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PURELY PERSONAL. The Movements of Many People Uowberriar.s and Those Who Visit Newberry. A cablegram fivni Piemen nive.s tIj<_ information that ilm |?:iriy with which Alls?. Allies Summer is inn ri nir Ihiropc lain led ;i | | 'tvuicu on \\ -?11 ?a.?i i ;i \ nf last week. h;i\ i11been on l he wsiIit. about two weeks. The journey was ni;i?h' satcly ;ilid without accideiiI. Mi-- Willi. 11iin-Icy. o|' Florida. \\ic has licci; vi-ii'm:: re!;.live- m tlicj ll;1' V one I- S;| \ ,i |: 11 i I. Ma.,' ?'he!(. -ie wii! vi-i| relatives. Mi.? i--. |f. c. j :iti.1 W. |.\ I F.wart have returned from New York. ' Miss (iussic Kibler. of Atlanta, Ma., is vi?iiing relaI ive> in XCwIin i'v, M C.NV |S. ,|. \\ . |.\, | j,., | ,| . ;|||(| ||(.my I?. Wells :il lemleil the I'i renin n's Ionrininieiii ;u Ainlerson this week. ' Mr. Claude ('. Schiiinperf went to' ( o|ittnhi;i oil W ednesilnv |o he operaled on for ;i) >| ?en?l ii-i I is. lie w:?s aeeompanied by Dr. \V. I'.. Pclliam. dr. I lie llonie Mission iind I'arsona-je Aid society id' Central Methodist I *'lnircli w ill meet Monday afternoon i at .) o'clock at the parsonaye. AIM niemhers are earnestly requested to1 tie present. Mrs. 'I'. A. Mailman ami children.' vd' Atlanta, (ia.. arrived in the city ??n Wednesday for a visit to her old home. Miss SncW hite. alter a vi.-ii of two months in relatives in Atlanta, (ia., returned home on Wedncsdav. M.iss Man il l tc Mclvcr Pcavcll. of Newberry, who lias been visit iu?_? Mr. and Mrs. .J. |?. I.cavell of (his city ha- returned to her home. M recti-| wood Journal. ' rcenville i- ha\iiej a hot inuuici- I |?a! cain|?ait:n duriiej Ibis hot weather.' I here are tour candidates fur niavor iiicludinu Mayor Malioii, who is run-' nintr for re-election I lie excavatiou> |ii|- the new Map- ! ti-l church have been about coinplet-' ed ami the laying of brick has commenced in earnest. i Mr. < allie Mc\\ hirter has moved lii-. L'lvcery store into one id* the storeroonis in the Scot i building: tcmpor-1 aril.v. and the work of icariiiu down! hi- vvi.<>i11*11 store in' Main street has' bcirnit preparatory to ihe building of a handsome brick store-room. Mrs. A. ('. riioinason, who was one: *d the sullerers in our recent fire, has reopened her grocery store in one} of the new brick buildings in the! burned district. j Mr. 1'. F. Paxter is pushing the J rvvork on Mopelaud Pi"?lhers new1 stores very rapidly. Mr. I *. ('. Williams will commence' 1:1 .vim: brick on his sky-scraper on the vomer ol Pratt ami I lionipson streets! in a few days. Mr. Alex Singleton has begun thy erection of a new dwelling house on his lot at the corner o'- Friend and Thompson streets. l?ev. S. 11. Zimmerman will preach at Ml. /.ion next Sunday ntoruiin:' at J .11 o'clock" and at Prosperity at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Mr. Melts I' ant. id' Whit mire, spent a day or two in the city this week. Mr. and Mrs, ('. \V. Kant are visit ing at Whitinire. Mr. Henry Spearman spent a few days at home this week. Miss Moriat Mary. of Florida, spent a lew hours in the city Wednesday on her way to Kinards. where she will visit friends. Mr. .1. K. \ a nee, of Laurens, was in the city on Tuesday. Mr. Thad W. Coleman, id' Whitmire. spent Sunday in Newberry. Misses Florence P.owinan and Willie 11inclcv, who have been visitinj* 1 ricmls iu Prosperity, have returned home. Mrs. \V. A .Jamieson and her son, Mr. W. A. Jamieson. Jr., have gone j to I nion, where they will lake charge of Hotel I'uion. A'**. T. Connor Duncan left today Tor Mullins, S, ('., lit spend a few davs with Dr. W. L. Adden. Mr. .1. W. Duckett. of (Jreenwood, was in the city yesterday. Mr. A. T. Prown has returned from Olenn Springs. Mrs. W. P, Johnson. her son dared, and little niece, Marie Campbell, are visit;friends and relatives at Clinton and Whitmire. Dr. II. K. Poyd. of Whitmire, was in the city yesterday Miss Willie llinelev, of Florida, whu lias been visiting rolalivos in the city, lias gone to Savannah, Oa., where she will visit relatives. Misses May and Hessie Miller returned to Columbia yesterday after a visit to Mrs. Kate Poo/.er. A good many Newbcrrians went to the barbecue at St. Phillips yesterday. The editor regrets lie could not be one of Ihe number. I HAVE REOPENED MY GROCERY store in Main street. New and fresh goods. Will be pleased to have my frauds call. Potter prepared than over to serve them. Mrs. A, C. Thomasott. MASONIC PICNIC. Everything Being Arranged for a A Great Time?Good Dinner?Eloquent Speeches. lilt* Milium! Masonic picnic will he hen! "ii lirxt I !i;ir~d;iv ;i! Youili: \s Clove, one mile (,ul from I'rosperitv ii .iik! seven iiiili-s I n.Ill Nov. berry. Tlit* v i*i >i ii hi 111 t*t's in rlmr^c ;i 111111111 ice that u everylliinu i< about {*<mi|>)? (c and ;ir- I; l;IM*Jt'll|t'|||S IlilVf I >1I I IIUI'IC I'll |" (he >1 .ii'ji'.-l mill best M.isutiif picnic ever ;| ' Ii! Newberry. Kvorylhintr h;it K 'i?'?*i's.?;i r\ I ?r Ilit' com 11.it ,'i.nl cnii- ,| \ I'll it-IU'l- "I | III* 'Jllcsh ;| | (lie 'jToUlllls s :- <l"Mc. IVee transportation i, am! li?>m 1 hi- i;rounds to Prosper- o ity will In- ;ii r.iiiuM'i! I..? ;il| win. have |; no w jiy I heir ow i. |o lo tlic ]lieuic. ? A(lilreset's will he mi;hIi> by Solici- ;i lor I,'. A. Cooper, of Laurens, and Ii ' ol. \\ . \\ . Lumpkin, of ('? !(iinl>ia. a K very In nly is invited and a loll" coin- f; '"odious |ahh> will he arranged upnn \whit h lo .serve the picnic dinner. 1> I'll- loil-es III Newberry, Whitmire, \\ I'i1111' M??nniaiu. Peak. P..inari i, CoInmhia ami Prosperity will he repres- i. I'Uled. NEWS OF MAYBINTON. Struck By Lightning?Enjoyable Picnic-Many Pretty Girls?His- !' toric Section. M a \ Id u I on, July IS.?Mrs. MaiMiie [' 11 i-'-'in> has ret urued houie I rom vtuir ! cily alter spendiiii; several days with it. .Mis. 15. S. Hardy. J. IK lvpp>. r., and Miss ('arrie (I, I'oiejlas reiuruei! home this week from a visit lo relatives in I nion, S. (> Mcddow Wolliuy ,,r I .ceils, S. ( Law reuct* Welch, t'laudc Cain and |j Paul Hardy were visitiny al \V. I). Hardy's Sunday. Miss Sallie ('oleniau. of I'Vaster- ' villc. S. is on a vi.-il lo Misses j DaUy and Ifena Whitney. Mrs. Sallie I ownseml. ol' I'nion. is i( visit iny at tin- Dou'_rlas homo. Mr. J. ! :. Si one and family from |( near your city are visiting at llie i""ie i !' .1. T. I'.isoii, Mrs. Slime's l a 1 her . Dr. Mary Lyles Sims, of Cnion, is \isiiin:; relatives here. The doctor << -p-'ii! !ier girlhood d:*y> here. Slit* | praci ices ()s| eopat hy. Mr. Sims I rby has relurned I'rum a visit lo relatives in Laurens. Mi>s Daisy Whitney returned home oie.e days past from collect*. to the n deliuht of her many friends. 11 Mi-s Joe ( aid well, one of (lie most ^ "opnhir M'irl> of this county, is visit- *' Miss Mary Hardy this week. Miss * J*?' has maiiv admirers over here as 1 well as at colh"_*'t*. ?' (Juile a crow d ill tended (lie picnic 11 here on the 1 lith. As there was so nuch lain there was only one yamo o| hall played, two sanies heim*- hook- x ''d lor the occasion. v I C. Lison had had luck with one of ' j his mules during the few days past. x j Mi>st?s 1 la 11 it* and Lucile Wocbuck " | ;ire expected here in a few days to " visit relal ives. I'liey are now 1 i\*i11in v Florida. ' As we are enjoying- such i?oo<| health 1 and cat fish slews we will extend to ;l you an invitation lo come over and partake ol some of the same and uive ( l his country a write-up in your pa- ' per. ( Do you know that this country has a lot of history connected with it that s would l?e surprising lo you. Why it 1 has I nruished 1111*11 ol trust from in air- '' ist rates to congressmen. Do you know " 1 hat I!;is :-ot>nlrv has i.-'-own doctors, " lawyers, preachers, teachers, repres- ' culatives, congressmen, senators, banft presidents, etc. a I here has heen some change as to v I lie crop prospect here in the last few n weeks, hut still the crop is two weeks ^ or more late. Mrs. J. C. King* was dangerously 1 hurt 011 Sunday afternoon hy a piece "I 'he piazza post ht'Hi'.:- n ruck hy ' iti'hInintr that hit the top of the house ' ami came down 011 the shed and ( knocked a piece of the post off. Mrs. ? King is slil Iconfinod to lied. Kayne, her son. was sit liny with his feet against the post when the lightning s'ruck the tip of (he house and knocked out a piece that knocked his mother senseless for five minutes. It , was several minutes before he regained consciousness. Mrs. King had just stepped in the pia/./.a from bringing one of the small children in out of (' the rain. ' t ? A. R. P. Services. There will he prenchinji- al the A. H. I', church at Kinjy'a Creek on next s Sahhath morning at II o'clock, and ^ al 4 o'clock there will he preaching al f Cannon's CreeTc. n t Smyrna Union. c W ill meet at Smyrna school house 0 Friday afternoon, July JOth at half past three o'clock. d J. S. Boozer, ' Secret n ry. THE CONTRACT LAW. advance System Cause of Trouble? Every One Now on Same Foot ing?Repeal the Lien Law. .Maybinton, S. ('.. ,fu)v ](}, < 1 l??vf just read mm nr. l!,<' situation in AI the !)( _ inninv 'H say ii:iI we had | ho I,est en,Iran nv thai existed, hnl to the ,,| ()1 ""< leu I'ariners making- advances I. ,.1" six before I lie be?'"iitraet, lav lit l. \ ;,s law in i'ni> ,il,(' 1 *?'"? ""! doors. hi i,.v <,,.in ''"""ley*- dei-i>ini| |(|,' I lli" lien law in 11?11?> \\- will |.>,i tin ,l""' ''i-bl where i: ...idil '?< . As it wj,>. a farmer who didI have money |o advance the labon i !. i" ' v -.r i|1(. yi;.n.( (..tiddn't 'n' imv; Imi' ?s it is now, it |,?|S ,,, II "? I lie same basis, and it everv will not hire his neighbor'* iborer alter lie knows thai tie ha< <;-'Uii work, u|,v Hrawloy's decision ill mii| alTeet him at all. min<l "'i't he lien law must C repealed in addition to Brawley's ension. As to the lien law. il has more (u demoralize labor than h.v other law in the statute Imok. in iv kni.wle.lire and only beneliu the w and robs (lie many. Do Vl,u |<How !.'rlv -i'" s.i|?i?ly merchants in our city who will buy a nejrro a mule, "' -"I' bnil feed. fertilizer, hnuiiy. 1 'd (doliies, all v. -1lit>iil a cent I 11ev .imi a wi' te lancer, owniiej > wn larm. can't ?et one-lliird the ite.e a.noiim of uoods, and why / P,eiu>e I he supply man is aI'raid to ha rye him fifty per cent, and lie can lar-e | lie laborer fifty per cent and ''I wluii he makes when he can't do ie land owner the same wav as the nits won t sustain him; and then " supply man is the first man to imp on lirawley and the repeal of ? lien law. Why? Why st.|f i?teiI he man that jumps on P.raw v's decision the hardest is .the ver\ in thai can't employ labor except \ advam-es and encourages him to 'iisiime hi- wa-.es by August of ||,c 'hat he is employed for. and l"'" ,1(' eotnes np and need< more 'oney. what does that farmer say? V'n ''otisumed your w a ires foi lis year, but if you will make eon net for next year, why T can advancc on what you want." I'o illustrate as an old adaue, llu ?'?i-ro has his hand i? the lion'> loulh and he has to pnll to -el it out ill llrawley has put all of our farm is. as to the labor i|iiestion. on tlx nine fool in-. Kill the !ie,i law am be labor question will be solved, am very fanner in employing labor, d, uto his neighbor as lie would hav< iin do unto him. Another addition lo the farme 1 ''"Id lie to make the v ay-ran I lav nd< i and the mayors and ma^is rules see that it is enforced. \Vh> "ii can jj-o to these towns and fin< lore h.afinu- in one day anions tin a bo ring class thai on-lit to be a k'ork than you can find out on tin "rm in three months. Why? Recausi lie vagrant law is too lenient and tin inthorities fail to enfoice what wi lave. Those in possession of the farm' ""' I manaire the labor <,uestion i hey would only .lo it and live bv tin iolden Rule. Another I him* will have to conn ;?"?u?r or later as to this labor (pies rile farmer will have t? be pai( ?gh enough prices for i!,e product: 'I his farm so (hat lie can pay a: ""'Ii for a day's work as the man., act.iter pays. Hear in mind that wi a\c two classes of labor in this stall "d we can't have a labor law tha ml discriminate and stand the tes T the courts. Therefore, this is wfr ?'laim that prices of f?rm ]n|)0' "d other labor will have to balane. ach other. To institute Tillman': Mssport system as to labor anions* tin a rniers would assist ,|u. labor qucs IO"' lo"- ?"? <?' make it a law, but i ustom anions I he emph.vers of lab f. H. Hardy. FARMERS' UNION. tally of All the Members On Jul: ^ 31 At Mt. Bethel Academy. '" the Farmers' Unions of Newborn ( ounly: '?.v apopinlment of the State Rxe idive Committee of the Farmers ii ion a rally of all t ho members o his county has been selected for Juh 1 mst. This rally will be held at Mt. Beth school house in number two town up on that date and we urge a ful em ance of all the membersliij !'um ovc,,.v part of the county. W, Iso uro-e all farmers and friends o: '?<' <'ausc to be present on that oc nsion and learn something of tin I'.K'^ts of this ornanization of ih< nrniers. Prominent speakers will ad less the people mi live subjects per lining' to lbe order. >' ii. O'Neall Ilolloway, Secretary County Union. ' * ' ' - ' V J CHILDREN'S DAY. - A Pleasant and Profitable Occasion In At Mt. Pleasant?Inspiring Services at Trinity. My special invitation tlie writer had - t lie pleasure ol a 11 eutl i n<?- tin? child- ic ron's Jay exercises ai Ml. IMeasant v< r elmrcli mi last Saturday. The uccas- ii [ i? ?i- arc Msix-Ii enjoyed nol only by i!ic children l)ii| by tho older people as ' lii At Mt. Pleasant the tw-? at Mt. I Moasant and New ||npi> , ; billed ami celebrated (ii. or. I he exercises iby the children in 1 The program prepared by !' the S. S. hoard was beautifully rendered !>y the white robed tlironi: of !j> <'hildren. A feature of the exercises was |he selection and rendering of a lew pieces of music by some of the ? children severally. I'lio .school here is small but its possibilities are yroat. a : My special request. Miss Mamve L'rom- ih s er of the Lebanon Sunday School sany M i very impressively a solo, l?\dlowiny .10 children's exercises Mr. ,Jas. l<\ |n Kpt in1.', supenintendeut of the Cen- r< ; tral Methodist S. S., at X,-wherry told Iv of the work in his school which was an inspiration to his listeners. This is Mr. Kptiny's old home. S() Mr. II. M. Henry followed in a short talk appropriate to the ..ccassion. |M I he church was decorated with .|, , suitable mottoes suyyestivo of the opportunities of children. After a nice *ln picnic ilium r the afternoon was passed in social conversation. <>n Sunday not withstanding the ||, threatening cloiuls a I a rye number of y people 'were early at Trinity. The church was crowded and many had to turn I rom the doors. The church was taste! ully decorated with evoryreous i]^ and flowers. This is a la rye school and || everybody who has ever been to Trinity knows how they siny. The variety jM o| i he exercises was made possible bv ^j such a I a rye number and by the skill with which they were trained. I Iliad intended insertiny a copy of (1( the proyram, but thai would hardly convey any adequate idea of the exercises. | here was scarcely anv respect in which they could have been improved?the children were so well trained. The recitations were all |tl spoken clearly and distinctly. The primary department was foremost in S(1 the exercises. Two little yirls scarcely f, .more than I a rye enough to walk alone 0(: apparently sany Rock of Ayes very sweetly. This small children part, was the part which was so impressive. Indeed we could see the "kingdom in p the cradle." it was an inspiration to I ',t' present. A nice collection for I needy schools was taken. After lunch , on tlu. grounds short talks were made to tlie children by Messrs. das. li. MoKit trick, 11. M. Henry and Dr. K. C. i* .loiies on the following subjects resspec!ivelv. "Learn iny and Liftiny," . "Dreams." and "Walkiny with Josus." t w 1 These children days are not for purposes of social enjoyment except 111 I iu a limited sense but are to direct j? attention to the school and its work. e They are a source of new life and a r. means of new viyor to the church. "lie shall yather the lambs in 'his R arms and carry them in his bosom." ' a t News From Excedsior. tl( y Excelsior, July IS.?We have had ||. yood rains and crops continue to grow { nicely. The corn crop at present is $ s look iny fine. w s Mrs. d. H. Kibler is visitiny her 0j diaunhter, Mrs. J. I). Stone. p Rov. J. ('. Wossiiiyor, of Little \y r, Mountain, spent a few hours with Mr. P( j Merry Livingston's family on Monday. t Mrs. R. T. Crumpton and Miss An? nie Ivinard are spending several days |,i r with relatives at Whitmire. q Mrs. J. I). Stone and children have s boon on a visit to Mr. Thomas F.pps' (l family. A letter from Mr. J .Willie Singley states they reached Iflieir home in . Texas safe and sound and thai they n enjoyed their visit to their friends sc back here in Newherry county. aJ Mrs. J. d. Singley has been con fin- sl^ od to her room for tllie past three as weeks with typhoid fever. School moving on nicely with yood attendance of pupils. ^ The farmers association will meet at the school house next Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. The farmers , union will also meet at the same place p at .'I o'clock. The president of the farmers union Mr. d. M. Schumipcrt requests that each member of the un- s' ion be on hand as business of impor- 'n taneo will come up at this meet iny. 1 It is being rumored around that } dinner at the Machman Chapel church 2 barbecue will be 50 cents. The commit- '-r( p too asks us to say this is a mistake. that dinner will be 3"> ccnts for la% dies and 40 cents for the men. \r Notice. 1,1 I will give a first class barbecue at ',f my residence on Saturday, July 27, I .vr will sell moat and hash at 12 o'clock. J. M. Counts. , t PROGRAM. A iterdenominational Sunday School U Convention of Newberry 13 County. H G Following is the |?! ??_? i-iiin ill ilii' Tn- C n111<>mj11a 1 ional Sunday school con- A Ml! inn nl' XmvbeiTy county at 1 > 11 s 11 A vim- < liut-c'ii. Iiily J.'itli ami *_?(?!h : I] First Day. Ii I ()..{() a. mi.?Sony service; devo- 2 nal exercises by Rev. .1. 'I'. Miller. (J Fnrollnieni nl' delegates. S A|?|>?>iiiiiu?r commitices. ]} Topic: The relation nl' (Ik- |?a.<(<?i* j (! I In* Sunday school, hy Rev. I). (J. ; hillips and Mr. .1. R. McKitI rick. C If? In?i*| I roni tlu> slate convent ion I ! ] I >r. W. I'!. Pelhani. ! p (Question l)o.\. p I nUM'inission. l^iirslions answered. Topic: The importance of and how teacher's moctiny should he conleted. hy Dr. (!eo. B. Croincr and r r. II. M. Henry. p Topic: The relation of the teacher the scholar outside of the class ?oni. hy Rev. J. ,7. I,on? and Prof. . <>. Counts. Second Day. 10 a. in.?Devotional exercises and ? ii- service, hy Mr. .las. F. F.ptiny. lopic: I lie teacher as a soul win r. hy Rev. B. P. Mitchell and Mr. in. c. (loyyans. I opie: I he value of the cradle roll [] Sunday school, hy Rev. R. I,. Latier and Mrs. M. A. Carlisle. Topic: I'lie home department of e Sunday school, hy .las. F. Fptiny. ppointing coniniittees and raising edges. Intermission. ' j Topic: Classifying the school, by ev. .1. F. Cast)ii ami Col. \Y. li. unt. lopic: How to reach the unreached t the school, by Rev. L. B. White and r. A. II. Kolin. q I.lection of officers. Flection of delegates to tin- state invention. Miscellaneous business. Adjournment. I Notice. All members of both Farmers Mulal and Fanners Cnioii will meet omptly at 1 o'clock at Kxcel*ior hool house on Saturday, July 20. A ill meeting is much desired and needI. Me sure and all turn out. ^ J. M. Schumpert. President. OUND?Ciold locket and chain, heart design, set in stones with photograph of young man inside. Owner can have by coniiny to this olTice and proving property and paying1 cost. S Teacher Wanted. The trustees of Hartford school ill meet on Saturday, July 13 at 3 clock p. m. for the purpose of electg a teacher. Salary .$50 per moblh. ?ssion S or 0 months. J. C. Hipp, P. M. Hawkins, p Trustees. p - t; Barbecue. h \\ e will give a first class barbecue h the residence of D. E. Ilalfacre. C >ar St. Philips church, six and a o ilf miles east of Newberry, July U. usic will be furnished by the Jolly treet band for all the young people ho desire to dance. The gun clubs * the county are ialosiinvtETA$ the county are also invited to be n ith us on that day. The public is tl mlially invited to attend, and a 2 >od dinner is guaranteed. is Admission for gentlemen. 40 cents; dies, 35 cents. p Halfacre & Kibler. TEACHER WANTED. The undersigned desire to secure a ? acher for the coming year for Broad vor school. Salary, $35 per month; iiool to run for seven months. Send >plications to any one of the under?nod trustees on or before July 24, i election will be had on that day. J. D. Crooks, Chairman. B. M, Suber, Secty. '' Pomaria, S. C., R. F. D. ^ ? __ o Barbecue. .. ? Mr. S. J. Cromer will give a first P ass barbecue at Mt. Betliol on July n I here will be some prominent leakers present on that occasion. The iblic is invited. J NOTICE. I will furnish refreshments and a >od barbecue dinner in the grove at e Little Mountain spring on Anist 2nd, 1007, for the accommoda- T >n of (lie visitors that attend the (1' owbei-ry College Reunion to lie held hi i that day. Come one and all and !' ar the good speeches and meet all a >ur friends and have a fine large w >' Respectfully, A. N. Boland. The Local Market. B [ams ^ est N. 0. Molasses 00 to ood JM. 0. Molasses .... 35 to 4fiV| lixed Chicken Food .... 90 Hj| [ay 1to 1.50 $ st Patent Flour 5.00 to 5.25^^K ml Patent Flour 4.50 to 4.7fl^B ood Ordinary Flour... .15.50 to 4.B 'of fee IJnasted J* of fee, Creen A{) to 2o'B ton Seed meal /! > 1.40 B ""'try .^t 10c. lb. E Sam Sing. 1 irst Glass Laundry Work/f Best in the South. COLLEGE STREET, Newberry, S. C. SPECIAL NOTICES. 1 CENTAWORD. jo advertisement taken for less I lan 25 cents. OR SALE OR RENT?Two good I milch cows. Apply at Herald and I Xcnvs ollice. UST RECEIVED a fresh shipment I of breakfast Roe, also fresh Hue I of cakes and crackers. Phone us I your orders early. Phone 205. Hayes and Co. * rREENWOOD LUMBER and Bob- | bin Mfg. Co... Greenwood, S. C. 1 Manufacturers of doovs, sash, I blinds, flooring, coiling, mouldings, 1 etc. Mill work a specialty. I JEFORE BUYING or selling a farm I or any property, write The Carolina I Realty and Trust Company, Bishopville, S. C. ?1 tf 2taw. 'OR SALE?Thirty or forty thous-^B| and feet yellow pine ceiling an flooring, ready to put up, per thousand feet f. o. b. Leesvil^Hli S. C. Bill around, framing siz^p?f / $15.50 per 1000. ik Leesville Lumber Co., pin Leesville. S. C. Mfj WANTED. fl I A teacher for the Beth Eden schoolRi ( alary $30 per month. %/ S. A. Jeter, chairman. m T. B. Carlisle. ? J. B. Dominiek, B Trustees. H Barbccue?Clay Pigeon Shott. /T Barbecue and clay pigeon shoot at i. B. Leitzsey's, Thursday, July 25. 'BP .verybody shoots but mother. Twen- ,B^ \*-five shots entry $1.00 of which alf will be divided in prizes for two ighest scores. All members of Gun lub Teams will shoot in 1st class, all thers in 2nd class. B. B. Leitzsey. T'-'. M. Brown. Barbecue at Mollohon Mills. Messrs M. M. Mills and N. Y. Penis will s?ive a first class barbecue at ie Mollohon mill on Saturday, July f). A first-class 'cue in every respect '' : > guaranteed. 'OUR ROOMS FOR RENT Over Candy Kitchen and Salter's Studio. Apply to Mrs. Rebecca Paysinaer. 'R. G. R. HARDING will be in his office at Newberry Mondays, Fri- J davs. and Saturdays, until further ' notice. His health is so much im- A proved that be can attend to all dentnl work painless. ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING. M Notice is hereby given that a meet-' ig of the citizens of Newberry school istriot will be hold in the court house I ti Tuesday. July 30, 1000, at 10 'clock a. m., to hear the annual re- 1 ort of the trustees of the NewbelVPfjJ^ raded Schools for the year cnded^^B unc 1st, 1007. ^H| F. N. Martin, . M. Davis, Chairman. B Secretary. Barbecue. 9H6 The undersigned will give a firstB ass barbecue at Jolly Street onfl lmrsday, August 8. This is a mostB elightful place for a 'cue and evcry-B ody is invited to come and enjo>B io day. A good dinner will be serveB I 40 cents for men and 35 cents fofl A. C. Richardson. V T. B. Richardson. B , B