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' \\' VI (;t;4 I-I' 'ti t ' t 11\. 'T'he I riti atnI News rxl't'etIs evt.'' liubs'rtih l' to pay somle, billn-- oil is lIb SeripIt.inn, if it is not pa id in ad tval:t itreutly, betweent this tilne and tiht rn't of the yeart. We do tnot want to bc' is appoiited. We nceed the noion v. I) not, wnait for sotne ott to bint you III atuil lillnt you, but if yon owe for yout paper, walk troundtti tot ie ttlire anit show youir itl,l ret'it ion by m:alhin;, payt tm''nt. tl l i s hIlt ;=utlit'cient Iolicet' tt i'very tielintln tt. UA AIt1.t:s'tOiN. \Ve spentT a ' k'lllilcs. ivin~. ihay thi: yea' in It gooti old city of har('t'leston We were ilai to note the prog"ress ait t'vidernce of a\"wakenting in, ht' old city ''Ie w hole Stat should feel inltler in ('iilston and we believe if til ienoIle of tihe Statet' generat'illV rotilh tol.,r to know Charleston and her p eto p e better, they would appreitet then itiore. We would like to ste C'hares ton prosper, and the pwople of the ' ity and the rest of Ilit' State )et in elose1 touch with eaeh other, and tihe bt'st wit to bring it. itout, is to heconmne iette netluaint.ted. 'I'he occasion of outr visit the pas week was the invitation to the (;overtn oi atII party to lie presentl at the reviev of thei Charlestoni militia by the (;o\ truor and lstill' and the inn--pettion b; tte Adljutant Gerntral. TIhe' ;ovetrnor"' pltly went. to tharle ston on \\'Ine is dayi via tlie .\t ilntie t 'oat I.ine, ant thetil t down Ias It very lreasan one. ''h' II li litia was out in fllt fo rt' aiut Inittdi a '_oodt appell'uatnier, antd wts ucom p lint'utt'd by the j.\Ijutant. trnral. 'I'he r'teeptItion giv'rn tile (iov'rno waIts vey gratifyini to Ilt it andii hi friendils. lie is a l'hurlestounian h' b't irt andl thie ('hitrlt'ston I e opler on thii orra"ioti sp a'td no painl- to 'how a< c'xplress tht'ir app1 lrt''illtiun of him 'I'h r'ec''lption was such as only tht t'ha'bston titop le know howv to i te htarty, whoi-."onlIed1 and gnial. W\\' Iatte it visit to the Isle of I'aliim fOr tht' irst Itin sinte this rt'sort hia heetn oplend. \\'r were delighted am surprised for ii' had no id'it therte wit suih a charming rte'.ort in out Stit, inittd se' easy of tterss. \\'e 'see In t a son Why this resor't sh1all not heeotn it- tont lo h atr on th' Athbuit c'o;as for it is rrrtainly the' Iml. st charmin, and t het're is no 'eacth alny where t equal it. .\ll that is nrrrssarv is for i to beote k now n. The elect rie nott lieaiimI to it, of courst' after ou rt'eacl the island b)iy boat, is onr of the best wl havt evern seen. A ud it is owntnid larger Chiatrleston nteeds atninthier tdaily trtail overt te Souttthen't or Coastit ,Inne to thu utp eoutry' via Newvhetrry. The Southi tein niowi opie.rates an double ndaily ser'vie betwieent Char'lestont aind *obiuuhlia atn it. dots sneemi an easy mtattert to n'o at ratnge sehetdules thait the' double dali tiotlt hei putt otn hbetweent Cohtnuiahi an G reenwtood, fort that. is the only ga over't which~ thertet is on' lyn' daily ant tine sam te seheduit'li raet ic'ally that haz been in foree si nce the road was binlti Now, that. Charleston is wor'king u aund endtleavorintig to ut iv ate he coun'ii t trny 'oulslins intlii thip eonitryt', we woul tie gladt to see hetr busine--s men an her?t tnewspaper's help u~is to get closert' them byv detmanding 01r asking then r'ai roads to give us a double daily servie btwieen (Chatrleston anid thn uip c'Our try-b. Nothitig would help) muore to gc uts closer' togtthenr. A miorni ng trai leavig Charleston about 3 o'clock ain runninutg th rough GIreenville wouldi su us and then otne goig downi earl ieri t he mor'ning. Or we would be sati: tied with almost any' aragmet we had twno trains a dlay, tot' the road would trun them sutfieiently' far apai to give uts an oppotun'ttiity to go an cotme quicker. In this age time valuable, and a man does not c'are spoil a week to got only a hundtre muile's fromt home to attend to busines: Will not Chatrleston help on this iinc * 8 We hen"d while in the city' and the we have obser'ved in the newspatper that Charleston is to have a c'arndidat for' Congress fr'om tier distr:ect W have wotnder'ed manty tines why Chai lesitoni wa.s so gZenrouis as to let l3eali fort. havne the 'ongret'nssmanit for' so ion whten she had~ thme votes aind a larg~ prtoport ton nif t lie inte'rest, \\'e hav no diotubt Col. 10lliott has madec a gou congr'essmnan, butt ite could ntot have thi interest in Charliestoni that. OneC of hen own wotuld have. It is stated t hi 8~tate Sentator' .os WV. B3arnwell is t enter the race, and if he does, we hav ito doubt he will bie elected, lie is ver'y useefuli member of then State Senat and is a lawyer of ability. If electedt cngress, lhe w.dl tmanke ai valuatbie men bor of that body, for he Is able, faithft to qvery trust, anmd conscientIous an fearless in the dischar'go of dity an the advocacy of what he believes to b rig'ht. We hope he,will be eleo ted. Alt.ogether' the ti*lp toChiarlestoni wa a ploeaan pne, There atre few peopi who kn# i ho to enitortain ast do Lb Chark4ston ponpdO. The~ Ohar Aento pol shoulid poll a~e~10 bt)o do. With end i 'u . \ .Il .\. ('I1.liSI ', M r. I ) 11 .t t enport'1t ielt? .\; t'. t'. i, v it Iai t eh 11' of rur1' coi tt'Inpoiari s Iitve Iiontuderest l ti Itile arks n nrtst litre". \\'e' ti idI not ntitll to t t neil t :i" ttitI 1 t' lltdorsi li_ tIht l akin g or th1e' u1 n111 of them , stit. we simly tid if at nu dec . lttidedi to ntitkt and1 wear 1 t,bemtl it otld he i t L t'al better to ollc nIta d sf y Si ii it to attolnl t t1 denlly iIt. As, 1o t1 he 01 iIoSophy of tho (luus Itiolt lIII'lt' is not ll o iut' iIIt 1 Iet hllli no muort'p teI ritil slhntl I atrhedI to wearing a breastplat than to rlr Ii a l ri tse t oL( o o ne's person . "T1hr. lattler is ia at ition of statute law wthie l'thero is no latwv Igainst the lfrmer. if i l iof hts it ;:rt 'vt anle ag ainst, anoth th' Im nanly wvayo is to meet, him An 'tqua t rils ant hav it, out, like mn. \\'o t not approve ither the brtistl late or t.h. te'a(lI Weapon ron In the ret'snli t status of public oplin ion in ii.is tititt t m tn ennot outliv the welarii g of rlit or plat,e whil the enl.ryinIIg of vonuraledi dlelyl weaptlon5 seheminl to bit ai adee ofonor. As ' Iie I er t iisti nguisheiti gentle mal y ti htuie ith d yit tI re aitre t,w'O thtigs (.he people of t,hia.State.nver f,irg tt if t.hey do forgiv . O nr'is for at u'nn to Show the white ftather wvhent the test i nes Inti tht' other is to vio ltt' it trust, or t onli el ice. The Ii il wvho dots either nlyV ais well seek ret Iirein ent an i'teitavot" to ke h mself a ltit'th frol t t liblie view i l tossi hlt' for to do so will had to his pIac of sout1. T1'he' plt,ting oil of armor plate ad te rnu' o lsl n takt; your ht'ne'In ' is consit ere t it s evit'lnte, la.ck of courage illtani Iv vimrd it is not. far wrong fot' it. is ta kiIi _ ativatntage: of \our i tlanon-ist alleI 1 b itrvt nitn will dot that. I\'e at v e tseetl vtit' ieills Ilat ll.-S silig f;e'st-'tl as lossil u ' iatiILes for ( ov ti ilr next y etr. \\'it hoti, d i tsparaging the 'liaitis of the wortiy geitiemenl who aspir to the ollie, this nteIsapietr t'x11t'tts to supp11ort M\ It. .\IOeiweetn(y fol' re-elect ionl. South ('arolina I.xvel. hlad a Iire o( ' linore intleend it. ov t'ut'tn( . ili is frie'niy to all, but we;rs li t)n t1'- tollat'. t t dlost't. stop to en utlire' b hrir lit' ktohe like 1 iaw, or laws, bunt rt'cti liis to itnf.irt'e' i th iemt a t, witIl ontt pefr enchi 'e to his own likes r dtlis lik s--if het' has a y. 'he irinter , ov 'l'oi u, ti to this time', has voome up to ill ( ith e l Iet it elits, aal the P tress and ltunnlr will standl byv him in the next. clecttion..-:\bbheville I'rr,s andl lIanner. 1, R . OI . 11t t.0t1 tig.it) pt,ttit arI t IFie. llad llood causess Mtood andrt o Skin niiases, l'.rualtions, P'imples, erofut - tl,' Ea.tigI PAes IM er., Cancerit, F,ize tu t]i's ti(hi htlt'n, 'heumat tsm, t'tarh i hngutm's,etl oa.,l e a pik ostivs - ftie . enei (fu.' n 1. 1 . (ower anic purtir o2l' the agied t has ahlwaysin eutetv the mnitofst de seated Mer sis;ent eases, hfernI .toetrnd paltenOt. medicins enad :-.tlti fie, 1a. u.g. hadre by drivilng out' of the bofd thet poisns d humr kownrs which iause hail trhat ir pemnenii tt ContgIoues lied w'as ont,o h producing rpion, anwollen s Fie., eurTe by 1. ev. . Aew druggst, S ra tidtl. Nhc w~iill bet sen h we - turn nvel. MedicalI adilwilo Fan. Ad-l 1.attick 'of nd i ldrien'.Ils dackets'irg wued ' ,f hcta in tenwY rtkt cost,. nta -~ f t0.. iittt. occ . iS. i spiwrito eahof Normanolie ~'t tE l.a, SNorman F.itee Ln was d u bornlJazn n te'v ur 2n. 1s, joied thek hirc un-r ~dter thearnitry oft ithe Re. it M.n' herabham when1 g oy iee ywas fully niwiHe af bee as grealt ouatie~ re havin Sderee toever koen' ant tldarial mh r orheawtite. hI' It owthe lt it. aS he . waon ofm th t submiud ith andmpa d itin askerhrn if ee knuld trn last CSatioray tovemboe lied he wauld werhe wase but yearen1, motand \ndavs v beth natbhed awa'loc u. le t is bspii htoke it isifitfon tohie lo1 'ground of wsorrw,to lve itkh too goolyt bne 0 omnwsawy kinditar.a obigng detht hati butremared i wn' e wmr afraidl g to. Hdaneent, fy awa rie ofhi conditin fall expesld ar or arer fhomes," and tod spek andh caer e wthed mhert o wth tom plant s evyold state Jeuold o with himr, e bundw aredlad to stae could itrisnt hs e waihr th fwhicho his repiednity tould hae w m7oyea, 10xmniel an usdas ald.I seems grai isa lor tie youn ti be wrtnathdaaygu.e,sbwi Shumle killissio to oHde ofwho i"to T'his is aotlher big iitemi. il'rosperity I ' 1 o1c1 j+a hint! Slowly, I It lieve, or at, eat I hoper "o. \Ir" -1. I,. Ii)Iuhvaru has pt,t one wek1s wtorlk on his road this year, and he celrtainly hits it in apple pie order. If every roI d oterl"see"r wouIl do as he s has, it. woubltl lie tore be"nelieial to the I niB>ot writing these :top>ia lots to inv'eloite alny in the least, atndl I hope t tle reer will not untderstald le that, wt"ay, but there ite some spots of road in thltis c(ourntry that, is partileutlarly bad, a tiud e fore wintr is out will be amost ini1assibhie. Now this year will soon " bht gone, not only this year. but a celn try-one hundred years- will s8on ex p)ie. So don't let at nw ee ntuttry latclh 1)u' roads inl such shape. WVe ought to take rare of ourl old collntry, and tl is is at big step towards dolig so. Air. Walter lerbert, has baled for hilself severat hulndred hales of hla,y "1 this week. 1Ir. It G. IGteagin will make his home in 1000 at, Att. WVillint , altltla e"onunty . WeI w ish for' him)I a prosperIouls ebmange. \' l'he ladies around here elehrat,ed 'I'llanksgiv inrg Iay at the hospitable I homnes of Nirs. 1. Il. Iloulware, having a t ml is+ionu-Cy mieceting in the aIftern:+on 1 and giving thank olfering. Nlts. L,ula1 Longl and .daughter, Miiss I ec4sie, sp)ent last Tu'iesdlay with Mir. . uW . I.ong, Jr., of Silver Street. W ill Ii kes hiis ne.w home at Silver St,reet, very luchl. lie says the nieighhbors are good to him. '1r. O. W. ILong and his si tcr", MisS Ilessie, were the guest of I1ev. Tiller's family last Sunday night.. They re iport at delightful visit,. MIr. 1\taurice Tiller will come out Saturday to hunt, with his friend, l). \V. Long. We wish for him in advance it )leasfant t.ilce. Ilmlor says that. there aro eighteen coul)les to get married ill in the Trini ity section this fall. ''hati is the place to find out what love is, I imagine. \Ir .1 ill loulware an(d Mr..1 in Ellair have made themlselves a present of -a new buiggVy. MIr. Ar'thur h'oy is u) in Nos. ( and 7 1 Townshl ps this week remodeling stoves. NIrC. John)1 1'. ILon)g, of Saluda( 1 Co., has at yard of the finest lumber in this coun try anywhere, btIng tho heart, of mreeop ycellow p)ine. Ii conclusion, let inc ask all the dot writers to come forward with a good nt'Wsy letter. We all enjoy realing them A ULtpia lad. Nov. 7, 1O9.. Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys. Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. All the blood in your body passes through your kidneys once eve three minute-:. he kidneys are your . blood purifiers. they fil ter out the waste or r - impurities in the blood. If they are sick or out of order, they fall to do Je' m their work. _- Pains, aches and rheu matism come from ex cess of uric acid in the ----a - blood, due to neglected1 kidney trouble. Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady1 heart beats, and makes one feel as though they had heart trouble, because the heart is over-wvorking in pumping thick, kidney poisoned blood through veins and arteries. It used to be considered that only urinary troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, but now modern science proves that nearly all constitutional diseases have their begin ning in kidney trouble. if you are sick you can make no mistake by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp..Root, the great kidney remedy is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the tuost distressing cases and is sold on its m oits by all druggists in iuity cent and one-dollar siz- ,1 es. You may have a ' sample bottle by mail nlomo of swamp.noot. free, also pamphlet telling you how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilnmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. .FINAL NOTIoN - ALL4 PE~RSONS-WHIO HAVE NOT ' paid their' Tlown' TaLxes are here by nlotilled that a penalty of ten pec' cent, will be positively added after Friday, the 15th day of December, I1899. By order of Council. JNO. C. GOGGANS, Cierk anId reasurIer'. -NOTI E. L.L PE'SONS HOLD41NG ela.ciiims against, the Town of New Berry areC hereby notified to pr'esent the 51amei on or before Mlonday, the 18th clay of D)ecembe r, 1899. By order of Council. J1NO. C. GOGGANS, Clerk and TIreasurer. -- Sale. W ILL SELL4 ON FRIDAY ~ tthe 22nd(day of D)ecember, 1899, at tihe latte residence of Thomas MI. Hltntz., deeased, near' Walton), New heirry County, S. C , the personal prop. erit belonlging to the estate of the said, deceasied. consisting of Muies, Cows, Hogs, Farmingi Implements, One Wag on, Two Biuggies, C'or'. Fodder, Hay aind Hlous.hold and Kitchen Furniture. TIermls of Sale: Cash. NEL''TlE E HIENTZ, Admix. and CLAl.EN(CE L. I11'NTZ, Adme. December' (, 1899 NOTICE OF ELECTION. NTOTICE IS HIEREIIY GIVEN itha t an Election will be held on( Tuesday, the 12th day of D)ecembe,, 1899, In the Council Chamber, in the I Town of Newberry, 8. C., for Mayor 1 and Aldermen of the said Town, to a servo for one year. The pol1s will be opened at 8 o'clock a a. m1., and close at 6 o'clock p. mn. e Tihe followiug named persons will I serve as Ma agers of Election, to-wit: I 1). W. T. K ~ber, 8. 8. Langford and I G. S. Nolan d. t Bly order of the Town CouncIl. 0. B. MAYER, Mayor. a JNO. C. GOGANS, e- & er Tr. n. N. Mastcr's Sales. .1. Gihon aL4 A('ln of NeI!ic .ones, il t(11 ill', Ja:. li. Chiary et aI., Iefendlant+. , O()I) It ( )l' (C)UOT; I \\'IlI.2 sell to the highe,st, hhllder), before le court honlse ;it,\Newtber"I-y, S. C., on dleday in Jlanuna-y next,, All that tr"act.or r-rel of land situ to in the count.y of Newberry and State f South Catolina, eontaininlg two hunl red and t wentycr a .-es. Ir 'or less, and otlnth-ed by II. I.'. Iiouzer, tleeca lendrix, .John It. Sp earmnm .nd Wber. Ids of Jas. It. C lary. Tersn of Sale: ()ne-third cnsh, hal neu on a ere(it, of one and two years, '1th interest, fromn day of csale, to he se tred by bond of piurChaser and ,not a)ge of IIrem1ises sold. I'i'rchas . to pay for papers and'it tae 1 s. W. 1). IHARD)Y. Ali l' aster. Altaster's Olliee, Dee. 5, I8!J9. (liliford Snowdell ,t al., Plaintifi's, VS. "11- Al- Johnston(', E;x., et., at., D)efend antIs. [ JI1)14It OF ('O1lt' 11EII1IN 1 will +ell to the thigh(nt bidder, be ro the court house at Newberry, S. -., oin saleday in .January next, All that 10' of htand in the town of ewberry, South Ca"olina, contning wt'enty-MIx oue-hundtred(tihs of an acre, ( nol3re or 1e88, fronting on Philip Street 11d1 otherwise bounded by lands of Wil .lonesuantd 1). 1I. WheWel(r. Tern of Sale: One-half casah, bal- I C neek, payable In one year, with interest Iomt day of sale, to bt. secured by bond f pu irchaser and mllorigago of p1retnlises Q '1rchaser to pay for papers and tamplls. W. ). Ii A RD1)Y, Master. Alaster's 01llec, D>ee. 5, 9i9g. g le Scot tish-A merican Mort gage Com1 1 any. limitel, Plaintifl, F v"s.h \. J. Olbson, A(dili., &r., Lula I. Lng " et al., Defi'ndants. [)Y OlIDER 0OF(' COUllT I WVL fL " 1 sell to the hi,;hrst bidder, lefoue he vourt house at Newberry, 8. C!., on r alleday3 in .13anuary3 nextI, All that Irat or phrntation of land ituate in Newberry County and State ) foresalid, containliog one hundred and lfty-seven and one-h1lIf acres, mour; or ,, and bounded by 11nds1 of the IM .!te of ltabellat Blair, Dr. D. A. Can- d 1on, Fr1an k Ring and (eo. M. I ong. 'erms of Sale: OL'e-third ensh, bat 111(O III one and I wo years, wit h1 inter -t from day of sale, to bie -et'tnred( by )ond, of prchasoer and mortgalgo of >rijmseH so:d, with leave to atici itte p1atymneit ill wlole or1 inl pat t. Purehaser to paly for papers and tamnlips. hl WV. 1). H!AltIDY. MIast('r. Masltter'l Olilce, Dec. 7 I: !1)1. Javid A. liuft in his own rivrht an4d as l Ad n., &e., Plaintill, e se11ct,rv ('aldiwell et al., I)efentdants. i1. YOtI)EhI OF COUR1T"' I WILL 3sotl ito the his-best t i(dder before hle court house at Newberry, 8. C., ( n ateday in .binnarttly nlext, All t1hat3 t r-:ct of land sinat e in New crry Cour' ' and State of South (aro inn1, eolm.aiing twenty- tive neres, 10re or less, and bounded by launds uof h estate of 'P. S. I oin^st, Mrs. .1. B. .outa and the ' home place." Also, all that tract of land situate in lhe county13 and3 S ate aforesaid, known'1 ( is the "hlomie plce,"' cont1 Jining t wo) 11und1redl acres, more or 1c's, and3( bound-4 :4d by lands1 oIf T. V. Wicker, Dra31 ton Kinaird, the sa:id I wenty-flive ac341re t1 11d( by the CoIubi rohZI3. dI. di Also, tall that3 traIct situate inthe er'C '011unt nd SItate afor aid, conta'ning lIrty acr , more or 1 s, and3( bounded13 33y innkds of (A. (A. I)eWalt, D). T1. Liv- $1 nlgsto) 1 and1( 1land1s beloiginig to the w1 hIildrI3en oIf 01lenn Metta". Also, ali that1 other tract of land sit- ft 3ate in coun1ty3 and3( State a for4-aid, con)1- (4 ..inling two 131undr .33nd sixty taer ', 11 more or I: a, and bounded12: by ias1 of $: 130 estate of 0. A. CounIts, C. (3. D -. 2: Walt and1 olthers. This tract ni'ay~ be 3 10old 1in 1 wo or mor0e lot , if so0, p31a' -of p1 01ame wvill be 0on exhibition on day13 of LV (ale. T1erms of Sale: Onie-l hird enioh, bal 1ince on a credit of onie and14 two y'e -r8 b4 r'ith inIter 1 from (13ay of sale; credit. portioni to be seeni .bIy bonid of 1p13- g 3h113er a11n ortgage of p)remIises sold(. Purchaser to 1pay3 for papers3F and11 W. D. IHARDY.' Master. L M a' .;e, Dec. 5, 1899.N [1u13a 1 u tn, Tfhos. M1 Briggs et al., d vs. 1 Nanie L. Cromier, Defenldant. I3 Y ORDER OF THEr CJRCITl 14 001cour1 I ll sell to the0 highest b)1d- C Ier, before the court house atl Newber y', 8. (.., Onl saI4ley ini Jan uary nex I, All that planltaition of 11and4 8 111a1e in - hie counIty of Newberry and3( State oif, 0outh1 Caolina11, con3ta1in ig Iwo hun31 Ired and3( u,ixty aicre , moro14 or a 4,31and ale of John and WVilliami Duckeit, am1l 1 ithers and1( 1by Enoree43 rivr.'~ TPermis of sale: Onle-third cash1, bal nee4 1in 4one anid tWO wo yers, wIth iter 81 from (lay of sale, secured by Ithnd of murchiaser and)1 mo30 tgage of premlils aid. Purchaser to pay for papers anld tamp js. W. D). H AflDY, Master. Master's Oflice, Dec. 7, 1899. bhe National11 Bank of Newhberry, So uthi vs.a lIexan1der Sligleton ando Ellen M. La Y' F"ar, D)efendants. a11 H" D Y ORDER OF COURT, D)ATED) (< November 4, 189)9, 1 wIllisell to the0 tu tighiest ildder, before (lie court hou3se ('x t New berry, S. C., on saleday' in Jan- all tary next, / wi All that 11 1. of landi In the tow1n of 113 fewberry, Stat of South.1 Carolina, f'i ontaining one-half acre. more or less, pl1 (3d bounded by3 Pratt street, St. 43uke's EpIscopal church lot, the Pres. 23 myterian church lot and MicMorris treet. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, bal nee in 03ne and two years, with inter- To stfrom day ofsBale, to be secured by >1o(1 of purchaser and mortgage of 'remlses sold, The buIldings oti prom 3es to be Insured and policy assigned a b), 3 Master, oil Purchaser to pay for pape 's and flu tamps, J n1 W. D. HARDY, idastere 18f Master's oOn, nDee. 8in8no o EM BEHU if 111 N IN )ry Goods, )ress Goods, Jotions, ackets, )apes, /lillinery, )utings, lannels, 3lankets, nd all kinds of taple Goods. See our special Plush apes, $2.50 to $5.00. See our line of Jackets 3.00 to $10.00. See our marked down )ress Goods for bar ains among them for ou. See ouir 428 Black ibbed Hose, extra eavy extra value. See our line Lalics' Unler Cal. Special heavy . n ion Suit. ets. Special Iieavy Fleece Liined >cets, See our 8e. Outing, splen dc vailue for1 the price. See our line Damasks with apkins to Match. We aire anxious to show you I1ro1;h o r1 stock. Every de E1iieImnt is 111p to the usual igh stlindard. \ promiso you polito attention, liable goods lit prices as low as can miide. \o do no. sell shoddy >ods. Wo do sell good clean mer 1a'dise, and ask you to look in on whilo doing your D)ocomber shop ng. Yours truly, DADE AT - OOPELAND BROS. V IIAVl' 13 EEN Ol'ENING ANI) m iarking New Goods for the past ur1 weeks, and1( the consequneC is, our Or'e is packed and jammead with New dii Goods, aInd we are hecre to Lell you at we never al low ouirselvyes to be'nn-i wlsoldl by anyonec, q uaiity3 of goods msidered. CLOTHINC AND HATS. M\en's suits of Clothes for *4100, worth .00: Men's anuits of Ciothecs for $5.00, irthi $7.50: M en's suitLs of C)lthes for .00, wm thLi $10.00:Hioys' suits of Clothes r $.00, worth $1.50: Hoys' suits of othecs for $i. 23 and( $1 .50, worth $2.00: Dy0 101(1o Clothes for $2 00(, wort,h 50an 3.001: I3oys' K nee Il'ants at e., -100. andi 50c. a1 pa1ir. B3ig lot, of en's IExtra I Xnts, all1 sizes. at half the -(ce you1 pay3 for them at other places. en11 sHats4, all kinds and latest, styles. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! Wec have them of all kinds and the st, makes. A big~ lot. Ladies' Jackets at from .50 to $7.00. A hig lot Ladies' Capes from 500, to $7.50--Plushu, Cloth andl strakan. We can sho(w 0one of the Best and urgest, Stocks of New D)ress Goods in ewbb'ri ", andl at jnst Half the Price mn pay fo -t,hem at other stores. You Ill only 'ose money for yourself if you ',see us on Dress Goods this season. Newv Lot '1 rimmings, Velvets, Silks, n broidery, Laces and( Ri bbonus. Comec to see us often. No trouble for to show goods. Main St,reet., Newberry, S. C. ONLY Ost-*: S'roni:. l'ATE 0OF SOUTH' I CAR~OLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERY--IN COMMON PLEAS. rahi U. Maiflet , Mat t ie.J Sloan and Johnit C Ha21lfaere, Plainti 114, against Elizabeth H. Norris, Hernry A rchie Bloaun, Johno Calvin Sloan. Albert E. Sloan, Benijaiun B. Sloan, Snamuel A. Sloani, Burt M. Slonn, Em ma S8 Norris, John E. Huzhardt, Thomas Wilson, Annie Wilson, Frank Wilson anid Alice WVilsoni, D).fendants. Summons for Relief. (lihe Defendants abov'e named: 70OU AREi HIER~BY SM Lnmoned and1( re< uliredI to anlswer e comnpilint In t his actIon of which cop)y 1 is erewith Iserved upon)1 ui, and to serve a euPy (If your swer1 to the sait01 comhliiit on,. lie hseribers alt their oflle at Newberry t H ouise, Soth Carolina, within enly dlays aifter' thle service. hereof; elusIve of thle day' of sucnh service; d if you' fail (i toiswe.r the compi llaint thi hIbe tim e Iaforesaid, the lpla inlt iffs this action will apply to I ile Court (ihe relief demandt i(ld in the com-. lint. D)ated 'NIwherry, l8. (j., Novemibe~r I, A. D). 1899. IIUN T & IHUNT, PlaIin tf's Attorneys. .the Defendants. Henr.y Archie iloani, Trhoma s Wilson, A nniei Wi I. on, Frank WVilon and Alice Wilson: C akle notico thant thle comnplau it I theo i'e1 entItle art ilon was illed -in the oo of theO Clerico th(le (C-ort of ('om ii Pleas for 'Newberry County: the 23rd daiy oif November, A. D.* I 9. IUNr & HUN,,' . ...The Thanksgiv It will bo felt in the pocket book. tho Lowest. Percb. Just step this waty into tho ...Clothing and Gent's I and you will bie surprised at thl our aill wool suit for men at only $<) Now look ait our $8.'75 suit that ovot Yes, we havo liner ones that are go< at beautiful lItno of hatndsomeo Cnston 'We that you hacvo bveln paying; One Departmtnt. and look at thet famous Wishing all a happy th ankcsy BIG C I hae sod ot niy enltire Notions, and will hereafter e,, line of Clothing, Sht Furnishi in my Clothing Dopartonont you styles in Suits, Panits and Overcoat: MY SHOE LIN with all kinds of Shoes for Mon, latest styles in Soft and Stiff Hats, My line of FURNISHIIN(r GO() Hosiery, Susponders, Collars, Cu's, o wear-new and fresh. Prices the Lowest! Sr. the Best. Everything aC0'lk'3] I3h ,. Yours Truly, A L T hui inei nown.t tha tre g fu lili l in of aeststylo of adios $2.0 to u O3.i50. IeumPY IOi In meiade we cary a full Buton and a.is lis the bestC line ofBoCafSosi~c, ~vitI ll ind o Shoe fonsci, Mytinuance UNIIN o Priesthe irw st r He wist. begladito YrsE T TmI' BEFORR RFIvIAi Seasonable and Beautifiii. Goods iro shown on every counter. Every thing which coies under the general head or' ...Dry Goods... That is vorthy Of the 11no has found a plac( in our storo. Our cuotors will lin(d i reality about ing Season Here.,. Quality rises highi, but prices aro on urnisiings Department... vallles. Stop at sOcond and Oxilnno 00, you will ad(lmit that it's worth $7. ybody says that it is well worth $10, )d bargans, ask to see then. We have i made, \Vhite and Colored Shirts for Llollar for. Be sure to visit our Shoo "Bostonian," they aro the best mado. iving, I aun Yours truly lin ,)f' Drytj Goods 1and Ladies' irry a first class and u)-to-dato es and Gents' ng Goods, i can find all the latest and iobbiest for Men and Boys. E IS COMPLETE Nomon anid Children. I have all the from the cheape)es:t to ihe finest. D)S is hard to bat. Underwear, Shirts, and every thing that a gentleman needs yles the Latest ! Quality Fresh and Up-to-date. mj ' WICK. ~. Fine Shoes adies ! is being the best on the rnarket. A and Misses Button and Lace Shoes line of Ladies' Missos' and Children's line of medium grado Shoes on the -$1.ti0. Ladies sizes 2 2.8-$1.50. $1.00, $l.25 and $1.75-the greatest if Boys' School Shoes that are great etter shoes for the price than any one * ', Newborry, S. (I. MY LINE OF TABLE WARE IS COMIPLETE IN NIE NICE CROCKERY LOTS 01F NICE Christmas- Presents IN IJIlINA AND GLidSSWllt All are invited to comoc and ex ammoe my stock, J. W. WHITE, Main St.reet NTawharry,. R04.