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At the homte of tl:e I,r.ud;'s t'arents, I tnuary 16, 1902, by Rev. .1. K. I;lird, M'. J. C. Epting and tM is. annit- I{iser, all of Lexiugton Comm.) , S. U Time Nation ai Uilon. A neeting of the National Union will b1 hold in tbeir hall on 'rlday night at 7.30 o'clock. A full meeting is de. sired as business of Ipll)ortance is to b( considered. Every member should at, tend. Dent 1. EIllzabeth Amick died at lienry 'Pay lor's, January 6, 1002, at the suppnsed age of 87 years. Bho was i iemtber of St. Potor's ('inoy Woods) church for many years. In the absence of her pastor funeral services were conlucte(d by Iv. J. K. ;(tird, of Little Mountain, I. C. She leaves one sister and other relatives end friends. Capt. Jackson Wll Have toi IIiAne. Unless the contractor pushes the ma cadam work on Main street hie will los a tidy bit of tnonoy, for he is under con tract to complete the work or to forfeit $3 per day for tho time exceeding 60 days. As he has been at work iore than sixty days already, t he city is sav ing money by the slow progress he 18 making.-Sumter Item, 20th. "Sonething to Talk AlI,ut." Conglomerations of trashy ineonsist encios have been foisted upon the pub lie from time to time by unscrupulous managers, thus galling the people. The management of "A Breezy Thn&' have carefully eliminated all thread bare stuff from the modern "Breezy Time" and with the new songs, (lances and funny situations it will compare with the finest on the road. Satin day night at the opera house. Hard to Leave Ne-wborry, In Newberry last Wednesday we met Bro. Hood and his good wife. Itro. Hood and a number of his people had come to town to put Mrs. Hood and the children on the train for Clinton. He was to remain and preach on Sabbath at King's Creek and Itead Springs and then go up to Clinton, from there they go to North Carolina and then to Ten nessee. Bro. Hood said he had on idea of how hard it would be to tear away romt the good people of Newberry until he time came.-A. R. Presbyterian, 2nd. Dr. liallmhan aid 1114 Work. Rev. Dr. S. T. Hallman, who is now cting State missionary for the South arolina Lntheran Synod has been at. ome a few days this week with his amily. lie will return today to Green wood where he is now working up in terest in a Lutheran mission at that thriving little ch,y. The doctor is very much encouraged with the prospects of uccess at Greenwood, and says that the people of that place are endearing themselves very muceh to him. He ia pleased wit,h Greenwood anit s p)eople. A Cure for Luim,higo. W. C. Williamson, of Ambutrst, Va., ays: "F'or more than a year' I suffTeredl rom lumbago. I finally t,ried Chamn 1erlain's Pain Bahm and it gaveo me atire relief,, which all other remedies lad failed to do." Sold by W. 10. l'ei 1am. A IDeathi at P'omiarla. Mrs. T. N. Kibler', formerly of this it,y, died at her home near11 Pomaria on laturaday last. 11cr two children in jolumbia, Mr. RI. Y. Kibler of t,he South Carolina college and1 Mrs. 10. II. Jent, attended the funeral. Mi's. K ib er's death was preceded by a long ill ess. The burial was at, St.. Paul's emnetery, the R3ev. M r. Bligh conluct ng the funeral services. Mirs. Kibler as a daughter of the late Mir. asyl Mr's , . Neil of Columbia, anld was aL iece of Mrs. l'inik L>)rick, who livi a ear tile city in L'xington C~ounty. he State,_28(1. Hie Kept His Leg. Twelve years ago J. W. Sullivan, oif artford, Conni., scratched his leg w ith rusty wire. hIifltmmaitioni anid blood( isoninIg set in. For two years lie ff'ered tintenIsely. Then the bes5t doe rs urged amiputation. "buiit,'' he rites, "I used one bottle of Electric itters anld 1 1 2 boxes of Buneklen's - rica Salve and iy leg was sounid d well as ever." For Eruptions, Celma Tetter, Salt Rheumi, Mores d all slood disorders Electric itters 5 no rival 01n earth. Try themil. All uggist will garantee satisfaction or fund money. OnIly 50 cents. Death of a LIttle Grl. Carrie Lou, child of Mr. and Mr's. MI. Cook, died JanuIary 61th, 19102, of ralysis. Brigh t and loving in all her ye, she was the family pet and they s her. But comfort yourselves with e thought that God's ways ar'e not r ways. 'Suffer little childi'en to come to and forbid them not, for such is the ngdom of Heaven." here is no death; it is hut, a sleep. t)btless her soul is wit,h Christ, it, on tile Lord and lhe shall1 comfort ne heart. She was a child of the enant, and faith assures us that it. eli with th~e child. WV. W. MuM ThiousandIs Sont into ECxile. iVery year a large number of poor erers whose lungs are sore and1( ed with coutghs are urged to go to ther climate. liut thuis is costly and always sure. Don't be an exIle n Dr. King's New Discovery for sumption' will cure yotu at home. the most infallible medicine for ghs, Colds, anid all Throat, anld g diseases on earth. The first, dose gri relief. Astoundinig eures result persistent use. Trial bottle free druggist. Price 50c and $1.00. VAdii1ji AND AiL'Alte)IJ). Y'e- terday was at beautiful day. A sure eInre fot' the bile's, the newest, ''A\ lre'ezy Tl'rne" I'Inty of singing, dancing and mtu(si cal liovelt,is will be found (his season lin "A lireezy 'I'iie." Ar. Guy I).tuiels is m >ying his j 'w. elry store into the store h. retofor oe. cpi(ed by W. J. Pelham & Son,s,- china store. lPollceme.n U. Ii. ranklin ha1s been ataing (hief while (hief Ilui nter has been off this week on busiiness in ('o lumbit. On and after beurary I-it, te banks of Newberry will all positively close to business at :3 o'clock every afternoon. Those.' initerrstod will t,ike notiet. Cointy Superint,endmtent ( . S Werl.s Is very much gratifi..d at the excellent, condit,ion in which he Is finding the schools of the county on his rounds. Mr. John I4'uImer, who has been liv Ing on t,he Newherry side at Little Mountain, has moved back into I.ex. ingtol (:ounty. tie has pirehased the ptlace and will make his fulture home1 there. Palme"s Comtpany of artist,s will pre sent "''Teti Nights in a Ilatr-room," at the opera house on the 30th. inst. This cotpacly has special scenery for this production, aid is prepared to rin der Ii, as it has never been seon here bcforo. Chief of Police I. C. 11unter went to Columbia on Tuesday. lie carried down Bottle Jaekson, the negro womlian Who ie had arrested iero, she having been imiplicatedI in the stealing of it $200 rintg tand solne clothing from it laidy in Columbia, somtetime in ),'cembher. Mr. A. T. lBrown who has held a po sit,ion as second hand in the card room for some time it tle Newberry (0otton Mill, hats accepte(1 the position of over seer of the card room inl the m ill at. l)ailingon. AIr. ilrown is a nat.ive of this count.y and is work ing himself to the front, in the mill business. A man was afraid of thunder and Crawled into a hollow log as a place of sa-fety, says a truthful exchange. 'I'he thunder roared and the rain poured down in torrents. The log he. gan to swell and the poo' fellow was wedged in. Past sins )eganll paLssing before hin. Suddenly he remetbere(l he had not paid is suhscription t his county paper and then lie felt, so small that ie wats able to hack right out,. 1'( 1'Nntall. Al r. F. 14. Padgett has been in Colu an liat this week. Mr. Geo. W.Summer was in C'olumbia th' first, of the week. Miss Tillie Nunntamtaker, of Irmo, is visiting Mrs. II. 11. lFranklin. Mr. L W. Simkins, of Latutrens, wIas In the city on legal business Monday and Tuesday. Mis. 11. C. Iardin and little (laugh t'er, of Charleston, are visiting hirs. Rt. D). Wrigh t,, Miss Jennie Maillcr, a charming young litdy of A bhhvi lie, is visit.ing friends arond K inar'ds and1( Shack cornatunt Ities. Miss D)ouschka Martin, t be Newbea'ty artist, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. 'T. WV. Btoana, of Abbeville. Missx Mari'Ln hits just piaintedi s0o lovely scanes ftrotm nature.-A. 10. Pr'esby terian, 22nd. Dr. H. W. Hunter, of Clhat'lest,on, who has been on a visit, to Ma'. J. II. Halt', left, on Wed nesdaty fot' htis hoame. lie was dielightted with Newberry and htear peole anud eajoyed his staLy here very3 tmuch. Mr. I". W. H1iggins, of Newberry, whto Is workinrg for' the Hell Telephtone Co. wa.s in townt a few dlays last, week. Ilie has a nuimbetr of filends het'e whto are iaiways glad to see hitt. VTe complany may be conigaaliated upoit scurinug his aea vices. -lEagle ICye, 22nd(. Shterlif Funford of Newbera'y Count,y caite here lt,his mo(rniing and carr'ied1 back with hint Mor'gaan Leak, colored. L,Mak is watnt,cd ther'e on the echta'ge of breaking a contr'aet. lie was arrested near itero yesterday and spentt last, night ini jti l.--SpIartanburiig .Jourinal, 22nd. Wviiol. tlaMet at P'rospenrIy. As the anrnrounocmient, has been mradle that thtei'e wvotuld be a mect, ig of the County Tea~~cere Associat,in held tt h'rospeit,y on Satturday, we have bleen requjiested1 to slate that, the Count.y Board of IEducationt has decided that owlig to the lateness in tihe school yeat' it Is not now pract,iale to hold any meetings of the teachers at, Prosperity. This of course meat's that, there will be no meet,ing thiet'e Sat urdaty. T1hoelcet ings at Newberry ill 1be cont,Inued as her'eto foi'c. Puttrefylng food in the initeslines p)ro duesa eiTets like those oIf atrsenaic, but Dr. KIng's New Life Pills expels the po1i50on fromt eloIgged bowiels, gear thy, easily bun I aurely, (turintg Conast i pationi, Bhilusness, NIck H eadnaehe, l"evers, allI LIver. Kidneay and( Howel Itoubles. Oily 25e tat all d ruigglste. ied In W,asinglan. Mr. and( Mr's. F. V. Uapers, f'f Wash inigton, have the sympathy of their mtany frIends here In their herciave ament, on atcounit of t,he death (If their daughter', Vogati, whose i'eimains were b)rough t here antd buriiied In t,be Pros por'ity cmreter'y last Mond ay.--lI'ros perlty ECagle ECye, 22nd, DonIi't. Let. Thaeai niffer Often children are tortured witht itchi lng ad brinrg eezema iand other ak In dliseases but. Buniklen's Aaica Salve heals the raw sores, expe'ls inflamt mat-Ion, leaves t,he akin wIthout a sear'. Cleani, fragrant, cheap. there's no saive on eart,h as goodi. Try It. Cure guaran teed. Odly 250 at. all druggIats. A Negro \vayri.il tih I'ulil't njt 1i .. the W',.r.,. f.r th . TIr,tiN tt o I Im ' 1h., N."gr., 11tai Itev', Chtarg. .1 Withn I.ast Satiirday night some on broke into tei; potato house at Ml rs. Werber's and st le sone potatoes. I'olicetan 11. 11. 1!ranklin was put 01 (ho ease: and Sunday he tracked t'Ie thief to where tie potatoes had ben hiddei--or about where they had been put, and was onl the lo,kout for the thief. In the mevan t,ime, Mr. t'ran[l-in had John Iilroks, colored, arrested on the liirge. Tuesday he was given a pre liminary t-rial before Ma gist,rate (hap pll, who hound him over oui it charge of hous' breaking and lia'eeny. Birooks was reiw'seitted at the pre limtinatry hy U. L.. Schumnpert, MCscl., who claim ed that sullielent proof had not lieen produiced on which to bind ov'er I rooks --that the State had not, proven that the house had been broken into or that potatoes had been stolen. iMagistrate Chappell ruled that the I,,int raised by Attorney Schunpert was I good one and that the statement was one of facts, yet, to isl own mind he had suflicient proof of the negro's guilt to bind him over, and would do so on his own recognIIIzance uit,il lie could sec Alrs. Werber and get her sworn statument, that the house had been broken into and potatoes stolen there fromt. Wed nesday night lr. Franklin,.with Nir. 11. V. \'aughani, who wits a special police, went, to where they had located the potatoes, which was in the .Jones' wooth, be1yontd Mr. .1. A. l11iurton's resi tence, and near where lirooks lives. They found (lie pot.atoes, about, a bushel and a peek, and put them olit a n 'gro's ark for him to bring to town. .u-t a4 Mr. Pranifiln j Jumped tihe fence near where the potatoes were f mtd, Ite htartd a noise atr( look(d arotnd was faced by Brooks who had raiked in iis h-ft hand a scyl)to hlade about, two feet long. BIrooks ac cost.ed him Saying: "Who are you?" As lhe said that, Mr. IPranklin fired a shot from his pistol. The hall strnek I rooks in the left arm. Blrooks then stlped off and was shot in the thigh twice by Al r. Vaughan. The police, itf otr Brooks had been wounded three tlines had to threaten to kill to get him to give up t.he'blade tnd sutrrender. At t his writing Brooks is still in the gtard house. The wounds are llesh wontimis antl neither will prove serions. That Iitacking Cough is ia source of annoyanee to yourself and others, as well as of distress. By taking a tetspoonful of Painkiller in half a glass of warm wiater or milk every hour or two, you w ill be sur'prised to find how tuickly the cough will dis appear. Insist, upon get,ting the gr nu lne. Sold in two sizes. Prieo 25c. and 50e. Avoid substitutes, tbero is but one 1'ai-Killer, 'erry I)avis'. A n1 A1) 1)00. A Negro Ilirl i1liten-Soverl I)ogs K11ted t1oewati.e 'hey Htd41 11oom Hitten. 'TheI 11Mad t). g Ftially h i.. Q~uite a coimmtoti')tt was caused her'e yesterda,y mtorin iig whten it b)ecamte kntownt that therec was a mad dog in Thei dlog was a stray onto and was first observed in "'Gravel Townt," where it b)it a little colored girl. F'romn there It was chased itp town, blitig sever'al clogs otn its r'ounds. A large crowd gat.hered and followed trying to kill It, several shots being fire'd at It, on the street,s, butt they all 1iIssed theli' aIm. 'The dog was Iifinally killed it thte east (Wit par't at the town by some one of the crowd. All the dogs that. was kntownt to have hIt bit,h t.eat by the mad (log have bteen killed. Mi r. IlItn ry Cald well's largo (log was bit-tlin anid htad to be killedl. Fell Tthrougha a IBridge. Yesterday Mrt. A. C. Worklman had a wagotn loaded with cotton 80eed an)d fouir good muitles to tall thriought a bridge acr'oss Iltshi ltiver in Laurents County, One side of t,he bridge gave way atnd the whole team tell in. One mule was biadly hturt and all the cotton seed wa5 lost. "'Somte tiIme ago my daughter caught ai Severe cotld. She comnplainted of p)ains In her' chest anid had a bad cough. I gave hert Chlamtbetrlain's Cough [ctLC(mey accor'ding to dir'ect,ions and( int two days shte wais well aitd aible to go to school. I htave used thtis r'emedy it my family for' the patst seven years atnd have never' kntown it to tall," says .James lPrender gast, mnerchtant, Annato Bay, Jlamnaica, West India Islands. The palins In the cihest indicated ant aptproach Iitg attack of pnteumon111Ia, wicht In thIs instance was un tdottbted ly warded off by Chami bet'lain's Cough ltemedy. It counter act,s any tenidonuey of a cold toward pneumonia. Sold by W. 10. P'elhamn. P'rof.YPowell of Ncwbertry College Itais beecn proPpectling In the nelghbor' hood of thte Un Ibrneath gold mne and it Is irepot.ed that, lie has struck a richt init ont Mr. Buit,lert Mitcehell's p)lace. \Ve hope that tbe re port, Is truce and t,hat. our frlird will somel (lay be a gold dutst farmter.-Salutda Sentinel, 2'2nd. A (lood Reommt iiendationu. "I have ntot Iced that the sale Onl Chamn brlain's Sti'mach and Liver' Tablet,s is almtost invariably to thtoso who have oince uised tem," says Mr'. J. [H. Weber, a ptrominentt druggist of Otascade, Iowa What. better recommenidation could any medicine have titan for people to call for' it. when agaIn int need of stuch a remiedy? Tlry themt whout you feel dutll after eat ing, when you have a bad taste in yout'rnmouth, feel bIlious, have nto appetIte or when troubled wIth con stIpat,ion, and1( you arc cer'taln to be de lighted wit,h tho promnpt relief which they alford. For' sale by W. E. Pei ham. >BSOLVTELYl Makes the food more de ROYAL OAKING 'Owl Sotutlhl.ro'n il'l.p1 mittNr tos co,lul tubb, On aceount of Good tloads Conven tion, (olumhil, S. ('., January 27 :llt, Southern ltailway Company will soil tickets, one fare for the round t.rip. Tickets on sale January 27-:11t4 Inelu sive, final limit February Ist. .1. A. IlUt >Nl , Atrent. NEWIE:Ity 11MAlKlET. Corrected every Tuesday and Friday by Suinmer liros. Meat................................. (g 1e. Shoulders ........................... Sc. H1 amls -.. --........................ 12(tr 1-"e. Best Lard .......................... 9"a) 2. c. Best Molasses, now crop...... 60e. Good Molasses..................... 25(a)50e. Corn .................................. . 1.00. Meal ...... .................... .00. Hlay..... .......................... $1.00 W heat Bran........................ $1.25. 1st i'atent Ilou................ $5.25. 2nd Best l"'our .................... $4.75. Strait, "lour........................ $1.50. Good Ordinary Flour............1.00(a4..25. Sugar....................... ......... :}( Sie. R ic o.................................... 0( 81e. CotTee......... .................. I0 15e. Cotton seed meal, per sack... 1.25. Vouatry Produco. BIut.ter, per lb ..................... 15i( 20c. iEggs, per (o/en ................ 17e Chickens, each....................I I5 ( 25e. Corn, per hushel.................. Se, Sweet potatoes .................... la)O)oe. Turkeys, per lb ................. (u) 8. Pea, per hu'hll ................ 8c. SPECIAL NOTICES. S MALLf, P1UltSE lost In Newhelry .. containing bills, silver antd re ceipts. l'inder will be reWarded by leaving at Herald an(1 News ollice. It rfll:Li:l'iION 1 St ilS(tlct I Ii 1.9 1 %S 1'Ieasc add to your lists theI fl lowing: W. II. I111 t's residence, No. ,. .1. C. Norwood's residence. No. 105. '11l\ I: WrHS'I"It - I rI I, NI 1. .Joh n It. Spearlnan. .James S. Spearmlnn. Rufus Verts. ' H. L ongshore. W. WV. Spealrmnllt. 2t 1M ITII Iit<)S.' lRoller I1ills, at Ki nards, S. C., will gri(1 on i'ridays anid Saturdays of each week. t & f 1lit. HilE Bluck Stove purchased by me from M r. II. 11:. Todd .& Co. has given me good sat.isfaction inl every particular. D). I'. B() VI ). Jan. (l,h, 11902. ft,t yOli rutn no risk in having yom woolen elot,bes cleaned anld press (Il at the Newberry Steam I,;aundIry, loi we guarantee thoem not to shrink. t If Ft1C)lt "il"sness', J1nndie,' etc., use S almetto Liver Medicine. 10 eits at Dr. Van Sm1ith's Drug Store. Iy It|CSII OYSTIli all the titme, at It. J. Miller's restaurant. t&.f It. UTMli)1 . O' L SA1L,V- unm now r 1eady I.0 fill ordecrs for I1umb1er 01n short nlotice. ILocated wvithi one m10ile I of town. Give me your orders. r 111 Khuok Stove purc1'hasoa of 11. 10. --Todd & C'o. gives me ent.ire saItis faction ini every respect,. li6t TI. JT. H AYS. R~.YPlahnetto Live M0 Ied icino for in digest ion. 10 cents at D)r. Van Smith's Dr1ug Store. ly HJl IC Newborry Steam IULndry (Co. is mazkin)g a4 sp)ecialt,y of cleaning andI presCsinlg p)ant,s. Give them a trIal. ft. j3Ol a4 good), squarc.1' 1meal., go to lBob * Miller's restau)ran.t, near.) tile post oflice. t&f t,f. ~ )A L,M KPiCTO Jiver Al edicine curet~d me1) of chl ronic con)sti pation) writ,es Jamies KVanIs, l 'icdmionit, S. (C. Sold at Dr,. Van Smith's Drug Store. ly BitRING or send ith wagon your coa4ts, vests anid panlts that youi waint cleaned and1( priee. We have expeinced help and guaIranlt,e all work to be0 first-class. f tf S,r.ai. LAU'NDI)tY C'O. THI Buck Stove, sold b)y T. 10. Toddi & Co., is certainly an ideal stove. In fa4ct, ini respect to It,s qjuaLlty, b)eauty and Vuluale service, It, st,anIds 1 unparal eiled to any article of it,s kind. I have been uisin:( a Buck Stove for qiuite a while and I like it so well that, I would not give It, in exchange for any other stove. Very r'espectfully, ICUG. S WICRTS. Nowberry, S. 0., Jan. 15, 1902. f6t, OU canI get your cloths cleaned suilt, 75h.; pants cleaned and presse('. 25o.; n'm:ts pressed, 15c.; hats eclenL, i5e.; hat plums cleaned, 5 and 1t0 centb each; ladlies' dresses cleaned, 503 and 75e.; drses of all1 kInds, and also repa).ir uroths, also8 dyo ig donc suits from f>0c. uip. All work guairain teed. Orders left at Herald and1( News oflco. JOSElH G;RA Y. M'l4^As served 'n good style, the very best, tile market alfords at RL. .J. MIller's restaulrant, near post oflico. t,& f t,f. WNOODWANTED. We are prepared to make contracts for a limited number of cords of four-foot pine wood corded on ground at Newberry Oil Mill from I st of August to I st of Novem ber, 1902 For further particu lars see. L. W. Floyd, Manager. NewberryQOil Mill. Branch of the South ern Cotton Oil Mill. ""'O'WDER licious and wholesome FIt CO., I:EW YORK. Avoid Ex posUU re He<-p (he rlwt1, Kick :1n., i l w.i i ,, :m l t1w-14 will loe tittle t.l i -i po ofntn oa,i chia ftr IiIg itimr ltil.. PRIOSTI KING fu 'n:" ul sfa IFROSTI QUE EN! Chnl": .,ras ( T:tr lll:trde ) Are in:ite t ta wo i e ti" t l e ittl)ler pn iiotn tf lt 1i lv ss w imit- -tlw t "itt, "iw t :i11i h.i .. lam; le ti, c1L:uno1i % s.,i , tilt hebt i ohim tesl ht<-r I it . Ihy hl te it t - :ht" .;mtmt I . nI nilt t -h.-mll. W\\nvnr f;htids t i otint :ive sceem iv il bi-h intm , clitin.tls. 'Tlht" Ve 't'- ill Iwr-p t ri will, amtul litlip n ti to eijoiy ihe \\ ilmer hi:ys. Made by Bauer & Black, Chicogo, U. S. A, For Salo By GILDER & WEEKS' Coroner, Drug I,tore. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. STi''ATE OF SOUTi ('AlIANA, COUNTY OF NEmWilMIiMY. i:nultet, Cabniiss, 'lini nti l, aigain,t The Newhe'rry IlandIloand1 Shuitl.ie 7om1 paniy, 1 ) femiiti.. 1,, AN) NINtII til,Atf, i i. . I reiofditors o'he Newberry lan dIle and1 Shu1-Mh'n ompalny are hereby retitired to render in a i eslablish LI.heir c1-laimls algainst said 1)eftena.lts befort' Ime at.r mi' ollieliin the 'Town of Newher ry, oil or beforte the fth dayio"if ebu ary', Itt,11141 a d a eredlitors atre herr(byj enjoined and restrained from piosl. ting .heir ehitimis elsewhere itii n i n t,his netion. If. I1. IIl' A I f I), lINster. M1ster's ollee, N la). , 1902 4?o InLerest paid on deposits in the havings 1)eplartme'nt att the raite of -I per enut.. per anhu from date of deposit at he Comercial Bad OFN11WHIlAMtiY, S. C. CAPITAL - - - $50,000 00 WVe L,ransnet. a general Itaitl'ing husi neSS atnd soli('it the accounts of in111 viFals, Iirms and cndorl ions. G \V. . SITtMl l-:a. I,. W . lt'i.n\vn. C;mu. S. MlowI':I. 11. C. ,tml'rr1. (t'. . WV1 O1 eN. WV. II. IiIl IN'r. d1 NO. M, K I N A R I), 'reaihlent,. O.. 11 \ II;At, Z. P. WVII lt , Vice-P resha .c. CashlIr THT AKE THEL AN Floir adcornisnll s iiLhn. Corl it, Ai utomaZ ytti, Ali mlido Vanlvos.kcan 1hmn.I~gifet H ontos, aind Pumps.l frili c 1rom Imll lnati(on milill, to th heaYvies \tm mis int, mrkeiittm iiO llkids of wd workinLlingo h mcineryL or and(ftL corn m tfpilmn mac Ihine. ColeotC gining sys. te lantimd VnH WInkl and1( $Thomas.l'th Ikindes,l Hlollciesda tiins iyh nd ))tock ' forik 1326 Inat n Co ,., CfI'oumiat, to C. el LIoy W.W.rIod, Is ,~i ei t'rlbae forde. mo ogantd. utt e , rn i Ler s(a of Ans,at,yiAl ofl the etat, ofad leta flindet01 Cie crir of [IhOsi len, I I.N Cn, atNwberry Court,i Carse So.vc ,on tiO tro,at i o'en- ekonthen fore noon tosoaay,ifayte ae Ne Year Finds Our Black Dress Goods Department In SplendidShape In fact just as full as it has been any time dur ing the fall months. We pride ourselves in this department, and here you can always find a complete outfit. We have just added: Black Cheviots, " Satin Solisles, Prunella Cloths, Whipcords, English make, Thibet, for Heavy Skirts, Pebble Cheviot. In fact you will be surprised to find how com plete this departnent is for Jan !ary lst; but remember 'tis one of our hobbies, and we al ways keep it full and inviting. also cut an important figure in i silthis department Taffetas. Pean de Sole, Gros Grain and in n h are the leaders at this time. a1"iUi0 We h ahave them all. And Ik GCs , and other stylish ack Gallitur Black Trimmings to com plete the picture. This space is ours, and we expect to use it every week to tell you of the good things in the different departments of our store. Yours truly, C. .3. MOWER CO. We will not sell to you our stock of merchan dise at your offer--a hundred cents on the dollar. That was our words to one of the Largest Merchants in America. We bought them for the people of Newberry, S. C., and surrounding country. We know that we have succeeded in buying our goods Cheaper than All Others haIvo hlought toir gootdH. We( know weV ha(Ivo I ho iSTI1' V A I di I' for tho M ION Y. and ilI who I_ro-- with 1, nekiiowlo<go tha, wo olir thr area test cQarga ins on (Earthz! MORE GOODS FOR LESS MONEY! Nover since0 wo have bxoinin usiness1 1 ~h ave o soh801l iloro gootlH I hari wo 801hl in thO p)ast ruionth. TalkhC i Ch ! ny~ <iht.IoIioiin aii 8 avPrIIoinientar genuino lhA ItG(IA I NS. ECvory cus8 tor is a Iliving advertisownioiit. for Uis. 0. KLETTN ER, The Fair and Square Dealer. Drug Store. Theli yeafr 190()1, jus c11(losed on1 u8 inl bus1iness. Wo holiovo it was t )(ii iIC8 SiCa tor lt <111( to the fact t.hat in our nt.oreaigsD prtot you11 a proenre good drugs arid 141' L l oC1 )AiS.at ior&. al ways recoive louIrtoonso tront- dloiL fLa)C. ~ii~yIft mntt. Comne and1 s(oo'n1 for ai ll ii,i ~ to iCi3Ct' ThIiings ini tho drug h111(. P .)JC ,CNi GARDEN SEEDS, LAMPS, CIGARS ..W I IMN,Art ' AND TOBACCO. Prescriptions given Care,ful At tontlon and Only the BEST Fo20dyIwilsl (1-s n, .:) I 8/[.)~ Surplus anduProfits - 96,86ror thur 1011i(10100 111Sapvtonas A Tparment Dane omet anlwd se.rsta ,oae apy N ewl year. J. 13.WiSAt. C'