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ltt erald and Ftw NEWBEBRY MARKET. Corrected every Tuesday and Friday by Summer Bros. Meat. ............. . .......... 7(48c. Shoulders ........ ............... 7c. Hams............................... 12 183. Best Lard ...................... 0.oo. Best Molasses, new crop...... 600. Good Molasses..................... 25CO0c. Cori .................................. 650. Meal ...... ..................... 65 . Hay................ . . ............... 90c. W heat Bran........................ $1.15. 1st Patent Flour.................. *4 75. 2nd Best Flour.................... $4.25. Strait Flour........................ $4.00. Good Ordinary Flour...$3.0 q3 75. Sugar ..................... tc. Rico................................ % 8ic. Coffee................................. I o. Cotton seed meal, per sack.. 1.25. Loose Hulls, per cwt.............. 30c. UouUtL,? Produce, Butter, per Lb ..................... 15(a20c. Eggs, per dozen ................. 22c. Chickene, each................... 15@25c Peas, per bushel....... .......... 75c. Corn, per bushel.. ............. 600. Oats, per bushel.................. 35@40c. Sweet potatoes ................ 6a 75c. Turkeys, per tb ............. 8c. Fodder, per cwt .................. 15R90c. NEWICERY UOTON MARKET. (Corrected twice a week by J. W. Gary a Co;) January 18, 1901. Best...... ....................... De Wando FertilIz.r. Just received, large shipment Wando Fertilizer. I can make It to )our in ter est to see me before buing. Can save you money. I am the sole agent for ewberry. I am your friend, farmers, and want to sav you money. Call and see me before buying. f 3m. J. J. LANE. Cheap rates on Southern. On account of the Annual State C. -n yention of Y. M. C. A. South Carolina, P at Sumter, S. C. Feb. 14-17, the South ern Ry., will sell round trip tickets $4 45. Tickets on sale 13-16 inclusive, _qfinal limit Feb. 19. J. A. BURTON. Agent. You Know Whit You Are Taking O When you tako Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because the fomuuar is plainly printed on every bot t1o showing t hat it Sissimply Iron and quinine in a taste less form. No Cure, No Pa . 50.. Just receiv-d 100 t.ns H igi G-wre Fertilizers, ge our prives w. ill mtaike it to your int orext. E. N EVANS CO. 1&f.tf. A Mild rypo of -nralpox. Two very mild cases of Smallpox have been reported to I lie Board of Health one on Main street near tht depot and one in West End.- Every precaution Ps being taken to prevent tht spread of the disease, and there Is no cause what ever for alarm. The strictest quaran tino of both houses has bten estab lished, all the inmates have been vac cinatod, and while a general vaccina tion has not been ordered, the hoard advises that this should be done simply as a precautionary measure. All ph. sicians are authorized-4o vaccinate free of charge. _ The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply iron, and quinine in a taisteless form. No cure, no pay. PrIce 50c. Fault Finding. The world will never be much im proved by continual and severe criti cism. If this were potent in bringing about better conditions, it would long ago have bec')me a veritable paradise. inhabited only by beings witbout a sin gie fault Find fault with every little mistake of your child, impress him that he is bad, and you will soon perceive a .decided change for the worse: but y praiso his good traits, show your aj pre .ciation of his worth and a decided im iprovement will be perceived. Everlasting faull-finding begets we. k ness, discouragement, failure and wrong, while boniest, comnmendati. n generates success, strenth, encourage mont and right. Finally, brsthbrtn, whatsoever things are rue, wvhats , irer things are just,, whatsoever thinara are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report: if there be any praise, think on these things."-Methodist Protes'ant. Stops the Cough and Works off the (o'd Laxative Bromo Quinine Tahlets cure a cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price 25 cents. Adwvrtisert i-tt,.rs. Remaining in the poe offiee for he week ended Jan, 12, 1901, A-Bony Abney. .B--Mrs. Fannie Blakele.y, Mrs'. \4g gle Brown 'C--Miss Loler Clark* Ch. E, Chace, M. B. Chalmers, W. A. Crouch, ML es S$ue C'oleman, D -G. A. Dickert, J. II. Domi ick. F-Miss 8miltie Floyd. 0-Mrs. WV. W. Graham, Mrs. Hiar rieta Glasgo. J-Graves Jones, Miss Vina Johnson. K-Mrs. W. A. Keen, L-L, L. Leach, Mattle Loakens. M-Mrs. Siamore Magrant, C. A. Mathews, Aubry Mathews, E. W.' Mt Its. N-Martha Nance. O-M. T. Oxner. S-E.~ H. Straight, Sirah Sims. T-W. ML. r'homas. W-Hlayne Williams, Vinnie White ner. Persons calling for these letters will please say they were advertised. Jan. 18, 1901, Wni. Y. Fair, 'Poet master. Clark's 200-yd. Spool Cot on, 2 spools for 5o., at S. J. Wo0oe's. tf. VAIUS ANt ALL AOUr. See "My Daughter-in-Law" at the opera house to-night. See notice town council in another column to delinquent tax payers. General Robert 1. Lee's birthday is the 19th of January and is a legal holi day. Miss Ethel Boozer has the position as stenographer and typewriter at the Southern depot. The reports on the penitentiary show excellent management on the part of Capt D. J. Griflith. Gorgeous costumes will be worn by Miss Convere and her excellent comn paniy at the opera house to-night. Mr. J. A. Kibler of this place will move to Columbia in a few dav and will engage in the dairy business. . See change of C. & G. S. Mower Co 's ad. when you come t. town you would do well to call on then for kny thing in their line. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. White entertain ed a number of young people, on Tues day evening at a lucheon, given in honor of Miss Tobin of Baltimore. At a meeting of the town Council held on Tuesday night, Mr. M. B1. Chalmers was elected street overseer to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna tioi of Mr. Jno. McCullough. The pension roll of the State shows these intertstitg figures. There are 7 707 pensioriers on the rolls, of this number 4,575 are old soldiers and 3,132 are the widows of veterans. Miss Maios Convere the occomplish ed North Ca-olina uctref-s will appear at the opera house to-night, in "My Daughter-in-Liw " If you fall to at tend this attraction you may have cause to regret it. Dock Coleman (colored) broke in bis father's house ot %londay iught and sti4e a watch and a par of p ints. Po licc ian Franklin caught. him Tuesday miorning and lodged him in jail -Ile also had other stqlen goods. The mayor of Union rect-ntly sen tenced a tegro 120 days on the chain kang forstealing chickens. Our mayor not only comes down "on chicken thelves but all o! her offenders hid better avoid appearing before him. Sieriff Biford hats succeeded in locat lug and ld ang in jail tw,) more fugi 1i.ves from jus'ice, Henry Cannon and Sam CIldwell, colored, eharged with d.sp-aing of crops under lien and mortgage The Sheiff arrested them in L-xingion County and arrive here yest.erd:ty. The alarm of fire was sounded yester day morning at about 10.30 o'clock, and the fir*- laddies responded promptl%, bus it proved to be only a dust. flue in the ,aling room at the Newberry Cot. ton Mills on fire, and before they could reach the scene the fire had been ex tinguished and no damage resulted. Personals. Mrs. J. N. Fowles, of Columbia, Is visiting relatives here. Mr. Z. F. Wright went to Greenville Wednesday on business. Mr. L. WV. F'loyd has returned from a business trip to Spartanburg. Miss Mary Llzzle Workman of Gold ville is visiting her friend Miss Mary Buford. Mrs. E. HI. Aull, is spending the week in Columbia at the executive mansion. Mrs Fannie Briggs, of Union is visit ing her brother President Geo. B Cromer. M r. M. P. Johnson, of this county who went to Texas last October has re turned home. A. H. and J. W. McLe~an of Newberry spent the day in Greenville Sunday. Greenville News Jan. Mr. L. A Riser, who has a posit,ion in the Railway 'mail service is spending a few dats eat home. Mise Lula Uradick is hack from Ne-w berry on a visit to relativesnd friends. -Saluda Sent.inel J,'n. 16. Cap ain L~ W. WhVi-..., '-al p.t.wo days last week with relatives in Nr wberry - Abbeville Press aand Banne' Jan. 10 Major D L. C, peland left yesterday for Louisville. K, ., t o purchase a large lot, of mules amei htorses for t,he New herry market. Mrs. Fell-rs, of Prosperity, sttopped over with her sister, Mrs II E. Todd, yesterday, on her way to Oconee Count,y where she goes to visit, her parents. M iss Julia Alewine, who has been visIting the family of J. N Stewart for several weeks, retur'ned cest,erday for ther homet in Newbterry-Greenville News Jin 16 MIss Viviennie Reid Caldweil, of Donalde, Is visiting her cousin Miss Vinunie May Wilson. Miss Caldwell has visited Newberry before and her mamny friends here will give her a cordical welsome. Miss Marie Btoykin, one0 of Ed gefield's most, popular, pretty anid attractive young ladies, will leave in a few days for Newbterry, 8. C., to visit friends and relatives. Miss'Bloy kin is a grad nate of the Girls' High School of Atlanta She made her debut at the ball of the South Carolina Club at Co lumbia, 8. 0., last November, where she attracted a great deal of attention on account of her beauty and grace. She is a member of one of the most arlstocratio families of South CarolIna. -Edgeield Cor. Atlanta News, Jan. 15 This signatare is on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine ablet. the rmedy that eures-e~i ee. aeme-day ON PERJUIED TESTIMONY. This Man Was Uonvicted-Has Now 111en Fardoned. Gov. MeSwconey yesterday Lranted a pardon in the case of Carter Hill con victed in Newberry county of the vio lation of the dispensary law and sent encod to pay a fine of $100 or serve thi oc months. Since the trial it has been proven that two principal witnesses in the case. men who sworn that they bought liquor from 11111 on a certain day, were 25 miles away at a barbecue. Bo%h the witnesses are now to bo pros ecuted for perjury.-Tho state Jai. 17 Newberry noys Alwoys Nuct eed. Prof. Fel:,rs opened the Denver High school last Monday with fifty pupils and the prospects of a large Increase in t he future. The professor made an excel lent address Tuesday evening to a large audience of pupils, patro' s an(I inte.r osted friends of the school, which was highly appreciated. lie isa fine speaker as well as a teacher of ability, and is winning his wa,y to the esteem of both patrons and pupils. Plrof. Fellers is from Newberry and comes highly re commended as a gentleman and a flne suholar -Denver cor. Anderson In telli - gencer. It always gives us pleasure to hear of the succes of our own county boys, and it is not. an unusual occurrence as sue cesq attends them whatever be their vocation or wherever be their field of labor. Newb, rry Ruittting Minl. The machinery of the Newbt rry Knit ting Mill has been set in motion and anor,her enterprise is added to New berry's already large number. romo of the operatives arrived last week and more are coining in every day. Work was begun last Monday, and arrange meits are fast being made for the work to be in full swing. The company has secured the services of Mr. Miller, of Pen ney ivania acting superintendent and Mr. J. E. Reiiwick as book-keeper. The number of machines in uperation is between twenty live and fifty, and it is the expectation of the company to have at least twice that number in by the last of the year N4wberry is in debted to Capt. W. 11 Day and several other of her enterprising citizens flr placing such comm ditieb as the mili will produce on the market. We be sp- ak for thif enterprise much success under the able manageuier.t which is being secured. Jury fur a&1anI* Ae.m. The following persons have been drawn to serve as jurors at the a pecial term of court which will convene on M iday, 28th inst., Judge James F. I&.ar presidingr: Geo. P. Hill. Jno. D. Livingston. P. W. Sheeley. Dan. P Werts. Geo. A. Epting. Tabor H. Hiol. Drayton Q. Wilson. B. U. Miller. MaJ.dison Pit,s. A. L. F"eagle. C. Sam Cleland. Wmn. C. Swit,tenberg. Art,bur LI. Dickert. James P. Bowers. J. A. Likard. Jas. L. Bedenbaugh. Win. B. Harmon. J. Lindsey Bowers. Win. D. Frick. A. For-est Counts. Jno. A. Garvan W. Back Lominick. Elias P. Lake. Alan N Crosson. Jno. II. Crotsson. Frank M. Schuimpert. E. Snowden Dominick. Paul WV. Hawkins J. D.ivid Koon. Ches. LI Minunick. Geo. Ii Abrams. M. M. I.vlntraton. Luth"r M. F'ellers. G-o. \l Bo'and. J. Whitomb Riley. Hl IPm going back to where We were youngsters. Meet mue there, Dear 01(1 barefoot chum, and we Will be as we used to be Lawless rangers up and dIown The old creek beyond the town Little sunbnrnt gods at play, Just as in that fter away. WTater nytnphs, all uinafraidl, Shall smile at us from the b)rinik Of the old millrace anmd wade Trow'rd us as we kneeling drink A t the spring our boyhood knew, Pure and clear as morning dew; And, as we are rising there, Doubly dow'rd to hear and see, We shall thus be made aware Of an eerie pipinig, heard High above the happy bird In the hazel And then we, Just across the creek,,shall see (Hal the goaty rascal!) Pan Hloof it o'er the sloping green, Mad with his own melody, Aye, and (bless the beasty man.) Stamping f:omi the grassy soill Bruised scents of fleur-de-lis, Boneset, ninut and pennyroyal. Noilce of Final Sotilofflent anil DischarM, NOTICE IS IIEREBY GIVEN Xt hat I will make final settlement, on the estate of Lambert, J Jones and Mary E~ Jones, deceased, in the Pro bate Court for Newberry Count,y, S C , on Wedneeday, the 20th (day of Febru ary, 1901, a' 11 o'clock In the forenoon, and will immedIately thereafter apply for letters dismissory as ad ministrator of said estate, L AMBER P'W. JONES, A dminisrrat,e DISPATCI OF 11U,t4 NEws4 IN TIVK SE1NATE WEDNE13DAY. A Iteolution St irri,g t'p tho Attorney Geti 4 rat ii the F*rtlinzer Trupt IMinttor. Worli of luotnmiittess. (The State, Jan. 17.) The senate was iii session not quite two hours WednesdaV. but notwith standing that a great deal of tim1e was sptent in discussing Mr. Gruber's "con struction billI," thl. calendar was cleared and a number of new bills and resolutions were in troduced. The senato wastes very little time over unimport aut matters. WVIIAT WAS D)ONKc. Tihe jtdiciry cominittee made a fat vorable report ont the resolution look ing to the incorporation of the ho4rd of visitors of the Thorwell orphanave. The commit,tve report on tho bill to ratify the amendient to the constitu. tion relating-to munielpAl idebtediess, and the bill was read the first time by ils title. ihere was no nifavorabli roport in the house resolution a to an anend ment of the constitution relating to the jurisdiction of magistrates. 'Tihe house coneuri-r nt, resoluitionl to appoint, a Coi'lit-tee of -ne senatt n Itid two representitti ves to consider the re port of the cole cotinumissioner -as re forred to the commit tee oin judiciary. Senator G raydon introduced a conceur rent resolutiim, which was adilpted, calliig Ol the ittorney general to re port at once what action, if iny, he Las takeii in regard to the fertihm.zr trust, as instructed by a bill passe o at the last Besslon. THiAT CONSTRUCTION MATTER. Tle special order for the day, 8 na tor Gruber's bill to declare the ec-nl iti uciion t o be placed otn certain auss amending former ucts, was then tal-on up and M r. Gr .ber spoke in favor o its : doption Sel,'tr Mower thought uch a law would be harmful and gave illus trations by which the interest, of the general assembly wonuld be defeated atd] the result then would ie rt medii d. Mr. Graydon favored it, saying he wanted to make the laws so plain that any lay man might read tnem and tell what they meant Mr. Ragsdale favored the bill, am he thought it would prevent many laiNs being repealed by implica tion without the inten ion of the legik lature. Mr. Batrnwe.ll oppost-d it. ]I thought. the bill unneet sary and calt-ti lated to make confusion worso confound ed. Nir. Honderson favored the bill saying t.at at present thei proalible of an act refers to nothing the bly of the act refers to something entirely dif ferent,. A motion was made to indefli. nitely postpone the bill but this was lost by a vote of 21 to 6, and the bill wav read and ordered to its third reading. THIRD READINU IalLFS. Mr. .Marshall's bill as to requiring peace officeis in mill towns to give bond. passed its third e-adig and was Bent to the house. Tho hiuse resolution as to the exton sion of the time for the paymentncf taxes was re'd the third time in tho sen ate. SECOND KEADTNO BI[LLS. Mr. Sheppard's applropriation bIll passed its second reading. Mr. Gruber's bill providing for the ratificat ion of the constitut,ional amend ment as to drainage passed its second reading. The house resolution asking that that portion of the Governor's Message re lating to chaingangs antd State convict,s be treferred to a joint committee was laId on the table, Mr. Henderson mnak InR the p)oint that bith the stnate and house had penlteatiry committees which were competent to handle the matte'r The house resolution providIng for the insurance of ths Mouth Carolina coll..ge property paased lts utcondo r- ad NEW DILLS. l'he f owingz new bills wore intro BA \lrt. Gruese -To provide for the r-um ing of public schools on a cash hasis and to provide for tuitIon feem. Refeirred to committee on education. Bi Me Sheppard Providinlg that t,b. sameo tommiins-ion i-s and mainagers of 'eeit ion for 8',at.o and count,y tillicers shell also serve in elatc'ions for mnem .bers of c .nezress. Refe,rre,d to etomt mitte or' pr-ivi leges and elect ions. By Mi r. Sutlle -n--To ri quire county commnie'ioners io show the na'uret of uimsi their pub lsated reports. ile By air. M atckhouse,-To abolish fees aind co-ts for' clerks of c'ourit.s and proe vide salaries Inst ed. R, (erred to jtu diciIary commit,eo. B, Mr Gaines---To provide for thle appolitme-nt, of cotunt,y dliepensors. Re ferred to ehe jild iiatry comintce. Thliis bill places the sieection of d ispensers In the hands of t,be grane jury. By Mr. Gaines-To regtinate the dio livery of alcoholic liquors b)y common ear riers. By Mr. Ildcerton-A bill to provide for the enforcement of the concealed weapon law. By Mr. Maiining-Tio regulat,e the width of tires of vehicles and to en courage the use of broad tires. ANOTHElR MATTEIt. The count3 government law was also considered, and a very able member of the committee was aeppointed to study the present la w and ascertain in w hat particular it, Is cotnflicting and uneat isfactory and to frame a new bill. 'hte present law is to be given a general over'hauling and the committee wvill en deavor to make the ltaw apply as nearuly the same In all conuna na possile Tho many friolnIs of 'rof. .1. 1'. Sher Ird will it. sorry to lear of his bereav. tI by the loss of iAI brother. 'rof It. A. Abraus was valled home last week onl tiecount. of the death of his brother, Mr. W. 'S. A brain-3. We cx teid (ot heart,felt synipath)y to i'rof. A brams. Mrs Eiisla ('ureton is vhitinlig .\Mr. Wil. A. No-eley's family. IDr. liitrd perforIed at skillhil op ratiin on . 1ule f"r the P>rosperity 'itock Comnpany. lie drilled it holo .1hrough the mule's jaw and drove a tooth out of the inule's inouth with a biuiner. a;d lputnch. Mr .lames 1). 1,it.hee has returnled to R.d'-e Spring, H. C , where he is in the ilule businev. T1her1e is a%o 0ug 'l'dy il town trying o buy it iilly goatt. She Says 0ho vant him for at pet. I supposc she ,hink-, a hen Aie gc!s him to f,llow her h" lett11t wili tlin)lk thit it is Ma y vith her rnIb. We art % ry zorry to hear ef 1Mr. It. Caper' illnes s lrs. W A Moz-vlevy I b lI been <Illte ick, but we atre ghtlql to say sihe is eonl a\escinig ks 6 P Curep mtiod i'o.ot --l'rit am mot Fro-. 1lbmI pois) is the worse disetso' m. Arth . t, t.h w aisi.tt, to vure whv n Bi i 1 ( iBoutnic lum. o 1l.im) is u-m!. .\IIa avv p u i S p4t.s oll tj) slini,uh r, nut ouI s patwhes, falling titr, ' t i t kin, honet I'lainls, t h il matim a'n:h -t111ig, bli dimg t es rine sorv.. Sor I 1,, senIs tn fin e ca , 11 CVin r '. n (d )I I,nI now) % it is bloo1d ?1 . n tml ; I I. 1i,. I - o d Iliah 11 5 ) I 1 A ,% I w li,t I t1, (11ug S to res. Tre I! mvn. t of 11 .Suit, fres and prepai.!1 by w ItIng Mooo lalil Co., At laIma, Ga. De ibe trimble and free nIldieal advic ven u1ntil cured. It. It I t.Olm oughly eslied for- 30 vvarC. ( %'ire , when t l1 Ise fal s. It 13. It. makes the blood uIn-C and rich htals every - re. and tfl-s all achles anld painls. IB. It It. im .roves the digestimn. Thero may bm angels in bjoavoIj Miln say so --but good Woman1t11 is etter tilit,ud to our atinosphliro. Dmln'. Lot Trhem Sufnar. Often chidren are t.ortured with iell ng aid burtning eczviml ani other sii Ilistlst R buot Ittim k len's Antea S flve le is ile raw s0re s, ex VI-s i11lin. tilt lotl. leaves t lie skin wit hout a ea. Sieant fragranti, cha'.n p, Ii'ere's ino s-lve im) atht111I1 a. go-)i. Try it.. Cre guana eed. Ony 25f at all druggists. A woman mlay not think entugh If it ni t arry him, but. si Wer0' COases to think well of him or asking her. 1 t 'urr in g food in 1 ha in test inles pr , IUes elf4l0 hItt those of arseiie, ,ut Dr. King's New ife P'ills expels he1 poisoln f;ont clogged bowelm, gell I ly, ashiy but surely. ouring Const ipation, li lit un41os, Sick H (eadnh, Fevers, all LKiviir, 11i at lIowel Iron bles. ,)il1. 25e at till d rugvist4. Therne wern a few things ioro inboarablo thlan finadinmg whmen too lato thatt we have wvrongly alccusedN a friend. Thoiuandsmit seint, Inito tiCe. 1'.v yar' a large tauther of poor aufl irerls wh tuoe 1 lnis art sore andl racked wit It eoughs lire uarged to go to I ini' r eli ilat -. liut I hiis is (5ostly at11d riot atlw- .vs surte Do''t ho ana exile whIen Dr1). Ki1 nt's New Discovery' for 'tinsa pii on will (sire yout at (10mte. Ii, the naist inflallible inedicinae for D. ghas. Colds, anid ll 'I'hrt.tElt anid G,i ng dIisinases itn earl ia Thle first dlose >riags relief A -t'iunding cures result !rotu p.-r-ist enat.t we. 'l'rIal h tI Ile frio it all drulgg ist, >rice 500! and $1.00. Conasidering all thae troubleit Kan tias City hias had1( wit h an exclusively [r'ish polico, why not try Swedo? 'Iw r- i .o - .1 WV Stilil i, of fnir -i C c. '-rti hedt. his lueg w''ith .must s wtr. I II .,iin II t n htt i ad uist in,. -ei i... l"r'n w c-irs hae ull'nrel inito'n'ly Tin I ie- btlt donu Iltier- uni I I 2 ox- f fluteklemn's ad aieli 's ev, r " F,r ItCruti, 111n2, 0A"na. Tlei I r. I- h l'iithemt. H:tris -andi alt blo. o-I d is .rde urs ICleei e lI it ttlr has no rIval on c-arth. i''ry Ihemt. All '1n re it will nu'ar-once stisfact ion o ref'uit nstmot y. On i.ybI 50I len1. T-HF CDMMONER, Isnued Weekcly. William J. Bryan, Llnooln . . . Nebraska. Teaa--PaiyableI In. Adveanceo. ZInc Y ear' ---.-----........... 0 l'ht'ee M onths................. 3 Sini' Copy........................ 0 I'hoa Ierald and News andc Theii Commoner .................22 Suableri ptlons taken att IIerald and News ofilee. MWolasses! Molasses!! We have just received three cars of New Or !eans Molasses. Hav ing bought in large quantities we are pre pared to make a very low price. Call and see our goods before you purchase. Summer Bros. f4LU A l'r)greKuIvo W111at 1'a4 ty. Mis' Tlhyra Schumipert, was the hos Ss at, ai det (lightful Cad paIIty on Tueday afterolon from thm re to 1i v( o',o-k. rogr.ive - whsI t as tihe gamle played, :klitl the prizi, IL lovely unanwl( I he0art pin W won by MiSS ANINV ri Afrter tho ga i ell iu rofreshl mlentsi were s4,'vedl. Those present were: Nli.-'s Vilnic Mlay Wils.)n, k,izzil! D)o-ninli k, Lizzie Glei.u L il'- Wel( ch, Mh rtitl Sohuilm p.rt, Gurr"Ilo C trwilo atl Maggie Damel. indigestion dyspepsia bif1iousness and the hundred and one simi lar ills caused by impure blood or inactive liver, quickly yield to the purifying and cleansing properties contained in JoInstoffs SarsapartIllai QUART BOTTLO. It cures permanently by acting naturally on all organs of the body. Asa blood-cleanscr, flesh builder, and health-restorer, it has no equal. Put us in Quart Bottles, and sold at $i each. "TH3 MICHIGAN DRUG COMPANY," Detroit, Mich. * Take Livercttes for Liver Ills. 25c. * . PX. 'elham, Newherry, S.C. 8u Mi 's Drug Store, Newherry S. C. The tedI'ers 1'hrmac11y11WV, .Cwhcrry S. (. Dr I. G. ( rb.ri .. , 'ro-peri. 8. O i. 20th CENTURY FEED gOODS!1 We offer Jeans, Cash meres, Clothing, Jack ets, Cloaks, Hats, Fc.."y Dress Goods, at 25 cents off the $1.00 until January 31, 1901. Moseleu Bros. Hot and Cold Drinks "The Pelham Fount." Tomaht) oBouillon,... . . .. . . . . . B3o3f BAouillon . . .. .. . . . . .c. Cu1p. (lamn Houillon. .. .. .. . . ..c. Cu p. 1-ot Coffee,.... .... .. .. . c. Cup. Hot (Chocolt,.......... . Cu p. H-ot Mu1altl M idilk......... 5c. Cup. Lemon-G ing'r PhIosphaute - . (1Hot or Cohl) {uc. Cup. Giniger Puir..... .... ... no. Cup. Cream IBovolino0........... Th. Cu p Coca CJoia.... .... ....... c. Cup. Orangendo.... .... .......... C;up. (Cocolato C3( ream Min t. . . . 5c. .C~u p. Peacht~1 (reamo.... .. .. .. ..... Cup j TIomato I eof 1Houillonm . . . . I OD, Cup. E'gg Chmocoldat o.... ... ...0 . Oe upi ' (Gingo'er monado ........ [.. (On ep. F0gg P~I0hophto.... ........ 100 Cu DAY OR NIGHT 4; e We carry the best to bo had. No dloubt about it. "Buy SHIOES of Mower Co., anld get good ones'."--G0o. E. Keith Co., Waulkover, ele., etc., for meni aani boys8. Stecrliung, Heginai, etc., etc., for' Lad(ios. F"ull line of Childrenu's Shoes, 14ad we have the very biest of the chonipor linen maudo ini this country for WVomn and Childron-thme cole. b rated GoodIman Iino. Como andl s0 us8. C. & G. 8. MOWER CO. Boars the h Kn Youl Have Aiway a 0ogir Sluat.nro a - 2 Cooking Utensils Of rvec.ry Ihid IIkMIad) of (the best Htampwd tin that nee 1rss, grau ito wiaro, CaFt. irm-n, e-t(. KITCHE WORK 1 S 8A Y to wwomliish, if y-ou got tho right kiii.I of Slaw Cutters, (Ira-lters, Mviat Choppors, Fo.( Choppers, %"Ofoe MIIIlS, Iopper anld -alt Mills, Pe. Ca'fll anld soo oilr linm of tho abhovo Cooed article", cr anything i hh11111d wae line eorr buyin . Kodacs, Amateur Supplies, Standard Books, Blank Books, Bibles, Office Supplies, Stationery, and hundreds of Valuable Articles selling at a very low price. We must clean out all this stock for a new line. Give us a call at The Book Store, w. u. PIAYES. l:- - If at tme piece is putrchatsed here, yotu may bec rtnin of itIs goodi qu al ity, in fact., we gutartant Le it. 'This atpplies t,o our repreLsenftatt,Aon on all the goods we sell. Sterling Silver and Cut Glass Just Arrived. Comoi and exitaine oar stock, it,. Strict,ly up-to-daite . DAN1ELS & CO. I a Notions! Notions! Hosiery, Hantidkorchieofs, (jorsets, (Gloves, TJho best Hiery and( most of it! The host, IIandt(kerch)iofs anud most of thomn! 1'T hest Corsots anid mo'st of them! The best Gloves and most of thomn! Como anrd see us. U.& . S. IY'JWEl U . Special Term of the Court of Common Pleas. IN OB10 Dii14Ci'0 TO il i OR DER 'If Ilia HOnor, llenry MicI ver, (Chlef Jusit,ic.. of the Su premeo (out of Sot h Carolina, datetd the 4t h day or January, A. 1) 1901, a Spel I 'Termtt of the Court of C ommo.n I 'heats for Ne.:wherry County Is hereby cailled to be holden at N< w nr3y C mIrt, Hous, begintnintg on Mon hty, It he 28h daiy of Jatnustry. 1901. .JNO. V. OOGGA NS, C C. P & (1. 8. Newborry. 8. C., January 9,19nn.