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PURELY PERSONAL. 'rho moiements of Many People NTewberriams and Those Who Visit Newberry. Mrs. George S. *Mower returned from Savannah, Gla., this week very mnuch improved in heialth. Mrs. William Grillin and children, who have been visiting Mrs. E. M. Evans, returnel to their home in -Florida on Satuirny, accompanied by her motier Mis. E. S. Coppock. Mrs. 0. 1. Scumpert left yester day for Knoxville, Tienn., to visit heri daughter, Mrs. J. S. McClurc. Mr. W. P. Simti, of Kinards, was la1 the city (in WNVednesday. Miss Louise Jonles left' Tuesday for Sumiluer lo visit relatives. NIIs. 1'. W. llones is visitin. rela t ives in Cokesbury. Nr-. Bvel, or Atlanta1, is visiting at Dr. 12ailes Ilelito'sh's. Mi.s. C. J. I 'ireell and diighter are visiting relaives inl Savannah. t Iliss '.\ml 'lleCaingb1rill is spiending s"ome liime inl alita. Nirc-. Wnaier S'pc'mmanzcc lhas ret urn (.d f'rom Cliiriltte. N. C., wliere she has been on a visit. M,l. .1. E. 1111mmiieit, of Clinton, is in the city. The I,adies Ai Society uof tile I ('111rhel of i tle l?(levieme will meet i With INIrs. C . 1. Suiier , next Ties- 1 day af'rinoo at o'cllck. Th'le WVomai.'s "llom1e and Forei".n Assom-ysqlcivty of1 Ilhe Ilithieranl (hu1rch vil h1"ld its regular meeting next Al M14nda1y the elvetli, aIt the hImme of r ns. I.". . Ilipp. I'v. l'. W. Swope. (of1 N1 44oIl, is visitiin. tie'inds in Newheriy (m 11ii y.1's NIrs. S. It. .1111nes It yIv est enla v l,11r re It iv es. a(initor lilease, who los -iile the tirst I .hu I . I f rm a p 1 - artne 1vr shi with rI . I IF. I 1)om1iniek Ior t II prietiree t1f law. Ims imio1ved lis f'icei t lti, rmilis tiver lIhe oie of, 111. (ieore S. Numwer mu11l has ha tIhe room4)11s nieelyv .;14l neatly I'itted Ip adt1 , le anid his pIar t er. Ai r. I ) IminiiIek, I l nOW 0(1(1up1y tlie foil room)iiis over this huilding.. er Nliss L. '. Perry, repeseing ithe R. 1'. Aidrews Pper C., of Wash inl-fl4, 1). ('.. Station1ers mad printlers sulilis wi ii lthe eity yesterly. C COLLEGE ENDOWMENT. The Ways and Means Committee I Hope To Make Total $100,000. 'lhe wac . s a m111 emI c onl. it i ti ee inl ettre of the Semci-t 'ent enial Ec-:n dowmient at Newleirry Colvlee tale lleasiure inl maczcking the 1,4llo1wing ati nu ceent.ei I eel in i greatlyi1k eni coura'zged by thle fac.t thati the $i50.000I reelpii redel> t~ he t erms ofl lI)r. I). K. P~ear'soni's Iwecposittin has already beeni sc nuearly seeured.-l -lihough thce ime limit doces not expire until next Juily-- t hey havi e dleiledl to iwresecute a vi'Zoroulcs (milvass tic earry the niew entdlwmen'it toi a lariger figure thcaic th at embciied in thle originial planc. lielielf that they mcay' obitanin a total of' $lt00.000)at noi far ';c distanit day. State S. R. Convention. The Statie cu 'lav Sehcuol convc~enu Sionc will meciet this y'ear inc Gere town. NIauch 1:i-li, ancd very likely will bec well acu endced lhv se-veral New hcerry~ 8cunda; y sicool workers'. 1)c'. Phtillipc.. ofl h'ic'lnc'd. V':.. andi !\l'. W'. ( . hl ' 'e of' ChiiI'uc . withI Prfct. I aand cr thle S. (. 1'niiv'ersicv will he of those toi whomcu proinnciliit parts havre bceen assignedc. Thie pro'cgrami pnh-c. 1lched icc oncr h:cst issue is a v'ery at - Young Men's Sunday. The Yocnacc N Men's (Ichr*istianc A sso ein tion ofi Souithi (a rolin a will huave Y~oung!. Men 's 8unday' in Newherry~ on Ma rch .17. The pulpits of' thIe city w'illI he tilled by representa2t ives of? the Young ?ctein's Christ ian Associa t ion of thIe sta2t e. or thIe serivices will be0 directed in thie intIerest of thle (young men. In thle afiternoon,cc ine one0 of thle churches tco be( announced laaer', ani address 15will be delivered by Mr. A. C. Bridgman. His subj~ect wvill be " Giant- Evils. '' A uniioni service will be held on Suniday night to be addr'essed by sonme one, who will be selected and announced later. Migistra,to Ropp Resigns. Mr. John WV. Ropp, wh'lo has moved Sto Cross Hill ini Laur'ens county, and hbo was nomi.niatedl alnd appointed (agistrate in No. 7 township, has o unt his resignation to Senator Blease. sytin asking the app'ointment of S-,H. Williams and John 1). Boazma.n ty been filed with Senator Blease. THE ELECTION ORDERED. Meeting of City Council Wednesday Order Election-I. 0. Burton Policeman. At a meeting of city conneil oil lednesda iglt Mr. 1. 0. Burtoti wias cleeted policemial to s-cceed Mr, Outz. This will probably cause a1 viei:iey in tile board of supervisors f registration of which Mr. Birtoii Was a member. The cotneia also decided to order he election on the question of devolv ng the duties of tlie commissioiers if public works upon the city council 11ind thereby abolishing the board of -0missioners of public works, to be ield ni tlie 2nd day of April, which s the first Tuesday. The IIerald and News ha..s; printed hel, al, which pirovides for this traiis .'. ill two issuies sincve it was intro Ileed. It is lnow a rpve.itn fr the people o dIelermine fori tliemiselves whether hey will let the present arrangement tiniit as it is, or whether they will holish Ilte board 1:1141 let tle city ouncil ha Pharge of Ihese pulblic tilities. The Il erald anld News has been in 'ied Ithat tle income of the comn issionler-S of puiblie works fIr tile 'ear, 10i was $36,000.00, and with his income. when alvl dilditions or mpl] Irovenlliits ar i nemied, it has beel vvv,r-yll.v it) valil 111)111 the city conn1 'il to pi 1p the money. Of this m11(mill the cilv pYs $04100.00 for tlle i.its 11nd water used by Ile city; il other $30.(00.00 colil froi tile n'ivate' ilillividulais, wlho use water il lig-his. Ill tallkilu willh a gentlelian from ;l-vvllwood,4I who is a lmember or tille 1111 or41 omm u.,issio41 ies in . that city, hich is abit Ihe same size as New wrr.v. 11he iiloinmation was obtained ha. inl (11rvelnwood tihe city paid noth1 n-- Ill the ' )comllsisiionerns of' plblie wlk I' 1he wat r w.,4i Ia'' i h s l!used Iv tiwl- (.it V 1114 their v1ir-es Ill the wirVat ItoIsIMIIrs are less than they 14 in NvPhvrry. andl sinee I-he estab i--;I1n1vlt nf thevse plaills inl (reen Volid. $:32.000.00 fri4 teIll(1 income has m(41n (xp)'nell'd I' the vx(te;lsiol and IlIMI'ro eent or the plant. It wold svvill that with the income 11mve stated to 1li t com Illissi olers in v%ewherrv, it tha t' he correct, that hvY shol;1 be abiv 141 paY ringil.p XPVWnS aInld extemld thle adlvalufages i wateri and sewerage to all parts of he teity. 1it it is a qeestion for the wople to) determilile for themselves rhetlehri' the present atrr'aingeient. shall -mainor whetle'r Ihere shall be a -;]milan whellher flhe nun1.inemenl I' tse phmt shall le tiurIet ovter o the (i' i v (4miwil or 11411. TlI Iviral mal News will be sat il'vied with aiythiiig. that the people h-terminiv inl 1his mlatler. Civic Association Notes. ni tiee of' tihe ( 'iVit' A 55ociat ion, hldt I i't tw day sillee, th li'fol lowing chair >4)int1ed for te resp ect iv(' wartds: -hai rman. Mlembers 4of ti comm41111itteCe ani W\a rd 2-MrIs. S. I11. J ones, t'hiri 'Ioi,i-1 r. \l . 1). i th,1 Mlr s.fir MiL. Wardiu :I );ils. \hl. M.ii K.s chi. Bowan5. MIrs. lom. a II. liippi(, Mrs. iF, W ai'i'rd~ -t''- t' Va't 5. i'1. Vt Iu ,ch ir I.ornisy. iss ol,izi Gr'tiffstitt, is. \n it I t )vidsn 4) r John' K.1) iAnit' iiilWitd .i si.\ls. ioens loKingrtt chair 'i'e 'ii st on o le ttitit iel1 ('4iiThee ommingtees re ask1ed o sol t)ne)4live tandl4) 11 asciate memers,il) th)i rey pecitei'eard, ieceie th<oi' of011it oiation f 0 entsi fro mem.b hers, wnd t cme t ordial mieetigoi I)the4asscito ien, i on ednesda ex atithe repor of work ai'cpise and wih sugestios loo iglto th< the. proviingi,Ii it of hb ires. . Te coinittlet havin this e in cokresbul ing. Wetiesthotsaig ht.l co-opratin ofour iFahrwi -SPENDING DAY IN NEWBERRI It Is Easy Now-You May joM'e Ax Go At Pleasure-Mr.Jamie. son's Letter. The Ilter of Mr. Jaieson was tLI only di,cordant note from this sectic at (Ireenville in regard to the eo'e< tiles and really lie does not prtend I say the people of Newberry want at chaige. It is the drummers. We they want more trains and they wei satisfied with the present chsledul on the main line unless they could go more of thein. They want to get ot of town as ituickly as possible al hotel me)) like Mr.- Jamieson, wai the druinier. to remain in the-towi and at the hotels as long as possibl hut it is settled now and we hol that Mr. Jamniesonl along with ti rest of its will he pleased. Aid we kitow the editor of ti I)aily Alail is pleised ittid we rene tUl invilation to Itim to come dow and spend the da.y with i us. It wi do him good. Thrie esteemed Newberry Herald ain News, inl diseussing the schedules o tlie Colunibin and Oreenville railroa, says: "We wotuld be glad t.p have the ed tor of' The Daily Mail take a mornin trin down to Newberry and spen the day with its aid we are satisfic that we cal convinee him that ti people of Newberry, as well as a tile people bet ween Columbia ati Greenville, ar-e entirely satisfied.'' Nothin. would give the edityr The Daily Mail more pleasure thm to ,:o to Newhirtry and spend the da wilh the editor of the Herald an Ncw. If the schediles were arrant ed diffe,renitly we mlight1 (1ake tht pleasu're. But to do so now we would hav to g t way before da11y inorder t et breakfnst anod cit ali e train. Ti oMlv oitvher alternti1tive would be t leave ionme tt -sunset aid get to Nem berry lon ater Ilie ei.tor of TIl Ieraid m11a1 News hld .-onle to bed. And as ror.the people of Newberv beitng stisfied with the present sele, Ide, we have some evidence to ti otilrary. Only last niiglit. we receii ed tlie followinl.g volluntary lett< from Mr. W. A. Jamieson, propriet< of tle Newberry Hotel: 'Newberry, R. C., March 3. '')ear sir:--Conlitinue your figl on thlie present schedule on the Soutl ei Railway. It certainly does n< suit all the traveling mie, or drun miers, and they constitute 90 per cei of ithe regular travel on the -road.T present schedule may suit 10 per ee of lie people who occassionally tra' on tle railroad. I hope soon to SIE the old schedule restored and the PVevy(ille Will bt pleased. Very inl yours.1'W. A. Jamiie46n.'' Mr. Jamiesoni's letter is a Cair san 1le of tle leti mrs The Daily Alail li1 been receiving from people along ti: (Colutmbia and GIreenv'ille road dm-in lie past two weecks. since this pap<I comtimenced Ithe agitation fot' an ini priov'emenCt in thle schedule. The pr'esent schedule wuas put on suit a certain few, and the great nu ~jority of the tr'aveling pubthlic is oi p)osed to it. And the schedule is y ing to lie chianged.-Aniderson Dail 1NIail. Woman's Foreign Missionary Sociel Th'le W~oman's F~oreign Mlissionia ;8d)lyt held i t,s i'egulir' monthIt imeet ing Mlonday afternoon at 0 'elock in thle chut'ch p)arlor', and( sut a spleiidid meeting as it was. Tihe were'( fifltee'inimember's pr1esenit and t11 coil leet ion was about tw'elvye (111li As ll. is was thle last meeting ol' Il tiscal y'ea r new olIleers had to be elee ed. .\lris. d1. W. Hlumbert was r'eelee ed Ipr,esideit I, anid i'ight lierie we il imi ebers of' thle society w ishi to tIm heri fort the goodit and t'aithlful wio lie has doine ..'oi' its Ihe past i yearms. We all Ilove( lier anid bli e lthat she is truily one of our heaveni Vather's faithful serv~ants. Mlay si live many years to help us carrmy f< wardi out' woriik, is out' humble prtayi Mrts. W. Hi. Wallace wuas reelected president, Alts. P. C. Gaillard wasi e'letedC f'irst v'ice-preCsi,dent and M R. 1U. Wr'ightt second vice-prtesidlel Miss Lizzie salter was reelected Ire iiret', Miss Lucy Ilpps corr'espom(iiu secret ary, Alts. (1. D). Danvenport ord(1inig secret ariy with Mr ts. .\latin assistait. AMrs, C. H. Cman agtenlt fotr the Advocate, and Mrt.. (C. (Giallard lady maniager of du tvelile soc(ie2ty. WTe wish to1 hal Mirs. ('iallard for the splendid woc sIte has (dotte for the Juvenilest past y'ear'. Our pr'ogr'ame for the after'no was a very interesting one. We eb ed our mecetitng with the Lord 's Pri or and all wvent home with light lienarts. May we push forward and ma this new year beginning with Aj one to be remembered in years come is te prayer of' A Meniber. . FOR FREE DELIVERY. d Newberry Will Be Entitled 'To It Council Should Number Houses And Make Ready. e0 There seems to be little doubt nov n that the receipts from the Newberr I- post fillce for the fiscal year endin o the 31st of this month will be.suffi y cient to entitle Newberry to .receiv 11 the benefits of free delivery. 0 The fact is that the business at th s post office at Newberry in many res A pects has been much larger for sever it al years than -some of the other town (d in the same class with Newberry it which have already received the fie IS delivery system but as 'the busines e. of the post ofilee by the governien ie is measured by the amount of postag le staips sold, and not by the mone, order business, we have never to thi ie time come ill) to the mininum requir W ed. ti Our money order business is muel i himnirr than other'towns, which hav gotten free delivery, but there seem I to be little (uIbt iow that we-wil 1 Oro beyond $10,000.00 in the sale o 1, stamps and without making any spe , cial effort in that direction, whiel - will put us on a sure anid solid foun g lition., d There are other things necessary however, some of these we have, amt e S01m10 we have not. We have fail 11 ()ood)( streets in the business portioll d' )ut lie side walks need improving il the residence ))rtion. The houses wil X have to be numbered and the street: n1 iimed and labeled. It is up to cit.N y ('1uineil to take up the matter of num d i ~ utle holuse at mice so that whei I lie business of tihe ollice will warrani t tile free delivery, the goveniiment wil Iave no excuse f'or telay. 0 , The Will Sustained. V TI'e ase to piroI(vme Ile will ol Mr's " Martha li aroline Cal1well in di om. wlil Is beceii cteisted befort Acti Probate .Judo-e Johin C. (1or aiis, was eopleted on Tuesday o this week. Several.I ol)jections were made t< V prvin.g the will and a nubiPer of heir-s appeared on both sides. Tho. 'I. taking of the testimony consume W several days. Mr. Ioggans has submitted his de cree, in which lie overruled tle ob it etlions and admits the will to pro hate in solemn form. it 11 is probable that those who ar I-vointesting the will, will appeal to thi it circuit court. A Card. 1 Dear Friends: le Allow me to extend to you my imos sincere thanks for YoIn kinld assist Yanc tI i he recetil illness anl( death tf my father, Mr. Yates Mye's 1- They are connIiianIed-I 1to visit the siel ts and nio et i ian realize how inportini this comnmand is uintil placed in suel .trying circumstances as I was. If Got n blesses thle giver more than the i.e e ieveir, surely lie has a rich reward in store foir you. Sincerely, 0~ Mirs. .Jane McNary. M's. ElIes Taylor, Mr. Sam Myers. I- Mr. 1). C. Reid. y Prtisperit y, S. C., March 4, 1007. Missionary Meeting. ~y There will be a meeting in the ini 'Y terest of the 4 missionary societies o Y) Central Methodist church next Sur 4' (lay e'veinig from 8 to 9 o'clock. Al hare cordially invited to attend. re There will be installat,ion of officer s. Dwelling Burned. ie Mr. L~ut her Mayer 's. dwielling' hous - four miieks east of Ndwberry, we (l est rtyed Moniday night about I te o'clock ,by fire. Th e famnily had ju.s ik retired for the night when I fire we rk dliscoveredl amid they barely escape tet with their lives. tC Mr. Maewn ti the rtoomi C lv Miss 1Hunteor to arouse hem' and il it' fire had made snehi headway, th: 'i- lie was unable to ret umn biy the staii ri. way and had to let Miss Hunter dow b-ly a r'ooe and then let himself dow e- in the smie wvay. 's. Mtjss Hute' was boarding withl tl t. family and teaching the school in tI IS- comniinityV. She is a daughter of M tug R. T. C. Hunter. 'C- Thme firie originated fr'om a (defectih rr fIne. The house wias ani ante-bellu "'o residence, I we storie., and had ir P. eently been repaired at considerab lhe cost. To replace it would take ii nk outlay fromn' three to four thousai rk dollars. lie Mr. Mayog was unable to save ar of. hi-s furniture and his total lo on must be from four to five thousai >s- dollars wvith only about $1600.00 ii y.. Atirance. :ir Mr'. Mayer bonuidht this pi'oper' from Mr'. Edward Scholtz, w~ho livt ke t.here fari several years. Durhng ti r'il time Mr'. Scholtz lived in the hon: to he had considerable in ter'ioi' wo done on the house and it was one the .best finished houses oli the inte ior ir. the county. WANTS Y. M. 0. A. -i. A. 0. Jones Suggebts that OldI Court House Be Used For Y. M. 0. A. v To the 'ditor Herald ands News: I read your editorial in the issue of Y en-uary 22nd, suggesting. that the - c!. Cut house be turned over to the D town, and that it be used for a public l'h2r7. I was favorably impressed 3 wi'h t!h. idea, but would it not be - Ic'.cr to ttirn it over to the young men - of tm tolva for a Young Men's Chris. 3 tian associatic ii ? They would not on , ly .Ive a library, but a gymnasium 3 a:: .!. their a'ttractions for the boys s an 1 yt mrna Gf Ne'berry that t would make it the best investment 3 th: te:c I eopIe ef Newle .ry could 7 it, ;: o l I !e'ieve ii sucha public - s it"Al iti-t!s as y e 1. V. - H. Hunt, J. N. McCaughrin, Z. F. Wriglt, J. 'A. Kina)-d, Geo;-re S. I Mower, Dr. W. E. Pelham, C. H. 3 Cannon, F. N. Martin, E. B. Wilbur, 3 J. A. Blackwelder, W. A. Stucky, 1 George V. Summer, A. T. Brown, P Haskell Wirght and others, whom I - might name, and who, I am sure i would have the co-operation and sup - port of the pastors of the city, will take this matter up now and call a mass meeting of the men of the city I and preseit the matter to them, an association might be organized and 1arragements be made to take charge I of the buihling and carry on the work. I write this in the interest of the young men and boys of Newberry and wish I were there to help them secure the building and organize the Young Men's Christian association. A. C. Jones. New York, March 4, 1907. Wantted, to show you our line of Buster Brown Blue ribbon shoes for boys anid girls. The Bee Hive. Note of Thanks. I extenld to my dear friends, my sme1were thanlks, and appreciations, for the kindness aid help, they bestowed on my dear husband during his last sickness, and death. How faithful lirs. IW. T. Dickert, and E. 0. Hentz labored to save his life. God knew best, but it is hard, so hard to give him up. May God's riches blessings rest up)oti. each, and every oie. Mamie Lever. THE CLANSMAN ' IS COMING. Our New Minister. Denmnan Thompson and Geo. V. R0yer's ''Our New Minister'' will one more presentation at the opera house this season, on March 26. That this latest 'product of Messrs. Thompson and Ryer is one to conjure I with is evidenced byv 'thme countless - requests of theatrical managers ever.y - where to book it for it is one of thc few genuine money winners iim the theatrical field. Before it's first production in New York it's manag er-s had only moderate expectations concerning thme new piece, but it didl that most astonishing of all things, surprised it's managers. As ''The 0Old Honmestead'' liroughmt many dollars - to the fortunes of it's authors, so will f b)e the case of ''Our Newv Minister.'' - The same great cast will positively be I seen. Sale of seats now on. ;. WANTED AT ONCE-Yong man, to work in dry goods and shoe store. One willing to wor~k and learn. Ap e ply in own handwriting, to Box 155, s Newberry, S. C. 0 tf 2taw. s Wanted--To sell '75 trunks, p)rices (d from 98q. lip to the $15 kind( at. $10. The Bee Hive. e D)r. (1. Ri. Hard1ing has rCcover'ed .t from his illniess and wishes to in -form his many friends that lhe will ni be in his Newberry omee on Friday nm andl Snturday of each week. e TO DRAW JURY. e Not ice is hereby given, that we, the r.. und(ers'ined Jury Commissioners for Newhierry Coniity, S. C., will at the 'e -otieo of thme Glerk of Court for saidl n Couty at. nine o'clock A. M., March -13th., openly and pubjielyrdraw the e niames of thirty-six meni, who shall ni serve as Petit Jurors at the Court of d Common Pleas which will convene at Newberry Court House Monday, y April 1st., 1907, aind eqontinue for on e ;s week. d Jno. L~. Epps, Wmn. W. Cromeig Jno. C. Gloggans, .y Jury Commissioner's for Newberry (1 County, S. C. IC March 1st, 190)7. k Just in, big: line of the celebrated >f T. D. Barry's shoes for men, in all r- tIhe newest toes- and 'leathers. Prices $5 to$3 , The Bge five. Cotton Market. Corrected by Nat Gist. Middling'.. ............ ....10 i G9od Middling ........ 10 1-2 Strict Middling ............11 The Loca1 Market. Meat ............. 01-2 to 12 Ham.. .......... .;, 1 to 114 Best Lard .. ............ 13 Best'N. 0. Molassep .. ... 60 to 70 Good M. 0. Molasea . .. 85 to -0 t Corn .... ......... ...... 75 Meal .......... ...... ... 75 Mixed Chicken Fn-d .... 911 - II . . .. . . . . . .. . . 1.35 ..o 1.50 1st Patent Flour ......4.40 to4.75 try. 2nd Patent Flour .. ....0 to 4.40 Good Ordinary Flour....3.50 to 4.00 Sugar.... .... .... .. 5 1-2 Rico .. .. ....... ... 5.to8 1-3 Vf'pe Rnsted 15 1o C'rfep, (reen ........ 10 to 20 C !, -i -d meal ...... 1.46 ubli Eg.s .. .. ,...... .. .. 2O Poultry ...o..... .. 10c. lb. Peas .... .... ...-. .... 1.75 JAMES K. GILDER, Dentist. Office in front room over post office, NEWBERRY, S. C. E. H. KIBLER, Dentist. Office Formdrly Occupied By Dr. D. L. Boozer, Newberry, S. 0. SPECIAL NOTICES. FOR SA,LE-Lumber. Apply to Ernest Long. - BEFORE BUYING or selling a farm or any property, write The Carolina d Realty and Trust Company, Bishopville, S. C. tf 2taw. % S NOTICE-The First National Bank, of Whitmire, located at 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 clainps for payment. Lloyd Osborne, Cashier. SHINGLES-I have plenty of shing les. Call and get prices. . 0. W. LeRoy. $150 PEA MONTH sure to good Agents, handling the world's great est of Hair tonics. Absolutely the greatest seller in America to-day. Nothing else like it. Sells at almost - every home over and over, again. $7.00 clear profit on each dollar. Write today for full particulars, with real chance of a lifetime. Address J. F. Clark, Conway, Ark. WANTED to saw your Shingles for you. B. B. Leitz~sey. FOR RENT-Furnished room. Suit able for one or two gentlemen. Ap ply J. W. White. WANTED you to know I am prepar ed to saw you some Shingles now. B. B. Leitzsey. POSITION WANTED--By an ex pieriecied and capable man, who is thioroiuglIy acqjuaintedl with Salu dai county. Bool! keeper, etc. Not ,afraid to work, if pr)loper salary is iveni. Prefers Newberriy. Ad diress A. B. C., care Hebrald and News, Newbei'ry, S. C. 2-26-4t. CARPENTERS WANTED at Cal hioun Falls, S. C. Long job. Good Paiy. J. F. Gallivan P1(dg. Co. EGGS from prize winning Buiff Ply.. mouthI Rock chickens for sale at $2.00 peri setting of .15 b)y Frank L. Feagle, Greenville, S. C. NOT'ICE-411 suftfer.ers w'ith teeth 4 can have my servi ces any day' by ma~km nL 1 aippointment by Phone or let ter. Phone No. 17.5. My health is not good1, hence can.. not confine myself in the house all ( of the time. D4. (1. R. hiarding. 3-8 2t. NOTICE,$2.00 reward for the cap ture and delivery of my pijg. Black andl white spot ted sow pig, withi flop 1 ears, weighs 52 lbs. St rayedl awayi fromn hionme Wed,~Jnesday morn ing, 6 ,imst., last seen in Helena. \Vill pay to the one thai returns it to me $2