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EC. II. AULL. EDIrox. ('AY YOU , HUHISCItIll'TiON. The IIerald and News expects every subscriber to pay somet,hing on h is sub scription, if it is not, paid in advance already, between this time and the end of the year. We do not want to be dis appointed. We need the m)oney. I)o not wait, for some one to hUllt you up and dun you, but if you owe for your paper, walk around to the office and show y'our appreciation by making pay mrent. Let this he sutlicient totice to every delimtuent. 'I)CITtIA1, C)COIitES1'(ONl)ENCE. ('olnumbit, Nov. I(.-()wing to ah senee in ('harolotte, N, (:., the early part of th is week, I d id not get my let ter to 'I'TesdIay's paper. * * #xY The State Pair this year was a gr Ieat success. More people than were ev('r" seen in (olumbiat at one Lime were hcre on Thursday, and WVednsesday wias not it bad day for a crowd. And t,he peoplr. y.ou know, are what, make thie i"a ir a success. h'Ie weat,her co(h1 not have been hetter. There was no rain and1 it. wus ueither too cold nor too hot, but,t just what we wan ted to see. I have not, seen ('o0. Holloway since tle FIair closed, but suppos he thas gone homse to rest atmd to wonder how it ill got t,broUghi So smnoothly' and whecre all thceI peoplc cane fron. 'T'he cr0wds wer0 handled in an excellent matnner by the rillroaids and by the city of (Coluniin. x The exhibit.s il al'pear to me ithot the same eaoh year. Tlhe (7Clmson College exhib it, was v"eary good1 itwl tt tr"acted mlOre attenLiion than any other. Tlhe C,lemnson cndets were here ronw(( thing over three hundred strong. They catlne in at special train over the Smuth ern. The exhibit was in ebar'e of I'rof. J. S. Newman and it made it rn-t creditalhe showing for the coliege atnd was it good adverti- e111elt. 'lhe races were in char,e of ('a t. S. J. MeC'aughrin and were -aid to have been the be.t held iv the Falti in manyMV yeatrs. Taken altog':thler it 'va a in:tLt r enjoyahe Fair. U The people of the State had not only an opportunity to ec,me together and -C mneet one another. but ua'o to -ee the capital city and note it., piror' es and growth. I heard some complaint and criticism of the charveter af some of the side at tractions. It would, no doubt, have been better if some of these had not been r llowed, bult people who want to a see the bad side of life can generally find it if they seek and they (1o not have a to seek very deligently to find it. e Everybody saw "George" and those who (did not lived to retiret it. l'eople whose moral naltur'es are so easily shock ed oni such1 Iccasionis, somehow I have alwatys looked uonih with a1 degreee of suticioni. Still I agree that it IS bet tr not1 have sucTh exhib)itionls as some on this occalsion are said1 to have been, though I d id Rnot see thlem). hhit youi know itl is'very easy to find( fault, anid r'equir'es so much less exetton to see the badt( than it does to see the good in aniythiing. * As I itimratedl some time atgo tiher'e wvere severatl elfTorts itt cautcuissing andio iarriang inig 1po1 ltia matter's, 5o 1 tni tld but ini mlost cases5 with i ndiffertici? results. (if c'oturse the pIoliticians wecre heCre fromt all over' the Statte andl those woare thitiking of rutnning for otlices next year' werec talking andl loriking' artO on tas to pr'ospects. Thie prioiid tionists hld a coniference, bitt from atll that entn be gatther-ed, It did not amnounRt to muceh. Trhet'e was also a conference On dispensatory Rmatter's, andit SenaRtor T1illmatn was present at it to consider certain chianiges in the latw which may be0 desir'ed. I have no douotbt, there wits polities in this meet,ing also. HIowtever', there is need of atmendement to the laiw in sevet'al p)articuilars5. These are mat t'rs that will prtoperly come before the LegI ilture. * * The news from all parts of the Statte is that Gov. McSweeney Is holding a strong position wit,h the peCople and that it grows stronger for the business manner' in which he Is t'unning things, and that if he continues It will be use' less fot' any one to opIpose him next year. * * It Is a long time until the next cam paign and somewhat early to talk poll' ties. * * Gov. McSwLeney ctntertained the vis iting newspaper birethreni at the Fair' on Wednesday of last week at the Man sion. There were quite a number' of themn present, and a very pleasant af ter noon and evening was spent. The hearing of the Douthit ease has been postponed to the 6th of December, on account of the accident to Mr. J. Pudley H-aselden who was shiot near his' hiome itMarlon county. The shoot ing grow out of the dispensary cor're pmndence that hlas been on for several ieelks past, Mr. Donthit will scarcely bj ' to the. pestponemnent ln)esih Sb14 siiry willgd ou and hi ieilI have no wrk to o. ~"~~ ti& b>all Wasthe sooial vent of , week and Itis nof Adba( aIr, but, the Club unde(' whose auspice(s t is lgiven is Composed of memtber"s rom1 all parts of the LState. This year t wits Very largely attended and a most >leasant tand delightful occasion it was. L'he supper was excellent and served in ,ool style ind thero was nothing (u1r ng the entire evening to mar the pleas Iro of the occasion. Amuong those resent we were glad to see Miss loise Welch, of Newberry. *3 * Another importalrt social event waS ,he reception givei by Capt. and llrs. W. E. Gonzales at their honie on Ties lay evening of this week. They inter ain bi-autifi'Iy and the e,'ening was a nost delightful one. -. If. A. A it. 1'. SYNO) -t,I A It 1A l-l"14 Colutnbia, Novcmlbtr lb I had the )ie2lsure (if sp)endiung last, Sablatl in larlotte in attentance upon the ses 'ions of the Synod of the A. . I'. hurch which has just ieen held inl that Aily. 'T'he mtemlhers told me it was one f the largest attended ald o1w of the most harmoniouls and pleasant, eonven iuls of the Synod in its history. This urody of ('hri"t,ians is not large in the iout.h, but they are liberal and p)rogres. 'iVe nmd I expect, theit statistics will ,how that they contribute more money >er' (v1ptia t hanl any other' denomnina i( n in the Suith. I reelliilber on mi1y ir,t vi-sit to OharlAt", sMeU ten years t, they hadl only a muission and were vorshipp ing in a small wooden hitilding irounId on a baIk street. IRev. '. I;. 'odd wa". the I)astor. Today thy ha', have Itnlnsomie churchel edifice on Trvi'on t'reet wit.h it large cong!legation anri aye al-o built it a ecoild church whihe Sit very pretty mO(lern 'ttLi ure. The m1stor, Iev. .Jno. T. Challmers, is one if the most scholarly men in the South nd al able pullit orator'. The y'n1i lected hill 1 reside-nt of rirskine C'ol L'ge at I)ue \'em. but aftercareful con idertition be declint'd and wil rt1ma.1r .-ith thet work at (h rot I'ro'baly the tnt.)t i!In.ertalt;,at t'iulrt thi convet 'Iln l . \ nou: wvi he '.:ct1(ion of a pr- of ..: -i. ait e tsi "t the~ .:I. f: 11". ., 1. ar d 1) ow" a r r (in te. n! 11 ,Itiion1 a11 a miI (ef aI)ity. andi I .iave o ult);:bt u1 ii ma,:-"_ a wvurt hy -:-icc 7or f D)r. ('rier. I)r. \!eCiintoek i still one of the le'k- of Synod and oi S'uiday morn ng p'reached in the Lutheran church t Charlute. lie had so iiany New ,_r'y girls pre.,-ent that he felt some hat at home and they were all glad to ec him for it mate thein feel good to .e Some one from home. ** The Synod is coimlpos.'d of an able nd consecrated body of ministcrs and i progre ive. In education andt mis ionary work, it is active. A new hurch is to be built in Columbia dur 1g the year. In company with Mr. J. II. Hutnter, if 1'ro0sper ity. wh 111wias a delegatte to iynlod, I went out to I-:izabetht College' o see l'resident King and the Newber y girls who ar'e there. T[hey were 'lad to see some oIne from home. TIhere re in this schootl from Newberry M1 isses lyrtie Schuttmpert, Azile Il'ool, Marie (vagint, Agnes Sumietr. and from 'r'ospterity Misltses A nnabel Wihe, Lillie iilty Ilallmani. Thtey arie well pie2 .ed v'ith thte college and tare getting along vo1l(l I expect to be able tot report at lie end of the session1 that thle honotrs mud medals have come to Newber'ry. * lieturring to Columbia I spent the ighlt with l'rof. Jas. 1'. K(inatrd at Ninthlrop College, but had to leave too arly to see anty of thte young ladies rom Newberr'y. Tis is a good school tind hats hatd to tur1n oti some youtng atdies for lack oif dormi tory' r'oom. Trhe Legislatture will be asked to build the l'rito'ry' nteeded ard it should be done. ile fouindatioins have already bleeni laid ts it, was contemplated in the orIginal Jesign. T1his college is doing a giod work in uhe education of our~ daughtters and deC serves the hearity t-uppIort and 'neour agemenit of the pteople of the State. hC. II. A. The death of Mr. ThIad E. Ilorton in New York removes from journali.,m a bright and prtomttinig li fe, andit one whto r~ose from theo ptos!ton of country cor-~ resp)ondlent of a weekly paper to tnan aging editor of a big city daily, and wIthal he was a m1o.st pleasIng and cour teouis gentleman. Weo knew him first tas imnaging editor of the Atlanta Journal- andl from-there he went to Ncw York and became editorIal wrIter on the Now York TI'mes, and was still a yotng man, iIe was a nttivecof A nder sotn County, this State, and has a broth or living at Clinton, S. C. Disucov.ered by a Womn, Another great dIscovery has been made, and t hat too, by a lady In this country. "Dsee fastenedi Its elutebes upen her and for seven yetars she wIth stood( Its severent. tests, butt her vital organs were tundtermined and deaith seemed'c lwwmtnent. For three mYontths she coughed Incessantly, and could not sleep. She 110aIly discoveredl a way to recoveryv, by l)urchalsing of us a blottle of Dr. KIng's New DIscovery for Con sumuption, and was so much relieved on taking fIrst dose, that,shte elept all night; and with two' bottles hias been~ absollutely cured. Her name Ie Mrs. Luther Lutz. Tihus writes W. 0. H-an nIck & Co., of S4helbiy, N. C. T1rial bottles free-at all Duntg Stores. R~euar aime r,Oo nrtJ 100. 1i.yan bot DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK Kidney Trouble Makes You Miscrabi Almost everybody who reads the news papers is sure Ic know of the wondcrft cures made by D - i i Kihmer's Sw.up-l:oo the great kidney, live L and bladder relmedy. It is the treat mcdi cal triumph of the nine tecnth century; dis covered after years o cocelairyascientifie research b Dr. Kilmer, the emi - nent kidney and blad ,,...WWN -- "" der specialist, and 1: wonderfully successful ta promptly Curint larne back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou bles and l3right's Disease, which Is the wors form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec ommended for everything but if you have kid ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be foun< Just the remedy you need. It has been teste< In so many ways, in hospital work, in privat< practice, among the helpless too poor to pur chase relief and has proved so successful ir every case that a special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper who have not already tried it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a boc telling more about Swamp-Root and h ev to find out it you have kidney or bladder trAb.:e When writing mention reading this gcne.os offer In this paper and - send your address to . Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing- H hamton, N1. Y. The ' " regular fifty cent and ,n.et sR:-R. dollar sizes are sold by al ood drugg:sts. ATTENTION HOUSE KEEPERS. Come to liobert-on G lder'4 Drug Store and hivy yioutr APPLE amil WHITE WiNE VIN1.('Al; CINNAMON. SPICE, CLOVES MUSI'TAlL) and MUSTAlID SEL) We can (UAlIANTEE the purity Of our goods for we have tested them Robeitsoit & Gilder TOWN MEETING. r aIii: DIOCil.\TI: VOT -:liS 01 .. te Twi?n of Njwh:-rrv are re - .:to meet at the ( Tera Ilou-e. ,. TI. i.. the 2l-t day of Nort mulber. +.1. at - o'clock in the afte-rooon, tr nom iatte (and idat:3 for the oiliers o 1.n for ti e enruin y'ea'. or to deter nir,e l c i such 'anidiuates Shall b( :otnmIratt-l 1y the I)t.mo tratic I'amty. lIy order of the Executive ('ommittee WV. T. TAltIANi'. Chairman. STATE OF SOUTII CAl(OLINA COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. rIII": 'NDEI:SIGNEI) AND NA than \Vheeler, Sallie A. Pitts, .J A. Werts, Ida E. Wheeler and S. .1 Werts will ('Ier for sale at Newberry Court louse, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, on Monday (Saleday the -Ith l day of December, 1,499, tha tract or plaitation of land, lyigtt atl be'ingtilt uato in N umber N ine (9) Town ship, State and ('onitty atorftmtid, Con" tuining Three liundred and Six and Three-Fourths (:;t(G ) Acr- more of less. 'Tlie same being the tract of land in which ( orge Wheeler (no- de ceased) ha( a life estate, and whiel ntow belongs to thle undi(ersigned U n< the above tiamed p:erso is in fee simple The said landi will be 50old itt thtee sep)' arate tracts, as follows, to wvil: Tract No. I contains 105 acres. Tract No. 2 contains 82A acres. Tract. No. 31 contains 89) acres. Tract No. I is as flue t imb,ered lan< as cati be found in thIs St,ate, and I: ('overed( with original pinec forecst-long leaf pine-andi( is only three miles fron Little Mountain. Terms will be0 an niount'cledn day of sale. J. M. WHEiICL lElt D). B. WIICELIR. STPATfE OF SO UTHI CAR1O LI NA COUNTY OF NEWBER RY IN THI-E PRIOBATE COURT. Albert J. Gibson, Clerk of Court o Cornmon Pleas as the Adminiistrato of the estate of Susan C. Dennitis, deC ceatsed, Plaintiff, against .1. Hur Denniis, Fannie IEnlow, Emma D)aw k ins and Nat,ha,i C. Den nis, Defend anmts. Y ORDIER O1F TI CO)UR' helireini, I will sell at. publ)lic outer, b)efore the court house at Newber'ry. 8SC di'ing the legal liours of sale, on M on day, (saleday) the 4th (lay of D)ecember 1899, all that, tract, or plantation of Iani belonging to the estate of Susannah C D)ennie, dleceasedi, lying and being situi ute in the County and State aforesaid containing Meventy-five (75) acres more oroless, atnd bounded by lands o A. H. Hawkins, WV. T. Dennis, WV. W lCnlow and the estate of Ir'wln Dennit T'i:ms 01" SALE.: Three Hunndrec ($t00) D)ollar'3 -of the purchase mone, to be paid in cash, and the balance o a rt(tedit of one andl t wo years, with leav' to the pumchiaser at the time of sale, o any timie thereafter, to anticIpate t,hi whole or any part of the said credi poition of the putrchase money; th purmchiaser' to give his bond and a mor'l gage of the land to secure the credi portion and to pay~ for stamps an' paper's. WV. W. HODGECS, November'8, 1899. J. P. N. C. ST ATE 1OFSOU'N CAIOUIN A COUNTY OF NEWB'1ERRY IN PR1OBATE COURTi . John G. Miller as ICxecutor', &c., of th ECstate of Sue 1. AfIllet', decCeasee P'lainiLiT, against, Mattlo 1. MIllet et al, D)efendantEs. B'herin Iwillt sel at public outcr before the Court House at Newberr3 S. C., durIng the legal hou's of sale, o Monday, (saloday) the 4t,h day of De comber, 1899, all that tract or plantit tion of land belonging to the estate e Sue L,. Millor, detasedi, lying and be ing situate in the County and Stat aforesaid, containing Two Hind red ani Sixty-Ilvo Acres, (205) more or less and bounded by, latnds of J. D. Miller IEduard Beholtz, Mattlo E, Miller ani others on the following terms to wit: TEnMs: One-half of the putrchas, money to be paid cash, the balance oi a croedit of one year, with interest .frori day of sale, with privilege to the pur chaser to anticipate the paynient of th' credit port,ion. .d'he credit portion tF be secured by the b6tnd.of the purehaso and a mortgaRe of, th~e pro mises. Thi mVnaet nufdmn p.-a.,, iI(aster's Sales. STI'A'l''; O1" SOUTHl CAlROIANA, ('OU NTV O)F NI,VImItItY IN C (O MM)N V'id-A S. - . ei rl- l''. Iturton. I 'ainltill', vsi. .A lie' ('Irehand, et al., I)ef :ndanttt. ' )Y (lillIt O)' () I T'1' il:l.:IN r . t ' ill -ell to I It high-,.t li tt1r be itwloe i Ie ou' .hosne at, New e rr, 8 '., oln tl'h dry in I)eeumluw r, all that pha tlation of land situato in Nowberry t:ounlt.y, v1ontatining .mtvenItyae-.m.~ t r le-s, and bo tnmhlll by Int1 :- f \V. (: I)a1ti I 'Itt a ni p U li' reai : from Net 1't"y to l;anti l't.' \lo, all tLat tra : of .: - ..i:0 inl -aid county,c nt r:: : :ys . 1n1'r't or leSs, itb in :. : : of , .i 'I'IK:t\S ct' S.xit1: l1;t . :L; .':; '. l a l1 1i by 10 J ' 'an. d i n 't t '.: h r and;t'. o rt c Ft pi em i ,f w1:h icave to l 'ay w to.e b: in :a-h. if purch''la ter f.1. t c :-p with te'.:1s of 1 urth;ar 1' r :to ;'a :o" .'rs: and stamp:'s. \ . D. \aster. :i- Y 0 t'1:1i O N o l' t z. 1S :111: 3 i illsel tothe hi-ghest bidder be tt: -e 00 :- - ua Newh.'!rrv. S. t.. : ::a\ in D1ectem "er. all tlat tract S: d :....-Lte in Newbrrrv County, I:. .ing .v: 2 .1nd red and sixtv-one a e thl acre. a tor or Iess, and r: d by latds of Thos. Chappell, : i > a),.mar. litoS4tli Sinkins ao d V: i at:ni b.v Sahua ltiver. Tl M or S.ita-:: ()ne-t hird ca-h, bal ance in one and two year-. seCUred lv 't d t; .f pu:rt'ha,er andl mortgagef of retnite -old. w% ith it tetre'-t on cred it pert ion froi day of :ale. If purchaser ai: to Comply with tern of sale, land will be re old at his risk. l'urchaser to lay for paper's and stainps. W. ). IIAIC1Y. Master. Ma-ter's O1lic. Nov. 8. 1899. Anthony Moon, Plaintiff, - vs. Dange rlield Parker, Defendant. j3Y u(l)1:it OF COUlRT llIAIl-;lN I will sell to the ii!fhest biddet be fore the court house at New berry, S. C on -ale dauy in December, all that tract of land situate in the county of N- wberry. State of South Carolina, coitainiing twenty-nine and three fourith t ars, more or less. and bound ed lby lands of Mark Nichols, \Wmn. .Jack on, Anthony Moon and John Al len. Tiu :- 01' SALlE: One-half cavh, bal anne on a credit of one . ear, with in terest from (lay of sale, credit portion to be secured by bond of purlchaser and mortgage of premises sold. i'urchaser to pay for papers and stallps. W. 1). IIAI UY, Master. Master's Oflice. Nov. 8, 1899. lvans & Wilbur, Plaint1IT, vs. Lizzie Cannon, Defendant. BY OlRDIlt OF4 COURlT H-IE[IElN dated March 3rd, 1899, I will sell to the highest bidder before the court house at Newberry, S. C., on sale day in Dec., all the right title and interest of Lizzie Cann-in in and to all and sing ular all that, tract or plantation of land situate in the county of Newberry and State of South Carolina, containing five hundred and twenty-five acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of T 1. S. Duncan, estate of of Mi s. Henson, Mrs WV. E. Merchant, Dri. RI. C. Car lisle and others, the same being t,he "H ome Place" of Lewis Boyd, deceased. Tr'ienMs oIr SALiu CAs!. If purchaser fail to comply with terms of sale In fIve days, the interest of defendant w ill be resold at risk of former purci'ha ser. Purchaser to piay for pap)ers and WV. ID. H ARDY, Master-. Master's Ollicc, Nov. 8, 1899. Geor'ge S. Mower, Plaintiff', vs. - S. E. Senn, in his own right and as Ad ministrator, and others. D YORD1ltOF COURT H ICIllIN DBI wili sell to the hIghest, bidder be f fore thec court house at, Newbcerry, S. C., Son sale dlay in D)ecember, all that .. tract of land situato in Newberry County, State of South Carolina, con - taining one hundred and two acres, more or less, and1( bounded by lands of or formerly of A. J. Longshore, .James MeClung, John Sterling, lands of W. A. Senn and Gilllim Pit,s. TienMs o1. SA rLle: One-third cash, bal ance on a credit of one and two years, with interest from day of sale, to be so cur'ed by bond of purchaser and mnort gage of premises. Putrchaser to paiy for papers and stamtfps. Master's Ollice, Nov. 8, 1899. Mary Emma Take, Plalntim, vs. Cornella Adams Wicket-, Defendant. Y ORDEOR OP COURT DATE!) B November- 3, 1899, I will sell to the highest bidder before the court house at Newberry, S. C., on sale day In I)" cember, all that plantation of land sit n at,e in Newberry County and State of1 t South Carolina, containing three hi 3 dre-d and fift.y acres, more or less. and -hounded by lands of 1E. S. Keitt, Mary ictker't, estate of Janet A. Rulf, Wmn. ffT and others. The above land will be sold1 In two tracts of 150 and 200 acres each. Plate , will be exhibIted on day of sale. . TleinMS o1 SAmLie: One-hallf cash, bal ance In one and two years, with Inter est from day of sale; credit port,ion to s be secured b)y bond of p urchaiser anid .mortgage of premises sold, with leave to) purechaser to anticipate payment In whole or in part. Purchaser to-pay for papers and stampsa. Mwe Master's 0111ce, Nov. 8, 1899. - WV. WV. Hodges, as Probate Judge, &c. Plaintiff, f vs. - James F?. Watkins, et al., Defendants. Y ORDNR OF' COURT H 1kJimfN I B will soil to the hIghest bIdder'be ,fore hecourt house af, Newberry, 8- C,, I on sale day In D)ecember, all that cer tain t'act of land Iying' In Ne wberry , County, containing ninty-uix and one fourt.h acres, more or less1 being~ tract No. 3 of the'lands of William Watkins, -deceased, and bounded by Jande .co, y T. Rlied, Ralph Iioazman and lands fotamerly belonging to William Wat, y kin~s, deceased. .Also, all that other tract of landi sit uate In' Newbertry County, confainiog uilpety aere#.,mQor 1.P82s, .And ound nd by lande fomnely balonging to 'Wtra liitm \'atkins, lnd of titt. T'. l tlid, t estlte of aittues W'illiamis. 'l:R i :\m .t: lla e latfe s id, e.1, tll. ( niCt' l it - er' l ' a krtt, mor", ort I t 1t , n(d b u d on t tl I 11' 1i 't1 estae o' r;> .c . to) be. st'e!it"t'd t"\ t'.t, ' I ,1' \ <j IV'~ ii f ic ;'. A.. -. .' : ' (., iipp. Mrt' . t+'lr , , S the tact'fsad esit i'ng, l '1, and l0 o n e dI bt tt h id o1 et a '\ i " l of eState f I i l1t!i th~ 1~4~h' o,:14 a+1S~~l lh::~iV ti lt1' 1 :tte ;. " ld it 11att in =:it e,:1 t tltt St te eolt i14tt' ttya S. 111011c or less, itt1d1t'oll(11d eti1 by lit\, of c,at.O (,f '. M. Derrick, e-tate of .1. 1) \\'edt:uian, by C'annon's t'rek and by pu''it road leading f(ruin Newtt'trrr ('- . to t'olunbia. S. C. T,': 1 t( oi S Lt.:: One-third cash. b,l - inee on a credit of one amd t wo years, with iteretst fr-om day~ of sale,2 to) be 42 cureil by hnd of purcllse' and mo-t ea^e of premIIist'5 soldi, wiih leave tof purcha-01' to anticipate ptay milent. I'ut" ehaser must comply with terms of stile in one ..ourt r1" premises will be resold at h is risk Pu rchaser to pay for stami:s and 'alpers. W. D. HARDY. Master. Miatcr's Ollice, Nov. 8, 189i9. The National Bank of Newberry, South Carol in a. I'lnl i it, vs. James .1. Thomas et al., I)efendants. BY OUDII ( )" ( Oli:l' H EREI N dated Nov. 10. 189i6. I will sell to tha hiIhes h idlcr before the Court F ion;.e at Newberry, S. C., on sale day in lie eember all that tract of land situate in Newberry County. $tate of South (ar olina, containing one hundred and ninety-six acres, more or less, andl bounded by lands of Mirs. S M. Oxner, Levi NI. Presley, W. T. Cofield, Mrs. Sarah E. Chick and others. Also all that tract of land in the said county and State containing eighty three acres, muore or less, and bounded by lands of Mrs S. M1. Oxner, L. M. Presley and other lands of James J. T'homas. 'I'itis o' SAL:: One-third cash and the balance on a c-edit, of one and two years. Credit portion to be secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of preis. sold, with leave to purehaser to pay his whole bid in ensh. Ciedit portion to Ieair interest from day of sale. If purchaser fail to comply with terms of sale in three days land will be resold at his risk. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. V. 1). HAlDY , Master. Mast,cr's Oliiee, Nov. 8th, 1S99. T. P. Pitts and J.S. l'itts, as Ador., etc., l'laintili, vs. Miles P. Lake, et al., Defendants. BY ORDER OF COt.T mElnEIN B will sell to the highest hidder before the Court House at Newberry, S. ('., on sale day in December, all that plantation of land lying in Newberry County and State of South Carolina adjoining lands of, or formerly of Asa I'. Davis, C. S. Cleland, Esq., of Johnl Satterwhite, deceased, and others, and containing seventy-thrce and one-half acres, mOre or less. 'I EtMs OF SALE.: One-half cash, bal ance 01n a cr-edit of one year- wit,h in terest, from day of sale, credit portLion to bc sectured by bond of plurchaser and mor01tgage of premises ->ol. Purchaser to pay13 for' papers andl 4.Cami1ps. W. D). H-ARD)Y, Master. Master's Om1cc. Nov. 8th, 1899. Sally Jobhnstone, et al., Plaintitfs, vs. Elizabeth R. C7oppock, et al., D)efen dants. B Y ORDER OF COURT HEREIN I will sell to the highest bidder before tIle Court H-ouise at Newherriy, S. C., on sale day in December, all that lot of land situlate In the town of Newberry, S. C., containing one aer-e, more or less, and bounded by Pra-2tt Strecet, Coates Street, Friend Street, and Wilson Street. Lot will he di vided and sold In two or mor-e lots. T1EIIMs 0F SALa: One-third cash; balance on a ecredit' of one and. two years, wit,h Interest on credit portioni from day of sale; (credit por1tIon to be secured by bond of purchaser and mnort gage of premises sold with leave t.o pur11chaserI to anticipate payment Iln wvhole or In p)art. Pu'mrchaser- to pay for papers and stamps. W. D. Hardy, Malster. Master's Offce, NQv. 8, 1899. WV. D). Hardy, Master, Plaintiff, vs Thomas W. Gallmnan, Defendant. BY ORDER OF COURT flEREIN Bdated Nov. 2, 189)9, 1 will sell to the highest bidder before the Cour-t [House at Newberrly, S. C,, on sale (lay in De cember-, all that ti-act of land lying In Newber-ry County and . State of . Sout,h CarolIna contatining one hundred and five ac:-'s, mor-e or less, and hountled by tiracts No 2 atnd No. 4 of? lands1 of Elizabeth Gallmnan, J1. 13. and L. O I?ellers and .John Sligh. T1EttR OF. SA,l*:: One-half cnsh, hal ance on a cr-edit of or.e year, wIth In terest, fro i dn(ay of sale, cred It por-tion to be secui-ed by bond of purlchaslter and mortgage of pi-emises sold; with leave to p)ur1chaser to ant,IcIpate payment In whole or In part. Purcehaser- to pay for paperts and stamps. W. D. H ARDY, Master. { Master's Offce, Nov. 8, 1899. WAGONS& BUGGIES In Car Loads. We havo just received a car of the Well Known White Hickory Wagons; also, a car of Baggies, which we, will Bell .hleap. 1( in needi.of a Wagoii or Buggy, itwill pay you to call and et our prices bofore making your. pulrchnso. WVe buy in large lots, pay. cash, discount our bills, which en ables us to sell Fiirst Class Goods at low prices, Como and see us. We will take pleaetiro jiti ebowing you what we have. We guinntee ev'ery Wagon a i Eggy to give entire sat isfaot,lon, jare Y4iPnanjsn1.0 RUN AN Not doubt you to in Sit t ho's tli'rS as you 'egret. it: \ 'a n a ie .\ u ; b sfora ti tv I,htn 'h I atiS, (', tt h :ttid lies udatsh, r k tt t .2:' . .' ad :0-., ind n -a in-ls, at ai to Iie. l'e ,ates 1e, t ; 2t. 13ir sto'l Ladies \ raps, (ap-. and taekets, petty and (heap a+ ty on he martu.. I,adte's re"adv mtde 'kIet fromn 15c. to rl 50. Very at ract iN e ;tnd rhteap. In the Domestic I )'partmnt, we tae -od Color d 11 oii no:pun at 4c. lest Colored Homespun at 5o. 40-Inch lo!t,nspun at 5''.. Drills at 5c , Sea slands at I e.. and better one:. I n oltr Shoe d1eparttmett we have the ;reatest 'alues yet. I)on't flil to see tntr ('Ilothin;;. No use in paying high >rices when you Can biy from ts as ow at when cotton was .c. Iul stok 13uttcrick patterns, and ab sriptius taken for Delineator. Yom s truly, B IG C I have sold out mny entire li Notilns, and will hereafter cai ine of' Clothing, Sho urnishit In my Clothing Departmont you ityles in Suits, Pants and Overcoats MY SHOE LINI vith r.ll kinds of Shoes for Men, W atest styles in Soft and Stiff Hats, f Mv line of FURNISHING GOOD 3osiory, Suspenders, Collars, Cuffs, t o wear-now and fresh. Prices the Lowest! Sty the Best. Everything Yours Truly, MU. A.L A FULL Ziegler Bros This line is known to the trade a ~ull line of latest styles of Ladies I2.0 to t3.0. In rLodium grade we carry aL full I Butt on and Lace. This is the best narket. 8 to 12-$1.00. 1251 to 2 A line of Box Calf Shoes in Lace, ralutes ever offered. Also full line o raluos. Como to see us, we will sell you bo tiso. Respectfully, Jam The Shoe House R.C.WILLIAMS -THE 3reets His Friends in 1899 And asks a con tinuance of their PATRONAGE. N-e will be glad .to ihow you his goods md to sell to you. :AL TO SEE ilM BEFORE BUIivAN a hurry, ut read a few run, anc you will not 591'2 A| T1.11:O1'G(I Ill: sIIoICS to the feet, and hence through the whole body the path of disease is often plainly marked. Don't catch cold from wet feet. Wear a pair of our strong, handsome and well-m1ade and be independent. of the weather. Men's and Woimen's shoes aec both made of honest material. There is no filling up with useless trash. Ieal leather and good workmanship do not most much here. IA. NGE nie of Dry Goods and Ladies' ry a first class and up-to-date: es and Gents' ig Goods. can find all the latest and nobbiest for Men and Boys. IS COMPLETE omen and Children. I have all the -om the cheapest to the finest. S is hard to beat. Underwear, Shirts, mnd every thing that a gentleman needs les the Latest ! Quality Fresh and Up-to-date. N' .A.3r exM.,I LINE OF . Fine Shoes udies! being the best on the market. A and Misses Button and Lace Shoes ino of Ladies' Missos' and Children's line of medium grade Shoes on the -$1.50. Ladies sizes 2 2.8--$1.50. $1.00, $1.25 and $1.'75-the greatest Boys' School Shoes that are great ~tter shoes for the price than any one Newberry, S. C. Just Received A NIEW LINIC1 OF FRIENDSH IP BRACE LETS AND HEARTS. .and... Eyeglasses JH Em &OPTICMu