The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, July 10, 1906, Page EIGHT, Image 8
TILIAWG I
A O1JfG5 GROYI
BLEASE ON DISPENSARY. BOOR
ES MANNING AND SLOAN.
He Will Keep His Engagomonts i
the State Evon Though lie Has
Il'o Opposition.
Spevial lt 'IT'e ei'ail4 ond News
(Columbiia. .luly 9, -1 p. mu.-Senatoi
13. It. Tillman will apeank at Youngli
ormove inl Newh1rry County nlear Pros
perity in Satinlity, July 21.
suetlor Tilhmanl was piresetnt it tihr
milk Ie caipaign lv meet illng held lire to
day inl lite hall of' Ile holuse (11' repieve
soeniltives :ll'1 lishtned af tenlOvelv It,
all te e:alllidales el iver thi ir usual1
specl . s.
Tin I v 11unai':- i i el inl- lodIY wn
1l111't aliti nothill-, ovv'll-r-ed4 out 4-1
t he ' tslulil. vXcl it i liv lresvil a
filin till criltivismt hv -Senlat r ti- oh-,
l,. Blease, ellididhile frl golrir t
lhe posit ilion ill ( 'mu111lidal a.s 11. 1. Man
klinl-, and .111hn1 T. Sloan, lil the dis
pelisary 1ssuev.
st-eator Ileise aIssei'l that Sena
for 'ilhmon wns t he anter oIll t hei'ti
liay aii laninz hill, li sail. iT
w:md tot61 teollu while Ohe -reati-st
lim in inl South C'orollla is e niollt, (rv
ier i it Tillini ) Iiat wh'ln til
hil11 wentl beor'e thle dispells:1-y N e-111
4an1A it wa, ianil I ho h able alidl whsitn
stl-twi Tilbi m t his views inti
t pc%u rit' - svi l t il in lt . v h ticlie
ISI r Ti ll an ' it' itws wore init r-tIr.
l'utld inha ltn' Itystir11.1nn11iir bill.
:illi h 1 st iitute 'hill eamv ito the
Stae ' 'aii ase .liti pea atYeailiit12
imil 11hubliod thlis hill ;ndi was nowm
(I ry t in tbe h-dviv gert n as its
<hddh,v.
sclnltorTiunt il sp k tnih
ilnhelo hall of .t 11eb le lo tt' -p ossle ta
l'iv , runi it a :1 1 1adivcei will in all
pr-,bability bet 4-n1 tt hiear. him.
ThV 11e i l-rian ltl aitl inviition fo r
scrator. TIillm11:111it, speak at Yorull.-',
("Vo\e i ewherry '-on dlu l 2l,. was
ile l x de l a h I tv 8 t1te .xNvelu
live Clnmniltoollmanl C'. L.. 11ilno.
Counit v C'hniirmnm F. It. Dominick will
lr' its at t i'althil whilt. l
arutrenshave beenl mladle for at
harheenle, it is presulmedl tha1t Some
elit ertin citizen of that comlmlieni
IY will e radly toi furnish th1e hralie
T''le reprostatotive of' The 1'ral
:1114 NOW.s, whol was pno"clnt :at the
tu1tl m'.in liodat' v.h: 1 a1 shorl It lk with
seilior Tilhllu , 11 otill sots ti Io l in
it,he ost (f i hvalth andl spirits. alnlI
wio said liht hi noemlbit'elrd the 1li
cation vorv well ft Yonnme'litt's1i toe
:M i Iitha t, w.,1h14 he deli'dbted it, be
I'remlWnt :111 n t h e voters of
N*01ry 1n V. : id tpoially , v . as
th 1;ile , tt thhe carnmd for
Mlaei furthIe ('hltiina he Olnhli tivl
atlt er tlthla en atenwths lwticuh we had
nuat ei:itla"heSdlibwhd to de so,t even
and e wiii N not ppsitiont fr it'e
ilecto a lnitedno States senator. lie
withlithet peleo itheil taiteandy to *
repon itot eti hemnd l'o hit o
deiuit" atint iine wi'~ l 4141i wee tXbefore
tt him. liett" ae tht ths conition
if Nenaherryh iea htIVee hto lhe well
piostedl onv air materoiti c ak inllh
state shlin tat whi' hes mni'eh
much maed in thne ale with the rate
hills andet the cirne ineidet, hedi
not Sail t Afkeepnoe on Southia 'ar
Widt the Steiiee fret.A.J
\\ er nativ that elli -rnn tllavitn
liday theiro brick o'clock Mrena tobe.
We arekm thlil is fothine ha vet
irs wii nes gie live,te r tiftern
abou JJonehl of this End, and we ran
dhone wihout als reident of xese.
Weahpt ha riowrwl lo.n
to hemate an se ha thssre
PUIELY -P ,RONAL.
The lovemen"s of Many People,
Newberrians -and Those Who
Visit Newberry.
,r. lR. C. Kibler. of Atlanta, is vis
11inlg relatives in fihe tty.
h1r. J. itherforl Fiair left on Fri
Iay for aleinl Springs.
Mrs. George McIWhirter left yes
(erAly fillr Columbia to visit relatives.
Capt. V. 11. 1)ay, left Saturday for
his.summer home in Walhalla.
Al ast er Jordan i Pool ret urned homie
onl FridlaY from Abbeville.
Mr. V. P. flosvill ha s gone to Dai
is. N. (.. its a deegate tohe 1U1nited
Ir W. W .. Pelliua. .r.. went to Co
Ilthin Yestellay. when- he will be
oplerated t 1,41r lippendlficilis.
Mres. Y. .1. [l'op returnled (onl Fridaly
i'roml Columllbin acecompanliedi by Mrs.
Annie Jeter.
r1'. ('111laude (renekloker, of Pittsbiuirg,
Pl. is visiting1. his mother, i Mrs. Cor
riv (I renleker.
Col. C. .J. 1'ureel will lealive tomior.
w fti' llot Spings. N. C.. where lie
will speltl t)wo or thr1tee weeks.
Dr. E.. It. Kihler .1 stin fi' the late
1). A. Kibler oI' Ihis4 county, was inl
tIII( vity hnst wl.vk. lie wili lo)calte hcre
to. the prac1 iti , o'fidentistry.
Mliss Mlarv Naince Fair, who has
hMI .n1an 'e1XVndvid Visit to I'riends
in 4111 liiley, Kansas, retied home
.\iss Olliv 11"werz. [)I' ('ohlulhill,
slivilt Smid:Y with1 his 1.1it'-vils, Nir.
an1d IMrs. .1as. M. 1owers.
N\Iiss (O-tlese W illi:nason ha11s ae.
copted a Iositi (i tetvach in the
Cradet-4 1e.1o,t Fort caine ..
AMisses ILaira 11nd1 Florenve iow
111111,. wlho inve' Ihet'1ll ti anvXtenlle
visit to relat ivves ill Savantiah. will rt
turn Weliesday ilmornill.
mIiss mainnie 'Toddl ot .Newherry vis
ited heir aun1t. Nirs. 'I'. C. Summe1'r
last week on hter way to A1.1anta.
Clinton Chronicle,
Mrt. Hoimler Schumpert. who went
to Chester to the sanitoium1111i to he oi
e'atedt onl for appendicitis, has return
edl, the oporationl having beenl enitirely
succtessfl'n.
lRev. W. L. Seahrnok and Hev. .1. A.
11. Stcherer' alnd( Dr. Gvelo. 11. Cromer
it'ft yestend.1y for the Unlitedl Synodl
f hi' 1.t herani1 crh whieh meets
today in )allas, N. C.
The residents i 1lonl olonadary
SIt re' t from the rainiad brid e
to 'alvwell Street desire it
cVn1nt11tt011 and thalnk Aldl1erman1
nlt'orwill li k. voinlissioi eS of
Iiubi'ltios t t'or Ih nriewi stee -h
pu .n stis pnart ofi t hhis ftreit. I t
etiO' ivrthing twt need.lita 'h'mil
Theli Gret Counchil ' tied va t.ien wa
to 'Imv me.th ti eai 1)alat's, Tex.
thel metoingtu til' he''t he i Natain
tember.d Uni svahis i1tl'.'U in te heiast
amember~ s ow a 14 erg us ellTiei eher
r.i .l1i. llti and ol.'w 1Blasek
b'lr. W. &. abro'ok,i bot Augusta,
thi. stpent sundayin wit iathern. The
Iliev. o. te ebolo tir.i stoabronk
is tw ithn thedy .ute hdonile
nis newa o the mostvlud rae
pters aiTll he dor.l This ews dis
oadto nee the sucss hae ais attin
b.ivede'iesera time sos The 411el
tnant ew omeOl a n tinid eeen
wdrky. The m eninate Telenram.h
The rel o th e i ae advertis-mn hsfn
ed ia The 1eald noNws that teyk
ieanrt mo snguine texpectaies Thve
rutsh tof the peoplet their store fon
tiesdite da the dy had tolet
in juthat eople thtthe cods wart
on and oith adoor. Thsle did
dayli, and thcows whontinued yetek
era h adv ertiseen of thpis atr
lookd asuc i,elonres hadl struckait,
nd thatme atn.htte od r
COLLEGE 80HORALSHIPS.
Winthrop Scholarships In Dbmani
No Applicants for South Caro
lina and Charleston 0ollege.
Wheeler bel n fil examinlatio0n in
ollce lst week for young ladies V
desired to iter tile Firesiiall el
at Winthrop college and also for tl
wlo desired to coipeto for tlje sell
orships provided in the same insti
tion by appropriation 'by the legis
ture.
For admission to the Freshn
class the following stood th gxail
nat ion: Alisses Olie Counts, N
Clibsonl, Alberti Sense and Lle
Wallice.
Those wio iicomp)eted for'the seh
ar1ships were Misses Sara Elizah1
111wers .11enle ood win, Daisy WI
ife(y, Veriia May\bin, Eva Gary G(
gAns, Ainie Lairie Lester, Aat
Counts, Georgia Vernia Neel, AnIl
A. )avis, Edtith Vinnie Heders,
I1lanliche Gl11mani, Bloise Elizah<
Youin. aId Sadie floggans.
The examinafion papers were 6
warded to President Johnson.
Winthrop college for his examinatif
Miss Annio. Green stood the xMil
nation last week as the only applie
frllm Ilhis coulity for the sehojlar1st
-Xivenl by the Woman's Federal
(.lbIs 41f, this state for the College I
\\\inen in Columbia. This scht4
shil is ope for alt ipplicants from -Il
emount Ies.
No app.lienis have appeared I
he scholarships ill tle niorma11l del".1
ient of Ile South Carolina colE
whih ire provided by tile legislai
an11d there Is been no applicanllt I
fihe scholairshlipl --ivenl'to this cml
hy tle ColIee of ( Charleston.
GROWING IRISH POTATOES
Same Land for Forty-five Years
Plant When Sign in Moon is
Right.
Mr. I). Valler larre, one (t I
hest taniners in this county, phnu1111
Ilis Year six row. about fifty I
ion, inl ollionls. aniid besides haVinI1
that lie neeled for his own use, ga
erIed the other day three bushels.
le had a small piece of lal li
feet square planted in Irish potato
and besides supplying his table fr
the timue that potatoes came in.
gathieried Ilast week ten buslels.
has planted this same piece of grom
in Irish potatoes for fortv-live Ve,
and makes two erops ene ar bes
es a good crop of Crah gras . Ile I
iever failed except tle lirst ye
when tie disregarded tle .-d Dul
ias to plan11ting- Trish potatoes
thle ri.-ht time of thle mloonl. Since
has observed the moon sign. he 1
iever ifailed to make a good erop.
Chappells and Rural Routes.
ail coespi'51ondenIt wishes to commiu
catte tEo youi and thriough y'ou to I
public th le valuablet1 service and bei
fits of the Ri. F. D). routes from Cli
pells.
RouEit e No. 1. M. L. C"onnehly has<
hivered duiring quarter just clos
13:.346 pieces of imail, collected 15
pieces of mail. Value of st amps
mail collected $41.21). Vatlue of stan
stamiiped paper', etc., sold, *141.43.
RlouteC No. 2. J1. 5. Webb deliv'e1
duingii Equter just ('Elotse 743 >ie
oft mail, colleeed 1170) pieces Of i
Value of st amps on minli collect
$23.41. Value of st amps sold $30.
You will see from the abv tl
lie tluiee of mail carrier is ino sinceel
Chlappells is proud of' hter mail e
tiers and the patrions of t Ic- two ro
es appreciate their service-indi
lie pat rons send1 mail when unnec
sary, sincee the carriers are so popu
Moie anon.
Where Ansel Stands.
The Anderson Mail is trying to f
out where Candidate Ansel stood
the dispensary. The Coh1nibia *R
ord1 says it makes no dliffeie'ee wht
lie ''stood.'' The' question is wht
he stands now. Th le Record doe4
elass .him as a prohibitionist hut a
''politicol ceontortionist."'
in his sleechi at Edget'ield Mr. 2
sel is reported to have said:
''As far as he was persontally e
cerned he would always v'ote ''dra
hut believed every county and evi
individual should have its o\vn way
Under ani administration with si
views, with ''everyv individual hav
htis own. way'" we would certii
have a wid.e open state.
have a wvide open state.--Exchang<
Mimnaugh.
Mimnauigh says that hie wiilI r
(down the cutrtai) on og4~.
ing on ihe great how priee sale wh
he htas been conduietht~for TheT
two'weeks. You still hiave four di
left and you know what that ma
WO9rK COMMENCED.
The Now Technological Building at
the College to be Erected at
Once-Brick Work Begun.
T. Theiwork of .laying brick. on the
his new teclinologieal . building at -- the
'I0 college wits begunl last week. The
iss plans wvere drawn by Prof. Powell of
>e i lie faculty of the college aid they
ol- are very excellont- fnd When1. sibimikt
Iu- led to the standing committee of the
la- hmard were -.approved by the board a
)eii)g well adapted- for the'- purpose
an for which the building is intended,
ni- Prof. Powell has considerable talent
na as an architect pnd has practical
ile knowledge as to building. His kind
ness in drawing the plans will be a
il- considerable saving to the college.
-III The building is to be tlree stories
it- high nd will provide forge and ma
-hine shops as well as a wood workinlg
ile dlepart ment.
iip Tlhis will be quite an addition to
m, Ile equipment of the college when
Soimpletel.
fFarmer's Institute.
Tht- represen tat ives of Clemson col
Vleg,e held the institiute for the farmers
in the court house on yesterday. Tier.e
Nwas a gratifying attendance of farm
ers, over a lindred--a ud tihe inlterest
shows did Inot abate inl tle least from
start to fiinisl.
M. A. Ilayes. representative
of1 te Sou (liern railway, made a short
talk on iimigrat ion. r.i that his
road wbuld gIadly do anything ini its
pimower to develop tle a--rienitural in
t'sts oft the state.
Dr. iR. N. Brackett, associate pro
I'*SS4r o' emistry inl ClmsoV Ol
eg. ga.1ve an inlteresting a1dress on
commerc1VIial I'ertilizmr. .
Pnt'. .1. N. 11.arper, director of tile
iistitute amt1 )I-0essoir If arI2icultu1re
il ite llege, 1,4le an exlanstive
~ Ialk ti slil imipovelinilts.
ProuC. ('. L. Newmal spike on a va
rietv o subjects anld tas aske(dliin
her lt' (Iestions by dilerent farmers.
Prof. 1. 1). 11onse closed the exer
visvs in the vourlt. house.
Mainy famIlers and othiers and their
and ldaiughlters visited the cars
aid iiispected tle exhibits. This
proved interesting and profitable.
t 'lie institute proved a success and
es, will no doubt result in much good.
'il
he
1-e Death of Caut. U. B. Whites.
na Capt. U. 13. Whites, wlho has been
in bad health for iquite a number of
d- years. had sufliciently regained his
streng.-tih to leave Ilis liomie in Atlanta
r. last week and come on a visit to his
eli relatives in lanl(d aroulnd Prosperity,
mid was visiting his nephew, 'Mr. A.
he H. Kolin, in Prosperity.
On Siundav nigliht he became wvorse
mlid die bet'ore Ilorning. His re
I'inIs Were buried yesterday after
non ( t tIe 'osperity eemetqery by
m- the side atf t hose of. his wife, who pre
-; ceded him to the spirit land some t wo
lie of three year's ago.
e. He leaves t wo children ,botth liv
p. ig In Atlanta. A son, Mr. Robert
L. Whit es and one daughter.
le_ Capt. Whites was a native of ,Lex
ed ington county and when a mere youth
2enlisted in thle con federate army, andl
on served throughout thle wari with cont
p)S spienous gallantry. After tIhe war h
taught school in the lower par't of
'ed mNewberry county' at St. Pauls church,
at which time the editor of this papei
.was one (of his pupils.
HeI mnarriedi a Miss Feagle, daughte1
30 of the late Capt. George Feagie. He
mat toiok an active part in publlic aftairs
ar and didi valuable service in the Hlamp
toni camign,itl and as a reward fmi
-such services, was appointed t reasur.
uit-. er ofl Newberr'y couty byv Gov. HIamp.
'eti to ni serived unltitl 1882.
es.Some teni years ago lie miovedl with1
har' his famiily' toa Atlhanmta where lie has
resitded siniee. For many years dur
ing his r'esidenitce imi Priospeirity he 'was
the Prosperity correspondent for Thec
Herald and News undler the signature
nd~ of ''Yube.'' Hie was a wvarni-hearted,
on genierous friend. Thie Herald and~
ee News extends its sympathy to those
er who are bereaved by his death.
ere
tot "'I'mn the luckiest man in town
i a declared the real estate man. "'I
boiughit a $10,000 piece of piroperty'
ni- this~ morning for' just half price.''
"'I know just how you feel l'' said
ni- the pre't ty girl. "'I bough t wo yards of
"60-cent ribbon this -mor'ninig for 30
~ry cents. ''-Detroit Free Pr'ess.
chi ,"Fther broke his leg this morn
y1 ,"Accidentally, elh ?''
''We think so. Father' is hardly
cantainkerouis enough to do a thing of
that soirt ont purtpose."---Louisville
Courier-Jour'nal.
JUST RECEIVED-A crodo
Mjlburn wragonis. Call and examiine
this wragon befoire bumyinig..A
H. ('' Williams.
NEWBERRY'S ELEOTRI .
LIGHTS AND WATER WOREP.
(Continued From Page One.)
Potassium Sulphate .315
Sodium Sulphate ..........2.723
Sodium Chloride .. .. .. ....665
Iron Sesquixide and Alumin) .. .012
Sillida ..................1.884
12.218
Residue left on evaporatiop ..12.035
(The residue left on evapor-ation is.
as it should be, a little less than the
sum of thle separately determined con
stituents.) .
Actual Ammonia .003 parts per mil
lion.
Albiuminoid Anuonia, .017 parts per
million.
As stated March 3rd, this is a safe
and good drinking water. Tlie only
thinig at. aill objeetionablo being the
slighlit lurbidity of t1he samlple.
Il. B. H-ardin, Chief Chemist.
To C A. Howman, Newberry, S. C.
('lemson College, S. C., Sept. 3, '00.
Laboratory No. 4022.
Sample of water (well 283 feet
deep. 8 iniees in diameter) received
Augus 20ti. 1900, from Mr. P. J.
Voss. superintendent, Newberry, S.
Analysis.
Grains per U. S. Gallon of 231 Cubic
Iches:
Calciuni Carbonate ......5..5.464
Magnesiuim Carbonate.... .548
Sodium Sulphate ..2.........175
P)ot assiuni Sulphate ........ .519
Lithium Sulphate ..........trace
Calcium Sulphate .. .. .. ..1.277
Strontium Sulphate.. .... ...256
Sodium Chloride ..... .1.330
Magnesium Nitrate ........ .303
fron - Sesquixide and Alumina . . .076
Silica.............. ....1.024
13.872
P"arts lier million:
Akctuail Amnmionia ............054
Albuminoid Aninonia...... .006
Nit rogen as'Nitrate ...... ..1.000
Nitrogen as Nitrite .. distinct trace
THE CAMPAIGN ITINERARY.
Where and When the Candidates Will
Meet the People Face to race
and Praise Themselves and
Depreciati Their
Competitors.
Columbia, Monday, July 9.
Orangeburg, Tuesday, July 10.
Sumter, Wediesday, July 11.
Manning, Thursday, July 12.
Monek's Corner, Friday, July 13.
Georgetown, Saturday, July 14.
Kingstree, Monday, July 16.
Florence, Tuesday, July 17.
Marion, Wednesday, July 18.
Conway, Friday, July 20.
Darlington, Saturday, July 21.
Biishopville, Tuesday, July 24.
Bennet tsville, Wednesday, July 25.
Chesterfield, Thursday, July 26.
Camden, Friday, July 27.
Lancaster, Saturday, July 28.
Chester, Mondlay, Aug 6.
Winnusboro, Tuesday, Aug 7.
Yo rk villeI, Wednesday, August 8.
Gaffney, Tuesday August 9.
Spart anrg, Friday, August I1).
Unioni, Saturday. August 11.
Newerry, Tluesdlay, August 14.
Greenwood, Wednes('day, August 15.
Abbevillec, Thursday, August 16t.
Anderson, Friday, August 17.
WValhalla. Saturday, August 18.
Piekens, Monday, August 19.
Greenville. Tluesday, August 20).
Laurens, Wednesday, August 21.
Schedule of State and County Cam
paign.
Mt. llethel .... .......July 31.
Mt. Pleasant .... .... ...Aug. 1.
Whitmire ..............Au. 2.
Newherry (state camnpaign) Aug 14
William's Store.........Aug 8.
ILongshmores.. .........Aug 9.
Utopia .. ............Aug 10.
Prosperity ..............Aug A17
Jolly Street ...........Aug. 15.
Fork ............Aug. 16.
.Jalapa ...-.. .........Aug 21.
Little Mountain .... ...Aug. 23.
Mollohon Mill . .Aug 24. (Night.)
Newberry .. . .Aug. 25. (11 A. M.)
W~est End .. .. Aug. 25. (Night.)
'Tommy,'' said the teacher, re
proachifully, ' 'why didnm't you take
your hat off to mie when you plassed
mue yesterday?''
''I didn't have mne hat on ma 'am
rep)lied the hoy.''
''DIon 't tell me that, I saw you. '
''I know you seen me, but you
dlidn 't see mec hat. Dat wuz imc brud
dler 's hat I had on.' '--Cathmolis Stand
ard andl Times.
l'Ivery mtotheri is a trainedl nurse
withI the I wo unimiport ant except ions
of. the uiforum anid the wages.
eltmre LUn't'Mvny greaer' waste of
t.ime thman that2spent in ,worrying be
DOL. LUMPKIN QUIT#'THE RAOQ ',
Senator Tillman is Now Sure to SuC4
Senator Tillmai iq New Sur to Suo.
ceed Himself-NO Reason Assign.
ed for the Georgia 06lonel's
Columbia, July 5.-The jig is up.
It was m1ost unexpectedly that Col W.
W. Lumpkin entered the rface for
United States Senator, and just as un.
expectly he dropped out' To-iight
he gave the Bureau this card:
"On account of the change of can
ditions surrounding . the Senatorial
race, I deem it best to withdarw from
the contest. I have endeavored to
conduct my campaign in a manly,
straightforward way up to this time,%
an(d retire feeling that. I have not in
tentionally wronged any one.
Respectfully,
''W. W.' Lumpkin.''
This was all Col. 'Lumkin had to
say, and it is quite enough. It set.
ties the Senatorial contest, and Ben.
jamin [R. Tilliman will be re-elected
to tie United States Senate without
opposition for six years. Whether
this will change his plans as to a
series of personal meetings is , not
known, Col. Luipkin has acted with
dignity in his brief ambition to be
Senator. A. K.
With the Humorists.
Soubrette-Do 'you remember the
tall tragedian? Well, he said soime
day he would.,move the audience.
Coimedian-Yes, and now he is m1oV.
ingtil audience every night.
Soubrette-You r1ont mean it?
Comedian-Sure! He is selling pea.
nuts and popcorn, and every time he
comes down the aisle the audience has
to get lp.-Columhibus Dispatch.
There are a great many ways of be
coling unpopular, but one of the stir
est is to rush in where angels fear to
tread.
For the Legislature.
I am, a candidate for the House of
lepresentatives subject to the rules
of the Democratic party.
Thos. J. Harmon.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RHODE ISLAND RED OHIOKENS
for sale. - G. A. Wright.
Barbecue at Mt. Bethel.
We will give a first class barbecum
at Mt. Bethel on July 31st, opening
of the county campaign. Come out
and hear what the boys have to say.
B. B. Leitzsey,
S. J. Cromer.
WE WANT your repairing on Bicy
eles, Guns. etc. Just received 250
New Talking Machine Records.
Come make your selection. Your
patronage solicited.
Cromer & McGraw.
CAMPAIGN DAY AT NEWBERRY,
August 25. I will furnish a first
class barbece,e. Place will be an
nounced later.
J. M. Counts.
TO START THE DAY WITH A
wine glass' of Shaw 's Malt !.ires
vigor to carry~ on1 the work ; to cnd
it with the same is to help nature
reuperate. For sale at the D)is
pensa ry.
WANTED--Female teacher to teach
at Johnstone Academy. Salary,
$40.00 per month and length of term
eight miont hts bieg inniing about Ithe 15
oIf Octobher. All applica t 1ios mst
lie sent in b'y July 20. Trustees, J.
B. Hialfaere, 0. McB. Sliurh. W. F.
Stone.
FOR SALE--We will soil for divs
ion a t Mr. Caldlwell R uff 's resilence
.near Fork Schlool house, Jnly 10,
1906O at .10 o'clock a. m.L, one1 8
horse Frick engine on wheels, one
shingle mill with1 3 saws all in good
condIition. Terms cash.
Count and Metts.
LATE FLAT DUTCH AND DRUM
head cabbage plants now ready for
transpl9nting at 15 cents per hun
dred by Francis Bobb, Prosperity,
S. C.
WANTED--.You to see me before yoU
butild and get prices on sash, doors,
idlinds, flooring, ceiling, shinglIes, ete.
. 0. W. LeRoy.
WHEN -yotu Want to buy timber
farm land or. town property se0
write lme and I will save you mnon
T. E. Alexander, Real Estate Ag'~
' Walhalla, 8.
NOTIOE--HIave your huggies
enarriages neatly repairecd and
[Iamiled by Neely & Morgan, near
1'. C. Pool's stables. All work.
mnteed,