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PURELY PERSONAL. Ll The Movements of Many People, A NewberrianA and Those Who Visit Newberry. M.. C. 1'. Pellh is inl the city. Mr. T J. Wilson is a candidate for subsupervisor. 1n HIon. Jlo. M. a'llylor is 1nn11onticeI o for the legislature. e Mr. F. H. Dominiek spent Satur- eil day night in Greenville. ei Mrs. Josephiiie Vatte, of Laurens, by is visiting relatives in the city. sit Mr. 13. L. Jones went to Laurens el yesterday on a Iusiness trip. % Mr. J. F. lleiwiek, of the Palnetto '" il)rug coipianyv, of Uiion, is in the in Prof. Clirlesi ii. Kicklighter I'e- n Itiri'nedIl on Saturday to his lomie in li Atlatti. sh (e'rge S. lower, (f' Newberry. is d a Inuest at thle Columbia hloiel.-Co lumbia ?ecord. tia Miss Willie Hiser hits ret1iued to it Mravonl, Ga., whiere she lias accepted ( of a position with a law firnm. ad1 Mr. W. H-. Car-wile leaves today for Im Glenti Sprinigs ant Ieidersonville of wlere he will spend some time. tit Mrl.. and Mrs. G. A. Kamier, (if I u Newberry, are visitin,g it the Colm bia hot(el.-Colhimbiai Record. WV INI. ii1l Mirs. .1. S. McClure, of D, Knoxville, Tenn., are guests at the [ i, Columbia iot el.-Collumbill Hveoi'n. |ri M1liss ElleIn WIoIrkimali. f Kinards, A. is visiting her. sister. Mts. Ii. G. 1he Bacielor Maids will meet onil ''liursday ift(ernmoi at 5 o'clock with the AIisses Domiiiiek. Nieet ie at the Bilue Canvass Frlton t Saturdaitily it 9 A. li. SurlprisinZ de velopmenits gnuarantteed. tr Have you atteii(led the Iiidoor ("tr- I Ilival I I f not. wiy not ? [t is Mil- b liangl 's. 1)r. eavell's many friends hope (it hiat ie uay be able to p)aY i ta visit ait lea;st Inme a1 yTin'. Mrs. V. F. .wart will ente'ta4ini I T InII Y af 1i i terno onI . Ia hirne Illstone lis treeaitis in hinr iwr 4 Lu,. Lu ,1 . .1 I - .llanl , I' I .I vonlli a, b ;. Hlair and Ilnvirdl are offerinil stmeie VCery r1:1-T blarl_ntinls inlvryhnli thir11 :t4rv. Th'ley quofte a f'ew prive" hll tid these only give you somle ilea of whlat fte prives (li othler articles are. i Bev. Dr. Williami 1ityne Leavell C' and his ramily. who lave been spend- ,f it- vtena weeks with1 relatives anld Sr, friemiis inl Nv'wh.rry, will leave \Ved- ) Miesday lor their homte in Houst411, 'exas. . Thev m1eeting-s conduc110ted1 at Ilhe 114 M114111h1on mill bY Ow9 Uvev. W\. 1'. yar- C. h4'oIlgh I wvere at teI.itd l witI touch in- ) n ItIes1 a11d seveial per snTs have be11 n I :mii .(de tol the( dlitfirenit clu11nhells asVS i-silt. 1Ih 3li-s 1lilie Saltr, who has bien m spieldil.- s(.vhal wevlks at homiie. wvill ' returnl t his week to I .ike (ity. Via.. 7%. Salter. Mliss 8alter' will htach in Mi the' .aike (City3 ~tradedl sch4ools niext int sessioni. th< irs. 1'. 11. AutI. uft loida. is 4)n (Ih ai visit to re 'lat ives in NewrIurv. Slie wh is a sisteri of \Mis. .1. lH. ;ln-en mil ti MIr. Aull is a tirotheto I.' . 8. 11. for li lorida twen4ltyV to yearsi tia. elm liev. .1. 11. Grlaves, who last vemau' servedl the WVest Endu O)'Neall Nleth il \Vmulerhtilt l'niversity since4. ,lanuaryii3 se' 1st. hats been'i apin)))ited patstori at t ii Maiioni. S. ('.. to) take thle lace' ot' ha l(iev. d1. A. (IifIton,11 who dlied ta t'ew atl A youngt Mir. Lyl'es, of' Helena, a soin ohf Mir. Abe Lyvles, whlo wa's work ing wtith MtNr. L'ivigston on Mr. Le street fell fromt thle seatfld yeste'rday't and( wais pa infu til1'Iho4uglthnot seios 1linhut. lie wans atltended 1by 1 )r. 0. B. Maver. i At the Lutheran Church. hii it was annllountced at the 1 Lteran (Churelh of t he Redeemer Sunday, 'on that thte Holy C'onmmunion wlouild he celebtratedi int tat church next Sun- as day. The pastor' anniouncted that the MI Sy'nodical apportionment for the year 'zy had bieen fully raised and that in con sequienc(e t here wlold he no speciail gi off'erintg for benevolentce at this t ine, MI anid asked the congregation to make a 0 special offering to thte cur'rent. ex- (g; penses of the church in lieu thereof. a; .Cotton Buyer Newberry Mills. zy At a meeting of thte board of dliree tor's of the Newborry Cottont mill hteld at some days ago, Mr. Nat (list was at elected cotton buyer for the mill. 1<Mr. Gist is an exper'ienced and emi cient cotton man and has been in the Uusiness in Newberr'y for a nuimber S of Iyears, and, therefore,, has a lar'ge ki aoqwItantaince with people who have' sti e6tton to dell and will give the mill of godand fMoient service,M TTLE MOUNNTAIN OIL MILL. Prosperous Year-A rine Grade Of Meal Made-Officers Elected. 'I'l(, stockholders of the Little muntain Oil Mill and Fertilize'r Co. t June 16, at the mill. Tire reliort the secretary and treasurer was ad showing that the mill had earn for the past year a dividend of ght (8) per cent. It was decided the stockholders that the dividend 111dld be paid out to the stockhold s August 1. The stockholders were ry muchi eicouraged over the clear 1t ofil S per cent. dividolid, tak iinto conlsiderotionl that the meal alyzed( 8.74 which was the highest the state, alnd that already there s beeii i 1-tood deal of preferred ek'1 haken upl to liqtuidate (lhe in htednless of* the( mill. Thel( mill f*eels proud of the repu tionl it las made witi its customers rougliotill ile surroundi .g colmltlry, te manuflilcIllet ure of, i pure anld un1l uilterated meal, anld lit 11 subsequent -etilg of the stockholders the board directors were iistrueted to con me the m1aniufactucre of a pure and adulterated meal. The following oard of directors re electedt: Dr. J. M. Sense, J.. B. rrick, Dr. J. W. Wessinger, J. P. phandsoti. S. WV. Young-, J1. K. Der k. J. E. Sheatly, J. Anidrew Sheally. ,. Aill. T'hle hoard of directors met immed ely alter the stockholders meeting d elveted the old oflieers to serve Ather year, as follows: J. B. Der kC president ; A. 1-. Shealy,ma r;1J. C. F"pting, Jr., seeretary and A resolution was passed by tile itiid of direetors extenldig, their L-ju-st appreciaiioll to tle ofice's tir fia itifuli perf'ormancee of all ties (hiurin9 tile plist year. BOARD OF MIISSSIONS. theran Committee to Meet in Char lotte on Wednesday. TIle exelltive committee t teil' :ani4l of. llissiolis (tf, ile ilited 11li oit tile Li'dleraln chumireh the South will meet ill 111rlotte to4mlorrow. 'rthe mlembers tIhe coiiittee are: Rev. W. L. abhrook t' Newberry. Rev. W. A. aton of i1)allas, N. C.; Mr. .J. E. (4pe of Winester. I'a.; M.John ('line f il n'11co4i, N . .; anld '.. D)r. Hllahnd of Uhrvvt. e. I. Bron,i a re't uned imiss5iomiu-;v '1m . ai, will leivil tile lieetilngo 1d will be lcorded a receptiin at . Ilarks 4lmrh toilmmow eveinig. -vlef 'har1.otlev 30 Year's ago, a T' hid. al Ils m1;myi1 friendus inl :1-lt0 \ will un11i in le ecveptionl. thle SouiII th of t Luthierani (hurch, .(.II. t)uls, has rece'ivedl a ec mI thlie executoris ofite estate oif late F. P. Cover' of Anidrews, ('rike co cunit y, N. C.. for $10,000 iclh is bequlea Ited to thle chaiiri ties of -1 Lut hera n chuiirch. Barbecue at Ponmaria. i. A<han L. Auhl wilh serve a first J.i.y 7. Seilarneet I bet madeci( fir thle lecommodlnlat ion IheI' ladties. RiefrieshmentCi s wrill be ed andi eve'rylh Iinig wtil hbe donie it Iis pssihlIl to 'ointIributte to thle I IjinessQ and lieasure oif all who t'nd as well 1as to0 furnish thlemi with linost excellent dinnier. Baseball at Maybinton. Mlaybintoni, .June 20.--The Manybin iandi Whtitmire bamsebiall teamis isse'd b)ats here this aifternCoon iln a >se andi( initeiresting game. Theii gamiie was fast, and good play I was ev'idenit on1 b)oth sides. The >re stood 2 toI 1 ill favor of May iton lit the close of the game. Maybintoni taiking the Reid first ly went to bat eight ininings. Thle line up of the two teamis were follows: alybintonWhti. oIling, p Tidmnarsh, II. mditerson, L. e Abrams llim, C, s Watson, A. Inybin lb Miller Iliami, Wallace 2b Tsorn. 1liam, W 3b Watson, W. Iliam, Will ef Tidmarshi, R. niderson, W. rf Andrews hitney if Elmore Batteries: Maybinton, Wolling .d Abrams. A New Mail Route. The ntew rural route from Pomiaria Lown' as Rl. F~. D. No. 3, will be rted on next Monday, the 2nd day July.. The carrier for this route Is .George Setzher. S0HUMPERT-M'OLURZ. th -. in The Brilliant Marriage of Miss Thyra an Schumpert and Mr, John el Sanford McOlure. fe. ' IIS e Mr. John Sanford McClure. of wi Knoxville, Tennessee, and Miss wu Thyra Scihumpert, of this city, were so married oil Thursday evening. Tle do marriage was perforneed in the Luth- to eran Chnreh of the R'edebmer, the viE simple and impressive ceremony be- in ing spoken at 7.30 o'clock by the pas- lie tor, the Rev. Wi. L. Seabrook, in jinl the presence of a large and brilliant cei asseniblage of the friends of the con- coi trleeting parties. diit Te deserved popularity of the Iide and the many warn friends pe, made by Mr. McClure during his vis- yo its to Newberry made the marriage is one of tle most interesting events of firi Newberry's social season. aS Miss Scliumpert is a daughter of foi Col. Osborne L. Schumpert, of New- K%i berry. Combining a charm of *erson l1< with a disposition that is at once fill sweet anld attractive, she has manV rel warm friends here and elsewhere tei throughout this and other states pjr4 where she is known. SK Mr. McClure is a prominent whole- eV sale clothing Inerehaut of Knoxville. to Ie is well known in Newberry and in south I Carol ina, where he has visited cui frequently during the past several ('lh years. lie is i successful business tei man, of magnetie personality. (OI ''lhe church aIts beautifully deco- thi< rated for the ha'ppy occasion. The channel was banked with palms, and there was a1 profusion of ivy tastily , a rratngedl. Miss Seh1mpert 's maid of honor fit was Mrs. Jack Lewis, of Spartan- a bur.g.. and Mr. McClure's best man i was Mr. C. L. Bickley, of Knoxville. Ils The bride's maids vere Misses lies- re sip Sch11mnpert. RIuthI Wells, 1Bessie r (Gilder aml Carrie Pool, all of New- a herrv. and tle groonsmen we.e Messrs. N. '. Little. William ireevt (.r.. F. Mt.11m.i1brigih'lt and J. II Ne alley, all (f, Knoxville. The ishlwrs were Messrs. .J. P. Chase, of Spalin b1g a n Jack Lewis. of Spaitln hur. an1d Messrs. F. IT. Domiillek I an1 W. C. Selienek. of Newberrv. Fd ollo wi n1 - ile ushers and the 1id- ha al parit y came Ohe dame of' honor, Mrs. e Lewis. -owned in a white lace I4he a overl white satin. Site was followed "ol by the bride, who entered on the arm an of her father, Col. sehumnpert. and tio met the -room at the altar. The bride was beaititifully _gowud in white Mi Loluisinle, in Prinpcess design.1 an4d ear- Ih ried white earnations anld fern, held tih< with white satin ribbon. The- bride's I m11.aids wovre i'ose net over rose taiYeta. go amnd carried4 pink and white earna- thi lions, held witt pink satin ribbon. its The bridall paty entered to the si rits i ofin Lhenin's wedding march, -zkillhilly renvidered by Miss Ma'lzip 1)1mii'k. )urin- tlie ccremoiny Miss iti 1 )inieik sosftly played ''0, I >timise r Me."' anad Nelson's welingi marich as i: lie p arty telired from t he clhuireh- thei It was ione o)f thle pact tiest and thIn most i mptesstve ceiremonies ever de seen't ini Newhletrry. A fter the ceremony ai recept ion was fi givein at thle home of' thle bride 's par- d en ts. C'ol. anad Mtrs. Sclhuimperat. The r homitie int Mat in street wats aippropiI riate- of ly idecortated, thle brnide 's dliniing rom be(inug ini greetn an iiwhviit e, thIe tales g, being banked withI whtite eartitions, to at thle othler diiing room be'inig in reil. withI ai prosfut~tsiof redl roses( and Sh An ei(legat diinner' was serivedi. Mr. and Mrs. Mc'Clure left Newber- o i'y via thle Sout hern at 9.06 Th'lurs- sh (lay eveing. They will take an eix Itensive biridal toutr extending thlroughi the inoirth and west. Tlheir home i1 be ini Kntoxville. Mr. McClure at Home. fo The Knoxville paper' has the fol- eai lowing the say of Mr. McClure: t "Since the foirmal announcement, ca madeC in The Sent itel last Sat urday, CO oif thle ,approaching marriage of Mr. a .Johin Sanford McClure, of this city, f.a and: Miss Thyra Schumtpert, of Newv- " lbeirry, S. C., much interest has been in: manifested in the event among nmem- 0 ber1s of local social circles, in which i" Mir. McClure is held in such high of esteem. The wedding w'ill be one of cl thle most notable affairs of the seso fe in Newber'ry society. It. will lie an al elaborate church nuptial -eeremony, w' ptreceding wvhich will be hiumeronus dii receptions and other affairs in comn- tl pliment to theo winsome bride-to-be Y7 and the gr'oom-eleet. Among the .attendants will be Messrs. Taylor Little, Frannk Ham bright, C. L. Bickley, and William t Gtreever, of this city and Claude Man- Ui ning, of Sumter, S. C., who are te among Mr. McClure's njost intimate be fr'iends. Mr. Biekley will essay thr en role of best man and Messrs. Little, th Hambright, Manning and Greever cca wvill serve as ushers. c "Miss Schumpert is the daughter i of Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Lamar 5i Schumpert and she descends fronm la oldest and best. known families the Palmetto state. Her father is eminent and learned lawyer, oc pying high station in the legal pro. sionl in South Carolina. MisE hiuipert who possesses every charm ti which the' most favored of young men are endowed is a leader in the 'ial circles of her entire state. In d, her popularity is not confined South Carolina 's limits, for she haE ited and received social attention many other states, thus making r popularity very extensive. Com to Knoxville as a bride, she iE 'tain to receive a most cordial wel ne, and she will prove aivalued ad. ion to the social circles of this city, Mr. McCluire, the fortunate pros. ?tive groom, is one of the leading mngi business iel of Knoxville. I< a member of the wholesale clothling n1 of Bickley, McClure & Co., ando such lie is r-ecognized as onle of the -emost young merchants not only il ioxville. but also of East Tennessee is a member of an old establishedl nily, and lie has a wide circle of atives aind friends, all of whom ex d congratulations upon his ap mehling wed(ling, which (will b onld to none of the June marital !its in which society of this city iF play a part. 'Following the wedding, which oc 's Tlursday of next week, Mr. Me Ire and his bride will enijoy aii ex ded tour, after which they will ne to Knoxville to mnak,- this eity ir hlomie.' . The Trade Mark. Phe man that does things well be Mr. Jas. A. Mlimnaugh, for lie is -ays doi g something new and last urday morning's inauuration of sale of sales thait is now in prog. s at full speed was a royal 11(d e treat to the people of Newberry I sulrrouiditig country side. T1 Isisted of t hrowin)g- money fromi se(1n(d floor to tlr-olgS )elow, h1 scrambling and velling vou havc 'r hean'd before. Newberry Wa. tainly astir Naturday on acconni tie la.(re c\wds of' ea."er shiopper it inve beenl athriated from fal 1 near to that -.reat sale ot all a40,tinls. 'Tlhe dloors had1(t to be shu ,rv lifteenl miniutes (luring tle da. the m1amimot h store rooms could ac1commodate the large crowds 1 they had to be handled in see 1is. .ighteen extra Clerks besides Mr mnaughi's lar-e force had all thai y (0111(l possibly do to cope witl larg-e crowd of' anxious buyers. ly the artistie arran-gement of ti( >ds the store has tle appearance ol it of' an indoor1 carnival which ill 'lf is a sighIt to see. Glad to See the Sheriff. \ nero1two was woikinlg for' Mrhi, .hardt4 Swittenberg aiid un1del con ei withi him le. t'ft his place on t h hi anud a rri vetd in Sparitanmburug on 14thi. he same dlay of' his arrival police tof Spat ianburig put him un ar'rest for caringiO a coiitealed or. Oii the 15th lie was21 tied be the magistrate antd sentenced tc thirity days wor'k on the public tds in Spart anb)urg. or pay a fine $10.00. He was put to work on r'atls, but seint a mnessag~e to Mr, ittenbher' t hat lie would lbe g'lad rtturn if' lie wvould4 atdvance the nuty to1 pmay his fine. On thme 20t11 eilY Illufoi'd arr'iivedl in Spar'tan r'g. paidl Ilue fine, anid brought the ziro back to Newberry. This was a time whuen he was glad to see the Stores Consolidated. Nir. A. C. Jonies, wvho is in the r'aet e over'nor', a tteinded thle opening rnpaign meeting at St. lor'ges, ani enu left the campaign party and me( to his home in Newberry on ae ltot of tihe illness of his daughte1 d also to arrange his business af irs. His daughter, who has heet1 k with typhoid fev'er, is convalese e and Mr. Jo,nes has arranged tt isolidate his two stores,,.elosing uul down-t'i-towni stor'e amnd placing ali his goods iii his up-town store ii arge of Mi'. W. F. Ewart. He of r's his down-town store for rent ant o offers his two residences in Cald 11 street for sale, lie left on Sun y night for' Barnwell and joi net o state campaign party at that plaei sterday. To Attend Board Meetings. Rev. WV. L. Seabrook, chairman o: s Publishing Committee of thi tited Synod, wvent to Columbia yes Leday after'noon, to' meet the mom rs of the Uniited Syrtod Publisinig mmittee, to prepare the report fo' e approaching meeting of the -Unit Synod. Tomor'row lhe will go ti iarlotto, N. C., to meet withNth< ceentive committee, of- the Un1tei mnod' a board of Missions, to for u GUN OLUBS TO MEET. The Rutherford Club Has Ohalleng- f( ed Newberry and Whitniire to a Ji Shooting Match July 4. Tlhere are in the county thiree gun R clubs and those who desire to enjoy F the sport of shooting find much pleas- F ure in the meets. One at Newberry 0 with Dr. C. ). Weeks as president, t and one at Whitmire with Mr. Bach- ti man Cromer as president. The Rutherford Gun Club, which meets at Rutherford Academy, has p Mr. John 'A. Cromer as president and Mr. J. D. Nance as ieeretary and treasurer. This club has cliallenged the other two to meet theni at Mr. e John A. Cromer's on the 4th of July R and have a coitest aMonlg the three clubsm. There will be served at this _ time i blrlbecle and inl addition to tle s)ort from the shooting match, there will be other modes of enjoy ment in addition to a ihost excellent F dinner. In ordbr that the Newberry and Whitmire clubs may know some thing of the marksmanship of the Iutherford Club, which has challeng ed them for the shooting match on the 4th of July, we give below the score B made by tile members of the Ruther ford Club at the shoot last Saturday. E J. A. Cromer, 15 out of 20. y J. 1). Nande, 10 out of 20. 'd .J. ,. Keitt, 13 out of 15. (". L. Leitzsey, 17 out of 20. B. B. Leitzsey, 14 out of 20. Sim Price, 9 out of 15. J. L. Keitt, Jr., 6 out of 15. t) D Jolm11 Nanice, 61 out of 10.Y Joe Brown, 1 out of 5. John Oilliam, 7 out of 15. B. M. Sloan, 2 out of 5. L John Peterson, 12 oit of 20. Harvey Cabaniss, 3 out of 15. Johin Suber, 12 out of 15. F Library Hours. Beginning oil Monday July 2, and coitiinuing until furtlier notice, tile library hours will be the Same (ays but from 9:30 until 1:30 in lie mnorn A ('1hintese murder-er, iefore being han.-ed iii Biavia, askedt be sup Il)ied with a ticket to Singapore, so 1 .- ', could have oltJbi/ permson I-. ter d.th. The reu .mt as gra11ted and lie died wit'l a smile s11 lis fac e. 0 Russian peasants last week lynched t wo poliee olfw-ers for killin.- a' COw- N lIepublican id-19eas are making ra:Pid N 1ro-ress inl liusAka. pi SoS flr ., we here observed oTly one Sou0i Carolina editor 11/as landed at a Junte bride tihis season, but om: in formation is tihat she is the t oI tle entire catch. of o1 M\r. IEdison 's preCdictionl t hat thle horse is soon to be a thing of the past remnind(s us that withI the developments oif wig by men anid women, the dis use (If legs will cause thlem to shrinlk bi and in a few generations everybody will 1)e sitting arounid in trees with legs just as lit tle as ''the jay bird on the hickory limb.'' S Thle cirtcuises are ablout to form a lil truist . T1hie trust s ar pe h(rformning ini a circus mueaniwiled. Whatitever thle act ivit ies of the fed oral governmtiet aguainst the Stnd ard Oil officials may be, thle father-in law of the child of Soniator Nelson WV. AIldrichi, (If Rhode Island, may be conl sidered imunie from punishlment, if niot annitoyanece. .A Machnowv, the Russian giant, whlo visited Mr. 'Roosevelt at the White tl House the other day, is nine feet two A inches tall. bitt that is nothing to the P~ tallness of tile story that got out of the White House inl connection with tihe railway rate bill.,. 5'REAS Why you should attend i injf progress at full speed, 1'st. Because what.we said tomorrow. 2nd. Because our advE 3d. Because we alwa3 arid these are greater the 4th. Because our gobdi .market an,d what we say 5th. Because we make to buy elsewhere. MIMNAl The man.that Read our 1arae advert Advertised Letters. Letters remaining in the post e e at Newberry for the week endin", me 23. Freddie Batiks, Hattie Betiton,' liza Caughman,i'Thoinas Carlins, J Curtis, Tom Eison, John Feltinan, gina Hanpton Emma' Jefferson, ranels Jetter, Lizzie Lindstedt, my Marlard, George Moore, Marion wins, Lucinda Rbid, Ola Wad'e, Hat 3 H. Williams, Press Williams, ary Jhne Young. Persons calling for these will case say they were advertised. For the Legislature. John M. Taylor is hereby announc I as a candidate for the House of 13presentatives from Newberry >nnty and will abide the rules of e Democratic party. SPECIAL NOTICES. DR ONE WEEK LONGER--We will pay highest cash prices for children's and infaits' clothing of every description. Racket Store. ARBEOUE-I will give a first blass berbecue at Newberry in B. 0. pting's yard instead of Laundry ird, July 4, 1906. Don't forget the ly J. M. Counts. 'ANTED-Southern mineral lands, Cobalt, manganese, gold, g-raphite, le, copper, soapstone, ' kaolin. evenny, Eighty Wall Street, New ark. DST-Buch of keys on ehain ring. Suitable reward if left at Herald and News office. OR SALE-Imported Berkshire choice Pigs. $5.00 each. 600 lb. Boar when fat, imported from Eng land, $35.00. Biltmore Farms Sow. Bred to imported Boar, only $35.00. Bargains. Best Berkshire Hogs. W-. M. Rodg-ers, Chai)pells, S. C. 'A1gTED-The person who borrow ed my fountain pen to return it. No questions will be asked. Please leave at Herald and News office. E. H1 Aull. FFIcE FOR RENT-Comf6rtable office for rent over Herald and ews office. Apply at this office. OTICE-Have your blggies and carriages neatly repaired and re tinted by Neely & Morgan, near Mr. C. Pool's stables. All work guar iteed. ALKING MACHINE RECORDS We have on hank a limited supply 10 in. records that we will close it at 40 cents each. Cromier & McGrawv. ANTED-Yu to see me before you build and get p)rices on sash, doors, inds, flooring, ceiling, shingles, etc. 0. W. LeRoy. BIND Your Panama hats to Laurens Lanndry to be cleaned. Makes them ce new. 'HEN von want to buy timber or farm Ila nd or towni prIoperty see or wriite mec and I will save you money. T. E. Alexandler, Real Estate Ag't WYalhalla, S. C. FOR SALE. Bargain sale to a quick purchaser. large stock of Dry Goods, Milliner~y, ats, Shoes, and Clothing. Bids for is stock will be received up to 10 M. July 2, 1906, subject to the ap oval of the creditors. James MeIntosh, Assignee. Newberry, S. C. ONS 5 :he sale of sales now say today is not un artising is honest. is give' you bargains in ever. E are the best on the about i.hem is exact. it expensive 'for you loes thIrngs. tement on page 5.