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PURbLi PERPONAL. Tbo Movements ' of Many Peol Newberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. i Mr. J. R. Fair is in the city. Mr. C. E. Faut spent Sunday in t city. Mr. W. B. Wertz, of Grecnvil was in tho city yesterday. Miss Lucy McCaughrin his return from Atlanta. Miss Nina Scay returned to I hlome in Columbia yesterday. The Bachelor Maids will haye business mectinig this afternoon the chamuber of commerce rooms 4.30 o'clock. MIrs. Bell, who has been visiting Ii 1rother, Dr. James McIntosh, his r turtied to her homiie in Atlanta. Mr. Robert Holmes, of (lie Soul Carolina College, is at home for few days, 'Thie Newberry Coca Cola Coimpan will be organized this week. Notice c opellin hg books (I Subscriplimn appeln in this paper. Mr. Jilo. H. Mallis. of Unionl, an his daughter. Miss 0ertru1de AIathti., are visitinu relatives and f'riends i Newberry. Taylor Olyniph, a colored man em ployed at the Mollohlonli mill droppe, delal yvstIdrdI.y morniio:. IlIe had bee coliplaillniig but weit to his work a usual onl Monday. The coroier wa sent folr ald] dIecidled (ath was ti resuilt of naturl-al cauise.. anid therc fore an inl(Inlesi was 11m11lecessar.y. The examliinlalion fof comity( tveh Onr; will be lhld onl thle 19th1 ()f April Card of Thamks. 1r. :11141 Mrs. John C. Ilipp a family wish to expres, their sincer< apprm-iation of I he kindness and sym patlies Ahown the dut r 1111ul1ime Ole Ilas illiness of I riil. S111 s 111( brothelI .lames Lward. Quarterly Conference. 'Ihe SecOnd y2artely (on1ferene for. Newherr v vin-vit will belI hIeld a New Chapel iiext Satuntlay and Suti dIay the 165 and 17 instM. Biro. WV. 'I Duncanvn, P). J.. vill prea'eh Salltilrda 11 a. ml.. 111r4. It. M . (,ripr will likel preach 11 a. m11., Sunday and a Trrinlity inl the afternmoon. A. 11. liest, P. C. J. A. Mimnaugh. Mr. .111es A. MlilaiIhI1 has re turniedl from the northerni mtarkett 'where he Iur-ehased a lare st ocwk o Sprin". g.)ods lind Illillinler.y, wihich h1 will sell at priees that will make com petitors treilble. He says tlat lie ha picked up a number of bargains whiel le was able t11 (d11 en1 accoillit fof hav ill._ thle cash.4 with himl too pay f'or theml The repairs n411 Ii s-1i14. a abonhm compiletedI a lit he now ha" 41ne f th, lundstises tstI*(r in the1 city. LaIr 11nld belatiifuil show. willIws. the inl teriolr caleililned anld painted, hi milI liery deptu-tmt (1 separa ted frnm thie store on1 an elevation and a nevl stair'way built to (lie second floor, a! combline to make this an ideal stori r'oomi for thle dlisp1lay (of goo)ds an< for the conv.enience of thie puriichasi inIg pulic. Society Celebration. Tie Marc'(h anniiversary of the liter ary societieIs of1 Newherry~ co(! lege wi I take place in. thle operIa housie onIii day evenini ofi tis wiek, lan-ch 15. A <a l e ss by 4 t3r ien . i .1. lal atiCx. !i r O a o .V .I n --i li1esolved. Th itlhunticin is Sense', A. W. 1lllltineC. Ne32at.ive: IExelsior-0. (C. Kibler Phrouelaktusmlian Orator, fl. 1E. Pet r'ea-Th-lle i deal C(it iz'en. Phlilomait heani lssayvistI, Aliss Mable Tarri'2lI -ThI'le Id(ea IAlan1 is te Pro'( grossive Mall. Death of James Edward Hipp. .Jamest5 .~ IVward lipp1)1, son1 oh 31 anid Mrs. Jlohn C. li ipp, a fter' an ill neQss oft five weeks with typhid fev or. died at1 thle homel of his parents ii Newberryv 41n last h"rida y nuonning 11 the 2'2nd yearI of his age. Ever'ythIiing that skilled physicins trained niurises and( loving and tenide hands-eould (10 was employed to ster and tide of (lhe dread disease, but t< no0 av'ail. 1Mr1. Hipp)1 graduated from Newber ry college with hionorl in the elass o 1905, and has beenl teaching sine graduation, 'being the principal thi yar of, the Utopia school. His body was laid to r'est in Ro0se *y ~ mont eemeter'y on Satturday after rioon, the funeral services being con dutied by Pr'esidenlt JTames A. I Schoiror of Newberry college. The memnber's of the fa,mily of th, yo fung 11nan1luhve the sympathly of th entire comnu*nity in their' afflictior TR.OUBLE AT POMARIA. Ile Several Prominent oittxens Un Arrest-Hearing Probably Thim Morning. There has been more or less trou Ile and bad\ feeling a't Pomaria for qI a while. The, tension seems to lo, getting stronger. On March the 4th, a request cc ad from Pomaria for the sheriff to there and make search of the ot or rooms and warehouse of C. H. Con for contraband whiskey, and the al a davit for such search was sworn < at by Mr. It. M: Oardner. at The sheriff proceeded to Poina and made diligent search of the ph 3r mentioned with the result that o- found no whiskey. He then went fhe depot and had a talk with I h1 a1-ent, who told him that no whisi a hld been received at Pomaria for 3 Coits, hut. that there were tli y akages ill tihe depot, which le st f osed were whiskey, and t0hat if I 'sheriff desired, lie could look at the Sheriff Iurord said that lie exam: L ed the boxes, which were very hea -, there being three of them. One wei! Ii in. - 385 pounds; one 395 and one 3 11nd41 they were addressed one to Ift - derson,. onle to Brooks an1d oneC i Joinison. Of course the sieriff cotu . nt seize them foir te reason thi t hey were still in tihe hands of t s co1nnnon carrir and Cor tile fuirth reas.oi Iliat he had io evidence th - tile parties to whom they were a 1dr(sSd were Felling". whiskey, and - a he did niot know the parties. Sherirt, liuiford spent tle night PoIlaria and returned to Newher ll Inles<hiy morning. I During the iilit it seems 0tha1 tile was somel(I shootin.g. and Mr. Coun - savs that the shot wias tired throul t 1'ence, whiieb stood in fr'oit his slo(e ai directlyN inl Ii Ilro".gh a winodoiw to his desk. a thai.t a liect, of the palilng was fol vd :wiainlst lilt' wiluflow hraking t On 'I'llesdl Y .1 Ft v 1.1n ni I r. ( - counts went before Ma.istiate it. Leitzsey and made the following v v ilivit: V "Oi tie -tlh day of Mar,'ch o James Setzler. oi George Setzih (oin I. M. Setzler', one Clarenee Seyl onle T. A. Setzler, one Orlando Wick o1)(I one Adami 1. Aull did, several an11d c.llteeiively coniisel, plot and co - .pire to kill and murder this depo eiit and did shoot, assiiilt and attem to kill and imirder this depone aa.inst the peace and dignity of t - slate aforesaid. ' 'This a.fridavit is made upon i I roniitionl and tile belief of this I - poneint.' ' "C. H-. Counts."' Sworn iit be'ore 11. It. Leitzsey l nu.._isriat(. ill tile 5th dayI' o f Mar( 1e 11m7. - ialgistiat Leitzsey delivered i * warraunt to Sheriff liluford's offi oni the t h of Mar'chi, but thle shci did noit r'eturn friom North Carolii unt il tim ithI. lie immediately pho1 3 ed to the gentlemen at P'omai'ia, wl were iiamued ini thle warrant and asi' - t hem what day it would suit them appear', anti if they' w1ould1 do so wit outi is coming f'or' them. Theyr plhied( that they' woul, aind have fixi -TesdayLl~ minilg. the 12th of Mare Iat whichl time they wtill appear befo M 1a"isl 'at' Leitzsey, at Newberry. Ii is a very un furtunate state aft'airis at 1Pomar'ia and we shoii vt'iy imucih desire thait Ithe pai'ti - shionl.1 ge't t't her'i and settle thei dhifflerencest. Thlis is oneW of Ithe he bliness'5 points ini thle coiunty mi thlese arec all good1 cit izens. No 70< enni possibly come to them or the coi -muity lby c'nit iningLL to qiiarriel. Hair and Havrd. M.J.II. Hlair, oIf the fim ll'ii and U avird, has r'etui'ed fro the' a northr micar1 kts, whiere she pu chali~sedh a large and c'hic(e seleti< ofr milinuery and dry goods and wv ('xhlibit t.he latest designs 1and1 mc artistic patterns in headgear for t11 IEasteri season, which is now alpi'rone in'. Miss Ka thryne Flpnurney, who w with this firm a couple of seaso n a-I, and who made' many fiend ts (du I i her stay in Newbe'ry, will ti rive' tIoday aind wiill be glad to ser her' friends and all w~hio may desi Itle latest in hats hnd bonnets. Honor oRil Cromer School. 7th Gr'ade--Mary Ci'onei', Pla .der' .Cromer', Emma Hargr'ove, Will r Mae Shian non, 5th Grade-lola Cromner, Rlaymoi SAbrams, Mattie Ciromer, BertIha Crou r', ILcy Iai'grove, Sarat Shannon. . 3rd'( (hrade--Elm'er Cernmer, Corn in Shannon. 1st Grade-Ellen Cr'ombr, Q1 e Sliannon. Mattie Young, Mlar ch 5, 19)07. ' Teacher. NEWBERRY -OM der Instituted In Newberkn Starts Out We ... 1ourishing. 'k blo Last night in the fratert hall at iite Newberry, Coniandry No.,.d;- was in be stituted by Eminent Commne r .T. Barron, of Columbia; Genoieal Coin me mandor George T. Bryan, of Greqn go ville and som6 bwenty-five masons Dre from the Oolumbia Commandery. iuts The warrant officers from Newber Ti- ry Commandery No. 6 ae George S. >mt Mower, Eminent Commander; F. -H. Dominick, Generalissimo, and R. H. ria Wright, Captain General. ice The Commandery starts out with lhe twenty-six charter members. There to are only five other commanderies in ;he the state located as follows: ey South Carolina Commandery No. 1, fr. at ClIal-lestoi, Columbia No. 2, at c Coluimbia; Spartanburg No. 3, at I- Spartanlburg; Greenville No. 4, at lie Greenville; and Greenwood No. 5, at m. Greenwood. n This was quite an event in masonie 'y, oireles in Newberry, and after the - iistitittioll of lie coimiaidery a col [0, lation was served at the Hotel Fred n,- erick with the following menu: to Oysters on Half Shell lid Bouillon en Tassee at Savannah River Shad, Tartar Sauce lie Saratoga Chips er lxlted Almonds at Queen Olives Pickles I Celery d- verniont Turkey Stuffed with Oys- 1 in ters, C;ranberry Sauce t Carolina Rice French Peas m Asparagus Sinegarette ry Macalroi a la Gratin Sliced ToMa toes, layonaise Dressing Ie Kartoffeln Saladt lee Creaun Assorted Caket Fi "inits Coffee I e Cream Cheese Saltine Wafers. e tit _____________ V- ~ Platt-Capes. 1 Ie Invitations have been received inl - NewherIy to the marriage of Miss Irene latt0, of Columbia and Mr. l - James Copes. tihe event to take place f on Wediiesday morning, March 20th, at 10 o'clock at the residence of her Iparents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fiuteh, 0olubia, S. C. Mr. Holt In Office. l I [i accordance with the order of Judge Purdy in the Whitmire col- 1 " test over the olfiee of intendant of a lit that town Mr. Jno. P. Fant on the nt 27th of February, turned 'qver the lie office and all papers and books be longing thereto to Mr. A. J. Holt, whom Judge Purdy decided was the e~lawfull 0owier thereof.t To See the Clansman. S The Columbia, Newberry and Laur ens railroad will arrange to run a Strain from Newberry to Laurens on A Monday night after the theatre in e order that those who live at Lanrens a and initermnediate points, miay come ato Newberry and attend [lie ''Clans iman.' ) The sale of tickets will open today, Aandl those who want to get choice to seats had better secure them at once. i The Sign of the Cross. e- "'The Sign of thie Cross' ' which 2 wvill be given a superb p)iet(ria.1 pres- t 'i entation at the opera& house March 13 ec was the first play in the history of < the American stage to in to the side I ld of the theatre the priests, ministers e sof all denominations aiid thousands I upon01 thousands of lay people, who Sbefore [lie advent of this heamit stir ring' play hadl cond(emnied thle play house. Not only have hundreds of t -prominent clergymen recordled their ( praise of the fine influence of this I sublime drama in writing, but openly from their pulpits have urged the ful lest pl)hie recognition of ''The Sign 3f of the Cross'' as the play of uplifting m1 and ennobling theme. The scone of r- theo play is placed in Rome jutst be mi fore its downfall when vice and .wan ill ton p)rodigality held sway under the st despotic rule of Nero. In contrast to is [lie luxury and excesses of the Uoinan hi- court are the gentle modesty and sub lime faith of the little band of Chr'is us tians whose persecution adds muich to a~s 'the sympathetic quality and rea,lism r-. of this wonderful play. The' rich r- splen.dor of the Ridman court is showvn ze in magnificent scenery, costly ra11i ee ment and brilliant armor and 'jewels. A fine company will interpret the -He Learned from Teddy. is Portland Oregonian. Governor Hughes is runnleg $eh jwhole thing himself in Now Yfekl Ie n. even turnied down a recommektadof ib of the President's. Tliat's whAt ~o~ im ornot Roosevelt wvould have dgr~ 1. . The Qomnion Lot. WVashington Post. y ''Where do all the pins g~P e bands the Sierra (Cal.) Titnie~.~~ o heemotof the mone~~~~ noOtherwons elothes . ' A 9 r eon S l1ris'zeferre aa at Mi9~ .'Iia1s, acolore womnan aitested beo e ste the of erpbezzlng, the fiunds of the Wo E1atR0Agid 804iet of the JRocky Zioa ehurcbh, NeW1erry, S. C4 'o thb sinount ofgiP51 hgriff Mf M.'bufor< of Newbetry, svho ca2ne here .at Yaused her arrest, will 'retuin hom, today, tempoi'arily bdiffled in his at Wompt to tAo her back for trial. Two.years ago a warrant was swori ut against her by mebers of th aAid Soety ard she left Nevberry, al lid her husband, who. is said to hav< fone wvitlh a 00other eoman. Sh. had Dcen. located by the sheriff in Geor on on ote or two occasions, but hat Thvays fled before being caught theriff a*nford got winid of the fae hat she was in Knoxville, TNen., and leured a requisition for her, but hat r learned that she had comi to Ashe. ille and was employed in the family lf Ernest Shuford. lie caim liere thrsday ight and swore out a war. 'nt o f her. Through the dliigence f 'Deputy Sherif3fs William and Pen.. andt she wvas soon in the toils an1 igned an- agreement to return to coutd Carolina without requisition >apers. She was to return today, but Jr. Slut ford employed Frank Cartei s her attorney, and he advised her hart the .agreement to return was not alid. Sherif Buford telegraphied to the 'orernor of South Carolina to tele raph Governor Gleim1 to instruct"of eials here to hold her lintil requisi io papers could be secured. The woman insists that sie did not itke the money but that it was stol it from ler by her iulshanld. She 4he said sie was responsible as treas rer and fled rather tian expose him. -Asheville Citizen, March 9. The above -explainis itself. Sheriff knford has been working on this case oL about two years, and was very melt disappointed when lie did not Ot to bring the prisoner back with iml. He had thought she was in Ten lessee and not in Georgia, and the eqiisition papers were on the gover or of Tennessee. Under the fugitive warrant, which e swore out, site could be held for ix months. He says that the North Carolina of leers treated him very courteously, nd he was complimented for the Iainstaking manner inl which hue had onducted the case. It is now up to Ite governors of the two states to ettle the differences. Alt the opera house March 13 Man ,eqr R. O. Crarein will present Wil on Barrett's 'world famous religious ama, ''The Sign of the Cross,' bith massive and gorgeous spectacul r features and a mastetrful repres ntation of the heart stirring narra lve of the trials of the early Chris inns in the vice ridden reign of Nero a Rome. This play is unique in havitng for 'ears captivated theatre goers and hose who are usually classed as non hieatre-goers-those wvhom religious onvictions or prejudice had formerly :opt aloof from the playhouse. The cones of extravagant luxury of the tome cour~t are shiown in richest col rs and the many -thrilliing incidents f tihe persecution anid martyrdom of he Christians dind' the final triumph f the beautiful Ohristian maiden fercia over her Vagati admirer, Mar. us Superbus, make this the most im ressive play of the age. A strong company of English and (mericani players will be seeni in this 'uost forceful diram'a. The Gambler's Hands., ''That man is a 'night wvorker', >robably a faro dealer,'' said a de eetive to, a frind as the two stood on street corner the other afternoon, vhilo the personi alluded to by the letective passed by. ''Knowv him'?" sked the friend. "'Not yet,'' replied lie detective, but .I n)ay later." 'How.do you know lhe's a Laro deak r then?'' ''I don't knuow it,'' was lie 'reply, ''but that he is in some ar of l1is face, which you may have oticed. You .wouldn't get' thtat pe. uliar shade if'you~ werked in a bank r at a desk all day long. It's the ar iifceid light &pd the' bad ventilation hat do.it, I guesS. 'Keeping 'in the 01oiseft the yAttlig chips keeps t lhe air n 'inoAt casen, arnd those deal rs work as regi4rly A anyb6dy else. ervhaps iybu noticedI,'too,: "thAthis di1ese e ooth and elean, in' fa ~ttoe dy9IgQ'ai U' Ot Xino r n .ti ~ e 'bnsess ran~ The e i on) b e~ hi Mr ,0 B~dul~ ig bei el~t d poIigepax i .sf#en.lease his ' t rpsigpaiidni as:'aipi bei Of the board '9 - of 'LipeWiso Qf itrao. Sena- I ' 'tor Blease ifnciatey foliwarded the i 8 resignation to .the goverotAnd e-. C I ommended the apopiIittmerit of Mr, ( I Osborne Wells. Senator Blease ha4 also.i-eeoinmend ed the appoint;nent of ,J. H. Wi! lhams as magistrate for. No. 7 town shiip ini place of Mr J. W. INpwho ' Shas resigned. It is presumed,: of course. that the governor Avill1 make ~hose anpei)intmnents in accordance with theo recomnmendation of the senaliter C 40C News from ExceIsior. ' Excelsior, March 11.-Our people P are planiting Irish potatoes and gard ening. We have refreshing showvers and grain looks vedry wvell in this section. o Mr. J. D). Stone camne up from Co lumb6ia and spet Saturday and Sun (lay at home. Some of our people attended the 'burial of young Mr. Hipp at New berry on Saturday. Prof. J. S. Wheeler visoited some of. the schools in the uppr part of the - county last week. The association will meet next Sat- r urday afternoon at the usual hour. F Mr. J. A. C. Kibler who has been confined to the house for two weeks with grip is able to get out again. g' Mr. Aumerle Singley who has been home sick for a few (lays has improv-. ed so that he has returned to his studies at Newberry college. The farmers have done a good deal of plowing preparing their lands fori g another crop. About the same amount of fertilizers will be used in this sec tion as usual. Mrs. A. A. Singley is able to get out again after being confined to her S room several days sicek. A tenant house on Mr. J. J. Sing leys place was burned down last Wed nesday. The house was occupiedngby 0 negroes. The children were left at house alone and got to playing with the fiire with the above result. Near ly all the household goods was burnt up while ofthe children managed to keep out of danger. Miss Carrie Cook went down to Columbia Saturday to see her brother Mr. P. S. Cook, Who is again at the hospital for trement caused by the N r'eturn of his former trouble. Your correspondent and his bet, ter half spent Saturday in the John stone sction witl Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Long. We found Mrs. Long im proving from an attack of grip and in good spirits. We noticed along the road (the farmers were making good headway in preparing their lands for another crop. There is some fine farming land between Prosperity and Newberry. easy to cultivate and produces well. Sigma. NOTIOE OF ELEOTION. ouruant to an Act of the General Assembly of the state of South Car iolna, entitled ''An Act to devolve the duties of the Board of Pnblie e WVorks~ of the Town of NewbeQrry upl on Town Council of said Town'' ap roved the 13th lay of .Feby,, 1907, notice is hereby given that Wan edc tioni will be held on Tuesday the 2ndi day of April, 1907, at the ustpal voting place in the Council Chamber upon the question of "approval'' or ''against approval" of said Act. Polls to he opened at 8.00 o'clock a. im., and closed at 6.00 o'clock p. mn. All qjualifiedl voters of the Town of Nowherry will be .eligible to vote in suid election, The following will at as managers: - Tios. F. Tarrant; F. M. Linday; Jno. A. Summer. Wolmbi , A. T. Brown, Eug. S. W ort, Mayor. fr C.h& T. T.C.N. ' f be TEA HERS EXAMINATION. a. An examination for teaehers will be held on Friday, April 19th, 1007, at 10 o'clock, a. m. Besides the ordinary 'E subjects such as English, grammar, arithmeti.c, algebra, geography, his tory, physiology, -and 'hygiene, gu~es tions will 'be submitjed. on Rughes' Mistakes in' Teoaching, Petermani's Ciil Government' ata current evenits. The examina'ton for wvhite tonelr will be held in the office of.the ony sitpeinitendent'o rnnta o contyo ered 'tonehevs in teducaton f d -y SJ S Wheeler, Co Supt. Eatieation. Wii,dear yttl "antr h is the st prvob hooerit - A 10 to 6 YInn, . . o 1.0 tIKe4 Claken V tay ...8.to 0 at latent rour 440-8o 47 ud Patent 'Flour .....4.0 to 4.70 ood Ordinary Flour....3.50 to Q 'gar . .......... 5 li Ie .. . .......5to8 1 oe Roasted........ offee, Green ....... 10 to otton Seed nfeal 1.4 ggs .. ........ .... oultry ..1........ . 1 eas.............. .1.7 JAMES K. GILDER, Dentist. Mice in front room over post offAce, NEWBERRY. .8. 0. E. H. KIBLER, Dentist. O2ce Formerly Occupied By Dr. D. L. Boozer, Nowberry, S. 0. SPECIAL NOTICES. OR SALE-Lkinber. Apply to. Ernest Long. BFORE BUYING or selling a farm or any propei-ty, write The Carolin Realty and Trust, Company, Bishopville, S. C. tf 2taw. IINGLES-I have plenty of shing les. Call and get prices. 0. W. LeRoy. Just in 147 2 and 3 piece Blue rge and Fancy Worsted suits. Value to $18.50, special $13.50.' W. F. IRPENT4RS WANTED at Cal houn Falls, S. C. Long job. Good ray. J. F.' Gallivan Bldg. Co. IGS from prize winning Buff Ply mouth Rock chickens for -sae at $2.00 per setting of 15 by Frank L. Feagle, Greenville, S. C. OTICE-All - sufferers with teeth can have my services any day by making an appointment by phone or letter. Phone No. 175. My health is not good, hence can. not confine myself in the house all of the time. Dr. G. RI. Harding. 3-8 2t. ANTED-Frraveler for old-estab lished house, with large capital. Line suitable for ei thor lady or goenitleman. Experience unnecessary. $12 /weekly to start. Expenses ad vanced. Address George Clows, Newvberry, S. C. )R ,BALE-Sixteen horse power engine mounted on wheels. Liddell saw mill, 48 inch inserted tooth saw, Henry Disston, and log cart. Singley Bros. Prosperity, S. C. 3t itaw. ANTED AT ONCE--Young man, to work in dry goods and shoe storc. One willing to work and learn. Ap-p ply in own handwriting, to Box 155, bTewberry, S. C. , If 2taw.( Dr. G. R. Harding has recoverec am his illness 'and wishes to in rm hisq many friends that lie wi in his Newberry offee on Friday d Satuirday of each week. vart with The Bee Hive. Ask to see otur line of T. D. Barry's ek for men, price $5 to $3. The Bee Hive. /$150 PER-MONTH Why work for a mere living wvl enI ui can easily clear $7 profit on edeh Ilar. Work in your own locality., hIs at almost every hiome over nd ~ or again. Plan .and complete In. -netion by return mail for 25 ot Idress. J. F. Clark, Conwv'ay,4k