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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Pretty Glass Cake SAVERS and
Berry Bowls for DC. each.

Berry Bowls for DC. each.
Large-size Pressed-Glass Cracker r,.,
lgc. kind, for Sc. '4s
Cut Pattern Butter Dishes. lgc b,s
for &C.. NNli
Imitation Cut-Glass Celery Stand. &.
each. ..
Bohemian Glass Water SITS. p.,,.-
and SIX Glasses. SOC. instead of 81
Opal Glass Water or Toilet Bottle. r,
each.
Hotel GObots. %. each
Frozen Punch or Sherbet Glasses. a.
each
Measuring Cups Sc. each.
MIX Glass Decorated Pin Trays Pa
Boxes DC. Toe. each
Wine Glasses 2c. each.
FROM n TO IL
Fiint-Glass Water TumblerS l1-.s.
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
800 dozen Ladies' Best
I2Ic. Hose, sc. a pair.

Black ones. fancy or solid colors. choice
&C.
256 dozen Ladies' Fancy and Solid Hose,
ljc. ones for 9c. pair.
The Best pc. Imported Hose for 19c.
pair
Boys Extra Quality Black Bicycle Hose,
sizes 6 TO 10, usual lSc. grade. Il l-ec.
pair
Misses and Boys Solid Black Full
Seamless Fine Ribbed Hose. sizes
TO 9 IL. are 8 pairs Tor BE, instead OF
II 1-2c pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29

complete line OF Dog-ColIar Belts.
Csc to So each.
THE LATEST FAD. Ladies' Walking
Pocket Books. In seal and morocco:
also, sterling-silver initial. 80 10 ssc.
each. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
Rogers's Silver-Plated Knives
$I.O8 dozen.

ptsVC 1OL~h.
Rogers's Silver-Plated Teaspoons, -
quality, for Sl.15 dozen.
ROgers's So Tablespoons, $3.50 dozen
''lsi7' Rogers's Knives and Forks >'.o
a dozen
s. Silver-Plated Forks for $50 a dolsn;
SILNt.R-PLATED CRtMB ihAlS
AND SCRAPERS. 9Sc. 100
Ouadruple- Plated Bread Trays, N.SV'
Cake Baskets, N.25 a.
Quadruple- Plated Card Trays were e.
for S.l9 IN
Quaduple- Plated Butter Dlshes' WIN
glass bottoms for SIC or.
Ouadruple- plated Gold and Silver Fleur
de LIS Picture Frames, u. -.
Quadruple- Plated Tea Sets, usuahy ~
for S3.9S complete
Large Novel rledallions, Si.oo
Pictures, for csc. each.
Several styles OF frames and an Infinite
variety OF new subjects 10 select from.
Fine and-CoIored Pictures. in 1920
Rocco Cold Burned Framed. always
s.. special. $3.50.
81 White Enamelled and Oak Easels for
55c.
sxl0 Gold and Flemish Framed Pictures,
copies OF the finest paintings, 21c.
beautiful line OF Colored Medallions.
from 75c. In $40 each.
Brass Picture Frames. Florentine de-
signs. 30 and 15c.
Beautiful Mirrors, In gold-platcd brass
frames, 81 each.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
County Alliance Meeting.

County Alliance was called to order
by President II. II. G. Hunter and open
ed In usual form.
Dr. Lake moved that for this year
that County Alliance meet at The dif-
fcrcnt Sub-allianccs instead Of meeting
ut court house as heretofore. Cuunon's
Creek Alliance was tho place selected
for tho next meeting OF County AL
lance.
The question to be discussed at tho
meeting of Sext County Alliance; "How
10 restore our worn out land;" to be
opened by the County Lecturec DR.. w.
f.. Lake.
That each Sub-ailiance elect n dele.
gate to meet the Board of Directors Of
Warehouse at Prosperity on Friday,
Feocuary 3rd, and that fertilizer com.
panies be requested to send in bids to
furnish fertilizers for the Alliance to
II. Il. G. Hunter, chairman County AL
lance. II. II. G.. HI CNTER,
w. B. bOINEsT, llosidcnt.
Secretary.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
One Of the oldest and
best GuanOS on the
market is the NaVassa
brand, for sale by
EdW. r. Hipp. If
J be Coming Lecture.

Newherry people enjoy good lectures
aud attend them. That much is TO
Ncwberry's credit, for it denotes cut-
tnre, refinement and progress. Cheap
shows lower the tone Of a people, but
in good lecture there is something
elevating, Instructive, improving. A
thoughtful parent will encourage his
child to hear good lecture, for by SO
doing, he will encourage and stimulate
his childs mind to appreciate, respect
aud admire things that are chaste and
that make for the child moral and
meotal growth. Such is the style OF
the lecture to be given in the Newbcl-
ry opera house Tuesday evening, Jan
uary 81, by the Rev. j Fl. Thornwell,
D D., subject "What a country parson
saw in Europe"
Tickets for sale at Pclham's Phar-
macy and Schol,z's Jewelry Store.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
Items from MaybintOn.

Happy New Year to the Editor. stat
aud correspondents Christmas passet
OFF very quietly here. The first day OF
tho year was IL bright beautiful day
May it botolion II year Of happiness ant
peace to our nation.
Miss Annio Epps, who has been spend
ing several months with relatives IN
Columbia, has returned home.
MIR. Daniel Epps visited the home
| folks for few days last week. We dc
| not know whether he was on busines
or whether he was trying to make
some kind of compromise with his rival.
Miss Fannie May Henderson spen,
several days at home during the holi.
days, but has returned to Newbcrry
Graded school.
DR.. w. l.. Sims and charming wife
paid Mr.. j. y. CotieId's family Il plcas-
ant New Year call.
Mr.. John Epps und family, OF Both
Eden, have moved to Hon. w. ID.
Hnrdy's place. MIR. Epps is IL high
toned Christian gcntlcmun and We wei
come him in our community. He will
DO great acquisition to the church
aud Sunday school: hope his coming
among us may be blessing to
him and us.
MIR. ). G. Halle and family, Of Jones'
vile, have moved to Mrs. Susanna
OXner's and will run Il large farm
there this year.
Mr. }. T.. Cotield has had IL very en-
Joyaolc visit from his old friend and
tomrade in arms, Mr.. Monroe Harris,
who has been living since the war in
Mexico, Central and South America,
and West Indies. lie is II fine CONVEX :
sationulist. 1t was very interesting to
hear him tell Of the granduers OF the
Rocky and Andes mountains. the gold
mines Of Mexico and the coffee groves
OF Venezuela. They talked Of the war
in which they served, recalling many /,
camp scene, many long march and
many bloody conflicts They spoke
tcndcrly and lovingly + his one and
that one that had given his life for his
loved sunny South.
Mr.. Il V. Summer, OF Alexandria,
N. g., aud Mr.. Harry Angelo, OF Alex
andtit, Va cnmo down to Mr.. j. f.
Colicld's on Il New Years outing and
spent several days "gunning" with
much success and furnished the table
with turkeys, birds and rabbits. Mir.
Caldwell Coticld on account Of the Sc
we're wound he received from the
"woodman's axe could not join them
in the c"asc, but enjoyed their visit
hugely. They were five musicians and
made sweet melodies" on the piano,
guitar and harp. FAIRY Belt.
January If, 1890.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
Guan0! Acid!
Cotton Seed Meal!
1t will pay you to see us before
buying. If If Summer Bros
Newbetry Station.

Having spent two weeks very delight
fully after Conference with my parents
at Lecsville, 7 came here and filed my
FIRST appointment on the first Sunday
in January. My family followed me
on Tuesday, January 3rd. My first
two weeks here have given promise of
very delightful year. The welcome
extended me and mine has been very
cordial. On the evening Of the first
Sunday all the pastors of the town were
present at our service and took part.
Their congregations were represented
also, and our little church was very
full.
AS q family we are under great obli-
CATION to the Aid Society for the way
in which they have fixed up the preach
er's home, and to'the trustees, for some
needed repairs on the roof. We are
very comfortable. | beg all my friends
and the friends OF the cause here tC
pray that Coo may direct us and bless
Us in all our efforts. May He grant
unto the entire Conference q grca,
year. WALTER 7. lIERBEET.
Southern Christian Advocate, 10th
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
For Members Oniy.

The following resolution was pusscd
at Il called meeting OF the Excelsior
Fare Company ON Monday evening and
requested to be published.
We arc requested also to state that
the passage Of this resolution WAS made
necessary by outsiders intruding and
taking privileges which were intended
for members only, as the reading roola
has bccn established for their sole
benefit:
Resolved, That the Excelsior Read
ing Room bo for the exclusive use at all
times for members only, except ladies
and visiting iircmcn, and any member
who brings al outsider into the rooms
be fined So 30, and il said fine is not
paid within ten days the member
stands expelled from the company
without further no,icc, and it il the
duty of any member who sees an out
slider in said room TO inform the police
of the city and have said outsider eject
ed from the rooms at once.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
Excelsior Iftciiinga.

Small grain in this section looking
nice.
Prot. II G.. Counts attended the cen
tral Luther League held ut ST. Phillips
church Saturday.
Miss Dora Miller, OF Slighs, is visit
ING relatives In this community.
Mr.. j. G. Singlcy and brothers have
bought new saw mill outfit and have
commenced saving lumber in this
ncignborh0od.
Mrs. Sctzlcr, OF near Peaks, has been
on few days visit to Prof. J. S Wheel
cr's family here.
Mr.. j. A. G. Kiblcr killed Il hog a
few days ago of his own raising that
weighed $50 pounds
MIR. I. y. Miller, Of near Slighs, has
been on visit to Mr.. a. NJ. Counts
family.
John Barre, colorcd, Of this section
had hog stolen from his lot on Friday
night, The hog was killed in The lot
and carried Off.
Mrs Chips and daughter, Miss Cor-
ric, of Bachman Chapel section, visited
in this community last week.
The public roads in this ncighhor-
hood arc in Il rough condition and
should be worked at an early day.
The pupils OF our school who have
been placed on the honor roll for third
month arc as follows: Arthur Counts,
ivan Scasc, Mamie Counts, Pet Domi-
nick, Mnllic Scase, Lola Kiblcr, Has
kell Kibler, Frank Ward Schumpcrt,
Roland Boland, Willie Dominck, Rosa
Belle Scasc, Lahlagc Wheeler, Lucy
Wheeler, ROsalic Wheeler, Charlie
Schnmpcrt, Clifton Boland, Perl Watts
Aumcclc Singlcy, Ammerlc Lorick Cyril
Scasc, Furman Dominics, Maggie
| Stone, Olive Counts, Bertha Singlcy
Clarence Wcrts, Daisy FclIcrs, Ira
Werts, .lui'aSchumprrt f.nlinc Vince
cr, Louise Singlry, Leonard Scasc
| Kcister Wheeler, Willie Cnok. Mag
nus Kih'or, H"rui" Lee BOlnud, Till
mlr t'"nr, E.o.i> N'crts, Raymond
| Domtuick, ltosinc s5inglcy.
Our school now has So enrolled pu
pills and moving on nicely.
Glad to sec the Legislature is NOV
ing on nicely. Hope we vii! hav,
some good laws made at this session.
| SIGMA.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
WEDDING iN LANCASTER,
Tho NuptIala OF Dr. 4, Is. Marion aud Mites
kosa May Jones

Kancaster, Jan. l9.-The chief topic
Of conversation in social circles for
some time past has been the anticipated
marriage OF Miss Rosa May Jones,
eldest daughter of Justice Ira b. Jones
to DR.. Panl b. Marion of Chester county.
The nuptials were solemnized shortly
after IL m. today, at the elegant homo
OF JUSTICE Jones in the presence OF
friends from different parts of the
State, Rev. w. g. Ewurt OF the Asso-
ciate Reformed Presbyterian church
was tho officiating minister. The at.
tendants wore.
Miss Leila Latham of Chester with
Charles d. Jones OF Lancaster.
Miss Mamie Renwick OF Newberry
with Ed Hardin OF Chester.
Miss Neville Pope of Newberry with
DR.. Sam Lindsay OF Chester.
Miss Marie Gary of Abbeville with
Joe b. Wylie of Chester.
Miss Christina Elliot Of Winnsboro
was the maid Of honor. The groom's
best man WAS his brother, Representa-
tive j. Hardin Marion of Chester.
Bessie ana Mamie Jones, the sweet
little 10 year old twin sister of the
bride, were the flower girls.
Tue bride looked lovely in hand
some costume of white silk, her veil
failing gracefully from coronet of
orang. blossoms. She carried Il boouet
of brides roses and ferns.
The bridesmaids were prcttily gown
ed in white, their bouquets being pink
carnations tied with pink satin rib
bon.
The wedding march was played by
Mrs. Samuel Jones of Newberry.
Among those in attendance from
abroad were Justice y. j. Pope and
daughter, Justice Eugene b. Gary,
wife ard daughter, Mr.. Holbrook, Mr..
and Nh 5. Samuel Jones, Mrs. DR.. Rem
wick of Newocrry, Mrs. Wise and Mrs
Metts of Columbia. DR.. and Mrs. Pryor,
Mrs. John Hardin, Miss Annie Hardin,
Robert Caldwell, Misses Eugenia and
Mary Marion. Hon. p. H. Hardin of
Chester and Miss Lena Heath of Char
lotto.
The purlors, halls and dining room
were tastefully decorated with ever
green's and Ilowers, lilac, the fuvorutc
colo" OF the groom. prod"minutiug. A
)dntiful wedding dinner was served
shortly after the ceremony. Justice
Jones, In his usual genial and happy
manner made every body feel welcome
and ut home. The brides presents
were numerous and handsome. Con-
spicous among them being the elegant
chest of silver, and the silver service
of the parents of the groom.
The bride is one Of Lancaster's most
attractive daughters. The groom ris-
ing young physician of Chester, is to
he congratulated in winning so fair Il
prize. The hal py young couple left at
5 p. IN. for an extended wedding tour
moth. h.-Spccial to The State.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
Lower Pr0spsrity News.
Rain, ainy weather.

Rain, iatny weather.
Mr.. j. B. Taylor, of ST. Lukc's com
muni,y, visited his father, Mr.. s. -.
Taylor Of this community, last week.
don't guess MIR. j. ID. Taylor will
get to take trip TO Augusta, Ga, as
nc has been exposed to measles. Don't
be afraid Jacob.
We congratulate our friend Mr.. J.
a. Keel; may their lives be long and
prosperous and may they lie happy man
and wife.
Mr.. Simon, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Taylor, is confined to his bed with fever.
We hope he will b. able to be up again
soon.
Miss lola Taylor in company with
her aunt, Mrs. Il. w. Taylor, expects tc
take q trip to Augusta, Ga, next week.
We wish them much Joy.
Mr.. ~. D. Amick has been confined
TO his bed with measles, but is able tt
he up again.
Mr.. Bin Frick and wife visited Mr
j. w. Taylor's family last Sunday
Come again friends, you are welcomed
Mrs. S. L. Taylor visited MIR. Il. f.
Amick's family last Sunday.
Mr.. Jake Dominick visited Mr.. jim
Cook last Sunday.
Mr.. j. G.. Dominicls visited Mr. Il. Il,
Amick's family last Sunday.
We will close in wishing The Hcrult
| and News much success.
January i8, 1899. BLUE JAY.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
Robbed he Grave.

a startling incident, Of which Mr..
John Oliver of Pniladelphis, was thc
Inject, il narrated by him rs follows
Il was in most dre"diul condition.
My skin was almost yellow,eA CO sunken
tongue coated. pain continually in
hack ald sides, no appetite Ally
growing weaker day hy day Three
physiciuns had given me up. Fnrtu-
natetv, y fiiend advised trying Elec
ric Bi,ters; AID to my great joy and
surprise, the first hnttie made n decided
inrprnvement. l continued their use
for thee weeks, and am now II wei
man. | kn W they saved my life, anC
robbed the grave Of another victim. y
No one should fail to try them. Only
so CTS ner bottle at Pelbam's {; Robert
son d Gilder's Drug Store.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
Stop thut Hack !

Before it ls too late. The time to
tackle cold is when it is just begin,
ming A bottle of Robertson's
Compound Cough Syrup if taken at
the wight time will save you sever
illne 5s. 1t gives instant reliof from
that disagreeable rawness of the
throat that comes with a cold,
and is in no way unpleasant to take.
It's price is only 25 cents bottle,
and is manufactured and sold at
ROBERTSON & GILDER'S
Drug Store.
Remember we can satisfy all your
other drug store wants.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Opera House LsRssd-Contract f"r Work
ON oprea uonsri itet-touncii T., titioned
Concerning tho sale OF Fresh Nc eats.

| The city council held IL meeting last
night with the full council present
The city attorney was also in atten,
| dance.
The minutes of tho last meeting was
read and adopted.
The bond of the rctiring clerk and
| treasurer was ordered turned over tC
him.
MIR. T.. S. Coppock appeared before
the council and offered to sell his grove
containing five Or six acres. TO the city
for park for $5 900. giving the ci;y a
number of years to pay for 1t. The propo.
sitijn was consll lert d and on u vote OF
council was tabled.
Bids for& certain amount Of work on
the opera house were opened and the
contract let 70 Messrs. f.. II. Leslie
and J. w. White for 1902, their bid be-
ing much lower than any other sub
mitted.
The matter Of disposing of the fire
engine was referred to the committee
on Fire Department with Instructions
to offer engine for sale and to obtain
offers for it.
The committee appointed at pre-
vious meeting concerning the extension
of the sewer that runs from the New
berry Hojui across the public square in
front of the Jail was given further time
with power 10 act its they saw best.
The city attorney was authorized to
have the charter changed making the
term OF office for Il mayor and aldermen
two years instead Of one. The change
to go into effect from the next town
election, also to ask the Legislature to
fix the daLe for Il new council to take
charge Of the city affairs on the first
tion.
The council was petitioped to "change
the rules regulating the sale of fresh
meats SO as TO permit persons to pay q
license for the privilege Of selling and
furnish their own building in which to
sell said fresh meats" There were
Two petitions numerously signed. The
matter was referred to the city attorney
for written opinion on the question
involved.
Bids for the rent or lease Of the opera
house were opened and the town leased
to Mcssrs. p. j. VoSs and II. G.. Bardin
for u term Of forty-three months for
$3.50. Lease to begin February lst.
The council then adjourned
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
Asked to Reconsider.

At u meeting Of the congregation of
the Lutheran church on Sunday res
pastor, Rev. DR.. J. b. Fox. to recon
slider his action in rendering his rcsig-
nation as pastor Of that congregation
aud to withdraw the same.
Dr.. Fox is highly esteemed in New
berry and his many friends in the city,
both in and out Of his congregation.
hope that he will see his way clear to
remain in Ncwbcrry.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

The following are the letters remain
ing in this pOstollirc for the week end
ing January II, 1890:
B-Ida II. Brown, Lcni Blcdsoc.
CD. ". Carr, Tommy Conds, Allis
Chalmers.
G--Lucrctia Grilling. Paul Green.
lI--Ilcrman II. Hnsch, Mary lIigars.
J-Garric Lee James.
M-l'cttic Mcyor, d. A. McNair,
Walter Meteor
R-.JcT Roof, Nancy Richmond,
George Rccid, Ollie Sanders, Lizzie
Sally.
u. nj rubulc, Emma Thomas.
W-Calvin Wilson, Henry Wilson.
People calling for these letters will
please say they were advertised.
W. Y. FAIR, POStTa ster.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
Lost Two Fling, RI.

little negro in Gravel Town on
Friday found either Il pistol or dyna-
mite cartridge, put it in his pocket un-
til Saturday morning when he held it
over the stove to sec what it would do,
when it exploded and tore OFF the ends
of his thumb and forelingcr and terri
bly, mangled the third. DR.. Houseal
amputated the thumb and first finger
and dressed the wound.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
Death OF MIR. Zen Ellis.

Mcssrs. II. w. and B. B. Davis re-
ccivcd Il telegram yesterday from Char
lesion announcing the death of their
brother-inlaw, Mr.. Ben Ellis, in that
city on yesterday.
Mr.. Ellis was we'll known in New
berry where he bad many acquain
nnccs lose sympathies go out to the
family in this their sad fonr OF bcrcavc.
ment.
Mr. ellis was prominent citizen OF
Charleston and highly esteemed by all
who knew him.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
$75 GIVEN AWAY,
4 ROCK HIi.I. nUGGy ABsOJ Urt,Y
FREE TO OUR STD CKiBEW
THREE O,nER pHIZES.

Tho Herald and Nows has always
been avorso to combination offers.
In fact wo have never done it and do
not iutond TO-
| Wo have, however, made an ar
raugcmcnt with the Rock Hill Buggy
Company by which we can offer one
Of their 500 buggies to our subscrib.
ers absolutely free.
Wo want every subscriber on our
books and every new subscriber to
have an opportunity to gain this capi.
tai prlZe,
Tho buggy will bo on exhibition
at the store Of Mr. Edw II. Hipp
rs soon IN it arrives from Rock Hill.
The conditions on which this buggy
will be givon are: We propose to
secure two largo pumpkins and every
person who pays ono years subscrip.
tion to Tho Herald and News be-
tween now and the first day Of April
will be given ono guess ut the num-
ber Of seed in tho two pumpkins.
The ono who comes nearest to the
number Of seeds in tho two pump
kiHs will bo given tho buggy. Each
guess to bc written in ink on the
back of IN envelope and the name
of tho person written on slip Of
paper aud pnt in the envelope, tho
envelope sealed aud deposited in a
ballot box, which is to bo locked and
kept locked until tho award is made.
Every person who pays ns much as
$3.50, ono yonr's subscription, to be
entitled to ono guess. Those who
aro in arrears and pay back dues to
have ono guess for each $l.5O they
pay. If you cannot pay back dues
Won can give r'a your note for back
dues and have ono guess for this
year which you pay, all back dues
musj bo arranged in order to entitle
you to n guess. Those who hare
aid in advance can have guess by
paying for another year for which
they will bo given credit. We have
secured pumpkins because it will give
our out Of tho county Subscribers an
opportunity to guess for they will
i1ow az much ahont the number Of
seed in tho pumpkins as those who
SEQ them.
We will also give rs q second prize
SGT Of buggy harness valued atS12.50
and Il third prize OF n barrel OF iiour,
and a fourth prize of one years sub.
scription to Tho Herald and News
If ono man has moro than one guess
he can only secure ono prize even
though his guesses were nearest tho
correct number of seed in the two
pumpkins.
Tho buggy and the harness will bo
put on exhibition at Edw. II. Hipp's
store and tho pumpkins will bo there
also if You desire to 500 thom.
This is an opportunity you will
moi Often have to secure q nico
buggy and ut the samo time got
good newspaper at the regular
price.
Call ut tho Office and pay your
subscription and rogistor your voto.
Those who find it inconvcnient to
call can send tho subscription and
their gucsscs and wo will SEQ that
thoy aro voted.
After the guessos are closed com
mittoe of disintercsted persons will
bo appointed and asked to open tho
pumpkins and count the seed and
award tho prizes
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
DenfncRH Cannot ha Cured

Hv local npplicatiors. ns they cannot r, uch
one way 10 cure don fncss, and that is hy cor.
st1iutional remedies. DcnfbeSs Is caus ID by
on iniinmcd condition of nc mucous lining
OF he Eusiachian Tube. When this lube "clS
iniiamed you have Il rumb irg sound or I'M.
pei icct herring. and w1cn II iA eniilcly
closed DEAFNESS % The result. and udieSs the
iufamWai ion can be TAX ca out md ,hJs .ube
its.orcd 10 It's normal condition, hem ing will
DC destroyed fore ei; nine cases cut of ten
ale canstd by cntnrrh, which Is nothing b, {
IN irfamcd condi IoI of the mucous sur
faces
We wa give Orc Hu I'd cd Dollars for any
csc OF Deafness (ctuscd by Ia, rh) that en- II
ot he cured by Halls Cata. rh Cure. tcnd
for ci'cul RS flee. f. CHENEY & Co,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 15c
Huil's Fam iy u Pills are the best
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
EIGHT MORE DAYS.

On tomorrow, Wednesday, we will
offer the balance of the Goodman &
Maybin bankrupt stock of Dry Goods,
Clothing aud Shoes at IS cents on
tho dollar at actual Now York cost,
until February lst, when we must
vacate the stoie. It