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E. II A r i1,. iu 1oQ. l'olutlia. 1''t ii \ l:5.- I - !i t - liatu e i i \ ote t i t % ill 'tdjournl) sine dit on i ' i::; 'l t'I'.- til oin to bk. mnlltle a.t b a I.)n a d m n b)ill. \\ 1 ll % .1 i. ,, : , . . . ' ll r ca bIe n -t . i \' : 1 i -x t r " n al wal tion. . -.t i T Ii. tt, x. - '. i l 1l1: t ' 2 ll t \itj. it 1.- i I e t i ..: wii . rt toed f i n' t i-tII li ' . oninLii i ti;h ntt 1.i;j r,i-hl d i ie,IIL le "hi t' l11''tr s eeliltt i t liav' int i I t i t l pii I r Ii lilt w"t t' . O fI 4-l rii! .t2 . n t a .i t t i ltt' l'i-it of t\!r. r a1' i' ll the e ll.g aeti 1n of a 'llr. alt" to ( :L t"o, n ap'r. r . o ..' ,1.: the l.mttI:, -e l>t t i' 1 1 i 1e Tin.~~~~~~ i.?. f a : . . n aFterit 1i l t. Ito i.t ) i i ..,tet . li II t - I ltl t'111I III t'lil'%~itit-. )JLtil ht ' Sits-e lilt p ot i hi :-I h 1.il titl 1e0 ts. N t luxne li1 1-i) cow lI.- I t it"i.. 1, rti'lla In. t it 2.1 e-tilt- tlt'1 11)1 ) is 11t\ toftec. T tooltk u1: 1irH i timlef, but the Ste ae tit:al\ i. .t t he i bill by i vote of .' to tte. T he w" 11 l!' n 't tl ' ti - ltt. h 11 i to COmpi lttt tl't Stat' H' --. Illyn vide s h ai t 'thI I in -l l b-11a1I i-t I balir, Il from the -inki!:! flln t at 1 i ' p r i,-e!. Tirli itl if 1: 1hihn- d van te f ra,ti Ilt'k without anl i ret at -1" i; ':,xb ivve l I . lowing i- thl. hliil: Section 1. Tho- -umn lif l .n of ,. ginking hi lln i jn.a tit., hit i e ing flutl .jnInition. w,ohwn ' thedi d report, hall e us bit'". -ik. iti fundl I nlli.- I t o cim h - tet teh" State llouu l, ht i artin- wit tilt" ir! bili on herit e n r alt' it intl in ltt - te te i!t' 1 -U 'dt l ti i le05 1 1, : ! lie 'n nJ l S i ll i ,-e I till) t !: 1 ee l- t l!I'!t t a lf l lli5, y t I p.- .1 a r of (' :1I"t - - Ii!t 1'"t \, aut ly forshici lt s pui-- e a le i h i r,-b HeLta-'iti anld ,i - i'te int Itlit;s\ ihth 1n11 "O ui l b\ 11t -li th,! f-'ill Iir !b1 therpl-e , bin1( fn ' tre l.. ttt, it !'t r, thertw ill t;i th wh'lt.t ln I t r.. In it S i'. :.. Timt hn, (;- rut\ t o , -er.. .aul" 1 if .St illt-, a id tti1' l' itt'In i t 1 l e! ee. 1 thi I apt el hy nltt , jeni leti:it ittf . i lnaite' andl11 t ll 'lm lllb "-- of ih,-' 11h m --" to bel api jnlt'td by thev ilw ki.r of ,1( loud the anu' dre her b t't, appoin. I1 t m.i:-t' 1 1( l :(r- l it i l-i . It i ii it "ood,i 't'i'Ihi it' tI, t t"enn' u t cntl) tied io to : k' 1at - t' e 1,nt I li , ..p"t the comletl ion of iih :-::ilt 11,1.)- ; ,It laet ont all work rit"rtn tith riz.'l.: to mnakl' all nt'(e-.ary 'ont,ratl, inl-iilii y 1 am emplot l . .. an peo lle i t'nkt, :.t to aee that the -aid w<ok il pted eonitll n at Cor I ng to the inttn rael amd itti1 any a e rnel t -w.h I11utot t t ' o1, .hl })ur}ust? of tI1s aat: I'rl viticl, 'l'hat no funds he used( t'xnt'pt as 11ht- arl? L. ';..l ally need and h o d i int 1t ustl un Irts to be no tl t. t( aid ita-" l t-e for thd itIl , hl, apaoyrt. atuent, n or fl '' wsidot,lirt bill h. ieen kilotld. It la t good t io mni shheClttave ~ asood. fbeiev It awould hnaedny muahy t he . toArd Thankat ordrchrit locitoo byrt.Ai, lwhi;coua--seth InatI lat sesmi-n has pa odth slluy with m ariend day.h It wroulde mloaopto ab-~ twoenM usbsayand prohdibit iongif Donou th oey frold otersrpti tiouno and elctio on the subjetIof pohkIbon orh dipesar it sal bue orderead an behd t the relande tion, an wel a maorty Woe for proib i botnles uletss onl huge gres. wit gTe Gover 6Oig ed the00 diseary f comisoe refillde, elceaoorw BRYAN IN 0)i4M(iJltl DV~~~~~ Itt(IA'C I t'':tiI,iihLattl e r ty" a 111 1 o il -l- Opep) f- F. t l"r e" Sp l 4r Mt "i t t 'ulnm. (',.. 1 " .. ,tt .I,r I I"t.t, --Io,n -m ('II i i. t.i h t f ~ t '. i, ' t : i I, . t . , h . h, ..:. . -I ' I n ll t ." I " t'i l tt1 I , I I ti lI ' : -i-l" a ft I I.. , . b ..t ,r t! l i n -n' t r in iv - .iI i .. . i. ~ 1 h iatn .dt 1.. 1 i. 11i'. al l t l (. t e : i d i ' 1. ,. ', :' h t i t '1 i&1ti i11 t : .1 i *.t- I tly .'a t 'i-L ', l ' l ti -v1 ' ai I '. -i t. ' I " i,'LI . i , ftt I~ e t ri l ,Ilt ' i. a t iliIl1 t "I . t n us i t a t )k In:elatr. l', "ii-tili:;tli.l.ill gutent Puitt redi Ii.t. elu-r!a.t:e if (.ol W\'iite .lone-. thle State I),Ie "1ratit"e ('hairrmttn, whbo had Inet hi) in '1harlt tte. ('olonel Jon.'s( cet pih',l tl.e ta'r'iage witht hin. I-' ledi'tl by the eoililittecs in ear r'iat." through flibtndinlg to .\li, down .,ii to (;t"r va"is, th1 rough1 GervaI. to li:I! andl up i t,11 to Plain, stoplping ai t illn'"1 .lIuor '. handl.( ne ret i"inct ( n I'haiin street. Mr. li }yan and (olonel 1. 1 - and the. legi'lativ"e commtittee "'out out there and tile others drove off. ('ll(1d lryan -waR 'iven a few mn1 - to rest and rtfr'-sh hims:+elf. .\h( ut if. i. Mr. 1reyan drove to i- chapel of this' South ('artoIini co b, ge, actomnie(d by Colonel Jom-'. :1111 the let.islativte delegattion. A t thel ""haInl, w.thieb was k lie to overflowing ".ith hlii"". andl .tudelnt", he war. wtel ,o11o1 1 by tIt' fa ulty. I-, wVa': int,roduced h l3p1r'i 3. (ta t iw. TI. I''. lirant.ley, an atiuu uus (,f the i'.l " 'i, amdlnmade a short..siatech,e p - I ity Lo t.leit stulents. lie was fre <'llntly inter"rupl It '' with httrst' ( f ap i I' iti(l he tas always glad to s peal< :u it utht nt,s because iheir m(0indts w'eri" I etic,'lt 4ie. (J1hler m34 n flg4(I ten.lyt' .ou inio r"ut,, after being in the hat,tle of if,, out of w thieb it, wvo'lhl take i dler. 1 ickc it lift. till-ml, hi, -ltuth-it.'s mnin"i. ,riii Open for impress.inl. Wh'ien"rver adlked if eolle!;e edIucttionl 111ili1ted( a mitan for tIhe ( ut,iS of life, he : s'i' 1 repllie 31: "No, not unless bein at (I lle;_e dev:eloneld a bot 'S'elf est eem) fa(t(r th1an1 the graty mlatt,'tr in his 1rain " lie I111preSsietl upon the boys t o nt" I ity of regartini g college edtlu i"itiou its only at prep araitioni for the' r)I tdnte' of lifte . Hie' paid iome neat. eopIlient 1e thto Won33-n. lie said that a3 iutie l womanu conhltl tlway"s I ullt eoce one t"ott to itlte andl anunmarriedl one .et'ral. 'i' referre( to his eollegt days,'i and( ii,l while h1e diid not 1t.tend it co-t e il Nioal'intitution.1( there3 was ah feole llege inW33' 1(,he t.'twher oe wnt, ho 1,'1o' llg and that,8 he had'I paid3 t. ll, high Ilo itt' silfecmlimet, o higher1tuf' edn-c 113a13tt'ion oft itme by3 going to haot ceg Th'e his of! truel oloqunce hel die seihed11 wl a's nledge hof oe subject u Ii orough13 heif314113 dowthe spee in'3 what o he3aid af it. t adthth N.'1 oli hrao cohuldf decive3f the1 people. TtwyrV1alwas knctof whetes ornThe was11 In)eat4 ret.cte lha aoo ll, andh tbolutely necesst a,s chractr wht XI (an who1a thermay obse to who. In-lss himsel wth a louece buat the1( tope il thruslyting im believe in im IThei, of heswol saith ld, down the01,ru Iteis of greatness wheit, oai hau'te whoould bte chief fam ofng menut ii>d tt'e1ser van1(, ot thltel.go Sheriespt,ect ast of greates IThes nonumeIlln,tserece throsngout the 3or(d the ograefull hand ror what irasi oeo otterb hitose. oho ,bey san wereseeetand noth whar had Ien donte byot,he mhde fr ontrd wa h ar-i mI tt ofrthis wdit,h himg, 81 and cnse luent.yfon thetupbuildrngof cacther ogsho u e and ci he ar of youngmen n omen, Gatn , tergtathering of Whsila tese wit)hs sor, lt wasea hem cofnelofueovro and r.A, t :ocuioyn, a ft er hre ousin atcher loor they oree rell,r.vra w1!ppas Ther stan was acroeeted byth reao or [taedosen and ,herntnwasiber tiadcoratBesde wtheas, onthsanda iones nfn a, members of thereptoco egilt.ur and ite rea wlna baiznd nrpratly, manychf saidoma wee lads Pmereca pol tlest 3,00 people pes et he se~nt,uin gesnsord,annothuce het coing ofe t,eag goen and Mr. Mr.ne Bryan wacobpaied bony Isna orHded ersan Representatie GDacbt eses St,hee onim the pstand Edge of honoring hi. ie was fre luently cheered. Speaker Gary, in introducing Mr 1ryan, wt tictuled the distinguished ora tot' to South t'arolina and bid him God 1.Ia4edl in his 111ht aIt inst cor poI . h)teWer and i atred himn of our undivided nitrt. i-,\:(n utt r'eivedtl with Irret aII) 100%lu and in i:, openin_" remairk. d .e ;( tt nad it it) honor to he in ed t - S. u'h ('al"olint by ul.'inhers fa -. ht ure . --- irt t tin t ol- voIt r, ' lt : t t tiil h \\ith ntm h ti.eti til. I t rohit tti rtetutrks. he soI t .f tl - t yi c Il f it. slattw0' in ge e ral t it 11- -it! he ret whled the th e h- i in"-- , lt it a lnecl-"-ary evil l " t )l h is itt ur ti r i n ir pe pl ,)')ti b1:11 "ver, Witlred through it i n e .t oi l, [-a e lbierl \helin -ot, ihe t"r ftotr".ets that lh it it :l,e nt tt. a tkt"s hi- first I>tak(:. T'hey do not t legishators to think fov themi , !-tii* iai t let-y think. Hut th - is e. ial ;t: - , t hmebod abokut a le-,i'lattor want nt -a -in:tl-h'e l til a itn liuids it his edili ('uio dty to act e, ar eeitte as in the natiox-taltr and the; ta enator. The lat ter is always pres'nt, while the other i- at I oln", but is heard frolm in ele - e of the gratet evils of the iday is the lohyist, the one who addresses hii at;unent to the legislators on his peCrsomdt interest and not, to h is position as at re:presentaltive. This is not, seen in so great i degree in aState s in the natiOnal le iisttllate. The sugar trust had admitted thi it i contributed to the campaign expenlses of hot,h parties in Massatchuset.ts t,bey help Republicans, in New Y'ork the D)emocratt., and when it came to New Jersey the witness said "he'dt hav to look at the books a- tht wis ia doubtful State. Laugh tt-r.l fie ' ext, spoke on the money ques t!on and said that though it had been buried every yeat since 189 he thought it st,ill had one year of life, at leaist. The reasOin it canot, be buried for ev('r is ht'tatise no tolb is so sIrong fos to hold al righteous truth, lie next p)aid his r'eSpeCtS to the tim prialison of the lt(publiean Party and i many loquent pasSage)st strongly p>int t out i te suiweme dank""erof such a policy to the well fare of the govern -nenlt i t eo l.11'518 1 l grll IllioltMid 5wit n 4lt17IdEs The ul-tge audienctt waS with the -paktr' fron ile start. Hi e illustrated his atrgtltltnt ttften by relat,ing appro 1riate tOries andi the atudienCe con stant.ly interrupted with applause. Iiolunul Ii' yan left this afternoon for (harle,toni, wher he will speak to niflt aid tomorioa morning. He will Opben go t,o Tampa. A t ' It Ere itt N,.ed. Mr. It. 1'. Olivi,uo f Hareeli ,5o , tS in, sponds his ninters at Aike, S. C. aek uer'ves ha carused severe pitins iase b hack of his head. O e using I nseet-it m itter, Amt ieeri's greaest -liltoi ai N,-rve itemsB eiy, ell pat tin soot that hi. lit says thI ganind votdietne is what his coutry nieeds. A\l IIt rtiei ki ows that. it wures liver and kiinaey trouble, puriies the blotd, toues uo ohe stomach, strengthenm eletil vl,awl i, wh vhge cbiactiew asf it ev motifuse nervue tad hra eve coeef.rEer histtetionted ol ait int .Wnettn inj utioeri of H ocratsisu to Greenlre ws.)leti CIN I INAT1,.Fe. 14.-UiteOd.Sae Judge l'atta lrFrefe.hnjnto Talis reot,ausas sayong reaiv to report thatIi hirs, parsan ar, planning tol ki judgesit anduleisaons who shoulds 0ot tolrunea him;LIfhthei moutarn elingcr anhin tot med Il whyi.B I tik th counun B o aill ouplt e ofiS wteks inoen turcky wofl brin abou t an alwdst sfatory eae."tfe dcos1111ptn tInelivering his4 al p(inion t,da the ijude took occasn oto scor the oen hel lecl4) tiolw,r which asee al theos in'u,o famous satcure Isthut had ever HeittI deideslIthat,the h~a nous odc (eckam vtl,wh. Tayll be hc sthey em FOrn mai . edc. HADve FOOD.Ad ,s Eating BAreM UCeer, Atance, Eze Eurne M f Evae I ha& alay No plant introduced in rec, it year?, has received so much favorable not ice as tihe Velvet Bean, nor is there a plat t Ilore worty lof the earnest at' enitn)I of the SoutIher farmlers. It belont-s to hIe Leiumtne fatily and as nitr rn tn gilt ht tr easily stands at th' head of I he li-t t he't. :lbhi l i x l' lt-i II tiriit i tle it sted it itorou h - nldv. It fo ntiud that th V in1 from n t lto co un;ti :: ol l o t: otf i trlogen1, it ntil whenl tu rne dI mt i w< ld qI ul in ftertilizhr;e va'le nlit up i .licatit n of :2,tl0 pounds of "ot'O II -. mii'alt 1. The plot on wic. ih the hem s wenlt- grown--a poor'a I:ntly lotml - t t pilanted in oats I he yer followinI atnd ofiel 3- hu-htls per nere, wh atleoS u adjoining plot where etab grass had bel,""n plowed uindler' yh-ded only eighi hu1"he1N, the plots being worKedl atnt ultihated In identilly the sa)me mtatn ner. llundreds of farmllers teport equai lv -atisfactory r"etults on ai'll kinds of irops following the betns. On the poor. thin lands of l'lorida the results in !ImI proving the soil have been little short of mlarvelOuis. 'he Velvet Itean will grow In all the Southern States on the poorest solls. aitd yields ils ian ero erep Of Viles As a stok feed it far exceeds cow.pens ill nwtrative valut, and will Yield three t,ons of hay or 1.500 pounds of she llec) baidns, equivelent to the same weight int, cotton seed,mleal in analysis. By plant ing this great crop as a rotation the fertilizer bills can be reduced one-half, ats It will be necessary to supply crops followinig with p)otash and phosphoric acid only, the beans supplying; sufllcient nit,rogc'n from the air. The bean will be worth millions of dollars to the South in restoring worn out cotton fields and poor lands, and every farner should plant some thi", this year if only for experimental pur. poses. Leading farmers who n',l test them can get a quart of seed derivered with full InstructIons for planting by sending a dnime (10 cenis) to (LINI: O. \ARN, Fort Meade, li. A Frightful Illutiir. Will often calise )t horrible orn S('ald, Cuit or Bruise. 1icktI'''s A rrlieit S 1lve, t he best lin the world, will kill the pain and proniptl heal it. ur.s Old S eri's, Fever S ,res. Ulers, U et !elots, C1rn5, all hkiti oni'tt fl i. 1est Pi , et re on eirt Ii. O'lly 2 ets v i box. Core guaat'lnt('e(l. S 1d 'by all Druggists. 'ilE I)Sl"PENY.41t ELEUTiON Mr. wihilinn of the 0ldc 11olurtld li.'g 'Ihed for Chattirum. (The Statc, 15th.) There is no end) of talk being indulgel in about the elections of a State 1 iquor comnmissioner and three members of the board of directors of the State dispenl sary to be held by the general assembly tomorrow. The friends of all the cait d Itates are hard at work. The outlook for the race for Conimmissione' is in changed. So far as the chairmuanship of the board is concerned, the friends of Mrt. L. J. Williams of the old1 boaird are vigorously putshling him fot' the place and are confident of winning. As to the otber posItions, the only change is that, the friends of Mr'. Theuis an ntounces that he will not be a candidate. If you need columnlfs, balust,ers or an v turned work, get out' pI)lces before buy ing. We will ave yOUou ony. Sat,Is faction guar'anteed. STUART IBRnS. IE. H. LJESLIE, Manager,. t&f tf. WVanted. I am paying 2c. per~ pound for old irub ber boot,s and shoes. H.! S Righ tmire, t&ftf. At Newberry Latmndry. To those living in malarial districts Tutt's PilIs are indispensible, they keep the~ system in perfect order and are an absolute cure for sick headache, indigestion, mnalaria, torpid liver, constipa tion and all bilious diseases. Tutt's Liver Pills ANNOUNGEMENTS. For County Treasurer. M N. SCHIU MI PER IS H* EREGfY Snominat,ed for Treasurer of New b-rr, County, and will abide the result of the Democr'atic primary election. VOTICRS. D ANE . HEE TS HERE by omiatd a aCandidat,e for Treasurer sof- Newberry Countyj and is pledged to abide the result or the Democratic primary Election VOT ERS. Ill~Nify Dulil nall lien liu'n; A FINA L DIVID)END OF *8.51 ON each outstandinog share of stock In t,he Nowborry BuildIng and Loan Asso tlon wIll he p aid on or aftter Februarty 10, .1900, at the N ati onal Bank of New berry, 8. C. All stockholder's must present, their certIineates of stock for this pay menit of final dividend anid t,ben surrender certificate for cancellation. JA MES MoTNTOSHI, Pres Ident,. J. W. M SIMMONS, boeo. and Treas, flt. Teachers' Examination. TH rXAMIATON FOR TEACH ers Cetiloaeswill be held on Friday, February 23d, 1000. Hours from Oa. m , to4 p. m. F. W. HIGGINS, Conty. Superted... Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys. Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. All the blood in your body passes through your kidneys once every three minutes. The kidneys are your blood purifiers, they fil - )ter out the waste or impurities in the blood. ~ If they are sick or out of order, they fall to do their work. Pains, aches and rheu matism come from ex cess of uric acid in the blood, due to neglected kidney trouble. Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady heart beats, and makes one feel as though they had heart trouble, because the heart is over-working in pumping thick, kidney poisoned blood through veins and arteries. It used to be considered that only rinary troubles were to be traced to the kian:eys, 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 most distressing cases and is sold on its merits by all druggists in fifty- R a : cent and one-dollar siz- flIH , es. You may have a " p sample bottle by mail Ilomo or Swamnoo.ct. free. also pamphlet telling you how to find out if you have kidncy or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. .... JUST OPENED.... Reedoi"s P1iirmcl~y. W H.ER E IS 1 f? There you can se'n tre everythirng f'e:h in the line of DRUGS, - MEDICINES, - ETC The bhi'aut,y ahont, ii is, that you will get. I''rish Mldi'civin r for your "..PSICsrPT0LI S.. And They Will be Filled with the greatest Care. Give them a Trial and You Will Not Regret Money spent. He is Your Friend. ...JNO. W. R EED ER... Shie'iff s Sale. STATE OF SOU'L'it CAROLINA. COUNTY OF NJ.,\1EW ER3l - IN COMMON PLEAS. George Y'. 1luti.or and J acobiS W\heel - er' as paritner.-~ practicding mied icinte by aind underci the Iirim nam.' andi style~ of Hlunter & WV heeler, PlaintiYs. vsi. Noah R1 Tay ler, Defendant. 10XI,CU ' O N. B3Y VI[TCi'' OF A N IEXl('UTION to me dir ecteti here'ini, I will se ill e fore the Cour H'[ouse at Newbierry~' Sotith Cartiolina, on sales-day in M areb, to wit, on t,be St-h day of Mlarch, A. D 19010, the following descr'ibed real es tate, 1ev ied( uyo a~Iis the prIop)ert.y of Noah [R Tay lor', to w'it: All that iund ivd.di one-LIhirtd in t.erest., rig ht, and estate of N oahl R Taylor, in all thai, tract, l)iece, 0or parci'el or lanid, lying and( beinltg slitn t in the' County aind Sate aforesaid, con tan ing' sevn'it*v Lbhree acres. imor''. or less, anmd btoumb1 'd hy lands of H. P' D)ominie, A. I' [him In ick and the ci-tate of .\lar'y h' Wi, net', antd rec'oordeid in died lbook. No. 4 at p)age 505. t.he' same' be.ing the land of the dlecease'd wire of Noah l i'Taylor owned by3 heri att, lher death aind n' pon which she resided ntiil a few months before her' de'ath. T1-:IMts ot' SALE': Cash, and the pittiurhser to pay f o' paperts anid stamps. NI. NI. HIJIOHI). SheerIff N.'wh r'. I'o , 5, C. Sher i ff' 01114 , P b 9, 1900. Drg Goods and Shoes1 I am still closing out at, the lowest Cash1 prices, all of my Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes and Notions, all Winter Dress Goods, Flannels, Underwear, Gloves, Capes and Jackets at and below Manufacturer's Cost. Spelcal Bargains In Shoes. Whitemire Shoe Polish, 8 cis. a Package or two for J15 ots. 8 N Spool Cotton arid Alexander Kinig Spool Cotton, 2 for 5 ets. The beust line of Men's Working bhirts in town WVorth 50 and 40o. Ciome aind see us often A. C. JONES. Nawewy 5. 0 ........uar 81nn0 PIU ES In order to maki Goods i w41l sell at a Big Cut i B ,i L mA C I GOD$! We desire to call your special attention to our splendid Black Goods Department Which embraces every thing in. ' ACK, from 1 5c. Worsted to the fin est Silk. In this depart ment may be found Our special 38 in. Black Henrietta, all wool 50 ets. Our special 44 in. Black Henrietta, all wool 75 cts. Black Uropons, Black Cheviots, Black Mohairs, Black Poplins, Black BIngolines, Black Novelties, Black Taffetta Silk, Black Gros Grain Silk, Black Pow-de-Soie Silk, Black Annure Silk, Black Mournmng Silk, Black Corded Silk, Try Americas Leading WV. B. Corsets in short, medium and long waist, every pair guaranteed to give sat isfaction or a new Corset given in excbange free. Weare closing all last een.on's Printed Organdies and Muslins at from 4c. to l0c. per yd. less than original price. An opportunity to ant ici pate on M uslins and save money. Mowr o. Silk Walsts and Beauttj. Y'ou cannot see one without the ot,ber In th is as'sorLtment,. ,Trhese Waists are rem~IarKab)le in many ways, but, prln cllpally for QUALITY AND PRICE All are handso.ane. In black and a varic ty of colorings Plaited all over. New back without, v"ke, fiareo cuffs; lre hi'on hoit. $3.O8. Won. NEW SPRING GOODS o show you in ab,'ut I EN DAYS. All Ninter Goodsa are b-i*ng closed at, 3RMATLY REDUCE~D PRICES. New tobkn of nluterick's P'atterns and WN1DOWNIt ON ALL 1 Goods REt09 Down. room for Spring all Winter Goods n Prices! El WICK. Stop That Hack! Stop That Hack! Why don't you stop that Hacking Cough and not suffer yourself and annoy other people when 25o. invest ed in Robertson's Compound Cough Syrnp will settle the whole business? Don't forgot that a stitch in time saves nine, and a neglected Cough and Cold sometimes leads to Pneu. monia. Robertson's Comp. Cough Syrup is manufactured and sold at Gilder' CORlNER )R[IJii STORE, MY LINE OF TABLE WARE IS COMIPLETE NICE CROCK ERY. LOTS OF NICE Christmas Presents. 'IN f'IiNA lASS WARE - All are invited to come and ex amime my stock. J. W. WHITE, Main Street, Newberry, S. C. 0. L. SOJHUMPICRtT. H. C. HOLLOWAY. ScmDert & Holloway, Attor'neya and Counsellors at Law, N IwI ionaII, s. c. Pt actlece in all State and U. S. Courts. Edu~ rd siao1tz' JEWELRY STORE, Pine Watches, Rings, Broaches, Studs, Sleeve and Link Buttons, ilver Novelties, Silver Table Ware, Cut Glass. Gold and Sil vo,r Spectacles and Eyeglasses. TOYS &DOLLS Which we will close out, as we, will discontilone keeping them. EIR SCIIOLTZ. JEWELER AND OPTIdtAN NOTIOE. 1 , F vee e Iliggla, (ie'ed dtt&sm is Don * sold at private sal hefre tha day