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G E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New WerrY. S. C., as 2nd class matte-. Friday, April 12, 1907. cc it Oov. Ansel is being critized in some sources for the pardon of Dr. Lee et who wlas convicted of the murder of I his father lind(] recommended to erl- a Cy. It is easy to eriticize a governor for the use of the pardoning power but it is another thing to put yonr self in his place. of __________________$2 lilt It is 'ratifying to see the interest h that is kept, up in the chamber of si Colnlec. \I \' *C 1hen- von get lhe wnillber-s to .11(vid as- wvell a s th Iey f d14, now .u1YI I Iee I II. tI I i s called it pv anusWell forl illow.-r'anizat it'n an1d for . t ri: l Spir it fil I lit 1 )m-t of1' "il1r biusilless In il. Illee sihmild he Ile morIe ImemblIe 's, 1howevei. E'very husi- I IW n1iiuiln the n i Shonl: ;Il I)w a member1he..1, lilt The comtiitles.-l I(s . are doing good In work iin the maltvte of wideniing' the lh s;trILees. Th'le wirk Shou11ld be kept fi ill). Now is Hi l ime to get some of ('01 our streets widened. It will add to vis the value of the property frI-omI which elCX the land is taken as well as add he greatly to the city. It will be too late ed after the work of rebluildi. begins. th< Nveorvbody shoirld work together inlr for (hiis purpose. Seifishness shouid -p< be laid aside. No one will regret. it fot after it is done, but. if Ihe streets lav are not wideined 11mw we will be sor- 'TI ry of it for all time. Co PC1 Wi. niihdlest:lild hat the pw itionl, a whitch1 was i'eniled askin 1w for the ha Ih'rrv co l I ty\l (I'll\. A li, (-l, 111 I ' I.v-I ~ ~ ~ 1. wi ul il 's t 1 :111.1 111l 11 t1 till t'New 11wrrk. vve tho nt blie,e th4r4 .N'vIs Iy v I I . e ilIellit 1rill Ill e is Iln y Slillivil r t1111.11141 h mpui nt the P4 - p il l '1 1 lil , l i ii ll i i l- . ' 1 \lli ho f I t a ion W il li il, hi 41Ii.11 ili\V4' j it" 11t1yil 4 :11 . ('111l 101 10.oil l W c d i t l it .M r., W 111111,is I . Ill VV -" v W 1y (111:1. ilihl J ' 11111 t. l i in'l i t' i l i: (-10),tnblo. tl w it ib Ie lie e ve at Oiere a1l1y IN eit v ('11 a (c a1loble i ll this '(11111Ynly,il adti happillitimiillit ln will s i ly i (' 144 the expelnse, (i' nlilt' imild . wiilh are-v tll ady lit (llil4 2 10 4!4i'4I11'44' i tper lf<st by'ilt te (' tut i l il NewherrY and l'rosperitY :vi1 the I m a.istrI-ales :l41nl 1 ir constab ls I (I (rether with (lhe shleriff, We believer Ithal ie law c l have een as well (ol vin'orl-e as it will b e 1 un1der. a 1ny% wei have4 remarked ,tls beoe wheneverl ~ anul illwe is4'' appoilin t'd to lo 'o after the viltion' el 44Wny4' specifie hsw, tthie tiherI sli er oft t i h41 e l cunt reie cha may lie suiltewh:i n-iseed tof (lie asu itesonibiletnasmn as 10' itlosec,itlI th s Iti n]oifrtitils i'tilwiellf ~ il - lii ins -'in I 4r str et and, in flatd tall of tlhpe iti') sI iwetrs wher in t is s- e arelt so haead and'i wildined. ha eit e ony Gret Cuncich esden c .bnsines prt 'u i of 1cty and when i it ihasidened, atsjno ri opothse.i lthed Mrt. Of con)s weri doinot m e by t-his toJ mii.if atimortance of wid--' Sndingte P rat street, al i ac, allihu of thecorther stree1.ts wheey,i Kees-i, ier to1 haveu them wMdne. C.FLTll' Great Coi('(ttucilved Mr.ie.el electe, Mr. J.e. Ierris,as Great.ch Pr fei; Mr.e J.l T. asto. Oreat Setnor ha s aimane f t. Boa, rea oJn.n.i,orfu aamrd Mr. . S. Wallsisace,m Cifa hof hers omr.tte. cR. Riney,tiKe ero pmand Mr.a.w..Tly hGreat RCresncaive. tr. UColet L. sh Repes ettv,hstr nteprn o for onte i year at r Ooi'Kltne. u is chiman wof tiead ofyt Ap-s of and4 Mr.i Eugene S1. Wets ii ia mem- a b e lie t cotee o1 Costitutton en heu nhex beetin ofteorat: Connl wll b hel in harlsto. w< )O WE NEED A CONSTABLE? )v. Ansel Has Said So By Making Appointment-Acted On Petition. Un(ler thle Carey-Cothran act the 1vern1or has (liscretiol to a))oint n9tables wherever in his judgment is necessary. The Herald aink News informed that a petition was cir lated in Newberry askinu the ap intnient of Mr. T. G. Williams as coislable for this coilmity, 11h( 11e s beoll appointed ad Commission by Covernor Ansel anld will act dier tle, (lirection amd supervision tle sheriff. H1is coilpensation is .00 per (lay. The Herald and News s .ni1t hear(d of anly g-reat demaid -in lo, colilly for anY pveial offllicer. for pIessin lie illieisit SIc of witiskey. I Ill addition fo he cos. t of le salary . a1 spovi.11 conlstable, hli, actual ex wss will have Il be paiel. \ rVVnll lT.lllivo (of Thm He(ralhl 2 d Nvws asked Senalor Iflease it' o111 reemn nllinld ed tle IIIp)oiit it of a constable for this county i1 he r-eplieI that lie had not :ind 1 it Ie lid ilut kniov 1tha1t there was V lwt iw ifi ii ii eireulati-Ion askini" for v sm-h1 aI)ppointmilent and that he ( I not think that it was nlecessa y -:1 Col'Aable 'lo be aIappoi,te(d in tihis tily. an(I that as Ilhere was no pro ion; in the supply bill to pay t.ne )elses of suel constable. if lie had 'l collsuilted, lie would have oppos the appointment. He stated fuir r fliat in Iim opillioll the provis of the Briee Law, providing for a. '.ial tax of one-half of one mill the enforcement of the dispensary iif prohibition oltcoulties, had beenl eld 'by tle passa-ge of the Carey thran act, and therefore, lie ex 1ses of this constable under the linltmlenll hv ihe -overnor. will v to l)e l)wlill ol1 of tile ortifllnar inif Cii l. allil Bnato,r IleaseS1 s1id ,i l11 wt \\.if a l.i rilsli1 4il flie ]l:IvVr of ,his co111n, whic was \ reipreitii t ive or Tie uerald amtI wvs ask;ed1 MT.al Johnstone ir, li1l rt'volllli il'vd Illat a coi-{ahli v :1111" 11h.1 tI'. tii: f'm ill( v 10 l'if' d in h:n l n h. e I i ne had i'ui. is<l ji e 11i'i : WIhaltw lit' 'vil lt lilel ow n i r.n :. I ' 4 1 ki in -. t a I iTll t'.wr hii: nt v pp, i! y w u 1 Mle l uto' l i n ' 1ail lle l.: no t ->I h 1e flite 'II) ivtirni r ti'. . eso ft ai lie ('oi i'r' e eii nt fiv ' .\lil sita ed that he it oiitl 111.i 1 l c t itioll was -i-1at1ionl, thal it was.,m1 pe1n11 i m. .lini, tl:l l1 ive lldt nlqi ig l and th1t.!1 h 1;14 not hivard4 oI, llnyl . n1 l' u'lill I lil |fl tr l) 1 the vollif t 1 I lle a olmilitiulelt if and Sie lid , istable allt that he wolhl not have , omm141lei the aointmn. of any 1 stable fori this County. ierlsentative Wy , ele, who lives Prospter' ity wasj~ afletu er the n . rs e and sesiu- the cnl el'ol faras the cit fZeseri' pros -iyn in hatii stei'n,terecwas dimidoi 1form tigerapp iden ofa Iseabi tor tis iceu, and i theot weolYli have ei to sueit inul 1( h s onar a the wasy is nces-' nd,Ihre is rel'e lpp itle ofui at on l. amedi tline ofs lie twnesar isnseit npn he tpep tih ilil ill~ was11 tllerOnslty sign1, andl fih ineayowyt s of Repecty.hr ,) bui ft wolie cut enire tmetor -f mte ofLooisgi ate the blin er(itandsswepdesin thxpes lving al whiskl lteaiy. s ite ore 1i 4hefr toeanshe c of wberr's a. erdy faor B rown andrewas T icemno hve beentl verys actii Iii t'i dow blin hd )igersiand bring- t tem fo hjrustice,~ andrhe f'frts' t tful, an l ar ito thie cify kishcip. ned,b theris. vuYeryoi't itle vIolatill ~ ge live is tue ersof the ow o of oseiyweetetw mit Natonal Baok, Even Gibralter can't con aj )ur bank, because that famiu )assages and our bank h ; ionesty, every depositor c -ia ecurity for his money, an a erest on same. lost roct .. d )led, but the foundation on w )ids defiance to both. Get in )f satisfied dej)sitors an(d buil ur solid foundation. 4. A. CARLISLE, President. N 4 IN We know our p encing will interE Good Fence at a Sii::1 [he Place to Buy Y veTd her vell. L.ike a slini, otf wheat lly1 v rile''" sh was -.dite'red for h I (- hi,--her cur1111t ahov". and the SI Ilits ofr lier file had beni such -that grai 10 did It()( have to appeal in the stiri resence of her Lord empty handed; Sou ir so long as strength was given tion er, it was used g ildly in the wor- inl. lipiand service of ther M ;st er. iiand hod 's promise, ' 'With lon:g life dl. ill I saisfy thee'' was. amuply fuil- reasi ope that as li fe's eveninl. shiadow I (ed Is about11411 her', thaiit lie aI1- lio howed~' winl eri li s salvaltionl. Wi, Beliteving.' that th(e truest tribute to ir departelid ones is to he found in veS mioreC earniestl cV(o:seeraited to 'id ini whose~(. keeping t hey arie, we Colt lIestolv~e, Thati the oflicers and mtem irs of both t hese soc'iet ies do hieeby' <iress hieiri purpose to keep alive in Tf wni' miemb)ersh)i p anid in the world for ue spirit of. ehristjinity and cheer- wee it consecrat ion and witting service war~~ hijeh she so beaut ifully set forth in Mi er life. 92 Rlesolved also, That inisteadl of sad ty; ords of regret at our loss we rejoice hot tat she has entered into life mare Tf bundant and no0w sees her King in fros E'is beauty- wvas Resolved, too, That a pege in the ,tion itinute b)ooks of eac'h of these socie- c es5 he devoted to her memory in lov- mo ig tribute and that these above recs- has hittions be pub)lished int (lhe county dat, apers. (ci Mrs. M4. 0. J. Kreps, Etoc Mr's. J. L. Wise, 'Mrs. HI. S. 'Boozer OALDWELL IN OHARLESTON. r'a histinguished Solidier and Man ol' Let--a ters on a~ Visit to Oharles ton. Ma*joir J. Fitz James Caldwell, o~f tr'i< rewberr'iy, is iin Charleston for.a few a s ays, combining business with the con leasuro of seeing his host of friend.s. and Ma,jor Caldwell, ivho graduated mer rith high honord at the South Caro- nlei na College and later at the Univer- It ity of Blerlini, is welil klown to all nip ider Chtarlestonians. His ' Hitory f MceGowan q B3rigade' in (1hp Con oderte armny was wi'dely' r'ead and( ras by every One considered at inost I xcellont; narr ativ e of the stirig ays. during wicnh the solirl, -( eholnelvy nut.hor himself nland sao wal of Newb-err -e with the foundation of i rock has underground 1ot. Built squarely on be sure of fair treatment, constantly-earning -in m be blasted and crum hich this bank is built line with our big family d for future comfort on JOS. H. HUNTER, Cashier. t rices on Wire st you. low Price, Our Hardware. 1., .1 parl 1 II mo4st recent wor, '' The I.. ajor Cdadwll give, a h1i d'se iti i onl ofr t he egnally in V . I iIes of recoist rte ion in Ih Carolina, and upoin a founda of historical fact bases a charm story ot. love and romance, vath9s high~1 patIriot ism--just such a pro . in fact as5 his frienkls mii~it onalyll~ (xpec~(t f'rom one sopeu y well equipped and ment ally fit to ue th4 1le peni as ini oIther days he dedi thle sword.--News and Couir THE WEATHER.' I and Then Hot-Slight Fall of low On Tuesday-Haill and Wind and Rain Monday. hereC has been remarkable weat her th is ('111ma11e for the past several ks. In March there was very m weather, real summer in fact. ch 22 the thermometer registered le hottest day in March for twenl rear's. April has been cold and and wiindy and stormy by turns. here have 'been several killing tas and on Monday af-ternoon there wind1 and hail wvhich iei some see a did considerable dalmage. n yesterday morning the ther let er registered 28, the lowest it registered at Newberry on this in twenty years. Some yea,rs ago 'f 'le first of April the thermometer a at 26. ome people say .there ivas some av on Tuesday, but it was very hit. A severe snow storm was L ing in New York and as far down Virginia and Nort4h Carolina. To Survey Town. lie city council has closed a eoni-C 'L with Mr. F. W. Higgins t.o miake urvoy and map of .the city. The tr'aet is made at so mneh per day, Mr. Higgins has already com need the work and hlopes to coin ;e the survey within thirty days. vill then take some time to make his plats and complete the map., it easy way to make money is to e your engag~ement 'broken o f. oh. Bryan. still pr ofers innnuing to nhing n 'FurnitL Busine One Having lost my ( )usiness by the re4 )ought the furni1 Nerts & Sample, a vill find me at thei VIcCaughrin Block 4opeland Bros. I :omplete line of fu rite the public to c he same. We saN ries and wagons inue to handle the IN C Will JUST REO \ handsome I fords, all size and pri Dome before i at all br< Me Can fit all f or other \ (coNDENSE ,STATEM -OF 'HE COMMERCIAL BANK( under call of State Bank Exa March 19, 1907. RESOURCE .oans and Discounts. )verdrafts (secured) . . 'urniture and Fixtures. ~hecks and cash Items. ~ash on haAid and In Banks. LIABILITIE ~apital Stock.. Jndivided profits (less expenses) Jnpaid Dividends ' ~ashier's Checks.. )eposits: Individual . . $ Banks . NO. M. KINARD, Pres. J. Y. McFALL, ire Ss. e More! ,ntire place of :ent fire, I havE Lure stock of. .nd my fionds r old stand in next door to will put in a rniture,.and in all and inspect ,ed a few bug and will con I. 1LIAMS. GEIVED! Ine of Ox S, grades ces. :he Stock i >ken. eet, narrow lIVERCO :D) ENT )F NEWBERRY, S. miner at close of busine S. . $335,96,5 . . 27,031 - 3,116 . . 6,035 . . 83,236 .$455,386 S. . $50,00 - . 48,80 .* 89 . . 2 353,852 91 1,821 34-$355,67 $455,38 0. B. MAYER) ViceA Cashier.