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FIVAMY FXROONAL. Tke xovomeA1ts 91 Mauy keeople Newborriano aud Those Wbo Visit Newberry. Revs. G. A. Wright, E .13. White, und 13. P. Mitchell expect to leave todauy to Attond(i the . institute on IEvan gelism -to be held 'i U reeiville, Janu ary 2.1 to 25. On necount of connecting up the boiler it tle )ower house there will be no lights Sunday iiight, January 27. Every budy is requested to be prepared for, the ebage. The Bethli Eden .armers' Ulnion will meet at Lonrg Latte school house, Friday aftenoon at :3 o'clock. MiIs. Waller MartIiII, of Texas, is visitinig Nis. W. T; Turrant. iIrs. )nike. ol New York, is visit ing M rs. 13. Wilbilr. Mjiss Anna Sher, 4f liok 11ill, is expet-te<l Iti week I- visit IJiss Ca r <dille ji mles, Ni. . A. Mm cu/.r. ot * lwmisa, is v4jii iill'a NIris. .JutIfiles N1'1luiteosli. Nr. ~\'al-l iiiegulin~ ,i (a 'eith ilial. u iliE lidlv '1 Iltln e. COURT NEXT WEK., Heavy Criiinal Docket~- Several Im portant Cases To Be Heard. Thell 4ri61 i611.11 r wIll c"lnven1l at . liexi Mlicilly with Jiuldge R. 0. 1'nily presiding. 'IThe civil coutI does not imve itil April. There an- 411ite a1 11111ber of im plrtant vases om the clocket for Iriol nxItek e whiil were brouight over fni-4.1 Im le last itrm. h'le ase Tuint T. ,1. )avelport I lhas been wice Irie< l n1d 'tihe juiry falh-41 to agne iII both trials. It will comeI 1 * for II ial a;Iai II at Ili.; te . n'llil IltIre is 0h h a.e aglainlst It. W . (;ocldwinl 4eh.1ued with thie killing. of, Ar. ! .. l .eavell. Tiv 'e llee se il noni I I <I re.ly for v 1til aI the last termiii hut i1r. ( I) l will \\ uIs just Ie 4oe\ filj1 I'out i a 4t.. I typ],h1Yp jjid fever alld the te dsidl 1 PI 11lilk i h It \\ 11111. -Ie ho bring hiin from thite jail Ii t was contiued I b the st:IIe. Silce t heln I r. 1 I )(Ii win IaI s been '.1nallted bail and is IIoIw o it of jail. Ii bot 1 1 ith-se cases Senator Iflellse reprein't.:v s Ilte defenlse andl if hie shtiihl a., 'Ic.nI ti nuwie the ca(lst's will have to go over ti le next term. There are s'verl other. cases but it is not probable tha11t we will have a full week of court. "A MESSAGE FROM MARS." A Great Play That Won High Praise In Rjaeigh. No play temciiiig ia iore power-ful lessonl has beeni seeln inl Ifaileigh than 4 A lessage 'rom Al a rs, '' which Yesterday aifternIoon Ilnd 11ast nighit delighted ( wo 11nd1lieices ill Ifilleigl. The ltyi is a slendid ie in itself tiutsi de of the le'sson it I enehes, amio wasi 5presente byi a'i l~ iver y eniipab le eomi it of t' lessonit anugbI is by unhiee itlhtods, uil tese kept thle audoieince "A NI ssage~i P'romiiN Marus'' enme30 in thleI .\arin isitor~ l whomrt hei saw I anuhlt lhim Ihai ,-elflishmii-s is Itw iireatet liif tinw a nd I iithalIeii "O te th gn l st Ini . hi s wa tho' e tiebih I i. in th pel ai,n ttou.hom thre nmii ua lnety loe lstory.s Thei Marll'ltin won, tt the hslfi-h m ian i l l'nnuelit bii hearte ole one, andt'i hi tis Ueterl .\si't' a play ith is erf'tormanc Ih it ne tha.t it evletlyli.h enjoybe .\iti' e a -tr erful tone has)l4 ite beeny preached~'t in ii any t' Im pulpi ' i Ilaegh. sm'is a laytt degree,ian hi is seloit e ltevery esente est. ideatls of' htuan living. Some of' thle blocks in thet tenient distrticts of1 the loweir lEast Hido of Newi~ York teihy are sit crowiVidedi ta if the hods otf the oeenptant s wore placed0( on~ the( groundtti they wouhld entirely cover it. Secretary WVilsono lthe D11 epartii' mnt of Agriculture, is the nestor of the ahlnt and is now the only memn b,t' who was onte of the original gronp comIposing it at the hoginning of M4r, Anhingenions If not ncol tne has ' been ondfrtekind ofradiance discovereod by floontgent, With li aid a photograph has been taken showing $the mnachinery af automobile without removing the -hood WAnU30 eared It, Agirl is never real y ont ~ e; notshftsaf#R #933ZT E. L8. One Rundredth Anivomiry oV T Buti Da&y of the out'e oblef Ulua Observed i Newberry. ''he one huIIdred(IIth aliiversury o the l>irthdaIly of Genlerul IRobert J Lou wauF upproprialtely observed i Newberry on Saturday, the exercise being held inl the opera house tude the auspices of Draytoni Rutherfor chapter, Daughters of the Confedej aey. The address was delivered b Col. W. W. Limpkin, of Columbii who paid beautiful and loving tr; bute to the south's chief.ain, and t tie men whoIli followed where he Iem A fter the address Coifederat Cros,ses o' lonor were conferred ul: on the veterais, the crosses bein pinnied onl the( old soldiers by thl Daiugiters of the Confederny. The stlage was db'apeld ill tihe co: o o) -the ( 'onfederaye, aid conspicui I)IIS 1mng4)11., the Colnederate bannei displayed was tIe flag( 1. of James j Nime C'amp, No. 336. Oin the ri I ilf( the_ saeWats :1 Irge portrait o 1XVei Ie. MNUsill W.I., fur-ishW bY a special choir. MNjor.m.e 1". j. Cablwell presid -41. IIraver was Idffeied byN Dr. J. A H. Sviher(r, prve,i.h'nl iof Newbvrr. C'olle.e, whol) than.1lked (;odI for ill bravery (f Lee, for his lieroie devc 111n to dilty. .1111 for the spotles purily ot his life. II it(rodhwil., the ovator of th) MIcIca.Sion,y Major Caldlwell t,ook tecai S;Ii 14) corI'Vet a story which it aid 11114 beenl gelnenilly eireiulated anif, -iven credencee, voneerninlg G3enllra I o' ad in lowud (;en. (rant a .\pplimlaltix mn April 9. 1865. Thl stIor w.,s ilo the' lTevt tiat genier.1 I ve h:ad 4edot 10 sirrlenidelr hi bwool, but that (4.neral (Irant 1n1 declinled 11o ive ive it. The whol iling was a faritin, said I Majo ('aidwell. (Ienen I,e had eontiuIli te the sttm n.Col. M:a-shall, tA:1T 441 1cil.f who) was with him )Io t111a 1:i I 1 cont radfieted it, all, rine a Ollt . )ve r his ownI si,-niI Inn-r, h1:14 ("ont(rad ictecd i. (, enerfl I've. whenl lhe 11n.i1ler was wnht his it tent 11imn, S1i that I lie had neve tlil)m-.!bl (f t-1m4erillu his sw40n-4. Th'l Mnly inebllei inl eonniectionl With th S%w)rd(Is of' die opposing generals wa Iil (lenlendl (no11ha apologized I (eieral Lee for not wearing hi Sword, beanse he hiid left it at hi I)a..Iage w11g11 Several miles alwa tilld he 1121d nlot wiited for it h( eIIuSe Ie i41 not wint to keep Geniier l,(.( Waiting. In1 begilnliing his ad41dress, Co I ,umpkin said that le Wa1.s glad t ho here to paly tribiute to ilie greal est genera-Il aind n1oblest hero that evc )retll lied. When lie 4poke of Lee 1 Spoke of1 tle Confederate soldlier, th manII Who fman111l a1 nation and(1 wil 1111tionlss; We mn of a enl se, anl f aig 1that i'ever1 floated ove 1iron legionslt, andii who4se flaig wa''us Cni hII.S tripped WIf mIli(In, caus all faluII, I e a o w b ,I ithud lan )e' steaai < d11iamor'. Iie' enllied upon1 te fait i himise'll, am114 askling a14eid 1f1nor hi (1434, redeeet'iitl and14 gloif ied h 4'411mtryI,. Ie 14ook1 upi 1114 ashesi~i, ani le sh a 4f I b14, th r was'. noVl~ su4 ns1<1 -r ' illiill,I 1121 nul i h t 'it 11(3u ili Il l ms ofIherieos. 'lisW4 Take4I~l il' iii'sh.d iiiofet hasl sn ('I ianni 141in, amt in)ke the )ou1th worthyil 11 th(lenrl 14el,o sa o.111 Londy wa ithe abraestI liebl whihh wi tiet hin hs. vrhette er Ia n hunnm le The lol falioheiha si. iCol be nlim, a dai, was bi' hi''ls sabliers. 'oThse who ltovedy ev dened lletts,wheir etn-od he upo hii ehims1el he11 faiur, and etehd torhell a tht fdn of hhrt. i is col the resut of~i the te would hat'Siw benhifroentau. Tht lifte 11ound111 h odathknol ofha nation, and ly neo'amd Nthneobam wohntic oT hs .ug ninopoetf oIfono a the inole~i lihong. spidin Cl. Lumpkn, idhfr was spoke. Toethose he hoao the hand5 of choary weas t1 jag prodediel aor ould~ pr oc ao Whivlrou man, The1 life~ andun of Le woul sti th hertrh a ord whn th name ofa l anr'raNplonwudntqi W. W. Willingup and !.. ' j 8 mau. Of these esare u Willinghtaw were presed gan upol the stage reveived A44, osset frow the Daughters of t4 (toyed I acy. It was a niatter of reg itt hi many f'riends thLat Capt. $ife S w too iwell to take pa-it'l he ex r erciseo. 'Capt. Pifer w.a" a,fiu o: d Geenial Lee's body gUrd,'44otfhej who was absent on aecou(W of il y health and whose absetce w4s veri , mIulh regretted was Dr. E. P. Me (lintock, chaplain of the JAMes D Nance Camp. e EVANGELISTIO MEETING. 4 Meeting to Be Held Next SAday il e The .Lutheran Church of The Redeemer. For sometime the iniisters of' tlh town Irmve been conidering the advis ability of holding .t,I Evrangelisti4 ineetil fllr Inil I'll Sidl1,ay after 11Oln InI (1ach mionth. At theirmet; yestual'Cv Illortlitig they -v were unaill mlous inl their o)i1liiln with refe eti o.11) sliehl a meeting atid devided to hold tihe first service at 3 o'clock at th Tht,.sv services are to be under tihe -itspives of the Ministerial Unionl, and eavlh service to be in charge of t'ne of' the listors ami held il one of Sthe I u(rch1I'les. Inl view of the fac. that this is Bro. Seabrook's last Si lday Is Inistor the U'nion has asked I him to have charge of this meetin-, i141 we hope the ien of the connt1 t ity will 4colie olit to hea.r lis partin. Iniessage to them. I "A Message from Mars.' 'The ablest thentre mn:uilrs ini th SUnited States inae In sintc been of the imiression that American tiheatre r goers sI)w a iiost decided prejer-. Siilve fotr (n.livs. This is one rea I son why there have been o many 1ini - (1om1edies briiii-dht ont in recent years I "A Messa.-e Iroi lars'' is repited Sto be tiot Only a splendid vomnedy, ii r it is "o itntenlsely Iovel and orini. e that it hears tile stamp of artisti( e syitiel ry. It is something Out of s the ordiniay. Londoners must hav< 1) thlought it a great play, for they 'went a to) see it eight times a week for a-per. s iod of three years% New Yorcei , evidently thought the saine, as the3 went as many times in a week; cover. I ing a space of two years. Thi's fd1now coiedy will be placedl oi viev ill thi . city for the first titne at the 'oderi o hoise on Saturday, Jenuary 26 It the coinlny are several players wi r- were in the London an( New Yorl e pro(iuietion.s. It will be presente< e here with all of the stage paraphierna s lia thIt was use( i oniidon aill Nov dI York. Supplement to Telephone List. r 3i Wright atnd Lomniniek, Mnaket. - 4 Seaibrook, 11ev. WV. I,., itesidence 121-2 Norris, .J. TI., htesidece. 21 -3 Oxner, J. 'T., lesideine. (121 -4 Wilso, M. 1 ., lesidence 2 1-5 ilae, 1 ). M.., leiee. 20( Jones, . 1 ., lfesidnice. 511- Kihle, Dr. 1. tii,leee. - 60:2- (iti, Dr. . K.s .ft rDn a.O IS 158eni'lintck Di. an, I'. Iragidet. I 4 Parry~' i, J. W "., lieidne. 10 ce l (. I,, i sien e - 1( immeyran '1.oT, Oroer,y 132-31 Jo~nes, li D., lsran. S I 74--1 iIbinson, . L, eiene "M18- Kiblegr, (rl0 I. entiMs. 14 J( ~ 15 ith, D. Va, Drugg(ist.ohan nt 100. wat, W1. J., lisiene. 200 Payer, dnTrd, Lrmcer. 17320 Buo,way, RidenIe.ieno It, 202- Wilin on, 0. Mtor.leine 'n 203-2dd Candger, eeral Mdsre. 1t 204 Keitt, . ., den tist d 10-5 MParr, anHa. Lrm. I) 200 Piayner, HenryI, Lumb1eri, it, 207 Birton, Ira, Redne i.t 202 Witho, Dr. V, ftoe,iene mt 209 dd aeSndn W.lAr, toree,. to 20 aken, Dr. W. ., eidentist In 211 so, P. ., Residence, A k-. 212' Fants Grocery. 2)8 Reagln, J. W., Residence, e . .. .........,.. , .. in RB01)iNO3 FOR~ SALE,. A five room cottage on Sm#mni s1 treet and Mayor QYvenne for s $2500,00, Popular location. Hou$t al -yearA old,: all heari timber, dg) as floors and itrn' theat, Fine 00 eleotrle lights, atables, barni, aitj den1 pply at ne to i I~?~nige Q.Seam Mrs. XWQUo* AdweE g on gregtdoip a M hto.4at .OAuri Mr$. B.ullock, of New .ork, natio al lecturer of the Womad's Christian Teuperatce Untiou, delivered a.i iu structive and helpful iemperauco iee ture iW Central MethodiKt ,0urch Vn Suuday evening. This was Mr. Bul. I lock's sixth visit to New berir And. *he was heard by a congregation which filled the church auditorium' and the Sunday school room The exercises Were conducted by the pas)or, the Ref: B. M. Urier, as sisted by the pastors of the other city Schurches. Mrs. Bullock said that, she had a warn place in her heart for the peo ple of Newberry, and she wanted to conratutlate them that since her last visit they had voted the dispensary out Uf their county. She felt that Newberry was oi a higher plane. Mrs. Bullock thiroughiout her lee Itire stressed the iijil)oirtance of edi eating tile boys and girls, and savin. tlthl,k belure the appetite for alcohol wias upn them. The iost effective Worlk inl the temperaince cau-e was the edtca-1tioIal work. Teaci the childrei early inl liFe thiat alcohiol is poison,' ie sail. And alcoiohl was poison. she said, in wliatever form it was taken. She referred to patent medicines con taining aleoliol and strogly con ,iNinled itlhiei. mentioning Peruta :'Id llostetter's Bitters, among oth ers. Twenty-five years from nlow she did not believe that any reputable : k;icia woladvi..e a1 patient it, take aljlV!wl o.r :nnv valise. Mrs. Bullock againl referred to i le dispelisary ill closin'g. sailng she did it believe tlie' dispensarV wOuld live in South Carolina. If the legislature dfidl inot do its duty and pilt it out of businless aitogether. tile loyal milet) aMi woImell of South Carolii ou1ld vote it 4)ut of* mnanly mlore coutifies, in additifin to thle Sixteen wihel Were nOW free. At tihe conciusion of Mrs. Biflock's addriess a number of' ladies solicited members for tle W. C. T. U. andf met witi a generous response. Advertised Letters. Letters remaining in the postoffice at Newberry for the week ending January 19. 1-Miss Steve Baehman, Miss Susic Backer, Laura Brooks, Mrs. Amanda Burton. C-Miss Tultu Clark, Mr. Frank Chri.stian, Mr. J. If. Counts. D--Mrs. Jane Daniels, P. E. Dick ert. E-Susie E4vans. G-Mr. Harper Griffin, Mrs. J. C. Harper, Jonathan Harp, Miss Mary Harris. J1-Mr. Mack .Jeter, Mar~y o.Jnes.. K-Mrss. Angella dKnard. .McLeani. 0-Mrlt. .Johng Osban. Proing, Mr ts. NI ariy lituff. S--MIiss Minni11e Speillarma, Mr. Aulgulsitts Stepjhieis, J1. .W. Spencee, Mr. (Oillian Simts. - W Mrs. I,ou~t Waren MI~i liss A lice WaTilker, W. C. Wilson, Mr. Oscar Wilson, Ml r. J1. M. Wilson. Y--(t .'. Young, Mr's. Amlanda 'inug. Per5sons callinig t hese will please say that they were adv'ertised. C. J1. Pureell ,P. M. Know Who Used It. - Charles HI. Hoyt, Noew England's great playwright one1C visited a small town in Pennsylvania, wvhere there is a hotel they say George Washington, the fat her of lis country, used to stop at whien he passed through. In it they have a room ho is said to havo occupied at times. Hoyt came through thero once with one of-his attractions. He arrived at the hotol after all the members of the company had been assigned rooms. One of the company was given the Washington room, and Hoyt received at very poor room on the top floor, the proprietor not knowving who he was. Wheni he came down stairs later, thie gentleman who had got the good room said:,''Mr. Hoyt, they have gly.. on me the room that they used to give George Washington when he came here." "Well,'' said Hoyt, "the one they gave me must be the one they gave Benedlet Arnol .when~ he etupte. "' r Boston Herald. 2 Reomember that whtit,your ohldren LheAr at home takhs wiga and flici I, 'roa 2Kew i.zbor $ o41 0 3 ,-Toth M. JosphA flitIrth .winew cagh ier .at the N.ationW haik assumed .the ,dutiep of 1t4e offipe on Monday'. He' was born itl the town of New. berry and Is ,a-,ap .of tho'ate Nathan Uuntw. For -wevOrAl years he egaged in farming but unnil a iibrt time ag MR. JOSEPH H. HUNTER. he liil ben with the bankinr house of Whleek-r and l(,seley at Proper ity and wa. really inl lhar of tis institutiil f'roi its organization unl til the business was closed out when the Peoples Natioial Bank was oriain ized at Irosperity. Nir. limiter is COUrteous and oblig ing and his experience in banking will stand him well in his new position. Hie has many friends throughout tie couiity, and is deservedly popular. Know to the Judge. Lawrence Jerime, the father ol D>istrict Attorney Wijliain Travers -Jer-ine. was noted inl his (ay a.- a wit and a joker. ie was once called on to testify i- * suit in which he believ ed . that lie had no evidence of any value to offer. lie tried to persuade the lawyer to save him the bother of hanging around the courtroom, but in vain. On the lay set .for the trial Larry, as lie was known to every one, was in court early, but his name was not called all morning. When in the middle of the afternoon he was final ly asked to take the witness stand hie was in no pleasant humor, but hit face wore a placid smile. " What is your namel" asked the lawyer. The witness looked at him in ai parent amusement. "What is your name?" the repetition came, a bit sharply. " Why, you know iny name,'' re plied Mr. Jerome. . "Yes, I know I do, but I want you ttell it to the court,"' waving hit hand toawrd the judge. " Why, the judge knows me as well as you do' "Your honor,"' turning toward( the bench, " 'will you kindly dlirect the witness5 to answer the question'?' "'The witness will answer the ques. Lion,"' came back sternly. "Why, judge,"' saidl Mr. Jeioim< plaintively, ''you knlow~ liy namie a, well as Mr. --- des. Didni't we th ree lhav e a din ik t oget her at, re The j udge riapped downi the audlibhi smiles whlich arose all ovr tihe court roomf anld meekly dlirected the -sten (bgraphier to- enter~ the witnless' name as l. awrencee J eromie.-New Yorl One of the most useful thinmgs abou being married is a man can 't affor< aiiy had hiablits. OLUB EATES. We make you the following club of fersq: No. 1. ThIe Semi-Weekly 8tate, Thie Southern Agriculturist, TIle Sou thorn Poultry Journal, The Southern Ruralist, TIle Southlern Fruit Grower, The Herald and News. Th'e regular price for tile six bein $0.00, we make you thlem for $3.75. No. 2. The Sunday State, The Southerh Poultry Journal, The Southern Agrieulturist, The Southern Ruralist, The Southern Fruit Gr'ower, The Herald and News. The prIce for the six being $.5' we make you a priee of $4.00. Under this arrangement one f year to oeh paper must be st)ior1bd and pad dfor. -W4N2D20--.Traveler for eset she heuo gedwye dola *o) I Cx,on'eoted by Waft>4st. 1$ktIet Middling..... . 0 Good Mddling .. 10 - The Local Maiket. Meat .. 9 to Mains .. .. . 10 to 18 eAt Lard.. .. 12 1. N. O Molasses ......00 to 70 0pod 0. 0. Molasses ... .. 35 to 40 3eia1.... .. ................80 lfixed Chicken Food .... * 0 1ay.. ...............1.35 to 1.50 1st Patent Flour ......4.40to4.75 2nd Patent Flour ......4A0 to 4.40 Good Ordinary Flour... .3.50 to 4.00 Su . .... .... .... .. 5 1-2 .fire .. .. ......... 5to8 1-3 C(ITte Roasted ..... .. .. '.15 Coffee, Green .. .. .. . . 10 to 20 Ct ten Seed meal ....... Pon'ry . .. .. . .. 1(). llb. P . . .1.: JAMES K. GILDER, / Dentist. Office in front room over post office, NEWBERRY. S. C. E. H. KIBLER, Dentist. Office Fohnerly Occupied By Dr. D. L. Boozer, Newberry, S. 0. SPECIAL NOTICES. FOR RENT-Two-horse farm two miles west of Newberry, known as the J. J. Amick plantation. Apply, J. J. Amick, Kinards, S. C. FOR SALE-Large stove; wod, hard or soft coal burner: ;iust the thing r. e .ow, ,,r hu!Hn ay. iOTIiE-Thei F'rst National Bank. of Whitmire, lute-ed a Whitmire, S. C., is closing its affairs. All note holders and other creditors of the association are therefore hereby no tified to present the notes and other claims for payment. Ijoyd Osborne, Cashier. NOTICE-You are warned not to hire or harbor Cal Stoudemire as he is under contract with me for the year 1007. J. A. C. Kibler. AFTER JANUARY 1, we will gin on ly on Tuesdays and Fridays. Prosperity Cotton Oil Mill Co. SHINGLES-I have plenty of shing. les. Call and get prices. 0. W. LeRoy. FOR SALE-Plymouth Rock and Or kington cocks at right 'prices. S. J. Kohn, Prosperity, S. C. $150 PER MONTH sure to good Agents, handling the wvorld 's great est of Hair tonics. Absolutely the greatest seller in America to-day. No'thini: else likc it. Sells at almost ev'ery home over and over . again. $7.00 clear prIofit on each dollar. W\rijte today for full particulars, with real chance of a lifetime. Address .J. F. Clark, Conway, Ark. FOR SALE-Tlwo good mules, guar anteed perfectly sound. Am running smaller farmi than last year and~ (lont nleed them-will sell cheap. Apply to W. W. Wicker, t or Thos. E. Wicker, 5)t 2tw. Newberry, S. C. * FOR SALE--A good milch cow. Ap-j Ply to T. W. Gallman. 2t. itaw. CASH for old clothing-just .for one week. Mrs. Dora Watts, Racket Store. LOST, STRAYED OR #TOLEN-Lit-. tle slim black mule, badly driing halted. Send information to J. C. Cofield, ,Whitiire.' Suitable,rewvard if munle is returned. St. FOR SAI.E-5 Duff Plymouth Roe Cookerels at $1.50 each. They ar beauties. IPont you \vant one. i,'te, A. H. Kohn, 1Prospeilty,. C, d 1-18-4t--2tw. FOR S4 .-In upper edge of Gy d wood cunty five handred and ent dev res of good4