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4!44u enwetV upE in, the~ Sea''te
M~. ~'4!?14 E. H A.
verA d:ed at bi 4.4me la4Nwberr(y on
t'.'n. ''4' 'A' Ro4It442 t eW mtera' M('.'4'
4 ":444. s,'. ten. o'lo i 1r. L4iday
h ad 4zee.~n la faii.o hethi. fm" so.
4 Ui w4t.f e u e ies b in.
Chaberlaioj~1-, Cou tb E:.med~4y isth
tou44ber 's rvor'e. h L$ pleas.ano anid
4.4u('4 L is Latea4d-di espeia)1y 6)I
or the w dse Tl.ere is aanl me
ias dQ44anger 44j >;m to to-, e *bH:he'4'.e
o cnuls f1 nuQt wabd
dit. andta b i s d,
FOlit rI.E,H EViI.
laiiu'Itti I*r4pipot Atke-t ta Ntieim ,r of Iml'
feli l r4-4c lis for tihei Vi sr.
N,-w York; Stil.)
A" tho be-gil lfar of f c oler pr opha -
cis and a t l ti '41d in all r.('ts oif fol KS
har< 1 he ftr w it as i)uch c o i
'l" le I its tilt! I imhe ymi akers 1 r of t,
p4w-vy if) th'e rtI ti:h (if sprinlf. fO ne
of t hit most iwri-i-tvitt of Ihlest, prophq-1t&
iIL l itis it U mdon kino n as -I i(
Al >re " Fi'llrul Ia y N I-arm -- llth s is -ill(
ill th lat pa o f t of ct Iher publi
cut,ionl calle-d "O)ld N11oore's A\iilm .s."
.1li t ho.w )told NIalre is do..s not. apliar I,
in it' e L h (-b 4 inl the be.,in S.Sof mak
in aI t ia . ind p I r pt I .cieS for o
llity .1s Itl ii lrt b rw have co ic
!) loolk forward LtI t aI lippearlance., of
his Idalanc anld its propheIIcies wVith)
It h ingg o f t,biea I Iant i in e est, I h11.
milife-st loward I he hIOlidlay s.-Ist,'I.
AS at 111slel of What is i to hap
Plon "Old Nltloru" it h ll 11 mot et
(,(S4fuIl thnn the Ia it ,ity of tose inl
1tL Sine busineS. fndIll Cd, n , in
dIimers practival MCI- ad WoMnl at
that, have become firmily vonivinlced
W,hat "Old Moore" cann viiolls and
dreltiel el trn and that they will comne
lit' in it mi an- 'ii 1900 containeti,
a Wo-n tiwtri. bhing -. ,e 'ai ment,h .
MWe, amd onlly onf", 1-:11Ipeanl luonlarch
wouhd he asHsassilnatted durling "be year:
that, LI:Ure wmn l e mo I ri'et than Onle
rulit, wal, atl that oiia would be vis
4t-d by the( terrible famine. A man inl
I-I pro phv-.y ing" businw c alen pro-di.-t at
famil. il I Ilin r t Ia ablm alny :dI a ye r
i.ld bt pn-lty ' surk, to h - ite pr4,phelity
ruineu truk! InIl)i:t rath er ruI .-, LO IaM
inivs '4nd at por,m) with short, distarwie
,i t it hvni!ture oil at pvire ictionl of
1Iatl ki d. It, i r h a daert- m t,
11)li t f ll
Iu rop ii l-,i -ri igl wil b e 4 h ie --sinIt.d
Ill a1.\ MnW .-ar, a-, %wm till, ease ill 1g00.
ti aul-I off ther-'- pr-phliet ies al othe -s
w!!icb c.miit tru- Lmiolo iers have bv-vn
ft)in f rnwan1ti wv ih rat l.. i l iun suial
Tiw dliartt wav i%v E -)ktil ibmil %two
wi. aMig other predic
t ' n I i m b '' t d tle l inaill-t:t
Ill 1 m if iria li cl Will III- I1 , iI'm-llitlik
it l o oy ee ilbeafr.ia
h;(l qa i on iln Finntli c and a Sc-ert at-.
t,Wk W 1, il. h th- pIoI tht r 'publi t '
''In V''il ury al' .lh. Io st, 11mli -
ih- ve ves will takei. place inl thie ex
trkm. il' il l thret it i Olmatt-en to
kv 11) uBa:ialri I ish dJoin lat ion.
" AIl.\ r l wiII hI ' a i ari- lively (ikllt
tilt ali t .al h thereI wi b t o bilde
inl v.ii u Ilpciltr' I ' ilu ing the vntirt!
I, i:t Y, It-olatild \ill fidl w Sv he- cx
am11ple tif Illdit anid v,-t-el a -it -,L .I Ig -
t in .T? ' "''t "V t'S *c n i
I ' . 'I t e, thl attir eil:, w ill agitain I
k mi I1 t I fro0 t nit wi give the
wmrd mu111 c 1, >, tl a t I L rin t
,4 1111aIt imt 1II th ityoung Ing11 of .p iin
wili he inl da gI r Ir r m) l itica I en If
ilnie and 11 ii I:- I i t t tI t, r-d
i alI tI tlti.
%~!1t~ %% I ht i L t Iu. U11 0 i d l a' p '
tit', ' tw l bea m th fa3 tOlt p he t.
Y'or wno orl bezig thraned at
inis hisds t h. e h fiare Lhe iti t
ake* journey dtu-to this montha u wmil
in'weuuuirmaithme.
I)e'soIl an] Sile reads t.h answers to her
qiuestiolis of tihe fr',tre li the sar.-s A
year ago Ilhe -tars told holr thal, lit 1901
"the passioms of mlenl will bo -tirre4 (I amd
t,he-re will bei u1prisinliz- andi riots i.,
which io -I will Iihe shod." NMis Ad
atInS alt 1,)SaIid( thallt I()( wI%ollI h(, famoulsI
fio' I, x oosu I re of Im i ciaII ii l fraud in this,
City am)(1 WOU (I AIfeCLt tl' OitiZ - -S (If
New York.
It in't of(vo that onf acts it chllatice
to tillatre it hItt '-day 1I' proohlI 'S prediv
ti -Its With ?1h eVeNtA IAs n.oculall)y
h11 n It s imlpos.,ible, how-vor, to
Ilo this ini hI lto eis* of NI iss Adams. S' 0
ptvs herself o'I r-ecord anId tho revor(I
I-h evin pre-;-rvedl. Wilr insiatce. sht.
Saiid that in .11'I antid .1 uly of last year
there would he an epideilic If iummer
dis"t-ws grei-r1., than h1-1l ever prevail
ed in New Yo-k bforo Sle added
thtt a scourge of sickness woui pass
over' the country a1nd that deaths would
be fr( quent find Iterrible.
A- fi a i t.t - of fatl, It is pleasant t,o
remiemr thal New York wasn't visit
ed bY all ephetnic of suinmier disease
in Iast 1un1e and July and tihe seoulrgO
of sick;ntss, followed hy I'deaths fre
(1111,nt, atId t.errible", didli't paiss ov,rI,
the coun t rV She prophesied that Oc
tob"er, November at d DOecember of last
year woill he marked by many
"strange and appalling events," whie
wuld "stir up flite midids of the people
and cause ita feeling of unrest and un
certainty its to wh:tt te morrow would
bring fort,b." Exvept with a few per
sons; whose digestion was bad, or who
had lintgered too long over late suppers,
there was lno special feeling of uncer
tainty about hie iorrow during any of
the Iliotih's moetiolined.
li A,iam< tnad' t particularly had
guess when sie read in th stars that
the close of last ve ir, would be marked
It at'ret, celestial phetionenon. She
Itid that, on the morning of December
2, just before sunrise all the planets,
but one, would be inl the sign Sagilt
tariius, forming a gr-and pilanetary con
junlictioni before In thousands of years.
It is quite possibh-, thiat ill the planets
blut ont! were in the sign Sagiltarius on
tlie Ili qrnllng of D,!eeiber 2. hu)i the
fit(! didn't list.i'h anybody and the
phollnomenon d id II't att'ract any partic
lita' Itt ntllionl. W ii , -li,r or not the ton
jtiutI ol ' Oh plaeiits pr.satged a w%ar
in whieh Il E.ropte will become i.
volvi-d, as M iss Aduims stated, remains
t1i be seen. Fromt the presetrii outlook,
however, M iss Adami's dedtieion from
h,!r star reading, that. great municipal
fratuiWll V U UII) thtd HI,Is 3Car' inl
t-his town, statldi it c ance of being
bn0l tl by th fuCts. With all the
illiers lit woi k, somet.t ling of the sort
okighit, to happt-n.
itiining in tho po-1t ',1lIv at New
horry' %. Z.C. for iin. w, eks ended Dec
2, 111,00, personts cullin_, (irih t' lt,ters
wvill pletase say they wV.,rve ai vtised.
A_ -
1--Fratiklin Bsoozer. eart) of J1. M.
Workn,at Il. V. lBoyd. Mrs. M. E.
il 'lie
k' N1 B. Counts Mrs. Mary. Curran.
O-Wi'dian Datviz , G. A. Derrick,
Mrsi'. B-rie c.iv.ngsto' Dick'ert.
G - Joh~ n WV. Goldeti. Batikeom Gruber',
H:'ra Biell Gor'ee.
i --'rank Halt, Mrts. llenry T. H(ugh,
NI J1 A. Ma,s'ers Filii Meartt.
N - NI .trt h a Nance. W. 1'. N cighbirs.
I' I. B. 1': ari''on, Geo Pr'zesley, Mr's.
- in, Anders'on IIusseil, .Miss Lilly Mi.
S-Hohert Sha:,-rd, Mr'. Geo. A.
Seit.', Miss Nellie P'. Simmons, Mr's.
Luviiinias S: ms.,,eo. WA. Simsoni.
.i \ Wtr'd, P'r.ss. Williamu.
%-Thos E 7.ipperetr.
P.st master.
BRemin,jin in~ the posti'e at New
b-rry. S. C. ,tfr the week ended Jatn.
12. lk'0l
H--We.sky Baker, Miss Lillte Bray
bay.t. D.* A B -I. Reube'n Le'ozer. Naney
C-Mark CAnnot), Tom Connel.
G-'oer G..rmantry, B assie Golman,
Hair'rie~ t Gia.Sti, M-ss HAnusah Glenn.
Hi-Miss. Lee Harris. Miss Floreace
R:v. U M Haancd.
J-Renoe Jabhone A M Jotiuston,
E'-L i3 P'uippe~. Guy W. Pope
Pr.sua3 t'tllRa for' threse lent.er's will
please say thx anCh y wtre advertised.
Win. Y. Fair. Pstmaster.
Thbe mos$t 5looehrog, hea2llO) and an
tise pti' e ap teati. e ver devisid is De
W $ ..hH e Salive Et elieves
an onc ad eurre' putes, SorueiS eczema.
and saiu d ieases. kde Waie of imitanioas.
uilee'"s iJue'r Drug Sior
THE NEWBERRY
Land aqd Security Co.
W^LL BET AD SELL
Notes, Bonds and
Mortgages
Stocks of all kinds and
Real Estate
0X & Mann, Pav.&ams
J5m I.. Kjoaa Beea and ttega
1901 AAPPY 901
NEW TA
TO YOU!
\\-o 1afilrled .in1 h .: c 1 .t. 1 n to r1ag1, 1,nsg ,il i hroghlit, l th1 + t i ears
WO havo r- aiIlI Ihe atr ... .'. a great i ay of o r first custtotrn rs, ill.
u4)IgI ma y ofl'1rt1 woro 1a.ih. o i iniv- Ite i t o ta owilj 'l wher. III
81111 inlstanllleo th1 11 e i 1will m I racuilo rs If <v itIIi II orm 4 1rav tlem frorn te
only to tIIrn 1 )t us to trole r a l ti rnainii with us. .1biy eistornors aro
ITo .huh. i til l I wl vw extiial our Ili.k1c for t he nany favora
and ItaIl igo th.t 1111 he givi nI .
Our First Consideration is Our Trade,
by giv it,ng I 1in nI it fo I uit I levy pay. Fromi 1h very begirning our
aiIm has Iw.!I to OWlbw s1., b I 4t I leidI II III all, anad we itsmk nothing worn
ti a e, mpariai.n of -ur m k an<d pricea witli Ilos of ay other hmse
in this lowin, 1and V.. fv(ol voii,lvnt 1hut to tra<dt with as ine-ars it saviig of
CENTS, DIMES AND DOLLARS.
Wo propose to II iko it ov .11 more porolitable to y)>i to trude with ms during
iiis year thfl wV t ..V, r did Ifore, iad oxporanic(i haits taught yoju tit,
Our Word i.- Our Bond. More Goods for Less
Money. A Fair and Square Deal to All.
Thlit's our prom,is du1ring tho n ir year of M901. Every train brings in
nIow goods. W i stairt the niow c(o.tiry with it viml, ari fas always, we' inteitnd
to wim.
The Fair and Square Dealer.
- cfiw
"DEXTER MATTRESS"
Price, your (1or, - 812 50
Unarantk,ed and for sale by
R. Y. LEAVELL,
NOTICE
N E OlI(: E I ZiiBilV G I V EN
that the Com am t iI-ines II 1l'b
lie Works fir ti Tr,,wvn of Ntewberry.
S. I' will 0lecl a iStperit.teni-nIl of i t.e
Eloetrical Lijit a, t Watel Works 6ys
rem on or about the l5th of jantary,A
1901 All -ipplicaitions m s,b-- sent to
POmm) issioners of ublie Works
.o-IN (. GOGGANS hee'y.
Deoe. :31, 1900.
- - We Wish Rl
LOST OR MISLAID.
c 14.'WTI F IC.ATE1, Fl, t 141 IE (5-)
Shares in The Prudentia 'Bank
'itrnnI Vv!'r t C ,mlp illy, standilLg ill
i- Iai.- (of D. 11. Couits & CO., in lh
looks of said compai-ly. Application
tas beo'l mihle for dutiete of stne.
t4t. D. 11. COU.N'S & co.
Administrator's Sale.
WI LI, SEI1, A 1' 1l E LATE RES
dence I)f Wiiliaml E W ich, di
1-eat-ed. oin the 23d daY of Jiitiry. 11I ,
all of t,he pers -nai propci-Y of I i sai
deceased. Includink neutes, hor-em,
ho -, cAws. corn. otdtr, peas an i 4ither
rutfi r. Alko a L-) d four-hrse wagon,I
ai Iltw tlot-l', tall farming implem ments
T1erms~ of Sate -Cash.
A. C W ELChl
A Jmn'r of W~il'Iam 1-: WeleX'Ih. dee'd.
Meiicor Siirgery. oew Toear!
thouh ursystemof Magnei el
ing. We have preparedaPrcia
Core f[Uuin ."hic; wil Wo ' e th an kt i1 y ou
th~ose around you. aO s well. AnyVone wa hi 1''
cn reaid can lli~& m e Coitrsanalh.. fo ry our v ry lib
come a llealer. rhe c.omiplete and. en1
tiecourse is embraced in eight pirivaial
Ie~ne typewritten>. llt..f which t' er0a r n g
send to any add rest ulpon receiL'pt of
price, $3i 00 if you are' siek or ini ba- i nc v' ~r nec
health, through, ~oura Course of Iust rue- si - eOpene
tion . ou can I 'e cured: or if you are ini ,
sre::nte :;helw h paint inLug st, 19 0
of the ate, ('OW is y-our opp'ortuanit
rIt.re is 11o dsea-et-t iln not tad a n d wv e s h al Il
toths agie waned - his naairvelous,%
subtle, unseen power th at enables you srv
to bani-h sickness, stutTering and ill- S i e O 9 10-r
tuck. Ii has nto conneo' ton with Chris
i.tdi-vml " k:wl'ge im erit a still i arg
of sciece, a a hors ugh and complteu
"drsta"din !nat;a* ; er share of y our
tous cures aicomuolished by it astound
the world, favors.
Learn this wonderful art as taughet
by us, and you wilt tind yourself cominga
into a new life and power as able to add p~j
U.nto you alt you ne d. all you eatn de
sa, all that you kno~w how to on
joy. Write at once to
ReRoddi Isttueof icaing, Ew ar-Pi erC
AM MERICLS GA.
It a-w limo
EVERY ONE ISlohig
I N V I T E 0 urihig
To come and see the adDyGos
Beautiful Christmas -* -- - -
Goods, consisting of -T E
Watches. Clocks,
Jewelry, Silver and tUulIu (Nwbnj SC
PlaedHE-ae'~
Novelties of every de,nta'- - s15,o,OOOO
scription, and prices awi and' ProIta - 98.s8s..sa
are right. Genral baniene busintess rensiaee
Wil keep open uniitil en os ur wee use
Xmras every evening ~ avingsl s se~ ~e t&r. a u
unti p, m5 Iat a et cet a Non a t eae or
J.MA Amu~s.Aeu re l
To produce the best results
in fruit, vegetable or grain, the
fertilizer used must contain
enough Potash. 1-'or partic
ulars see our pamphlets. We
send them free.
GERMAN KAL WORKS.
93 Nassau St., New Y--rk.
Assigned Stock For Sale
I WL,R IEClJVE BIlDS 1'i' TO 12
o'clock Tlhursday, January 17, 1901.
for assigned stock of merchandise f -r
merly owned by E 1. I"igrI'en.
LA M BEl ' W. 1ON E-S,
t it Assignev.
NOTICE.
N OTricE ils HEE11Y GIVE-N
thatthe patnnership heretofoic
existing between C. .1. Pulreel and
L. W Floyd, tande th II fir Iname of
C. .1. Purcell & Co., is this (lay dis
Woi-ed oy mutual consent. January lst.,
1901. C J. PURCELL.
L1. W. IILOYD.
The undermignod have this day formed
a pintinrship under the firm name of
Purcell & Scott, and have purchased
the stock of goods and merchandize,
and the evidences of Indebtedness of
C J. Purvell & Co., and wi.l occupy the
stand formerly occupied by Purcell &
Co. The notes and accounts due the
firm of Purcell & Co., are now the
property of Purceli & Scott, and pay
ment must he made to them
C. J. PURCELL.
P. 1E. SCOTT.
Sheriff s Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY--IN
COMMON PL EAS.
Geo. S Mower, Plaintiff, against Lam
bert J. Jones, Defendant.
B Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
in the above s:ate I ctse to me
directed, I will sell at public oute' 3' at
Newborry C. U1 , ott saleday in Febru
ary, A 1) 1901, during the legal hours
of salt-, all the right, title, intcre%t and
estate of the defendal.t itn a IL that tract
or platitation of land situate inl the
county and State aforo,aid, and lying
pairty within and pa-t v wi'hut he
corporate Iimits of the l'owI of New
brry, eontaininlg One llundred and
Ninety-six Aeres, Iore or le,s, bounded
by Matin street, separated from lands of
T. .8 Dune %i by a street, by lands of
James J. Lane, bV Columbia road, by
lands of James McIntosh and others:
the same being the lands whereon the
defendant resided at the tile of his
death.
Terms--Cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers atd stImps.
M M. BUTFORD,)
SheritT of Ne,vbe rryV County.
SOeriti's Otie, Newberry S. (
January 1', 1901.
Our entire stock of Art
Sq uares
A t Cost for Cash.
A nice line of entirely
new goods to select
from.
R.Y._LEAVELL
THE EXPLANATION
of our success in Shoe selling lies in the
fact than we plea.se our' patrons Our
Me Shoes are of the dnn"so and best
Leanner, nuoroughly tanewu and sea
soneed .The SI)lesi are so Cough that
.Je i llt outwear' two ordinary pairs
I'he uppers, while sott and, pliaible, will
1las1ti aaIong, as thie soles'.
The "lRostonianis Iat wonde'r In that
to combines sr.yles durabi.lit,y fbir so lit
tre money. You may pay *5.0t) hut,
t.hey wf'l not be any better than the
'Bo)stOian" Tt'y them once and be
We bha &an immense stocke of
Ladies' Misses' and;
Children's Shoes
th t ae wa~y up Ia Aalit bu quita
Low in price
Ty mn oom shoes
s. J. WOOnN.