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YURELY PERSONAL. The Movementu of Many Peopo Newberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. The Ewnery elulb rnk- ith MirhWm M ri1t Martin ysterday mnornitrg. Memars. W" I. .Hurit and M. I. E ford spernt yesterday in Co4turbia. Mrs. Coli- L. Blewae. of Newberr was in the 'ity shoppin. yesterda --Greenville Daily News. Mis Na MeCaugirin, o.f Newbp ry. iv thw attraetive gur'st of ;M Flerniny.-- Spartarnburg Jou.rrnal. Rev. 7. Traey WValAh, m.iair>na f10r Dit-r+'s Sui,th (arolin,a. wi h 5'ar%tce at St. L-'ak's E'piscopal char next at S o'ek,sk. He v. I ra S. ( a wll will preaI . J'r?fpsperity A. 1. '. .4jureh O Sa Iath norning next a! 11 o'lock. ar Carinwin Creek church in tht aft w>n45 at ; o'cloek. The regular coventti f Sign ebapts:r for Moritday eveni: Iavt called off on aecourit of the Hall be.ir nieeded by the lCedl MNfon for tr,e G;r"at (' ounrsvil m'ons. Come To The Baby Show. .\ i vitatji-n is. cxt.'-ided to all be presenft at Nrt. Jolhn Kiniard's re, eo Saturday. th- 14th, to st. A ad of Babit's.' 'T'lt-re wvill be a white sale in (.o i-etion with the bayl) show. whis Jas lieen g'ottent up )y the Ladie Aid sofiety. of the First IBapti e in a a n Drins(nont will also 1 fbrnisled for tl!he older ildren all re' fi esbrtnt ts for s,verYboJy pre:-,ent Ion't forget tiht iate and plae. The Choral Festival at Greenwood As w%ill b,e een by refen to s other vo," rfin i ('hsor al Jest ivNe wiel is tl be ieli in (;reenw,od o tlh.' 18th an.) 1th of this nonth bid fair P) be oe of tlie greatst attra( tion, 'v r iffrd to thI people ( tI.- 'f-etion. A r1pr4itative of tI 'hiral ehitiva l a sb a, in tle eit y.4e.raY. ;Iid in eonvsation with Ierald nd News repres-ntative st) If-Il tiat th-e pople of Greenwoe wrse v'aeh day grwing rnIore enthu is.ti" aboit tile sust of the enite pris. 'he tieket sale has been mor than; gratifyiing anid while every !s in the houlse is a good onle, still-a wilh all tiini'i- it is better to Do I 'Now, whiebi mie"ansi write to S. ( Hbdges at (;r(e-ns,ood, to reserve y0 Meeting of Library Association. The regul,r m11onltlilr m1jef-tinlg He ILibrary awSieation will be hel MolndaY, tle t h instait, at 5 o'eloe at whielh filuuse the Ielt ion ofJ lelegaItu to the Stati' P'lF1deration of, WVomnid-1 Baptist Young People. ii in1dril lIwOle atttel'-d thle wel("on mn'e e'xt'r'ns- of thes tethtj annoii staste' coniive'nt ion of' this laptist Y)oiis p"e,iph''s uionj~s. hebtv ini the' JFi'st JHaj ma;ds' til of a harge isinber of visil or>. mo>t o f whtm ariiriv ~ed in thle 'it ( 'iittumias bri'inin ini iite a1 delegs~ tioni from, te voutitites4 is, the middid and low.er' setionm of' the sitate. TIhet exercses werei' opsented tonJigCl withI uin atddress of wecomet by P'ro Y'ounsg P'eople 's unioni of tht'ecouant 'lTe addrl ess sit welcoetiuv was respona sed to~ by TI. TI. I fydes, oif Charl,'estuo prsesidlent oif the' staste iasso.iat ion. I e-xpriessedv hsis appr)seciiation for' the eo dIasl word's of' gr'eet iung fr'om' thle Ba tists Hof Spar it abtiurg andss thle cordih hiospit ality* ext ended' to the visit it dltlegyatIes by s he peopule of t his eit TVhs'i it-i jot.s, Ih' said, inted Ici to luost succyessfuil cen'''t tin andh f'elt 'er'tasis inht every dielegaite pre etit would niot onuly proufit frsom ti (%Iivenitiona, but wouild enjoy the 'oui tesi of' thet Hpatanburgtiti4 people. Following the asddress of Preside Ilyde, the Rev. 11L A. Bagby, D. I of OJreenwyood, declivered the anu itermon before the cotnveitnti. Immrediately after the Hermnon t R1ev. L. M, Roper, pastor of the 'Fir church, extended an itvitation to of the delegates to repair to the p1 lors of the church, where a recepti, was given) to thte visitors by the yoni people of the church. After an ho spont in social intercourse the youi people repaired to the dining roo whore a delightful luncheon was ser ed, The convention wilt ho in sessi until Thursday night. The regul business session will ho opened morrow'.morning at 10 o'clock, Tt sessions will be held daily, mnornii and'evening, and many questions' importance will be disoussad, AYTEE TIRnIZ TZAR. 7 Pra A 9to M akw Pa.- M as to Dr. McCliteck. At the meeting of the eongregation if the Asociate Reformed Presbye- ne riar rhurei un Wvednesday evenin Ng re,dutionl, were adopted tc join in dil u- the requet-it onf Dr. MeClintoek to the -"e,>td PresbyterY to dissolve the re- of lation of pastor and people. Under KI .' the e"'ernment of this church this re- rel iation CaInOE be disolved except by Vote 4 the PreoLbytery. en r- Res'Auticn11 of regard for Dr. Mc- eel Clrint,ck were alwso adopted by the we ro~gregation and are pnnte4 below. kn r.he .eeod PreISyte ry meets today er; 1dat A%jeile. The congregairon will Tki : h represented by Hn. Gey, . . Momer pr i0 eft f or A tbb-viBe eser,F!t . WhereasREv.E P. Mecinjtock.D.w i.. i.a. b-een c'orri' to tlnder his iat raI Past'r ofd the Associ- fer ad at> ermn-d Presbytenian ebureh of M< r- .'(u 'be-rry. S. . account of his he: :tntnued ill health arid the jer- bu et e-rptry demand #t is physicians . -n that he discontinue. hi pastoral work: Mi .And whereas tuis l-nregation has p r r'-luP'a y accept-d this. resignation 1&.I a'rd has j-oined with him in asking the M( S1cn(-,!id As w-iate Ref,rmed Presby- str 1.6ry to dio.h-e the relations of Pas tr and ;-r-piew which has continluej pr for ove-r ii t- yeaIs: and where- 'e as thi,. '-:nregation de-ires to place s' on its re-.rd a testimonial of it. ap I pre-iatior , his long and valued l(Ft -, rvics: of its high esteem and con- t he " fidence in him as Pastor and (of its I it afTeeti-n for him as a frien d and rI , brother. Now be it resolved M< d First. That this congregation has the always found him true and faithful to I his trust: firm and steadfast in his tor adherenc to the right : tactful and tho -orsiderate in the discharge of all the trt 1- jhliate 'dutie.- of t hi- pastoirate. wise I. and prudent in eounsel : and tender me n and affectionate in times of sorrow M and her,-avemrent. fro Si-nd. That in the pulpit his P.ru-a-hing~ has al ways bce-i ,-haracter-1 in'd by souind t hought, ca r exposi- , 1ti,n of the triti aid appropriateiess a 10 the occasion a well as great ear nfe.st 1(1e. zeral anrd fidelity to the -,u trtith as revealed in the word of God. Third. That we now express our sin- rin c,re sorrow that in the providence of gon it (od he has been compelled to ask the MO severance of this close and affection ate relation which has existed be- B tween us for more than a generation. Fourth, That we assure him he has U ever had our sincere Christian esteenj No auind affection as our' Pastor, friend and cot panion and that in his re tiremeft from this ofice lie will car %ry with him our best wishes and bill k 1pravers that he mnay be yet spared for ne, many years of other usefulness in the bul Master's cause anl see the fruits of (je his Ilong years of labor for the up- Mr buinirg of Hiis kingdom-.r Fifth. That the sessio,n of this he echorcb beu requestedl to transmit crop- loe ic-s of t hese resolutions to D)r. Me- iwh a linitoc-k quid toi Presbytery anid th'at- sai the samte be published in the Assoc, ut litI eformej Presbyterian and o,ur a e(ounrty papers.co ~ ths Holy Week at the Church of the Re- eco deemier. the Palmn Siuiday and] Holy Week ser- ow e v ices, 'with sermons anid add'resses by ser P astorI Seabrook, will bie held in the Ifai it Lntheran Church of the Redleemer as iniJ followus: othi at PalmIr Sunday---Morning: ''Christ to y he King.'" Everuning: ''Afraid, Yet tio .- I:nafraid."' th<( , Mon,day night-''The1 Measure of do rthe Jnimeasurable." ' lie Tfuesda ty nigt-"'Hast Thou Not sa' Known Mei,, as W edenisdady nighit-"'The Cross the a licily Tlhursdary night-"T 'he .Joy ho of (ethisemneri."' iI~ (Gooud JFriday-Morninrg: " The go Meaning of' thre Cross.''s r- lEaster Sunday-Morning: "He Is foi itisen ;"' Evening: ''Risen With Thi Him.'' Ti nt Confirmat ion arnd the Laordl's Sup- is, 'per at the E~aster morning service. ho the services. . up at -f ill "The Funniest Thing That Ever Hap- no r- pened." i >nl 'The Old Maids' Convention and PC 'R Tts Results as Miss Dunkel will put wI Lt it on at the opera house April 6, with sp ig a large east of Nowberry's best talent. 1ol n, Miss Dunkel has had 200 conventions re, v- with unfailing success~and the one ho here will be different from the one in hold hero in the past. A second part sp nrI of the programme will be a series of ini o* beautiful statue poses under power- be ful colored lights. . . 0 'Sale of seat. opens *at Gilder & an Weeks' Wednesday, April 4. Prices' ca 50 and 35 cents.a EM 0ET 1OuE 1AOATED w*co=wry-3od6wy L013 '.4..e. Price 3400--The 02hW Mges Ofered and the FIgm. The commission on buildirg ti w court house held a m*ntin_ 'wherr yesterday to consider ti ferent prOp,sals f,r the locatioll. There were present all the mnbe the commission and Mr. Ot ettner was elected permanent se ary. The commission visited the .diffe sites proposed and decided 4u a it the proposition of Mess, Cro 11 and McCaughrin for what own as the Godsey and Montgon rlts next to the Crotwell holte ese pentlemen who owned ajoirit ,joerty. secured an option on the: V h41ts and put up the difference b Een what they have to pay for ti F and the price at u hich they .. them to the commission. Ti ontgomerv lot. it will be remen -ed. does not vo through the squar runs back to the laundry lot. e -nmittee was appointed to s< Mimwer and ascertain at wht ce he would sell a portion -of ti mndry lot in order to extend ti lntgomery lot through to the otin set. dost people who submitted i.' ,perty did not understand that ti r,ission expected any private sui iption in order to secure a loc:jt1i.. Ve rive below a list of the differer submitted and the price at whia y were submitted. 7he houses on the lot secured ar en-ed by Messrs. Crotwell an Caugihrin and they are to mi II off the property. Jr. F. L. Byium was elected a nIev of the commission and wa- at ri7*d to examine the titles if ti perty subwitted to the cominii i and to make report at a futur ting. ;e,rme W. Summer. Jones l i nt of graded school. $3,250.40. )r. McClinto-k 's A>.500.00. oe Mann1. $5.000.00. Irs. P. E. Aeott. $3.500.00. M. Neel. Central hotel. $ .7,00. Y. Morris. $10.000.00. Villian Johnson, $4.900.00. le. ldirts. $2,]00.00. $2.800.00. IP. Crotwell and J. N. McCaugh the Godsey lot $1.400 and Monit aery lot, $3,400.00, buildings to b ved. RATOR BLEASE ON LOCATIOI More Undesirable Place Coul Have Been Chosen. enator Blease who introduced th providing for the building of r court house and the issuing o ids returned yesterday from S ,rge where lie had been to defen, -. Biv-ens. in talking with a rey mntativc of Thle Herald and Newu was asked if he had heard of th ttion of the new couIrt ho'use an at he thought of it. Ira iply Ii A: seniato,r I have nothIsing to sa: as an individual.l think when thi amiissi on ad vert isedl for- proposal: t it was due the citizens that the fie themi to p)roposaIs. anid that I y were going to permit propert isers to make individual sul iptions that they should have bee r and alluowed it to all by publish what the bids were andl allowin cr property owners;, if' they saw I (do so, to make priv-ate subserij is which would reduce thle price lot which I know would have bee ue. Thie present location seems snap judgment and as I have jus d, as senator I have no commen an individuiaal, lookinig to the fi c.welfare of' my city and count; 3y couIld not have chloseni a less I mfore undesirabhle locataiuon, and ic as a piece of just ice to the con Sgenaerat ions t hat t hey have ii 1IC so far' that they coIuIln 't r-ecoi er~. IHowever, thle responsibhil ii the new court house is upon m C responsility for the location, ima correcetly informed as to wvho I am delighted to say is upon somn ny else andl( I hiope thait the peop this city and county will not pi on my shoulders what I consider 'ius mistake and a benefit, I a raid, prqarranged for a few. I i t charge this to all of the commi n and have been censured for ai Inting that part of the commissic Ich Is aeoused directly with the r ansibility of the choosing of th and I hope that the majority wvi monsider or else not build the eou lise. "Because, In my opinion, tl ending of a few 'dollars or the sa r' of a few dollars should -net hal an considered in the location of ti urt house attd it seems to mon thi ybody could have seen thant the 1, tion said~ to have been decided, c no fit n1la forW it!' .KUO 193ZY OIPMING. Mimnang Bair & Havird and mow er Co. Presnt Many Beautiful Oreations in Headgear. Ie What is known as "Millinery it [av" in Newberry was celebrated le last Tuesday in a most gratifying and pleasing manner: gratifying to the , millinery establishments and pleasing :o to the thron"s which crowded the va r- rious stores which held these annual' and interesting events. r- Newberrv stores are able :, com -pete with those in larger cities-and f- it is a well known fact that a man can is et a "run for his money" here in a - degree surpassing "any city in this . section. And particularly is this true L of the millinery departments. e The openings last Tuesday far otut -lassed anv which have ever been pre viously hell. A larger and more va ried clais of goods was displayed. a ei more pleasing and attractive exhibit 1-was on hand-and. all in all. the mil inery openinms were a distinctive sue ee-s. All of the latest Parisian modes e with their intricacies of 'hapinv and Lt resplendent colorings, down to the e 1plain. but dignified and modest sail e .r hat. The rose sailor and the r panama. the French sailor and the Fritzi Scheff-al! in attractive ar r rav. E The three establishnj(-it;,. Mower's. - Mimniu.h's and Hair and Havird's f-felipsed their former efforts and the T1 t exhibitions were more pleasin- than Re ever before. So Mimnaugh's. The "pening at Mimnaugb'--the p pla(e where fashion and prices rule- Ill %was perhaps the most elaborate and embracirx of any seen in this estab - i ishmnt in years. Everythinz in the - millinery department seemed to bar e -nize with the prevailine shades and style-. The rzeneral arrange m rent of the stylish Parisian creations teether with the efficienev of the tillre seemed to be an added attraction at this establishment. This season's demands in colorings wero ably filled by the showin-, made. Patternf hats in numerous and varied -t yIe-the rose colored. with green, ftlowed by a heliotrope and corn " e-'l'red proving the leaders. The very pol ppular s'ailor in all three shapes - lhigh back. high side. and then the bef - broad brimmed. The pastel shaded at e ribbons are used extensively, while ' flowers of all shades and designs, att with lavender and green forming a the f pretty c(mbination. And Mimnaugli had them all. Mrs. Ramsey, of Bal tirnore. the accomplished milliner, exhibited a distinctive and well- Err worth-seeing array of millinery fur- wai nishing. res e Hair and Havird. an< a At Hair and Havird's the spring res f opening was a scene of unusual bril- [n< liancy last Tuesday. All of the sty- tee; I lishi creations-formed to fit feminine mei -fanlcy-wIere dlisplayed inl beauhtifull po1 s array. There were the stylish Pana e mnas ini ready-to-wear. rose sailors b)e- giro Il decked in green ribbons, plaited ma- in e lines in quantities--ali going to make nies lie scenec one to b)e admnired. And Cor ,the large crowd which at tended at- Fra tested to this fact. Miss Flourney, pur and Mrs. Hair-mnodestly- attired as has befiit t ing the occasion--were dliigent Imei filn exhibiting the many articles, and Au tireless ini their efforts to p)lealse tihe nig throngs. reB Those in charge of the preparation her -for the op~eining' at this store had Th spared no effort in making the store ( t room of this concern one of the most zle .artistically distinctive in the city. Jo] f Mower Company. n The spring opening at the Mower company On Tuesday was a scene of trare beauty, tihe decorations being in Of rose, the most p)opular shade of the Sa, season. . on Aso one entered tihe right entrance t o the depar-tmnent tihe eyes fell upon Lo, 1the b)eautiful Parisian ribblons of the Sic .season in p)revailing shadles festooned Fui a atistic-ally on a rose ground with O white coverings. To tile left was the e same effect caried out in new Plaid D)u ribbons. Cat S The most striking hat on display twas a French creation, a whlite chlip .sailor having aiyof.the valley crown with raspb)err-y roses for fin- Ca tish beneath the lilies, an immenge Pr< a light lute Messaline ribbon bow fin- D)is shed the back, bandeau being trim- )e] o0 med in same style bowv with raspberry . A strikingly ''chice" design was a a violet turban, crown formed of ''eab- E. y. bago bow" with buckle center. ing is Everyone 's attention was attracted abo 11 to the white chip, oddly shaped on his et high bandeau, caught up with clusters of pink roses, with black quill on side. S One of the most admired hats for -' .misses was a large, white leghorn, me trimed with American beauity roses and ferns. 0 .A Fr-ench novelty was a Bhuetti Att chip finished in roses same shade of C nhat with a touch of brown maline. J The '.'FitiSee" itm n roeNo OLD MAIDS L night is the night for the co There will be much fun and best talent and the second a series of beautiful statu Daughters of th( PAR Old Maids' 4 And Its Drarnatic I Josephine Jane Green Rovilly Abegail Hobbs... Ruth Jane S,ek No Further. Frances Lucretia Last Hope. Mehitable Schreppenheiser. . Peachy Pinky White........ Jane Maria Cog............ Betsy Bobbet......... ..... Portia Olivia Bennet....... Penelope Gertrude Doolittle.. Charity Longface........... Gloriana Celeste Papover.... Priscilla Axemequick . . . ... Sophronia Armenta Long.... Gloriana Gadabout ......... Daisy Love................ Anxiety Electrofiner........ Jerusha Matilda Scraggs.... Professor Makeover.... .... Mr. Makernew............. mac te Bride-Miss McCaughrin. citer-Miss Martin. loist-Miss Holloway. PAR1 ustrated Song-"Always in the V sru i. Cymbal Players. 2. Toilet of the Bride. 3. Looking Backward. 7. Di -sdames McIntosh, Daniels, Br Gilder, F. McCaughrin, Schu Leavell, Wilson, Dominick, Carwile, Davidson, Au Tickets now on sale at Gildei 50 and 35 Gal itan was both simple and artistic. 7hese are only a few of the many tutiful designs that were shown the opening. rhe young ladies of the store were ired in costumes in keeping with opening. Resists Arrest. )n Saturday afternoon at Pomaria anuel Atwood became rowdy and s disturbin* the peace in a negro taurant. Policemen Elmer Werts I Robert Kingsmore went in to ar t him. No sooner had they put him leir arrest than some twelve or fif n negroes rushed upon the police and force.l the negro from the icemen and( carried him away. Varrants were issued for the ne es for interfereing with the officeis he discharge of~ duty, and on Wed day Magistrate C. 0. Blease and Istales .J. H. Chappell and H. H. .nklin wvent to Pomaria for the pose of arresting the negroes who i taken At wood from the police i. They were arrested by Adam L. Ii and others and on Wednesday ht seven of the negroes were ar ted. They were brought to New ry yesterday and placed in jail. Snegroes arested are: jal Rice, Pink Rice, George Set r, Will Edwards, Walt Bishop, mn Olymph and John Williams. STATEMENT the condition of the Newberry .'ings Bank, at the close of business March 31st, 1906. Assets. mns anid Discounts. .$249770 73 icks & bonds( .... .....450 00 rniture & fixtures . .... .1900 00 erdrmafCts .secured & unse ured (.-..............263 51 e from b)anks . ... .....22652 14 h -.--.-.. .. .......2868 04 $308304 42 Liabilities. >ital.-.--.--.-......$50000 00 >fits less expenses paid 28500 56 'idens ----.--..........164 00 yosits .............22639 80 $308304 42 'ersonally appeared before me, J. N.orwood, Cashier, Newberry Sev a Bank, and made oath that the ye statement is true to the best of knowledge and belief. J. E. Norwood, Cashier. worn to and subscribed before this 6th day of April, 190(;. W. C. Tyree, (L. S.) N. P. S. C. est:, .McR. Holmes.. K. Gilder. ONVENTIONI ivention at the Qpra ho good music, by Newberryi, part df the progrart Will be e poses. Beneft of the Ccnfederacey. r I. ;onV6ntion Results. PereOnlae. Miss Lois Fant. .... ....Miss Ethel Boozer. .... ... Miss Ola Wilsor. .... Miss Gertrude Simpson. .. ........ Miss Sara Pope. ........ Miss Carrie Jones. .... Miss Gertrude Carwile. Miss Eldora Williamson. ..Miss Genevieve Boozer. ....... Miss Lurline Evans. ....... Miss Jeanne Pelham. ...... .Dr F. M. Kennedy. Miss Anna L. Tarrant. ........ Miss Laura Blease. ... . ..iss Laura Bowman. .Mr. Hugh T. Renwick. .... Miss Blanche Davidson. ........ Miss Lizzie Glenn. .........Dr. E. C. Jones. .M-. Fred H. Dominick. Summer Girl-Miss Wilion, Reciter-Miss Evans. The Man-Mr. S. B. Jone. 'I I. T"....-...........Miss Pelbam. FC S. 4. Harmony. 5. Home, Sweet Home. 6. Sweet Slumber. xie. own, Misses Welch, Hollowy, mpert, Fair, Carlis'., Pope,. L. Wright, Williamson, 11, Houseal, Summer. - & Weeks. Reserved seats lery 25 cents. There is more or less charity in the heart (if every man-usually less than more. SPECIAL NOTICES. FOR SALE-One scholarship in a first class Southern business college. This is a bargain to any one desiring a business training. Write to Southern Farmer, Newberry, S. C. FOR SALE-Four good milch con Anne 0. Ruff. FOR SALE-Half acre land with new storehouse on it 20 x 50 feet, in business portion of place. Price $750.00. B. M. Havird. Silver Street, S. C. WANTED-25 Able bodied men for saw mill work, good wages, steady employment. Paid fortnightly. Ap ply to Leaphiart Lumber Co. On C. N. & L,. Rl. R. -7 miles from Columbia. SHAW'S Pure Malt clears the cobe webs from the brain--gives vigor. to old age. For sale at The Dispensary. WANTEDBy Chicago wholesale and mail order house, assistant manager (man or woman) for this! enunty and adjoining territory. Sal ary $20 and expenses paid weekly; expenlse money advanced. Work pleasant; position permanent. No in. v'estmecnt or experience required. Spare time valuable. Write at one f'or full particulars and enclose self [addressed envelope. Superintendent, 132 Lake St., Chicago, Ill. WELLS--I have purchased a well boring machine and am prepared to do satisfactor-y work or no pay.. Any in need of wells should consult or write me at Newberry. G*. P. Hill. WANTED--..Mannager for Branch office we wish to locate here is Nowherry Court House. Address, with references. The Morris Wholesale House, Cincinnati, Ohio. NOT10B. A meeting of tlte stockholders of thie Newberry Warehouse- CompaD? avill be held in their office over Sam' ner Bros. store on April 19th, 1908, it 11a.mi. C. S. Summer, Soeretary.