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K. If. AMt A,U . 111)it)Ito . A F.' 1'.1lCt I N IMNItIAI'E.. A Ti'1ttt t o Itasv. . l . noIl ycl by Os' wt ,ust' It-lIIght it wasv to M s1it trr i n fil mt I1l Ii 14 li4tI i htl s.g Ihy . 1 i'\v. 1ar : .1otr (Ioyd was one of nine of Wliv Nathaln lnd,ini hiarth loyd-he being, the seventh, wast born in New terry iii 1 - l"'eb+rtluary -ith, 10tl, and diad in the town of .oinston, :. ('., in the hot of his an in-haw, John G. Morgan, whom he wa visiting,, on Siaturthay, thet 11lth \I.an-h. I11h0, thuis Spannin1g nearly at w hole centu11ry. I orn of pious p:aenits, he wat t1u; bought. undlert relitious in tne , and learnit (' to rev"eret the muint' of Ctd. Not until abount the at:e of ninetet'n ;,I: Id he jloil t he.' ch rc ni-t }):4'alft'Is 1 lle ji 1 1it' r is t. t in th e I 1:h o f .\ u.nv t 1h o tl Sp. ml , Is he tate he wa 1 lriol coti' rvrted it) God, :' ill \l\l ' wet'imi after began to pray in i 1yhile. I w* a 1 apoin ted t ' i i .a in ' . lPaid lierti.it' who n a\. ont Nh rry cllircuitt at tl-.at tin: . li i h' una ienhs1 tlO X aex rt, 1 I :ttub+'r, lNrT he as t '1it t'tel l+v nIt'\. N i'lo l;ts'1 a l t '. 1.' . :.: i lit'e:s d by thet Ne\Cb.rry'r'n' g a terly' t'tlnferetnt't to fiae i. I ' 1 " l:o N:ar t'tra llt tt dea" o by i t1o \\' 'a n.1' t'r, in the il y of 1"tI. :.-1 t S.t'. I l i he was or'da:nei . ;l it'' .der i . h p Paynt in the tossi t+ Ne\\l''r'.\. : d in all thtse yea":- he' has b.een tr.,- to his 'o\\j. I lla\~e know1 L:iu til a \' a: tine to stop his 11t1w'in Ii arc s4 : :-a .: dil e his horse at:' r i . .. of t'o ,..i to bury the dlt a1d , w it hotl' :': l.:ope of earthly reolttunerat;it'n. 0,1r. :t' et a sit n a br. tht'r' of ... .a id. ''. " ar'h. \ li1 have a f il y 1 ; i t : l, , ' do not believe it \. :N t yi:\ to . yodur work andi ;o t'.:: !on; tr.;+ to bit that p ont' :1t1.' .\L .. . :1.,:- a n . L .. tl 'l. know how 1 f. i aLv. i t at "H1il life was 11i11de t: a:. v ::i kn w'11 and tead of t. n . ..e i iinl, wead l men, \i t a: l , i 1 : a ,i t t"i " suedt an yo I t\it'. rut10 tl l . ' n o ' no1. nt' o r tan 11:1rs. lit 'l . ' th e i a t"a'\ cothi enc'e' a r et . t a it onlete aI0and colot'ed1. For' .t :' \' . \1\ ; )c -r he breavce -the tai r11:,' 11t.' t to mhel.as.t11411 1 tilc:ht t- :es'ti. T1o Imn andtrrm e ebr ten thildren - X ons ans: fO,. tui h him to the bt tter :land, tcC e;: l;t vn. G. wsM. od. h11 s. . (n. ora n .ars. J1. .1 ier, an ' self. and we hoe, br the G_race of God,tl to it1in 11.t_m overIin t11at goodly lani when we ave tiui:-ed our task on. carthI. Wen he naijust alut ready to cross :#ver. ont' .aidl. ''1- Je_;n: with you?ld Yes. said he, more t1re ious than ever, and will he with me to the end."' His body was laid by the side of our mother'; just on the .'t h, itsterdlay), in the Oidst of a lare congroation. 0nofisthidn te in cesan rain. 1 I' hish esa, hieeinencouldhav blooked I bean his er face and un that1 ageli dscely th ingterd 'zathere, le hai onid this golde soe H'eqli ha efo u:411 than leacyo hoe va hadn god144 andt sirver4-an wienfevtd to trut and' dnt' Abuth two ya'Iers aof he )ol Put all his forl posses Cions,and bdminis. tere onhi own'Lt estasted,b giv toah On ofhs cJhldreni an e'Cit, share 1ev his. estte Skeen eog byNa him t0 caid,chis May his requst.fl So wher 'the pnd ae ofh ha is hose eti order" and went'O fotht meth,;o Aclo td ongaret o.aifzu ooless pnttyas Is furl wason cnduected:y e W.is Hebet, assistedply,le.Jh Owesn tJhnso caieuit, andy Hey Jno.s tW.bSpeak, ofTe b'Nyl tr wo church. Ma hits mnstlr o all1 n man doliinsd. s An ifelngarfare I'ce. tls Mrs. Mouhel Curndin, Paeld, l cold,ieriof sChrit el onhrlg;el i Pase eae or ae mploy,hrfn Aerd whe wae.-al agoJes vrun,o c sut in ty taiu' joy."(ICI) cu '"hi's Neiut isoery oro wosr d. erlght oumni sel tohneich deiingIs s das. ftrtkigsi Mres. eroanlhCurtain, slas1ed we' as he vrs.eet, tal aboLieugh cold, whcset Dis.oeryo her ln sru watreate Or a0 mnt aby1.0 hervfam bottle ca,aut e osee o Wepto andre a now mdiin og twoe her.ce drds suggetdD forg's entDscvr for i Con Eltoe she bnght a8botleinn to he delhat found retrself bfrie fr.1om th'e ths dwe.e he ctioa ;thloured t uste o fte 'ltaklig~ sxboti as she ever was. Free otrils b'ottles I Webl .ji~oare h now maki -4g two nice car Phot iIg lrowtet tst1 it IIvt ly 'n t elt- Tihe A rl t lulut l 011utlookt I'coplIt l't r Inl; ttntl tiulou,; ( ht'r Nt't , aitturdlay wats olne of til! liset',t d:t' I'rosperit' hits known siiev l'briist u . T1he' town wtIas fill of wagon,, hngg;Iirra antI people, and it lively Irith went on all day' ll'-. TIho crop p1' rt I-, for this year atrt prlomlisinglt In this s''ltion1.10armersI' arl' tup) With tlheir work, as it rule, all no extra inonult, of guanIo is bIng urIsedl. NIost, of .he w%st'et's preditet a good fruit crop along with i a goodi yield frotl the fields. 'Ihe outlook generally is hopeful. ('apt.. It. T. (. linnter tells tnu that the wheat erolp is fili evterywhero he has ltbtien), itand that a larer'I' art-ieltngo thin ustutl has been sown, I hioug h t h oats, in his oltinitn, will not turn ont nilor' titn half it crop Ilt is o ne of the It :' farmnt'es inl our" tounlty, andi his jlllndtm nt as It the snill gratinl :un he relied on11. .\';t nt d1. 1 -'rank Ib-ownelt of thltS thl ern her'e as Ila - inirt'IV tcove red from a 1 rttr ttete l illics iulid is ats well stont as he vv'r wa It-. 'Tlhe iirls all s;aY hI i- re'al ::tlld lookling a!'ait. I t"v. .\. ;. 'irkpaltrick of ttnr A. It. I'. etrt'h conIt'IIUes to improve, and t iil d ltIss et stlt ni and hearty : i as tI.e I ' t in; ;il i ees. I tt le l t'd a plasa t vsittot'ltn hin 1la1t week. C'ol. Hi. t'. \1t'.t'; \ll-o inadelt a llt:In; trip to 11t iimb his: we k. 1r. t utie 1'. I.at'.anii i h b tookk r"i for II:twhit:: lth't , am,1i his failiy are dl m't l:l '.:edt in th ' S: t''eley t' ttat . . A 1-ex 'ar on: ili' '.. N. . I.. road wast r: tm-- a t:tr a lt . t i l l,, r bhrtin . Tt h ru -: ta, a ib the Nprladin of ttt ta: . at t ;l N i t 1 te t t'r l,sini:. Nob'dy hurt. I. 'ei i . 1. \\'hci' wt nt t I 'o .lu::m''ti 1 dt"N a :I- at n t he tiie t ti:t : i '. ' itXl m tt t in. 1 iuder - ; ia:i".1 l:o nade it tiit' l4 t; . t' I, ebl. I'. l.athe.r b- atte'ntiin; tt 'r. 't' - . ' I ' Il I is io . l ic h e." t htn :i ?a--, t 'tn'lt't inatti m el ne t'I t l'e'la1''. on 0 1r Sidt'-wCaikii. .\ arl oadt of ttown e'i ut llt teiu tt I'r' at thill '.. N. ih. le o,ttaturda\ aftNer.ton, but a few hu'i:t, of wateti shaoae rtki a tl r ititil ii j'.*st The S.h:n-ingr 3st.\bhoue n'uain li has he :i't: I--tin i lativt'- in e e trr the plast s'tv eal iaysa. Meaners ti \\'ist and Maxey iat' matnn of Nwinery t'ilgtO sIet Satnw day and 'lntiaV with their r'oetht famlieit' here. .r. it. 1'. t . lharn an has been very ,ict wIth r',p, but is now conva\eeent. Mn. \\'tm. .\Merelant is out againi after aa eve h attack of grip. Mr. Lestt lie''nh:ih has ture. stall No. 1 of u. lr town1 intr'iit't", ovi tt \lessrs. I'\ ills ,C N ichol t Mir. d atnes WlCOud has moved hi. Shoo makIng and teiulrill- 'llsitess ii the S. C. Ia.'rt' stort huese on lain St A ood one is tld oi one of our mosl po}hia noung n, the eolhee t, Nta hieyf candek and iiy ces wort 1 haani, intemn to drivdow,n t Poteeta S\mla aftt ernoonf and s~we his(51 "lit l2ela b, hnt' h'oetild'. e iadorthe~ far, ma missedl a tkeat. Th boy at thle ., N.&In Jeot had pieniei over Sthrea ,oit, a conetio an K-,he ieappinted lovery raizy.i I.~--J L. Lagley, AInolo -'.T'rn. SaieLoay, Macntit.s~' I Id.mitt.h!o will andoemndusyne gyi are'n fo ni whret S3V,mach, Live Isuccess theya brting, ue Dr. Kin, . - Nhe iePll.Te.evlpe poweT-f.T) bro tLd"C body. rOnl se 1Advertised lttter. W-eminin Win th Postollic aNl herary forIeek W .dingAarh,n 9 S A-Maioq A.~Jdams, Mr.O% Anderon,5 pleaJessio V~a. Chappte, G. A. Carte WiJessYC. Cook.oMary aromo', t -ani D1avTl),I tteDon E-Jau R E.rg. tQde F-ICpfc Fer aJ..HF'er.ur~ O -aCr, wo 'ogL toewo G.-y, A.d Gad J.W GIc'osn. b ae, )roi uaIo Lo,vr, anid Lindsy.mou N-aioMsov,Jao.ou,o 1-.% 4v1141 t1' I,III i t 4 14goo. 8ou)e of onr pIeoilo have been gai (einIng. T'he regula.r r v tiee next. "iunlaly )Lf t et'noon as usuall. \\'e will h ltave at 1111 1 ehanl ee of fruil hi ytear if nol. k(iilled out, hatt"r. T hIt' I.r n in Ihib; tetlion l "; b11't' abIout hal f frow'n out.. \R1 . I . \Vieeler lias bte'n cm)tinedl to the I l so the past week sick, but., I abh-e to ;e t toit, ig(iIi. Morry our notes to TIhe IIerald and NeVs failled to rcitoil your (llice last weelt. So far" we are having plent.y of rain this Spring. ()ir'farm1uer's have (one ia nie e lttive of IOWing owing to the rain We hiave had. Yest, t'hips, wo would enjoy tmeetinig our1 friend: at the I:ditor's holno agalili. \I ises I hssie ain Miatt.ie \1 iller vis itedt) their sir.t'r, Mh rs. .1. S. Vieeler, her'e last wet. Mrts. I). II. \\' ithersiobn, of I'ros p)etity", Visiield he(r sister, \lt"s. .J. . \\'hleltr, oIf this otntnunit'. last, week. Te ytounn ) flkcs enjoyed a pound :o ('ial :tl t 1l'. J. ). IoriCk'S home10 rtlt ntit. ly, a id al-o aL -0eial entertainm('nt at .\t . . l aina es (' tookc'r huni-. \\'e learI n both "etertaiunmen etse ii e: an.;tuand en joyableI. l . 11- \1 . ('o ok. of this stel ion, had t 'oo1d fule to it on S ifa y nornin eg. TIh eI~ ule tr;ik silck on d;alrdt.ray pre \\'t hbeitily agree with friltie ('hip_ in what h te- hm! to eay last week in re 1ard to phinti l large rop) of cot"On. I he fa'er who 11lants a hu-e uerengie of cotton this year "xp'eetini! nine or trn tt"nt. for it ni.\t faii will bi left st'i:in1 g inl thl' i1d11 Ind tan't. get out. \\'t, have (:(VOred1 t .1nutI1 aere:tge of eotton for evera l years, and this only will bring about better plrice for tlit ft;t li:t . (e't. Was sorry to leartl of the leath of dIne 111.ark i oydl. \\'e haVe knowII f'nehe aark for Ia mimbel tr of years. and he was tril at L'hi tiain inanl and anll ab)i mlini-:er in ;;is cilu-elh. I'nekt iark is dtad. l't his n:une will live oil, Petet h l* n,het- e. 11'l Aund-ty w - It raiLe ny dly, atal 111o gi t ther iti for ohur hein-t , b e are u h m' iluofy u:tlr~tio t t 'ttgra --illa11 A. i.atilier for agaii it b'llb i' n 1 1 ii t 1)1It f,t% p)aCt1 ' ail'e (' eed-. .!r. I.: g il is the riohm11 1 ar1 in t he tri_ght. pa e, and it will take i i t:it With l "hlaw'k hi" to eat hlnt for 1n r .Lurirah fthe for. oat. Inuel'. 1.a1=t SundayN* wVt' attecl'td the fonofer, ene at Lion iet hod isti (1110h. l found a hrge congregation ot anr heard an1 be ermon prlleaed by thl p residi:ng t?ele , liev.IL. A. C.hild. NIl Child is a able ::pofer. Tio singing as usual was excellent. SgA. Miarch 26, 1900)t. .ui1,JI.et--ntox .'I ent. A not,iiet hits bee posted in tie lot '"y at the ostollice on the subject box rents, which is of interest to th general. puli.c. blereafter box rent wial be reqirned paid11 sicl of ad)3 p 8) general telivey. Thiseo has been thl forue a. lthe time, bu1tl'e poitiavaeetri a~l si.tan l'ostm.ster eneall toihve ai I stric tl nforced.st 111th ox ofi a ocer tper th olng:1 (1tate Ston ts 3. e Nopt mlt mter shalltb deivttee unt.ilo the postage ldueo t.he hastbecin' ,ahl. n to W0r S'olee.bo 4-6 Letter ldsed to v th ot frid of 1.hetiyu ownero at box stoppi caret orb tote numbertl~ 1t of thox.B am xholder, should tot bfoplac(d i such bootx,11 108 t&Se.t4.ANo bo at, any potlitl'y Pycnyepotase*P a ieorrl 'sthmersms notda rentda fo al< a Langrgte otthan on canter SaeS duin LaWuaRtr,. hem shou PentpthePeoxyfor the raindee lof quate Yon, chMigtepora amosntporto tdmeremaning S'~ae 4-16 A pes reting adoe td 11tIyan box s n,ild ohaeth ete y ofAhis fmy puk t n it. Eachh usti' bed restcte tol the ul ofo am~ il,b fle, orco'prain 5. H., Hgt ie I{cv. .. I'. 110311 wi r en nu i 1-: .,El r..4:14g 1 nt+t'r Ftornl 1lte C11. ill I, IIn CI+urtI1 'I1t . r. ,\(fIlr hattvill; >++'rv'Od NoIh I..rn . cir ut it f o l f4r' y :Irm ) to th' Ih-st of my ablilily, 111he law of the t"lut'r aiti I 11u"t.! ' no, h-vvlt th 1e'opl.' I 1od I.'alne'td to 1I4v"' so) well. It. was v"try I)'.N 1 to bid theIm ali'n. ht afert s1 iOm ht't v :ii. afit1- ( 'onf h r1iic', i l ali't . t ionate farewel l, Vi' t1hec.ed t an' ga;e+ to N'w"herr"y Circuit, 'h Ier Iwa torn and reared. It 't'nl'tl r.ban;i to. mo tliltt, r att' it hlp +' of 2- yea's. I shonld be "nt. to my holmm, h,al. 1 f."1l thatt it, i:1 of tht- I,t rd. \V't arrivedl one: day befort. our- Iwet.hrnt'r expr tett) a-, and, there'fort, wt,t wri't'. not. me"t by thtit. 1howov"ee1r, snimc (tameU t he nlwxt aity aund ou;ht, It nico (Iinni1'Iier forl' uIs, tiI sinc: iht1, daI' it has ) -''n nr-; 14o r eII'1'vI fr(1n1 tht kcimo fr"iendsI , tI ;r.y l"annedI fruiIs bu h:tttr, t:hhar , "a:lt::: i1n1t1 prl 1ib , h1f: y atd t o h''r ''ini -,1thing-+ too numintroul 0 I I o .\u: - thon h it is wvrit4ttn "tha:it at Iproplhc-t iii not withlout honor av in his ownCotn Ity," thIS i,:mtl st'\tep";tio I ) the rule. I hatt0 ntever been mor kcindlIy recevitld any wht t'e. \\'hile" wo 4f lfmanll' 411:u Ii itndsait. Nortb 1oI,sur"tn.s, whom weV shall love :und t ink of ais long as we live. \\'t" have f1m1 n o m- 1''' ont.: who have alrea'tly won our hatts. Our bo:rd of st'ntt' s lavet i't al-lprotvi<b(l !ih trally for outr :utpport A Irtdly our 'i I l- i " iu tE-ly cunif I+ ttWeO h :1. been bhll wtith :Olrn'liid rt'.tuits. 1t. wts ot- rert"at pIe:t-.url' to ha1e with u Oatr peI i'"<d n:: (ldt"r, I ro. It. a\. ('hih.l. last. Satutiay, I1oc:unit" to ti from I t() .lt":c Sttpr tpl rttn'= wo'trk. A ft(-r prea:ch ing ti re ani h: ohtiin. 1i i <:l:r "i'1ry c fre1tn t, Ie, l:tut' n 1to Iro. I lr he t 'eba1"-t, and -lid thet auit'. iL. urday hi." wscnt. out ti ubcanl.n, and hcld1 m1InI1 a1i.-ir iw''':; i n11. .-tat ;trda n ii ht. he' did the "tuntt fOr Iro. SItlck. Sun (lay 1non1'ing we be;in I lt s'rViece at I"-hanlon, wit h anl obl-t inlo torn fca"t, ";uct1h aI we usedl to Imrtve. I ro. ('hid } r'I'at"hel and atlti -oili -tered: the h ao ra mlent. TCht:. ifoini;; V ithl me to !:b1t ut'>.' r, ht )r'acht't ta:In. At night . he p reac"hed eu fort llr(). Speaklce am(i admutini-t-'rtd the t-al";unariltnt, aInd witi atll this he nast not tho It"a.t fatigu'".i, bult ':,t"h sucenthng . ;'imon seemed11 1o he tht b';.t." llshtop i Key in:ule no mni - takt' when ht' put I.,ut't1: .. ('hildt on ('ok+".hln"r.1 I)ist t:". I to is tiat,nify'in; hi' olli'o. Since I had to r.vn Ihe old Sparau (istrit virlt Il:o. 'lo:l"trs as mlly p,residi: i ier. I :tt glad to be as?o"i1ated wit.h I")r. C:hil d in th e same relatio:1. Otr l1ve ft'Lnr was1C1; an in;-pira;tiot) to hok)t h 11weaIeeI an I,tetiople. 1 ami .0 t0hid that, wel are t"tlnliIug bak t) use this ilessed me1Can1S of graee. Let's r"evive themu, brethren, and poccue our qual terl.vnmeetings by faut <hay.. ( Amlen.] Thu. humblingr ourselV,:; i,eiortj God, hite v 11 bless nt: Thet tnm-i:t re0port of t hr .twarde was good, in fact, hcyon( what we ex. p eted, $ 1111 2'1 heing )aid. 'olleetrd 8for othe'r obj''ets, abont, :)( Tc -conIferenceW4 i. compojt).ed of a4lmtost ar en't ire'ly new' sVet of 41)0n. The4 fat.h:' 'have nearl iy all gone (, 1but1 t he'itr nobb sonls take th1eir) phwelts, and1 the' rel1ig im of .le4sus C'hrtist abides in no smnal de~t greeC in these. I am))( doing~ my best to meet the del pastoralILIl k. MIy good Ih-)4. 'idle left, II e 'vyhn n1) ) linte s hape 1 and114 it, 1 1 plea1san)t to fo1llow samh a n.au40 of God I 1)ear Ilotl)ing hut kiti o rds4)'l: spo4)11 of him11. 1 have visited to t ad famnil ie since 1 came; foutr 1have bee n receive< into t.he church; four d.1ismissedl byV 4er1 t.i leate. Wc m-ie looking *ur a graiteou year1L1. WeC arei. plano n g for revivals al1 along the 1line. I am1) going to do) atl dcan) to 1pomlote thet i nterest. of my Lor'd' kingdom, WVe hatd tIhe leasure of hav-ing wit n a at Newl ChapLIel and4 Tr-inityI on th) fourth Suinda*y in) Febt0uary, li-o. JOh) G. ('1wukseales, priofe ssor In W\olfor~ 'ollh,'ri. Hie prtCteched us) 1110 good seI mons. Yes4 sir, prealL lcd, an4d took tw di Iferent, tex"ts. A nd they were oo one's. I mteani tihe 04ermonls. HI "ro ise's to come14 again. Wo arIe most51 ple ai Santly and)4 comfortal1y situr.tedi in a goo parson)Iage la the city. May God hell1 us to show our' a1ppreci4ati)on to) this In 1 pe ~O~ol by hel'ping them)) to do helte; and happier by lcading thcm on) to vit. toy.Your' brother', D). P. B3oyd. -Souther'n ChrIstian Adv~ocaite. >x tSTATEC ON SOUTH'1 CA1ltLINA CO)UNTJY OF NI1\WBEI RY-] PitOBATVE COUJlIT. b- I)mo1l)ie Moate:, ast Admin1))ist, atr1ix < Decnnis M1o).es, deceaseL9d, antd in hti owni right, 11lai ti Ii, against Arch'o Moates, Johti D). Moates. Mat t.ha 13111, and( 1t1 Day' Wheelert, Defei dants. Copy Snumons for Relief. To tho Defendant, .loh n D). Monte s: and required t'o answerOt the cot plaint .in this nt,ti(n, of which a colpy 1erwl ser'ved upon01 you, and to ser' a copy of ygur' anUswer to the said con plaiTnt on the subt'oribers aIt t.hleI) oti at Nowborry, S. C., within twe'nty (1aL after tho service her'eof, exeluelve.< the day of suchl service; and if you fa to ansawor the ciomlpla1int withIn It time aforesaid, the plaintif lTIn this z& 110on will apply to the Coui t for the ri llof demnined in the co)ithint. Dated March 20th, l19c0. SBHLUMPERUT & HOLLOWAY, ? Plaintii's Attorneys To he efndat,John D. Moatno: Tako. notIce that the complaint in) ti abvo omitled notion was filed in tI ~11o00e of the Jtsdge of P?robate for' Nen Sbotty ('oe"rty on the 1st day of Fobri 8(rnMPEih &7OLO WAY, a ~~ 1 ~aniT~ Attorneys, 'I' , rjI'I'(!Ss t) . :.. h,;OOd frui>it li".b r.Led Without i r[)Imtin)t1ing at least 8 t 1" f l' tash wil1 give b t reu:;1ts on all fruits. Write four ):t:Inphlets, which ought to be in eVe!y farmer's library. The'y arev sent free. (ERM.\N KALI VORKS, 93 Nassau St., Ncw York. o 00d Op 1 U1iy f'rt th ri:th ti:m to [cI1ti1 n14n tht) 1Dry (tudshi t)t-it t-' :t, onek ,If ilh, ni:,,.t Stores( and1 fst .t: l-; on 11:iit stttet, 1i1I0 Closd Out A I,b OF 1\1 1I)12F.S (;00).$, KI LK S :% 1) I)I;,V' (;OOD.4, A I)IS.\ V I.t"] Trwo Thousi I\10 is worth of Sh ovs, Me i's Fur hIi ( (9, 1Ji i.we':-r, I I er ma l itio)s that I wi'l .ell fin Sesoable Temnis .t1l ii tie re is a awortl. young nem wh (Ieirl; to g' int) )iusincsu, it i. hit' pportiunity of bi,t life, aivt it will pay himn A! , NE,tUQC6 t'wn v, S.C., March 23, 1900. Stea ThatJ aek! I y 'p Tha 'lack! Whi dou't you s%top that .HaIcking (Caugh1 and not, Huffer your3olf and annoy other 1)eoplo whoi 25c. inve,t ed in Robertson's Compound Cough Sy rip will seti tlo the whole business? Don't forget that a stitch in timo saves nino, and a neglected Cough and Cold somnethnues loads to Punn mnon ia.1 Rortson's Comp. Cough Sy"rp is mauufactured and sold at (00MIR BRhIJN STOR -AT JEW ELRIY STORE. SF'ine Watches, 1ings, Brocaches, Studs Sleeve and .in,k B3uttons,' Silver Novel ties, Silver Trable Ware, Cut Olaon, G~old anid Sil v~ er* Sp)ectaclesi anid WVhich we will closo out, as we illi dlisconktinuo kooping thoem. JEWEl..ER AND OPTI4CIAN, fiWEDf5|NGPRE5ENT5 Colery Stnds, Butter Disbos, Cako Plates, Syrup P.itochors, Sugar Dishos, Spoon Holders, Cream Pitchors, Fruit S.tands, WVaiters, K(nives, Forks, Tea and Table Spoons, Sugav Spoons, Butt er Knives, D Grav y L adles, Soup Ladles, &c. - maoi udul plato oNLY. Wo .Tea Spoons and a fewv Soth Th'lomias eo Clocks left which Mos-r go. sYours truly, [DANIE,L3 & CO.__ GUANOl GUANO!! We have contracted for a large amount ofi Fertilizer which we are offering at reasonable1 racs.Call and see us ~ efor you make your ~purchase. SUMMER BROS. CH OC OLV A T E 1!lIalf, Ono, Two and Five Pound Pack ates and Bon Iions in same size paekages It, is no us' to d well upon the :superio >t hers at i igher prico.s. We refer you tc Mlud at, all tiunes. Give us a call if you BOU051 We desire to call your special attention to our splendid BlackGoods DemCP artmenot Which embraces every thing in BLACK, from 1 5c. Worsted to the fin est Silk. In this depart ment may be found Our special .8 in. Black Henrietta, all wool 50 cts. Our special 44 in. Black Henrietta, all wool 75 cts. Black Crop us, Black Cheviots, Black Mohairs, Black Poplins, Black Bengolines, Black Novelties, Black Taffotta Silk, Black Gros Grain Silk, Black Pow-de-Soie Silk, Black Annuro Silk, Black Mournmng Silk, Black Corded Silk, Try Americas Leading W. B. Corsets in short, modmum and long waist, ovezy pair guaranteed to give sat isfaiction or a now Corset given in exchange free. WVe are closing all last season's Printed Organdies and M~uslins at from 4c. to 10c. per yd. loss than original price. An opportunity to anticipate on Muslins and save money. 0 MiES8ENGER. *b SHOEL . T L. SCELUMPERIT. H1.C. IHOLLO WAY. SnflumpBrt & HDlloway,! -AllorncUs and C~ounsellor8 at Law, NEW1uExaxty, e, C,. iNil ' BO9NBONS. ages at 60 ets. per pound. Also Choco at same price. . r quality of Lowney's Goods over all the goods. A line of loose goods on vant value for your money in ',(1o candy IS. 3B. e3o%_-. Sole Agent for Now >erry. Asslrailce SOCIETY1 On its 40th anniversary July 26th, 1899, the Equitable had on its books outstanding as surance for ONE BIL LION DOLLARS. The Assets exceeded TWO UIINDIEI) and SLVENTY MILLION DOLLARS, Its surplus was more than SIXTY MILLION DOL LA RS, Tile EQUITABLE INSURES-r Both Men and Women at the same rates. It is perhaps the strongest Life Assurance Company on earth. It writes any kind of policy the assured may want. CALL ON or WRITE to ARThRKIBLER,Agt For Rates and Plans. 1MiOffice under New berry Hotel. COTTON DRESS GOODS Suggest to many people something fhimsy and cheap looking. Fe1w asso ciate them with anything - RIEA[LLY B3EAUTLFUL4 uutil they see the display here. Th new beautiful F'rench Fioulards, ManU.la Cords, C'olor~ed Corderoy, Imported Printed Dimity, TVoile Dui Nord Ging h amns, %e phyr OlIngiuhams, Gorded Chain bray, l e'ecle, C..olored Organdie, and Black Satteen fr'om Site. to 25c. are shown in great variety, of pattern, color ar d price. Such quality is not usually sold sO early in the season at such figures, but as usual we lead with much value for ilttle money. Yours, truly, DF-ALE~R IN All kinds of'Marble and Granite Monuments, Headstones, Iron Railings, eto, Also Metaillo,. R osowood and Cloth Covered B3urial. Caskets and Oases! Service' in this line promptly attended ,j to dlay or night. Next Door to Herald and News Office, sN]wnunny,c