The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, October 27, 1899, Image 2
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'AV YOU l't l'iSt' il 'T I ON.
The Hlerald antil New:. exiN'et- everyt"
subi-riber to payt\ somelthing;' on ii.;'ub
Scipltiont, if it is not, paid in) advancve
alr'aly., het.Vein this tite and the cl
of thet yt'tt-. \\e do nOt want to bel dis
alltf)inl(ed. \\' nt't"l lite Inollcy. Dlo
tilot waitt for" -omli oil(, to hont1 you up1
it(d tlot You, but if Volt owe for V"ot"
el 'r, walk aro,'nd to the ollice anitl
s,how\ Your appr)te(i:tt iun by' making" )ay"
nlunt. I.t"t this he :'utlicient notice to
('very tlt-linyrc"ft.
E 1)1 t'OICI.\I, CO itt:ssO'N il;N(: .
('uluniait,t, t Sh- t b r :1. -l'y the" kin(1
nesS of (;u\i. \ie.\ween"\" I lad a ftw
thays tlf" la- t we kt'I atndl att('nd1ed thel
u:n"ttin,r of the South ('ar"olina I.uth
eratn "\ynod at St. I,uke's in Newhirry
('ointy. In fact I have beln at lendin
tlic' itt:ntual lnttlti 'in", of tili-. holly -O
long) atnd -o rt uulyl tlmt I wilth11 havet
felt that -onti- hin1g wa; out. of gear to
.ati i\ ( d tnhl 'kill-- n1 inl(tti :. '' in luet -
in1 thi"- y ti t- tow a ry ph'a ant ln(1
htnio :iout - ont,. I tv)lI nOt Iii 1in ,
ihowN't tI i. tilt I( cIIaI I t" it the
-I itt i' oll I ( rin ' Ih h(' ist f w y . I'S.
IT(t" (thl in -n tutt ;;rotlually" (Ii-appe)ar
it! fi ) n il iw -4tni tlunii \y meti n e tl
Iai:itii :: tic it It : h "-'. Ih'. ( ;. \\' . ll l
lantl ii I )ir. I Iawkin: havt't fitt--t t to
tiI. It e w:uar . Iltr. It . ('. lolhuth for
-t\l al V tut r tt t nh'r i the t n CIt1d
itni tItonl Io North ('atr ilint, and I )r.
ilorn, for It'nioiy y aa"h in tt f I i lte
eyuo,h, llt.; gont ' orth tif, of t h ol
amlt'-i only lt'. J1. ea. ilin tth, IoV.
.1. I ). I1\ltwl , Ih-"\ Z. \\'. l I tenh anu lh,
IZt"\. S. TI. 11 t:tit n. I {it . -. .\. \\'in,
:t It . , ,"\e . ('. I'. Ii ttt.t'r aum l 1:' r .1. Ii.
\t il- n reunainI . \ti i i t (!o lotr an
youn i nIn, 1-o It tunu they noe anoingi
t a 1 It r(' otat, lair Se Irtar '.'tf(I wioI1
1 " U1 1 i 11 t1k ,I I n I n c it'I I e ttrt' lint( ;
tht iliini'tti" who witt"r in tit y ndt
afte it I tir t b i-: lIto attif,eI- th e tttintl
nnt1\t itn . .\not h th in-t hat -truck
tla, a; the latrg rot I ion of Nte w"
hf"rry ('ot"lbr "ilnet n wi hts lake u hlt he
ldl oIf - n in tl. It'u it whly. I _'o tX lttt
ti g 1( eia Sytt1eN, atit to tht' North ('ro
la in y oitl, will to th \'i _inia yi1nod,1
th""rt', ah-i, do I 'ltiN 'i gNewh ri-y" ('ollgt
mt'n O i ttaki to p)r tnien'iat. p-otition. \\'e
-houlI aed t of utr coile clain the
torkl it has on tn in ( i In for th e
ohl t 'Ih .\iii ntIt OnlyII \h> 'ou Iindl them1
tuettn^ fhth erial III nlemI'II-, but als -.
i tvl in the Iy. I ee often aid to tuy
telf, what ts p i'e th h c bLc\ dt be1 i cf t y
wontl only o1e n-wrair adi( work tog ea'th
fr. hiTun itlI h iitnnow a chair in th.
tolitlt in at hyes 'an itnr me) kewt ould
ft' l iI if vety ott wouhl do Is part.
\nd yne" o tout I t on hthio rte arhndm1
atlumlni who dot n1o1. ('ve(n feel enlough1
itt the eneiit i-ir al tastemr 4 to yt
cen't: a1 y("art for ito ityluis, the t"nlle'g)
j enal. I a ot is row oth iso. 1 like,
anls toSltahoiewh rtgeai at it,his con
leosstae tomte iXnX restincthes whoX
havengone ont intlo L oter liphe-nuand
showsomen appInstateinsof ht indte
Aforthe olle at \\'hat ihs eoe
thanle ayIthg toose is no ld i eliotI
t is onl'y. about,as ftendys nowutil
theri e Statt foar SVcr ears ~llollwth
oras nwere tfnoreverl daand ieat
bsynt ming n.it. Ie y thre onh
prespct for altil od fIroare very llto
of r. lags NowdI)seofe peorl arue
com~aing fr (llpars0o thtse State, and
afgt; a,thad wih wattkes '.he fair
Lterstg..This w rands Wat.harn
place& fo.h,po of lthe, Ntate andtt
onte~ fesroee t, friund heore tath
Xcoulsre io hnr wa.00.a .exy et
tie hoprne Iwll o edsapitd
('otton picking is pretty well over,
\ lu-ge quant ity of oats being sow.ed
ir . C. Sligli came out, from New.
herry and spent Sabbath at the ol]
h1oiuestcad1.
I1iss lIallie Ilawkin s r"eturned fromt
Columbia a few dlays ago.
IO-. Rt. C. Carlisle is having his home
rIedeled1 and applying t he paint brush
which m)akea at great im provelient.
l"'ev. W. \V. \lcM\orris had ia mulo
cat very badlyv by running into a wire
fence. \[r. A\. C. Slight was also tun
fortutnatte in lhaving his horse cut ini the
-aine wav.
11r. I j. 1 lawkins, stelnographer for
the route agent of the Southern l'x
In',s ('omnlpany of (o)nbia, S. C., is
1len(i;ng a few days at home after an
attac'k of typh11oid1 fever. IHe expects to
return and r'esimne his work the first of
the week. \luch success to himii.
We hope to have our new road from
I it h I'";len to Nlr. Heln Cannon's soon
open.
Alr. A. ( . Sligh's little child has been
qluite sick for several days. M rs. L. A.
Ilawkins has also benil quite Sick.
Several of our neighbors are think
ing of taking in the State Pair. We
hopce they . ill have a good time.
tt(, F c I("l thv tinr)t+u \.
AI loctorl tol iRenik Ifamilton,
of West .1elier"son, O., after sullering I t
months froni Rvetal Fistula, he wotild
die Inless at costly oe(rattlion Wits pe'
formed"cl; but I(' cured hinwolf with five
boxvs o!' Iticklen's Arniea Salve, ilie
surest 1'ile cure on earth, ail the best
Salve in the world. 25 Celnts a box.
lold by all druggists.
i),(i fr'io Ca t|' r Spi Ug.
(loiOi heaith is prevalent in our
-,chool.
The young men's prayer lneeting is
in a llourishing cond(ition.
A\ iue nunberI of pmpils attended
cl ut'h Siamlay, and1 ieai'il an impress
ive '("rnmn.
\'ork in the Indu'trial building will
bcgiin this wcak. 'he blind boys are
taught chair caning, mnattress making,
inat itaking, and broom anl brush
nitking. The girls, are taught, to
inko bc-all baskets and(1 other fancy
work. The: chool is just purchased
at ncw: hlydraulie lamt which, together
wil I:i c old one, furnishes us an abun
clance of water. Work on the new la
dlustrial ha;l is progressing 1-ap1idly.
The first. year P1puiI are 1perform)in g
their work cheerfully and joyously.
l'armeirs in this section will not re
niize More thatn half a clop.
Success to 'The! ll rald and News.
(aiu,rio(tn Ncar,
'nnes froml I)r. 1). B. ('argile, of
W\ashit:1, 1. T. 1 le write(:: '"Four bot
i's of ilect lie l Iitters has cured Mrs.
Itrewe(r of acrofula, whicht had caused
her grea1 suflIerinug for years. Terrible
sores won 'b1 ;reatk out ()It her head an(
lae, and ihe best doctors Could give no
help; but. her cure is coliiplet and her
healt is excelleut.' This show w hat
Ietousiais Ihave prIov('(i that. Electric
I;it ters is tiho best blood purilier known.
Itl's thei su preme i'emiedy for eez/emaii,
ri'n1tg so res. It stiufates hi ver, kid
ni 'y~s an iiil>rwels, txpells 1poison, hetlpJ
higest iion, burildcs ciii ht strr'ngth. Onlily
5t0 ccents. Sold by3 all driuggists. ( uar..
lIema1:iinig ini ite piostofllice at New
berriy, S. C., for thle we'ek endinog (Oct.
21, INmh:
I-l'ilmia lowl.', ('lair Jlisbiy, Lu
Ceia 11row, llana Hiii1ai ley, IAillihan Ilishiop.
iilmelinie (C'arik, Mat tie (Colemiaii, D).[,
Ia l. (rine, Neanie ( roiel E. LA.
D -Ai' l arDu r r,11ti1D lle .e
('c-Cartrie (>h(itln Fr'iank Ilin (;1iregory.
lid)o W. lraiiklii.
Joneiis, Mlaggie Jones,
.M- -(Claud ia Mlioro, Venise MaIgler,
1l- MIissalibe I tt', A\. l10. 'at tersoni,
WViiram Pr,att.
R1-Auditersonii 1usseli (2), C. S. tail.
H-Jacke Hoecard, it. C. 81mih, Jilo. C.
Suberi, Miar't in SI rouse, 1tufuis LA. Sheat
13y, Jllbert Siiepard.
TI--Snudi e Turn ier.
WV--larriet Wood, .J. WV. WhiitIiig
tou, Cliarua WVicker, Aarcoii WilIsoni, Jilo.
WV. WVilson,
I I-A. E. lo'er?l, J1. W. Bcostoii, Wmii.
haiugkiiighit, Ainna Beri'y.
C-Lucy~ Caldiwell, Quincy Cook.
.J-Mary .Jacksion, Mra. Mary Jones.
M-D)r. WV. 1). litce.
8-Rt. S. Shieaiy.
Persoins ca'.ling (or theseo letters anId
packiages will please0 say they we're adt
vcertied.
WM. Y. FAIn, P. M.
Oct. 23, 1899.
Jiaiimi heed Injurie.
Mir. Jamies Reecd, struick 1h18 leg
aginst a Cake of ice in such a mianiner'
ias to bruise it severely. It bxeameo very
muoch swollen and palined him so badly
that hie coulid not walk withofut.t,he aid
or crutches, [ho was treauted b)y p)hysi
clans, also used seveirai kinds of lint
ment and two and a half galhons0 of
whisky in b)athinig it, but nothing gave
any relief until be began using (ham-.
beirlai's Pain iHalm. T1his brought al..
mnost~ a complete cure in a weok's time
and he believes that had he not used
this remedy his leg would have had to
hbe amputated. Mr. Rteed is one of the
leading mnercha,ntIs of Clay Court House,
W. Va. Pain B3alm Ia unegjuaied for
brulsea and rheumatism. For' sale by
W. E. Pelhtn Druggiet.
ONE WAS CONVICTED ANOTiKEIL Is 0
TRIAL.
Swift .Jstilce liing I)on,. by tli L,tw I
1)is ngton.
(Special to the State.)
I)arlington, ( 2et. "2.- -in the crimninv
cott-t today I.d. ILuck(ey, one of the prir
cipals in the I.aunar rape case, was trie
and found giilly. The other, T1homau
Mitchell, is now being tried, and hi
conviction is it foregone conclusioni. I
is probable that at, least two of the oti
ers will be indicted as accessories afte
the fact.
The case has attracted the attentio1
of every one on accoulnt, of t,he atroeit,
of the crime. The testimnony today re
vealed the fact that the guilt of th,
principals is beyond 1question, and si
Complete that the young white twomai
who was choked iiito inselsibility Ilm
brutally outragel was not colpcllcl
to appear in the court house. In1 fac
her Condition is still critical, althong1
the deed was done 17 (lays ago. I.d
f.ukey on the stand today confesse(
his Complicity in the crime and is nov
being used as a witness against Mit
ehll.
Jud;ge lienet inl his charge to tle jurI
con g"atnlated the county of I)allingto:
for her respect of law and justice am
stated that an example had been se
not only in Sot'~h Carolina but. foi
the entirce South. lie also commend
ed Sheriff Scarborough and his depu
ties for doing their duty in prompi,
ly reinoving the prlsoners to it place o
safel,y.
te Appetite or it (lioat
Is envi((l )y all poordyspepti's whost
Stomtiach aid LAver are out of order
All such should know that. Dr. King'
New Ibife Pills, the wo nderful Stomarel
and Liver Remedy gives a splendi(
atppetite, soun(1 digestion and ia regulia:
bodily habit that insures perfect. healtI
:.nd great energy. Olnl: > cents at al
dlrug stores.
W'ltat's (he M'latter Withi Yot?
( .:xchange.)
Nearly every one you know or Ie
has somle eecentricity you could point
oit, no cloubt. They entertain ce'taii
views or have a peculia' way of doing
thinirs that the generality of imlankinc
think nonsensical, an(1 perhaps absurd
We often think of the remark of th
old Qiaker to his wife who said to her
"I':verybody is it little (lueer, Mlary, bli
lice and me, and sometimnes i thinl(
thee a little qneer also." We see a
great m1anly people who are Considered
queer because they get into some isori
of a groove in farnning and nothing ean
induce them to try to'puill out and adopt
up-to-dlate methods. I t passing around
Ii rough the cooutry we still see an oe=
casional farmer who wastes his time
trying to save fodder by topping his
corn, or in cultivating ia erop still
thinks it absolutely necessary that the
hrt' plow should first be used, throwing
the dirt, away from the corn, and after
war"d cultivating up to it. Not a few
do their planting and seeding "in tle
moon,"' a ndt no amount of argument
would ever convince them that good
cropIs could bIe grown if star'ted wvhen
thei ''sign'' walsn't right. One (of your1
nleighbors doe "'t get along as welt at
lhe ought, be.ause hue works wIt bout any
sort, of plan1 01' system. Another fail
for the reason that he is al ways ilbhind
wvith is work. 'While others spIend tot
miuchu time at cross r'oad stores or (lab
ble( in piolities inl which there is n0 pay.
I f all the fellows round abo.. you lhave
t,heir short comings, have you evei
stoppeld to coniderlOi t.hat you too maiil
be a '"lit.t,le quteer?"' It is aL good thing
to know just, where our weak places airt
and1( thenl uIse some c,fifot strengthei
them asi we go along.
ilottle ?Senit Freeo.
Hadi 1Bloo( causes Blood and Skli
Dilseatses, Erutijlon)s, Pimples, Scr'ofu
iia, lEatling Sores, Ulcers, CJance-, Ecze
mal, Ski'i Scabs. Eruptions andl Sorei
on Children, R heumatism, (Catarrh,
[tehing Humor8 iS, etc., a p)ositive sp).
(e1110 ('ure Is found In B. B. B. ( Iotanit
Blood Balmll,) the mlost wonderful blood
purifier of the age. It lias alway:
cured event)I the most deep seated, per.
sistenit casecs, after dloctors and1( patei
meidiclines had all faIled. B. B. 1'
cures by diving out of the bloodi till
p)oisons~ anid humors wichel CaIuse all
I hese t roubles, and a cure Is thus mandi
thait ia pe'rm)anient. Cotagloous Bilood
Poison, produingfl Erup)tIins, Swollem
( hands, UJlceratedl T[hroat and1 Mouth,
lEtc., curied by B. B. B. At diruggists
*1 per large bottle; six large boltlt
(full treaitmenCt) $5. Writo for Free
Trial Bottle. w.hich will be sent by re.
turn mail. Medical adtvice FRaa. Ad.
(dress BzLooD) BALM Co., Atlanta, Gah.13
High Grado Guano al
Edw. R. Hipp's. f&t ti
---THE
NIewberry loller Milk~
Custom Wheat Cround~
on Friday and Corn or
Saturday.
FOR SALE.
A VALUJABLIE PLANTATION [LY
lng on both sides of the Greenvlik
& Columbia Railroad between Old Tow:1
and Chappeils containing 080 acres
'Thr'ee Hundred Acres in lirst and se
end lowv lands-well adapted to thi
growth of burmudagrass. Enough operi
land for a farm of twelve or fifteer
horses. Well suited for stock raisings
Fine water. Good dwelling and ten
ant houses.
A pply to
J. A. ATTAWAY,
Saluda. S. C.
or M. PITTS,
t,4t,f. Silver Street, S.'C.
sixtu Dogs
1 si
I han. been trying to close
out the balace of luy stock
ill one lot, but the prices
olI'red woub.( entail such a
sacrifice on my part that I.1
have decided to add Two
Thousat.cd [$2,000] Dollars
t worth of (esir al)le
DRY GOOD D and
NOTIONS, I OS01IRY,
G E NT'S UiNDERWU ':11EA (,
LIN ENS, &c.,
itta(l gi V( the cOnSuler uld
my 01(1 f'iends and Custoniers
- the benefit of extrenmely low
closing out prices for the lext
sixty days.
I will finish my filling in trip )nI the
road by the Ithllb-l of Novemlber, and
front then until ('hristlnas I will he
I hert to welcome anti serve in1y trade
myself. an(1 I would he bettet satisfied
I to give up the busin .s after giving
I them an opportunity to buy their I'aIl
goo(ls withll little and no plrolit added
than to; go out now when they are get,
ting fair prices for their cotton and are
anx ious to m1ake thCir cotton money go
a long Way in buying for itemselves
and faminlies. Don't forget the faet
that when you coie to my store you are
sure to save money on your purehases.
SHOES! SHOES!
When I sold out mlly Shoes and Hats
I thought, I had cancelled all my orders
placed with tie manufactutl-ers for
Shoes, but I have received an i nvoice
for six eases of Ladies', Mli.-ses' and
Chiidren's Shoes of excQptional value.
and this m3a' lead me to buy at few
others to help sell these and close out.
the stock. So if you will bring tme
your Imetmoranda for Shoes [ cant save
youl mloney'. (C'ome and see us often.
in my absence Mir. I. .1. Laindsay will
be glad to serve you, and wiI' have sncl
at8ssitnn('e as Illay be neces-' - serve
the trade.
TERMS-SPOT CASH.
A.C. JONES.
Newborry. S. C., October 20, 1899.
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
Styles. The Excelsior
Shoe Co. making the
largest line of Boys' and
Youths' Shoes in this
country.
In ladies' shoes we
carry the fullest, most
complete, -and up to
date stock in the city.
We have all widths
and sizes in the newest
lasts and toes. H eavy,
serviceable welts to
the lightest, dressiest,
hand-turned.
Ask for the Regina
our beautiful specialty.
Rubber Shoes for the
million, first quality
and guaranteed.
COME AND8SEE U8.
We lead the market
in low prices for Shoes.
Yours truly,
G.S . MwrC.
Master's Sales.
.J. S. Nichols, er, al., 1'laintil's,
vs.
W illie 1 -:. Nicholst,et, Il., Defendants.
}3Y ()lIi)NIl Oh ( ( -1:RT W ILI'IN
I will rell to the highest, bidder,
before the conrt botse at, N(wberry, S.
C., oil sale (ay in November next, ail
that, tract of land situate in Township
No. N, county and State aforesaid, con
tamning 1!our 111undred and )( -ightly
Acres, morc or lesr , and known as the
"honse place," and bo'lnded by laItnds of
I)..Jlnes l intosi, Mrs..1. C. )oii
nick, estate of II. I. ,Nichols and others
at Iy Saluda river. Will be sold in
four tracts. I'lats can be seen it Alas
ter's oflice.
Ah1o, all that otber tract, of land
known as the "ILke Nichols pitce," it,
the .county and Stato aforesaid, con
tainin g Ninety-eigiht Acres, mnore or
less, and bounded by lands of or former
ly of Al. Kinard, A. A. Kiibler, l'rank
I>ooze'r and others.
'1:-ilM: (oI" SAI ,:: ()ne-third cash and
the balanec on a credit of one amd two
year-s, in two (-tuatl instalients, with
interest frot day of sale, to be secured
by bond of t.he purchawe' a(d lor'tgage
of the prenises sol, with leave to an
ticipate paymlent ill whole or in part.
Pur"chaser' to-p)ay for na)eI's and stamlps.
W. ). I DAIL)Y, Master.
Master's Oflice.
\lattie S. Glenn, I'laintil',
VS.
Julia A. Glenn, t al., Defendlnnts.
v OItD1)Ilt ()il1 'T'III: CICUIIT
('Cout hercin I will sell to the high
e:,t 1(idder b(fore the court, house at
Newberry, S. ( , on sale day in Noveii
ber next, all that tract of land ly
ing in the county and State aforesaid,
contailin,g One llundred and Thirteen
Acres, wh.;re or less, and bounded by
lands of or. forlmerly of Sligh, Geo.
W. Glenn, trustee, and others.
a o.' SAL':: One-t hird cash, bal
ane on a credit of one and two years,
With intere;t from day of sale, to be se
cr-eO by bond of purchase and mort,
gage of the premlises sold, with leave to
aticipate payment. If purchaser fail
to comply with terms of sale, land will
be resold at bis risk. ul rchaser to paty
for papers and stamnps.
W. D. HARDY, Alaster.
Master's Olee.
Josepelh 14. 1Burton. Plaintiff,
VS.
Charles C)eland, et al., Defendants.
-Y ORDERi 0" COURlT H EREIN
-.) I will sell to t he h ighest bidder be
fore the court, house at Newberry, S. C.,
oi sale day in Novembe' next, all that
;r"aet of land situate in the county and
State afolesaid, containing One '-111
dred and Seventy-six and Four-ifiths
Acres, more or less, and bounded by
lands of W. D. Senn, FIranlc Boozer, .1.
I'. lhiton and public road leading
from Newherry to I elffast.
T.1tM3S3" SALE: IOne-half cash, bal
ance on at credit of one year, with inter
est, from day of sale, to be secured by
bond of purbtaser and mortgage of
preiniscs sold, with leave to pturchaser
to paty whole bid in cash. If purchaser
fail to comply with terms of sale, prop
erty will be resold at his risk. Putr
chasei' to pay for papers and stamps.
W. D. Hardy, Master.
Ilaster's 0111ce.
Marcellhs A. Renwick. 1'x'or., llainti1',
Vs.
Lot Glenn, 1)eendaut.
.) Y ORD)ER OF CoU~~R H EINrEN
- I will sell to the highest bidder he
fore the cour't house at Newberry, S. C.,
onl sale di y in November next, all that
tract or plantation of laud, known as
the Sloan place, in the county and State
aforecsaid, con taning One Hun.dr.ed a
Ninet,y-one and One-half Acrecs, moire
ori less, anld bounded b)y lands of Mirs.
Mlart,ha Chalmer's, F. Z. Wilson, Mirs.
.l'0i1r 01l' SA ui:t One-t,hirid can- . bal
ance 1in two eqlual aLnnutal instaLlm3 nts.
withl iteres'Ct onI (cdit portionl from
day of sale, to) be secure(d by bond or
puch3'easer' and4. mor0tgage of priemlises
soldl, wit,h leavo to) purebaser5C1 LI) antiel
pa3to p)aymnent. Puch'laser' to pa1y for'
pCapCers iand stamps1).
WV. D). HIARDY, MaTIster1.
MaI3ster's Oflice.
vs.
CJel.ia Sin1.5, DeCfeudanit,.
B Y ORDER. OF COURT' HIli.ETN
I will s(e11 to tba hlighest bid1der beC
foire the court house at Newber'ry, S. (.,
on sale daiy ir Novem3ber n1ext,, al1 the
rilght title aLnd in3t.erest, of the defend
anit, Cel iai Sims1, in and1( to all andingl 1u
lar', aill that tractt of land situate in the
coulnty andlo State aforesaid, Containing
F'ive Hundr(1 ed and Twenty-five ACces,
mor0le or' less, and bounded hy lands of
T1. S. D)uncan, estate of 1Alrs. Heonsonl
Mrs. W. E. Merchant, D)r. RL. C. Car
lisle and3( others, the same beIng the
home place of Lewis Bloyd, dleeased.
TElaMs OF SALI.n: Cashl. If purcl'haser
f.ail to comply with terms of sale within
liv (lays, thle inter'est of (Cella SIms, de
fendant, hleen wvill be resold at r'isk of
the for'mer' purchaser. Purchaser. to
pay for papers and statmps.
W.1). HIARDIY, Master.
Master's Office.
.JamCes Burrt Stock man11, PlaintAitl'.
vs.
Elizabethi R. Deri'lck, et al., Defendants.
B Y ORDE)tR OF COURT HEREIN
I will sell to the highest bldder' be
fore t he court house at Newber'ry, S. C.,
on sale daly in November next, all that
tr'act of land situate in the county and
State aforesaid, containIng Seventy
t,wo Acres, mor01e or less, and3( bounded
by lands of Caroline Derick, S. WV.
Wessinger, .J. H. Long and30 others.
TElUMs Os' SA LE: One-half cash, bal
acce on a credit, of one yeatr, with Inter
est fr'om day of sale, the cr'edit, portion
to be secured by bond of purchaser and
mortgage of premilses. If urc '(haser'
fail to compCly w ith term'is ofsalc, t,he
land will be resold at Is risk. Pur'
chaser to pay for pCaper's aindl stmpJs.
W. D. JiARD)Y, Master.
Master's Ollco.
Don't Buy Your
Hard or Soft
COAL
BEFORE SEEINd ME.
ROP CUiREDwith Ve'getaislo
1IltmeItens. Hf avo oured
Die a P S Y -tid (f #U $symptomnreo
V.Tjoetnals and'TEN D triema fra.
I have sold out. my cut ire line<
Notions, and will lcrvaltr cfarr,y
line of
Clothing, Shoes
Furnishing
In my Clothing )epartmenlt you can
styles in Suits, Pants and Overcoats for I
MY SHOE LINE I
with all kinds of Shoes for Men, Wonler
latest styles in Soft and Stif 1-lats, from t
ly line of FURNISlIING GOODS is
Hosicry, Suspenders, Collars, Culfs, and e
o wear- -now and fresh.
Prices the Lowest! Styles
the Best. Everything Fr
-- Yours Truly,
IL EiAm RE
RUl, and
No doubt you are in a I
of these figures as you ri
regret it:
For Tailor-nado Suits for Ladies thi
than our Ladies' Cloth and Broadcloth,
S.OO-great value. Also a beautiful Co
mores, &c., all grades. Very pretty Plaii
and all the lower priced Dress Goods, tot
Persian Flannels, at S!,e. to 121c. Porcal
Full stock of Underwear, Corsets, &c.
Big stock Ladies' Wraps, Capes and
on the market. Ladies' ready made Ski
tractivo and cheap.
In the Domestic Department we have
Best Colored Homespuns at 5)c. 40-inch
Sea Islands at 4 c., and the botter ones.
In our Shoe Department we have the p
see then,. Carpets, Mattings and Rugs, I
Don't fail to see our Clothing. No usi
can buy from us as low as when cotton wi
Full stock Buttorick Patterns. 'md subF
Yours truly,
A FuLL IM
for Lad
This line is known to the trade as bei
ful0 in o f l5atest styles of Ladies and
In medium grade we carry a full line o
Button and Lace. This is the best line
market. 8 to 12--Sl.00. 12.' to 2-$1.
A line of Box 'Calf Shoes in Lace, Sl.00
values ever offered. Also full line of Bo'
values.
Come to see us, we wdll soil you botter
elso- Respectfully,
Jai<
The shoe House, Noa
R.C.WILLlAMS
..MFUNITRE MIF
Greets His Friends in
-*1899 -
And asks a con
tinuance of
their
PATRONAGE.
He will be glad to
show you his goods
and to sell to you.
BEFORE BUYIN? JI
)f D r y Goods and Ladies'
ft f ir-st ehass and up-to-date
and Gents'
Goods.
find all tho latest and nobbiest
lon and Boys.
S COMPLETE
i and Children. I have all the
ho chleapest to tho finest.
bard to beat. Underwear, Shirts,
very thing that a gotleman noods
the Latest ! Quality
esh and Up-to-date.
Read!
turry, but read a few
in, and you will not
aro is nothing prettier or cheaper
>0 inches wido, at 50c., 75c., and
vert Cloth at S0c. Serges, Cash
Is for skirts at 25c., 35c. and 50e.,
Illmerous to mention, including
Os Ge. to .12e.
fackots, pretty and cheatp as any
rts from 75e. to $(1.50. Very at
:ood Colored Homespuns at 4c.
Hlomespuns at 5e., Drills at 5o.,
reatest values yet. Don't fail to
ow as the lowest.
paying high prices when you
lH 4c.
criptions taken for Delineator.
T OF
Fine Shoes
lies!
rig the best on the nmarket. A
Misses Button and Lace Shoes
Ladies' Misses' and Children's
of medium grado Shoes on thme
>0. Ladies sizes 2 2-8-$1.50.
,$1.25 and $l.75-the greatest
's' School Shoes that are great
shoes for the price than any one
vborry, S. C.
ust Received
A NEW LINE OF~
IIENDSH IP BRACE-W
ETS AND H EAR TS.
Spectacles
.and,..
Eyegla
Ill~1~I & OPTIlIN