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PURELY PERSONAL. -The Movements of Many People Newberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. Miss AdeIlinc Johnstone, returned 1om1e from Conlver-so college on Monday. Mliss Willie Ilinieley, of Mladison, Florida, is visiti',ig the Misses Bow Inan inl Jonlistoine street. Capt. W. 1. Day, of Coluibial, is in the city. Mrs. f. T. St.Amnand spent a few tlays in Newberry this week. She left yesferday for Wilmington, N. C., wIlere site will make her home. liev. L. S. Cahhwell will preach at. Prospeily onl ay1 Sibat.lh )1 morning at, 11 o'clilck aml at Uniity ait 4 1). mi. Aliss Aklive .Joame. will arrive inl NvwherrY this aterintimon f Spar I:m lrlt spwld somv time widh \r.\\.11. W alla1ev. H lr. Iinief l''rrest (1o..g.,ians, of linww!. .rizona. i,; visitinit Isk parelw-. Mlr. '1111 Airs. .1. C. (ganls. 38I''l-lomllaum, of '\mlerIS0on, is visitin-. Miss Alie \W est. Ars. I). If. ,idv. maI Mliss izzic -l lY. 11 (4r 11-1,1bu1r.-, a re v ,isiting, 1h.s. .IIudY's n her. Jis. .J. C. Wil .son. - A irs. .l.1., :hl e l of, (reenlville, -. 1o .1lts '.l\\(. 1.. r'h w l Af \bbe vil IlI. who h. e been'I I the q've-'sts of AHts. .1. ('. Wil o I vhe last few aYl . lune reti Irned tI tiI i nmes, "'llere i- s illite t'i11 ii t it H1!::l I I. .e l' l ds !: l t 'vre t s it f...' It I Wec. and as h-o.r:.nle w it v.nl he well if te.e ) n' !11.--4 s -;.- to 41pe n thle w t:., or ieicles as well as Iedest ri Is. Aliss Iessie llrion Ias retirined fromll WiI1.h1rop college. ir. .1. Will Singley adil wife, of Texas, ate visit in tiei'r ieuds and relatives in NcwheIrV. The v moved to TeNas sillie sev vetei :s .1;ro alltl tiii is th-ir ii-! visit It South ('a rillilla. Ail. C. C'. lrfI1.rm 1'in . --ave boldI ul a llet'we It .In 01 r I'. . n- * hn teit e-. K iIr. I a 'tI will , v osLetl - r.4 - . 11 I lp k wh. m e n sp i f t evera! Iay.,. wIas reported N)li I hE Ier yeI serrl: ]!y .4h o 41it 1 . t a1 niet1 in li t 1v ., I I II j l it W ednilesdaY ihi l1 Al r. I. E. I )avis w eleWeld assist :1h 1 street 1 over - TPhe' new StudebaIi:ker 51prink let >11, r. :01rivel :11141 Il le city put it to work -ve.sten'lay. It is a1 very ht:nis4omte -mul <h-able VOIn 11n 1 w 41ohll )Io\w til kee) the dust down. Nirs. W. S. Speiaman111 has reftrn . lrom a visit to -harlotte, N. . She is at-unomaniedl by her moitther, N r, Jaue ( 'ilIht'risoitid14 lie tiepl.. ow. Mlr. licyntbIs (Culhiertsoni and her neih-e Mliss Mliidred Cul Iher soni. Mlisse's lie'ss an11d I 'z auliie ( ild ter ar e expec'tedlli home f'rom N ew York Itoday. Mliss Pautlinae (Gitler ha:s bieen in Nw YorNttk thle pa1st win ler tak ingi n etse ill vtocal and14 Miss Iless (hil.. 41er) hias beun visitIing her for t he patst thIiree' weiek s. * Rev. J. L. Williamson 1l1. ('ev. J1. L. Will iamnsonI. f)astorW of thle P resbyvterian chuiirch,. is veriv ill .with al'twndicit is andli peritonitis. Xlirs. Wil1liaimsoni is abhsent frIaom homtue, havi n' beeni call ed to Chiest er oni ac(conutt of Ithe d eatIh ofI hem f'atIh Pir, Probante .1indse ('ulp, ofI (hest er coiunty, a fewv days ago. His manty friends hope he may soon1 he r'estor'ed o is nsnal good .healthI. * urned to Death. Ilienry *1rrmow, a niegr~o htoy on .1losh 1 )avlenpiort's pla:1ce, l tbnt f onr mtiles from~i townt. was butrnedt to dleatIh one' day thIiis week inl a rat her liecirl iiar111 maner. The hoy was abou11t. Toura yearis 01ld, andl( his mot her, who Avy working, . inhe ..leid near' he~r home, called t o him to br'ing htem a chunik of' fire thiat she mighlt light her' pi pe. 1Het startied ot . wvit th le iir'e antd in goin1g to his muothert hadl 'to patss trough ai ravine. wh'ich enit off lier view of him. While in this rineil she heard his screams anid ran to4 him. Ini some way his~ eloth .in had -eaught fire from the chunk ofr ire, ih'iidh he was carryinig to hlis mother, and 'he was so badly burned that lie died in two or three hours .nftIerwards. *The Pleasure-loving Public. Th e Smyrnia school wil elose it urday, Jnnie S. The publie is inivit eod. Refr'eshiments wvill be served by 'the ladies of the Aid society of Smyrna church. Please do not neg lest to bring well-filled baskets STrstteos, iTeacher and Edl MUSIC HATH OHARMS. And These Charms Were Doubly Charming at the Concert Wed nesday Night. The music lovers and general pub lie were given a musical treat Wed iesday evening inl the operal house tiat will be remembered for a long time to come by those who were so fortunate as to be present. The mem bers of Aveleigh Presbyterian church are pireparing to rebuild their ehurch that was (lestr9yed in the great fire of April 29th, and Miss Delle Brant ly TA11d, Miss Black and Miss Mill er, of Augusta, Ott., generously of fored to give a musical concert for the beiief-it of the ehurch fund. The fact lint their kindiiess was appre ciailed was evidenced by t-he large andience fhalt greeted tliem Wednes day evening. Tlle ollert is conlsidered by tlie mu11siv erities liere as ole of the best inmisical pr-odnetions ever presented to a Nwverry au11dieiiee. Miss" Land is well known and popular in New-' berry a id her visits here are looked foriwiard to witi pleasure by hieir mayiv friends not only becalse of her pleasingo, personality but also on .eeonilt If t-ifb pl4asure she gives helr friends and aequaitilances by r 0eaon of her music'al talents. Miss Ve 1111elk anld Miller. wonl 1he hearls fI the aldieie by their swee - 1l m lnner :nd ma.-niifivenit mu1tsical ta:lent s. Nt o:.lv the mnemblers o e Prs IYfrial viiht but the people of Nw irr%bem)*vii-lespective of demilloilill fional HMes apr'e4-iate this kind anid '211(e,s dlona d aionl by t hese vong Indies of Auiust.a. Iliss AIiller has a sitrong as well as a very sweet voice and cliarmed fihe idiencev \- wilti the deli-itful sOngs'K Whiih sihe rendered- with so mn1ieh ease. The vilii is one of tile sweetest :ni muost enchanlitin of' I miuisical in st11ineits a1id in tle h rns of Miss I"Hek was 1nweliarly anl ma.niti ,olv swe Th. The Newherry\, people h 11( the-e hewilchineli Ill n isivifci maY I: 1 4n1i :nid i" n ll Newholrr. v. hi'1 S' 0,a 11i 1 wille-Soplrano. 11 leri.1l 1li k ---Violinis.t. Iliss Delle Brantly Land-Ae CoIlpanlist. . (a) Snummer' ---Cl1ampa rd. bi) "'Sweet haeatq "---Lvnies. 2. "F iddle mil I "---)ooden. . Vilini-(i) "The Son of Puz i a -Fejr Bela. (b) "Roman Ttalienine-Tersehak. 4. (a) " Sunheams'"-Ronald. ( v iviegiest) (c) "When the Birds -o North .\ain."-Willeby. "The G ingerb)read Man"' ---ay .5Viln(a ) "' Medit a tion "'-F~an i) "Sereniade"' -Pierre. (1. (a) "OC Fair and Sweect and Hlly"-'-Canitor. (d) "A L \Iesson wvith Fan." D)'IHardlelot. PULLMAN TO WALHALLA. Solithern Commiences Improvements~ on BJue Ridge Road. Effective with first car from Co 1lumbia Sunday. and first ear from Walhal-la Monday, thle Southern rail Waly will inanugurate a Pullman par lor ear1i line. This ear will leave Go lumbia on train, No. 19, at 11.35 a in., anad will p)ass Prosperity at 1.08 p. mn.: Newbierry at 1.25 p. mn; Green wood 31:00 p. ma.; Hodges 3.25 p. im.. and aririve at ilelton at 4.23 p. m.: A ndersoin 5. p. im. ; Seneen 6-:07 p. m.; WalIhalla 6:30 p.* mi. On ilie son thbouind t rip thle (eaIr will leave Walhalha at 3:35 a. mn., and arrive at Seneena 8:58 a. im.; Anderson 10:05 a. in; Relton1 10 :43 a. im.; H-odges 11:45 a. im.: ('reen wood 12 :15 p. in Newherry 2 :05 p. mn.; Proseprity at 2:20 p. mi.; arrive Columbia 3 :47 p. il. Goes to Georgotowns. 'Prof. R. WV. Manee, who hans been p'eineipal 'tf the Heg's schoo' fr.r the pafst eight years and who has given :4eneral sa'tisfacti.1 has breen ap poinited bay the Bishop as pastor of tile A. M. E. church st Georgotown. TI.is is co'nsideredi the bd"st typo,int ment 'f this denomikqti er. an the M 'e. The mn. idh,.chip mitw.bers l.I' i'id the sal t.,. .if U.e l a 'tor is !'rofi. Nanee V.3iurne(c . a cwberr'y ad c' n Cnetedi 4: 'ida'cOin.' .. xercises~ ot e Hoge scho' . ha lit roht and "~'s, niot an a pp'irt. fr.r* ree ..tion, TO REMOVS W'J .AGE. Council Will A Cc For Special Days i ard To Begin ile council at its ieting on Wed nesday night consider a petition wlhch was submitted j t civic as sociation as to arra'g.ng .for the col lecting of garbage in the separate wards, and it was decided to adopt i an ordinance in accordance with this petition setting apat certain days i for tike garbage wagons to go through the different wards and col- i lect the trash, and requiring that the j citizens in their wards place the < trash on. the streets convenient for I collection by 12 o'clock, and these specified days. The garbage wagons will make the round only once per week and will start at 12 o'clock on Mondays in I ward 1. and on Tuesdays in ward 2, Wednesdays in ward 3, Thursdays in ward 4, Fridays in ward 5. This ar-< ianinement will go into effect next Monday and lie residents of the var- I imns wards are requested to comply. I In Memoriam Capt. A. P. Pifer. T'o the Worshipful Master, wardens :ind tMembers of Amity Lodge 87, A. V. M%. 131-0lrehren- Yor commintve ap poinlited to dralt slitable re oli ons on tie de or 1f rotIher A. P). P)irer Subm11it thv I;ollowing-: IN MHMORIAM. Clod's iner touched him aid he slept." . Like a ('ll) oft tlinder ''rm a cloudless sky Came tile an11noilnee mlent mn Sunda],y mlornling, .1ay 19, 1907, of the death of Capt. A. P. Pifer. As the night spreads its maltle of darkness over the earth s. did this sad news spread its mantle of sorrow aid sadness over our en tre ommunity; for the ulnostenta iols, refinled, ionored, Iliva1lriC t noIde Chrlisliail ".eltlellan, th' prime hmili.er of NewherrVYS refiement, ti'i fallel. -:111' to his e Ier al1 rest In nearly1 everyv homle inl thl vircleS (d, mIr S()citl * h r arwn . e livi w wiI es(''i ti hi. gre'tnes. \ on loved him not only because lie wasN tlivir inst0iret1r and teacler. but foir 1 his "entilitY, re'ilianent and nobi ity.-a Iheroie soldier, a lovin_ fath er' anld lihusband. the mainitninler of ill that was good a-nd true. ))are and lthe: a frielnd to all, ever ready wvith s4ounld advice aind counlsel and wi open hald to r'elieve su ffering, srwanld dis,tress. The hiigh esteem in which he was held was amply manifested by the 1 manly beautiful and costly flowers that eovered his bier. li every sta tion of life, to every eall of duty he respided nobly; especially as the prilcipal of the female college. No marble shiaf't can do ,nstice to his great ness. Of' him it mayO be tr'uly said: ''The inlflulence of' his many, iine us still remains, and wvill re ma in. increasing and multiplying. it-- 1 self in the lives of thlose who came unde11r his in flue'nee.' Capt. A. P. Pifer beeame a mem- i ber of' Amity Lodge, No. 87, A. F. 1 M., Nov. 4, 1901, hy demit from 1 (Cassin Lodr, No. 143. Woodstock, Va. HeI was a true believer in the rineinples and teaching of Ancient ] Free Masonry. Whereas, it has pleased the Great Architect of the Universe to remove hlim fram oiur midst, therefore~ be it resolved: That this Ladge realizes the great1 loss it has sustained in the death af Brather A. P. Pifer, and that we how wvith hnmble submission to the < will of flim who "knoweth all things bet' That in the death of Brother A. P. Pifer' tihe community has lost a true nnd uood citizen. his family 'md f',rin1 one wh1O4-f nlc can never he filled, and the Order one who will lonr lhe r'temlbered as a< defenider and] maintainer of the, nrnt nrinciples of Ancient' Free Masonry.. Thi.i wo extand to hlis family onr moid nurofann symrnathv in their' biereavement and assure themi. f 0our 1 love nn of( oi' urii ptraver's to the 1'eionmt Ari'hitort of' tho UTniver'se for h1ir nonen nnalhnnninesS while traveling the rugged path of life.r That a page inl our minute book 1 i~ ~to tihe memory of our '1enneted brother: thnt this.. Tiode be dranedl in mourning and the mem lhers wear' the usual hiadge of mourn-' I ing thirty days; that tis preamble 1 th~e couvnty napers and n copy be fur.. 3 mished to the family of our deceas- ( '1 ''thier hiv the secretary of this I andf these r'esohutiions lie printed inl r iao'e. .' F1raternally s-ulmtted, . Otto KClettne, O. A. ViWhtg o. L. Se W~ert. 1,. nA~ CaiAt Of Cas"' Con ied Trom Las Cout-Mai Ne Cas-FQrmi. dable Docket for Next Weelk The eourt of general sessions will 3onvene At Newberry oti Monday norning. .A very -formidable doeket ivas carried over from tle las" torm if the court. and quite a number of lew cases will be put, on when tb grand jury passes upon the bills of 'Idictment. - It is not known whether the sick less in Judge Watts' family will )ermit him to be present- and hold -ourt or not. Col. Hunt, who is iolding court for Judge Watts at i-beville this week, will not be able o hold the court at Newberry inas nueh as he is counsel in severol of he more important cases. Nothing Iaving been heard to the contrary it a presumed, of course, Itat Judge Vat ts will be here and hold the -ourt. There are several cases of !onsiderable moment that were ear ied over from the last term of e.urt. t is likely that the case of Mr. B. A. Goodwin for the killing of Mr. Iugene L. LeavelI will coI0 up for rial, and if it. does, it is likely to ake considerable time. There are Iso two or three other turder cas s. The ease of T. J. Davenport, if t should b)e called, will occupy prob lbly Iwo d1ays. It will he reieiber d that tlis case has be l. tr'ed twice nd( in bothl instances the jury tailed 0 agree. Tle folloin. prisoners are in ail: Louis Birion. 1,aW_son Johnson, nd 1,imo114re Ivvs, whto are char-ed e,ith arsonl; Spencer (i1mor,1mr, .e, and Joe Henly, Jr., IIarrisoo 'hompson, Iireeny: Amos Ruff, 111rder; Mattie Williams, breach of rust with fraudulent intent. The ase of C. C. Armnstrong, charged "it II murder, will also be on the oeket. A rinst ron- has been adimit ed to hail and was released from jail 1n Tuesday ingnill". as soon as the lapers were returned ftrom A-bbe ille. The papers whieb .have been enl t up to the clerk's ofmie from the 1a1istira-cs have lien for1w11varded tL' he scilieitor1 and the reord o inIlew ss I'm tihe grand jurv could not. V Ibtainevd. In tihis connection a ist ofI the eases and the oft'enses as opied ri-friom tile docket, which were oilinutiied from the hist court is wiv 'n herewith Arthur Wi is and Pope Reeder, "sault and hattery witi initent to ill anld carryint-Y concealed weapons, I(0leended by Cole. L. B.lease, eon inued by defendant from last term. Thos. J. Davenport, assault and atteryN with intent to kill and carry ng (Aealed weapon,, defended l>y Ile. L. Blease and continued by de endant from last term. Tn this case lie solicitor is assisted by Johnstone il Cromer and Schumpert and Hol Frank JTones, assault and battery rith intent to kill and carrying con ealed weapons, de.fended by Cole. P. lease, continued b)y defendant 'rom last term. Caddy Simmons, appeal magis rate court, defended by Cole. TL. slease, contIinued by defan-la-nt from ast term. W. W. Push, disposing of prioperty mnder lien, defended by Cole. L4. 3lease, continued by defendant from ast term. Ca lvini Spearman, Lee Spearman, he Spearman, larceny of live toek, dlefended by Schumpert and -Tolloway, continued by state from aist term. Jordan Sanders, reeeving stolen ~oods, ,!e.fended by Johinstone and 3romer, continuied from last term. fleoree Walker an-i JeTh r Walker, aurder and carrying concealed wvea >ons, defended by C~ole. L. Blease, ontinued by defendant from last erm. Robert Sev'moure, asmanh1' and bat erv with initent, to kill, defended by 'ole. L. Please, continued by defen mnt from last term. Lonnie Fielding, app'al, defended y L. W. Jones. Henry Dawkins nnd Herry Lyles, rssanlt n'nd battery with intent to ill and carrying concealed weapons, len fended by Cole. T,. Please, eon ied lby defend.ant from last term. Fred Reeder alias F~ed Reeder, nurder and carrying concealed wea sons, defended by Cole. L. Blease nid Fred HI. Dominick, c,mtinued by lefendant from last tnrm. Postell Atwood, Eman'uel Atwood, 'ink Rice, -Hyes Tobe, Her.ry Seur y, Alfred Johnson, Walt Bishop. Vill Eiehelbereer, Cal. Rice. Johhn Hlymph, Tom Dawkcins, assault and attery of a high and aggravated ature, defended.by Hunt. Hunt n'nd1 uitter' for some of defendants, pileas f gunilty by. John Wiilliams. HIaye 'obo, Rob Garm.any, Will Rlichlcber er, Johnu Glymiph an d Emtanuel The Town ouncib of Ob 0 Prsape t' y and 3%4i Moot. county Co.0nsM oners. Some years ago the towliships o numbers 1, 8, and 9 in 'thia county is sued bonds to aid in. the building o railroads through those townshipe The bonds in No. 9 Tojwilship wer for the C., N. & L. railroad and par of those of No. 1. Th.e others in N 1 and all of t4ose 'in No. 8 wer, for aid of the Auguta & Nowberr, railroad, which was never built Most of these bonds are now pas due and the otheis will be due ver, soon. The bonds in No..1 Townshil for t-he aid of the Augusta, Now berry and Edgefield toad amount t4 $3.8.400, and in No. 8 Township ti $:,s00. These in aid of the C., N. 1L. in Towiisip No. 1 amount to $10, 000 and in No. 9 to $12,500. Som of these bond1s, as stated, have 'heoi due since 1903. The act of the legislature provid es that the county commisioners an( the mayors and aldermen of the in corporasted towns in the 'township. shall constitute a board to provid4 for the refiinding of these bonds ani tihe rate of interest was fixed at per eit. That. law was amended al the receit session of the legislatur( providin.g that the rate should nol exceed 6 per cent, so that the bOlndh niht. he refunded at a less rate ol iltvrs(t han thiy are now bearing. lr. F. 11. Doiniiek has been em l boYrd hy the county commissionerf and the mayois a.nd aldermen of the ea I towns to make (he necessar) ar11111.remientis and to provide for thc refunding of these bonds. Mayor A. T. Brown and council, of Newberry: Mayor E. N. Kibler and council, of Prosperity; and Intenl. dant F. G. Spearman and council, of Helena, will meet this morning ai 1.0 o'clock in the oefice of the eounty supervisor with the suipervisor anl the commissioners to take no1) t-h( matter of niakin_- the iieeessary ar 4neen!ts as provided under the m-t fir the refinl(dinm'. of Ohe hond mn11 tione(d. Tf these honds are refunded at . Iw rate of interest as tihey shou1l be, there will be a considerable say. ini to the townships in the matlei of intterest. Tobe, Rob (1-armany, Alfred John. son, Toi Tobe, Henry Scurry, Wall Bishtop; John Tobe, Will Eichelher. 'er, Cal. Rice, John Olymph, Ton: I)awkins, John Williams, Williaw Ray, Anderson Jeter and John Tobt resisting- olicer and assault and bat tery with intent to kill, carryilg concealed weapons, def,ended by Hunt, Hu'nt and Hunter for some of (lefen(lants, pleas of guilty by Johr Williams,. Hayes Tobe, Rob Gar many, Will Eichelberger, Johr OIlymph. C. H. CoLunts, assault and battery with intent to kill and carrying con cealed weapons, defended by Cole L. Blease, continued by defendant from last term. Pre,-ss Gray, appeal, defended by Cole. L. Blease, continued by die fondant from last term. Elliot Worthy, alppeal magistratt court, continued by defendant from last term. IPinkney Williams, appeal magis trate court, continued from last term. Ed. Wilson, larceny of .a coat, continued from last termi. Ellliot Worthy*, app4(al, continued from last term. B. W. Goodwin, murder and carry ing concealed weapons, defended by Cole. L. Blease, eon tinued by defen dant from last term. In this case the solicitor is assisted by Hunt, Hunt andl Hunter and Johnstone and Cromer. Walter Browvn, assault and battery wi4th intent to kill, defended by Mr. Hun ter.. T. J. Harmon, Fred Harmon, John Miller, assault and b)attery of a high and aggravated nature, defended b)y Cole. L. Blease, continued by defen dants from last ternm.' C. H. Counts, failure to pay hi ecnse 1906, defended by F. H. Domi T. Scurry Cqleman, disposing property und(er lien, defended by Mr. Blease, continued by defendant from last term. T. Scurry Coleman, - obtaining goods under false pretense, defended by Mr. Blease, con tinued by defen dant from last term. Nath Caldwell alias. Nathan Cald.. well, assault and battery with int6nt to kill, defended by Mr. Blease, con tinued from last term. Chas. H. Counts, violation dispen sary law, defended by Mr. Blease, continued by defendant from last term. Spencer Gilliam, murder and ear ryi'ng e6nceahed weapons, defended by Mr. tBlease, continued by defon dhant from last term, ;oni lsqridmrder hnd carrying The Lo Ma~rket I . 8 tOL' 'f4 Best Laid ., 7Bt N. 0. Molasses. 60 t4tQ .000 X'-. o.molasseq meal. 75 Ray .... .. ..... ... Ist Patent Flour .. ....4.50 to&' 2nd Patent Flour .. .. ..4.00 to Good Ordinary Flour... .850 t9 4.Q6 Sugar ... ...... r Rice . ........5to8 Coffee Roasted .... .. .. 15 t Coffee, Green .. .... .. 10 to 20, Cotton Seed meal 1. Eggs ..2.. ...... Poultry .4........ 104, Pef%' .. . .. . ....2.Q00 Sam Sing. First Class Laundry Wor. Best in the South. COLLEGE STREET, Newberry, S. C. SPECIAL -NOTICES. I CENTAWORD. No advertisement taken for lesq. than 25 cents. I AM AGENT for Rose Hill Greei, 110se Cut Flowers. Send me you' orders. Mayes' l3ook Store. 4 TYPEWRITER for sale or rent. Mayes' Book Store. MILOH COWS FOR SALE--Good butter and milkers. Apply to S. B. Aull. WANTEL--Pupils in stenogilaphy. Pittian system taught. Miss Ochlese Williamson. STIEFF GRAND PIANO for sale. Priee $50.00. Rev. J. L. William.Ison. We Solicit patronage of ladies fo pure soda water and delicious Ic Cream served at Jones' Restaur ant. DR.- MELDAU, offee Herald & New huildin. Respeetfully tenders hi irofessional services to citizens \Tewberry and surrounding cou Iry. Clls responded to promptly day or night. Residence, Boyce st. GREENWOOD LUMBER and Bob bin Mfg. Co.,. Greenwood, S. C. Mainfacturers of doors, sgb, blinds, flooring, ceiling, mouldings, etc. Mill work a specialty. BEFORE BUYING or selling a farm or any property, write The Carolin Realty and Trust Company, tf 2taw. Bishopville, S. C. j FOR SALE---Thirty or for'ty thous and feet yellow pine ceiling and flooring, ready to put up, $17.00 p)er thousand feet f. o. b. Leeville, S. C. Bill around, framing sized, $15.50 per 1000. Leesville Lumber Co., Leesville, S. C. OUR NEW and up-to-date soda foun tain is in place and we are ready to supply the public with the ye best drinks and Ice Cream that can be made. Jones' Restauranl. DRINK at the new fountain at Joner' Restaurant. ICE CREAM SERVED AT Jones' Restaurant THE COLDEST AND PUR drinks are dispersed from our fountain at Jones' Restaurant. DON'T FAIL TO HAVE YO photographs taken this week, as Ping Pomg studio closes at Pr p)erity, S. C., June 8th. 24 pictu 25 cents, cnbinets, $2.50 per.dozei 1t. THE BEST ICE CREAM served .Jones' Restaurant. WAVERLY TUBULAR WELL C We have one of our deep well ma chines in Newberry and would b glad to correspond with any o -wanting wells. We sink 2 and inch well. Nothing but best m terial used and would refer you J. D. Wheeler and S. B. Aull, Ne beorry; Prosperity Oil -Mill, D Hunter, and Dr. Wheeor of Pro perity who are using our we1ls. Waverly Tnibular Wel id~.