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9b FM 'a V Knights of Pythias, Ca%stle IEE'all, Newberry Lodge No. 75. STATED CONVENTIONS 01 this L' dge will t'e held the 21n< and 4th Tuesday nights of eaLh motti at 7.30. Visiting Knights cordlall: Welcomed. TIIO. E. 1PTI NO, K. of It. and S. Crotwell Fo'el luilding. Mrs. Harriett Lvans, -1insdalo. Ill. writes, "I never fail to relieve my chil dren from croup at, once by using On( Minute Cough Cure. I would not fee safe without it." Quickly cures cough colds, grippe and all throat and Ihmn diseases. [Robertson & Gilder. For Servie. A Standard bred Jersey Bull will b< at my lot during this sea.son. t&f I:m J. II WicKiu. We want your trade; we will savc you money. (tr. C. J. PuiIoll & Co. 82,350.00 The time or the Common Pleas Cour was almost completely taken up las week In hearinti th oas9 of Coleman Hicks v.. the South:ern Railway Com pany. The vi rdict of the jury was $2.350 in favor of the p'aintift. This Is $50 more than was obtained at the for mer trial. M. B. Smith, Butternut, Michigan says, "DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the very best pills I ever used for cos tiveness, live-r and bowel troubles.' Robertson & Gilder. The entire store is one big bargali counter at this time. It will pay yor: to buy a suit or an overcoat now to lay aside for next scawon at Jamilesons. tf We have about 10,V9 bu-hels best white and mixod Corn r - will 'ell for 55 cts. per bushel C. .J 'urcell & Co. tf At lildomn,, ift. The Bachelor Maids have pr'en t.e"d the Boundary Stre-eet School with $3( with which to buy books for the library. This is a handsome gift and is highly appreciated by all connected with the school as well as all who fel an inter e.4t in it. To secure the original witch hazel salve, ask for DeWitt-'s Which Hazel Salve, well known as a certain aure for piles and skin diseases. Beware of counterfelts. They are dangerous. Rob e'tson & Gilder. List Tele,hnn., Subacrlifers. Please add to your list W. H. Lominick (Res.) - - 125 Reeder's Pharmacy - - 133 K. P. Hawkins, residence - 94 City Market - - - -- 31 and oblige, 1t. L. W. FLOYD. Wanted. am paying 2e. per pound for old rub. boots and shoes. H. S. Rightnire, 4&ftf. At Newberry Laundry. Si1onldidgs, Lumber, Laths and 9ingles. STUA1tT BRos. ". H. LESLIE, Manager. t&ftf rook out for Purcell & Co.'s ad isement.t&ftf. ne Month at the D)ispensary. 9 he but.ness done at the local dis, ~'~sary for the month of February was S1sually good as will 'ee seen from th< - owing figures: ~onsumers price ...$3,576.75 a ~$mvoice price ..... 2,804.71~ * pross prolits ......720 T4xpensos........... . .. . .5.41 * et proilts.... .. . ....620.m: Rearkabl,o Rescue. '~rs. Michael Curtain, Plainfleld, Ill. 4kes the statemnent that she caughi ~J~d, which settled on her lunge; sh( a treated for a month by her faml3 ~4Jyslcia n, but grew worse. He tolc Sshe was a hapeless vIctim of con. tption and that no medIcIne could j' o her. Her druggist suggested D.m " jjng's New Discovery for Con. ~0lntion; she bought a bottle anc it.her delight found berself benefitedJ m~ the first dose. Sihe con dued its uise and after taking six bot, ~ es, foun d herself sound end wvell; now *'-es her own housework, and is as wvel Sshe ever wvas. Free trial bottles o i a'~J1 Great DI)scovery at all Drui ? tores. Only 50 cents and 81.00, ever3 Ittle guaranteed. ?Lewis Ackerman, Goshen, lad,, says DPeWitt's Little Early Risers aiwayi Kjbiing certain relieve cure my headachi dnever gripe." They gently cleansi id invigoaate the bowels and liver : ,~ bortson & Gilder. ~ust received Spring line Lill; Sraekettu fine Shoes in all latest style dcolors. Jamieson. f&t 2t County Teachers' Assec ballon, Owing to the inclement weather thb ounty Teachers' Association did no *old a meeting at the regular timi ebruary 10th. It will meet Mara 0th, and the programme far last meel ng will be the programme for th aroh meeting, as follows: 1. A Study of. Comenius-Presidem eo. Ti Cromer. 2. Often and what Way Shouli xai.. .t.ions be Held in the Commo choois-Mr. HI. M. Henry, Miss Mar urton. 3. Query box. OIDGERS BROS, "1847 (VES, FOR?KS9 SPOO0M ust Rloceived: also, some of the Prett ETH THOMAS CLDCKS 01ER ~ AN.D :-: EE ::US Yours for' trade, AkNJELS & CO VARIOUS AND ALL AHOUP. Hear ''dem wedden" bells. Cotton brought 9& cents Saturday it Newberry. M iddling cotton is quoted tit m)orn" Ing at 91 cents. Mr. J. C. Myers went to Clintot yesterday on business. tiMr. i0. 11. Longshore is announced as a candidate for County Auditor. Col. 0. L. Schumpert left for Gatrnoy Sunday on professional business. F. H. Dominick, Esq., made a busi. nes trip t ) Columbia last week. Hon. C. L. Blcase spent F'.'Iiay antl a part of Saturday in Columbia. Mr. P. E. Scott returned yesterday from a business trip to Columbia. Messrs. John and Bob Mayes now havu charge of the bookstore. Mr. John L. Epps announces himself as a candidate for County Treasurer. Mr. .1. ( 'hesley Dominick is-announed as a candidate for County supervisor. ir. .1. D. Smith will he a caididtlatc for County Sulerviror. Ilis eat (I will appear later There was'an unusually large crowd in town Saturday from the country ar:d trade was br isk. Mr. J. C. Chalmers is announced in this issuo is a candidate for the House of Representative4. Hon. H. H. Lvans left yesterday for Columbia to attend a meeting of the dispensary directors. Mrs. Idson has ai rived and in a few days will be prepared to take boarders at the Nance Sti cot Hotel. Mr. Wm. U. M' is can now be found at ti Gilder Drug StL,r-. 14- is at home behind the drug counter. The Riser Millinery C mpaiy is the name of the firm heretofore known as M isa Bessio Riser's Mil'linery. D)r. W. E0. Iltecr's mother and trot he"r. . r. J. R. Belcher, of Petert - burg, Vat., are visit.in;g him here. NI.1 .an. M. h:uterly, traveling rel: rc"" utL. a tih.' Cat)rolina Manufac Lutan- '(m:I!.o , spont, Sunday at hoti c. MI r. :i E..I h-tw.t of Grt-en' iilte, was calle . to e , fy l-. . week on ac count of the illness of his father, Col. J. C. S. Brown. Mr. 0. M. J .:i.-on left yesterday for New York and other Northern markets to sel, ct his spring stock of clothing. Nearly every other man one met on the streets yesterday was a candidate for some office-an<l they are all good men, too. M r. S. S. Cunningham will be a can dilate for County Supervisor In the coming primary election. His card will appear litter. Mr. Julian H-. Kinard cnn;e over from Augusta on Saturday and spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hl. M. Kinard. Mr. J. W. Watts left yesterday to at tend a meeting of delegates of the Na tional Building Association. lie carried his little daughter vith him. Five shares of the capital stock of the Newberry National Bank wa Zs sold yesterday at p)ublic outcry to Dr. .James McIntosh for $120 per share. Magistrate Chappell 'has the list of poll tax delinquents in his hands for 'collection. The list contains 33 nmes. So if you are a delinquent look out for him. The only legal sale made yesterday was by thu Sheriff in the case of Hiun ter Wheeler vs. Noah II. Taylor. Mr. J. S. Whbeeler hid in the land advertised for $203. M- r. Go. WV. Summer was elected a deacon of The Church of the Redeemer on Sunday at a congregational meet ing. He fills the vacancy caused b3 t,he death of Dr. Robertson. We were somewhat surprised to sec some of the wagons leaving town on Sat,urday loaded with hay. That farm er whojcan't, ralse his own hay, is cei tainly a failure as a farmer. Mr. Chas. J. Eppe, of Charleston, hau arrived and taken charge of the Gilder Drug St,ore. Mr. Epps is a pop)ular young man. He was 2d. Lieut. in thc 2d. S. C. Regiment In the Spanisl - Emerican war. Now is the time to p)lace your adver tisemnent for spring goods. 'rho Herald and News campletely covers Newberr County and is read by a representativt of nearly every family in the county A word to the wise Is sufficient. Dr. Arthur Becker has arrived in th< city and is stopping at the Crotwel pHotel. It will benefit those who hav< trouble with their eyes to consult him He will examine your eyes free and fi glasses to them which will prove a coma fort as well as a benefit. t The mechanical department of Ti Herald and News office is now preslde< 1 over by Mr. D. JI. Wlt,herspoon a~ -foreman. Mr. W. Is a typo)graphica s artist of twenty-five years' experience and It is hoped the relations existing t between him and this office may be long and mutually pleasant. How's Tite? y We eSTer One Hundred Dolla'rs lRoward to unv case of Caun that can not, be cured b HaiPs C'atalh Cur.. F. J. OI E N EY A CO., P'rops, Toledo, 0. We the unde~rulgnedl have krown F. J. (Ihr ney for the last. 15 years, aund beleve hir 1perfect.ly hon.ornb:n in alt hnunass t,ransac ions and financlly a~.u 5o ennkay out an, ob)ligattin mn'." Oy thte'r 01' m. )W ESTA&TRUAX x Wi.oleate i Ma,ts.Toledao ( W .AA,INo, lRi5.AN & AIlvi* Whmole:aul Druauais,s, T1ocdo, Ohio. yJHall's Cualata Cu Uno I auke'm In alC' un.v, ne| ing directlBy upon the blood au n'muoussna faces of the ysicim. Pi be'l.'cerbt. Bold by all Dlruy-'lss. Testim on';ais 1r o. If you need columns, halusters or an turned work. get our prIces before buy ing. We will save you mnoney. Sat,ha faction guaranteed. STUART EnOS. R TLi LlntE, Manage. t&t t.f. NINE AND AN Ei(ll1Thl ENTS CO cTON Auo:lter Mug Cottot, 'rini'iette,u--8OO liit for 1 1.8 t'1)ntu. On Sattteday, Snith iiros. of Kinlar.el old to the same parties who bought the 700 bales from Mr. Floyd a few days ago, S0i) bales of euttlt for t ! rents ounlid. The representative of the Wi! mingtonl Iirt had been here sever,l days negoiatiing for cotton and on Sat urday closedi he trade wit h Smith l1 os. It was rumored onl the Streels lerus yesterday that. one balo h.i'd sold for ten cents, bu t, wo Were unab,lei it) run the rumor down an.l think it wa- a mlis takee. llowevor. it is selling right along at 9} eents, and in our op n ion is only a natter of a few days until it will be (1uoted at ten cents. Volcauic Ersu1;tlois Are grand, but Skin E'rupi nim rolh lifo of joy. 1l110 1"o's Atltea eivu, etire'i- Ilthe "; a i- Ohti, H tiilsu: and le'-ver H1 -- U h-l? I' 1 , l i "i , F.a ,11. ('ort", WV.aIis, ('!i: ", I'.ri.s , 1 1 rils, Itlst i'h' ('lire- uc earti h 1. I) ive-s ,ut.t P' iii,s tetil \i e.' ()il 25 i-w. ; box. Cure gutara tit eeel. ,id'ht ty itll i)ruggisis. Prico our Corn, 13acon, e'lour 1, To. l'acco, Molasses, beforo putrehaihing olso whoro. WVt will wavo you monoy1e. i&ftf. C. J. Purcell & Co. Have ' tt e nicol tho "' [i(lics ' Tie'a at, Wotn'u ? I'rett sI in the tity. if P'aItne.ae Maka it 11reati Tl ice of the 1)lisoners on the coutn ty chain gang made a breac for liberty Satu'day, but. only one sucee(:ded in making his e: cale, and he was there only for thirty days and had Selved a1out, half this itime. The o.her two were on for two 3years and 18 months re-pectively. It is a real pl"Ia-ur'e to ut.4 to se'tal( favorably of PAIN-KItL..it, known allmost universally to be a good and safe rtunedy for burns and other paeins of the body. It is valuable not. only for colds in winter, but for vario's Summer cOImlpl.tits, and should h.' itt e'v 1ry fai ly I The cat-talit.y wh ie"' ".:.. mlantts it mayt1 c e)t' unawarlte -(:-.i, Hian Ad,'o tt. \ void sub t.itutes, t ; e is buft one I'ain-Killer, Perry I'aevis'. P'ice 25'. and 50c. We will sell you best pat. Four at $4.20 " "1 " " " 2nd pat. " " $3 85 We will sell you best St-andriii Gran ulated Sga' at.5 e. We will sell yo;l llacon at 63 We will sell you Pecan hesr molasses at 25e. C. .1. Purcell & Co. tf. A big line of Ha'rrisburg Sho- s for ladies just teeived, $1 50 to $2.00, the best goods tot' the money on the market. f&t 2t Jamieson. DiMtittnie for L.:wk of Ev.elnce, Several days ago a detective from Augusta came over and after investi gating arrested two negroes, Wilson Gregory and Celia Glenn, charged with the burning at Maybinton, and had t.hm placed in jail and left. The negrocs yesterday demanded a pre lim)inary hearing and Magistrate Chap poll for the want of evidence had to turn them loose. The 10 Motier'e Favorite. Chatmbetrlain's Cough RPemnedy is the safe for children to lake and always cutres. .Lt is intended especOially for coughs, colds, croup and whooping coug-h, and is the best mtedicinto made for' thicse diseases. Ther'e is not the leas? danger' in givin:. it to children tor' it conttains no opium11 or' other in jutionts drug and may bte given as con fidently to a babe as to an adult. For sale by W. E. Polham, Drtutggist. Now is the olppor'tunity to clothe both legs tor' the pr'ice yvou'd generally pay for otto leg in) pants) at tt. Jamieson's. R?eteasedl onl lonel. DeVi tlius Iiuker, a ,otarlous charac ter ot this counoty, w ho has been before the courts i'omn time to time and al ways beetn able to escape the clutches of tbe lawv In some muan ner, it will be remnemberced, w-is convlcte'd at the last term of the court for itarceny and was sntenced to seven yeatrs iht the State penitentiary.. Hlis aittorey'13, Cole. L. J}lease, succeede, it Sal tuiiny in hav Infg him releasecd ont a casch bontd of $J ,000, pending his tappeal (o the Sn. pr-eme court, wichl willI be heard iti November. The hond wits furished by Is sister, Cartrie Baker, of Colutm bla. August lower. "It Is a surprising fact," says Prof. Hlouton, "that, in my trav'els in all parts of the wor'ld, for the last ten years, I have met moro peoplc that have used Greeon's Augutst Flower' than any other temedy, tot' dyspcpsia, dotanged liver and stomach, andl for constipation.I find for' tourists and salesmen, or for persons filling 0llice positions, where hleadachies and general bad feelings from irregolar habits exist, that Green'se Autgust F'lower is a grand remtedy. It dotes riot lnjurie the syst.em by3 frequent use, and is excellent for sour st,omachs and IndigestIon." Sample bottles free at W. IC. Pelham's. Sold by doult's in all civilized coun trios. tl,yr If you care to exchange $12.08 worth of Legal Trender' for $l'l 00 worth ol overcoabt you1 can have tihe chance t< do so at Jamioson's. tf C oitton Picanters who are interested In h igh pri'ces foi - cotton next fall can hear of something to their ad(vantago3 by sending ai posta ,card ait once to TIIE A DAMS COTTON CIOMPANY, it. Charleston, S. C. It you nceed any columntis, balustorsi oi -turn'ted work get 0tur ptrices befote yoe buy. We will savot you money. Satis faction gutaranteed STIUA WI IBnos. 14.T H [. LteSY1IE, Manaigetr. t&f tf. - We are tiow dIsplaying the niece lIne of Spring Neck-wcoar we hav< shown. .iaminaan f&t.2t. 'T'he, Catp Molttig. 'ilo James ). Nance Camp met in the court house yesterday at 11 o'clock. The attendance was small and but lit t.le business tranpactcd. Nir. It. 1'. ('tom( r wa! eleetud at new member. lcsolutions on the death of Comrmae .1. N. M-a-tinl were prc"eut-d by .JmIge Y .1. l'op(., chait'alrani of the coltmittec, Iand were adopted. They will be pub lished later. 'outnit t.ees were appointed to ira ft sulitable reso:ut-ionls on the ide:t h if 4 comradt(es l'eter Itobert"on a'r(I O. 11 Iluzhardt and the meertin it'ljuurned to meet. on sateleday in A pril . On )r. P. tobetrtson -O [ Sel nm pert, I. II. Ibi.l+ar e, W . 11. 3Ibits. On 0. I1. liuztardt--.\. .1. Scott. J. t'ilvin Wi0son, .1. Cal Nvol. A friend In need is at friend indeed. As a tugli estioni --at warm overcoat, for the cold w it" ciher, at. .1anit a:i's. if .1u t:c +,tinu It, Iltr Roi,l- . A shop where you c:i1:1 what, you t., et and tetn yot want it. l'. Ii. 1..1-;$i1.l:. lllal:l,t-r. ta(ft.f If you "ant, (oro, 1"'il r. \hlasses, Sugalr or I .,n, step 1int. '. .1. Pur cell & ('I ti ". t"t ioie + Iefo bu. iug. \Ve will saw you tood money. ft -i I h it l inti at em. We would like for every ciandi(Iat-. Wil) tas teaCed his card of alnnounnee mem, in The l erali and News,and evet y one who expwets to do so. to finish is with data for a short sketch of his life and it cait .t phlotograph of him11seIf. We exlpect to publish the picture and at sketch of every candidate n !1:o paces his card in this paper, durin.ii the am paign. We desire that this shou'd be attended to at once. tememb,r, we want, the datta and a plotogrtph. \'e d1o the rest. Oltl goods don't i-uit o:ir custom-rs or make new unes. 'T'iat's why we put. "a good-by rie" on all goo<ds before t he season clos s at .111mieion's. tf Pure(l- iai mad(1(1 abiout ten thou Sald iolliars On r (tuli. lI1) watlH to giv itho t r1 ot ,1o lo of ' Nwh(.rry the benefit of some of it. t&ftf. educed It.te t,, , S. Lielventilo,n To Sunday School Suiperit:tendents and Teachers. I desire to announc'3 that reluced rates have been s-cured on all the Hall Roads operating in South Carolina for the benefit of all those who expect to attend the 22d Annual State Sunday School Convention, to be held in the city of Laurens March 20-22. It will be well for those interested to make iimediate request of local agents for the special rates, 'and if these are not known to idviSc prompt attention to the matter. The l'ntertainment Committee, NIr. Tolbert chairman, will be pleased to know at once who are coming, so that homes may be assigned. The good people of Laurens will throw open their homes and their hearts on this occasion and with their accustom ed hospitality welcome the Sabbath School workers.' Superinrtendents inI every sect.ion wIll oblige by taking tip this matter at once; two delevates should be elected or atppointecd from cach school; Pastors iiind Suaperinten dints are ex-ollicio mnembet a. TIhe pros p 3ct, is bright, for a successful Conven tion. The S-inday Schools need to get in line for this great movement and keep in touch wit,h the wide-awatke workei s ab:oad, for the pomofltio,i of the best methods of tcaebing and1( the advance mont of ',bc S. S. cause. Every chfort is bei g put forth to indutce heart,iest atppreciationl of the objects of the Con vent,ion. Prcsident Cromer, of Newberry Cul lege, Rev. D). N. McLaughlin, pastor of Presbyterian church, Cnester, Pres. Lee Davis Lodge, Limestone College, Galiney, Rev. J. M. Magruder, Rector Episcopal church, Spartanburg, and -others will deliver addresses. Mr. B. F. Jacobs, of Chicago, Chairman of In ternational Exec. Com., and cx- Pres. World's S. S. Convention, wvill address us on the following subjects: Message from the Twentieth Century to the Sunday Schools, Teachers' Labors, and Hlow to Study the Bible, lHe will also do Normal Work and will teach the lesson (Review) for the Studay followv ing. F'ull preogr'ammes will be mailed to any one making request for same. Fraternally, WM. E. PInnrAIM. Pros. S. C. S. S. Ass'n, [State paper please copy]. Another "itaubo" Shaow. The .Joshua Simpkins Company with two brass bands and splend id orchestra, will be seen at the opera house on Wed nesday nIght, March 7th. The play Is made of fun and realism, combining the pleasing featureos of realistic melodr ama and t,he ever pop)ular rural play. The character sketches are said to be very clever, while there is an abundance of good music, singing and dancing in it. TJhose lovable old country characters are introduced, and their sayings and doings create much amusement,. The ,sawmill scene in the third act Is said to be wonderfully realistic. A genuine circular saw is seen in motion, and, just to show that It is the real article, a hoard b- sawed off the log In full view of the audlience, after which Caleb Sitnpkins, irncle Josh's son, is lashed to the log by the villins and star-tedl toward the gliltering teeth of the rap ly revolving saw. IBig andl lit.tle boys are equally fitted out, here, fiori the toddl1cr just aspiiring to "pants" to'the long trousered youth t, on the ragged c dge of manhood, every 3 thing fromi hats to shoe,. tf At Ja.imlesnne 1'O1 N'ITS ,ii .1m I'IiO *I':ti Y. 1'.'reunil Note.s of l''opio at l1,1to tud Alr.ntl--Ot hcr Itt -int of Ilstt ra st. AIlts. irkimtit( k ata little l)I hln mv rt'turne<I t' m a Imost (I.j Iia b visit (o relIa.tiv("s in arnel n(':t ( iittlolIe', N. ('. Both Stt1 l ie hnti't d m h::Ilth and Sitl its. Ar). WV. liulatntl, It:he esi im.1:t1hle Wift of (tII ('., N. & bI ..\g t,t, nIla e at (Ie'snint I) to Columbia l,m.hy. 'il.l r e.. I o eIll d'd1" Heyt l I1 pt I ill itu sti n 1 I b . - t b i i. t t .\: - - ,but h i"e ii :u Vi .r n -t : , .1 m ,t"i It w" ,rk n t I A l. 1,. \Ir ttn.l \lr-. S 11. ('tltn.m. t,f N , v, b"rryv, Spen1 Solt it ; n.I Sumi ly withl r'e-1- 'st I-(hre. Sk,t vie -t wt,rel he ll i, n l'- t:l'tl,-hI yes --r ta ;: i,,llhiws: l': tor 1i l f a l it, the li i,'i>:i in (h1 i i h , t v. Arbil ltn t he of t htodi,4t ) t "i 1 :t., it V. J. 1). uI \w+ts in thi :\. ItH. '. i u 1-h ' in th)(e aftt r'noott, and It -v Z. W'. ei 11 t. h mI h in Gr.' churb at 11 ;t. It-. the ttw(r pr : - i a his hIt:-, nt"rtll :l h;trm f -r the tteasonl. i ('V. A . (. K i tkpa I t( Is r. gainlt'll h yis b nti ,, :oa 1tl w s iiI i.." - i in. Il l tr day to :I!i- 'l t1b1oth St"hootl at h is t"hurch,i I-'ve"rv t,rt- W:wV gi'd tso e hiln .l l li s gpnt, lit e' i; tC cOonlln dtl bin h04 +'.. f'--'" e trrn montsIIt 1. I vnt t w N y l.thiat I iill b ; hrttIiin ii. i i t a m1nti h or so, Ir.n.as, I1. ttIse,of .iit AI lmunt:Iin, w,s no of drui It r?ht' Co-nm pgin, J knw. Ottr : eret":ltt k ar" 1irryin:t he:d y Itlo ks fr 1li> se soly, -ll Ib l.ilcss is tgood as in- lubi lihix e:t"ted,s1. Molnday, aleb '5th. 'CI Wom It. Mny Uutncero. "An attack of l hrippe bft, it wih a Very hadle dh," Saca .\l r. Soth . lyon, of I'itt.tihl, liebian. \f;er sinl . Ian 'y di rnt . m lies for it withou1, Ga.ataterial bf:neit, I was itled by half d hott s t('Nhrlain's('ou h ltemedy(I\."' \;any o)hthes hav hitl at like exp)eriei:Ce. 2 and A it0 Cent. b t tiits of this Iemnedy are o,- sale by Wr. I '. a allhtan, Druggist. ,mth atterl tI'atragrts ne. Many oats have be-In killed by il.e cold w:atL!.e. MIiss Leila'Sligh ;penlt last, weekt with MIi-se"i Kate and D)ai-y Sloanl. Miss Olad (lph spcnt lat. at irtiay night with her fMrind, mtiss Gorgoie Sligh. I learn that Dr. W. A. Dunn has sold hhs stock of drugs and noon". Pomlaria W.15 aliVC Saturd.t1y la:t, liens opened you know. Wheat, is lookitn very Well consider in'' he extremne weat.htr. lgr. A. . Aull a,hSndd liet it Lexington about two week M\iss Lalla May Au11l is Spenlding two weeks in Columlbia with her sister, atrs. Ella Caitnnlon. The health of the community round about P atriL is very gooa. Farmers have done pactically noth ing on their farms, Mr. and M1r1. \V. IT. Dick ert,, of Co Iumibus, Ga., statrted for1 Lt,ht, point, last,. cvied fromiendra. renties. r Suess tinoy the fomral andner . Marc, he latter undrAiss A 1enett. AhrIughter, M. Mat,i. Crooks, wel wil ear t,bt r. soon. 1h Seybt has boughct al rrk of rnd. n sel 15reves Atalg rache ad alendiditi fsermn the st.erdy fbsrpton ih the rs "Geof the nte appoit, s toanulatedh." lMds iThad. opaing, of tNewborea and many, aoterdeye trulesunday. doctos isoking elrl. hsln, aigjt t Iahd wthe hileastr hor fraop the hand. al UiversectyaIr Au, GrastSaba h fortive home. time sinciis poein, Mrs.it of Hporat. IIarisha entrey r covrd ity well recentl, ndrs. r touaycesioti, Heraste and tes Mal r tc , 1900 MUii'sert.lie ha0 there thorouanl dembt.onftra'e W.ha skieet acksonviailty. fa. wo haesoen lifor yolat, havw o mossehs tat do ot e-i.y awly fei your ctyson.aecrs Teedo corretyoslf ofrrors oppoeratont a el useh on ,hm knie.curesn ralltedy lds, i fis yoit.yot coreay and wilany ot, feyl 3'it,oubs.ia he pret.or p is flnt expe inhs lehng gradu-ve atedrst, hig te hoortfrmb t,ordov al Unsivet,y at, Brli, G~ eay, h( ntie home. OHae has02 fonic 'ast ew myes ben comelfed E'itoi itravlon ac coent,' of11 his wifoor l he,b. He Ceto ouviwell lfrommentr'd, March refer tanyi phys'itan, msterctofnh.Gs pelor thercaonaPosprio,y o Hoe ha wruigtheretoogl dem onwst,rnatuhi daysl and Monaiiy. exainu have tore p.l onhm .U adesn ed tmadim Wi.iT Til1: 111TOtS ARiC 8 LYIN(. Varu End,,r.s.t'int or (ovt'rnor teiver. n,t-y--h:citI.\,i.'it, ' 0.,lnly Stand. nr ,,,ntsthl to Oi ht-r. . I ALnning Tim r t, I i t. its withun 111eh p asure that v. t nolt tht-i h' t InIe t l o t b, tt ;\I tetilb, 1"r l itI' l)II i lllinn r w"i,h I' ;:" " r. " It I lt tl t nIator i rIe! thI. i ltmm r. .1 . 1012 I. i lI. ('ary livo', in th town of Ib t-vilt , and it is cusitomay for a pap'r to Sa. port, its mounty nlui in i t a t"I!t .,t f - iI I State olice, btk not s I with bE ditor W il. sonl, wot regarb:t (hsav-rnilIor a t' ti'.4,I o ais havin7 tei rite ill te honott" of 1 , .i)t' Il tiat C Ht('( it. If),', M id h" a' ,IdTIs' (111 his t wte s It a- , Ia and h. .iimia I<m Comers. 1ludahI for.W Ah hviIe's editor Wet pull our hat to the man1 who has in" dodtneenough to refuse to permil at silly e :tom to t his Ihnds and foret him y his sit n(a e oir- support to do arl ""'. t"f i' lth',' to :l un1;11 wN . his I ' ont1 =eien'ion ly b(li'vt hasoueri d t hiI h (' p1tol h-'s etnr st nl'tt. (')lontl (ilry i'1 a :iooId man. o t i:t t good Speaker of the I louse of ielire Sentatives, but his canrdidn'ey for tov ernor' at this ti.ne, it sit iles I Cs, it un fortunate forl hin. if he runs and isde feated hi3 politicaul eareer li oh-d, and, in ourt" judgmen', he wvill h ie defeated, for several reasons: l'irtt-Gov. Nib 4-vet'ney has jivor the c opIl13 Li first class admlinist.ritt tion. lie has Conducted the bigh oieCt entr"ustedt to him With ability and (1Is tinction. Sreund-There iS It ( iiSOSition or the part of the Ii oie to endorse a mllarl wi ha ilts eonduele'td his ollie ! satisfac torily--.his is r'egar,lt'd fir play. T1hird--T'nerc is not, this t,iine, ex Cept from'somne p oliticis, a n lly demani for Governor MIt,e'srtivement. 'IhIe polit.ieians who wnt hi' r-tired ar Lhose who it l ve found in G;over-nor MeSw.-eeney a mtIan who regards himsell IetIonsible to tIe l'e(opIle and n't, t politicians, and therefore acts actort in;;ly. 1'ourth'--A\ g;reat many'l)eop le feel'tait tht' (I'y family hils bleeil handsomely provided for atlready. .loh nt (ary E-vaml has beenl G;tvern.Io11 ;i)1 Joniary Watts, Ad juItant, and 1Insp.ector General : Elu gene It. Gary, Associate .Justite on th Suremtlle 1bench: Itrlecst Gary on the tlr elut hench1; I)r. Evans, I1'aulk Gart"\' fithie-in-lawty, on the Statil itar11-d Of lealh; eorge i;vans, I I nimer of the i1ous( wyitll hig:her asp)ira11 tions: 1-la t1ard B. i vanl s, il th 2ovet'rnment, sel. vice. All of t,hese gentleller, fro ! thlt, same fatmil occupying proninent ol1l. citl positiou s, giv. the people anl iloet, that 1hing1s are liable to rotlurn to the old Conditions wlhl it was ltterly useless for a man to offer for public p)lace un)less the belonged to at certain family of had the endorsceent ofl-a er ltain Set'. We hltve no iatttel with, t,he G;it family, but wte do think t,hey should bi satisied with what, tey .have a111lread3 obtainedI without reaebing out fo mnore, and, liko uolonel I'ranlk.li. G;ary't hone county paper, we be01fle it, just and right to give G;ovtenor' Meswee, fnadinisofrtion t,he1(iC enosement ithas met.ed, mu and eart t'por1 ogin aIli cosomte. hoGr fi ly;t111w.1 Slh in~ ai Nam ili " hoi nolionfrk un. t Gary, sperc Bth honso pfroi.rosont (atieswo bre conly announce h d hi oitenq tion fa thakthei racoe o Governtorinath,i nex car. n ayb mnetyf fo The iated p)otion to hich aspras,butg judimen I)Omoei'apro Ius parf. ts t,hot Stlttatmon, too,aw lov)e1 th old 111( family enamI o ado wh hof sow the i wd(envo lt.in'm unr thccasi-iis 1cand1iday ttlhs rea willutaorthd a montai of pr)tejice i foundatio y f ti projnicisth Tho liae has m hinrd ad oundfryed f ableont of utsidy (e ofrte Gary fam11 11 (ienohionf'rrod uo t. l Wt sucel seiot1' prevailing)fre. C aiat Gar Iwil fin it11 hard11 to heesablishlihe fa'cl thiat ho is ntitle to thre gubornai1) tri heI Debt il FuP W01(Ihlfi y 'It,it ses to ree thatt fe,ate Ipii abu toehuded ces odn toedh ofckthe debt itowed Ilenp. Evet Gry ho the debrt,eeb paidly p0nts. bs k f Wk n e. Whavive thera eop4 wilFetis viwhich,b wate art ofexpriary t.soab storys Cfas and e. Tbe ou mdakeoo ouea purhe iae. isaeisthewr of Mhet, Mc. elhws SOne bose 'cs11s the story. When your head :ha's, 1111 you f(el b illous, consti Itated, and( out, of tune, with your stom ach sour anid no appetite, just bty i package of Hood's Pills 'ou will bli r rseltrit at how ('4a iy Ilit.v will d tlit eir work, (ure your b'atl:ueht' amc1 billousness, rous1e t10 Iiver :u ti nuake y4u1 feel happy again. , outs. Sold1 by Atl lmeiL ine dealora. A"NUNCEMENTS. For House of Represen tative'. ?. I..1. C. ('IIAIL.AII:t MIs IIHERE by nminated as a candidato for t ho I l1ouse of I t' resen t att1i ves, and Is phidged to abide the re-suilt of the l)en o(rattic pr'imary election. VOTERM. For C ounty Treasurer. I ll ilI:IlV ANNOUNCE MYSELF As at calldid(ate for' 'reasure of New luorry 'ounty and pledge myself toabide the r'sult of tie I)emocrati0 primary c'l'ctic n. .1011N L. EEPPS. Ill';IiY ANNOUNCE MYSELF -as at calndidate !or 1.14. oll1 o of c 'c tnty '1'Treasutrer' of Ne wherry County, and pledge m1yself to arbltie the result of the D)emocratic pr1imar1y election. W. V. McMOltII'S. i l 1 U ,'I 'ii4T IS FI ElREBY 1nom'ina'd forT'I'reasurer of Now bh rry (ounty, anci will abide 1ho rt suit of t I i eoeortIic parimarty election. VTEIS. AN lIL ,A I. W\IllI;E:t IS I1I;LtE. b1' niom linated 11 at Candidate for l'reasturer" of Newbeyt'r Count,y and is pledged to abide the result of the I)cmcrttie pr'iar''y Ilection. VOTERS. For Auditor. T lIl;l{EBY ANNOUN': MYSELF s1. aa canditlatc fr ('ou nt.y Auditor, Hithjet . e o the 1Ie1ut'rat iV lt,"imatr' eloe tion. I Ii, ftA )NGSIIO'I{E. For C ounty Supervisor, I I1EI{IlY ANNOlINCI: MYSELF . a (aad idte for the ollIC of (oun ty SuperiVisor, subject, to the Demno ('1 atie primnary. J1. ('11I'SL.I:Y DOMINICK. II"i;{li\' ANNOUNCE MYSELl" L 1a I 1 taudidaie for the ollice of County tiu'rvio' and piled go tmy self to abide the re,ult of the Democratic primary. JNO. M. SCIIUMPERT. THE NEW ROAD LAW r he following is the Rtoad Law for - Newherry County: "All mnal pel;ons1 ab)le to perform the hrbor reuired bet,ween the ages of IS am t1 I:! y(eatr;+, except ministers of the c spel a!tunally in cha'ge of a congrega tion, and l'rsons permanently disabled in t.he mniilitary serv'ce of this Stat., am:ti persons who served in the late war het.Wee:n the States, and all persons act ually engaged in the quarant,ino ser viee of t,h is State, are required to per form or canlbu to be performed 6 days 1110' of 10 h1ouri's cach on the highways of thew county or to pay a (,otnmutation talx oIf two dollar4s, to b0 paild to the County Trea'Il''4surer on or beforo the first day13 of Nlay3 tis year4." WV. A. HlILIL, NI 11(11 , I14(11. CL.unty Sup. jI, S. All o4ver'cers will look after 1.heir1 reslective' sections of road and r'e 1)ai1r a11 small( br'idges and work the c omis as 11soon414 as pract1 iable. All ovC'ereer whose terms explired in 18991 will please notify me at once. W. A. HILL, L County Sup. 3 STiATE OF 8 '4 Til CA ltoI, A, - COUIJNTlY '4" N CllCItitUY.-.. IN TIll N PROBATrE COURT. Hly W. W. I Iodlges,'.itsq., Probate Judge. 1ATIIlIUAS WV. L. RINIGiLEY Ymade su1it, to me, to grant, 1dm ILAt,L.ors of Adinlfistra1t40nof the Est,ate , and1 e1Lfcts of M . I leigleIy. 3 TPhese are' there'Lfore to cit,e an~d aid m1(1nish ll and 1.1 sinIgular1 tbe k indrecd and1( (cditorsi oIf the said( M. RigIhiey, de1((casedi, 1.,hat, they be and( 1(1)1ear4 be S for'e me in the Court, of Pr'obatle, t,o be - hold at Newberry Court Hous48 Onl the r 13th day3 (If MarchQI ne1.x1, aifler pl)c11a tLon LI,hcreof, at I I o'clock In the fore noon,4 to sho4w ae4S1, if anyl they have, r why the said Ad dmiis traltionI should not, t be gra'4ni,ed. .dGivon under'I my1 han4d, '.his1 the 24t,hi da 1o"ebruary, Anno DomInI, 19G3, W. W. HODGES, J. P. N. C. REEOER'8 HNIIAGy ,OUR GARDEN SEED ARE FRESH AND) WE SELL 2 PAPERS FOR 5o D)iRUGS, a PATENT MEDICINEs AND TOILET AltTICLES We are no0w ready to servo you with the host of D)RUGS. SOUR DRUGS -ARE-. 1. FRESH-means no 01(1 stock, e 2. PURME-means of best quality. 3. CLNA N-means cleanliness. . 4. ACTIVE-means contains the medi. dj cinal properties. PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT Is4 in the hands of Mr. Hawkins. He has the experience. The most, of hIs ftime was spent in Savannah, Ga., with fSolomnons & Co., one of tho beat houses * In Geor'gla. Hoe was also with Jacobs' I harmacy, of Atilantal The city ox. Sper'ience is whatIl malkes a competent up. s to-dato Pharmazclst., All Prescriptions comipounded wvIth the greatest care day rand nih t. CJall and see us. Our Sun day hours:8 i~Of 9 t. > a. n., and 2 to 4 p. m4. R~eeder's Pharnen.~