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K. 11. AULL. HoI-nol, TIAF LEUISLATLIRC. Tihe legislature will mnet o. 'uesday the 1.1 t. ThIs is llan ni portal t "'e.ssion, inusiluch as it is tho last Bes.1lol of the present legislatIC. l'roba'by one of the most, interesting and most impor talt questions which will, he brought up will be that of child labor, which was brought over from tbe last session. Another important matter which should have the attention of the leg!h1 lature iH thu qutestion of redistricting. There no longer remains any necessity for Our congresslotial districts to ue cut vp like they are. Thie emergency which brought about this condition in LO longer an issue in this Statu and the legislature should so redistrict ilie State as to make tho districts com pact and coitiguotus, as required by an .Act of the last Congress. It is hardly lobbthic that the dis pensary will cause imuoh dicussion, )s evrything teems to ho nving along )is P1lootily With it as posuible and there can no lotnger be any dolbt that i majority of our. peoplo favor. Lilt sS 1em anld very litti good Cl coinlo of at cotiniationl of tho fight agallist it. Anl election wih eli haii for the iem bers of the Board of irectors of the dHiSICfty anid als(o for' the tate C Iionor. 'Pi hre are tieveral canldi dates for a i)ositiol On te b,oar hut it is hardly probabl6e that, there wiii be any Change eIther in tie b oarltu or in the oflice of comlinlissione'. Two ciIrcull, juil ges are to h' (e1ected, one from the firht, circutL atl one froi tm 'iti ircuit. Thret' are*(, two cald idatt's froil tho filrt ci'Cit, (11w 1rJm (hIarleston and oie fr (mi I )rati go burg and three or four from tae otour circuit. These electionis Ahtu,11il li e '*. rid of as r1n.y inl Lire se-mion as The legislature thould at all titnes be careful and economical in its appropiria ' ,u buttic conditio of afTairs in this fate at presont, m1iake it V0ry tI01itr tant, that the treastriy shoahl bo very carefully guarded. The editor of tie flerald and News will be in Coum6bi" duclutg the session and will endt!avor to snd a letter fotr each0 issue i verinT1g the work of tho 1ssion with such vomments as may seem to him prop?r to bo maido. Ai is ual, we will keep oulr readrs posteti oi everything that takes place. 11COVlNi WHAT 1 NoS zvr MCNIED. The Observer takes a (olmn to p"ovoe 01hat 0h1 hal(-,kns to was Ilot ready and that thell exhibits were nlot i II up w heIn tit e I 'ress A s.oei ation weint thiere on the 12th Nobody has colt roverIted tht position. 'I'll only criticisml Thie l leeah! anid News had to mcako of What the Ohserver Said was that it in"11imatt'd that tle editors who visited the Expoiisition were imil posing on the peopic by 11uring "t.heom1 to go to -ee the Vxposition before it Is ready to be seen."' We provedi, wo think, to the sat,isfactioni of any imupar tial critic, thait inI 0our writ.e-up oif the ExposItion there was ntinig mislead ing along this line, and(, t,herefore, there could have been no 'im posit ioni on the people," for wo staited in several portions of the article that at, that time the ExposItion was not comprlete. And we do not think anyh'lo.ly who read the artIcle was fooled. And If the e-litor of the Observer reand the reports by other conltemuporaries who were at thet Press meeting hie must admit they all stated that the ex position was not ready in~ its comp3Ileteniess. We can, however, see no good to cOmie to the Observer, the pleopile who readl it, or the Exposition, by cotinu inig to try to prove that (lie ~x posItIon was not ready whlen it. was openied. Nobody has said It was, ari nobody hias claimed it was. In regard to the Observer opposing the aippropriation by the Legislature, we have, not its files at hand, but our recollection is that not many Issues back, wvheni the Obser'ver ad vertisoed that thie Newbertry County exhibIt was goIng to fail, the editor of' t,he Oh server e xpres.sed thie opinion thatt lie had thought from the first thart this appropriatIon by the Legislature was unconstitutional, arid, therefore, we supposed he had opposed it from the beginning, because we thoughlt it hardly p)robable that lhe would advo cate what hie considered an unrconstltu tlonal appr'opr'iation. We recall now', however, thait at the time the ap)propri ation was miade the editor of the Oh 'ier ''r was editirng the Green ville News and, therefore, could not have opposed the approp)riation in the Observer as editor. Whether or not ho opposed It I ' the Greenville News we do not ro * 04a11. But that now is a dead issue, atid if the editor of the Observer says lie favored this appropriation we are wil ling to take his statement. We notice from a statement from the State Treasurer that not more than one tenth of the State taxes have been paid. ThIs makes it necessary for the State to borrow money to meet the Interest on the publie debt. Even with the peo pie expeoting an extension of time fotr payment of t,axes it hies been a good many years sinee so small a percentage of the taxes were paid by the end of (lie year. If this is an indication of the conditions in this State it is going to be very important that every one shall be eareful and economical during this year. VThe feople of this county are in very mu A better dondition, however, than are the people of matny of the other 7 epunties of the State. ~ II : NO ODIUM INTENI)D. Wo aro surprised that, our comnpla tnt cotoiporary shouli think for a moment tlhat The leraltd tid News indulged "in grand airs of a superIor Ity," becauee we are sure that Tho H1crald and News hais always been and is now a very modest newspaper and never clahns half what it does. We have always led in the advocacy of any ntertpriso which we thought was for the benefit o( the town or the county, and never waited until popular senll ient had tuned in it,s favor and then rushed in to advoCat0 it after Occess nt asissured and claimed that, ",tne and Betsy killed the bear." And neither has the editor of this paper been the leneficiary of any of these enterprises. We (1o not cc anything in the quota tion which the Observer makes from which the conclusion could be drawn that we ever intimnated a lack of confi denCe On the part of the pCOllC in that newspaper. If it is considered "bump tious" by our votemporary for a news paper to servo tho community in which it is published, and at all times to ad vocat.u these things which we conceive to be for the material advancement of the cominmunity and the best intercsts 01 1i, np ople, then we are willing to be du111bied "Iumlptiou." We have hind ik a iotodern second Iail press for several years and have front tine to time bought now typoand havi been running our presses wiiit power but we ha1ven't constantly told li' pilblic of it, because we havO f,L thti it wit for our owln interost. a1s well %S for t,he i tiLerest of the public, to lit up illour olice for trst-class work. Vo have tried to dwell in pealem with our biet.hren, and it is our desire to do so I,lt- ftUttC. it was nlot our purpose to imake "o( I M!, c as , 'ani i fact we d1 o not see whrei we indIt any compari Honl-S at atll, Itind our cOt.emporary is get tint: too sensitive. As it nears its ma .wit,y it should put away childish tlhing. ald tot, Cal Iits cot,etIl poraries ugly nalies. TIE 'iANTOM nAL,,. Duriasg L ith, irt i,art or tito irvet,a a UiOoAtly Affir ainl Durtng the Lat. t,r mlf Onzae of menity. Oil Wedelesdi)ay evenig was given in the Arni-ry a ituastiteratle phantoi b.1l, t s m Wetll ln,g tht,at lits not been seen inl Newberry fir a long titie. This ball wat., atntged and given by Mts. M. I I"vanls an(d was a comnplete snecess inl t tilost pleasant Occasion. I)uting the first part of the evening, while the masks and long, flowing white robes ac ie wot 11, it wa.s a ghostly lookiltg t1,6L1 a irad there was fun1 galoe. The iudius couiti not be di:,tiguish ed fromn the geitleitnen, nor tile gentlr 1t111.1 ftoill the ladic.. ]...Ieh lookedl ike a pectre at, tiittes gliding around in a slluence, solenill aid proulild, and at other tines, with voice disguised setking to discovei whether the partner a lady or a gentletkan. About 12 o'clock the masks were dis Cardel and the scene was chatged. Where before haduu beeni gliding atround( ghostly figures, the sight of which almost trade thle blood run cold, were now beatut iful htadies, int the inuost lovely cos tutines,andi gallant genitlemen, all togeth er muaking a scene of beant y. It seemned as if one hadl sudidenly beetn tranisported frotn the chill regions of the north inito delightful clitmes, from the dlarkness into the sunlighui. There were about itirty-five couples in attendance who took part in the ger man. The germuan was gracefully led by Mr. J. C. Wilson. It was the generally expressd opin iont of those p)resent, that they hadl never attetnded a more pleasant social affair. The following coules were ini at tendanie: Miss Genevieve Evats with Mr. J. K. Aull. M"iss Neville Pope with Mr. TI. H l'opet. Miss Miss Mary Nance Fair wvithi Mr. J. N. McCaughurin. M\iss liessie Shlutmpert wtith Mr. WV. A. Jamtieson, Jr. M'tiss Jnlia Paisley with Mr. C. J Moore. Miss Welch with Mr. G. F. Weare. Miss l)ella Welch with Mr. Rex Evans. Miss Lillian Welch with Mr. John Robertson. Miss Lillian Jamtieson with Mr. P. E Scott. Miss Carrie Jones with Mr. W. G. Seheneck. Mist s Anita D)avidsott with Mr. WV. S I. angf ord. Miss Maud L4angfordl with Mr. M. L, Spearan. Miss Janie Vaunee, of Clinton, with Dr. P. G. Ellesor. Miss Lanra Vance with Mr. T. K. Johnstone. Miss Gordlon \Vecks with Mr. I1. T. Renwick. Mtiss Sue D)unlap, of Kentucky, with Mr. J. C. Wilson, Jr. Miss Mattie Trabb, of Kentucky, with Mr. WV. C. Tyree. Miss Bessie Gilder wvith D)r. D). L, Boozer, Jr. Miss Lizzie Glenn with Mr. J. Ii. Boozer. Miss Thyra Schnnipert with Mr. F. H. Dominiek. Miss Fannie May Carwile with Mr. Wilbur Ilnlett. Miss Laura Bowmzan with Mr. HI. E. Renwick. Miss Nannie Pool with Mr. C. P. Pel. haim. M iss Ai'zile Pool with Dr. WV. E. Pelham, Jr. Miss Mand Fant wuith Mr. C. D). Weeks. Miss Lilla Johnsto'ihe with Mr. J. Y. Mc Fall. Miss Hleleni Jones with Mr. J. A. Eddy. Miss Kate Mc )re, of Columbia, with Mr. J. R. Fair. Miss Vinnie Mae Wilsoni with )Xr. S. J[E McT,ann Fant. S'ags- iessis. 11. 11. Ivaos, 1. A. Copeland, 0. (. CopelAnd, Hugh loyd, Z. F. Wright, Ned Flynn, lIeVraltl Wright, 1). A. Langford, Frank Hiiter J. S. Retiwick, H[arry Dominicih, it. al. lartii. Chaperones: Mr. and Mrs. E. M. 'vans, Mlr. aid Mrts. C. A. Ilowman, Mlr. and Mrs. F. A. Schumpert, M.r. and Mrs. 0. L. Schumpert, Mr and Mrs. A. T. 1itown, Mr. and Mrs. 1. w. Jones, AI{ aid Mirs. hIduard Scholt/, Mr. antd Mrs. 1). V. Pifer, Mlr. and Mrs. J. K. Gilder, Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Camwile, Mr. and Mis. Z. F. Wilson. Advertimed Leerm. 10lRaillinf) in Post Oflico it No% borry, S. C. Aor wook onding Jia. 2, 1002. A.-Dapt. W. 1). Amont. B. - C. Bo iard, Sills Bligul, John Boozor, (el), Sarah Brown, P. N. Boozor. C.- linlOy Canklo, Miss Elonor Chaimun, Sarah Clomonts, Daisy Coals, Iis, K ittio Onnnon. D. Sing Davis, (col), C. J. Davis, Geo. Davonport, Johu Danls. E --A. A. Evans. .--J. (I. Oslioway, Miss MayloU Gilliam), Sun Gron, P. J. Gohorth. JI.-B. A. I nuonoth, 3Mrs. Jane Harris, John I u I lyo. J.-Hlon3ry .onuings, It. P. Jones, MisJos*.O J1oti. K.-Sim Kinard. - W. L. Lomax. M.--i1 Minmio Miller, J. B. M .Dowell. aBfight It is a sad thing to see finc fruit trees spoiled by the blight. You can always tell them from the rest. They never do well afteiwards but stay small and iickly. It is werse to see a blight strike children. Good health is the natural right of children. But some of them don't get their rights. Whilc the rest grow big and strong one stays small and weak. Scott's Emulsion can stop that biight. There is no reason why such a child should stay small. Scott's Emulsion is a medicine with lots of strength in it-the kind of strength that makes things grow, .J Scott's Emulsion makes children grow, makes thcm eat, makes themn sleep, makes them p)lay. Give the weak child a chance. Scott's Emulsion will ~ make it catch up with the rest. . This picture represents the Trade Mark of Scott's Emulsion and is on the wrapper of every bottle. Send for freesamipke. - SCOTT & BIOwNE, it. -409 Pearl St., New York Soc and $r. all druggists. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF NEWBElItIY. t'iComeLt Caianies, Plai nti If, Thoe Newbe'rry llandle and Shuttle Con pany, Defendants. , LL AND) SING4ULAR, TH]. ..LXcro ditorst Of The Nowberry lHan die and Shuttle Compaay are hereb; required to render in and establish thel clahtns against said Defendants befor< me1 at my ofilee in the Town of Newber ry, on or before the 19th day of Feobru ary 1902, and said creditors are hereb enjoined and restrained from prosect ti ng thcir claimns elsewhere than ini thi action. ii. 1H. lIU A. l ster. Master 's ofilee, Jan. 2, 1902. Noice of' .E7lection. N ~OTIOE IS IllElimB~iY (Ilvl tht the Board of licalth of tii town of Newberry will hold al election on Tuesday, January the 14thl 1902, at ive o'clock p. m. at the of1le o the Chairman, for the election *d'! Health Otlcer to servo one year, 1902. Applications must be handed to th' Chairman or Soeretary by fl"e o'clool of the afternoon of the election. M. L. SPEARMAN, Secretary. Newberry, S. C., Dee. 28, 1901. 3t Stoc1sholder's Meeting T HERE WILL, BE .HEfLD AT THi ofilce of the Newberry Saving Bank, on the 7th day of January, 1902 the annual meeting of the Stockholder of The Newberry Knitting Mill, to the transaction of such business as ma, come before said meeting. You are re quested to be. present in person or b; proxy.13. 0. MA'TIT R IC WS, Secty. The Nowborry Knitting Mill. Jany. 2ndk, 1902. A Good Place for Sale, TA M GOING TO LEAVE NEW .Aberry county, and therefore oiler to sale my home, situated four and a hal miles north east of Newberry, (inolud ing 18 acres of land,ihouse, barn, well c good water, tenant house and young orchard.) Also horse, cow, two buggies (single and double seat) and 40 or 51 bushels of corn. Want to soll at once I . J B. HOOD. fe United ernment R( ROYAL Bakir be stronger, better than N.--Miss Luoillo Wilson, Now Huttlo Co. R.-Mattio lobeitson, Col. D. A. RufI. S.-J. 1). Smith, Barrol Singloton, Miss Nottio Smith. WV.--Guy Wadsworth, Thomas Whoolor, Dorous Whittier, It. 1D. Wickor, Virginia Williams, Burrow Wood. Forsons cilling for thoso letterB will ploaso say they woro advoriisted. Frank L. Bynum, Acting P. M. COUGIIS AN) COL.DS IN U11D0CN Iecomni eakattio, of ,6 Wll KI,,oWn1 chliego I'hysician. I usc and prescl-lb'! ChailberlatWns Cough Remedy for almo.;tall obstinate, constrited coughs, with direCt resLuts. I prescribe it to children of all ags. A m g. ~'- wmmundl it to all i need and sees ing ruif fromneolds and coughs anl broncheia o1fiction". It, is noti 1arcOtic andi safe in the hands of the imloA t feseoal. A U1liversal pan act-a for ab tmratkini. Sirs. Mary H. MUIiem1y, .\M. I)., Pi'. )., Chicago, Ill. This remedy is for1 saC by W. . Poi ham & Son. For a good, square mneal, go to .1ob1 Millel-'s restuirvant, necar the plost ollice. t&. f tf. QUARTERLY REPORT 01 Supervisor fbr Quarter End ing Ducember 31st, 1901. No. Name. Nat. of Claim. Aiut,. 6,2 M W Hudeubaugh, com tux$ 0 00 13 ii S H ardy, r & b...... ........ 8 78 084 Walker, Eviis Iz Cogswell, stt,Lio:;ery........................ 4 80 685 W, G &ui h, m1ag sal........... 8 50 6q; F M l Boy(d, w & I............... 8 21 6,67 J W Itlf, n.ag sal .............. 1 00 tq8 .1 11 k o nt), r %\ .................. so 16 68f) A ( W be, ferry claiu.... 18 00 600 3 L C Da.enport, r & b...... 3 50 &1) I M M Buford, jail repor'.. ... 19 10 692 J A Lindsay, cor con........... 2 00 15 J. I- ' pps, office ex ........... 1 15 6191 S Al Mrchatu, imoag ........ 12 5-J 69.5 McKoy . SymmC, otice .. 170 00 69 1 A cotnelly, con tax......... 2 00 '1j J B II mter, ins.............. 698 l' G 1,llisor, lunacy & phys 30 60 699 11 C Lake, I& b.................. 5 50 700 C li iuase, ig con..........1 15 7t,i C' A Matthews, r & b............ 3 50 7v2 1) Copeland, caingang..... . 1 00 703 J L Eyps, sal.................... .15 8:3 70- J Sam lowers, Com tax...... 2 00 705 11 B Davi6, c g jury............ 1 00 706 Richard Cromuir, com tax... 2 00 707 II B R ikard, r & b..............1500 708 J1 S MicCarley, r & b......... 29 30 709 P) F Baxter, cue con........... 2 00 710 J H Livingston, mag con... 19 i10 711 P B Ellisor, mag sal........18 00 712 M 11 Folk, r & b............. 6 00 713 WV E Lake, lunacy............ 5 0)) 714 T' Richardson, r & b...... ..14 00 715 J LI H -tumon, r & b..........15 00 716 F M L ndsay, salary.......... 20 83 717 T J Ilaycs, co home.......... 1 80 718 Palmet,t.o Gro Co, co home 410 75 719 T L Harmon, r& b........... 3 00 720 M MI Satterwhlte, r& b.,.....5 80 721 A G Wyae, ferry claim...18 00 722 Chas Tid marsh, chain gang 21 05 723 1I RI Long & B3ros, r & b... 18 92 724 J B3 Simpson, lunacy......... 5 00) 725 C T WVycbe, lunacy............ 5 00J 721; W C Shecley, r & b............ 7 51) 727 J HI Koon, pauIper..............l 3 C 728 G A Long, r and b...........S SC5 729 Benj Ilamfacre, corn sal...18 bC 730 llunt, Hunt & Hunter, cik and attys ..................12 50 731 W. W. Hodges, lunacy....... 10 OC 732 Long & [Havlrd, R & 11......0 00 783 .1 Y Floyd comn sal........... ..06 20 734 J Mi Schumpcrt, sal....... .2 51 735 .Jno C Goggans, fees ...........13 11 -736 .1 A Worts, r and h.......... 22 5. 737 Jonathan Werts, r and ....14 51 738 J Y Floyd, r and b..........14 01 739) C A Matthews, r. and b.,...11 71 -740 MI M Buford, jail report.. 4 0). V 741 Summer JBros, r~ and b ....... 31 0f r 7412 Summer Bros, co> home....)4 3" B 743 Summer Biros, chalngang.... 170 61 744 S MI Henderson, ferry claim 5 Of 745 10~ A Werts, salary.......... 58 01 V 7411 E A Werty, llce cx.......... 3 Of -747 J L Epps, jury and wit,....... 20 5 748 law ,' 5 wuler, r and b...8 01 749 J Mi llendJerso.n, r and b.......20C 750 S irami, ferry claim......... 10 0C. 751 W It Kiluler, r and b......... 01 752 M~olton & SlterC, chaingang 4I 753 J B Lat,han, r and b......... 2 20 754 J C Dohines, r~ and b...... .14 'e 755 B E lKoon, chaingang.......142 8C '7561 J HI Koon, r andi ............ 9 42 757 M L~ WIcker, r and b........ 1 Of 758 W J Miller, chiaingang.....75 00 S759 0 F Buford, r an2d b .......... 6 0 7110 G L Perkins, r and b..... 8 D 701 Geo Clark, c h...............I 1S5 C 7(62 A L~ Longshor~e, po. mn...5 Of 763 M NI Buford, 8heriff's fee... 3 85 7111 (''T Paysinger, r and b.. Of0 765 .T A Burton, r and 6......... 132 72 766 L I Epting, r and b.......... 50 Of 767 G W Bundrick, r and b.....3 of 768 WV Y Fair, jail ex............ 5 Of 76)9 Thos hi CarlIsle, damage..10 00. S770 L M Speors, coal............ 29 If 771 Henry Davis, ferry claim.... (6 00. 7923 A T1 Sloan, puPor............ 4 0C r 77 J C Counts, r and U.......... 15 Of 774 W FSubor, mag sal......... 9 OC 775 B M Suber, con sal and fees 12 70. 776 fledonbaughi Bros. r and b... 78 50 777 M Mt Satterwhito, r and b. 2 2C. 778 P G Ellisor, lunacy.......... 5 Of 7619 1F M Lindsay, cor sal........20 82 .. 781) J L~ Epps, sal............... 45 81 781 8 J Derrick, co h ed sal...21 00 782 E S Wer ts, sal................ 58 Of -783 EA S Worts, office ex......... 2 0C. r 784 Jo P Fant, r and b......... 3 5f f 785013B Mayer, lunacy...........5Of - 786 Hunt, Hunt & Hunter, elk f & ....t...................12 5( 787 S P Long, contingent....... 1 O( ,788 G L Seaso, r and b...........0 6O9 ) 781) H 1H [Rkard, ofice O..........2 O( .790 J1 Y FLIoyd coin sal........... 6 22 791 J HI Maybin, con sal........... 6 22 792 WV C Ceomor, nmnc ox...... 4 States Gov port shows ig Powder to purer and any other. 793 Long & Ilavird. "nd b...... 16 ' 794 10 VY Morris, c1." a 52 15 795 W WN Farruw, co, . ...... 2 40 7 1; B 10 Kooti, C11aingang....... 20 00 797 W W [1arrow, con sal......... 9 00 798 W J Miller, chaingang....... 2f04) 7M) T C lundrick, r and b ........ 3 50 8() Jno 1) Sliely, r and b.... .... 2 50 801 B 11 Hair, mag sal.............. 24 00 802 E K ledenbaugh, con sal aid fees........................... 27 20 803 Win Johnson, r and b ......... 198 81 Sol .1 .1 Lane, co homi e.............. 9 50 805 \Vm Johnson. co homc........ 1 21 'Ss t S W ert, ollice .< ........... 3 00 8o7 1.: 8 W CIts, salavy..............59 00 808 Ml1 1 1*i.m)p),%m, ferry claim. 18 00 %n P Al Boyd, w and I.............. Ii 20 810 J W Sanders, r and 1b ....... .. 15 0 1. ! T W illinw, con sal......... 9 00 812 Jas A li'If, ri and b......... .... 80 81:; Jno i Iyps, ollice ox........... (5 55 81-1 M M Livinivnin, r and b... 8 00 815 1 At Susith Bros, r and b...... :10 15 81 T ( Wilhiln.4, con s1ai......... 9 00 817 J K tioukningh, ch........ ... 28 00 88 J 1) Nance, co honi............ 7 50 sM W lX Flrown, r and b ...... 20 11 N20 10 fu)I llr, r and b........ 23 8 1 S Flod. , I' and b.............. 13 00 822 Aistn Nance, fUrry Claim.. 8 00 3 .1 L l':1m, juiry aid wit....... 10 00 824 W A VA.kins, r and b........ 1 50 825 .1 A Graham, r aid b...... ... 21 00 826 D"id-c- Roberson, ch.............. 2 45 827 1 A Burton, v and b............ 12 79 828 M M Bufurd, jail report...... 47 70 82) D 1 It SU1a., coll. ti .............. 4 00 821) J L Epps, jury and wit....... I 50 830 1 Al Smith, r and 1............. 23 11 8:3 t Town of Newberry, con'tg. 400 00 832 W S Langford, rent ............ 81 25 833 1) A Thomiats, v and b.,........ 2 50 834 J II McCullough, !u and phy 9 25 '.5 C W Sthely, r and b............3 50 8:-.6 J A Count,, r and 1 ) ............ 3 00 8.7 8 11 MaLthews, pauper........ 2 5c :18 J Al Sthumpert., r and b...... 2:1 5 839 10 S Werts, ol ex............ 3 20 840 10 W cri., salary............... 59 00 811 L 'ellj flali aec , con sal........ 12 50 : 1:' lI;nj 1lalfacre, r and b.... ... 4 50 8 13 .1 11 Chaipelt1, matr sal, rent. 60 00 S; ! C G lears, con sal, fees... . 60 25 8 I. 1l Maybin, r and b.......... 5 0] 81I W W Ilodges, N and wood.. 6 50 017 J; 011.1 om.aolce e x. ..G00 848 W G loisk-1a, lunacy......... 5 00 841) P H Iik:ard, r anid ........... 9 00 S50 0) lttncr, co h ...... .......... 89 :34 851 ( Kletiner, ce........ ........... 5 75 152 W R lutnerford, r and b.... ) 01 85 S C Troutanm, r and b........ 88 4i0 K1 .1 M1 Sehunp.rt, con ......... 6 07 855 C' L Wilson, r and b............ I 0' 856 E i Aull & Co, print &: adv 43 50 857 10 H A nil & Co, y and adv... 18 00 858 10 S Dominiek, r and b......... 35 00 859 Lkmar )ominick, r and b... 2 00 860 'nimp.son Domimek. r' and b. 5 20 81 IThos Johnson, ch............... 1 00 863 J L Graham, e and b........... 167 50 8(6 3 W A tinn, p n.................. 5 00 861 1 NI Buford, sheriff fees..... 545 47 85 W G ayes, stationery . 12 90 806 Hunt, h unt & linnter, c & a 12 50 867 8 N H n duerso n, Ia r i......... 10 0U 868S .J W W icker & Co, r and b 6 00 M9i B 10 Noon, co.................. 25 00 870 WV J M ille'r, ch ...........,.... 25 00 871 10 11. Longsbore, r and b.. 2 70 872 J B Rawls, r and b............ 2 00 873 J Y Floyd, con sal............. 6 25 871 J B3 lialfaere, r and b........ .3 37 875 G P) H1ll, r and 6............. 4 00 876 B F M ilier, r and b..........10 50 877 W P Meadows, con sai.... 12 35 878 Jonathan Wcr'ts, r and b..20 00 879 J K Gilder, lunacy...........O 10 0 880 WV 1 Peihamn, co bomne.... 50 881 Moseley Bros, ch............... 8 5C 882 L C Sigley, r a........ ..... 7 0C . 883 D) T Dominick, a ...- 6... 4 5( 884 Ch arle Suber, r and b......... 5 0( 885 T P Rlichardson, r and b... 11 0( 886 WV J Atchison, e' and b........ 1 61 887 D W Wicker, r' and b ........1 1( 8S8 Sigmund Rull', r and b.... 8( 89JoASubera, co home.......95 01 890 10 11 Auli Co, adv and print. 4 5( 891 B R Long & Bros, r & b .. 13 1 892 J1 W Suber, r and b...........8 01O 63 T XV Mower, ren'it.............. 5 0 89 "dWlcier's, ptuper........... 10 0( 811a ) MNJ .am,icson, ch............. 32 51 890 0 NI Jamxieson, co home...15 0( 897 0 M J amieson, jail ex.......15 O( 808 Newberry Observer, adv..44 5( 899 J1no L~ Epps, sal............... 45 8: 9100 J1no I, ICpps, jury and wit. 4 0) 901 G S lOnlow, r and b............ 1 ( 902. '1 J Davenport, ch.............. 7 45 903 M L Spearman & Co, r b.. 5 5( 904 MI L Spearman & Co, chi.8. 5 OJ 905 Chink Calmies, ferry claim 30 0( 906 M Mi Buford, jail report...48 5( 907 A TI Sloan, pauper............. 2 0( 908 J MI Sc3hummpert, salary......125 0( 9(09 G D Barniard & Co, sta...13 '4( 910 WV G Wolling & Son fer cl.. 20 (A 911 J K R{agsdale, ferry claim. 10 04 912 II'y tevens Son &Co, r &b. 77 5 913 S WV Brown, r~ and b.......... 3 0( Respectfully submitted, J. M. ScutMirEIIT, Co. Sup. J. B. I1UNTCrI, Clerk. An Announcement. I beg to announce that I have asso elated with me in businiess my sonm Robt. 1E. Leaveil, and the firm nami will hereafter bo R. Y. Lecavell & Son We pr'opose, to maintain the samt high standard of the past thirty years and hope to merit the p)ublic patrounage and commendation In all our dealings We will continue to handle an up-to date line of Furniture, e. We are also fully prepared t. d< Undert,aking and Marble and Granite work. All favors shown us will be appre clated. R Y. LEAVELJL. t&fI21, Stockholders' A nnual Meeting. T HIE ANNUAL MEEITING 0OF THl Stockholders of the Nationa Bunk of Newberry, S. C , will be helt at the oilce of the President at New~ berry, 8. C. at 11 o'clock a. mn , Tuesda' the 14th day of January, 1902, for thi purpose of electing directors, and fo the transaction of such other busines as may come before tho meet.ing. Stock holders wIll please attend or be repre setd yproxy. sentd byT. 8. DUNCAN, Cashier. Deoombm. 18th, 1001 TRA THIS IS TF Tro count., -so he,41m begins with this ad 22nd, 1902. end packages. They i comimitteo of'disini ASTHMA ( Asthmalea t E-rints Int, Cure in SENT ABSOLUTELY FREil ""rite To-.r 3Taae After having It carefully anadyz2d, opium, morphine, chloroform or ethe DR. TAFT BROs ME1IN Gentlmen: wrie thi testmoni wondrfuleffe t orAshaee Aywfte havedaing it arflyaout 3d aoraium, mphiven,. Arforer using DR. TAFT BROS. MEDICINE Co. Gentlemen: I wrieshs roubledowith orul emec,bt ofyu Ahaalaec betaed with rasote I foiuadr fow skill ras wellal ton wok.c1 winows onres 130thvgo streeYok TaL ialiBoTEmSENT ABtr siLUT adoe enotely friea foc alld Fecomen thineu oallwce I ntlmnIwstronguFoedg with Ae can rempaies.u hyhvealfic statdsh Asst.Argaote. $34,643,297 fll-ife oteindsuaeve rtl for siix Msuual to wok. oc omca andess,eral Company inree Docnoiden teaoned FlInsuranoo In STraveld or egand Mla Cashly isaps agret $3requ3nt. Ove Paf tu,Lmost c Therea adeibal dsofmany in t trAchaseattatdurt,nto [Ing T r heavee a ndled,yle Caut.mers nhaps tey reuldnt. TClass P. pelliaffi, te TIEFF PIAN'T DrOte er here aroe aellks of en iun'the reber hav ed urtsto fulWrie todiafy dge Fatory pi< ig thefithe ae beenh dwialed, Th lsso eolC hos bu ]h wolano manueri,e.I' Baltior whren am.o tell you en fur (ma HERE AGAIN GIRLS With iothor Junior Range to bo given to tho littlo girl undor 14 yoarsi of ge who cuts tu the great OE-INARK of BUCK'S advertisements. IE 5TH AD. 10 and1) got it,. 0ontest ad clscses February aids. in neat Iy wraplpe'd vill be cwm:ted by :a 'er'osted personis. URE FREE ! ant Relief and Permanent All Cases. E ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL. Thor ii uithiag liko ALt'ima,jene. t bringc. iuwmnaiL ralio", evaa in the wosrt Oae0. It iros ieu all else afti[s. Ttiv. l?'v. C. F. W KL''r'-. of Villa 1idge, Itl., says: "Your trial bottle of tmale jS ro.. v3d im oi c3lition. 11 ca tI l "1 - ho.v thiI :cful I f f o:r31 ( *1k ) godi m'(3ed from it. I wai a sive, -hain."d wi 01 v mtaid s th roa tiaid A)th na for Loti yr. I deip)-L'XJ of ver b, mg Curid. I saw your advertk mennt for ,ho curo off th's droa Iful atd t-mi man,iu Hiuai.., A-3hm1 t, ai thOUtil VOU h-11 >vorspokon yOUrA2LVeS, LL reolved to rive it a trial. To my natonishment, the rial actod like a charm. Sond uo a full 3izo b:ttle." Rev. Dr. Morris Wechsler, Rabbi of the Cong. Bntil 1,rael. New York, Jan. 3, 1901. DR.s. TA[ir* Bicos'. MG.DI,LNE G. Gentlmnen: Your Asthinalene ir an 3xcellout remedy for Aithma and Hay Fever, and its c'mp4tion alleviates all woubles which combine wiLh Asthma Its succois i- astonishing and woudorful. we can state that Asthmalune coutains no r. Very truly yours, REV. DR. MORRIS WEC11SLER. AVON SPRINGS, N. Y., Feb. 1, 1901. 1,i from sense of duty, having tested the for the cure of Asthma. My wife has or the past 12 years. Having exhausted I chanced to see your sign upon your I at once obtained a bottle of Arthmialene. 2c first of November. I very soon noticed one bottle her Asthmna has dlisappeared mptomns. I feel that I can consistently rc aillicted with this distressing disease. illy, 0. D. PHEL PS, M, D. Feb. 5, 1901. sthma for 22 years. I hav.a tried numer I. I ran across your advertisement and alief at once. I have since purchased your' ii. I have family of four children, and im now in the best of health and am doing you can make such use of as you see fit. t. S. RAPHAEL, 67 East 129th st., Newv York City. !LY FREE ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL. Iressing DR. TAFT BIROS'. MEDICINEi SOLD BY ALL DRUGG1STS. In large varieties from a cheap Stick Pin to a FiNE GOLD WATCH. Will keep store open until 8 o'clock every d night till Xmas.. Jeweler and Optician. Piano business, but the meanest, competi recently, is the man who sets .to and wil t, have already bought fine Pianos by tell. te. We would advise such ni. I as this to waste in such work as this in hunting new I1 a Piano once In a while. 3TIllF'F PIANOS are the best people on 3hangfed by every little wind that blows. nest PIanos made, and are sold all over the liable STIEFF PIANO all the time, and something as good for less money-just >ries" before. 3e9 on the STIEFF PIANO and save the MI. Stieff, , Md., North and South Carolina Branoh tN. (I