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PURELY PERSONAL. Tho Movomonts of Many POop: Newborrians and Thoo Who Visit Newberry. 'a.'I (nand C'han"ellmr Ge". fswe . Ilst r e p ile} ly Gira dl (11.11 cellr I'.. 1 At.\ ll. h'epre,ewnlivos - A. Ililackv.bchIr .unI ('. A. 11mvwma .from N ewrry lodge and H'epresel tatives (olp 12. llease and F. I. Don inick from O'Nunil hlg left yeste dlay Ior' the oll vetl ioln of* tihe Gran Lodge K. of' P1. which Ilmeets in Ar dlerstin today.. The lauk of chapin. at ciapin, C.. was opened for business yestel (lay. This bank has only been recent ly organized with I.1. A. Blaekweltle as president ain1 J. F. Honeyet cashlier. Mir. .Ii(,. M1. Kinard and CoI. WV. 11 1H11n1 retniiedl :w Friday from a tri: to 'New York. Mr. and Mirs. () leR. Hlolmes an cliidrel rehrftu d ot Friday from visit to relatives in Atlanta. liss Daisy St-(mink is visiting Ie s sistir. Nirs. 0. 'eli. lolmes. Ti lHeral and News acknowled, ge.s receipt tif invitation froml Prof AV. S. 11et'ers'lt to the comll n leemlenl vxet'ist.'s of' lie cuai'.et . ollegrZiab institute which is n in logress Prof Pet'rsin. who is president la: m1ade quilt a 'tuccess or t.his institt ion. Mr. .1. 1). 8. l.ivin ston. 0tn. of th11 tKbest timizens of Newberry. has beel extremll y ill at hi ,i. h11oriv in lown Im Nvvei! davp. M1r. A. L.. "-votl. )r Lock wood. IGrteen & Company, Biosti'n. Mlr. It'. A. Ilayer. l, S10 1'lh r IT'e Iresenitative of v.otkwokld , (Green and Co.. located at Oreenville. and Nir. A. G. Furman of (1reenville. were in tihe city yes terday in v1o::erentce with some of our, bu.sineszs men. It is hioped thii visit mieans lie building of another mill very soon. Nliss Cora loniniek will entertain the Baeliclor Maids on Friday after nwooi at 5 o'clock. Mr. W V. Iliet, of Columbia, Spent Snunildy inl tle city. Mliss ,Il)ora Williamson. who lhas been teachiing sthool at Statesville, N. C.. returned home on Saturday. Miss Ielen lGoggans, Who has been Ieaching in tihe lIaurens Graded shlool, has retried home. Nliss 1ois (sougrans is visitiin friemi i: ('arotte. N. C. Beginnin with Saturdav and Con tiuin until turf,t r nt1ice the Ii brary will be i'pen in thle mnornllings o::ly fr,m- l t Il 1 o'clock. lis. 1. 11. 11t is visit ing in Bis opvillv. it. V. 11. liunt returneIed fri' Cot lumhia on Friday. Tihe hi' four days sale is still at the Rilht Price 'Store of lair & Havt inds in Isiwer' 3ain st reet, aind they will be pleasedi to show their goods andt tell you ablottt the remnarkably low pric'es at which they are offering Hion. George B. C'romer, of New h)erry,. delivers the aniual address at lie Alt se's Levi Memo rial Inst it utt Mond evnin . June 3rd. Th( of a hi'h1 mtrder. Since~ r'et irini froi co'llete w''rkl as prtetside'nt of the New herry'v CoIlle.g. her htas tdist iniuishie" himtisel f i ' thet practic je of law. ani i.hl pn.blie' ho'noris. Manyt pieopk) br"oadle Iutunre anad ablil ity ende'a vore( 4o per-siuade himt to becomne a candl(i -da te forii the Uniitedi Staft's Seanate lasi summenr. Wet feel a ssured thle add res will ibt a treat .-Mainit Times. 1 Jr. .1. 31. K iler' ad Mirs. K ihler1 lef yeter0 day fo'r I Ha lt ior. whete D)r Kihlr uf t at tend the cenitenia flthr:nxiIln' o .t l i ver ( iy to * : uthhrnd, dwhieb uncks ion. hi Tehk.sdhi aftrnon bay ih, 197,s e v etino ek,neerhl illn h-is art.k M r a and .I.j Rev.immeA w i wa i he .iinibyD.tn Mrs. W. . inWart. Fof MUnti wahe ill the ity ye\teani y ta LT-Ath meain of timeriga thuthfieford FreerewUnion A BOLD AND DARING CASE OF FORGERY ONE OF THE BOLDEST EVER RE CORDED HERE. 1.'Checks For.!ped to Secure Money-. t '.'elcgrai Sent and Followed by b Which $300 is Secured. I -- (e of the most daring, and wei d mi-lt say. holdest cases of forgery - t-hit thas, happened inl this section of a tihle country took place in Newberry a ,and Columbia recently and was Only f, discovered on Friday. v - Mr. l. L. Crooks, who is an en r giieer on teit' Southern railroad, and h t who lives inl Columbia, kept. an ae- h count with the Newherry Savin"s i lik in the savings department. His m c:1ecoiit amlouted to $354.69. Dur ing Ml aI'cl a cheek or dr-aft was made ti ol this aveount one for $100 and it another oie tor $150. Againl in April 1) mnot'lier draft was made for $34.69. 17 iThese drafts were cashed by the rAank of, Columbia, bht before doing 1) so, the olcers of the ha phoned to I fihe Newberry Savings bank to inl- 11 p!iqire ir a dr;aft by Mr. Crooks for,w thseamlouints would hle honlored. I and of courst tile reply was that they 0j Woulid. a when t last one W.as mi-aIde covern t h. ait amount -which was left to the e'dit of 'ir. r Crooks, the oliers ot' tihe Savings.e Iank presumed t1hat it was his pur poJSe to elose ouft his a10coint as his di ist elleek was I,or the exaWt amout to his credit. The si,natuie as very nme1-h like that of I1r. Crooks. In :Iddition to4 that, it was taken for1. ranted, o l course. that the otlicers te tif' th( .Bank of Columbia would have s Ir. Crooks identified before cashint the draft. pr Mr. Crooks happened in Newberry fit on Friday and was in t'he Savings th bank, making inquiry as to his bal- hi: ance, ard when lie was told that his p1 account was closed and what money re he had to his credit had been drawn oat, he was very much surprised and . informed t'he offlicers of the bank that if any drafts had been made mrainst him that they were forger ies. He was then snown the drafts 01r Clieeks and lie promptly pronoie- " ed then forgeries. He stated that he eI'l ha.d been rooming with Mr. Frank L. Youngblood for t wo or three months tol and that he was the only person who knew anything about his having Ion- m eV inl the Savin-s bank at Newberrv a*nd that Mr. youillood had seen If. his banik aeceolnt and his bank book. 01 The oflieers of the Bank of Colum hin said that the party, who made to tlt' drafts. broulit with him to the re] bank the bank book o' Mr. Crooks 'Cn anid it correspoiided with tle state-. ell mIoit made by the otlieers of the Sav nas ank when inquiry was made of thenm as to the balance of Mr. Crooks. t link intg t hese thing's tozether Mir. tht & rooks Swore onit a wvarrant charging tht Mr. Younigb)lood with forgery and m< p llaced it in the hands of thte police m<i otlicers in Newberry. fu On the 22nd which was last Wed- of nesday, some one came to the Wes tern Union Telegraph oficee and filed a telegram to the Caroina National baink stating that ''R. L. Crooks' ti chectk 4)n us for $ 300 is good. '' and Col e.l thie teleramu J1. E. Norwood, a ('a hier' Newberry Savings bank and l pail for the tele.'rami. This was late tht it the ''venin:-. The utext mnorning wI "'oimt one' appe)tared( at the Carolina N at ion al haniik in Col umbia represenit - inte himself' ats . L4. Cirooks andi in-1 fo itutired if thle batuk had r'eceived a tel- ki e'gramn from the cashier of the New- (Il berry~ Savings b)ank, stating that t.he (' cheek of R. L. Crooks would be0 hon- chi ))red for. $300, and when lie wvas i form'ied that such a te(le3gram hiad been't receive'd lit made the chlee'k and e euitred th l $:00. This (1ranft ort' he'ek was senit to the Fxehian.e bank is a'l ialthd to it was flhe telegram. ad he Mr ti. Sp'earmnan. ('ashier of thte "r *s\han!l- hanktl. prute(ti(d the draft h lis 'redit, thierefire. M'r. Spearmani:tu mned the draft to flh' Car'liina a - i Ntional biank. FrIomiit thit de-ciion theii o'peraitorl ives o'f theit parut y who filed the tele- n .nunii ait Newherry'~ on WVednesday, it w wais te onie, whlo sent the telegram ui t and who collected the $300 fr'om the r Cairolina National Batik, lHe was in Newberry on Wednesday. b)1 Mr'. T. H. Meigh an, of thle Cairolina tI National, w'hen lie lear'ned the facts v -in thle ease, swor'e out a w'arraut 1)e- 'a [. fore Magisttrate l"owles, of Riehiland, N .char'ging Mr'. F. L. Youtngblood with p y for'getry. This was on Satuirday, the w~ drta ft for the $300 having been pres- d< e ented fotr paymtent and1 refused on h< Fiday. Mr'. Mei'zhaii telegraphed w Shteiff Bufoird on Sat urday morning a u-ito htave Mir. Youttgblood ar'restedl andw o 'ient the w'arriant, which r'ached the h sheriff on Saturday afternoon nt 7. m A DELIGHTFUL 000ASION. :!oquent Speech by EX-Go., Hey ward-Other Speeches at Cham ber of Commerce Dinner. One ol, tile most delightful and -Iie Is'ful )an111es ever givenl iin New % y wa- giveu last Thursday even i_ in THlian Hlall to celebrate the Ist aiiversary of the Chamber of omm11erce of Newberry. That organ .ation has done and ig doing grea-t -ork for Newberry and its past Aieveients, present undertaking,-s rid future plans were pleasantly and )cibly told by its President, Z. F. Tright, in his introductory rematrks. At half-past eight o'clock ithe mei rs2 a1d thir friends assembled I the reception rooms of te chamber of commerce and tender I an informal reee)tion to Goveritor . C. lleyward who was tie guest of ie eveiiiinr. A fter the reception the embiehrs and -iewts repaired to the inqiet hall where plates were laid )r 120 people. After the bainquet had been served r. William E. Pelham, chairman of ie entertainment committee, arose id after a few eordial anil pleasant ords of welcome introduced Mr. Z. , rigt president of the chamber Mr. Wrilit made a clear, stroig i forvible addressN and presented a view of NewheIry from its early. ttlement down to the present day. A tIer his address he assumed thle Ilites of toastMiaster of the even (overnor lleYward vas introduced (I responided to thle toast'Imi ation antd its beariig 11ponl thema rial welfare of the south.'' Ilis Mog and eloquent address upon this actical aid imiportant subject was esented in his usual pleasant, foree I and convineingi manner. The fact it his address was appreciated by hearers was evidenced by the ap mse with which his remarks were eived. There were other speakers of the Lmning: Prof. W. A. Stuckey who ;ponided to the toast ''The city tools." I ihe toast to ''Newberry College'' s responded to by Prof. A. J. Bow of the Newberry College faculty. Dr. 0. B. Mayer responded to the kst ''Civie improvement.'' t The toast to "The press iii the l iterial upbuilding of our colmnon alth'' was responled to by Ur. *. Wallace. editor of the Newberry server. '.' All of the speeches were 1otd and tle poiit: aid the occasii will be nemilber-ed by- thoe who were pres t as one of the most pficaisint and ioyable of its kind ever had in Wherrv. 'I'lTe ladies of the Associate Re rmed Preslbytrian Church served banquet and they deserve the< mnks and congratulations of the 2 mubers of the Chamber of corn rce for the bounteous supper .they' rnished andi their manner and style serving it. Lecture by Dr. Geo. B. Cromer. Dn last Sunday afternoon at Ceni LI Methodist ehurch, before a large< irregationi. Dr'. (Geo. 1B. Ciroimer gave ] most inter'esting~ talk to mcei. He ee'tetd for the basis of his remarks I sneering rep)ly of Cain as to the I iereabouts of his brother' Abel, \m I my brother's keeper-?'' The enker' lead for closer fellowship, deepei' sympathy among all man- I id. and urg~ed a high standard of izenship for our community. No mmumityv is better than the moral aracter of the average of its citiz There are three forces tihat impel~ ery man-a positive effort for ad. a neg~ative force and t hat which poisitively ei. It was a strong drest's and made a dleep) impr'essionl th large auO idiene. '1b -k. Mr'. Youngbt~llood was ina New rry :l:aini on Friidlay and was soin a ''ad matiy peop le andt was ming I' withI his friends as usual, no diy hiav'ii-. susp)ect ed thait lie had mte antithing' wrong, bat lie sedmsJ have left the city Fritday after til or ev'ening before thle warrants ere placed in t'he hiands of any of e omeiers, and so far as it is known to this time he has not been ar st ed. Mi'. F. L. Youngblood lived in New 'rry' for several years and worked in e Newiberry cotton mills. He is a mng man of pleasant manners and Idre'(ss and has many fr'iends in "iwherry. who are very much sur rised if it should be true that he t,uld attempt to do whiat has been. nie in this case. About a year ago left Newberr'y for Columbia, here, for sever'al montly hle worked a f'ir'emnan on the Southern Rail ay. Latterly it is underst.ood that has not been engaged In any work hatover. TWO MORE COTTON MILLa Everything L6oks That Way Nc In Fact It is About Settled th Two More Are to be Built. Ther-e has beenl Considerable inl Newberry for. son:, weeks of bImilding." of, anothler. ot ton mnill, vently it Iiis been rimored tint,hat I will be two mills ~inStead of one. opti on a certain-tract of land already been secured for one of mills and it i's probable that org zation will be effected . very S The parties interested do not car mention the matter. in detail v soietiniig definite has been done, there seems little doubt that at I one other mill of not less than. $ 000 capital will be organized work commenced in the near fut And it is very )robable that the ei on1C, which lias beenl talked of some time, will also be organized x soon. In fact it was learned yes day afternoon that overything wa shape and organization would be Very soon. Surrenders But Denies Guilt Harriscn Thompson the negro is clarged with the stealing of so thiiig over $100 fromn tile m1oiey dri Ir 'of 111 fridt dealer, Angelos. I (10pes surrelnldlred yesterday 111orn to Sherif'f Buford and is ill jail. lenlies havinvg stolen the money ;,ays that lie was in Augusta at time it is ( ichd thiat the 111o Va1s stolen, 11d that his sister wi lim that. he was cliar-ed with lielt. He immediatel came haelk .ewherry aill surrendered to herviiff Inl ordJer thlat hie milght ablish1 his innocence. Convicted of Bartering Whiskey Policemen Adams ancf Franklin ast Friday iiiglit arrested Willi lilder, a negro who is charged w >iatering contraband whiskey. Gi r1' Was tried before Mayor Brown atirday morning id was filled d Ie was represeited by Col. 0. chiumpert, who has appealed the e o the circuit court and Gilder ,iven bond for his appearance hat time. Musical Recital. A musical recital will be given lie Newberry opera house on Jx , for the benefit of the Presbyter hurch under the auspices of .adies' Aid society and the Yot 3adies' Benevolent society. The eitainiiment will be -iven by the f oWinm- young ladies from Augus liss 1)elle Brantly Land. piani bliss Miller. soprano; and Miss M al B olack, vlinlist. "A Trip to England.' The leetri-e by Rev. W. E. Call 1(er for the henefit of the A. R. hurch, w..ill be delivered in f'ewherryv opera house on Wednest venling of this week. The subj< 'A Trip to England.'' The following iln regard to this I ui'e is taken fr'om the two Laur apers, where Mr. Callender has ivered the same lecture: The lecture onl last Thursday ni; >n ''A Trip to Eniglanid'' by Rev. .Callender w'.as a success ini ey~ >ar'ticular'. The lecture pr1oved er'taining and instr'uctive to b he childrenci anud theC ''owvn u nd the financial feature adi 145.00 to the exchequer of the Tra 1am1 Guards. Ther~e was a splen iouse and the close attention and ~ellent order was a great complim 0 theC speaker. The Rev. WV. Edw.ard Callender, he F/piscopal e'hurceh, lectured ~ore a large and interested1 audie it the opera house last Thur's iight on the above subject. His eeture was w..ell received by the telligeiit and eult iv.ated auidit w'ell enitert ain!ed t hat they could 11uost imaugine themelvsI.C aboarid a mi thle del ighmt fuil voyvage aerioss Athaiiti., so v.ividt wa''s the dlese i'on. The eintir'e triip was folIo' elose ly. hy Ithe audienee anad pro t o be very~ iinstr'uctiv.e and edi fyii Kinard-Miot. Invit atins have been received Newberiry to the we.'ddling of .'? Ella Louise ICinar'd anid Mr. Jos D)avis Miot iin Columbia on the e, ing of June 4. Miss Kinard is a daughten~ of late John Henry Kinard for m years a prlominenlt Merchant of luimbia but a mnative of Newvb county. Mr'. 'Miot is a sueces young biusinecss man. Barbecue. I wvill give a first class barb< ill front of my home on July 4. gunm clubs of tihe eouinty ill have test amnd there will b)e speakinug several gentlemen. Jno. P. Wicke NEWBERAY COLLEGE. 1W- 1iss Mayme Swittenberg Shares ] at First Honor With Frank Hipp Graduates and Subjects. talk -Thle graduatjtin g. elass at N\ewb-lerry tle college comlcted tihe filral examinail Re- tionm sonh days ago an d.It the sub liere .Iects for their . graduatig speoches The were assigned. The first honor was has divided between Mr. Frank Hippi and the Miss Mayme Swittenberg, both .of 4 ani- Newberry. The .iubject for the es' c oon. say, which is a requirement by every I e to member of the class, is ''The Obli- 4 ifil gatiolns of Edpeated Men." but The following subjects have been ( east assivned for commencement ora- 1 '00,- tions: and. A. W. Ballentine, The P resent uite. Crisis ill France. l- iss Nora ickley, Domestic for Science. 'cr Miss thyl Bowers, Vitae 'Ilnude. Let, o. i. Capplenaun, Jr., Tihe Torches oa 0f Hcavenl. J. F. Crouch, The Witchery of Wealth. Mfiss Myrtle Dennis, The Influ ence of the Iingividual. A1o Miss Lucile Dickert, The Price of e- Success. I i,. L. Halfacre, The Debt of This Generation to America. J. 0. Havird, Books. md W. F. Hipp, Fron Clod to Coil the science. Iey 0. C. Kibler, The Hague Confer ote olec. the 1. E. Long, The Substance of to Thin-.4s Hoped For. thet, W. E. MIonts, The Transition of cs- the South. G. W. Nichols, The Duty of the Voter. P. E. Shealy, The Railroads at V oil Bay. am itl Miss Mayme Swittenberg, Dangers id- That Threaten Our Republic. Oil R. L. Swittenberg, The College 50. Gymnasium. L. Miss Mabel Tarrant, The Value of C ase Decision. ias T. P. Wicker, Sectionalism. at NEWEERRY GRADED SCHOOL. Closing Exercises June 7.--Sixteen at Graduates-Address by Presi tme dent J. S. Moffatt. an time The Herald and News is in receipt mng of a very neat and very pretty invi an- tation to the comencceement exercises oi- of the Newberry Graded School. The ta: exercises will be held in the opera st; house by the graduating class on the er- evening of June 7. There are sixteen members of tile class this year. The address will be delivered by President J. S. Moffatt of Erskine - College at Due West. Dr. Moffatt is PI one of tie stro.ngest men in the state the anId hie will be wvelcomed to Newber *ay ry and greeted b)y a large and app)re et, ciative auldience. The following are in tile graduat ee- ing class this year: mns Annie Laurie More Ray, Sallie Bell :le- Buford, Daisy Irving Harp, Mattie Bell Perry, Verna Louise Summer, ' ghlt John HIenry Baxter, Carrie Bell West, W. Elizabethl Copeland Earhardt, Ver ary non1 Burnard. Fellers, Rebecca Mallon, en- Sarah Sondley Caldwell, Emma Mae tht Fuimer, Banna Green. Lillianl Ger' s'' t rude Smith, Lucile Inez Fellers, led Irene Oi'ier. ex-d MR. 0 McR. 1iOLMES INJURED. ent Will Bring Suit Against Electric G Road of Atlanta for, Injuries of ; Caused by Car. b)e-. Mr. 0. McR. Holmes, duiring his nee visit to Atlanta recently, wvas t.hrlown lily from the street car' and1 very severely B rine injured. The car had stopped and Inl- *just as lhe wats aboult~ to dismiouint it >rs5, .suddenly sIutred, thlrowing him to al- thte asphalt palvemnent, injuring his hlp bacIk and1( (Ither. wise b)ruisinhg him ulp. the Thle fortnat par111 I1t oIf it is that. he is Mr 3i. I lohnells has1 emloyed the law ved firm1 lIf Tlye & 1 Bryan, of Atlanta. IIo bImIIet snIlt againist tile street r'aiilway comanyiI~ for damages. It, w~as 'evi denatly a case of purhie carelessness inll in startling the ear off before he had got fiss tell from the pllatform to tihe ground ephI and1 thuls causing tile accident. ren- . Another Dumping. the Sheriff Buford hlad anothler dump any ing- of contraband liquor oIn Satur Co- day He did not attempt to burn n'ry tis, hilt simply poidred it out on the 3 fui grounid. There were about eighlt gal ions ini quarilts, and ill one, two anId thIree gallon ,jugs. This had been1 oil ihanmd for thirty dlays. cue0 Tile r'emarkable par't about these rile seizures is that iio 0one has put 'iln a ~on- claim for the returnil or any wvhiiskey by seized by the sheriff. Tile conluion, I therefore, is that it was all conltra r. band and noto eronal- use. Tuesday, May U, 11U7. The Local Market. ieat .. .. . . 9 to 12 fam s... 16 to 18 3est Lard . .. 13 lest N. 0. Molasses . ... 60 to 7t "ood M. 0. Molasseb .. . 35 to 40 S.. 80 leal.. ...............75 to 80 Jixed Chicken Fo,)d .... 00 lay ..............1.35 to 1.50 st Patent Flour ......4.50 to:5.00 nd Patent Flour.. .. ..4.00 to 4.40 4ood Ordinary Flour... .3.50 to 4.00 ugar ....'.......... .5 1-2 tice ............. 5to8 1-3 offee Roasted 1......... 15 ,offee, Green ........ 10 to 20 lotton Seed meal 1.40 iggs ..............20 loultry ..1...... ..10c. lb. eas....................2.00 Sam Sing. irst Class Laundry Work. Best in the South. COLLEGE STREET, Newberry, S. C. SPECIAL NOTICES. I CENTA WORD. 1o advertisement taken for less ian 25 cents. 7ANTED-Energetic lady or gontle man for traveling position. Good line. Perman ien.t position. Splendid chance for advancement. Experi enee unnecessary, $12 weekly to start. Expenses advanced. Address G. G. Clows, Newberry, S. C. 7ANTED: You to call on Broaddus and Ruff for cigars, tobacco, cig arettes, stationery, extracts, soap, chocolate, candy, &c. See advertise ment on another page. OFFINS-CASKETS, Mrs. L. M. Counts, undertaker, Prosperity, S. C. Prompt attention given to or ders a.t any .hour. Itaw. 13t. TOP! THINK! Cotton is still king. Buy real estate. We have desir able property for sale ii town and country. See us before selling or buyi,ng. Wheeler and Dominick, Real Estate Agents, Ofce Wheeler Building, Prosper ity, S. C. rANTED-To rent small house, or 3 or 4 rooms for light housekeep ing. Address, House, care Farmers Oil Mill, City. 'ANTED-The public to know that I am sawing some fine timber, and aim prepared 'to fill your orders on short notice. Special bills cut to order. It will pay you to see me 'before you place your orders, you can find me at Summer Bros., New berry, S. C. W. S. Spearman. 'ATD-..Small Cottage, conveni ent .to business section. Write, stat ing terms, Box 118, Newberry, p. C. ANlTED-Our customers to know that we are again openi for-buisiness at our same old stand with a clean newv stock of fresh groceries. Phone us your orders, Phone 205. 1m. Hayes & Co. REENWOOD LUMBER and Bob bin Mfg. Co.,. Greenwood, S. C. Manufacturers of doors, sash, blinds, flooring, ceiling, mouldings, etc. Mill work a specialty. BFORE BUYING or selling a farm or any property, wvrite The Carolina Realty and Trust Company, if 2taw.Bishopville, S. C. 0OR SALsE--Thirty or~ for'ty thous and feet yellow l)ine ceiling and fl>oring, ready tu lint up, $17.00 per~ thousand feet C. o. b. Lecesvi lIe, S. C. Bill around, framing sized, $15.50 per 1000. Lieesville Lumber Co., Leesville, S. C. 7A.NTED-Your1 orders for lime and cement. The best the market af fords. A large stock alwvays on hand. Send us your orders. Summer Bros. VANTED-The public to kniow that we have just received a fresh sup ply of poultry feed. Every body that has used our Purnia feed praises it. None better. Give us a trial order. 1taw 4t Summer Bros. (EW OXFORDS for ladies, misses, and children just in at Wootpn. 2t.