The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, December 04, 1900, Image 3
Knights of Pythias,
Newberry Lodge No. 75.
S T A TED CONVENTIONS OF
this Lodge will bo held the 2nd
anud 4th Tuesday nights of each month
at 7.30. Vistilng Knights cordially
welomied. THos.'E. EPH'INo, -
K. of t. and S.
Crotwell Hotel Buildli,,.
NEWISHURY COTTON RIARKET.
(Coriceted mcicot week by J. W. (ury & Co;)
December 4th, 1900.
Best ... .....................0.
Opora Houso Falday.
A rich and elegant entertainment iH
in store for those who attend the Inual
cal on Friday evening at the opera
house. It is under the auspices of the
Woman's Society of the Thompson
Street church.
The most clTectiv;A little liver pills
made are )eWit's Little Ealy RiserF.
They never gripe. Gilder Corner Diug
Store.
What you need for Christmas Is Cake
Paus, P e Pans, Egg 111aters, Cake
Beaters &c , all styles at the Racket
Store. t&f2
The Host Prescrlption for Malaria
Chills and Fever i a bottle of Grovc's
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It Is simply Iron
and quinine in a tasteless form. No
cure, no pay. Price boc.
Suddenly Closed.
One case of scarlet fever in Clemson
College causes the authorities to sus
pend all exercises, and many of the stu
dents passed through t1fls city on their
return home yesterday. The cadet who
has the disease is G. D. Levy, of Sum
ter.
You Know What You Are Taking
When you take Grovc's Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the fomular is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that it
is simply Iron and quinine In a taste
less form. No Cure, No Pay. 50.
The Racket Store Is gett...g in a big
line of Christmas goods. Go, and Plect
early. t&12t
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablete.
All druggists' refund the money if it
falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signature
is on each box. 25c.
Mr. Crotwell Wins a Prize.
Fiorence had a prize tobacco sale
on Saturday at which a Newberrian
won a prize with his tobacco. In the
Florence correspondence of the News
and Courier of Monday, we find the fol
lowing:
"Mr. S. P. Crotwoll, of Newberry,
received tne prize of $15 for selling the
large9t number of pounds by auy one
planter, he having sold 6,340 pounds."
A Monster Devi l Fish
Destroying its victim, is a type of
Constipation. The power of this. mur
derons malady Is felt on organs and
nerves and muscles and brain. There's
no health till it's overcome. But Dr.
King's Now Life Pills are a safe and
certain cure. Best in the world for
Stomach Liver, Kidneys and Bowels.
Only 25 coats at all drug stores.
Headquarters as Usual.
As usual this year "old Sanita Claus"
will make his headquarters at the store
of Sam B. Jones, where everything in
the line of Christmas goodls can be had
The unpacking of new goods have al
ready been In progress at. this store
and several shipments are yet to arrive.
Here is the place to please the lit
(le ones and the stock of seasonable
goods this year will exceed any pre
vious year. Remember and call on S.
B3. Jones.
A Frightful Blunder.
Will ofte,n cause a horrible Burn
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, the best in the world, wvill kill
the pain and promptly heals it. Cure
Old Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Rolls,
Felons, Corns, all Skin kruptions.
Best Pile cure on earth. Only 25 ets. a
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by all
DruggIsts.
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold
Laxative Briomo Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price 25 cents.
wVanted.
I Fifty girls, ages from twelve years
and upward, to work in The Newberry
Knitting Mill. Applications will be
received from this date, to-January 1st
1901. Work light and easy to learn.
To those not havinge homes in the
city, or its suburbs, houses wvill be pro
vided. Apply in person to President
of '{'he Newberry Knitting Mill, New
berry, S. C.
A Growing liuslusess.
The Newberry Shuttle and Handle
> tory is going to prove a success andc
leas td making arrangements for
enlargem'bt, A rod and dowell ma
chine has bee'ii ordegred and will be Pu'
in just as soon as it arNk&s, and in
few mionths t.he mangemn'hopes tC
have in operation a comnpl4te chahm
)actory. Wo are proud to ohronlcle thi
the success of such enterprises and
hope to see many others starting with
in the next twelve months. Such in
dustries help a community and givi
employment to our people.
How's This?
We otror One Hundred Dollars Reward foi
an aeof Catara h that can not be cured b)
Hal' atarrh Quro.
F. J. CHI E E &Co.,rProps, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned have known 5. J. Cho
noy for the last 16 years, and believe lina
erfeet,ly honorable In all' business tranutae
tions and finandially able so carry o.ut ana
obligations made by their firm.
AVEST& TRUAX .WholesaleDruiets Toledo C
WALeSIN, KatINAN & MARVIeN Wholesali
Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
HalPis Catarrhi Cure f6 taken internally, aot
ing directly upon0 the blood and mucousi sur
faces of the system . Price to,o per bot,tie
sold by all drug~lsts Testlimonials free.
Hall's Family !'lls are the best.
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Congress convened yesterday.
See sale of personal properly.
Yesterday was a lonely damp, dis
agreeable day.
The Methodist Conference will meet
in Columbia next, fall.
Christmas is only thres weeks ol
from today.
This is the last, nonth of the 19th
century.
Work is progressing nicely on the
Knitting mill.
It. 11. Wolch, Esq., went to Columbia
yesterday on business.
Mrs. R. 14. Leavell, of Gaffney, is vis
iting relatives in the City.
Treasurer-elect J. L Epps has moved
into t,ho Sparks house at Helena.
Treasurer Boyd was bny yesterday
taking in the taxes.
The general clection for a city coun
cil will be held on next Tuesday IIth.
The county Board of Iegistration
had their books open on Monday in the
County Super vinor's oflico.
Mr. J. B. Adams, of Blairs, spent
Sunday in the city and paid us a pleas
ant call yesterday.
C. C. Crouch has been appointed,
and has received his commission, as
Post Master at Old Town S. C.
Magistrate J. 11. Chappell has ap
polited Mr. P. F. Baxter constable.
lie takes the place vacated several
weeks ago by Mr. C. B. Tidwell.
Several of our subscribers remem
bered us yesterday by calling and set
tling for their paper, and we added
several new names to our list.
Christmas goods are being displayed
in the store windows. Tt is a good time
to display a ad. in The Herald and
News.
The Central Methodist church is go
ing to be a "beauty," and contractor
Davis is giving them a first-class job in
every particular.
Solitor Sease once more demonstrated
the fact that the voters made no mis
take when they return him as Solicitor
without opposition. His management
of the case against Gibson was fine.
With an able Solicitor and a Spartan
burg jury there is not much chance
for a miscarriage of justice.-Spartan
burg Herald.
Methodist Appointments.
The appointments for Newberry
County made at Chester last night are
as follows:
Central-Rev. W. 1. Herbert.
O.Neall Street-Rev. B. D. Lucas.
Newberry Circuit -Rev D. P. Boyd.
Prosperity-Rev. W. B. Wharton.
Presiding Elder-Rev. R. A. Childs.
A Succespfrul Colo,ed Man.
G. C. Williams, Superintendent of
the Farm and instructor in dairying at
the State Colored College at Orange
burg, is in the city for a few days. He
has held his position at this college for.
four years and given entire satisfaction
as was shown by his promotion thisl
year to instructor in dairying, filling
the plae of a professor. Williams has
made a success in life which is marked
for a colored man. Hie began by haul
ing brick and carrying mortar in New
berry afterwards going to school at
Hampton Va., nd four years ago r
ceiving the appointment at Orangoburg.
Hie has accumulated considerable pro
perty, own ng two plantations in the
county and a nice house and Jot in New
berry. Hie stands well among the
white people of his home county, being,
thrifty, polite and courteous.
Smith Co. Sells the best Raisins at
only 10 cents per pound, Regular price
15 cent. 3tt.
Adlvertised Letters.
Remaining in the postomile at New,
berry, S. C., for the week ending Nov.
24, 1000.
A-Jackson Abrams, Jas. H. Abrams.
B-Pleas. Boyd, H-. A Brown, Ran
som Boozer.
C-Mrs. Sarah, Cannon, Chorlotte
Cannon, Ida Clark. M r. Ponnee Cromer,
Ida Counts, Eia Wilson Counts.
E-Lige Elohelberger.
C-Mrs. Addle Gary, H-enrmetta Gary.
H-D)o3k Harris, Mrs. Maggie Mn.
Hasper.
K-W. F. Koon.
M-George H. Mar-tin, Miss Ella
Marseall, J. B. McGregory, Mance
McKinzie.
R-J. R. Randolph, Carrie Reed.
S-Miss Maggie Summer.
T--Miss Fr-ancis Taylor.
W-Hianie Williams, Miss Mary Wil
liams, Mandy Wells, Mrs. A. E. Wan
nett..
Persons calling for these letters will
please say that they were advertised.
Win. Y. Fair, Postmas er.
-MAlRRIED.
November 28 1000, at the residence
of Mr. J. C. Gary, Kinards S. C., by
Rev. M. W. Rankins, Mr. Samuel F.
Webb of Eden, Fla., to Miss, Ella M.
Brown of Kinards S. C.
A Night of Terror.
"A wful anxiety was felt for the widow
of the bravo Genoral Burnham of
Machilas Me. when the doctors said
she coukl nos live till morning" writes
Mrs. S. H. Lincoln, who attended her
that fearful night. "All thought she
must soon die from Pneumonia, but she
begged for Dr. King's New Discovery,
say ing it had more thani once saved her
life, and had cured her of Conso- p
tion. After three small doses she slept
easily ally nIght, and its further use
ecompletely cured her." This marvel
ous medicine is guaranteed to cure all
Throat, Chest and L~un g Desoases,
Only 50c and $1 00. Trial bottles free
'at all drug stores.
' lark's 200 d. Spoel Cotton, 2 spools
for'%o., at 8. . Wooten's, tt.
TIE TOWN PRIMARY.
Kettuer EMected Mayor. Carlisle, Jonev,
Bcholtz and Langford for AlIermew
Iecond Race It Ward 5.
The Democratic primary to nominate
Mayor and Alderman for the town was
hold on Friday, November, 30. The
polls opened tt 8 o'clock in the Coun
cil Chaibur, and fromt that tdie until
they closed at 4 o'clock everything
passed otT very quietly. 604 votes were
cast, t hin hig the heaviest vote polled
for several years.
The result of the eleetion is as fol
lows:
For mayor- -Otto Klettner, 365: Jno.
W. Earht.A, 1,39.
For Alderman Ward -1E. A. Car
lis le, 73.
For Al1derman Ward 2-P,. C. Jones,
40: E. Cabanis", 9.
1,41. Alderman Ward :i -1."Iard
Scholi z, 418; E.. H1. L'eslie, :31.
For Aldermiatn Ward 4--.1. J. Lang
ford, 60; J. A. Senn, -11; F. J. Russell,
For Alderman Ward 6--R. J. Brown.
76; S. K. B:>uknight,.ti; J M. (uin, 40:
A. H. Brown, 19,
Mr. PJ. A. Carlisle, Alderman from
Ward I will enter upon his first, term
this being his first appearance before
the people of Newberry seeking public
ollice.
The Alderman from Ward 2, Mr. E
C. Jones, has befor served on the
Board of Aldermen and also as Mayor
and Commissioner of Public Works.
Alderman from Ward 3, Me, Edurd
Schol(z, has also had some exp-rience,
having before served the town in this
capacity.
' Mr. J. J. Langford succeeds himself
as Alderman from Ward 4.
In Ward 5 there will be a second
race between Messrs. It. J. Brown and
S. K. Bauknight.
Mr.Otto Klettner, our new Mayor,
has been a citizen of Newberry, for
more than twenty years, and is an
energetic, enterprising, and progress.
sive citizen, and will make a good of
ficer, and together with our ente- pris
Ing board of aldermen the town should
take on new life and move forward.
Let us hope so.
Report of Ex cutiye Cominttee.
The Executive Committee of the
Democratic party of the ci1y of Ne% -
berry met on Saturday, December 1st
and proceeded to canvass the votes
cast at the primary election for mayor
and aldermen held Friday. November
30, 1900.
Upon a canvass the following can
didates, who had pledged themselves to
abide the result of said election, were
declared to have received the majorily
of votes cast for the several offices, to
wit:
Otto Klettner, for mua3 or.
E. A. Carlisle, alderman, ward 1.
E. C. Jones, alderman, ward 2.
Eduard Scholtz, alderman, ward 3.
J. J. Lapgford alderman, ward 4.
Whoreupon it is resolved that the
above mentioned persons be and are
hereby declared- the nominees of the
Democratic party for tle offices named
to be --oted for in the ensuing elect,ion
on Decembor 11, 1900.
No candidate in ward 5 having re
ceived a majority of, the votes cast in
that ward a second election was ordered
to be held on Tuesday, December, 4th
wvith R. JT. Brown and 8. K. Bouknight,
'as 'candidiates for alderman from that,
ward they havIng received the highest
vote from that ward in t~he first pri
mary.
Said election to be conducted by the
same managers and in the same manner
as the first.
By order of t,he Execut,ive Commit.tee.
M. A. Carlisle, Chairman.
"Quo vadIs."
The original productton of "Quo
Vadis" with its wealth of special scen
ery will be present.ed for the first time
in t,his city at the opera house Friday
night, December 20th. It tells a thril!
ing story of a young Roman sold ier who
falls In love wit,h a Christ,ian maider,
of the persecution of the maiden by the
Emperor Nero, and of hei' ultimate
triumph through her belief in Chris
tianity. Peter, the Apostle of Christ,
is a prominent charact.er in the play.
Prepare in advance to see it.
Questions Answered.
Yes, August Flower still has the larg
est sale of any medicine in the civilized
world. Your mothers and grand moth
ers never thought of using anything
else for ind igestion or biliousness. Doc
tors were scarce, and they seldom heard
of appendicit,is, nervous prostration or
heart failu' e, etc. They used August
Flower to clean the system and stop fer
mentation of undigested food, regulate
the action of t,he liver, stimulate 'the
nervous and organic action of the sys
tem, and that is all they took when
feeling dull and bad with headaches
anid other aches. You only need a few
doses of Green's August -Flower, In 11
quid form, to make you satisfied there
is nothing serious the matter with you.
For sale by W. E. Pelham.
BhJ81N88 LOIJALS.
Fresh Turnip Seed at Gilder's Corner
Drug Stores .f&t tf.
A good Talcum Powder for 50. and
10c. a box at Gilder'd Corner Drug
Store. f&t tf
F~or good Cigars and Tobacco go t a
Gilder's Corner Drug Store. f&t tf
Fruit Jars and Rubbers at lowest cash
prices at, Gilder's Corner Drug Store. tf
Mason's Fruit Jaraand Rubbers, low
est cash prices/at Gilder's Corner Drug
Store.- t&fts
Buist's'1furnip Seed at Gilder's Cor
ner Drug Store. ' f&t ti.
New lot of, New England Watchet
ust,1i0. Como in and see us.
t tf Daniels & Co.
Turnip Seedl Turnip Seed!! Fresb
and the best at Gilder's Corner Drug
Store, f&t tf
NOV1.MI1rAC 8ALV4.
A Largo Crow,( i, Town Conilodel1ring tle
111magre snilo Wp,aihlor --- Pto,pi%rly
Ilrougit jq Fir PrIee.
YVsteday Was1 saleday and consideriig
the very disagreeble weather there was
a fairly good crowed in town. The rain
did not set iI until the sales were about
over and inany were served a w(-tLinl!.
The property hohl broul"glt ia f irly
Vood iceand everybody ".vel dI to be
happy and ill go)od !spirits.
rhe master. ii male ti saleo it, tiie
f allowing ca(e-:
HlAert A. Tavlor vs .Jolil A HI-ase.
W ial, 221 ncre' to Itobert A. Ta3 lor for
$1,000.
DIkvid A. iiu1, Vs. It M Gardne, {
t acrej to 1). A 1i1T for $'75.
Jefft'sol Sinigh:y Vs4 Nora C. Todd,
7e1 at rus to J. 1). SinIiley for $7.)
\V. ). HIardy, Vs. J. W. L. A rtiir,
339 acres to DI. C. T II(Inter., for
$2,295.
Itt-b-eea Btrown vs. P'tcr Todd, lot I
containliig -1 acres and resi-dence inl cooln
ty of NewberrY, to A'I rs. Fannie Todd, I
for $2,3SI. L >t No 2, farin: onl IIn-rilig- I
ton st-eet, vootaining 111) 100th of ani
acre to Tho.. A. W illia'n1 fo' $6,10.
Sales in the followi c-g il"s werO I
withdraw: Jolniit )me a: lWlch vs
Emma IuIT, i acre lot in town of Pros
perity. NTwhiirry S,tving BnIlk vs
NeI li1 E. Coats antid Catharine Coats t
Geo. S. AIowe' Vs Maio.Llin Allen Counts
et al.
i'ROinATi' SAI.S
Dr. Thos. E. Brown's est ate, 250 acres
to National B-.nk of Newherry for
$710.
Wml. S. Reighley, adiinistrator .
Meredith Reighley et, 125 acres to C. W.
Iishop for$1 ,':'(.
NoItp, of Sal of pers~ollal P1,6I11011V~
by i Xecors.
B Y VIlTUE O" AN OlRDE'R 01" C
JJudgeof Piobaleof Newberry ciu1- I
ty we will sell at public out-cry the per
sonal property belotigintg t.o the estate (f
William Langford, dewen'i d, at, the dif
ferent, places and daLtes lhereinfter set
forth:
First-On Tuesday, the ist,h of De
culber, 1900, tle pers-oal pr-opelrty on
.he IIome Place in the town of Newber
r y, consisting mostly of four mules, one
iare, two two-horse wagons, buggy anad
harness, corni, fodder, hiy, pels, Oats,
1.)ll.mr, Cotton seed, sweet 1)otat(oes,
mower, rake, two milch cows ano
calves, household aid kitch-n forni
tLure, firming implements, etc. And
(n Wednesday, thle 111th of the- samw
month, the personal )rO)Irty OLI the
Mendenhall Place, consisting mostly of
two four-horse wagons, mower and rake.
corn, fodderj, hay, wheat,, llour, 18 or 20
hogs, nine head of cattle, eight mules,
one mare, cotton seed, farmiing imple
ments, etc. And on Thursday, the 20th
of the same month, on the O'Neall
P.ace, seven head of mules, thirteen or
fourteen head of cattle, about eighteen
head of hogs, two wagons, corn, lay,
fodder, peas, wheat, cotton seed, farm
ing implements, etc. Aleo at the same
time and place eighteen or twenty head f
of cattle, about thirty hogs, moycd
from the MalTett Place. And on 1r- I
day, thr '21st of the samc month, on the 8
Wert'3 Iace, four head of mules, nine I
head of cattle, one six-horse engine, one
gin, one cotton press, corn, hay, fodder, I
cotton seed, three mowers, onie rake,,
t hree wagons, farming Implement,s,
etc. And at Newberry court house, 0n!t
the first Monday in Japuary, 1901, at,
public out-cry fifty s.hards of the New
berry Cotton Mill stock of the par
value of one hundred dollars pear share
and ten shanres of stock of t,he Nat.ioal
Bank of Newberry, S. C., of the par
value of one hundred dollars per share.
Tlerms (If sale cash.
AND)REW J. S LANGFOIRD,
MiILTON A. CARlISLE,
Executors will Wm. Langford, dec'd.
Notic of Election.
N~VOTICE IS IIEREIBY GIVEN
?that an election will be held on)
rTuesday, the 11th damy of December,
1900, In the Council chamber, in the
town of Newberry' S, C., for tmayor,
andt aldermen of the said T1owni, to
serve for one year. The polls1 will be
open)ed at 8 o'clock a. mn., land close at
o o'clock p. m. Thel following named
persons wvill searve as managers of elec
tin to wit: M. J. Scott,, D. WV. T1 Kib
ler, and Alex. Singleton. BAy order of
the Town Council.
JNO. C. GOOGANs. 0 I. MAY ER,i
U. & TI. T. C N. Matyor. 2t.
TSESPASS NOTICE.
A LLh PERSON A RE H EREBY i"Ol
bidden to trespass on) the following
laInds by riding, hunting, lishing, wa-t
goninug or in any other way.
Chas. S. Suber, S. 'T RI. Brown, A. C.
Caldwell, M. C. Caldwell, S S Cun
ningham,n anad A. J. Gibson. ',' .
LOST QR MISL AID
C RT'IFIUATE No. 6883, foar-five, (5)
Shares - f Stock In the United
Banking and Buildirng Company, (now .
United Banking and Truat, Compiany),J
standing ini the name of M. A. Carlisle,
on) the books of said Company. A ppli
catlin has been made for duplIcate of
slame. M. A. CARLISLE.
I,. '4t
Sterling Silver
Wedding Presents,
Pearl Handle Knives and forks, Trca
Spoons, Butter KmIves, Orange Spoons,
Sugar Shells, Sugar i4ifters, Cream La-t
dlIes, Coffee Spoons, Gravy Ladl-s, Fish)
Forks, Cold Meat lAorks, &c.
Out Ulass Storling Silver Trimmnings,
Cream amid Sugar, Salt and Popper-,
Sugar Shakers, &c.
Quadraille Plateil Ware.
Waiters, Syrup Pitchers, Cream I
Pitchers, Spoon Ilders, Sugar DI)shes, I
Tea Pilts, Cake Baiskets, Fruit, Stands 1
and Baskets, Pickle Hlands, Celery a
Stands, Table Casters, Bread 'Trays &e. a
Our line of genuine Wave Crest Ware
Silver trimmings is the very latest out, I
and consist.s of Cr-acker Jars, WVater
Bottles, Sugar Dishes, Cream, Pltcher's, t
Spoon H olders, Sy rup Piltchiers, &c.
Knives, Forks, Tea, Trable and Desq-]
sort Spoons, Gravy, Cream aid Soup<
Ladles, &c. We buy old Gold1 and 811
ver. ig lot of Cut (iass expected
every day. Kutm & C us.
Yours for trade,
DANIELS & CO.
Am Leavi
TO C
L ARt3E BUSINES
My determination to go in busil
7nd I therefore off-er one of the ni
Dress Goods, Silks, Laces, Trim
'lothing, Overcoats, Shoes, Hats,
:ent. below actual New York Cost
Ist. Ai onlirely now stock looks l> per ceit.
>etter than at broken stock.
2nd. When I pay spot otsh I can get 10 per
ot. oil' most goods.
3.1. Whoen culstomeor. seo all lew\ goods aill slus
>ieion of ohI t rash or siel f wornl goods fades away.
-Ith. WIei I opened busiivssi hero four years
go part of mi.y stock wis carried for i senson,
lid sovvral of the shrewd oneits sai iI had n1oth
lig but old good. 1, unfortiitely for mo, did
tot happon to ho their couiiii, if I had bnen,
natters vould have been different, tin] I t) not
uitenld to givo tho shopporm ill Coluibia t Io saine
han111ce. I itlend to 8oli out overy articlo ill the
(ore at anything liko a reasonablo o11er rather
lan m11ove it. Iead theso prices carefully, 1111d
tO if I (to nlot illeall busineoss:
I1 I airs Lndios' Dross or Stinday Shovs,
izos :1, 3 1, 1, -1. anild 5>. The 1 ' %. I $ .3i- and1(
1.10, 1hoy go at. U5c; the same sizes in le $1.
S1.7 aind $ 1.90 Shoes at $1.23; the $2.00, *2 20
,nd $2 50 at $1.-48.
Mon's, Boys' and Childron's Dross Shoes
O per cent. bvlow cost. Mten's and Woien's
mars every (liy Shovs s5 per cen'lt. blow cost.
My Clothng I aim dolerminod to soll at almost
ny prico. A big lot of Clot hing, Overcoats, aIId
I will movo to ('oltubia its soon after ChriSt malls. as 1
omo at onico and got the first pick. Try an(I get in enit
intil dark at
Flynn's C
~\ i,AENI
I I I v, ' XiLA N AT TON
1 our sicess in Shoe selling lies in (h
act 1hat, 11we pCuse our patrons. Our IN
IIn's Shoes are of the finest, and besl
eather, thoroughly tainled aind sea
oned. The Soles are so tough that
hey will out weari )wo ordinary pals.
'he uppers, while soft aind pliable, will
ist as long as t he soles.
TPhe ''host oninn" Iis 18a wonider in that
1. 'ombi ines at v'ies(1111) duaiity for so lit- C
le money. You maty payi~ $5.00~ but, 0 H
hey will not, he any hetter than t he
'Boston ian."' Tryi them once and hbe O
ouivince'd.
WVe have an immense stock of
L.adies' Misses' and wilbem
Children's Shoes wl em
hat are' at way up in <iualy bt ut al
Try us Oin showLan
_S. J. WOOTEN. .OrLs
GO TO THE
BOOK STORE EVERY
For Wedding andI N V
Christmas Presents. -ro come
I extend( to 0310 and1 all a cordial Bea.utifu I
novitationi to visit may wvond(erful (is- od, C
>1lay Of now~ aind tbeautiful holiday
~oods, selectedl with a view' to meet. W Aat ches,
ng every nood( of the gift makers. j ~ l~
)ur slock includes inniumorll at- JeWely,
ractions porfect.ly adaipted to moot Plated Wa
ho regniirements of people who are Novelties
n seaircht of gifts for wedding and
(mias gifts, OXpenlsive or inexpesSCri piion,
uit able for 01(d or y'oung. Now isare rgt
he timo, and thle Book Store 18 the Wjill keel
>lae, to get just what you want and X mas eve
list what will please8( the person yoi u nti 1 9 p. r
losire to remembe'r. The prices are
ight on every single art iclo in my
ntiro stock, and I wvill guarantee
>lease you if you will como and soo
ny line. Come andl see, if y'ou do INO,
iot want to buy. I am always glad co nif
o have y 01u come and1 look, and wvill eate a D)ispensary
ako pleasuire ini showing youi. wililoreie
W.~ G. M'A YES. JIflt 0
-oia omembeStloIOltal uiihr of the Co
81l11 Ntico to 01'dtOrs.10.1
IOTIO(IN IS II ERICBY (G1VE1N Connt
Lthat on iriday the 21st, dlav of Newherry, S. C.
)eccrmber, 19)00, I will mlake a final set- 30-t.
lenient on the est ate of MI rs. Sarah A.....- - -
)anlels, deconsed0(, atnd willI immned I
toly tbereafter apply for a discharge Registrat
ia admi nist,rator' of said deconsed.
All p)ersons holding claims aiga inst OT1ICE~ IS
he estate of said deceased, or D)aniels ?that, the P!
a. Co., are hereby not Ified to present for the Town of
lhe same (duly at tested, to my a1.tor.- no(w open, andI( tI
soe Mess Mlower & IHynum, at per-visor of Itegi
NowheCrry, 8. C., 03n or beforo that, will keep said1( b
late; and all pe(rsons indebted to saidl Sundays excepted
loceased, or D)aniels & Co., wvill please (5 P m., until and
nake payment to my said1( attorneys on of D)ecember, 1900)
r before said1( date. JN(
B. A. D)ANIELS, Snlpervh
Admi nitaor, &c September 13, 1
qgNcwbcrru
PEN A
S. IN COLUMBIA!
iess in Columbia is a sett:ed fact,
,west and most desirable stocks of
mings, White Goods, Homespuns,
Trunks, etc., at from 8 to 10 per
3,S0 pairs of odd panjts havo just arrived that
so11011ld have beenll horo 0 days ago. They must
bo stcrificed, as 1 do not inteld to carry Clothing
or Shoes inl Columbia. Among thoso odd Pants
re some very fino Cassimeres and some of the
never wear-out Corduroy for hunting and farm
ing. A iir of them011 will wear for years. Our
$1.00 Mon's Suits will go at $2 75; Men's $5.00
Suits for $3.18: $(.50 Suits $1.22; $7.50 will Rell
at $5. i 1 and $1 0.0 Suits $7.35; Pants, the samo
goods, to m1atell, or a nico fancy pants if desired.
lon's Overcoats 10 to 15 por cent. below cost.
1,', 10, 18 and 19 years old young Men's Over
coats $ud and $7.50 fino quality English vors
led to go it $'3.45. Boys' Overcoats for 5, 0, 7,
s, i), 10 yors to go at 85c. Trunks all kinds
and sizes 20por cent. off factory pricos. All our
Iats and Caps nimst, go att soio prico. Linen
Tablo Damask, Towels Crash, Marsales, Quilts,
l'i<ines, Nainsooks, LiawnsH, Organdies, Ladies'
Vndervosts, Union Suits, Silks for trimnuing and
Shirt,waists to he sold 10 por cent. off cost. All
our 50, 01, and 75c. Corsets to go at -45c. In
fact. every articlo in stock is to bo sacrificed, and
inl our stock you can find any article that is
isually kopt in a first. class storo.
can get, 11waty, aitd I want all partivs wishing bargains to
ly aid trado at ollco so as to avoid tlho rush from midday
ash Store,
E n, s.o
CLEAN SWEEP
OF THE
IRE STOCK OF
IERCHANDISE,
C-, DRY GOODS,
~3, HATS, TRUNKS,
GLASS, WOOD AND TINWARE
dle regardless of cost.
fgoods must and will be sold by
J nuary 1 st, 1 900,
ONE ISokcte
adsee the .Who Desire
Christmas a nice, mild and perfect
>nsisting of SMO KE!
Clocks,
ilver and You should call and
re. try some of my choice
>f every de- brands of Cigars, they
and prices are selected from the
best leading brands of
> open until the day with the inten-.
ry evening tion of pleasing the
.best judges of a good
1Cigar and a delightful
and fragrant smoke.
S ciolz1Buy Your Cigars
IrTv AND) wrrH nd b pleased, at
t.o Iloar'd, we will Io
at Il'rospeicity, S. (O,,
Decemibrr, 1900O. Wec
date. A p'pl icatlins
'ding I.) law with any
II ty lIoard.
SI'CNN, ('hair'man.__________
'IJUY, Clerk.
A It MION.
y lloard of Control.
Nov. 17, lH(w. -Fashionable Fall and Winter -
MILLINERY.
lion Notice. A sPECIAL DISPLAY To IlE SEEN AT
lII CHYEI GIVEN THEn RISER MILLINERY,
onsh -f eitetation Where has just beon receIved from the
eNundersty nedC are Northern markets a fuill and varIed
traunfrsid towu stock of all the latest creations In FiALrL
tr-nfrsadtwm and WINTRm: Millinery. Assortment,
)ks oen eSovey day larger thban ever before. Trimmed1 un
ncluding)a the. 4t,hlda trimmed and rcady-to-wear hats, om
me iigth t a bracing styles suitable for all ages and
. C.000GA NS stat'ions In life-beauty, comfort, be
). C.(JOGANS, comingness and economy in them all.
or0 ofRegistration- Don't forgot that, at the RISERU Mil.
-iO lincry you get new goods at old prices,