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PURELY PERSONAL. The Movements of Many People Nowberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. M. It. H. Grenleker. of 1,a-i'ens. calie (o Newlerry on Friday and re mnainled over Withl his rrielld to at tend "The Clansman'' last nil-lht. The Lyman Twins new comedy 'The IHustlers'' is the hit of the sea Soil. Prof. W. S. Peterson , of the Or angeburg Collegiiate Instituite, is visit ing his father, Mr. W. G. Peterson, in the city. Don't fail to see the semin.irv .irils witl the Lymani Twins in iThe Htust ler.,." March 25th. The youlng Ladie.s' Auxiliary 11lis sionary society of the ('hnrelh of the licItemlelr will meet with Nlis ('Cor Dominick Thursday afternoon at roir 0'clock. The listlers is all vlhabniate munsi ca Il act i(Ion w i th II "me w\ondi 41e rful etfects. Will be h1el e Alonday Ilarcl .Nl-. Ja Les . KeIillY was in tIhe vitY yestelay. T ie mir IriuI.4 1f \lt,. \'. L,. e tlik will nr let Il le"ar 11.1hat sev . liae hein collfind ollt, er roolni far the past week with .:ripqw. 111selm. Brothers ant Nirs. Cahnets will have: their pi mnillinery open il - 4n Tilm ayv infl I ,'t\ P - riIY. (i .,Set, Tim4 1u 1-t1lr, m114 Thev I.y itw:i Tu in. N.\ !i..n y. Ni:n-ch 25t)h . Ili-. .h lw A. . 1- . -lvch rvr will Id - IlVer . lcu e :-txl n y v i at the 'Nall S;rv-ci liothmdi l n- ac4 i t 2.2'cl ck. :. The m:na meti.: iwc':u b i le 'clo c. Aliss F;umie .\~l it;- ie e m-e h'I'll allitt'r cl * r va . s N 1.1 an\Vt.\'.\~ W: o. all New Y i .a -teu e1 t.l, \ T.rw \.ii (i. W-'. W a rn i In he ltv. Pension for Mrs. O'Connor. iT hrout Ic h the et .for t If \. l-' \\. Ili-.:.\, a: ~ :i h'e.r I;n \\-valil atn i: . ac cni n t " .\t r,.c.cl:.nie C.4i hmi \1. whi tW, in:k - ' hii p 1e"! \I ., w'a- l.11--rY .: i th i'. ve'. % 4 I. h 19llowim i a i n Inhjenoin. h rv,.n 'e'e ji 11,thers ele [N -uslen ('4dw hu I pr ict lilt ll, ilta l'Ap. itdi 4 State,r.\nny, a:d sa er ati pei ,:-'( is a. AC1s r u Ied. .it rc 11 4. 1t907.Vi 11 cla m. W.teeachesoeher on t in s iion assmbed hcn-hv foeh t tseiofvds int . movli hv tdeath Jame 1 : w r V'i). \\).nm n deat cholarly a riumb Ie't his l,In teletul ab -5''iiit ndhi el e andl sne-4 eessfil in choo'llrk \\'ve a le him *torid hionoenles, knd mnl.-m,lis Iy, sinceditytand ve na er i:cre-s and01 S ondration o othertis Thi(ee. byr he itllresoled 1it. lTattlC in tti dThat J the ilp,the1 Toacher1' S Asociation ishrey Neteyedouto his loaest revlatiesepf andfinds witbe oed assmber, that woe realie tr the onsolf-atinriing devoio the loyaltywleto thet thirheson,idelr oh professid'on.fin,o erhwle 2nd.h That s thebutempelaseteino his ife,84~ thoats brieoyes se-t a~ bndarntshave mdecteiripres uponus,and ponthepupis gide by im thrfoeitbhovs st CHOKED TO DEATH. Two Negro Wonien Choked to Doa At Sandy Run Friday Night. Carrie al i A-urelia Mattlhevws, IV neWr 1 wo,). jivin- on Mr. Tom H Millin;'s place( at S'11%dy R1un about t mile tiomn Newherry were choked dealh Friday nlight bv William Sit ders. From the testimonmy taken at I coron,ers inquest it seems that Sa ders vtill t4) the hioulse of Carr Mattilews and asked lier to go wi him t) loolk at a place seleeted as II wa tren. About an ioir aid a ha a1 t'terwa rds lie return1rIed and got Ann in t4) go with him. le returned 111 house antid tried it) get Matt .1 lt ,hews 14) ---1 withli him, but tile weIT mo41e' ntr'Its at tile louse w pe1stmletItdti her ot 1 g1 ) with hil Stilers -aid that Carrie ad Au'eil himd ne to --v1 a dress and won noII retm-i'l unt1il thle next day. Sa1 devrs h.lefl thet holst. early % S.m-d111% rn41111in wan 1 hast htee seen sii TheI bod(ie of the nev..r4 wo.mm we fI n 1 atu41 r1 a It p itell pI i I.(.( I ittItI ' I '. t - I t it I v I_ it tv 1it 4i k 4 reegiins }nem~v teios. for 1.un .Nil lri vlk, wvll) was msit h11ill"n .. The N14ite o the .ur at the i <i11 t1; was " tht t e11 tl ' s id Carr4 111alhews an111 .\Ilrelia M11h.11 w 111 n nl tth ai i by beinti chtiked I det lrh lt.1907, bY the han of \ 'illi a ll e . WORK TELLY COMMENCED Digging Fxr,vi-tions for Porndati. for New Court House-Work to be Pushed. TnhR:2ilroacl---n. . Ri lad as 0-.111 in (-a n '.11 and ( [ (-?:ItI*; to AA Quck r tat I, ih: bI I.. x.t.... il , e t l '141' ' ir4'1t'1 111'in.1tlet' i " ' rapit iti I h A bl.an ilitn t r wI ul beI v; I1 r-l , !'j'4'liiiis :t114 ' { i' t r I l v . I ie i w ud e iom 0 ihe l ...r s :''''e ll lit'i i't'abe exatiNg lt ti bil e I .Iar ll Ill ' a er in. 1" t the \otk to Will Meet tiw ro t Di i lig-. Dilt Frot l oad Wa it hans :ioat It vey hot'4101I' .)1 )eLd ,- Isalid i hlibdle mal1 hob esutli'. aentil. I drted yeas.ai i'te a~ Fro hit ilroad-Wan 'ltlt Ralsr to Act Quick. ri nd dra'(tild: 2 d.hi Thy 1a1 alr Sik 14el1y :mal Way diet thelt il- iig i11 has e ade to go. i lThe w llo hav 5'a1 ofeetn. l ie ir S ai o Tues, t orroB lth, oIpei tnder thlera ecks ear I1.\' -1:IIdted in This lfsOr ' tind Nov Wn id. Wtiak tte a be de, eiscwi, forr tien, o her pre-1ne byothe, and jur hio feera ocason. .\ this time, ho vethe rand (jury asoemst befoe 818 ktow let 1a n tolhi hfome.un he hilrad uhartiA abaiendh NEWBERRY'S HOSPITALiTy. th Enjoyed by Visiting Odd FeOlows. Next Meeting at Green. wood. vo Pula111ski Lodge, Improved Ordqr Od< r- Fellows, of this city, was th6 seen M oi last Friday afternoon and nigh to of a Isy and interesting conventioi n- of Odd Fellows. The meeting wa full of life, the best of feeling pre le railed throughout and much good wa u- accomplished. ie The secoid meeting of the 3rd Dis LIh trict convention I. 0. 0. F. was calle< )r to order at 4 o'cloek P. M. by Specia if 1). 1). 0. M. Kenneth Baker 'an, '1- prayer offered by, Bro. C. A. Logai to of GYreenlwood 10(oge. ic 'lhe welcome address by T.- Daniel re Son was responded to by Kentiil 10 Baker. 11. lpon Ilie roll-eall of the lodge o n t his di:- triet ( he following were' rep Id r'senited and made reporls in the or R- der named: Iy Pulaski, MollohIon. Abbeville, Clin '- ton. Veritas. (,reenwood and Delmar Tlle suliject. lniformity of Degrei 1- Work. was ilen iltimdneed by F. P1 e l vowin of ('alhihi ld1.1ge No. -17 m1dlollowedI bY T'. Dlaielsonl, J. 1 1- Davis. .1. W. cantiel. and T. C. PerrY S Ilie next suhject. The Benefits t< U he derived from the District conven tiios wa- iltnniiced by F. C. Perr, Is of Ahheville lodhe No. 45, and foi lbmwvd by T. Daniiismn. J.'1M. Dav-i! T. I-:. Wicker and C. A. Lo-an. - Thle ret4eptionl commililee, ait (hi: point. 1i ('clock. a-igned the deleg-at i 1'nl- a iid . a it'ness was takeii fiw Siiupper. .\t Pi1ht 0 ' 0* k the fall of 1114 2nvi'l put a stilp " t1 le jokes, yan: - ;1'u1 inirith-n1ah inl- _alh.e and the con a,- a11 1It tw o business. T,i h h.irt. the erae n mIllembe-Sihlip v Et vaii-e 4 it an,l ile remedy. wa, hu )l by .1. 1). 'i.Ieas. followe, A . I- I)van. ('. A. Lol'_anl. C. 1. i ille-e. . W. \\. ('amnfiild '. Danielson At 'heiconelusii of this diseussi r rIti-1111 n11ll was tffered by J. M Davi- that the hoard of1' trustees ' ' lie O-ph1iani H1*m4414 sho1 consist q ieni?-lt, h'i1o1 each 4 the in. e itirivts in the state and two frin the Rehet-ea A ss.Iembly. Tle resoli I W -1; 1 itv It ll T. c'. introdueed a resolutii t) provide for a stae oranizer. Th( ITelution was adopted. Letters of reg,ret on1 being, undbh1 it) itend were read from (rand ais, v-r 'C. R. ). Birnis and leputiy (irai Mniter S. Nf. Kelly and1 a tele-ran h 0r m 4;'an \\~ardi-1en Cl. .\ Ne-uiffe hal Ien.i of hanks frlon,l th<i .W i. 11. n I Pulaski l.oie tir it: 'D1.1;1lty wa, ''ITered by C. .\. 1Lo. )1n#I 1141oil by the conv. ion iphee (if mneeting-. 1 In ac-coridauice with the pro-gruan thie second:4 degMree was cionft~eed by Pulaitoge toi the enltire satisf'ae tion and del ight of the visitors a ftei whlich the contventjion adjourned. hi TIhe conventjon was mn every sens< r,a success and Newberry sustained itu irepiitat ion for carinig for the striaingel :e withiin her gates. SOCIETY CELEBRATION. Immigration is a Menace to Our Re - public-So the Judges Decided 5 After Hearing Debate. in m1 The March anhliveirsary of the lit cia eray societies of Newberr-y colleg ilwas hld (1in the opera house on las i riayev.eninlg. As usual theie wvas a large crowd w a nuimb)er of pretty girls, a grea a.. many flowers and1 other ti ngs. id The exercises were openled witi i prayser by the Rev. D. 0. Plhillips, o lhe Associate Reformed Presbyteriai chiurch, and( the music wa.s furnishet by the college orchestra. Ie The following programme was ear ni ried out: Ic Address by President, E. L. Half acre. Excelsior orator, F. S. Long-Th d Infhtenee of IPublic Opinion. ir D)ebate: Resolved, That Imimigra t- tin is a Menace to the Welfare o id oiui Republic. Amr'mative: Phrenakosmiair: P- B. Sease, A. W. B3allentine. Ic Negative: Excelsior: 0. C. Kil d. Ier, E. H. Rawl. s- Phirenakosmian orator, B. E. Potre -The Ideal Oitizen.. R~ Philomathean Essayisi, Miss Mabe e- Tarrant--The Ideal Man is the Prc v.gressive Man. e At the cnclusion bf the progra Sthe committee of judges, composed o W. HT. Wallace, Z. F. WVright, I. E] arHunt, H. C. Holloway and E. H. Aul To announced their decision in favor o e- thte aflirmative, the announcement be ing made by E. fl. Aull. YOUNG MENJS SUNDAY. - Large Attendance at the. Meetiing Hold in' the City Sunday. Trhe closintg service of the Young Msi 's Sunday was the. *union meeting e in the M. E. Church at 8.00 o'cloel t last night. A larke audience waE I present, complitely. filling the audi. torium and overflowitig into the Sun. - (ay school room. The pastors of th< ' several churches were present and took part in the services. Presidin lder Duncan was also present. As inl the afternoon the music was under the charge of Rev. Mr. Wright who was assisted by a number of yoIig men from tile city and the col. Iege. The playing and singing of iese youn- men a(ded much to the interest of the service. lThe flrst speaker was Mr. C. D )aniel. Student Secretary of the Car olii Voing Men's Christian Associa (iolns. Mr. Danliel tol( of the places of prominlen-e . ollpied 'by college redii menl 111( the importalce ther fore, of their being". Christian mtten. le tn related (mw t lie associ at i(Ion was ile --rvatest stillent or--anlization inl the wvold '1un4i of how it was helpint tI udenits m1ake a winnin... fizit for elaracter. le tol(.of the ureal and -wi Bible stildy alid missiol, - n114y wvork heilnu. (lonle in this depart m1enit and how these were resuilting in -iigto thle (1-elhlarn-e numb)ers of minister., amnl miszsionaries. TI is wortyl- of special note to state that at Clem.oi vollev-e there are forty Ihible class e4 enrollin m1-ore tha1 thre un111dred stuents. Folloin - Wi Mr. )iniel 'Mr. A. C. l~ici-num. the Finanvial Secretarv of the Carolina Assoeiatior. spoke of the "alo Il.Wpilment ofasoitn workll. Ife refervied tio thev lar 1e 11 hwr Idf railroamd meni amd of their spe e ial nee .2-rowinl- (nt 4f th eco Sii n 0,of their (rilt tmliof how the :1-wviation1. as an a-eney of the ehml.fh. was meetinu- these spec.ial nevs y ereetinw- bmilblin.-s at divisior !'ints proividin-I unch rooms, sleep inp- rooms, hatiling- facilities as well as recreation rooms. readi'111-n1 room11S and libraries. They also conducted rii meetin's aii(lsiile classes for tile men and these were well at - len.led an( resilted in many conver Slowns. Ie spoke of the siccess of the movelmiclnt as evidenced by its rapid extension, there now being more than 230 departments: by the endorsement -iven b.4riliroad officials: hv the li) eral suipport -tivenl by railr.01)d 1n-ol pa,ies. last year $315.000.00 haviitg been cntributvil bY them for enrent exenie in aditim tn t h the amtount g-ontrilite for iew bulildin-s: hv tle S9.000 rIailrlmad men whf are mem hers of tih lt anization an1t1d ithe lii) oral use ther are makinl. of the priv ileges provided: and chiefly by the rCeinerat ed lives amionit- the menl re0 suiting f'romr tile work. State Secretary of' the Carolina As.. sociat ion. was the last speaker and lie confined himtsel f, largely to the work of the Y. M. C. A. as existing inl north and( South Carolinta and wvhich is lutder thie super'visiont of aii Intter State Exeet tive Commnittee composed of forty Christian business antd pr'o fessional mten. Dr. J1. A. B.'Seherer and Mr. A. C. Jo'nes, if' this city, are members of this committee. The three speakers of the evening are the execuitive officers of- this com11 mtittee. Toi this commnittee is enitrust ed the fosterintg of tihe associatior work iln the two states. They are to organize, dlevelop) and( unify the move menit. There aire now eight city, o:ne anid thirty six college organizations There are also 140 eoriresponding members ini as many~ iimor'ganiized comn 1 munit.ies. Mr. F. N. Martin is tihe I coitresponding member for Newberry, Several cities are inow preparing foi - organization at one place a fund of $46,000.00 has been raised to give the .. new association soon to be organie<l a buildling of its own. There ar< five or six places where thiere should1~ Sbe railroad dlepartments and it is ex. p.eeted that o'ne will be organized at -Hamlet shortly. Thent should be al least twenty five cotton miii associa tions and( the 36 college associatiom~ -require consta-nt slipervisio nthlerefor< the committee has its ha'nd full witl - presentt aitd 'prospective associations The work of the committee cosi a about $7,000.00 a year and this is raised by volunttar'y contr'ib)utioIts i Newberry has a goodly number 01 . citizens whio give generouls support t< the work.' Married. ~'Mr. Thomas Banks and Miss Berth< 1HIendrix daughter of-the late Tihomat fIendrix of Trinity section,})Vero mar ried on 'March 11th" at the residqnc< jof Mr. J: P. Neel.. THE NEW 8OHEDULEf. Went Into Effect Sunday-Slight Changes-Time of Departure of Trains on Southern. The extra trainion the Southern b.e tween Coluibih' and Greenville, was put onl Sunday. There has been a slight change in the schedule of the other trains, al so, "nd we, give herewith the date of the departure of all trains on the Southerin from Newberry as. handed to the postmaster by the agent. Trains Nos. 18 and 19 will carry express, while Nos. 11 and 12 will not. The mails are due to close at tile post ofice :0 minutes before the do parture of the trains. Newberry S. C., 12-16. Effective 12 o'clock, a. i., March 17th. Our passenger trains will he due to leave' Newberry as follows: No. 15. west bolind, 9:05 a. In. No. 12, east bound, 10:37 a. i. No. 19. west bound, 1:35 p. m. No. 18, east bound, 1 :45 p. i. No. 11. west bounid. 4:55 p. i. No. 16. east bound. 9 :40 P. i. T have not been advised as to any chane0 in U. S. mail service. J. P. Shicaly. Agent. AN ACCIDENT AT PROSPERITY. Dr. R. G. Harding of Newberry and Engineer Graham Slightly Injur ed in Wreck. PresperiRy, March 15.--Tie extra Irain leaving Newberry at 6.15 P. m. last Ilight became disabled just west of t!wn and was unable to make the siliin for the evening up train. The eninV2:)V caie in and it was arranged thiat the up !rain should push the dis abled train back to Newberry. En 1inE Edwards was on the engine with Eii,ineer (raham and a mistake i! 1inderstandilg as to tile place whiere lie train was standing led to a ernshi. th ie up train running into the (ead train. Engineer Graham under stood tihat tle train was between the 38thl and 39th 1 mile posts, while it was between the 36th and 37th. The principal damage was to the pilot of the engine. which wat siaslied. En gineer Graham had his back severely wrenched. One passenger, Dr. G. R. H1arling of Newberry, lost a couple of teeth and had his shoulder dislo cated. This is the second Wreck for Dr. Harding on the road, he having been considerably shaken up and huirt about Leapharts a year or more a.sro.-Thic State. On this train were Mr. C. E. Sum Imer. a1!d Mr. 0. H1. Duneanl and odh-I ei< from Newberry. They were some whiat shaken up, but it seems that no 011e wis hi11r1t seriously except Dr. Hlardin.. and apart from having his tehi extracted his inijuries were not SerlOnis. It was oui this same train, as stated, that D)r. Hlardingr receivedl biruises about a year ago. The train to Laurens was delayed for several hours buIt by next morn ing all trains were running regularly. Death of Mrs. Charles Stewart. Mrs. Chas. Stew~airt, wvidow of tihe late .Jno. C. Stewart, (lied Sunday morning at f'ive o'clock after a brief illness. She was 91 years of age. The remains were interred at Mt. 7ongrave yard yesterday at 11 o'clock, R1ev. G. A. Wright, conduct ing the services. Chamber of Comrperce. The, regular annual meeti'iig of the chamber of coimmerce will be held at their rooms on Thursday evening at 8.30 o'clock for tihe purpose .of eleet inig omeiers for the ensming year. It is very much desired that there shall be a full attendance of the membership, as this is an important meetin1g. WATTS OFFICIAL RAILWAY Guidle for March 1907 beginningthe 22nd( year of its publication, Atlan ta, GIa., is just out. It contains a volumne of railway schedules, mi.s cellaneous information and Hotel D'irectoriy and( is one of the most upj-t o-dateC and( uique(ti periodicals of the south. Its time tablos, dis tanlces and connections ar~e compil ed monthly and tihe occasional trav elder can deadily encompass any journeys through the south with an air of a "vetran knight of the road,'' by its use. Congr'atulations are due Maniager J. R. Watts for the suIccess attained in giving the south a handy, ready .reference of inlter'est to the general public, new so necessary iln the rapid growvth an~d p)rosperity of this section. No library, office or traveling big, is comle)lte withiout the Gi4t, and it will be found well worth the pr1ice 25 cents 1)er p!opy, $2 per year. Tch Ootton Market. Corrected by Nat Gist. of Middling .. .. ............... 10 Goud Middling ........ 10 1-2 Strict Middling .. ... ..11% The Local Market. Meat .... ........ ...... 91-2 to 12 t t Hams .. .. . .... .... .. 10 to 18 d( Best Laid .. ..... ...... 13 a' I est N. 0. Molasses ......60 to 7V Good M. 0. Molasseb ..... 35 to _40 Corn .... ......... ...... 75 C Meat ................... 75 f Mixed Chicken Fond .... 90 ' Hay ..............1.35 to 1.50 1st Patent Flour .. ....4.40 to 4.75 2nd Patent Flour .. .. ..4.00 to 4.40 F. Good Ordinary Flour.... 3.5Qto 4.00 Sugar .... .... ...... 5 1 Rice ............. 5 to 8 1-3 Coffee Roasted....... 15 Coffee, Green ........ 10 to 20 Cotton Seed meal . . . .. 1.40 Eggs.. ............20 Poultry ...........10e. lb. Peas .... ........ .... 1.75 JAMES K. GILDER, Dentist. Office in front room over post office, NEWBERRY. S. C. 0 E. H. KIBLER, Dentist. t Office Formerly Occupie4 By Dr. D. L. Boozer, Newberry, S. 0. SPECIAL NOTICES. TFOR SALE-Lumber. Apply to Ernest Long. BEFORE BUYING or selling a farm or any property, write The Carolina Realty and Trust Company, tf 2taw. Bishopville, S. C. SHINGLES-I have plenty of shing les. Call and get prices. 0. W. LeRoy. CARPENTERS WANTED at Cal houn Falls,eS. C. Long job. Good pay. J. F. Gallivan Bldg. Co. EGGS from prize winning Buff Ply mouth Rock chickens for sale at $2.00 per s'etting of 15 by Frank L. Fengle, Greenville, S. C. ROSTED COFFEE 15, 20, 25 and 35 Cents a pound at Fants' Grocery. FOR SALE-Sixteen horse power Cngine mounted on wheels. Liddell saw mill, 48 inch inserted tooth saw, Henry Disston, and log cart. Singley Bros. Prosperity, S. C. 3t 1taw. GOOD GREEN COFFEE 10 cents lb. At Fants' Grocery. $150 PER MONTH{ Why work for a mere living wvhen you can easily clear $7 p)rofit on oech dollar. Work in your own locality. Sells at almost every home over and over again. Plan and complete in.. struction by return mail for'25 cents Address. .J. F. Clark, Conway, Ark. FRESH LOT WILEYS' CANDIES just reeived. - Fra tnts' Grocery. FOR SA LE-A good milch cow. For information apply at this oflce. it. NOTICE. 1~ have withdrawvn fr.om the parit inersh ip heretofore existing under the nmame of E. T. Carlsona & Company, and said partnership is thereby dis5 solved. I will hereafter~ condluet a first class tailoring establishment in may own .nme, and1 ask mny friends for a share of their p)atronage. E. T. Carlson. March 14, 1907. 3t. itaw. TEACHERS EXAMINATION. An examination for teachers will be held on Friday, April 19th, 1907, at 10 o'clock, a. m. Besides thme ordinary subjects such as English, grammar, arithmetic, algebra, geog'raphy, his.. tory, physiology, and hygiene, ques tions will be submitted on Hughes' r' Mistakes in Teaching, Peterman 's Civil Government and current events. The examination for white teachers wvill be held in the offlec of the county superintendent of education, for col ored teachers in the court roomni. J. S. Wheeler, Co. Supt. Education. WANTED-Traveler for' establishedj House. Twelve dlollars weekly to start. Expenses paid. Iefer.enees. Address 0. Clows, Newherr~y, S. C. HIGHEST CASH Pfl,IOES PAID For ladies and children clothing for two weeks. Mrs. Dora Watts,