinsH. TIhe bnggy al tIhl hiarniess wil bo1 8 put onl exhlibitionl ait Ed1w. I. .1 lipp's atoro nd h pump is will bo tIborI' also15 if yon( desiro1 to see. themIl. Thllisl is an1 opislrtunlit y you1 will nIiot. oftent haSve to seCIuro a nico4 Ihulggy andlt at the) 111 sa 1 timIo got ai lgood newspaperj)( i ait, the ( regulaSr Sprice. r (Csll at theo ollico andl pasy yourI 0 subscrip1tionl and1 register you r volto. h Thtose who find( it inicIYoeint to a theUir guesseH and1( wO wvil soo that 111 . A fter t.i he gue ss-sre (clos(1ed acomS e mri1ttee of dlisinIterested perso80li w ill o e appom))Iirt(d( and asked0( to opien thle c awavsrd the11 )riZes. I'Free Puls,4 (I SentlI your 51(iress4 to Il. 1. lIntckI('n bo fl)r. K(1ing's New lIife PiIs.A tra ill con1vince youi of 1ih-Ir meirits. 11r 'lTese 41 Ii are ('asy in 8e'i a4) nt are1 15 Il ('or4Isipt 1(on 1111( Mi('k leI( ache4'll. lir .\laa ia awI 51(1l faver I roubles0 they have111 15 bee prIov('( inenvuilable. T' 'y arel o' guarante14'(( to bel pierfsecl f*' e froml '18 every (lOk'Ietrion: i'-nbsinnee an14i to4 be( bsy thieir sacton b(11ut. bsy givlig 1(one4 to t.be s4tomach101 and1( bo4weIs gre(:41 ly iInvi i orate the0 sysin 11. JegtIl:t 11 ize5/ 254'. petr box. Moh(I ll Itobhertsonl & (Ii <I(Ir 2: Buist's Prize Medal le -Garden Seeds Ocpapers for 5c. "Peas and Beans in obulk, and Red and SWhite Onion Sets, for f,;. sale cheap at ")1 JOBlEIlT'SON & "ILDE)il t'S ri- D)rug Storo(. Sublsrho t.o the Dlineahtor'11 through ine0, it co,1St .10 b- s. S. . \Vooten ii. 25 The ri'at, values in (111' 1 eintIant1 to l)epar't.mleni tl re going lastt. Buffalo Bicucies! $40.00 ENVOY TH he 'hi ME(xtel f:1- surpass es Tl '99 Moo fill'I CVII. 1)11 itt my I Iic ,yclo vver built.. Qur-lity bette .r t,h:ll uver. RL EETWING. Newberry, S. 0. 'THARLEY STORM." 01-1.r col-bri tet Jack, 1 , han11lds igh, will stand tho vnsining 8-11sonl t. miur stabls itt. i,vfiat, Lau vis Coity, S. C. This: Jack is ully registvi.fd. T1ri..s: $10.00. hllins11-ure dn o stnid and skick. T. J. DAVENPORT & BRO., 2mio Bolfast., S. C. Guaranteed Analysis! Best high grade starnd ard Fertilizer on the market. Guaranteed -analysis. A vaihblu l'h1os. Avid, 8 pel c. Ammononia, - 26 per eon t. P(')tashI, - 2 pwr cont, See guaranteed analy sis on bags before buy ig. EVANS & WILBUR, Stop that Hack! li;orr it is too iatv. Thm timo tu Utekl i cold iA whbn it, is just begin ning. A bott Io of iobortsonti Coipouind Coighl Syrup if tikein it. the r~i t time1 wVill saivi yout at so.(I illnew.t IitI. give li.tan~V t re lifri, t ha t ~itngoo ih' rawnemsst of t t ghoods tat, monst whhaecld ay, ind ofyfnpes te ta t'resonly lowns pric.e Jewlry, SilverA and1,,|' Siler-latdru wtre a-nnbd wCuet Gaisfy ayo Silver r o eties Doll and recevin oe everydscripon.evr Com, andfe temin myastcke,Clcs Jewelry, Silveand ilvrpatdwr Sp cacleA Eyglase (nd Cut Glssan my,'t *il stck. ROCK HILL IUCt.Y C'f0 I Edw. B. Hipp. Aget Newberry. - S. t h Of your Spring pur chases we desire to tUrn your face in the r;ght direction. TowRi Mower's, In1 orldor to bettor ictcomplish thi object- we plaeo on Sut sa )Ilo<lay Ono caso finle printed (Ieked Orgalldio ait.\ Wil they0 YIA; 30 PiOCOH 'reich Oragadios at 19e., thesk Woro regardod vvry cllelp Ilast Healsonl at, 2 ', bvitifuil, bright now styles. SpyvildidI lin., All-wool Bl1ack (Cro. PMIH, mll. prici l ac., lowest, prico over- knownt oil ti,hio goolds, l(iforo this sido wais (3 1.00. Wo wint ylou to Como anld S0 th1's o tee LhAv )TE IA . he'y aro oxactly as it Ie-ised. Watch our ad. col Umn, we promise to make it interesting and profitable to you dur ing this season. It is our aim to place on sale from time to time some specials. So watch us. Yours truly, is making a LIAm ILV k 0O RILlNTi1ER (000II IN Clothing, Furnishings and Heavy Shoes. This is a genu inme Bargain sale, as he must have room for his Spring Stock Be sure to call and inspect of the bargains you can obtain at Jorliesoif's