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INGS AND DOINGS OF PROSPERITY PEOPL SECOND TOWN PRIMARY RI SULTS IN TIE. Annual Meeting of Literary Soros: -Deaths in Prosperity Section-Personal. Prosperity. March 16.-The Sor( sis. instead of having the usual litei ary meeting on Friday March 17, wi give its second annual banquet. Th' will be-quite an enjoyable affair. Tli annual meeting was held on Marc 13. Mrs C. T. Vyche was electe president. Mrs. C. M. Boyd vic< president. Miss Jessie Moseley co responding secretary, Miss Lul Moseley recording secretary, al Miss Bessie Bowers treasurer. We wonder why the men can't has something nice like this. Yes, N wonder why. As there have been quite a numb( of marriages this fall and wint( we give the wedding anniversarie. First wedding anniversary is the co ton: second. paper: third, leathei fifth, wooden; seventh, woolen; tentl tin; twelfth, slik and linen; fifteentl crystal; twentieth, china: twenty-fift] silver: thirtieth, pearl; fortieth, rub3 fiftieth. golden: and seventy-fift] diamond. Mrs. J. A. Blackwelder. of Newbe ry, spent Wednesday with Mrs. W. Lutz, of our town. Mr. R. A. Woofolk, of Virginia, in town for a few days. and will n doubt call to see many of our peopl The primary for intendant on Tue day resulted in a tie vote-49 and 4 There will be a third on next Tuesda to decide who will be the nomine, unless there is another tie. There seems to be very little i ter-:st in the solicitor's race. as on never hears it mentioned except b those who say that it will be th same da-.. as the town election. W trust that Newberry county Wi sta-nd byw he'r son. lie makes a goo prosecuting officer. Mrs. Lizzie Hunter, of St. Luke! is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. F Hawkins, this week. Dr. Littlejohn has gone to Pacc let. Miss Delia Bowers entertained th Sorosis at its annual meeting o March 14. Mr. J. WV. Kibler was in town for few hours on Wednesday. Miss Annie Mae Bedenbaughi visiting friends in town t-his week. Miss Bessie Nichols, of St. Luke! is visiting the Misses Hawkins an Mrs. Taylor, of our town. Mrs. WV. A. Moseley and Mr. Calmes are expected home toda: 4, *Are You G< -If so, you no dou1bt r< isoneof the most impos There is no other feature careful housewife as modern,] -other hand, nothing could be health of the occupants than Plumbing is always cheapesti We take particnlar prid SOI , C. C. D A VI fr, n their trip cast. ..r. Montgomery. of Columbia. is vi.iting Dr. J. S. Wheeler. r. J. P. Bowers and Mrs. T. A. D. -minick have gone on a visit to - atesburg this week. Mrs. 1). S. Cook is improving and we trust will soon be well a~gain. \. Hart Kohn has come up from Is C lumbia, where he has been with hie F. and M. Co. for the past five years. He is with the S. S. Birge company, being secre:ary of the cur poration. Mr and Mrs. A. P. Riser, of Saluda, 11 county, spent a couple days in town is the guests of Mrs. and Mrs. M. W. Bedenbaugh. d Mr. Cecil Wyche has returned to d th" Citadel to pursue his studies, af t<r a week spent with his parents. Married at the Lutheran parsonage, LS. uke-s. March 12, 1905. Mr. Willie Nichols and Miss Lilly Harmon. We wish the young voyagers a pleasant trip over life's sea. eMir. Olin Piester, of Jolly Street, si of Mr. A. B. Pies:er. is critically ill at this writing. Mrs. J. Hart Fulmer. of lower No. 9. was laid to rest at the Muller bury ir ground. She was 78 years old and leaves a husband, one brother, I Uncle Sim Miller, of Little Mountain. and many friends to mourn their loss. F.nral services by the Rev. Mr. Sachs. Mrs. Quincey Hendrix. of Upwell, who has bene quite sick for some weeks, passed away on Wednesday evening. She was laid to rest on Thursday at Zion. s ' All our grippy folks are out again o and enjoying this bright spring weather. Col. N. B. Wheeler, of Wh-eeland, .was in town Thursday. y Trade with our merchants has been , Cod. and all are wearing a smile. President Roosevelt on Monday C -vening addressed the National Con y gess of Mothers. in4session in Wash e :-gton. The president delivered a e ztrong and appropriate address. d INOTICE. Pursuant to authority granted by il1 No. 144 enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Caro lina the Trustees of School District No. 52, Newberry Co, -ty, S. C. hereby call an election to be held at e Whitmire, Newb erry County, on n Wednesday. April 4th, 1905. Said election to be for the purpose of vot a -ing for or against the issuing of School Bonds in accordance with the s provision of Bill No. 144 also for the sejection of two members of the i, Building Committee. d Chas. Tidnmarsh, Z. H. Suber, Jno. P. Fant. Committee. >ng to Build? ~alize that Good Plumbing ' I tant elements of the home.3 which -will appeal so strongly to the high-grade plumbing, while on the nare disagreeable or injurious to the poor plumbing system. Good i the end. e in the fact that we do Good Plumbing-the hon est kind-and use the ve ry best fixtures, namely "$tOanda'd" Porcelain Enameled Ware, every piece of which is guaranteed /by the makers to be strictly first quality. You want the best. Let us solve the plumbing question for yo.We make no chrefor plans and '\suggestions a nd are c on v in ced of our ability to please the most exacting. Newerry. S.C. FOR SOLICITOR. lhereby annoince myself a candi late for Solicitor of the Eighth Judi :ial Circuit of South Carolina, sub ect to the rules ard regulations of he Democratic primary. 0. L. Schumpert. Newberry, S. C., March 6. I hereby announce myself a candi late for Solicitor of the Eighth Judi :ial Circuit of South Carolina. sub ect to the rules and regulations of h_ Democratic primary. R. A. Cooper, Best Mineral As phalt Roofing. C. H. CAN NON, Near C., N. & L. Depot. PypeWrfiter ypewriter Paper, Typewriter Ribbon, Typewriter 1il, Typewriter Brushes. and Non Smoot Carbon Paper. HOW WO New Guarar Eqitable I Notice the guarante is non-forfeitable 20 Year Pas 5 16 I Back of the above guarantee Assets over 413 millions. Surplus, 80 millions, the larg If you wish information about 1 -W. J. RODDEY, Manager, For S. For EZrl -A 49 ru, u i ( Green Pod Stri Beans. Early Red Valen Ear!y Morning S Early Favorite P Early Wakefield Earliana Tomat< Acme Tomatoes Ponderosa Tom Early Tur,nip Ra Early Long Scar etc., el We have a full st rieties suited to Seeds new and lected. 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