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10. 1I. ALULL. EDlITOR. IMP'ORTANT NOTIC1E. L,ast winter The Illrahcl ant News gave aw:ay a buggy, a b)arre1 of Ilour and a set, of harnwes. inl ordicr to indue)e subsetribers to )1y 1uIp. It. paid Is to give away these articles. Ihtt this year' tlhere will be noI p remill iums offered or any guessing devices to indllce sulb scribers to pay us what they arl'e due. I have always lcen opposed to offerin,g pre''lnms or to clubbin with otlecr periodicals, taking the position that it was better to have fewer sulhscribers and to have them heelluse they wanlted The Ilerald and News rather l"hanl to have a large list who had subscribed in order to get something else. On this principle I have labored trying to make Such it Ia1)er" that, the people want, and Since my connectioll with Tihe l1lerali and News the sulbsc"rip)tiol Ii't Iias grown from (WI) to over 100. But to the point. '.I'his na3ticc is written to say that I want, those Stub scribe's who arc in arrears to p a' up or to pay solething. A great miinyn have been carriicd for sevelal years without paying anything. Now we must have some money, and we want our subsribers to help uts rais'ue it. If you can't pay all of it. pay sonwthing. I alun) 1101 going to send stateients to) those sh-e'ibers who live in the eon11 ty, for I shall exp).!Ct thcm)i to call at the ollice. The price of the palilr is $1.5t) a year, 1ublished twice a week Cotton is selling at n'arly Lwice what you exh)ected it would, and1)1 I amll sure ev.r':, subseriber in this count.y (1n11 pay at least, for One year1". I hate to paL 1. with ily sub scril rs, but if tluse who are far in arrears do not,show 5o111e lis l cosition to jIay somnething an some al )'eciatioll of lmly having sent t hwm the p ap)ers all these ycars I shall cut thii oil' the list. I would like to retatin o'ery subscriber, but, it costs silile thillg and whe1l're there is not. even shown .t sniall apl reeationl of the pa per I ::hall stop :end1ig it. I fil that conditions atre such this fall thIt every subseriber enn l ay sorn(lthing, and I shall confident.ly ex1pect soithiog" fron every oli betweenl now and the end of the ycar or (ake it to mlleal that you do not intenl to) pay anything. D)uring mny absencc mly brotlh-r, Alr. 14. h nulllnua Aoil, will luok aftLr the business and will receipt you Ifor" su Scr'ip tions. I have also inist 'ucte \I Ir. 'John V. iiarhardtto take the ,tluscrip tion list withI him and relind delin i1lents that we ex eeted sottie loncy. The people of Newberry have been very kind to mne and I apr)'eciato it m1or'e t.hanl I can s-ay. I have labored1 hard and unselfishly for the upbuilding and adVIancemlenlt, of every interest, of the town and eouniity. 'lhecre have been times when I have felt that these el'orts were not appreciated, but that has not diverted me in Lhe Ieast from my pur pose to promote L thut avainceenet of m11,y town and coulnt.y. There is one way now in which you cann show your appre)LcCition, and1( that, is to conie for wardI'( 1and pay~ yiour subscr'i ption. I heed it, 0or I woulId ni ei'er iuenition thec mtatter'. D1o not disapiniiit mie. parldon of lu il11 i'Iit ji', I am glad whoii wentt. to New Yoi'k r'epre.sentLed il:e old l'almetto Staite "' wIel l dpayed soi imtpor'tan t Ia part, ini the D)ewey cele lbratlin. Thet y kept, Southt CaroiIna to thte fi'onit. 'lThis wais the biggest, t,h ing Ne'w Yor'k has ever had11, and10 that is saLying a1 great del. it~ was1 not1 so muILch alt ovaLtIi toi tite man1 l)ewey as It wIas the naalI i'omIttander' and A nmer'i Cant valor. Th'le Southt (Car'olina boys areC C eeted htoime todaly, and( 1 see it. hinted that thtet'e is to be a little dem- Il ontstrattion her'e Otl thtel Ii'rturn,l I am1( I sorrIy niow that, I cold ni ot, go withi Il T1heO bondsmenli'h or C ol. Neal-- Messes. Wilie JIones, I'. II. Ilalltiwanuger anduL I WV. S. Il'pe-ipaid to AttLornIey Generals Jelliger $2,812.-11, the shIortage of (Col. e. Neal for wh1 ih they areC lile. Tihe I ceckst wereI' turn'ied overi to te Attor'- t noy Gener'al on Satur'day. Se nator ai Tillmian ha Is also0 senIt htis chlLeck for u $100.00 the amount he owedl t he pieii. S tenItiariy for brick hats and so on. Thle 'I toLitalImout,h ciharged by thLe committee ai against Col. Ne al was1 aboit, $1 1,0009 t but, thte bank wh ich cashed teome worth less notes will lose about,(1 $5,000 aui~l then thte balance is accounted fori' A bad paperCi, notes and1( aiccounts that QUit- Si not be collected. Thten thore ai'o somei it mtore claints atgIinIst Stattesment whto i'e- V ceede ai't,ices fr'om the iponitentiar'y a which they eithter forgot to pay for er IL thought, Cot. Neal was mtaking them p present, or' else they could not get hhnt to sund bills. At any rate bilis have now been sent, and they htave been 1: asked to reanlt, and 1f they do not, Gen, ta IUeiiingei' will enter suIt and( pr'oceed o to take judgment. I do not t.hink the a bank should1( loso the mioniey onI the b worthless notes, but that is thte law, ai and thte A ttorney General is only st,and- r lng on t legal r'ightts of t,he State antd ti trying to enfoi'ce thtemt. Neither shoLuld b the bondsmen paiy thtIs money. the al banks lot the State have the motney on g' the endorsemlent of Col. Neal as Super- Y intendent. He htad no right to borrow 1:1 money. The nlotes are not worth atny- bi thing. The bank advanced theo money N on them and they say the bank must T lose it. That wilt till tie adjusted laIer. di But this does noli stop the cr'iminal M proueont,ion. The cnane will como .m .. it lite ielialllt court turing the liat er p art. of ti i noon ti h * * "(co. Newsomne andt MieN1I1,g Vineent, Lt'o eolored boys, were fined $5 eacii for junping (in ani oif of trains ''A siinilar case was made out, against \'incent. on t.he 2.th. anil he got a see 1ntl d" for that,." I cut the above items fromi an ex liharnre. 'T'hey Iave no valtl as iew itemts. They Itl- sii);ly suggestive. If Newbettrry has no such oriinanve it is tite she was passiiig one. ITis julin ping on and oil trins is a niisance and should be prohibited. There w:s nice upon a timle an ordinance to pre veInt loaling at. Lhe depot at Newberry, bu1it i supplose that has been repealed for several years. Boys w11o have no thiing to (o hut loaf atounI the depots ttind juu1n On andl off' moving; trains inight he put to do (ulty on the streets, nr given to the county force. The won ier is soie of tiiese boys are not killed. ''here atre some other towns between Netwhcrry and Coliimbia that, could prolit by asrt:-itlg suheit anti ordiniance. :1x 'l'he Governor itil his New York puty retttned to Columbia this iorn it~ aid all in lirst class shaple. It was at grteat, occalsioni, and1( our boys were given uspecilal )attent,ion and had a 11n1o t lelight.ful tine. I. 11. A. NOt.;S IV T1I. VAY. A hut ten (lays Ilg I took a day ol' nu( iiaide a utisiness tri) to At.lauta. I wt"as a0con111panitmi by Mrs. A., who( wut to "ste the sights.'' \e have non% line connection to .tIanta. You leave Newhrry at ' o'ciock in the ioniug by the ('., N. i.; iinake C!ose enn(ectiott at Clintin and you reach .\thtinta in t.he (ally afternoon via the '(ahoai'l. \W heui('aptPowler' is in chatrgu Ja ('. N. \ Ia.-freight, I alwaysfeel like we are goin tg to miake te seutlile tall lt has IivcIr failed yet, though I have well on s10in1 freighl, trainus on tinat ro0ad1 tlhtl. seieti to have it practice of runnintg sOv('ral hour, hltte. Wit 11nale rlo se eonnecti(tin at (Clinton and were sUnl s1-e(ding awaIly Lo Atlanta it ;n i1l's a;i hu r,t1. I ne(v I get, O this road but I :au r(mindeI of what New birrv lost when she let, it go arout her. It is a Iine sy teclmi. I lo not in ieiti to bore the realers with it detai-di aeeoutit of the trilp, but, I iiet so tnany Newherry people who 1I0'w reside! in ;\tlanta, that, I felt like I word or two would be interesti ng, at vast to soni of the reiaders of 'ThIe tlald and News. \Vhen we reached ( 'alhonn I alis, the ast statioln on the (arolina side, just tmfore crosing the Savannah into norgia. I was 1inlug in the siioking 'ar wiiicl up to that, titme had been (nown as the second (l-iss ear. I had lhserved that t,here were no partitions i the oaches, inakin,g two lirstl-cass 'als out of one coach, which, in tily nigimeiit., is a griater nuisance thaii to lave I few niegroes in the lirst-class ar, aid th1Lt several tegroes were in lie first-class coach. When we got to alhon iit Palls the conductor and his )o'te' wei1t, ti rotigh both carts atid do niai!ted t,:at thle whiites in the simokitng 'ai stop siiok inig and imove into the >tIher car and thiat thie niegroes in thic ist-claiss cari m10 ,o inito thie secondl 'iass car for it, was now turneid into a irst-class antd there was noi simoking' uri on thte trinl. I e?n<iuire'd of the ondiniitor wvhat it me at, aind lie said hey hadti aL Separate coach iLw for' t.he -aces iin Georg ia, I rein ded him th Liat ye hail onie ini Sou t.ii Carol inia. 'Thie lii ferenec , I sitppose is, thait itn one state it Iis nforced, whlileI in the other t, is not. Andi it is bt,tr niot L.) be if *ou pairt-i ion coaches to haive It done, or thiey hatve alt to pass in iand out the afe atnd sounld and were sooni moving hiout, the busy' city. 'iliTee iim'e so maniy Ne wheiriaiis ini \ Llnta Iit, one, thiiugh iaI stran!ger' ini the cit.y, does not feel lik o at stranger. d orde C ioite, k-si[, anil his wife cal leid ii see us thle evening of out airrival iand( veire e.xceediighy kin an!iitd at Itenti Ve. I id tiot kniow Al oide wans tmarrietd utili tille I iiroduceid irs. I0oote. 11ie says iho elie w"hiile I wats away froti hioiie, for lie'ver saw it, ort heard of it.. lie has cceinimarriedi for three01 mioniths ad lhas birigiit, intelliigen t rind senls ihe lit tle mo:inan fur a wife. She was it liss 0o1ph i ldberCig, of 1 B iinghamiii, A a. 'here we miet. Air. anid M is. J1. J1. loot.e tid Jamiies l\lolfetlt. All1 of thiemi seemi * * Airs. Annlio .Samuels is also living in tlanlta, andit as~ sue anid 1hirs. A. were sh ool girlis toget,beir, It wits ia pleastiro ii- thiemi to meet anid talk of oldt t,imes. r'o splent sotme tI tme ait. her home and re uinier obligations to hutr for many t.tentIins. She has thr ee bright anid rot ty dauttghter's and a proi'nsing son. * * I called to sco my old friend, .D. ME. 'tcker't, who has beeni with the Athlan. ~t.Stam Candy F'actory sinco It, was rganiz'ed. Ho told me lie had not lost (liy from hiis buusintess s ince ho had een withl the fatctory, at period( of botit niino years'. T1haut is ia goodl ]cord. Hoe is noew really in charg e of to btisIiness andii ha won hOis puiosition y hard work iand attenitioti to dutty.I so mot Bob Whiitecs who holds down a >Od job on tile Aianta Constitution. Oil know "'IHobbie'', as we called him i Nowherry, started at t,he prInting usiness in the ollco of The HIeraid anid ews. I atm glad lie isaidoing so well. heo only regiet of tho trip Is that we d not 'got t see his father, Capt. 'hutes. ils health 18 not good and it 18 onr DiuPnosA to g u t nnd aee him, but, we left the city It day sooner than we ex pected -td did not, get to go. IlI was regtining strength , I was told, and was at. work again. Mir. (GCo. 1'. \Vright has a good position int a la-ge hardware house and is doing;; well. I[e kindly insisted on out spending a night with hitil, but ats tine Was linited, we had to decline. * * 'T'het'c are imlanly mltotre Newberry Ieo ple in Atlanta whom we did not. have timle to see, hut as Newberriets de wherever they go, they are al! doing well. A -X Y lon. (Ilarke IIowell, of the Atlanta Constitu.tion, ki1tdly sent mne cards to the club and ofl'ered to send its tickets to the theatre. BIy the way, he is to represent Atlanta in the State Senate anttd is to he president of Lhat body without, opposition. This is it recogni tion of merit and ability whibc dloes credit to the Atlanta district, and to the Georg;ia Senate. The .joint assembly shoul send him to the lited States x. ;* I had IL iea.at ehat of an houlr with Gov. (andler in his ollice. Hie is sinall in stat,nre tt every inch a maln, it plain. Unassiminrig aiun of the 1eople, and a pleasant, genial gent,leman. lie has a private secrettry and four clerics in the executive dceipartmient. The I.egi"lia tute appropriat,es $6,000 ita yeatr firl clerical help) in the executive ollice and the G;overnor can dIivide it up1 as hle pleases. And Gieorgia hias it beautif'il capitol building that, was built 'within the ar111oiriation and t,iu'ned a few d(iilatr back into the t.reasurty, the only (rne Mn recordI. 'lhe State appiropiriatedl One mtillion dlollars to Put, up the buildl in~ and1 whien it, was completed the commlittee had IL little ttore than $100 on hal. 'outng Alt'. Catndler who was showinlg us throtglh the builditng said ic' iad btlt one objection to it and Lt,at, was that it was not, built out of ;eorgiat A t1antat is at live atnd busy ceit.y. x x x I"'eturliting we spent the night, or patof it, at, Greenwood. TPhis is1 one of the best, tow ns in South Carolinit anld has by log odds one of the neatest. and best, h1otels Lhat I hiave met wit,h in a long i ime. NI tls. A. says it is IL long tiays ah:ald of the Kimnbal Ilouse in Athnta itan I do not, controvert, the posititt. I hope,J have ot, bored t,he reader- I. II. A. Millio1uns (olven A way It is certainly gratifying to Itho pub lie to know of o concern in tho lasnd w ho are not afraid to be generours to t he mieed(y andt suftiering. Th'le proprietors of r)t'. King's New Discovery for ('oti suiptiou, Coughs and Colds, have given atway over ten ii1on trial biot tes of tis great ttedlcicine; id have tho satisfatction of knowing it has tb solitely cnred thousai(la of hopeless 5as's, Astlt1111, Bronchitis, Hoarse tw:s atd lil diseases of the 'l'Troat, C'hest, and Lungs are iturely cured by it. Cail on all Druggist, and get a trial bot tlo f ree. Regular size 50e. and $I. Every bottle guaranteed, or prico re fundeld. t'iit'rx MInI Newo. PTe healt.h of our' commnuntity is gen ertal ly good. A few miot'nitngs last wveek made coatts feel comn for'table, andto we ate prouid that, Ourit farmier's haIve begiun to sow 011ts. NIiw is a goodl timet to tmake Ia star't in t,ho right, dir'ectiotn. Sow wheat, and Oatts this fall, andI( bcautsO cottoni is somttewh'i,t, hiigt.tt'Lii tLti lust (loll 'L Le ole to raise wi'hat you consumtie-tile sooner' the better. As long as yourt stioke houses tire at town isteaid oif at, home, arid y'ou ratise nothIig bitt cottotn, you can't,(' extu atnythitng liut theit "hiardc titmes" we havie hea'lrd of befor'e. Texas callnoise cottoni at, about one-Luhi rd t,he ctost oif whiat, we cant her'te; so we tut, odi'versi fy our et'ops, and1( the sootner the betL1et'. 'The farmtiet s are tiow butsy gaLterinig t.heirt cttotn, cor't, peas and( lhay, al1l of whtichi crops tare rea3li shot,. Mrlt. Wiill ic WaLits has beetn coninted to his bedl w it,h feveru the past, few wecks, but is bet,ter'. Ah iss Ioitt 'Ttylor, of ner'I 'r'osper'ity, htas been v'ery ill with fever', but, is IL little bet,tci'. AIlt. S. I'. [Itwk ins, of St,. Luke's, spenit laist Sunuday tnear Piney Woods chiitu'eb in L~ex ingtoni Countity. Mrlt. IiL NI. D)ominiick is tnow staying atL hiis dautghtet"s, Nit's. 1Brooks. CildrOuen 's day is to be at ]lethecl IBaptist cihurtch, netar her'e, somnet,imte in the nieart fut-ur'e. Mr t. 1'. S. Domninick, the sutperinttenidet,, hats gotton utp aL good pr'ogramt atnd be itendtts to inivite the other Stundaty-schoeols to come andi Lake pat' int the exercises. We wvill furnIish yout wit,h a copy of the program a little lattet' on. T1he past, week the writer has1 beetn itn di ieent sectiono (If Newberty and Ilanut ren Counties. We thoutght, we kt'ew this coet,y by hieatrt, butt the more wo tavel the mor'e we learnt, and every tnow and1 thent we fitnd ai new "thog path.'' We saw somie line landl wst, of (old vill, In Ltaui'ens County, nod the prices nac very -ctasotnable. F'at'mers who wanttt a1 good htomie shioulid visit t,his sec Lion. G. 11. Domnick wvili take a t'ip up Int Grt'etnwood County thtis week, and1( maty st,ay several weeks wit,h his sister and rel ativyes. WVe tlways enjoy a "chlat"t with the irrueshst.ible correspondents, and espe eially the "ediLtr, and we can't kcep (reim calling On thetm every now anid thont. Dr. A. P. Montague, President of Furman Univrtit.y ofnrneean.i, wi.m prea'oh at I othel and 1'r"osper. i ty 13ap tist churches on the fourth SuImliy in October. All t,hose who want to hear a line seri:on Fhould attOnd. r-. . Sir pson ornI)( inick anl son, fraudns, and little Ithodat iliut.ie, Of ('happell:s, visited i1) thi> section last Sunday andcl Mo. Mr. lI. S. Dominick has honght larnrd near' ('hatppels I 1d is naking pr(epaira t ions to tove there. Died, on Tuesday, Septeniber 26th, 8!), Mirs.---__liarnes, atber soll's, !\1!'. .1. II. Hl-aries, near here. She diiedi Very suhlden, and all iiiest w%,as bel ( n Wednesday. She wca's a r-esidenat of1 Salt(a C'oint,y. I,t":NA. Newberry ('onnty, Sep. 25, l899. Victills nto ntrnch, liver and kidney (roi:bles ats Well as WOnen, ,ad all f'eel the r(eul ts in loss of appet ite, pois. ons ill the HoI0011, Ieekac e, nervous Iless, hIea<lache and tIrledl, listh-ss, run (lown leeling. itl. there's no neerd to heel like thlat. Li"-Itn to .1. (Iardnter, l<htville, Ind. lII: says: "I-;Iectrie lit lts atre just (li- t hing, for a rtmn when ho ms all run down, amd <hn't eare wl lter h lie liVIM or dies. I (lid mnore to givo rue ne'w streng(I amd1( gostl ap pt.ite thanu at)yt!,ig 1. could take. I can eat anythi);g ai:lt4 have 11 new lease ( n lil'.." Oilly 5) vents at aill Drug st-t s. E4'vt ry L.ottle gun'a:t.ect. Siubsreiho to the I)elieator through 5. .1. W ooten. It will cost less. t f. 1tidiI gs, f.uinbe, I,atL)s and ih inghI-s. S-'rt'URr liOMs. 1, I. l i:st,tt:, Alanager. t&ftf ve'ry sie(e -sful fainecr niedis it Miower and hlake. TI'here is none blett.er male t.han i he('1a1111min). If you ai . 11 iheat 01 buying one, (ill at I-lw. It. [Iipp's- f' t. If Robertson's Tasteless Chill Tonic! Pleasant to take and quick to act. The chil dren cry for it. The grown folks are never satisfied until they get it. Only 35c. a bottle at Robertson & Gilder's Drug Store. T AXNTICE! r ' l I I " : \ >< i S Mi( , N I: \V ber"ry County \ ill be open-d for e((lleCI,ion of TIatx(" : for li(al < ar it(omn mten(in- .1anmu y "Ist, S. ) O\9 <>N l T ll I:5''I I A Y)\1 ()I" '(' (1T 1 , Is!)!. and( will r"em'tain opa ul ntil TI ll. I ::11I' D.\ Y Oh'' I)E'E\I I HU N i-'.NT. Tie follow iug is I he levy: ''or State I'l ' pus :.......... ......5 i. i lls. [''or ('ount" y 'urposes...............2' mills. For School 1l t'poses ...............:1 lills. TIot al.. ............................. 101 1'xcept, in the following localities. wher-e ll ad. :tional Ilaihload aid Sp c"mal School '1 .x has been levied as fol lows: Towntship No. 1, Railroad, 2 mills. Townshtip No. 8, 1tailroad, 21 mills. Township No. 9, Raihload, 2 mills. Newberrv Graded School I)istriot, No. 1, .1 m)ills. . Lopia School D)istrict, No. 10, 2 :1 ohti n S ho ol)0 D)istrict, No. 12, 2 mills. .l'rSiospeit.y School D)istrict, No. 1-1, 2 mills. lIig Crook School D istrict, No. 20, 2 miiills, ':xcelssior School D istr'ic.. No. 35, C'happe Ils Schiool Dist riot, No :19, 2 mills. .Wh it.mnire School D)istijct, NI). 52, 2 m)1ills. A Special Tax of (One D)oIllar has becn lev ied on)1 all li cit(izens het.wi en t.he ages or 21 and 110 ye~ars, except.L thoi - exemp)lt, by 1law. C. F'. BOY I), Trealsurer'. On its 40th anniversa ry July 26th, 1899, the Equitable had on its books outstanding as surance for ONE BIL LION DOLLARS. Th1e Assets (exc'ede TW \ HLUNDI)lED and SI'iE 'iY M\I L LION DOL LA RS. Its sulrlus was mnore t hanl SIXTY MILLiON Pu.. L A 118, I NSU RESf$ Both MaIn and Women at the same rates. It is peOrhaps the strongest Life Assurance Company on eart,h. It writes any kind of policy the aIssured may want. v CALL ON or WRITE to ~ ARTfHUR KIBER,Agdi For Rates and Plans. MiPOffice under New-~ berry Hotel. ! ! We have now in stock the well and favorably known Keith Shoes for this Fall and Winter, Vici, Calf, &c., &c. Kid Lined, Cork Soles, the dryest and warm est Shoe made. The newest Lasts and Style8. The Excelsior Shoe Co. making the largest line of Boys' and Youths' Shoes in this ountry. In ladies' shoes we .ar'y the fullest, most romplete, and up to :late stock in the city. We have all widths xnd sizes in the newest astsandtoes. Hleavy, ;erviceable welts to :he lightest, dressiest, Sand-turned. Ask for the Regina )Ur beautiful specialty. Rubber 3hoes for the -nillion, first quality tnd guaranteed. COME AND SEE US. We lead the market n low prices for Shoes. Yours truly, OTIEOFELECTION .J. C'. MVI[HS, ALIEHMAN .01romXWard numbi er 4, havinzg re m(vcd fr*om said WVard, and1( havin" endler 3d h is resignat,ion as Alderman" vhiichi hais been acepejted, tbe Town otnneil of the '[own of Newberry', S. .has or'dered an1 election to fill the acancy Oi2ensioneCd by 'c resigniat ion i Mr. M'dyers, to be hlul in [lie Council halmber, in said T1own Oin lidalLy the th day of October, 1899. The polls will be opened at, 8 o'clock .im. and close at, ( o'clock p. im. The follow inzg per~sons have been ap '0in1ted managers of said eleetion: . V. Watts, Jlas. M. Howers, Robt,. WV. )avis At L.his elect.ion only (uliied elee urs, residing in Ward 41, can vote. 'lhe AlIderman elciected at [this elect,ion ill serve until the elect,ion to be held n [lie second Tuesday in December-, 99J9, andl ii ut~ i his suiccssor ql ualif ies. J NO. C. GOuUANS, .Iyr Clerk andic Treasurer. Sept. 24;, i899 ~OW[' TJM jNOTICE. OTICEIC S I! LRNBY GIVll that, the folb~ -zig taxes have beeni vied for the fiseal year cnd Ing D)ecem :hr 3,, 189)9, b)y the Town Council of ewberry, S. C.: or Ordinarey l'urposes....... 51 mills 0o' W'ater Works and Electric Honds--.------.---..............21 mIlls or Opera House H onds...... mil 'Total........................ 8 mills Thle books will be opened1 for [lie eol etioni of the above taxes on the 20t.h by of October, 1890, and will be0 kept >en until the 291th (lay of November, 99. A plenaulty of ten (10) Per cent. til he addled to allI taxes in arreariis aLf r t he 20th d ay of Novenmber, 18919. JNO. C. GOGGANS, (Clerk an rd T1reasureir. Chance to hold Your Cotton Tho Newborry Bonded Warohouso 11 b)0 ready by Soptemuber 5th to ro cotton and mako reasonablo [vanDcs on samo. Interest on oney at low rate. For further folrmationl apply to The Nowborry Waro House (Co., GEO. WV. SUMMER, Pros. C. IE. SUMMERh, See, mno. t&f. Just Receiued A NI W I. >i. FRIENDSHIP BRACE LETS AND HEARTS. 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