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PURELY PERSONAL. The Movements of Many People Nowberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. DrI. W. C. III-own, presidentl of thle; couny Ptrmers' Union 1141 .1. H. O'Neall Hlolloway. secretar-y :nd buisinless aI"e!1 attend4ed themeein of tie presidents and bulsinless ageits of* the Farmers ' l'llionl at Grteenville last week. Thle elosinl" exervist's (f' 4111the Ruth1 erford Schlool talu'.h-. r)y% Mrs. 11linie L. Caldwell will .take place inl lit I 'ro1 v'b inl fronlt (It' Johln It. W it-ker 's resideece oin Satttlday Mav 11. J. It. O'Neill H1lloiway his bte%n inii Vted to adhdress the svhol(0 and patnmls oI]n Ilhat ovcasiot. Ir. .\. If. Af-Iv,all, orf Co iumlbia,A Spent~ the I 4'41V141'Vtk s}lit Ptl I t) l l i t I i l lut i Ith eli\. M rs. ' . 11. 11111 is visitinu i tl Kinil l 1 . S II t I v i I Ii I . i,n N . C. 1is )wt.. ,! \41-1; t, iji .I. W ,.r .Ir .\.' T. t :n Ipn e ea I,wh rve~llile \014''i'. " 11.1veo~*t been in cityv for tie past veek 1 . ays. I) . .4fitir t1 Nile wher. is a ttlimz ! whereks io n 11141 umb%I,ae ntiil' rop s]1. I 11.1 4 a Hiun t'iis i a n e t ai I i 3iol1e.i .e'les . Thel lai hat tli i o . N . t' .. has b n n 'v lliei t t t his i he l aklli out. W e 1:.1ve )t10 r.1 ,1 \liI . -1. -ev!erlI :lpi 4 u I .te "41 . :'44 i,e uI 41k .,b s .'n -11 te t h -iii llt lie a: in . in aa aplit tli ll ed ISe l It. ro1d 1 hes are ever to be lldleled. , live he tilte 1,1 it ir bte pa We st d at I hle proei her Newo ilhe ity ofli rki s 4411,V t hle ho ar.e r to'etllein 0 AS TO FREE DELIVERY. First Assistant Postmaster General Says Box Rents Are Not Includ ed in Gross Receipts. Thei 1 ler.1 141 all, \1 ' 0 ws II.. a ) Ia Me ittetio n to Thyt act liat tile yehi' li e le st al 1lie wi t te entfoe oftalhet revesi fire ta, ths licfte Wceave hanhin -:ii'l i star lieveral daysi i-m4l th yominee who1V twe appointedl to :ee n imt foul b ite ne in regardi to widnin thestret in the4- burned44 d itic. It' 4' -sret 00re ee t4o be wid ene. now lis the~ the pr'operty owners and'O thee, tyfi ials may li e able (t lat f(rtohethe re o thiips r sit ion.('1tatte ai'nt I' The IIatsltne4 N e hso tcalle att'etioo he fall tatio t yearf atIlhi4i~ the pos olie whihious f4~ior the receit'.p 'It in t ma.ltter' ~ o th Postmster C. 4ii J. Purcel('l h404Sasnjus reeiedalettr frum r.t F.H. Hitherek. i et ei4istant po tast gxenel tin white staes he f4)110 tlow ing ls il fAttntion etera.le he amp0'i bagshv ecirci Id teill b il peaenrr thl tat one recid romthbrx Prie ts. Tee 000 ncldin b. ret. I haspbeen up to thAeddfjato tntre eYipt indencrilivted teaont nee-d This ofact any meayne her inok that misforave ia cwp soub cffoad hot bin thuts,i youdeniendre tolivey for -nt Teb oHrdwuartet Co. hi JAMES D. NANCE CAMP. I Meeting on Saturday-Delegates to j Columbia and Richmond-Roll of the Dead for the Year. Tle am.1.1es 1). Nance 'any. l'. C. V., met onl Satuilday il thie council v .hlailbert. [it tile abse.nee ol' ('1mm '.i ;-r .1. W. GarllY an1d the Laivitenlant ammand11411(ers, Couiradk Cv. F. Long >resided. Adjt. 0. L. Sc.liuipert stat 'Id .tihe hject of tihe mecting. to be he election <of delegatts to the state etinioti in Clionbia next week and I o the ..enlerl-41 reinlionl in Rieihmlottd(1 U *av 29 to June 1st, and also tihe elee- e ion (if sponi.ors I'or tne vamip. Th1e inutIlltIes o' the Imeeting ol'l.an- e 1ar y v. 19011, and thet, 10th of, May. I 906i. ail the 22un ,l' .lanuary. 1907, vI'e read. The v1m) Ohen proCcedeI 11 tIl- velc imn 40, d l : Ite o thew t i l in ion. :nll! tvhe l'olo in - were I (.F. Lw.n. 0. L.. cu pr.G I \ni . .Oa. Nvol. \\. H1. 111a.ts. J. .('onnelly. II. T. F'ellers, I'). A. .] niT. . . lope. L.. N. Speers. W. 1. Franklin and .1. C. lik;rd. Tle deleg'ates were alt lorized in t he event they couldl not attend to d I)poiint some imleIrI otf the camp I hOt) wouit :11tend1l. N1iss Sndie N. IItware. <hIghter h NI r. I. I1. 1llh alwnre. ' No. S. un h .i s (1vIy Ip. - I :-. I t(w I t her ml.]ids f h t r . h 1n - :he 2 tnera~l re he' be e, .~ iMnm.: .I I l l. . . . .l. . 1. I G.~~ ~ ~~ F.1oe.D \ aekort. .j \ 1ni..l a. Netl. W . I . -'rInklin,1. IH. Boulware. 0. L. t' Iebup et a m I W. Y. Fai r. The dele.nates f-ir the -_eneral e nion were also autlhorized to ap i int a sub)stitute w Io would attomv I I the event that any one of themt s uniable to z). It is verv meh te ired t.hat the camp shall he repre ented by the full numbel. If twelvel It Icte to which it is entitled. i Niora LAIg. dau1-hter of Mr. (;. I oitr. wasz elected snr t the I eneIaI ruIion. antd Was autorized S:w-poinit her1 maids .f honor.11 .d.it. o.L. Sc iluipert read the rWOZ14am1 of the state reitnio and t.ited tla- t.he raih-oad fare for the O.ln1d trip was 85 cents. and that the t .are I Riehm-nd t the ueneral re 1:ten wa \ 1I f-1r rne round trip. lb - altso made announeent titat he r 2)! ttired a Pua!im:" a: f' :m N ew *wer lii'mnl. and ther" ean' t n:m fromtn' Newvheirry to Richmond. vill he abo'ut .9:1.tA Wti n the lat year there have F witn fifteen deaths of the members e >f the camp and rsolutions as to p ifir deathe were adopted on Satur- e lay. The fllowin' are those whoP. have lied d uin. the year: a S. P'ope. .1. C. Wisn A. J1. Liv.. i, e n . Werts. Levi Kibler. R. a '. D)avidsl-n. Levi Brit.t. W. M. t "1hacklefor'id. .1. Ham K']i(er. Johnm A. \\'.i ill:en Bs:dlnbanzh:. R. 1( p H . :rW o. .W :n i i :h- memCIDrial exercistes. The Tan..'ent.- tfor thesce exeriein' for ~ -ntir'ey in the hand- of thle D)augh ertt of th '. ii federacy,. and the V 'mmlijt tee.,' which .t hey have appoint 'd have bee.n printed and are print ne' atrain in today's paper. It w-ill be recalled t.hat the ladlies j are~' no4tic'e that they- would agraini erve the vet erans to a diunner. but f hfat they won!di4 not send ''ut invita ti,ns 0xcept the( no'tirce thro,u2h the r Ier l:ay be' secu'tred fr'om Ad'jt. 0. L. 1 chnIup'rt at anty tim e bet wien this indl Fid'ay as -well as on Friday. anid Ite ladil's. who have chatrge. of it. ire very anxious that every vi-teran: nt Ne'wberry ("uty shalil be here on Flay, ande tatke di ter1 with them. Th addess t'.',.: hx- alreay 1 v-n utneid. wvill be. dlive'4red1 by H"v. .J',n K(er"hawv. a son of that "1hivalr'o,. s,hliier. JIosephl IB. (er-haw. Th~e vet"rans who at tend4 t he re union in Richmond may' secure nice e. <piar'ters in the Wtoman 's C'olle;re ati 4he low rate of $1.00 per' day f'or r each person, or $2.00 for breakfast . and dinner. In order to secure these , r.ooms you should notify Adjt. 0. L. j Schumper't or Mr'. L. M. Speers, so that they~ may wr'uite to the presidlent and let htimt know that they will use the rootms. The prtesidlett writes Mr. Speer's that lhe can take care of I wen ty-tiv'e, and would prIefer' to have them all fromt one delorgation. It I rEWBERRY MASONS BANQUBT. Lmity Lodge Gives its Annual Din- I ner, and an Enjoyable Occasion It Was. One of, the oldest and most import ut lodges of Ancient Freemasonry ) South Carolina is Amity Lodge 'o. R7 of this city. In iuimerical Irenti it raniks third among the (arl 1300 lodges of the sta-te, and inl hides among its members the Hon. weorge S. Mower, Junior Grand Varden. Ani annual event which is Iways anticipated with deep inter st is the banquet of Amity Lodge. or many weeks the commit tee in hari,e. Rev. W. K. Sligh, chairman, G. F.skridge. secretary all Ireas rer. Dr. Van Smith,,Herman Wririt Ild Robert Maves have been pr'eet 1- the arrangeients for the bailiet I Thi i rsday n ight. at which mit hun red4 a::d sixl y. .mIlemlbers of thv Iod'e-V d41 invited nests smtronndel the eaitiftlly devoroted tables. spread inl 'h11lial Iaill. The repast wa, pre 'a red an(d served by the Bavhelor 1 faids, the popular organizati.,n of he young ladies of Newberry, whose eceds of love and charity bring bless ig to many sad or needy lives. The ev. W. -. Seahrook invoked the I lessing, of God uponl the gathering. .\fter the fteast of fat thing. Ili. ,ac m.-oaw r introdnleed ... Ithe(0 iitumister ot the eve!nil. Hlon. Fried I. Doiniliek. tle Worshipful la tr f .\mlit lv de. and calline ani . creid a.,ked hii to resp. '1 to MiZt'u Al er Doinil Iin ra::a:1i1appropriate word, :id I the beiefits of the lodge in tihe ast aId of its hopes for the fute. Id valled on Senlior Grand Vien ames R. Johnsotin. of Charlesto'. to .ie toast "The 11asonic Home of the Wand lodre of South Carolina., fr. Johnson is deeply interested in uis subject. as are all Freeiasons in onth1 Carolina. atid his addres, was eepily imtpressive. RierV. William 80.1Seahmok. f Aity ItN d,e was next alled Iplln to respond to the senti 'mient 1-fA:Wient Flreemasonrv-the niversal Order" to which he made esponse in thought and laniguage orlhy of his great rtieme. The next and last speaker was he Honorable J. L. Michie. of rliiton. Deputy Grand Mas . The ti-t . 'lieh he n:ade esponse was "Woman'' and hi elo -s was replete Nrith hn i::.'. pathos. as ' 71poke of 1 won--n. of sister. - -. et, wife - ,ther. and he .id i : -1 forget : r : ha',v. . a fittin and -:anpy :eclusion I:e eveni:ier's n!."a-ure Wo rshuipful faster D'tminiek in the :.ame of mity Lod'ze presented to the retir I: Worshipful Master. I. H. Hunt, .q. a beautiful Past Miaster's jew I a testimonial not only of their ap reciation of his faithful and effi ient work for the craft during his rm of offie, but also of the esteem nd love of tihe brethren. Mir. Hunt heartfelt and heart moving words (eeepted tihe irift an.d paid worthy 1 ribute to the officers and members|I f the lod2'e by whose aid the success' f' i admrini.tration itad be'en made (issibl e. The New Court House. TLe '.''rt ::"2.* "(rr J:-:(n met Sa turday wit:. the ariteet to, 'eoiv'e the work as far a it h as pro reed5Qt anid to rrake first payment >the builders. The woark has been etting (on very nicely. The~ f'ounda onis are all up and the brick work ill nlow commence. Mir. M1ilburne, hie architee't, say that the founda i"n work is the best he has ever een. The icontkagtor received his rst i&stallmnent for the work, amount eg to $4.400. The commission re uLsed to trive ham any extension of ime* and he is pushing the work as apidlyv as he can seure the labor nd moaterial and] the building will Ce orrrpletedI during the summer. Map of the City. Mr. I". W. Higgins, who has been :akin;2 a sutrvey of' the~ to,wn with a >a t', having a map mad,'e. has about 05mp)leted the arivey, andl says ih~ a" n"xt few day- he will be ready :a e the mrap lithographled and iinsted. Nothing has been, dlone yet regard to having thims mnay printed ad put on sal.e, but it does seem har there might be a good n;iany opies of it sold, andI it is horped that will be printed so that those who siay demsire can secure a copy, 'ould be mnuch more plossant for the elega'tionf to be together. Mi'4 Sadie J$oul-we're, who has been ppsotedl upnw'r f'or 'the James D. 'anece Camp to, the state reunion in oiiumbia this week has appointed he following maids of hono'r: Misses 'earl IMvdytiwgar amd Marmio Rng'in.j KNIGHTS o PYTHIAS. )istrict Convention in Newberry Nex Tuesday-Programme for the Meeting-Gov. Ansel to Speak. T:10 distrit.-c n et1n o'K ih >f 1yt.hias cf the 4th distriet will h ieIld int Newhe':ry next Tu' esdayv, lh L-lthi. Tlhis distrvic: inielntdes thle lod in the count les of Newberry, Lex nigton.Richland. F-:dgofield, and Sa uda. About .tweintI lodges in all. There will pIm' -' IVylie from f'ort; o fifty Plythlianls hiere f'rom abr11oall mlld it is expected that we shall hai I very 'pleasait eoivention. Ti -ovtiveiol wilil be called to order il he Frarternity IlaIl a.I 4 o'clock ii lie afternoon. 'The following. program1 has heel 11rran1,0d for the conIvOlntIOnl: Address of' weleomle on behalf, o Cewberrv Lodge No. 75. by Mr. lohl Address of wvelcome on behalf o ) 'Nealll Lodge No. 1541. by Mr. 1Fre L Dominiek. Add'ress et n behalf of tle town b; havor A. T. nrown. lesponse by Hon. Arthur S. Tomp ins. of Ed-efield. and Hon. Joh1 tell Towill. o' Batesbur The district eonvention will thel e oleItl amd reports will he receiv d t'ro tinhe lodges. Talks on Che good ol' tle orde lll tihl he called I'mr C'rom ayIV mem er wNlo hw a nvili t .Iv. Ther< cill be n1o SO! lr'rm or twheibsi e-S sessu 2. 'at1a i o vinie!i11)er WhI' lYt a hin. i, 1 he twh'Vt'es to bin' o'wail 'xill V at 11lihet to do So he v.conveti will also recommn , Ile o t' for a.pointm ient as 1)istriC )ep ty ( and Cha eel lot'. At night a hantiet will be serveT t the Hotel Frederiek beginniing I .30. and the following menn Ias beet ubiitted and accepted for the ban met: Soup Fish .obster' Saladl Celer' Snow Flake Potatoes Rice Spring Chicken on Toast . Ham reiel Peas Asparagni Tomatoes Strawberries and Cream Ice Cream Cakes beese Coffee Cracker After the banquet there will b 'everal speeches by invited guest n the followin order: The Grand lAdge ". responded t )y Hlon. M. L. Smith. of Camden. "Pythianism and Citizenship'', b ion. A. F. Lever, of Lexin-ton. "Newberry IALdge No. 75'', b, 'hancellor Cmm:ander A. J. Bowen O'Neall Lodge No. 154,'' by Hon -ole L. Blease. "'South Carolina". by Gov. M. I tnsel. "'Woman'. by Col. H. H. Watkinc f Anderson. District Deputy E. H. Aull will at is toast master. Returns to Newberry. Mr. Ivby D. Shockley, who ha >een making this towni his home fc no(re than twvo years. left this wee ra Newvberry where he willh be ke1 my con('tittins. Mr'. Shoekley camr ete about t wo yeans ago to dlo ear raci work anti dlurintl thtis time hr a:i ::iven satisfaction. While here I1 nade mnany' friends who will b)e sort kacknow that he has decidecd to ri :nrn to his former home. He has a ready cont racted -to 'build quite mumber of stores and dwellings in t4 burnued dlistrict in Newber'ry. 'E iop)e lie will (10 well in his form< bome and feel that he will not 1 tone long as he says he expects return wheni we get t:he newl count: I'herefore, he won 't be away longj bie keeps his word.-St. Matthev C'ommercial Advance. Will Dine the Veterans. The Draytoni Rutherford Chapte U. D). C., will give a dinner to ti Veterans on May 10th. On accour f the great difficnlty they have e: perienced in getting the names ar addresses of the Vetreans, no forma inv'itation)s will be issued, hut thie use the medium of the county papea to extend to every member of ti Jamnes D. Nance Camp and every Ve e2ran residing in tihe county a mo: eordhial invitation to attend this di: ncr. The Daughters will be disal p)ointed if all are not present; at they ask each Veteran to regard as a duty to inform others of th new mode of invitation. Din,ner tickets m ay be secured fro: Adjutant 0. L. Schumpert any tin within the two weeks preceding tl 10th of May or on the day. Mrs. .W. H. Hunt, Mrs. P. E. Scott, President. FOUND-Initial aet gold ring (day fire. Owner can ihav6 by seeingI J. Funtmr. ARRESTED roR MURDsR. t Sheriff Buford Arrested John Dillard alias Wash Young Oharged with Murdor of Old Negro in Laurons. i A bout t wo yea 41go Ill old nlegro Ilal ma N thle nam111 All' DIhII Plullero wllo ' lived in l1a4urens ll ountyv nea4r l Cross -trill, was mullrdered in hli- homel wit:h1 - a riewN ot' robeIry. St. r I i os - were arrester t'ro m tine (t tuie, uthi Itey could not it connected in' any N%way wiidt the murdier. A negro wit has been in this toi.tIy for soliv timle vunder -the name 'ot', lohn Iillard, made v eert'ain sla-tementis whiclih led Sheriff 1ut'ord to iake injuiry or 10he sherity It senms ihat )l illard,'s ntie is real Ilv Wash 'o,ll lie told ihese par tios that le had killed an old negro ' some tiiv ago wIho lived in a house 1 by him1sel1 .nar . Cross lill11 and who was suppl)o-sed to have lad some money ! and who Imlade wash boards. SherifT It- t'ordl coiilunicate(d this finiforlmia tion t) Sheri't' )uckett, of Laurens, and it turned out that these state iients in regard to )an Fuller were - correct. Sheriff luford then under took to get the evidence from other parties, who had heard the state iments made by )illard. and when he - conlel(letI he lad sntlient testimiony, lie had )illird a IreIed and took Himl I to L:mrens yesterday. MOSELEY BROTHERS. The Big Department House of Pros perity-Leaders Since 1865. 1Moseley Brotiers, ofl'rosperity, S. C., began biusiness in 1865, just at ithe close of the war, since which time they have been the recognized leaders; their success has .been phe nonenal. Their business has grown from year to year until todny they have a departmeint house the equal of any store in the Carolinas. Their success has been due to their tireless efforts to ))lease the people the farming class especially, who buy in the spring 'and pay in the fall, giving them the very best goods -at the lowest possible prices, and on terms to please all customers. Department after department has been added to their business until it i embraces everything-every need of 3 man, woman or child. Their milinery departuint is brim ifull of the latest creations in fancy millinery and pattern hats for spring and summer 1907. In this department the business has been greater than in any previous year in the past. At this store you will also find spring and summer clothing, dry -goods, notions, pretty shoes and ox fords for men, women and children, dress goods galore; in fact, every thing you will find at this store, from a paper of pins to a six-horse wagon, -and the prices have never t been so favorable. We take pleasure in commending Moseley Bros., of Prosperity, to the favorable consideration of the people S of this and other counties, and as r sure you thnt there is no place in k South Carolina where you can buy t, a~nds on easier terms and at lower c1 prices than at this great store.-L4ex LIington Dispatch. ht Readl the Newberry Hardware Co. e advertisement in this Paper and you ywill not wonder why they have sue-h crowds every day. a Temperance. e We observe wit:h gratitude the e growing sentiment for tem'perance r manifested in the banishment of the e sal of liquors from a number of the 0 dounties of our st,ate and 'th'e move f. ments prov.ided to rid the evil from f still others. rs We believe these expressions are chiefly the results of the untiring labors of the ehurch mn opposition to the liquor -traffic. r, Tlhe duty of the church regarding e~ temperance is plamly taught in the it t'evealed word of God and the Discip C- line of the Methodist Ep)iscopal d Church, South, in thme General Rules alnd in chapter V. on Temperance. YWe urge that. a strict and conscilen s tions compliance 1be observed. 1We think it well for us to again rea ffirm the position of thle church tto he that we cannot give our suplport to ay method of control swhich p)er mit.s the use or sale of intoxicating it liquors as a beverage. We should en is courage every agency available for sthe banishment of the great evil from our fair land. 'e Respectfully submitted, eR. W. Humphries. .John L. Ray, Secretary. Abbeville, S. C., May '3, 1007. Have you seen the modern cook >f ing wonder at the Newvberry Hard ,. ware Company's store? Come in any I t -day this week. The Local Market. Moat . 9 to 12 Hams .. .. .... .... .. 10 to 18 Best Lard ............ .13 Best N. 0. Molasses ......00 to 7C Good M. 0. Molasses 35 to 40 Corn .. .. .. ..... .. .....'80 Meal .. .. .. .. ........ 75 to 80 Mixed Chicken Food .... 90 Hay.. ............1.35 to 1.60 Ist Patent Flour ......4.50 to 5.00 2nd Patent Flour ......4.00 to 4.40 Good Ordinary Flour... .3.50 to 4.00 Sugar .... .... .... .. 5 1-2 Rico .. .. ....... ...5 to8 1-3 olTt.e lhonted........ 15 Coffee, Green ........ 10 to 20 Cotton Seed meal 1.40 Eggs .............. 20 Poultry ..1.... ....100. lb. Penls .. .. .. .. ........ 2.00 JAMES K. GILDER, Dentist. Office in front room over post office, NEWBERRY, S. 0. SPECIAL NOTICES. I CENTAWORD. No advertisement taken for less than 25 cents. WANTED-Sauall Cottage, conveni ('lnt (o busines section. Write stat- \ iti teris, Box 118, Newberry, S. C. WANTED-Traveler for old-estab lie;hel House. -with large capital. Linev suit able fori either . ldy or genttlemntltl. Experiliece til lleI(eSary. . $12 weeldly to start. Expenses ad vmnced. Ad(ldress ucorge Clows, Newberry, S. C. GO-FLY keeps flies off Hourses and Cattle. 25c. and 50c. Sold by all druggists and W. 0. Holloway, Chappells, S. C. 4w. 2taw. WHERE GO-FLY goes flies will not go. Use it on your Horses and Cat tle 25 and 50 cents. 4w. 2taw. "WE WISH to advise c.ntractors, builders, and owners that we have good bri;k for prompt shipment. Our capae4;y is thirty-five to forty thousand per day. Sumttr Brick Works, Sumter, S. C." 4t. WANTED-Our customers to know that we are again open for business at our same old stand with a clean "i new stock of fresh groceries. Phone us your'orders, Phone 205. 1m. Hayes & Co. GREENWOOD LUMBER and Bob bin Mfg. Co.,. Greenwood, S. C. Manufacturers of doors, sash, blinds, flooring, ceiling, mouldings, etc. Mill work a specialty. BEFORE BUYING or selling a farm or any property, write The Carolina Realty and Trust Company, if 2taw. Bishopville, S. C. FOR SALE-Thirty or forty thous.. and feet yellow pine ceiling and flooring, ready to put up, $17.00 per~ thousand feet f. o. b. Leesville, S. C. Bill ar.ound, framing sized, $15.50 per 1000. Leesville Lumber Co., Leesville, S. C. ARCHITECT ANDh CONTRACTOR I want to bid on your architect and contract work, I have the latest de signs of all buildings. Address to A. & C. care The Herald and News. COTTON SEED. We will take Cotton Seed in ex change for our High Oared Cotton Seed Meal or Hulls, or for cash, un til May 15th. Little Mountain Oil Mill and Fer tilizer Company. FOR SALE-Two mules. 4t- S. J. Kohn. ELLECTION OF TEACHERS. TPhe Se;hool Board fotr Newberry s4chool district will, on Thuirsday, the 6thl day 4- .June, 1hold t>he aunual elee t-ion for .the following p)osit ions: One Superintendent of Schools, at a salary of $1,000. Eleven Grade Teachiers for the wihite school; salary $40 a month. One 'Principal .for the colored solhool; salary $40 a month. Four Grade Teachers for the col ored school; salary $25 a month. Applications 2must be in .the hands of the Secretary of tihe Board by thd let of June, and appMlnius must state for what grade tbhey apply. J. M. Davis, Ma.y 6th, 1007. Sceay