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NIdWiiERUTY MARKET. Corrected every Tuesday and t'ridt by Summer Bros. M eat ..-................. ......... @ 6 Shoulders ......,................... 7 Hams ..................,.......,..... 12@14 Pest Lard ............... .......... ' 'J( 8 Best Molasses, new crop...... '60 Good Molasses .................... 25@50 Corn ...60.............................. 0 M eal .....................,........... 551 H ay...... ........,. .................. 751 W beatBran........................ $1.0 1st Patent Fiour .................. $4.71 2nd Best Flour.................... $A.21 Strait Flourl.--................... $4.0( Good Ordinary Flour...........$3.00@3.5( Sugar ......... ......... 5 6( R ice-. ........ ....................... 6 t Coffee.................... 1 l5c Cotton seed meal, per sack... $1.lf Bale Hulls, per cwt.............. 30c Country Produceo Bu tter, per lb .................... 15 20c. Eggs, per dozen .................. 121e. Chickens, each.................... 1241(20c. Peas, per bushel.................. 75c. Corn, per bushel.................. 55c. Oats, per busbel............. 35(40c. Sweet potatoes ................... 40(a)50c. Turkeys, per lb .................. 6 8c. Fodder, per cwt ................. 6c 75c. UOTTON MARKET. (Corrected Semi-Weekly by J. W. Gary & Co. January 2: Good Middling................. 71 Low Grades.................... The modern and most effective cure for constipation and all liver troubles the famous little pills known as De Witt's Little Early Risers. Robertson & Gilder. The lioundary 8treet School. The Boundary Street School will not open until Thursday morning owing to repairs being made on the heating apparatus. The other schools opened this morning according to previous an nouncement. Size doesn't indicate quality. Be ware of counterfeit and woi thless salve offered for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. DeWitt's Is the only original. An in fallible cure for piles and all skin dis cases. Robertson & Gilder. Lot! A dark red setter dog. No spots. Three white feet and answers to "Zep.9' Liberal reward if returned to W. B. Aull. t it. Four Itooms for Itent. Over Counts & Dickee"t's storo. 2t. Mrs. R. L. Payeinger. On a Pleasant Mission. Mr. Jno. W. Kibler left yesterday for Westminster, S. C., where he is to be married this evening to Miss Fannie .Sheldon. He was accompanied on his happy mission by Messrs. Jno. Aldrich :aud R. B. McCarty. Mr. Kibler will arrive in Newberry -with his bride on Wednesday after ,noon. G. H. Appleton, Justice of Peace, 'Clarksburg, N. J., says, "DeWitts Lit :tlo early Risers are the best pills made 'for constipation. We use no others." 'Quickly cure all liver and bowel ,troubles. Robertson & Gilder. At Cost! 1.eggings and Hunting Ca.:ts at f&t3t. Win. Johnson's. An Except ion to the Rlt. A shop where you can get what you want and when you want It. STUA RT BRos. E. HI. LESLIE, Manager. t&ftf A Good Printer. ~Mr. P. L. R~ikard, wvho has been con nected with the mechanical depart ment of this omcco for Reveral years, left a few days ago to accept a posit,ion with the Bryan Printing Company, on The State work. Mr. Rikard is an cx Pert in the art typographical and will succeed in whatever he undertakes. Hie is swift, prompt, accurate and re :Iiable. We wish him well. -Lewis Dennis, Salem, Ind., says, "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure did me more good than anything I ever 'took." It 'digests what you eat and cannot help but cure dyspepsia and stomachl troubles. Robertson & Gilder, If you need any columns, balusters or turned work get our prices before you. buy. We will save you money. Satis faction guaranteed. STUART BROs. E. HI. LESLIE, Manager. L&f tf, County AlHiance Meeting. The Newberry County Alliance will1 meet In the court house at Newberry on the first Friday In January, 1900, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. All Alliances will send delegates. The subject, to be discussed is: Should fertilizers be used .at present prices. C' F. Boyd, Sec. :BTATEC O io, CITY OF TOLEDo, LUCAS (OUNTY ys FKAIn J. CHENEY makes oath that hie Is the iseNiot partner or the firm of F. J. Cnv.gsy & *Co., doing busines in 'hie City or Toh'do. .Cc .nty .and Stt aforesaid a nd t hat, said 11rmwdl pay the sutu of ONE HIUNDRJED D~OLLA iRs for each and1 every case of Caiar'rh ~ thQtcannot bo cured by the use of I[Aij.' FRANKC J. CHIENEY. 8 ora to before 100 an<(I au bscribed In my presOnce, this thl (lay of December~ A. D.I880 EN A. W. GLEASON, * ____ Notary Public. Hall's Oatarrh Cure is taken internally anid acts' direct ly on the b'ood and mueons sur- I faefs, of .he system. Send for teQnmontals, feco. . CUENEY &CO., Toledo,O. ' hold by Drnggie, 76o, Uail's Famil ysPilis are the best. c I& ORDER TO CLOSE OUT HER STOCK OF MILLINERY BEFORE THE SEASON IS OVER, MISS BSIE RISER I will for the next 80 days, aell everything IN H AT8, FEAT HERS, ETC., ~ at GRIDATLY RlEDUCED PRTCES VARIOUS AND Af.. Al , Writo it 1900. Th is is saleday. Resolve, if you resolve o re solve. Yesday was a holiday and illi in the city. o. The Boundary Street Schoolpen 3. Thursday morning. ' The County Allit%e: will n the . court house on next Friday. -" Mr. R. M. Werta, of Picke nty, is visiting relatives in Now -. Today being saleday we wi ive ' the sales until our issue on 1 . Yesterday w.-s one of the c ays - of the winter-and the cold the year. Mr. Jesse Coats went to bla yesterday to join the typ ical union. Mrs. Dr. Trible and dat left yesterday to join the doctor new home In North Carolina. Water consumers shoul the notice of Superintendent pub lished in another column. Mr. U. K. liats has gone olu'n bia to "hold down cases" o State work, as the printers term Miss Nettle Matthews, o Ville, S. C., and Miss Renna Pop Fort smith, Ark., are visiting M hn W. Reeder. It seems to us that it wou some of our monled men to erect small cottages in the city to rent. es are in demand now. From a special elsewhere is pa per-it will be seen that t e for paying county and State ta sbeen extend"d to February 1st. The railroads have all d good business this Christmas, a re has been considerable complain a lack of accommodations in the w gre. The ladies of the Methodistdx Co i are requested to meet at the r it in this afternoon at 3 o'clock.. tance portant business to be attendre -' r,ivar i After spending the holid i.,. at home Messrs. Frank an cardy Mower left yesterday to r e their studies at Johns Hopkins versity, Baltimore, Md. If any one has in his ssion a stray setter dog answering eserip tion in the local ad elsewh he will confer a favor by returnin to Mr. W. B. Aull.' We expect to see a no thodist church built in Newberr s year. We trust they will lay their dations deep and broad and secure esponei ble builder to do the work. Dr. D. L. Boozer has mo4o New berry and will hereafter ma is home here. He has made a sue of den tistry in Columbia and wil one to make a success of the rolle ill busi ness in Columbia. Dr. Gilder showed us on turday a few apples, second growth,;en from a tree on Mr. Fred Kempsoplace in Saluda. They were fine imens fully developed and perfec Messrs. Bertram and r'd have arrived in the city and hay gun ar rangmnents to give an in aine t under the auspices of the ughters of the Confedercy. Miss Ittie Lyles, who has n spend ing a few days in New bee'r eturned to Columbia yesterday, accoNnied by her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. R d Lyles and little one, who will spe a while in Columbia. A mong the students menti in the January number of the Colu Busi ness College Journal as deser g spe cial memntlon, we find the na of R. L. Crockrell and Thomas C h, of Newberry. Sunday evening late snow an to fall and Monday morning th round was nearly covered, but it had eared off and the sun rose bright a clear and in a few hours no trace of snow was left. The big minstrel troup that ap pear here on the 17th inst., is t big rest thing of its kind on throad. RIesers. Voss & Scholtz had give hem a guarantee to get them t some aere and our people will no hlow hem to lose by it. Mr. Robert Hayne Tarrant, 0o ew erry, has accepted a position w the south Carolina Oil Company as oe rrapher and typewriter. Mr. T -ant, vithout any previous knowlet of horthand whatever, perfected 1 self ere in two and one-half months Ihis a a fair example of what we are ing a these departments.-Columbi usi mess College :Journal. i3ness Notice. I leave today for Philadlelphi In my absence Mr. R.- J. Lindsay wi re main at my store and will repr ent ne. I have net accepted any ier iade for my stock and fixture A omplete inventory of the same ca be een at the Ptore and if you desir to urchase stock or rent the store ou an leave any proposition you hav to lake with him and he will comm al ate with me. A. C. JONFE Newherry, S. C., Jan. 1, 1900. The Ili1te Photo. Studio is iw making 6nice little minuette pb os ir onl 25 cents' 6 nice little card p - >a for 50cents; nice large photos r 5 cents. These are their holi y rices and last only through Decemnb r. all and have your picture made. 'posite R. C. Willilams'. fat4t. If you need columns, balusters or any irned work, get our prices before buy. ig. We will save you money. Batis tction guaranteed. STUA RT Bnos. E . ,LERmaTE Manager. t&f tf A NICGRO WOMAN SHOT. A Young Whito Manu Naitr Chapp. ii Mhoots ant Kllte a Negro Woanu With a shotgun. On last Thursday evening, on tlh< Lark place, near Chappells, a colored woman by the name of Mamie Golden was shot and killed with a shotgun Maxey Day, white, son of Mr. B. 1, Day.. The man and woman met in thi road and had some words which led tr ,. the shooting. The only eye witne, 1o the difficulty that was found by t! t: Coroner, was the woman's husband. Coroner Lindsay and his constable, .;. F. Baxter, went up Friday even o and held an inquest and the ver dict rendered by the jury was that the woman came to her death by a gun thot wound at the hands of Maxuy Day. HABEAS CORPUS PROCEElINGS. Young Mr. Day came down to Nc berry on Friday and employed counst i and on Monday morning surrendered to the Sheriff. Habeas corpus p 1 seedings were immediately taken o .t be'ore Associate Justice Pope, which which was hoard yesterday at onc )'clock, and the defendant granted bail In the sum of 01,000. At the request of Solicitor Sease, F. H. Dominick, Esq, appeared for the State, and C. L. Clase, Esq., represented the defendant. Mr. Day immediately gave the re .uired bond and was released from the ustody of the Sheriff. So many people are exposed to rain, ,old and stortrs, that it is necessa that they should have something 3ounteract the effects. A mixture of easpoonful of Pain-Killer in water 3weetened, will stimulate the system 4nd ward off any possibility of cold. It has been used for sixty years all over the world, and millions testify to its mterling worth. There is but one Pain Killer, Perry Davis'. Price 25c. and 0c. tWanted. o a keng 2o. per pound for old rub the A t,de d shoes. bl ari H. S. Rtightiire, ileauft At Newberry Laundry. ltartwe The Auitor'e Appotitments. Auditor Cromer, or an authorized igent, will start on his rounds of the ,ounty on the 16th of January, for the purpose of taking returns of personal property for the year 1900, and from 6he 1st to that time will be prepared to ake your returns at his ofince in New berry. The following are the appoint ments: At. Newberry, January 1st to 16th. Utopia, " 17th. Chappells, " 18th. Longahore's store, " 19th. Jalapa, "1 20th. " Whitmires, " 23rd. Maybinton, " 24th. Glytiphville, " 25th. Walton, " 26th. Pomaria, " 27th. Jolly Street, " 29th. Slighs, " 30th. O'Nealls, " 31st. St. Lukes, February 1st. " Prosperity, 2nd and 3rd, and at Newberry until February 20th, after which time the law recuires a penalty of 60 per cent. to be added. All nites and mortgages and moneys are taxable, and persons bet,ween the agc: sf 21 and 60 years are liable to poil tax unless exempt by law. The awpro r"des also for an income tax, on incomes of $2,500 and upwards. Mouldidge, Lumber, Laths and Shingles. STUART BROis. E H. LESLIE, Manager. t&ftf Fire at Solicitor Scane's House. Last night there was a small fire al the residence of Solicitor TI. S Sease on South Church street. Mr. Se'ase and family were p)reparing to retire and r tpark poped from the fireplace ont' the carpet, and spread immediately. Solicitor Sease fought the fire man full3 without giving the alarm. Before thlu flames were extinguished several chairn and other articles of furniture wer< bnrned.-Spartanburg Herald, Dec. 30. Carrying the Maths. LAKE, S. C., Dee. 22, 1899.--S. M, Grier, who for the past year has bect engaged in carrying the mall betweea thbis place and Winnsboro, is a livin illustration of the currative power o Heed's Sarsaparilla. He had a sk~ disease and after a while scro,fu.1' mores broke out. Hearing of a case u, scrofular cures by Hood's he begai taking it and the first few :doses did him good. Hie is now a well man. The Central Luther League Will meet in Grace church, Prosperi. ty, S. C., Saturday, Jan. 20, 1900.. Devotional exercises by vice presi dent. Topic-The local Luther Leagut something of which to be proud-Prof S. J. Derrick, A. G. Wise, Geo. F Hunter, Julius Epting and Rev. Geo. S Bearden. Recitation-Miss Maggie Barre. Essay-Miss Mary Swygert. Topic-Luther League benefit to the church. Prof. W. A. Counts, A. E. P Bedenbaugh,' Messrs. P. D. Simpson, .1 J. Kibler and Rev. J. J. Long. Essay-Miss Jessie Summer. Recitation-Miss Gertrude Simpson Query box. RI. C. Counts. J. J. Long. Visitor please copy. MARRID. Married, Dec. 26, 1899, at St. Luke parsonage, Mr. Luke M. Nichols ati Miss Ola Schum pert, by Rev. Geo. t Bearden. Dec. 31, 1899, 'y Rev. Gee. S. Bea, den, Mr. Gary T. Hawkins and M: Sula Taylor, in St. Lukes church. =- a h KindoVIa MsaAwajo Dann TOWN OFFICERS. A lIold-Over of ill ise old oilleres for A Another Ytar. The city council held a special meet ing on last Friday night for the pur pose of electing sub-ordinate ofllcers M for the city for next year. of There were comparatively few appli- O cations for the different positions and th no changes were made. N The following is a list of the positions or and those who fill them: al Clerk and Treasurer-Jno. C. Go,- to gans. it Chief of I'olice-H1. C. Ilunter. Street Ovorseor-W. T. Jackson. el' P'olicemen- 3. G. Carter, 14 '. lirad- ri ley, and II. H. Frankhn. ea City Attorneys-Hunt & 11unt. City Enginer-P. J. Voss. pc Lamplighter and Janitor---Rial IBates. G - .- -._ - St A Uolorcd Ehildt found Dead. pi At Prosperity on last Friday night a an I"'e colored child, the 11-months old til child of Mary Jackson, was found dead t in bed by Its mother. Coroner Lind- th say went down and after a thorough in- a vostigation pronounced the death from a natural causes. ci A lg Miu trel Com ing. be A big, bright, crisp, wholesome miin strel show will be the attraction at the W )pera House, Wednesday, January of 17th, one night only. The Wright's 13 Original Nashville Students combined with Gideon's big ministrel carnival isti pronounced by press and public the a best of the kind In it4 line of entertain-A moent. 45 talented entertainers are in cluded in Its program, 2 big military bands, a symphony orchestra, 10 un- e equaled soloists, and the program em- N bodies a string of otroug vaudeville and minstrel acts of the mnost meritorious kind, stamped with originality and sure to please. A big pageantic street, parade is among its out-door offerings m and a big free concert at 7.15 in front of opera house. tll shot in the Leg. fr Saturday afternoon about five o'clock I1e Policeman Franklin had to shoot a ne- N gro in order to arrest him. Three ne groes were leaving town and one was using very offensive language, which 01 was reported to Mr. Franklin, who went in pursuit to make the arrest and ll on arriving on the scene where the ne groes were, near the residence of Mr. e T. E. Espting, the one that he had to shoot interferred and refused to allow the policeman to arrest the one making the disturbance. Mr. Franklin then attempted to arrest the one who inter ferred and they e maged in a scufle the negro succeeded in getting Mir. to F'ranklin's club id was In the act of ci striking him when he shot the negro at in the leg. While the policeman and the negro were scuffling the other two G made their escape. M Dr. Ellisor is attending the negro and he is getting along very well-not 29 being seriously hurt. to Berlr-.n and Willard are flere. G Messrs. Bertram and Willard who tb are so well remembered th'rough the several fine entertainme.t,s they have sa favored Newberry with, are back for L the purpose of getting up another. This time It will be for the benefit of ~ the Daughters of the Confederacy, and yd the play will lie a brand new one en titled "An American Wife." Though c but a short time comp)leted, the play ~ has been suflciently played to find that it pleased the people of the towns in which it has been presented just as well as their other p)roductions, in fact being of such a different nature, it has In several instances pleased better. The cast which has been selected with great care embraces the same members who have so successfully appeared in all of Bertram and Willard's other plays augmented by the addition of some new clever ladies and gentlemen. 'ome twenty five or thirty p)eople are to be seen, and the play contins a nuim ber of very piretty stage pictures andS some clever and startling scenic effects. The date for the entertainment will be Friday night January 1I. This will be the farewell appearance of these gen tlemen for a long period as they shortly leave to fill dates in the North and si West. A Now Year F Is rapidly approaching, and again it N Is my privilege and very great pleasure to express to all omcers and employcs, personal thanks, and acknowledgments for the fai th ful, intelligent and efmcient service rendered during the year about w to close, services which have produced results, making the year, ending Dc- .2 comber, 31st, 1899, the most successfuli in the entire history of the Seaboard Air Line. The outlook is encouraging. The "Seaboard" is unquestionably to become in the very near ,futlure, a system of r vast importance. Its mileage will be I largely increased. The princi pal citiesn of the South will be reached by it, and i upon the basis of a shorter mileage e than at present exists by other routes. That our renewed efforts In behalf of the greater interests to be served may a prove even more successsul, if possible r in the future, than in the p)ast, Is my C most sincere wish. Let us strive for ~ Sits accomp)lshment.t Permit me again to express, (oni be- I half of our President, as well as my self,) the hope that the New Year may ~ -prove most prosperous to all, including( "those dear to you, in tne myriad homes ' made glad by your smiles, and digni- ~ fled by your toil. With every good wish, Yours faithfully, E. ST. JOIIN, Vine-Prensdont and ennnral Monr To,talt I"e111,ee of It 8su,t In 1115y Ne wv - 1 eIy S101,tald IaV43 aSit O ,uVV..' y LoIcatedl Hiero. Ma. ;1)I'ron: On the 28th day of ay, 1900, there will be a total ecli)se the sun. Th-is phonolena will not, cur here again In eight een years, and o center line of totality maly not cross tlwberry county again In a generation two. The strip of totality will be out 55 ittle.s antd t.he center line of tality is jtust below the corporate Im-11 of Ne wherry. ''he total eclipso begins on the I'a lie Ocean just west of Mexico at sun- r se, and will be visible at stations lo- r ted within a narrow hand, about 55 les wide, that Ftretehes fron that it eastward over Mexico and the alf of Mexico and enters the United ates near New Orleans, whence it sses north-et tward toward Norfork d Cape llenry and crosses the Atlan- r (.Ocean, I'ortugal and Alzeries and - rninates near the northern end of e Red Sea at sun set. There will be C great many visiting Astronotners, (i d as Newberry is so near the center e the line, would it not be well for the thorities and business men of New- p try to correspond with Prof. F'. II. p gelaw and Prof. 1). 1'. Todd, of ashington, D. C., and try to get 010 the observations located at Newber I Suppose Prof. I:igelaw's last hulle I can be secured by addressing him Washington, ). C. G,eorgia and abamna had the larger average of -a- sky in the last th-re years and >th Carolina next. Then the eclipse tmes earlier in the first named states, iich is in South Carolina's favor. :wberry's railroads areconvenient to ing In the heavy baggage and New rry hotels could take care of the As anomers. 1 am willing to do all in y power to get the Astronomers in rested InI Newberry. What do t,he oil people of Newberry say about the ttter. I kept, the state of the sky mi the 15th of May to the 15th of 1 ne for three years, and as I think my C port puts us on the iligible list I hope swberry will try and get the Astron iers to come to Newberry. I What says The ferald and News, c )server and Voice of the People. I also wish to state that the forecast rds will 1e issued again in a few days d sent out as usual. The supply of rds run out before a supply could be rnisled. W. G. I'1TPrIiSON. - Longshore, S. C., Dec. 28, 1819. Itotms From St. Luken. The writer had the pleasuro of at nding the Christmas tree at Zion on J llritmas day. Many nice presents 1 d glad hearts was the result. I Married December 26, 189, by Rev. S. Bearden, Mr. Luke Nichols to iss lola Sehumnpert. Mr. Aut.her Nichols leaves Friday - th, for Macon, Ga.. where he will ice a special course in book-keeping. Mr. Bates Hawkins and Mr. Gary bson, of Saluda, spent a few days In is section recently. Mr. S. C. Amlck has commenced wing at the same old stand, St. ikes. Mi-s. Roda Hawkins and Miss Bello enter, of Prosper-Ity, came out on a sIt Sunday to their mother's. It has been repor-ted tbat Mr. WV. B omcr from below P'rosper-ity will oive in this setion soon1. D)ec. 28, 1899). PLrow Boy. Ad.vertisued I.(tter4. Remaining in Postolliec at Newborry, C., for week endilng D)ec. 25, 1899. B-Junie Boozer, Jolen Blair. C-DaIsy Cannon, J. T. Cullumn, An e Cornwell, .Jolen Curren, B. B. tse, Jas. Clar-k. E-Drcy Epps. F'-W. EA. Folker. G--Bessie Gallman. H-Jas. D). Hunt, WV. G. Holloway J-Fuller Jenkins, Graco Johnson, isle Johnson, Eller Jeter, Fannie me. K-J. B. Kinard. M-Matt,ic McLar-kin, Jolancy Mc [entany, H. W. McCracken, Ella Mar all, Eleming Makrey, J. M. Mardis. P--Abbio Pltts, Carrie Proctor. Rl-Warren Rtussel, C. A. Rtuff, Mrs. C. Robertson, Benson Re.nwieck, ancy Robertson. S-E. L,. Shealy, Audrew Haws. T-Wllic Todd. W-Lula Wood. Paties calling for- the above letters Ill please say they were advertised. WM. Y. F'ArIt, Postmaster. II. 1t. IH. FORL EtA) D 1500). Bottle Sent, Fru,e. B3ad Blood causes Blood and Skin 'iseases, Eruptions, Pimples, Scrofui. , Eating Sores, Ulcers, Cancer, Ec an, Skini Scabs. Eruptions and Sorest n Children, P heumatlsm, Catarrh, tchting Humors, etc., a positive spo tIe cure is found in B. B. B. (Botanic ilood Balm,) tile most wondlerful blood urifler of the ago. It has jtways tured even the mlost deep seated, per iatent cases, after doctors andI patent iedicines had all failed. 13. B. B. tires by driving out of tIhe blood the olsons and humors whIch cause all bleso troubles, and( a cure Is thus mnde bat Is permanent. Contagious Blood 'olson, producing Eruptions, MHwollen hlands, Ulcerated Throat and( Mouth, ite., cured by B. B. B. At dIruggists, 1 peor large bottle; six large bottles uI [treatment) $5. Write for- Frea 'rial Bottle, which Will be sent b)y rc urn mail. Medical advice Fiiss. Ad ress BLOOD BA LM Co., Atlanta, Ga.Iy Dear.he YouHav Aia Bought 'octors'Say; iliious and Internittcnt Fevers vhich prevail in miaslatic (s ricts are Invariably accompan - _d by (lerangenlents of the )tolach Liver and Bowels. 1 The Secret of Health. he liver is the great "driving; iheel'' in the m1echanism of 0 an, and whc ti it is out ofor(er, C le whole sy Stemn becomeCs df. 0 nge(d and disease is the result. w Futt's Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles. It Il A IN I I 1 11' All.l 'I'1N( O[ 6 i""I'.I Stockholers of the National Bank Newberry, S. ('., will he held at the lcee or the I'reIident at. Newherry, S. , at 11 o'clioCk a. im., 'T'uesdiay, the 9th ty of .iau:ry, 19;.:), for the purposeof ecting directors ad ii for t.he tran ae onl of :ueh other bI)lsinless i al may come fore the mneeting;. Stockholders will Case attend or ha represeited by 'oxy. T. S. )ITNCAN, ('as Icei . December 'Sth , 1891). For Sale at Photograph Gallery EODAKS, CAMERAS and P SUPPLIES. ] IllI;1E OVI I )IIIE 2 Pictures in 12Seconds 1 iard Mounts, 'rinting Papers, le velopers, hemicals, &c. 'he largest assortment . of Picture Framn es in Town. PUPILS RECEIVED POSITIONS AND in this old and reliable instit"ut oI rge eatalogue. Grand winter ope1ing .1 AT .A N TA A. C. lIIS.1 ", P'res. A Hi IS .AS To all who make their veil selected stock of Jails, Toys, Wag pples, Oranges, Baui Nuts, In fact everything that or young and old. Fire Crackers a JUST RECEIVED]1 We have no old stock i all. Yours, &c. UD THE LOVERS OF Ple Beuin Comlo andi neo our handrlotno dis.. >lay o+' (I(IItllA1S NOVELT'IES \' iclh o oilor at prices to suit overy Ino 's pockot. Don't bo afraid to mo at d tlook, even if you (on't buy. \'o co'.l'der it ia pleasuro to show ur goods You won't know what o hItaov uiiless yo,l comllo and look. Vo also have on hand i very artistic no0 of' Christmas Cards alendars for 1900. Don't Forget the Place. l0orts Oil &Gilder' 01iNI)I DIU _STORE. La.S('Ilt'Mt'lIJITI. i. ('.1lLi1.01WAY. otlumpert & Hollowaj, Itlrnes u md C'otnsellors al L(u', N 1[ llW IEllmY,t S. U. ractice in all State and U. S. Coutrts. wcif1C 1m11t1a1l Lif 1111u0e Colllplllly. 11AV1: RElTURtNED To HOUIl . Crarolinl, and shall work for" tho Iove naIedt Cotnpany. It was orlltn ttd in NS",6, is one of the strongest Inl eo I nit.cd States, and writes the most r"al cont,ract, now Sold. I shtll he glad: to shvw any one the lv"antages of its policies A few ents( wanted. A. I'. P111. .1to ;n rl A I t 1,. 1 to. General Agent. ANTI;1D ICVEE:l(CiSONS for I)istiet, Olllee \1anagers In is State to represent, ie in their own i(1 surroundlin;g counties. Willing to tvy yearly .;t),0 payable weekly. D1) rahl,' 4 nilt y 1men nt With l nalllustl op ,-tunit.it"s I:effe'ences cxchanged. nclusc se1f-auh1lrese1d st.am)e(1 eivel we. .. A. Park, :0:'o Caxton lunilding, hi cago. t. 161,. BUSINESS UNIV"RS"'IX AT ANY TIME. dtaine rcad r ilv after taklig at, courso >f 1O)ON-KEEIPING and SHIO1lT 1. t )ver 8,000 rad lates. Send for Itn. I to 1:. L.. WV. A HNOI.I), V-l'acs. 'pPy ons, Velocipedes. mas, Grapes, Candy, goes to make Chris;tma s nd Fire Works i'ROM FACTORY. rom jobbers. Give us a ES.