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PURELY PERSONAL. The Movements of Many People, Newberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. Theilre wVill bll prl-aelbinlg at %It. Tab-'r on ti fo1r-h Siuoayi inS-o Jtyierb ins5t''ad of1 the ~aseon. MIiss 51iii ii Nolaiid, of' Union, iS visitinig relativo-s inl thle city. .Siss A nniel liytarn will return to alay to h11-r 8sciol inl Florence. ar. h'ladttl W. Colemnan, of Wlit rmire, w%as inl the city this week. Ir. A. i. Fike, of Spartaiburg, was in Ncw,berry oin Wiledneisday. 01'Tmrl shoild be it filll vote in tihe 141ec0n1d primflary tIt lnext 'lleisday. Mims Lueile Lever, of Columbia, is visiting Mign Marie Weber.i Miss (erevieve Hoozer returned on 'ij(sliy fror Augusta. Mr. an1 Mrl.s. 1$. Ii. .Joillistolne left TilTu-sday for. . .11m1n.4. Aliss S"an11h l'opie return1.1 f.rolli Cinis yesterdllay. TreWill bIwa mleptinl" )I' thle 11a0b t-lor. NI at tlhii 1 lie I,ibin1ry tn) Tuej(!Sday :aFier aotili 5 o'clock. .\Irs. -J. 11. Ifilai, of tlle III'm ul of, iair klid fillvird, hits gole to) the eastern '11iarels, Ito select a line oIf inillinery. .Nr<. S. 11. A1all ilts returnIed htomne, af er 1 s 1w1ing s tile at 111(111om1tainl rf-:orts. ,I ri. I,. %I. l1ili lla , of, Cold f'oint, is visitin- tlwr sister, Irs. .1. M1. Swindft ter. .\r.1J. W. le-lil% will mItove lis slow. tihl"p init" he hbilinll lext I() MrI. 1,. Mf. Speer -' mndert akini-g estalishmiet. N. ';. (a' 11bnai is oo%w worvtekin,g wit h W. I. ieh .C '., whllr-4 hll w%Ill hit -Intm t ll t ti m '' ;:h*o tit:m hit Itrb., caiolland hi,eti ir.t . E. -os lr a1 in l I 'l.;tw ,i am I-'lnto Wedloday %%.Ii W ees a nit at, N poes ion busI'e. Nlisxs I-l'l' I<lrks lit .a\eilti a phr 'aliot s sill tlly . rt. -:i. o r itun d frv isnds i'n sit ho -b N1I.aS. It. 11. IttIll-bil, :aild Stoll, liiive rem-nedn has r%-nw tofher htrnisit to Al-S. Ca C. MIlau -air, till est AHrv. C. W1. Crgtol, andto so, have Frt.aak lini streel. -Atndtersona I )aily ChItiIifai 1Apeial, spent ole diy tIis wi-ek inl New%herry. Niss I1lent1 (Itagglaa leaves odaily the city school for mther year. Thei Msesa Wilsaoni eter ctattai de their gutests, Aliss Ilhunmiiga, taf Ah bieville', MIiss Kmtliaim, oft (Columa hit, itamh MIiss ('abtlwtll, ta'f (Ia'eeavillte. Semuittir andi Mrst. ('ole. I,. lIltase lef't tn W%etayn liar N'ew Yoratk, Niigi li rutn s ia! Toaraoto. Mr . HIeuse' is riweseitat iva' toa till (i nat Counc iti Ilii tmprovedl4 rdrtl'ail of l I Men, whIiebI twist att Nimacar:a lis tin Sep lI lhe last issute oft 'The lIteral it ii News' it wans statedt thant Summetiar trothletrs ant Vlating' andii Schanmtpert .btlck i stres frtintg oan We(st MIiat street ani fotr t'eedl, Iivery andut salt stablhes ont I'rieind street . 'Th is was a mnistiake ini si fatr ias Stuinunetr Iartoth (it' iare' 'tccernedt. Thhaey havte tna ina teres't iniII the propsei t' tId a ilng'.. COTTON RECEIPTS. A Big Crop Made in Newberry Coun ty During the Past Soa Th'le etatt tain eropa ini Netwherary duttr ing the past seasona, ax repoartedl by the 2Nowherry't~ weighiers, amontel Itd t) 25,.. '219) bales. At. Mr. Nedl's ciol to)n yard .9,215 bales were'.t huandtled aind at Mar. '0. M. B. IiCpl tg's ctttoni y'ard 10,0041 'bales waorO htandled. This is a big crop for the county, as comipared wa~ith1 procod ing years. Ladies' Aid Society. 'The lAdies' Aid society of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer wvill 'hold 'its next rogulair meeting wvith 2Mrs. WI. P. Hlouseal oni Tuesday after 'noon at 4.30 o'clock. The society will ' be glad to have as many of the mom bhers present as ean aittotnd. Ther-e ais not boon a largo aittendaneo of the memibors throught the summewr, atnd It 1s deosired Io hldd notw' v.eaI and1( on itusiasm to the work. A lairger at tendance anid better results are hoped for. STATE VS. GOODWIN. The Affidavits of Goodwin And W. C. Brooks Useed on Application for Bail for Goodwin. As stated in Tuesday' " iaper. .\lr. . W (;o>dwil throul'hi his attonliev. ('ile. L. lIleas(. i., applied ln M-n .iy before .Justice Gary, at Abbe ville, for bail and bail was granted in the sum of $5,000.00. The follow inv is the order of Justice Gary: State of South Carolina, County of Newberry. -,x Parte. B. W. Goodwin Application for bail. On hearing the application for bail herein it is ordered that the same be lzranted and that the, petitioner be discharged from the custody of the sheriff upon entering into a recogniz ance in the sum of five thousand dol lars with not less than two, nor more than five sureties to be approved by the clerk of said court, conditioned for his appearance at the next terni of the court for Newberry county to answer to a bill (f' ildietment to be preferred against him charging him with theit murder of Elugene L. Lea vell aind to do and receive what shall then and there be enjoined by the court. Let the papers used upon this hear injg,- be flied with the clerk of said "<mrt. iugeune I. Gary, Associate Justice. 3rd-1 Sej1., 1906. A bheville, S. C. The Iri-nih and News has already pwintid the testitmony in full as taken (er - t coronler at the :1111les. Iln lit- applivation for bail two additional alidavils werv sliluitted, onle by Mr. (Imodwill anld the other by tll state. ''lhe affldavit by t Ihe state is froin "Mr. W aIl.lr ('. lIrufiks. a S#Pnl of Mr. ('. A. :111 1 :1n wI 'lhw of Mrs. (ood wIll, anld alsoa of Mfr-s. I-ueL. Lea veIl. ''lhe f'ollowil are th(. affidlavits: S'T.\T-; OF SOTl'TH A IM INA. ('uity J Ne\wberry. The Sl a te vs. 11. W. (,ood win--Mur Icr. P'ersonlally N.amlit beforl mne, B. W. (ilodwii, who hieie duly sworn. says That lie is the defewdant in the above statd Ie se charged with the killing ill i.uvere t,. Leavel. That about sev!111 o'clock 1. n. A utust 28t Ii., 1906, he was sitting on his front, liIzV!a ?lear Vaul111ihanville ill the ('o11n I v of Newberry and state aforesaid. T'llat he heard his wite 1111.1 JIllzene L. Ieavel, deceased, talkiig. Leavell was sitting in his buggy; Mrs. Good will was standig rwar tlie roa.. That Ie heard i1eavell say. "You acted dirty and ym know i."'' That lie irm Imediately wallked ot to the buggy and said, " 1,1ugenle, what. do you lln by talking to my wife that way?" I ee' 4l repIliedl, " You ar Ie thle dirty scoun314 de who is at thell bottodm 0of thle whole hlin g," 'and14 immed3431illtely struck deftledant withI his hu~igy wh'lip twoi or* t hreeH times, juming from~ h'Jl is huggy and malking towards thle defenu dbant cotininlg to~ strike him, where upon1113( i& the defendant firedl: at himi. I jeal vo4ll immed1'4iate11 lyIrnd, .set his whipl ill Ithe bu1g5y anId att emptedl'4 to, t'ra inl but1 I'elI. ThaJt d1'eendan331t Iinnediate ly wVent to N" 'eberry courti louse and' pla'edi hiimself' inl the' hlands olf his at ltorne4v, :4114 the'reafter immeIIdiatf'Iv su3rrenderedl4'4 to the shierif Itf3 Neawber - Swoirn tod before meti this 310th dayis ofl Augu~lst, 190fi. Il''d II. lIominliek, ( ,. S.) N. P. for S. C. STIATIC 0(1-' Sot;ITli I (A it1, I~NA, ('4untyk ofI Newherry. I, Wa3lter ('. lIroiokx, do4 personally appea'lir befoire .J. S. i)ominiick, N. I'. dof S. ('., and14 maike oa3 th to Ithe fol 14owintg f'acts : On the( evenlingl of A ug. 28. I9(i, abou311t sevein4 o'clok p. mI. I live ini Newbeirry ('oIunIty at Vauigh anillhe, abou31t 0oneI 31 hunded yarids from31f lH. W. (Goodwin 's4 home. My faother seint me there f'or some1 bread31( thait they hlad coo)3ked' for u3s. WVhten I got thIere Mrl. It. WV. Goodwin and wife woere sittIing onl t he flront porchl. 1 wvent 43n to thle house to get a dr'inkl of wait 413. I heard Mlrs. lBettie Goodwiun ho0 ler'ing, "'Yo' are a hlar."' I then went bacek to thle front p)or'ch. T saw~ Mr's. Goodwiln on the edge of yard near11 the road calling 10. L. Leavell a liar sov C3ral1 times. Mr'. Leavell saying, "I don't toll lies but Janie Chalmors will teach thle school.'' About that time .Mr'. B. W. Goodwin walked up near wher'e htis wife wvas standing and said, "Eugent L1eavell, you dirty scoundrel, what ar' you ru(nning arIounld over the country tryinig to cut my child ren out of school I" Mr. Leavell said, "'I haven 't (done any such tilng."P Then Mr. (Goodwvin passed through the wlire fenc e rossing thle road inl 'xult of Ml'. Lea'vell 's h1orse to the 3'ble of' Leavell 's buggy. As Mr, Leavell saw Mr, Goodwin fixing to shoot ho raised his left arm and turned himself to the right. Then Mr. B. W. Goodwin shot ir. IAavell. Then Leavell's I horse ma.le a jump. Then Mr. Gomd win stepped backward in the cott-n patch and] flie buaty passed by a:nd tlwf! .\ir. G.),bdwinl re(*r4S,eUd thle r iit, I., vard. ilr-. Goodwin .ai. "Oh! Nir.* (Goiw%in w.hat did y-1u I shoot him f"r.' Goodwin said, "lIe I struck at in." Then I went to trly father's store. After I got there I looked back. I saw some one going from Mr. Goodwin's house to where Mr. leavell had been shot with a light. My father told me to get a: horse and go and tell Leavell's folks about it. As I was going to Leavell's f I over taken Mr. Leavell's horse and < buggy at Brown's chapel (a colored i church). I followed horse down to 1 Wess Brown's arid called to Brown to catch him. I got in the buggy, found whip in socket, drove on to Mr. Leavell's house and told Rowland (Mr. Leavell's old son) that Mr.i Goodwin had shot his pa. Rowland and I drove down to Louis Senn's and told him, then we went back to where Nr. Leavell's body was lying in the road. Walter C. Brooks. Signe.1 this 1st day of Sept., 1906. before J. S. Dominick, N. P. for S. C. Colo!. I,. Blease, Esq.. has been re tained to defend Mr. Goodwin. The family of Mr. Leavell has retained Hunt, Hunt, and Hunter and John stone and Cromer to assist the so1i(-i tor in the prosecution of the case. Church Notice. The mriernbers of Eastside and Pr' peritv aptist churches will bear in rniiiid that I will preaebi at Prosperity on S11uday mornin:_ at 11 o'clock. and at Eat -ide at 8 p. n. Thl'- W n,an' . li,,io-iryiI soe.1-ty 1 will nf-4t at the fhaplll. Fastsid .-. . aften,ot,n at 4:30. 1". '. fitch. O'Neall Lodge K. of P. ()'Nall ho l2e. No. 154. Knight.. l'ythria.. will hold an important meet in oni m:ext W(.-dnesday night a, Il'elek. The rank of Knight will be Vonr fe.rreul upon two eandidates. A fiull attendance of the members is , urged, and visiting brethren will be welcomed. A Card. To tihe voters of Newberry couity: We heartlv enidorse Mr. T. J. Wilson as a siuitable man for the position of sub-supervisor. Mr. Wilor i.4 a sober Christian genetleman. One in j whom all can depend to do his duty in the capacity of sub-supervisor if h elected on next Tuesday. There is no rntort flattering vote to any man than wis :;ven Mr. Wilson orn Aufnimt 28th irn hiS Own toW.Ship. reaeiving all of t hi votes exeit fortv.ix. Mr. Wilson al ways advo'acates thing- per tainrinrg to the bi.-t irnterest o1f his county. Fr:.eds. The Globe Rac.ket. Mir. W. II. And'ere.,rr. V.:.' will open a store in !?. 'Nov. '.,':., has rnovedl with hi.a far-y,. wer bu stre r.e-r. M. J.G TIhe styvk of t,'.* :. n :.~ ..A. ar 'oil J$fiother't and' tfJk > *7,?*. MI Mr. And,rerm su,koper' to .':. -.'ry thing t.trau?t.riu. 4U . f d . mrd will thnen be rea.dy for b..e -i.i Barbecue in CaldweU SeAt.4. A bjarb,ece in the" (aJd w 'e:. srtion was given by Mesrs. Andrew'- Crre aud Sums A. Uiikard Sep.. '- .## It is urselerss to, say that th- ',e*a m.ijo yed by all who w'ere t1r. le.'w K(ibler. There was ac yarr. tLt ? Iflf played' be'tween' Old C;ii' s'e '3 Yotung. Caldlwell. Thie f'ollowing in the hUe top ',f d two tetas: Ben Caldwell Ib I,, . Arithuro f.cr y Tom Chandler 21 B lint J. Abramsu is C. I,. 1-ArmAyt James Banker If. .Jo. , GrourAf Will Gilliam ef. C. I). lihrt Joe3 Brown rf, Wiil-on IBre,oo I' James Renwick p. Jo,hnn,ie Ruff I Jackson Abrams c. Walt&, fMuH I The game was initeresting toe t%M eighth inuinig the score stand,'ing & when the last half' oif the osigh,th Yoaung Caldwvell got rattled and allo,wed tnb& OPonentfs to make 6 runna. 'Thi work stood 8 to 5 in favor of' Old Culidwa Struck out by Rutff 9; by U'en wick A. The fall ten'rm in thins circunit i'pus~ with the sessionrs court i A IbviffA ont 'ext Monday, .Jmige .Jamies A I. THE COLIEGE GYMNASIUM. t Will be Fully Equipped Before the Opening of Newberry College This Fall. vil *e fully voluipped1 awl ready flor I-(. bff.'re the. p '-in .f the cille-e ii. fall. Thij . anni nmen t will bie Oleasing t" the frieiids of Newberry 'olle,-e throughtut South Carolina and le entire south. The equipment of the gymnasium efore the openinig of the next sessivn vas made possible by the kindness of riends of the college in Columbia. r. J. A. B. Scherer, president of the 1ollege, in his work for the advance nent and the upbuilding of the insti ution, has kept its needs before its riends who were able to give assis ance, and they have generously re ;ponded. The apparatus used will be a com >lete set of parallel, horizontal and )erpendicular bars, two sets being ;uspended from the ceiling; besides tMi.lard horse, buck, jump stand, in linied spring board, medicine ball, wing-ing rings and mat. The apparatus that will be used is lie best that money can buy, and the rvmnasium will be a credit to New >erry eolle-,e and in keeping with its teady advaICCneIt during the past ;everal years. THE MAYOR'S COURT. ['here Have Been Few Cases For Some Time, And The Chief Is Pleased. There have been very few eases in Ile rilay r *.4 ctiort during the past sev ral i av-. Oin MaIawlav imor'inv there Aas iit a case fbir trial, and this is arn't Iille iii a-ilal. beellise tile a4t i?Iday and Saiturdly ni,gzht 4iffenlers, ti:.a .' aie vl;. fiitheu t hair apara ii i l 1 ! i i hief of PV-lice W. II. Iarris ex .-r.l himself vye.terdav as heing 1ry m i4e;-o-d that the to w had -n (I iiiet. s,) far as violations (of! h e law are (oneried. Newberry has an excellent police . rf-. and the 4lhief anld those under irij are to be congratulated. NEWBERRY CONFERENCE. deeting to be Held in St. Matthew's; Lutheran Church September 28-30. The Newberry C'onference will meet 1, STt. Matthew 's Evangelical Luther J - the Rev. J.J. Long pas or. epteber %0,1906. V,:2-.i i, tne prorrarrne: Friday. 0).3j a. m.--IJe';tioal exerci.es Ijad4 ? r.romn ofe. deeg. . . .2 p. rr.. --I-L.- ie r. ',f topic. -Trhe he f~Re. 0. ii. rear',-e, the Rev. W. Cf. . 9r r . de n . r m . rLuh Saturday. - loya~alt.y to h'e R'e. ' Ko'n, andI dleeate r',rt J9--r. L-.-Mr . Pra rig '-rvice 'M ori -.4 P: . .. b. Howles, and ~ .'r. HL 'nihipsi. Topie, 1 ~ -r.Worka, " thei itev. .J. A. - P.-r ,. T'. Hasllman, and ftanfday. 4 AduIrem to the Sunday I I~. t,'?-mo,,( by, thei Rev. M. 0. -2~ 9 Mr(orn b'y the lLev. J. C. A Card of Thanks. ','( 'e to thank the people of 4 aer7a r.aiunty I(or their kindness r. a-me ir n' myae for sub-super 'MO and thA goode support they gave M rr th 24tth. It does1 not leave me I' My way liseaorasged and I will do a habrA don.e in the past. 1.s. C. Livingston. 16ew Drug Store. Vie. i. U. 4e0ulloughi has opened 'a am' ef 4ai' afore In uipper Main street. VIar- fittnre(S are new and modern ini vne u'f qinet, a nd thei store presents i Wtty eapearancre. In connection eith his dreng departmnent Dr. McCul '.i'uhfl ha s o installod a soda -foun NEWS FROM PROSPERITY. Movements of Many Prosperity Peo ple-Church Notes-Other Matters. Pro tspaerit y. Septmber .--Mr. Ja *b WVerti, it Saluula 4counity, and o it' thle prilu.Pres.--ive fariers of this see tie 11. was in tw1 iln !aturday. The quarterly conference of the Prosperity circuit will be held in Wightman chapel, Friday and Satur (lay of this week. Rev. Waddy T. Duncan will preach. Miss Cora Sheely, of Little Moun tain, visited Miss Della Long on Sat urday, returning home on Tuesday. Miss Lucy Wheeler has opened her school at Kinards. Miss Young, of Georgia, has been elected principal and Miss Essie Moore, assistant of St. Lukes school. Misses Annie and Daisy Fellers, of St. Paul's, have gone to Lenoir col lege, Hickory, N. C. Miss Carrie Werts, of Saluda coun ty. has gone to Lenoir college. The Prosperity Graded school open ed on Monday with 82 scholars. ThiE has been one of the best openings the school has had. Mrs. M. 0. J. Kreps left on Wednes (lay for Salem, Va. Dr. Blakemore has returned fror his vacation at his home in Alabama Mi. W. H. Wallace was in town or Wedniesday,. Ye editor of The Herald and New, was on our streets for a few hourE Wednesday. Mrs. ). W. Boland has returned from a visit to her parents in Atlan ta. The Misses Powell, of Columbia, are the _,uests of Miss Estelle Stewart. Miss Louis Wharton, of Columbia, is visitin Miss Stewart this week. Miss Manie Counts, of Excelsior, is spivedinl.. a cuilple days with Miss Estelle Stewart. Mr. Graly G-o-trans is visitin.g. Jno. Pat Wise. State Bank Examiner Holeman was here Tuiesday. After the exami iiation of the Bank of Prosperity, lie coimplimented it on the fine condition it was iII. Miss Marie Lathan is in town on lier way from Walhalla. Mrs. T. S. Sease, of Spartanburg, is visiting Mrs. C. T. Wyche. The Sorosis will meet with Miss -Jessie Moseley Friday evening, Sep tember 7. Miss Eugenia Summer has been on a visit to Mesdames Brown and Har mon at the Wise Hotel. Walter Wise left Tuesday for the Homer Training school, Oxford, N. C. Mrs. I. S. Caldwell has gone on a visit to the parental home in Virgin. ia. Mrs. J. B. Lathan, of Little Moun tain. is visiting her brothers, Messrs. .J. L. and A. G. Wise. Mrs. G. Y. Hunter has been visiting Mrs. F. Rt. Hunter in Newberry. The Misses Goggans and Camille Evans were guests of Miss Isoline Wvr-he this week. Miss Estelle Stewart gave an "at home'' in honor of her guests Wed nesdlay evening. Mesdames L. WV. Floyd and WV. C. Swittenberg are visiting Mrs. L. S. Bo,wers. Mrs. L~. S. Bowers and Miss Bessie have returned from a visit to Mirs. Howers' brothier, Mr. TPhos. Gailman, olt' Caldwell township. Mrs.J. P. Wheeler has been on a visit to relatives in Silver Street. Mr. 0. S. Wells was in town for a short time on Wednesday.. Mr. Geo. Harmon has gone to Oreenwood and Epworth on a visit. Mr. Thios. Thompson, of Columbia was up to see the home folks this week. There are a number of boarding pupils already entered for the graded school. Among the number wve note Misses Eula Sligh, Louise Singley, Eunice Dominick, Hattie Sease, Mry. tIe Epting, Lucile Counts, Vera Fel let's. Miss Maude Fulmer, of Littli Mountain, has been visiting hei' aunts Mcsdamnes. S. J. Kohn and C. G. Bar Special services are being held ir the Methodist church this week. TPhi preachiing so far is being done by Pas ton Whitaker. Hfe will be assistec later by Rev. W. TP. D)uncan. Miss Victoria Cr'osson and brother Horace, of Leesville, are visiting it town. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis (nec Alice Cros son), of Memphis, TPenn., are expectec to visit relatives and friends in Pros perity Friday. It has been a numbe of years since Mrs. Ellis has been her on a visit. We are glad to welcom her once again. Mr. J. E.' Counts, of Memphis Tenn., is expected this wee~ on ai visi to his father, Mr. A. M. Counts, Mr. and Mrs. .John Crosson have re turned from Lecesville, after a pleas ant sojourn in that hutstlng itth Drs. Crosson and Draft, of ville, were in .town on Sunday. were called over by the sickness 4 Dr. J. B. Simpson. Master Leo. Julian, of Lake City ila., after a short stay with his anatn in town, left Wednesday for the Iingham lilit ary school, Northit Caro. Kenieth Baker, Esq., of Greenwood, is in town onl business. Always glad to see you, Kenneth. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, after a visit to -Batesburg, Leesville, and Columbia, have returned home. Mr. J. L. Sease, of lower No. 9, is visiting his daughters, Mrs. R. I. Stoudemayer and Mrs. C. T. Wyche. Tuesday, the 11th of September,.s a day that all should keep in mind and be sure to go to the polls and cast their ballot. The office of governor is an important one and it has been a long time since the up county has had one and our Newberry friends are now out of the race and we trust Newberry county will give the up country candi date a great big vote. Every one should cast their ballot for the officers to fill the county of fices from representatives down to the lowest office to be filled. Select the man or nen you think to be the best for the place and then go and vote i for him. Vote Tuesday. There is very little cotton coming in as yet. Up to the 5th of September last year there had been near on to 500 bales sold. The price here is 9 cents, we are told, for good cotton. What is the mater with cotton, and where is the Southern Cotton Growers association and what is it doing. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Certifi cate No. 109 for two shares of the cap ital stock of The Commercial Bank of Newberry, S. C., heretofore issued to Miss Lou M. Baukiight, has been lost, a11(1 on the 6th day of October, 1906, application will be made to said bank by the undersigned, as Adminis trators of the personal estate of the said Miss L. M. Bauknight, to issue a. certificate ill lieu of the said lost certiflcate. J. H. Bauknight, Mary E. Poppenheim, Administrators of the estate of Lou M. Bauknight. SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTED-Traveler for established house. Twelve dollars weekly to start. Expenses paid. References. 9ddress George G. Clows, Newber ry, S. C. DON'T wait until you need a tonio -take Shaw's Malt and guard a,ganst nervous collapse. For sali at the Dispensary. BARBECUE HASH-I will have first class Pork Hash on Saturday, September 8, at my residence, fourth dwelling from fire depart ment. J. M. Counts. WE WANT your repairinig on Bicy cles, Guns, etc. Just received 250 New Talking Machine Records. Come make your selection. Your patronage solicited. Cromer & McGraw. THE BEST YET-New drop head Domestic Sewing machine only $25 Moseley Bros. FOR SALE-Young Jersey cow. Cheap. Apply at this office. FOR SALE-Two hundred cords of pilne wood. Two miles from the city Apply to M. B. Caldwell, Newberry, S. C. WANTED-A superintendent for our Ginery. An experienced man want ed. Apply to L. W, Floyd. Manager. WANTED-You to see me before you build and get prices on sash, doors, blinds, flooring, ceiling, shingles, etc. -__. W. LeRoy. NOTICE-Have your buggies and carriages neatly repaired and re painted by Neely & Morgan, near Mr. T1. C. Pool's stables. All work guar anteed. JUST RECEIVED-A carload of Milburn wagons. Call and examine this wagon before buying. R. C. Williams. WANTED, A lady teacher for J3urton school, length of term eight months. Salary, $30.00 per month. Applications for the position may be filed with R. M. Martin, Newberry, S. C., R. F. D. No. 1. WIikN you want to buy timber er farm Innd1( or town property see or write me and I will save you money. T, E~. Alexander, Real Estate Ag't Walhalla, S, 0.