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E. It. AU L,. E1)IT1en. ChrIKI tut (et Irrl le)br ,tt Ill(eee . 9The ('hristmnas exeriss by the Illelenat Sunday School at the 1Ielena churclt on Tuesday night, was at mag nilicent success, and many were the happy little hearts that wended their way home with their l;ricks--boxes filled with good things--frotnr the Christmas chinmey amd presents hand ed out by ol Santa ('Iaus hiaself at the close of the evening's entertain ment. Magistrate Chappell made an excel lent Santa Claus and knew how to please the little ones. Eveiryhody pres cnt, enjoyed the occasion very ttch, and to those who superintended the getting up of the e.ntertainment for the children is due much creit for the Inalnilleent succe-s. The excellent ad dress by IRev. Nl r. I letbert was enjoyed by all present. A l'o lair .i ' i1st le r, The many friends ofIt' lv. NI. M. Kinard, of ('oatbia, a native of New berry, will be pleased to learn that he has been voted the mlost popular minis. ter in the city of ('o!tml'ia in a onti(st, in which fftten mniusters had been en tered. As a result of the halot he was given a hatndl-ome book etase. Mr. K'i. nard has always heen popuila in New berry, his native city, and his manaly friends liere rejoice to hear of his pop ular"ity at his present Iomne. ('nlug iaararingts. ('ards of invitat ion have b ten is,ut'tl for the narriage of \i i-s I'.annie Shel dlon1, of WVestministtr, S. ('., and \Ib. .1no. V. Kiblr, of our city, to take place at the holne of tit l'rcie on 'Tu, s diay, -January :2nd. The narriag of I'r"ttf. I) I). \\'allac' of 'otlford ('tlll-gt anal Mli.-s Sophie Willis \laans is antilnced by Cards of invitation received in Newher ".ry to take place on .laauary It" hu itn Sp:u-talhml-1 at the homle (If t h bil,.'5 it .es M1'. aid \I a. Ilohi t .\. Adam. ards of i!nvitation have bt 1t re. 'cvived in Newhtrry fttr" th lltl'riag;" of NIi:s ('orr'ie louneal ani Ir. ('iarls 'ann Wootl, :t ('; tlartowt, (;a.act .lanu;ary Ilth. 'Phe brhh-- to-he is the eldest d3auglt' ' of .\lr. J;1. 1.alu,n .1louseal, a fo,rmaler wel l-kn-,;at Newla r rian.-(l }hservei'. 1ititle of ias. Nait (ist. Tie sad news was ree'ived in this city on last Tuesday mnorning of th' death of b-. 7tlatt,ie \lec_'aughrin (;ist. wife of NJIa'. Nat (;ist, in ('la-lotte, N. C., the evening aefore, taf; ' an illn4. of only It few days. 'I'he .ad intelligence east a gloom over' our city, for .\lts. (Ust, wh o had left Newer-r only a few 'eeks before to ralte' her limte in Charlotte, nalbered amnong lt-frienis all who had ever c"t her anal many wiatho only knew het' by reltatic)r; as Ia noble little c'hlristini womnan. Sle wili ihe second daughter of the late lioht. I. 11ec'augbrin and was in the :12nd .vear of her age. She leaves a iosh-u i and two little children, with many t"el altves a c rtaricds to r,to"uur he dI.e.apac'rt urae, lIer'c r'emains wvere I-eta: era l"ewvber'ty ''Tiiitda am c on ta \\'elaa.a tafterntetn wa-, htiad to a est-t ini losemon'aat ( ernectery icn thle prc'ese'na'e of aL l.ge conieoa'se of t a'bit iaes ad fiendiis. (':ret oft 'Tluamlif. NIt'. l'nuironi: WXill yout kimally pec'-mit ite throautgh youra papervc tic athak the gotd pceopale acf A veleighI 'cngregiationt arid tt ira fiis, whoaa have dlite sa mceh tat mtaki cie andl myi famcii ly hit> lpy adurina tlCristmats acal chwea'ful thioughi thle ecmiing yeart. Th'ley hcav'e expriesed thIteir' e steemi foand atatttacha men'at to uts both befor'e tand sincte the hiol iday's begiana, Ii nmany' lpresencts ancd somie v'ery' v'ahmible occes. To'c say~ that these acts oft k i ndlness ar.ce hiighItly aip' prieciatted Icy uts, is a mild wtay to ox lpress it. We w Ih Ito attssin-'e thleii haowev'er', that if we suravivie t he hioliiday feasts fitr wItieh the haa'v te so amcMay prtov'ideda, we will ti'y duiing the comca lug year' to Iccove ourisclvyes or'thiy oft the coat idence iad love t hey have r'e Icosed ini ii. And if we fail ini thte at tempt, they tay at t.'ibte it to thte fiact thatwe ro aziy idulingouarselves which are gifts fr'omi themi. Anil if tat any timo they' shtould be disposed to icn. vestl iat lie att er' the y shat ind th il Ie Manise hall IIlihteal withI thec lamp I they praovided, to reeive thiemt. Itay th'e Loa bless. thtese ideta' pteople with itall needfual things. Newiberray, S. C., I )ee. 2';, I18ta nin 8' eeal lay cn's wuanic. Atnotherl gret adiscvery has beenat inacdo, andatl ltooci, bay ta I'idy In thisa Cctry''.."I )se':'e~ tastd i lt.a c Ilatohtes lipInt hert andca fact soee years a-cle wtith-' stood I(it 'veres t t-etta, hcnit her vital organls were anideiriled(c acid ideathI atteitlne limmiienit. Fortt three cnothcs she couighiedl incesantly, andio coildi nt sl;eep. She finatlly dilseovered ai way tot recovery, bay pitrchast-inlg oaf uts a btattle of Dr. Khig's New DIscovery for Cont. ciu tnptioni, andias soit tiuchtll telilevedl oni taiking first doise, that shel slept till nIght; anid withI tw~io boattles has1 bteeni abs*oluttely acred. Hera nameic it M!rs Luthe~r Ltitz. Thluis wratit WV. 0. H nan nilek & Co., of She~lby, N. C. Tlrhial bottles free at till Drucg Stocrec. Regulair scize' 500 and 1.00. Every hot tIe guatrateeo'd. fPyypectomaf A QUICK CUREi FOR COUGHS AND COLDS Very valuablo Remedy in all affectionis pf the THROAT or LUNG$ Large B3ottles, 25C. DAVI8 & LAWRENCE CO.a LIrnilted, dro 's of Perry Davhs' Patn-Killer. iIr. Andrew Willis, aged about 10 years, (ied It his home inl Saludacourn ty on Suntlday last,.' HIis reinaus were blurlled at Ilethany chureli Monday af i ern1o:1n. ('hallic Moseley, son of Mr. W. A. Moseley, died at 1'rosperity on Tuesday of this week. ,Mrs. Huthl Morgan, wife of Mr. But ler Morgan, died on Thursday morn ing of paralysis. Ifer remains were buriedl t,his morning at Ebenezer, IRev. 1). 1'. lloyd conducting the funergi ser vice. "Timo J bout ia Fair 1'ay." I have served the people of Newberry (ounty for abttoost. 20 years and now I ask a return of favor. I have in my New Store, on I,aw Range all kinds of fresh fatnily Groceries, Which I am anxious to exchange for cash. I don't want to iake a fortune In a day: but am willing to give a full dol lar's worth for every 100 cents spent witrh Ie. A. C. TioMAsON. it f One Dose Te(lls the story. Whlen your head aches, and yotu feel bilious, consti p ated, a1tnd! out of tu111, with your sionuth sour and no appetite, just buy i package of Hood's Pills And take a dose, from 1 to 1 pills. Yot1 Will be strpri:eI at, how easily they will do their work, cure your headache :u biiousness, rouse the livetr and ntke yo'i feel htpiy lnean. 2cents. Sold by all tnedicinoc (delrs. Our Thiiks To All!l W(1 rceived( dluring the HLL I S, and we will ('ndeavor to continuno to pleaso you tho coming, NEW YEAR. Our host Wishes to all. New York Racket Store. A H IS .A.SE To all who make thei well selected stock of Dolls, Toys, Wai Apples, Oranges, Bami Nuts, In fact everything that for young and old. Fire Crackers a -JUS3T RE~oEIVED:l We have no old stock 1 call. - Youra~ &c. We havt- just r"eceived a big lot of Christma' Peseots, Suit;albb fo: Ir a Swa icarth, a c t"r, 'uthers or \i hatvo cr n: i l i boijl( tId W' at.hes, Chains, n!3 t f;"och(es, F tick Pii s C ti ffB ttons, Uolar Buttons, Studs, &C. '. <,f Si lver and Ebonv Nov oltie, j . :rrv,..; big lot and good assortnoit. Uan sell yoU a present from 10c. to $100. See our Gold Pens with Pearl Htandles att $1.25. Big lot of Ivorino Stationery will arrive one lay t his week. Como 11and soo us. Yours truly, DANIELS & CO. TO THE LOVERS OF The BBaut1ill Como and seo our handsomo dis p,lay of UII1ISTMiS NO1flhTIS Which wo offer at prices to suit every one's pocket. Don't, ho afraid to como and look, oven if you don't buy. W\o consider it a pleasure to show our goods. You won't know what we have unless you como and look. We also have on hand a vory artistic line of Christmas Cards Calendars for 1900. Don't Forget the Place. & Gilder's tJOILNER DRUG STORK8, APPY YEAR r purchases from our Jons, Velocipedes. 1i1as, Grapes, Candy, &c. goes to make Christmas Nd Fire Works P'ROM FACTORY. 'rom jobbers. Give us a ONES. tockholdc!f' AnlllIl3 Meotill. p1;1 ANNIJA1L M1E''ING Oi1 TIE Stockholders of the National Bank of Newberry, S. O., will be hold at the olllen of the I'resident at Newberry, S. C., at II o'clock a. n., Tuesday, the9th diy of January, 1900, for the purposoof electing directors and for the transac tioo of such other business as may "ome before the meeting. Stockholders will ileaso attend or be represented by proxy. T. S. DUNCAN, December 28th, 1899. Cashier. NOTICE OF ELECTION N OTICE IS lIt'13Y GIVEN that the Town Council will hold an election on Friday, December 29th, 1899, at 7.30 o'clock p. in., for the fol lowing ollicors: Clerk an Treasurer at a salary of $50 per month. Chief of Police at a salary of $50 per month. Three Policemen at $35 per month each. Or:e Street Overseer at a salary of $35 per muonth. Lamplighter and Janitor at a salary of $20 per month. Application must be in handwriting of applicant, except that of Lamplight er and Janitor, and handed to the Clerk of the Town Council before the hour of nteeting. Application will be con sidered from each applicant for one positiont only. For any further infor nation apply to the Clerk and Treas urelr. JNO. C. GOGGANS, Dec. 22, 1899. STATE OF SOUTii CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-IN COMMON PLEAS. Edward R. HIIpp, Plaintiff, against Iveson Johnson, Defendant. Summons for Relief. To the Defendant above naned: Y OJ ARE IIIEEI3Y SUMMONED and required to answer the con plaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith svrvcd upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said com plaint on the subscribers at their olice at Newberry Coutrt House, South Caro lina, within twenty days after the ser vice hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated December 20th, A. D., 1899. SCUUMPERT & HOLLOWAY, Plaintiff's Attorneys. To the Defendant above named: Take notice that the comn plaint in the above entitled action was filed in the ofice of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Newberry County on the 20th day of December, A. 1) , 1899. SCIIUMl'1";T'r & HOLLOWAY, 'Plaintifl's Attorneys. 0 :o: IN Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Notions, Jackets, Capes, Millinery, Outings, Flannels, Blankets, And all kinds of Staple Goods. See our special Plush Capes, $2.50 to $5500. See our line of Jackets $3.00 to $10.00. See our marked down Dress Goods for bar gains among them for you. See our 428 Black Ribbed Hose, extra heavy extra value, See our line Ladies' Under wear. Special heavy Union Suit 60 cts. Special heavy Fleece Lined 25 ets. See our 8c. Outing, splen did value for the pr'ice. See our line Darnasks with Napkins to match. We are anxious to show you throudi our' stock. Every de partment is tip to the usual high standard, We promise you polite attent ion, reliable goods at prices as low as cain be made. We do not sell shoddy goods. We do self good clean mer chandise, and ask you to look in on us while doing your Decembor shop. pmng. Yours truly, Beas o he Kind You Have wAys Bought Signatre of WiRlOPSYKuhm= i ]laster's Sales. [NOTE -.The cales herein ad vertiead will tak? place on TueCNday, January 2nd, 1900, as Monday, January 1st, is a legal holiday.] (iilifor<d SmJNwde"n et all., P'laintifl'a, vs. Jim. ML..l-'hn ttone, E:x., et all., D)eftnd aln ts. IER Oli):i Cl (OUltTl m.EREIN 1 will Pell to the hight st bidder, bo fore the Coi I t huutr,: at Newbel ry, S. C., on s:tlechay in Janua iry mt xt, All th"<. Inu of I,lan lr the, tow"n of t New bhri y, Southt (Jtarottna, containing t"wen:tv-1ix one-hundredths of an acre, i1Ore ir Im,":, fronting on Philip Street and n:ht rwi:.n oniiel by lands of Anon -om's an, oI) 11I. W hetl, r.. 'T'.'rnrs of 8 .: one-half cash, bal anc: iI*t ah ,.ni1t UI10 ye:ir. w iit Interest foma dy of sat:', to b1. se:r. d by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premises sold. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. { W. D. HARDY, Master. Master's Olice, Dec. 5, 1899. The Scottish-American Mortgage Coi pany, Limited, Plaintiff, vs. A. J. libson, Adm., &c., Lula I. Long et al., Defendants. B Y ORDER OF' COURT I WILL sell to the highest bidder, before the court house at Newberry, S. C., on saleday in January next, All that tract or plantation of laud situate in Newberry County and State aforesaid, containing one hundred and fifty-seven and one-half acres, mttoro or less, and bounded by lands of the es tate of Isabella Blair, Dr. D. A. Can non, Frank Ring and Geo. M. Long. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, bal ance in one and two years, with inter edt from day of sale, to be Secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premises sold, with leave to antici pate payment in whole or in part. Purchaser to pay for papers and ' stamps. W. D. HARDY, Master. Master's Otlce, Dec. 7, 1899. ( David A. Ruff in his own right and as ( Adi., &c., Plaintiff, vs. Henry Cald well et al., Defendants. BY ORDER OF COURT I WILL sell to the highest bidder before the court house at New berry, S. C., on saleday in January next, All that tract of land situate in New berry County and State of South Car, ina, containing twenty-five acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of the estate of T. S. Boinest, Mrs. J. B. Counts and the '"home place." Also, all that tract of land situate in the county and State aforesaid, known as the "home place," containing two hundred acres, more or less, and bound a ed by lands of T. V. Wicker, Drayton Kinard, the said twenty-five acre tract S and by the Columbia road. Also, all that. tract situate in the county and State aforesaid, containing 59 acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of 0. 0. )eWalt, ). T. Liv ingston and lands belonging to the children of Glenn Mette. Also, all that other tract ofiland sit uate in county and State aforesaid, con taining two hundred and sixty acres, more or lass, and bounded by lands of the estate of !. A. Counts, G. G. De Wait and othlers. This tract may be sold in two or more lots, if so, plats of same will be on exhibition on day of sale. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, bat antle on a credit of one anld two years, with interest from day of sale; credit portion to hia secured by bond of pur chaser azn<l mortgage of premises sold. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamiips. W.D. HARtDY,?~Master. Mast er's Offce, Dec. 5, 1899. Julia Lynn, Thos. M, Belgga et al., Plaintiff's, vs. Nanie L. Cromer, Defendant. B ~ORDER OF THlE CIRCUIT cout Iwil sllto hehighest b)id- 6 der, before the court house at Newber ry, S. C., On saleday In January next, j All that plantatio)n (If land situate in the coun ty of Newberry and State of r South Carolina, contaIning two hun dIredI and sixty acres, more or less, anti v bounded by lands (If E. C. Briggs, es tate (If John and William Ducket, and others andl by Knoree river. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, bal- C ance In one and two years, with inter est from (lay of sale, secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premises saldl. Purchaser to pay for papers and stainps. W. D. H ARDY, Master. Master's Offce, Dec. 7, 1899. The National Bank of Newberry, South Carolina, Plaintifls, vs. Alexander Singleton and Ellen M. La Far, Defendants. B Y ORDE~R OF~ COURT, DATED November 4, 1899, I wIll sell to tihe highest bidlder, before tihe court house at Newberry, S. C., onl saleday in Jan uary next, All that lot gi land in tihe town of ' Newberry, S t4te of South Carolina, containing one-half acre, more or less, and bounded by Pratt street, St. Luke's Episcopal church lot, the'Pres byteriarn church lot and McMorrisE st rest. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, hal an~ce in one and two years, with~ Inter est from day of sale, to be secured by bond (If purchaser and mortgage of premises sold. The buildIngs on pIrem Ises to be insured and policy assigned to Master. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamips. W. D. HARDY, Master. Master's Office, Dec. 8, 1890.' IN OR DER TO CLOSE OUT HE~R STOCK OF MILLINERY BIEFORE THlE SE~ASON IS OVER, MISS BESSIE RISER sl will for'th enext 30days, aell overy thing a IN HAT8, FEATHERS, ETC., at GREATLY RIEDUCED PRICSS. K R A ALDMKM 40. This would make a pretty and useful heso figures: Half doz. beautiful Laco landkorchi Half doz. beautiful Lace llaudkorchi And finer ones at $1.50, 51.75, $2.00 Those "Twice Around" Ties aro bean Wo aro offering nmany pretty articles md frames. JOME E ARLY while the See our Rugs, Art Squares, Carpets, W'll be pleased to show you whethei Thanking you for past platron ago amn I amil) yours truly, $. 3~. WrT GOOD THII C H Iu As Christras is fast approaching, ov hero to buy Good Substanti IN THESE DAYS aood Serviceable and Us nore appreciated than )nly good to look at. If you will call in to see show you a great many tl )ood and useful present 1 GOOD SUIT OF ULO' A NICE OVERCOAT, A NOBBY HAT, A STYLISH SH] A NEAT PAI A GOOD t AN UP ASI ud in fact anything to be found in a I tore. Allof theso you will find fresh C:I )oM EJ ?lvTE3 A PULL 1 Ziegler Bros. {or la This line is known to the trade as all line of latest styles of Lad1ies a! 2.00 to $3.50. In medium gradle we carry a full 3in lutton and Lace. This is the best 1i1 3arket. 8 to 12-$1.00. 124 to 2--:j A line of Box Calf Shoes in Lace, $1I aluos over offered. Also full line of aluies. Come to see us, we will sell you bot( iso. Respectfully, Jami The Shoe HIouse, 2 F.RNITRE IVAL.. freets His Friends in .1899 - ~nd asks a COnl..f tinuance of their .ATRONAGE., He will be glad to U hiow you his goods in nd to sell to you. '3 ALL TO .iE 1111 BEFORE BUYING. VHAT WILL YOU GET IN 'II': JIN.;1 o1 NOTIONS, 1)RY (IOODS AND IlO1 lI)AY ( OODS That will bo Sold at Wootons. 'ho Inark&os of th) world have tien (Irawn on to - l P'lly our needs and to wonderful display of beautiful odis mworth coming niles to Bee. And tlo'ro is a saving to be effected 0. Such1 val ue, such beauty, style nid f,ohless s:houlol have a higher rico et on it. But little figures rule ero. p ro s o n t to a la d y , a n d is c h o a p aio rx $ ofs in1 soparato boxes $1,00 i in rate boxes $ 1.25 and $2.25 itios-ask to soo thon. in the way of Glovo Casos, Pictures SELECTION IS GOOD. Table covers &c. you buy or Iot. I wishing all a merry Christmas. qGs FOR FM A S' orybody is beginning to think about [Il PreseIts for their friond. AND TIMES eful Presents are much pretty ones that are us, we will be glad to iingsthat would make s, namely: 'HES, RT, t OF SHOES, IMBRELLA, -TO-DATE TIE, LK HANDKEROHIEF, 'irst Class Clothing and Furnishing and stylish. Q11% ..LL: i _WICIL SINE OF Fine Shoes dies! eing the beat on the market. A 1 Misses Button and Lace Shoes of Ladies' M~isses' and Children's e of medium grade Shoes on the i.50. Ladies sizes 2 2.8---$1.50. 00, $1.25 and $1.'75-the greatest loys' School Shoes that are great r shioes for the price than any one Iowbo)rry, S. 0. laE i'01'1118\.3 * 111 ourbok tor uti yo fndjus th BoonYoU ANT yourfrieds wnt.Theyare ere ou bonoktor ail ou find J uot h yookfrns wnt.n beare tho. beulu bidigsBok of ng ets, in plain bindings. Every kilid pt. >ok at every price from three cet wards. Attractive Novelties in the. ationery line, too. W- , aye