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THE DEMOGRATIG CLUBS MEET AND REORGANIZE DELEGATES CHOSEN TO THE COUNTY CONVENTION. Officers of the Various Clubs, The Delegates and Executive Committeemen. In accordance with the call issued, the various democratic clubs through out the county have met, reorganized, and chosen their delegates to the county convention to be held on next Monday. the 2nd of may. Township No. x. YOUNG MEN'S. The Young Men's club met on Fri day night and elected the following officers and delegates: President-E. C. Jones. Vice-presidents-J. N. McCaughrin and Dr. Van Smith. Secretary and treasurer-Thos. H. Pope. County Executive Committeeman M. L. Spearman. Delegates to County Convention --Fred H. Dominick. 0. L. Schum pert. Van Smith. H. H. Evans, E. Cabaniss, Z. F. Wright. M. L. Spear man. John C. Wilson. E. B. Setzler, J. Y. Culbreath. W. C. Tyree, T. L. B. Epps. L. G. Eskridge, T. C. Pool, E. C. Jones, C. W. Bishop, J. W. Hen derson, J. W. Davis, John W. Earhardt. John C. Goggans. T. H. Pope, M. B. Chalmers, John P. Al drich, P. E. Scott, W. H. Wallace. CAROLINA. The Carolina club held its meeting on last Thursday night, the following officers and delegates being chosen: President-Alan Johnstone. Vice-presidents-George S. Mower and Dr. W. E. Pelham. Sedretary-L. W. Jones. County Executive Committeeman George B. Cromer. Delegates to County Convention George Johnstone. Alan Johnstone, George S. Mower. L. W. Jones, John H. Wicker. E. H. Aull. W. H. Hunt, E. M. Evans. H. H. Rikard, John K. Aull, B. T. Paysinger, F. W. Higgins, B. 0. Epting. W. W. Cromer, W. h. Pelham, S. K. Bouknight, J. N. Bass, Pope Havird, Otto Klettner, 0. B. Mayer, M. B. Caldwell, McK Hutchi son. E. H. Kingsmore. OLD MEN'S President-M. A. Carlisle. Vice-president-W\V. T. Tarrant. Secretary-S. P. Boozer. County Executive Committeeman Dr. S. G. Welch. Delegates to County Convention L. M. Speers. W. T. Tarrant, M. A. Carlisle. FACTORY. President-T. S. - Hudson. Vjce-presidents-P. F. Baxter ana J. M. Taylor. Secretary-J. A. Senn. County Executive Committeeman Jacob Senr. Delegates tco Coun,ty Convention Cole. L. Blease. L. 0. Burton, J. M. Taylor. T. S. Hu:dson. P. F Baxter, WV. H. Hardeman. J. H. Chappeli, Jacob Senn. C. D. Knight, E. S. WVerts. WV. M. Thomas. 3. W. Davis, L. D. Shockley. J. WV. Vineyard, C. G. Blease. WV. WV. Johnson, Theo. Danielsen, H. F. Addy, J. W. Miller, W. R: Jones. MOLLOHON. President--A. L. Knight. Vice-presidents-M. M. Mills and J. B. Henderson. 'Secretary-WV. 0. WVilson. County Executive Committeeman T. B. Henderson. Delegates to C.ounty Convention J1. H. Crisp. E. T. Rivers. A. E. Sloan. WV. 0. WVilen. J. B. Hender-1 son. J. E. Merchant. L. M. Player, J. WV. Taylor. PB. R. Guinn . H ELENA. President--Jnn. L. Epps. Secretary-Arthur Kibier. County Executive Comnmitteeman F. G. Spearman. Delegates to County Convention John L. Epps, Arthur Kibler. Township No. 2. GARMANY. President-B. F. Cannon. Vice-presidemt --T. B. Leitsey. Secretary-J. A.. AleCraw. Cotunty Exctive Committeeman B. B. Leitsey. Delegates to Comnty Convention H. C. WVilson. T. B. Leitzsey. J1. 1. i.: Brown. George S. Ruff: alternates, E F. Cannon and R. B. Leitzsey. Township No. 5. .JAL.APA. President-S. M1. Duncan. Vice-president-E. P. Matthews. Secretary am. Treasurer -C. A. County Executive Committeeman C. W. Buford. Delegates to County Convention XV. C. Sligh. G. C. Glascow, Joe Ep ting. C. W. Buford. CONSERVATIVE. President-J. BT Reagin. Vice-president-W. H. Eddy. Secretary-W. E. 'Merchant. County Executive Committeeman J. W\. D. Johnson. Deldgates to County Convention-. J. B. Reagin. J. W. D. Johnson. KINARDS. President-O .B .Evans. Vice-presidents-J. H. Xillingham and J. C. Gary. Secretary and Treasurer-J. A. Dominick. County Executive Committeeman W. D. Gary. Delegates to County Convention A. D. Johnson. J. A. Dominick. Township No.6. REEDERVILLE. President-J. W. 'McKittrick. Secretary-W. L. Golding. County Executive Committeeman J. W.. McKittrick. Delegates to County Convention J. W. McKittrick. A. J. Living ston. B. F. 'Mills. J. N. Livingston. James Abrams. YOUNG 'MEN'S. President-J. W. Hendrix. Vice-president-D. H. Stilwell. Secretary-J. Y.. Floyd. County Executive committeeman-. J. T. Grizard. Delegates to County Convention D. H. Stillwell. J. T. Grizard, L. H. Dennis, David Pitts. OLD MEN'S. President-H. D. Boozer. Vice-president-J. R. Spearman. Secretary-J..B. Smith. County Executive Committeeman T. P. Pitts. Delegates to County Convention H. D. Boozer, T. P. Pitts. R. M. Mar tin. J. B. Smith, V. 0. Wilson. Township No. 7. SALUDA. President-W. H. Sanders. Secretary-Samuel Werts. County Executive Committeeman W. H. Sanders. Delegates to County Convention- ; G. W. Reid. H. T. Fellers. Township No. 8. EAST RIVERSIDE. President-S. S. Paysinger. Secretary-W. P. Paysinger. County Executive Committeeman E. L. Hayes. Delegates to County Convention G. W. Swittenberg. D. F. Paysinger, E. L. Hayes. VAUGHAN VILLE. President.-A. A. 'Madden. Vice-president-M. D. Smith. Secretary-C. A. Brooks. County Executive Committeeman V. S. Atchison. Delegates to County Convenion X. S. Atchison. AL D. Smith. 4 Township No. 8. DEA DFALL. President-B. L. Dominick. Vice-presidents-H. O. Long and R. L. Boozer. Secretary and Treasurer-Jos. H. Alewine. County Executive Committeeman-1 D. B. Werts.. Delegates to County Convention B. L. Dominick. D. B. XWei-s. UTOPIA. President-I. H. Boulware. Vice-president-J. R.Perdue. Secretary-D. L. Ham. Treasurer-F. M1. Schumpert. County Executive Committeeman . A. Foy. Delegates to County Convention . t8. Perdue. 3. Fred Schumpert. Township No. 9. XWAREHOUSE. President-R. L. Stoudenmyer. Secretary-B. B.- Hair. Counmy Executive Co mmit tem:1 - R. L. Stoudeinmyer. D)elegate. to C unty Co.nvention . Sidiney \Vheeler. John B3. Fellers. N. H1. Young. J. I.. WVi.e. J. P. WVheel er R. I. Stoudennmyer. B. B. Hair. P. C. Singley. WV, T. Gibson. J. L,indsay Row:er. T. A. Dominick. Pierce Bow r. S. L. Fellers. A. H. Hawkins. \. Ml. Counms. T. L. Wheeler. R. C.. Counts. Geo. Y. Hunter. C. T. WVyche. W. Y. Taylor. H P. XWicker. SALUDA. President--J. E. 110nts. Secretary-J. P. Harmon. County Executive Committeeman J P. Harnion. D)elegates to County Convention Ge. WV. Dominick. 3. P. Harmon, J.: E. Momis. J. Cal. C' o.k. D. M. Beden baugh. O'N EALL President-G. Sami Moore. Secretary-n. P. Pugh. County Executive Committeeman l. H. Koon. Delegate!, to C-unty Convention . . Koon. J. P. Martin, XV. P. Pugh. f. H. Turner. Paz. W Shealy. 1.1 BERTY. President-N. R. Lester. Vice-president-J ..\. Lester. Secretarv-G. F. Hunter. Cunty F.xecutive Committeeman-! R. T. C. Hunter. )elegate! to County Convention R. T. C. Hunter. G. F. Hunter. J. T.: Hunter. N R. Lester. J. 0. Moore. Township No. io. UNION. President-W'. F. Enlow. Vice-president-M. L. Long. Secretary-.M. L. Strauss. County Executive Committeeman I J. Wilson. Delegate. to County Convention L. 1. Feagle. R. N. Taylor. T. J. Wilson. JOLLY STREET. Pre-ident-P. B. Ellesor. Secretary-W. B. Boinest. County Executive Committeeman X B. Boinest. Delegates to County Convention \. L. Kinard. J. A. C. Kibler, J. P.! annon. Central. President-John D. Shealy. Vice-president-P. 0. W. Setzler. Secretary-L. A. Sheely. County Executive Committeeman L. A. Sheelv. Delegates to County Convention ohn D. Sheely. J. T. Kinard. ST. PAULS. President-W. H.. Kibler. - Vice-president-J. B. Bedenbaugh. Secretary-L. I. Epting. County Executive Committeeman X. H. Kibler. Delegates to County Convention L. I. Epting. J. B. Epting, J. W. Nicker. Township No. ii. POMARIA. President-Jas. P. Setzler. Secretary-John C. Aull. County Executive Committeeman D. L. Wedaman. Delegates to County Convention. . P. Setzler. J. L. Graham, John J. Ientz. ,OTICE OF OPENING BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Pursuant to a commission issued :o us as corporaters of the Farmers'! )il Mill of Newberry. S. C., books f subscription to the capital stock of I :he said proposed corporation will be )pened on the 30th day of April. 1904. it the following named places in the :own of Newberry. S. C. viz: The Herald and News office: office of W. K. Sligh: store of Wm. Johnson: tore of Summer Bros.. and store of F. M. Evans & Co. H. H. Evans. 1. H. WVicker. H. C. Matthews. H. Hi. Folk. Corporat ors. Letter to Mollohon Mfg. Co.. Dear Sirs: Have you found out iow vou can p)aint a job with fewer gallons Detoe than of anything else ead-and-oil or anything else? Mr. Floyd Almy. House and Sign Painter. Greenwich, N. Y., found it )ut three years ago: he wvrites: "I have used Devoe lead-and-zinc for the past three years. and cannot say too much in its favor. I am using it now on a big job that I took by con tract. and it has saved me at least 025 in the cost o.material." D)evoe is the strongest paint we know of: goes furthest: takes less of it to do your job. Lead-andi-oil is pure: lead-and-zinc :s -strnger: covers. more: goes fur the,.r. IHave y..' found out how vou can pat1 a ie I )tv''e in iess5 t ime than less time f i,- -h b 1.ess time. less I.ee. i.ai- - n. m irey for tat. les timeu~. le...,:2 m..n foI r that. D)ev 'e lasuite -n er y.ou in d tile less mlan"er *..r *2?Yu are ,urer o it- I Yours truly. F. W. Devoe & C.. S ld by N.euberry Hardware Co. Advertised Letters. Remiaining a; p. st oitice at New erry. S. C.. for week ending April C.--R. I (r:.sford. F.liza Cannoi. Sump' Coliema. i. --\Mi-.s R -a 1art. Geoi. H alter. Mrs. \iieti liu ,i. .\! ra Cora lHen derson. .\. . Hye. t __.-r 2-ar Taoh. Richard Joel]. L-.\rs. Pait;ey Lindsay. Alrs. S. A. Long. N.-.rs. Jane Nance. R.--.\r.. A. S. Rae. T.-miss Sarah Taylor. Neve Top py. liss Jeoie T"Od. '\rs. Mary Tirner. (-!.) W.-Mr. John Wallacc. C. W. \Wil-: liani. Jni. 1. Wicker. 'Mrs. ). W. Woo'd. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday The Great Combina-' tion House of Myseley Bros, offers on days above named, Red Hot Rock Bottom prices on White Dress Goods, Embroidery, Laces,! Ladies' Slippers and; Shoes. A beautiful Walnut; finished Organ and Stool, elegant tone, 5 years guarantee $55. Beautiful drop head: Sewing Machine, 5 years guaranteee $17.93 at MOSELEY BROS., Prosperity. S. C. HAVE YOU FINISH16 PLANT ING? ARE YOU READY TO CULTIVATE? WE HAVE THE NECESSARY IM PLEMENTS. GET A WEEDER to break the crust so the young plants can come up easily, use it after every rain, this will prevent GRASS and retain the MOISTURE. BOWS! BOWS! BOWS! BOWS! the kind your father used. SWEEPS of the latest paterns. FENDERS-JONES', TERRELL'S, and our own make. COTTON HOES for both man and beast, Smith Harper's celebrated (guaranteed riveted) hoes. Wheel hoes. etc.. etc. UMBACHE (V Shaped) Harraws. When in need call on EET EMU N., F. A.. SCHUMPERT, Sec'y and Treas. A S EASNABLE SUAGOESTIONI Soda water is always" in season".. Whether taken hot or cold it is a* wholesome beverage, unless ren dered deleterious to health by be ing loaded with impure artificial flavorings and poo,r syrups. Cold Soda drawn from Our Sanitary fountain Lacks nothing that could be Desired by the most Sensitive palats. We use Only pure juices made Direct from fresh fruits And can give any flavor. Our ''Cold Soda" is always Cold. THE PROSPERITY ORUG CO., Prosperity, S. C. AT THE RUSSELL Will find a full line of Gr( Vegetables, Tobacco. Cigars, *thing in the grocery line cot 3my Boneless Pig Feet, Com :Tripe and other nice things u: cery Store. I have got the go will appreciate your trade ai 9 illed promptly: goods deliver~ you the very best goods you car is possible for them to be soki Be sure to find the place, the R~ I JACOB L THE HONEST e@mae@@O@OS6 The Newberry Cotton Mills. The Annal Meeting of the Stock iolders of the Newberry Cotton Mills xill be held in the Council Chambers it Newberry. S. C.. on Wednesdaw, :he fourth day of May, 1904. at Ten ->'clock in the forenoon. for the eiec :ion of Directors for the ensuing year, vid for the transaction of other bu, ness. Plea,;e attend in person or by )roxv. Geo. S. Mower. Seesetary. COLD TIRE SHRINKER. We have now purchased a Cold Tire Shrinker. It will shrink buggy and wagon tires cold, without re moving tire or bolts from wheels, Satisfaction guaranteed. Also buggy md wagon repairing and horse shoe ng a specialty. Work done on short lotice. Call and give us a trial, and be con vinced. Next door to Beer Dispensary. Prices per set of Wagon or buggyN :ires $1.40. Johnson & Shealy. LUMBER, LATHS, SHINKES. Building material of all kinds. Estimates made on short notice. Wood or Brick. Small or Large. Good Work. Quick Work. Satisfaction Guaran teed. Prices Right. Shop in front of jaiL Shockley & Liingston, Newberry, S. C., IT'S UP TO YOU! ! if the children haven't been photographed. lately!! Is it not YOUR DUTY to have it done NOW?~ They have no voice in the matter ! Childhood is short ! Lifelike portraits of the little tots are like good investments they Increase in VALUE as time goes on When you get old and the children get old, the pictures will be PRICELESS!!! Elite Photo Studio In "Skyscrayer.' OLD STAND YOUf >ceries, Confectioneries, Fruits,5 &c When in need of any 2e to see me and try some of bia River Salmon, Sausage and ually kept in a first-class Gro xis and my prices are right. I id treat you right, small orders : on short notice. I will give .pay for at as little money as it iat and live. Come to see m3e. ussel! old stand. DICKERT, 2 GR ORRMAN.