Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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C~e Mmaf A0 Un. t 't i (1 Oi'A t ' n n hic Wlvhle4,i t* i i I Lj%i L rv' ;(ilved, i;se: i ntu a p1iioi(0 ol'gantl ii-ion 1'y the ulction of tihe' follow. iug oilicor. F.' 11. Hyatt, of Colum bin, proesidont ; 1'arlo Sloan, of Char" bo'+toi, soct'tary; Ii. F. Tolly, of A i d*r";, trea)ti. o (r olmr.t y Sulp r 1 i\ +a. i.K' w i ( " d'.l to rtqu--.t tl." 5. ;i tl!I ait It' app'rend ant1:1 tSi io gtbt to e'tch Comiity the t lt r,gt of t' ('o1<l:ty t" o t ) iI tu tcnot to vxco. +l tw'- ait.nd o hall 11111s oin the taitlle property of thi c,IIntyi fot thr' cunsl ructionl amn( t !iitr natc Of e1 )uli1c high w,va. A roh' I t io1 W ali ts) iptot)11(O to o <ims: he h 'islattt to iraint to 1th (tmie t. het O righ t to Hl-i( bonds t< eOnstruct ant]d nIliitactin their public higwayh if iany 'of tht coutit shouh s t're. thi:: te' tion to h dlt'(tt''1 l by I unty ' ttlen. T'he liure tt: 1t,d tha tio tr1 e v o,(rvirso t4 I 1;. i iet' w ol s hrelIt bel w h :l a. t .' 1 V lt l .y I'(1 t'(' l cour.' tt\ t ',tt ".('I,trv it 'N l 1't e o iod of to years or Ieot-s to b e inIot t.o the Ohain aing to bo used I tho cOnsHtruction andu muaittnatnco of the plubiO bighways. Also that the log islattt"r1 h0 rOg t11" d(t to o1nact much awf uii will enoulragfro thie useo .,f Il Orstin afe lensibli andIi( get( rL)nLIs tor! I.'t i'Iillt'ii. t h i oi I iltlO good roads u thlib Statt is by oontract andl by taxation and wo have ad1VOOatOd thit3 courso for somel timue. In falt wo fool sur that even thoio of our citizOns who aro most afraid of taxation andl hold tipl their handH in holy horror at thesuggestion of an Increaso in taxi w111oul conilite all opposition aftor usinSg sou, good roads an had wtild horon:t the uost a,btlont '(wl ti(i')C(t v e tes: ( ationise for roa t builang. \n to li (itainliy much grutiti to stoo th intt'reit which is now being manifest u this lbir ter t The year is about drawing to ek!t.so. It i!n boon a tard you wi 1:! Vr. lint there is no u to whwit'. nioln in (of in-r f eo pl aro ( n 1n\ it o th to rt ofthi 1'e. Ald; poft byoth exit has fiod to paht. Tfhe n rwcpairs nde miaoti hred Vtime fdor8te scrip-m thatn sees to bhe lasete thngto we thatd Thei outo i ol~ tmal 'thatxu \\t ihoteo nelet o~r overlol<1.2 du forotl1g pjIibly thatn sao:lrt hu al o redople pe and whtvr weni couragbue othto ae itsuch Wi he Waoed wod lkhes o rtinl gof our nwsppe connatiion all the ne os rmar hecmpty hatemd snd gnera readers We oufldlienos.N nscris tor sfort thr aseor:io nu leyfor teaancemetiand up. liftnge we Mn of thount haveo (dornet.tms whlter ie ohae bon avit aied of athiprcesin eead isv recived adecridotytiism This masyt be xpomily, but witi wae hopte ptie wihaethe esaped eft,hatren to youwll khe roi aind a we tav dreqesedan coplyath nex Wear alaysR -e o servenyou and posritret alwaysrpeope ouan htver weca conrideutoosmaeelt sudichargle crly gvenhro. h hsyo Wewudlk oreanalo'u te Spanisli Amricau war in which Sch loy was callod "coward, eaitifr, I oltroon," fromn his position ats i skilled lat'orer in the Brooklyn navy lt tIl. Alitclay was a F>w days agtto itskl by Secretary bong. by dire. Siion of tl I'r1'sitient, to ltuttl in his r:sig-.tion Thi't he refused. to do, taking Iho position that ho had rogu iarly passed the civil Hervico oxami nation necessary to obtain the posi tion ho held and Could not bo dischargod wit.hont charges being reforretI against him. Upon ro -''' t f this ! 'rc-.tttlnt Rt.ooeve'lt 't.r- lt<i l. eu it .tjod at+ dtichaeri,o. ThePa!Mis to bo c.'ntctuortI l it I h . P tt,ton. I ) O iiI t.o tis ta<t oven if Admiral Dowoy deserved the "'ithetH .I))lied to him by Malay, it wo'u)ld not be' well fo keep it man li Iho so8Vice of the U'nited States who appliod such opithets to an Ad muiral in the 'nited States Navy. \W"o 'uliovo I'roesitnit li"osevolt u ill I o con)ttuerttletd throughout, the cout.t ry for I ho dischatrgod of Mlaclay. It is being tIalkOd in some <ilarters bat the resignations tone time ago handed to the governor by our United Stt tIM som:ttotN coubl not be with dlrrtwhn ain ti ttho legislature at its noI.' on-,irt n will p rocec'd to till tho { ?eni)tc+(0' cuttt;tt I I h ose oesigt.t. 'it. .\hing but talk will como f it, howev'. The resignations wore never acoeptd cl, and senators coneonted to withdraw them, and nothing whatever can be done. Even if thoro are two vacancios, ats is thought by sOMO, we venture the att=t'' rtion that the matter will not et ii ho lrog:t,ht to t ho ttention of tlt hIlgisiat ure. Two of the members of the cabi net have already resigned, and it is likely that more will follow. Post mnaster'(:enoral Charles Emory Smith and Secretary of the Treasury Gage have both tendered their resignations, which have boon accopted, and it is thought that Sooretary of Agricul ture Wilson will be the next one to go. It may not bo long before President Hoosevolt will have an entireLy now cabinet of his own choosing. probably the iinest racing meet over hold .in South Carolina is now in Charleston at the Exposition, and will be 'there during its entire pro gz. We lear'n that tho \ dway it, ,l:o in full blast and that now :.he :uildin; are itlount comple)ted at..i the e.xhibits i 'itallei. Wett hno that aill our pleople who' can wili go to Charloston somel time (luring the Exposition. They will not regret the trip. Says HIe Was Tortured. "I -ti'ettredl 54uch paIin from corns I fit i hard!yv waulk,'' writes II. Rob-ini aoni. ill soronmg hi, Ills., "bt B 1ucklen's ':t.- ik.' raniie oin sprai ns, bruises, euta, so'res. .waIds, bturns, hols, ulheets. 1'erchale-r of skin~ diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed by all druggIsts, 25.~e i.ZcIIitur ItumnS. '.e are hin~Ig winter wleather down11 h.'-e foi ni ie. A nether light sniow last wee. A pleasant. Christmais LW the Herald and News, typos, andi readet Mr. J. D. T.ori'ks little soil is slowlv imp rovitig agnt glad to say. Mr Kingsmore and family have moved ini thte dwelng vacated by Mr. J. S. Werts. R~oadl working in this section has been p)ostpone'd tuntil after Christmas on aic count of the hard free-zes. Our roamds are in good condition, however. Mrs. J. R. Watts is conimned to her oomi quite sick, sorry to say. Hope she It is fearted the hani uc ol I weather h a ins ired thme on ter 0op. I )ats generally wi:re sown a htttle bite whieb n ill cause thema to be inl imore dantger. Mr. D). 11. Cook and wife spent Thxura daiy in Saluda countv-. Mr. M. L. K inard killed a imnad dog last Sunday afternoon. Mr. Johni Metts andt famnily lave moved in O'Neall section. Mr. iina WVerts andit faimily have m'ov'ed ini St. Pauls community. M r. J. $. Werts and1( family have moved in St. Luikes section. WVe are patiently awaiting for the tural delivery of the imall through this section anid hope to have it soon. Wec do need it. M%r. Im Nah's of Co'lumii will spend Christmias w ithi hsis fathers fainnly3 heme. D)r. J. WV. Kinard, of Columobia is ex pected up with his bride this week on a visit to his mother. Messrs. HI. 3. Kinard and IL. Hi. Kinard went down to Columbia WVednesday after noon to be present at the marriage of their brother, Dr. J. Wi. Kinard. Sigma. Working 24 h!ours a Day. There's no rest for those tireless little workers-Dr, King's New Life fills. Millions are always bnsy, enring Tor. pid Liver, Jaundice, Billiousnesse, Fever' arid Agre. Tihey banIsh Bleck Head ache, drive out Malaria. Never grIpe or weaken. Small, taste nIce work wonders, Try them. 25c at all drug glate. Pronperity News. hir. S. 11. 1i V1wkins, of St. Luke s, has mntoved to town. -,ev. W. 11. 11ilor rias roturnedt froir hl trip t Concord, N. C. .l. A. G,. Wi hi, -. an of) the sic. i;& is ain. 'ic4. Fatin111ie Strotrher, of Johnston, who has been visiting M rs. I-. 11. .utho , left to-day 'ue a tow days visit in your city. Mr. J. I. Wheolorjand daughter, Miss Kate, visited relatives hero the past week. Mr. Wheeler has boon proprie tor of the Winnshoro Hotol, Winns boro, H. ('., for the past sveral years. We undort,tand he willI movt from there at an early date. We hopo he will .;iiio 1"ack to Newberry t;o"nty. (lrare .:1t) eran tiunuas t-el'.ool 1n naking overy ellort to mtako the Chrils manr Chiriney a su'cesi it w1il be ;given on C'-ristmnai unight. Mr" W allace liruco ,-,ft a fev days since (or North Carolina to visit her father who has been quite sick. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cannon have been in town the past few days visiting rel ativ"s. 110 has necinpted a position with The Iieralc and New. Well, Mr. Bill Snooks, of 13ishop ville, I am very sorry mty nam e hs caused you the trouble of writing the protost in issue of the th inst. I was asked to report the news from our town and, so far. have done the best I could. The idea of beconing a writer like lIill Arp or 1lii Nye. ha? never crossed my mimed. I have never fanciecd su101h writings and if 1 had chosen a n'net accordiii; to my raney of a wr i' I eei tainly; would not have chosen tiil W!, I supposeo by thi-' ti:no you have *:aluned down. Yo'u munst romuemt her that occasioually wo find two and even more persons of the same name. I have in mind now two porsons namaed John. and to distinguish Ihem we call one "Big John" and the other "Litt.le John." So, the beat way I 'cnow how to sc. tle the mattor ii to make these ad d;tfoe . Uniless yon are an overgl.e :.1 from necessity havo your clothes .y:or'made I shall hereafter :ign Big Como on, now, and give us thU uwt; from Leo County. Bill Snoons, of Prosperity. Dec. 14, 1901. St. puln' Items. Wheat and oats are coming up nice ly. Glad to see large quantities of small grain sown. We poor old souls havoabout finished picking cracked boles, Fire wood is in groat denand at pre..eknt. Mr. L. 1. Epting ha, coiepieted some nceded :mprovecent; n Jolly street school house. Mr. W. Q. Hipp and wife visited at Mr. L. I. Epting's Sunday. N r. W. S. -3oyh, is doing some ear ponter work for Mr. G. M. It. Epting of your town. Gliad to hear that little Armner, Lorick is some beter, 'c is a pupil in our "Inuday school. Mr's. Sue K ibler, we are sorry to state. is confined to her bedi and is very 10w. We are enjoying eating plenty of nice rabbit. i'esa. i)ec. 163, 1901. A New Remiedy. TJhe old frienids of Chamber-lain's Cough R~emaedy wi be pleased to know thiat the maanufacturoers of that, prep parat ion hato gotten out a new remn Odly Called Chamnberlain's Stomach and Laiver Tablets, and that it is meeting with nmuach success in the treatment, of ionst ipation, biliousness sick headache. ipaired digestion and like dlisorder-s. IThe,e Tablets are easier to take and more pleasant l'u effect than pills, thena thecy not only move the bowels, but im prove the appetite and cor'roet any dis orders of the stomach and liver. For sale by WV. F. Pelhami & Son. Mrs. R(osa Smiith died on Tuesday, the 10th day of December 1901. If she had lived untill next month she would have reached her 81st birthday. JHer maiden name was Sloan and she was a sister of Mr. Archievill Jones Sloan, of this county. After her marriage to Mr. Smith they removed to Alabama and he served in a regiment of Confed erate volunteers, from that State. .4s a widow Tbe ret,urned to her native co'in try anid took up the har-d task of making a living in those troubled times and independently of charity or her claims on her kindred or the bounty of the State. For thirty two years she was houskeeper for Mr. James YV. Harris and since bin death for Mr. Monroe llarris. For that long period she tilled that humble pos5itiojn with mnueh faithfulness and e'jcobbilty that shae gained not only toe confidence, of her employers, but the affationate re teem of her neighbors and all otrer persons who had the opportunity of obser'vilg her qluiet lIfe. It was an illustration of the wise old coup'et: "Ilonorand shame fromno con,."to rIse. Act well your part, the~re all the honor lies." A Friend. A GOod Cough Medle',.. [F'rom Gazetto, Toowoomba, Australia. 1 find Chamberlain's Cough Itemuedy is an excellent medicine. I have boon suffering from a severe cough for the last two months, anid it has effected a eure. I have great pleasure in recom mending it.-W. C. wocknor. This is the opinion of one of our oldoes and most respeoted residents, and has been voluntarily given in good' faith that othere may try the remedy and be-bon efitted, as was Mr. Woeoknor. This remedy is sold by WV. El. Polham & Son. Men'stall wool suite. S5.00 at,Wnoton a ( )loo mornin ' frien ' . WV( ntl' hav}\inl; omo1 eCt( we" ti1(-r at prv.,wvt. M9ia I; 1n emu ! 1:'."d 1t t num l:f v-1. ha.vt ' b. V i ii l '1t ii a ' t. o.' r. ':vo Frow' ncet 1' O'tlt) r fru'me;r. at aout tlu ..I-u " ow 1hig gra"Iin and are now preparIng fOr Mr. V. I.. MwI",ro is biluiit:ing him a new residerlco which will tllhi nm1t1h to tho appoaranco of hi place. Mr. John A. Hiddle will furti .i a shooting match nlext Friday ovenlntg. Airs. Bettle i'ulmter is very ill, also Mrs. J. W. Morris. W"hile Mossre. .1. A. Baker and Mar eun1 r.esttr wern going to a ebootink 'iate}i in a buggy together, thu mule beenlitnu frighten'ed and ran away, throwing Mir. [.ester out of the hu!gy breaking one of hl' tLein,:w aud ri.r-i ing hitui up pretty had. \Ir. flak or es' caed unin jured. There will hi a ("lristi taa rUe 't Zion on Christmas day. Christmuas will ttoon hlo bei t', nt.(d i' itt!o folks are beginnin th fli; t: those nice present,,, that old ianita ('laua1 is going to gi'e the m. So little boys and girls b sure and tion't for;.It to hang up your stockinrz. The members of Maecedunia and I i,)i Trinity churchet have called Itov. Ftied to preach for themn this year. ir. Elird has accepted the call and will preach at Macedoniat the second and fourth Sundays of each muonth, and will [-reach at Holly Triinity the first andi third Sundays of each month. Mr. Pat Bowers gave the young folks a social last Saturday n:ght. A large crowd was present and every one seemted to en joy themel ves. (i ur schocl at Fairview wlil vacate a week for Christmias. Mr. - Shiply. of Tenesdee, passed through this scetlon a few days ago ol: hih way to Hilton. Mr. W. P. Pugh has pur ihased tIOn Mary Dominick place nea' i)onn~nek's Inill. Mr. Fayette lDominick ha4 purehased himself a pea thr) shur ani will tlresh for the public. With best wishes to The herald and News and its readere. and whlehing all a merry Christmaa, I remain, Dec. 18, 1001. J. M. M. oleanings Around Timothy Creek. Mr. Perry Kunkie and Miss Mattie GJorge w-je lappIly married last Sun day evening at the parsonage, Rev. Mathias ofliciating. They have the congratuiatios of their mnany friends. Mr. Jim Cromer and family spent Monday night and Tuesday here with Mr. John Cousin's family. Mrs. Elizabeth Neil, of Miisissippi, Is spending a while here with her br,ther, Mr. Yates Myors. She is a native of Nowberry and the wife of Mr. Washington Neil. She will return home in a few weeks. \i-4. -uia HI-Iunter has been very sick, butt Cati to say she i.i .t, hiIn. Mrs. ,la Cousins spenr a .'w days in Goljdvill with kindred and hr.s re turnced horn;e. Mr Henry B3ooz.er spent last Sunday with his uncle, Mi'. Daniel Booz.er. Cloudy, cold.I freezing weather, but alt are tlocking to town for Chiit,mas. Wishing ever'y one a happy Christ mas, I remain your bumble servsant. VeronGa. 8t. Phililp' New. * ' have been having very cold weather. TPhe people have been busily engaged butchering and layi ng a;va. their imb ~ sr;a.'ks for Uh ri's mi''* Misses Nettle and le.atr'ice .t uill, of P'omaria section, spent a very ple'asant night in this community as few Satu' day nights ago. Our debatiug Society wil meet. the tirt, Saturday night in Januasry. 'IThe subjet to be debated Is: WVhieh has caiused the most deetrucetion, war or whiskey? A number of the boy.c of our neIgh borhood will give a grand old sere nade Chrlstmas Eva night, to bring 01(d times back once' more. There will be a Christmas tree at St. Philip's CJhristmas week. A merry Christmas to all and fare well to 190)1. Dec. 17. Feather-top. A. J. Snell wanted to attend a par'ty, but, was afraid t.o do so on account of p)ains in his stomach, whieh he f'ared would grow worse. Ele says, "I was tolling my troubles to a lady friend, who said: 'Chamberlain's Colic, Chol era and D!arrhmia Rlemedy will put you in condition for the party.I bought a bottle and take pleasure in stating that, two doses cured ime and enabled me to have a good time at the par-ty. Mr. Snoll Is a resident 01 S9umx mner 1i1li, N. Y1. [his remedy !s for sale by W. it. Peiham '& Son. Charieston Espoetlon Rates via Southern Mallway. On accont of ti South Caroli.na lanter-Sta e and West'Tdlsan E xposition to be held in Charleston, S. C., begin c-log December it, 1901, the Southern Jtrilway will sell excursion tickets to Charleston anid ret,urn at, the followIng attra':tivye rates: tLM N4EW[nMit1tY, $. C., FOR $7. 5 E'"'.t.n'ea'"-' a "'F Tickets on sale daily, lim ee ited to return ton days. * Qjj- Tickets ON sale Tuesdays * e. J/ and Thursday., limited to return seven day. CJorrespondingly reduced ratee from other pointe. The Southern Railway Operates double daily trains on convenient sched ulois with Pullman f4iecpers to and fronm Charleston, 8. C. For further information apply to: W. E. McGee, T1. P. A., Augusta, (Ga. W. If. Tayloc, A, 0. P. A. Alanta, Ga,. R. W., Hunt, D. P. A., Charleston, 8. C. J. A. Burtn, A. Ne...c'y . . The J. S. Gov R)y al dakn 71t i m.1t ' s aanrlt u,m of !!i a ' rnaul Atlrtidstm i. ust L (tetr I .ctirtti ti;if( in th 2 post.o1I:e it NewV . berry, S. C., for week onding Doc. 2'lh. It- It It U'.aty, Mb.s t;race Ber lent hauigh, uun i liusslr. C--tiedge (lhaiJnt, Dug 4.:ldwell, E.net- Cla rk0, .1 Cli ti: e, A N ('ros :?(rn, Matti, Co emntt , \' I Curry. G-- NI; Mir y N Gra1hum, 4Ank G r., ! li;) l (i M , G lmby. I i ! t Ihirri tt: , ( . iut. Alic .J Joh1ii -ol n1e , A inet .Joh ntsoi. N-No0t.hwester VFt Co. i'-Mary !'y-''oer. .1no 1I Pearson, \M r3 Matt tie I'tister. i -- I,ouiit) N Iobit:co11, A.ndlerson Iu)s I. h:!iot. I,..if, ituIr'\ K' bler . ;-- nc!gro,ve. irs ,iut (cettles, Per i;I : y penek, 31rs Jamnia Stephens, \ Sitaw"1:an. If Ward Shealy (2). T ---'lT'x Turner. V - Miss llattin Vughlins. W - -Wi ,il 'W.ms, H,tter W righu. I'iron 1dlint tr these letters will pleate :ay they were ad . t: tise-. L,. I' iyumn , Actrng P. M. "fi i --nes--t rr.i -- s t a rm> te }e p-.. a You have used all sorts of cough reme dies but. if does not yiel; it is t)co (eepi seated. It may wear itself out in time, but it ir more Iiable to p" o I.c 'a grippe, pneumonia or a seri ous th roat ffetf ri. You need something that will give you strength and build up the body. SCOTT I jEMIJ.SION will do this when everything else.-fails. There is no doubt about it. It nourishes; streng~thens, builds up and makes the body strong and healthy, not only to throwj off this hard cough, but to -fortify the system against further attacks. If you are jrun dow,t or emaciated you Sshould certainly take this Snourishing food medicine. Stockholder's Meeting. 3JHE ANUL MEETING OF the SThareholdiers of the Comn. mercial Banitk of Newbierry, S. C., will be beid at th8 of1ice of the Prey ident at Newberry, S. C. at 11 a. mn. on Wednesday, January 8, 1902, for th-e purpose of electing D)irectors and fcr Lhe transaction of such othecr busineas an may come before the meeting. Share holders will please attend or be repro sented by3. proxy. Z. F. WIGHIT, D)ec. 2i, 1901.Cahir FOR Your New Year Supply of anything that is kept in a first class BOOK STORE You can find Cheap at Mayes' A GENERAL lINE OF LEDGERS AND Journals and Book Keepers Supplies always on hnd.e rnmenit '.'e:ft te Superi9rify of Ig Po Vder. STATE OF SOUTH AROLLINA, COUNTY OF NE1BERitY--IN l'()BATE COURT. By W. W. Hodge i, Eq., Probate Judge. riil tu.hAS, z H. Stiber, made suit to mue to grant him Leutters of Administration of the ebtate and effects of W. W Abrams. (leceast"l. 'T'heac at therefore to site and ad monish a' aud etingular the kindred and red i l' of t, o) ..ld V. W A ratm, deceasted, that thoy be a,nd appear be fore tie, in the Court of Probate, to bo held at Newherry Court House, S. C., on tho 2nd day of Jaluary next after publication thereof, u ,1 t 'In l 1.n 1c foronoon, to show cause, if any they have. why the oaid Admiist4rattion ahould not ho granted. (mivun under my hand, tbis the 17th [t.S day of )ecen,b,r. Anno I )onini, 1901. W. W. IO)C f':, J. P. N. C. STATE 01" SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY 01" NEWB [ERRY-N PROATl; OOURT. By W. V . Ho .ge.i, Es' , Proltte Judge W Hff -EA 1. J. LAWSON C>; . una iAdLIJ ;t to tm, to grant him Letters of Administration of the estate of and effects of Addie Davls. Thes are tnerobore to cite and ad mnoni b al; and ingular .th; kindred and ereditora of the said Addle 1)avis, de c t t: *y tnd a beor me. a tt (- " f i rbat a t 1)0 held at \owberry tourt lilu4e, S. C., on the 3rd of January next, after publica tion thereof, at Ii o'clock in the lore noon, to show cause. If any they have, why the said Administration should not he granted. iiven under toy hand, this the 18th I t..S day of December, Anno Domint, 1901. W. 'W. HO D(; E8, J. P. N. C. &4A.-r1aT. LA I HEADQUARTERS, Christmas shoppots who wish to make their selections in advance of the rush should visit the establish. ment of J. W. White. There is to be found a complete stock of C1ixUTi.As G.(.S. Everythin-; imagl;inable for preseitt9 for every iueambor of the family. All that is asked is that you visit this store boforo buying anything. REM EMBER J. vv. VW'ite, who for this season has formed a co partnership with Old Santa Claus, and the )ubli. is to reap the benefits. CH RIS Will soon be here. selected Stock of Chris Prices. Now is the tim Raidr's, London Layers Seedless Raisins, Cu Pr.unes to make Fruit C Candy, Plain Stick, Sc. WXe have~ a-ice~ assortment, In Newherry. F'ive cents have a Large and Selected Si Flour, Meal, Sugar-, Cofll'e it Full Cream Cheese at 15cts. p< and a N ice and Selected Stock the Lowest Prices. The Sn Mittle Corner, r We will not sell to yoL disc at your offer-a dollar. That was our w Largest Merohal We botight them for t S. C., and surrounding that we have succee'ded Cheaper thai have bonght their goods. We know, MONEY, and all who trade with us ac Qrea test Qargo MOREGOODS8FO Never since we have been in busine sold in the past muonth. .Talk(is Che ap! ea; genuine BA RGAINS. Every cnstomi O.KLE1I ~The Far and S SIlLIL BUT DEL1IHTFUII PRE8FTS are numerous in this big stock of Perfumes, Toilet Ar ticles, Pictures, Mir rors, Fanary Leather and Celluloid Goods, etc. llntrcds of cholo" nrtioles from which t I c 'n n "-us can make it satisfactory :.clection. T1hoseo goods will jump utraight. to i warni spot it the recipientQ heart. An ud they dun't cost much itther. GILDER & WEEKS', PartIular Pharmacists. Corner 1)rug Store, Newberry, S. C. Stockholders' Annual Meetin. r'i, . N ;'"AIL M':ETiNu O' H'I1E - " S'ocl' aoolrs .' th, ."ational anikc o: N- ,vl.rry, . C , v. 11 be held at, the ollco of the President at New borry, H. C. al 11 o'clock a. In , Tuesday the i"!th d(ay of JanLary, 1902, for the uur,o :e of clceting directors, and for the transaction of such other tosiness e iy ' comN,, i,'e!' .he m"o xi ng. Stock. hnNNS , ' ri,a, at,tend or be r,pre 'I'. 8. DUNCAN, Cashier. Decembr 18th, 1901. THE NEWBERRY Land aid $ecurity Co. Wli. HU1V AND SELL Notes, Bon ds and Mortgages. Stocks of all kinds and Real Estate. 0. B. MAYER. President. Jro. M. KINAnD, See. and Trena. TO MNP VIA SOUTHlRN_RAIL'AY Comllte Dillg Car Scrvice, For details see Agent Southern Rail way. TMAS We have a large and trnas Goods at Lowest B to buy. ,the best, 1 Oc. per lb. rrants, Citron, Dates, akes.. per lb. by the box. andl the largest stock of 0 tvO dlollars each. We also och of Groceries, Bacon, Lard, 1d1 a full line of Can Gloods. r' lb. Also Trobacco, Cigr of Crockery and Tlinwvare iiih Co ewberry, S. C. our stock of merchan hundred cents on the ords to one of the mis in America. he people of Newberry, y country. We know in buying our goods I All Others ye have the BBST VALUE for the knowledge that we offer the ins on Qarthz! RI.E88 MONEY! is have we sold miore goods than we notations in an advertisement are but printer's ink. We offor you ~r Is a living advertisement for us. rTNER, quare Dealer.