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PURELY PERSONAL. The Movements of Many People Ncwberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. Miss \\ liilc went to (" 11; 11 | > (' 11 < III rday Id spend ;i lew Weeks wit i < relatives (lien ;iiitl .11 Vauirhnville. Alt'. \\ , ,\f. Shelly. >(' 'liniiiii'.'liarii. A In ha ma. is visit iiiu !: i s |i;ireiil>. Miss Willie M. Riser |e|'| Krid;iV for S iiliv.in's I-l:niil. Miss Miiuuie M nver. of Oxford. N. ( .. and Mr. !Ji?1 ii rl ('. Thrower, of New Yn'li. ;ire visiiiiiM ;,t |>,. ) Villain '-. Mi-- Ruby ! In|!i.\v:ty will enter!,lin t Iie I ?ac!I'11 >1' d aid- 11i i - a 11 ci'lloon ;i | o'clock. Mr. '? 11:i \Y. Kavhardt. of |]ie N'ew)>en \ Observer. :?11 m<I1 the |*,?,i I ? ; iM?I I?:iill us ;i vi.-it Mr. Kjirhardt served ;|S m.'IVor "I his several terms iiinl made a rnltlinr yn"d chief "Xecntiv".. A !ld '' i'SI hi 11 j, 11, Mr. I.. I'ills, president id' the hx'vl-ior I'ire e<>Mi11;iny. Xewherrv. al'ended |lu' Tourney and was ,i wel come visitor t > this oll'ice.?Anderson Mail. Mr. I-. I-, W liilden. a I'romiiieiit >nndav School worker, ft' Columbia. *>11 a! lend the sessions ol' the countv ninI:i\ School convent ion at Bush ivcr i Ii ii reli this week. Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. |'lackwelder I" :?ve tin- u ee|< for < 'olleol d. X. ( '. Mr-. I'lack \m hler wili spend several weeks with relatives. I III' l.adii - Aid -ocicty of the t Iniirn ot the IfcilccuiiT will meet with Mrs .1. II. Sutniner this alteriif.i' al o 'clock. I lie Ifev. |). (i. Phillip. \\i|| conduct prayer meeii'C! at t lie Kir-t I ?a| ! ist church oil Wednesday eveniicj. Mrs. ! '. If. I I unt er will leave t his W'e"k I'-.c 11 i,,|er-oii\ i 11 e. N. twhere s'.ie will spend -cvelal week-. M r.-. K a' e ( > ! d 1 a ml da infill ors. M i -I'- Marie and Kathleen, are visit1IIV at ! he lloiile of M ! -. ( > 'I >o 1111 el I's nephew . ( ',.1. (". .1. i "II reel I. Ml'-. < o|e. I,. lilea-e. of XewlielTV. spent yesterday in the city. -Anderson Mail. .Inly IS. I lie Rev. (leo, A. \Vri'_*hl left veslerday tor Sumter county where lie will conduct a series of religious meetui'.'s. lie will return to Xcwherrv on Saturday, and will^oecupv his pulpit in the Kirs I Baptist church, as usual on next Sunday morninif. Miss Kllen Workman, of Kinards, spent a lew days last week wit.h Mrs. W. K. Kwait. Miss Julia Schumpert, of Prosperity, is visitinji' Mrs. 1). M. Ward and other relatives in the city. Mr. .John I j. Stokes, ol Whitinire, was in Mm city on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. If. H. Wright and Miss Sarah Houseal have returned "from the exposition. Mr. and Mrs. |'. J. Haves returned I rojn the exposition on Wednesdav. Mr. .1. I j. Powell, of (fed Springs. "N. ( .. is clerk at The Xewberrv. Miss Henry, of Aliheville. is visitiim Mi-s l.ois Co-vans. Miss Louise llrow n i- vi-iiinif relative i 'i Aiider-on and I'end id on. Mis- ' i; el I'.nwers re|iiii:ed ,.n Satnid.i\ ' . t > i i . i w iiere -he la - I II l ! ; . \ | - > 1 , 1 ' ' I'li'iian 11 .iri.e,l on S,niday t'roiu Mtillin-. M A. I . | Ii io\ n has ret urneil I !' 'Ill t !!l'!!!> Spi iie.'-. Mi-s Helen N11 ': h i- vi-i(iii_r ir: Senera. Mr. and Mr-. ( W. |.";n,| u-;|| j,..,V<1 l hi- week !' r Xew Vi.rk on a pYa-ii re t rip. Talked on Missions. Mi-. .1. \\ . Huuihert. correspondiii'.' secretary ol the Woman's Missionarv society of South Carolina, delivered ifi address a! Kbcnc/er al 1 I . 'clock ii Sunday morninif and at l.ehanon M I Ylot k on Sunday afternoon. Missions was the -uhieet of both ;l.| dic--e-, I ne work in Ciiina, Korea. Brazil. Mexico. Cuha. and the Indian territory wa- reviewed. and Mrs. Humbert spoke with pride of the success which the effort.- ot' those enyfay ed iu the if re at work are mectuiir throughout the world At both ehnrehes Mrs. Huuihert had larve conifrevations. who en.joyed her talks sei\ much, and she had the promise < >1 more members for th" missioimtw society and ol more subscribers for the missionary literature, fioo.1 collections were taken in ea.-h instance. Married. ^Married on duly IS at f> p. m., at Mn? residence of Mr. 1). B. Werts. near Dead Fall, Rev. Robert L. Latimer nnd Mrs. Lillian Hunt. Mr. Latimer is the popular pastor of Smyrna Presbyterian church, of !his county. Mrs. TTnul is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I). B. Werts. Tlie ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. 11. Best, pastor of the bride, in the presence of the immediate family and few friends. \ . / * * / ' f " > It , . . (ft SUPERINTENDENT CHOSEN. i Mr. H. W. Schumpert to Havo Charge of Water Works and Lighting Plant. Al a meet ini;' of tin* commissioners "I' it* works, lie Id vest erday 111 111i11m". Mr. I!. _ Schtimpcrl was elected superintendent of (lie elect lie I'."hi and water plant of Xewberrv, !< succeed Superintendent I*'. M. Iwhose resignation was tendered some lime a,no. Mr. Schumpert is now at Sehenectady, X. Y., but w ill ret urn l<> Newberry immediately. Superintend)! I'oyd will serve until tin- en.I i?|' tlii- mouth, when the oiljee will !)? turned over In Mr. Schuinpci I. Mr. Srliiiin|>ert i< a son .| Mr. .1. I'Yrd Si*1,1111j| rl. .if tin- I'lopia sce'io;: "I t'ii> enmity. lie is a technical radnatc id ( Icnisou college and lias had practical experience in the handling nl all sorts id electrical apparatus manufactured by the (Jeiieral Kledric conipnay of Sehencetadv, X. ,1 .. where for the past year he has been employed as a tester and inspector of iheir apparatus. Mr. Schumpert will take charsre of the ollice thoroiiv.hly (|iialified for the disc 11.".rye of its important duties. " >d his many friends here and < I hnnejliotit 111 state fee] niitcli urati: cat ion in his elect ion. I j - Man and Woman Arrested, i Sneriil l>itId yesterday morniiiv: I arrested Jim Mill and l.ueila Ijccder. i "ii warrant sworn out by .1. A. Doniinick and i-siied by MayMrale \V. ('. , | Sii'jh. ||i(. offence chai'jed. il is ali !? _ i I. bciiij ci in i hi i 11 rd near Kinards. , l'"iu i In- parties were arres|(>d in New he> iy. tl-c Mian bei.i- taken from the ( \. A. I., railroa ' r;in,?. Thev I were both 11 *_ ? .! in i I,- Xewberrv jail. O'Neall Loclke K. of P. A i'"-! ill a r tin.; of () 'Xeall lodne. X" l.ii. l\niuh's of Pythias, will be held in the |?.-d Men's l?all oil Wednesday evening, at S o'clock. Important hu.-iness >s to be transacted, and I il i-. earnestlv desire I tha! there shall ) be a lull attendance of all the inemi hers. I Barbecue and Clay Pigeon Shoot. Messrs. Ii. Ii. licitzsev and Jos. M. I H row n will oive a barbecue a I li. Ii. 1 Leil/.sey's on Thursday, July 2."). One of. the features of the day will be the clay pi,i>eon shoot. The. entrance fee for twenty-five shots will be one dollar, of which halt will be divided in prizes for the two highest scores. All members of the ami club teams will shoot in first class, all others in second class. A In rye crowd and a ijood dinner, and an altogether enjoyable day are expected. The score between the St. Phillips | and Xewherry yun clubs is now very j close, and Whiltnire, which led the j teams in the shoot last season has not j : a ken pari in the shoots ibis summer, . '' will be present nil Ih.s occasion. Educational Rally. A :i id ma i ion i ally will Jie held al ' ' i?..t o'i I* i:il:i\. August proiuiu"! peakei.- !ia\c beet) invited t< be ' '- HI and l>. deliver addresses on ; "ducal loiial -Mbjerts. | A barbecue will be Mimi-hed bv I Mr. \V. I. 11crhcrt ! - CONFEDERATE VETERANS. j Meetings To Be Held Throughout County on July 27 to Elect Township Representatives. ' I lie t on I edcraI e veterans are rej iiue>tcd io meet in their respective i lowu>liip> on Saturday, Julv 27. to I elect a tow nship representative. The ! township representatives will meet in I I he auditor's ollice ..n the first Moni das in September in elect a pension j board foi the year l!?OS. The meet inns in the various towni ships will he held as follows: lownship X'o. I. Council ('hnmfcter, i J nl\ 2/, al i o clock p. m. , Township Xo. 2. Mi. Itethel. July | 27, :i p. m. Town-hip Xo. Mt. Pleasant, July | 27, :\ p. m. j lownsliip Xo. |. Whit-mire, July 27, jp. m. , Township Xo. .Jalapa. July 27,. !i i P- m. Township Xo. (i. Longshore, July j 27. p. m. | lownsliip Xo. 7. Chappclls, July 27, i p. in. Township Xo. 8. Utopia, July 27, :i p. m. township X'o. Prosperitv, Julv ! 27. p. m. Township Xo. 10. Si. Paul's, July i 21, p. m. lownsliip Xo. 11. Pomaria, July 27. > p. m. W. (!. Peterson, Chairman 0. P. li. J I THE DISPENSARY PETITIONS. They Are Being Compared With the Books of Registration?Decision To Be Announced. The won; of comparing the names < m tlie sill. i,>- as!-: . i'or Ii. n nil i lie .-..Hilly ilis|V!-sary <|uestio ? w?ih lit- !).i.?l>s ot' registration, has '':'""n, ? Supervisor Wick, r stai I yesteiday morning f.hat in (lie nex; two or three .lays it would be ascerlaincil whether or not there were a >n'iii-ieiit number ol* names on the p.I !ions unler tile t;l??i.*ii??u. Tile law provides thai upon (he petition of one. .lonrth ol I he ipialified electors of the conn'; i!:e election shall <>e onl .ed hy the supervisor. The names on I lie petitions have been arranged alpha. heiic.-l v : r ;o r. j.iU,. tItem 1' 'iijinil's (,ii |;e 1m> d<< i ; 11i ~tfi'lii'i. 1 i.* h'ii'k comparing the names is somewhat ledisus, hut must he done before the supervisor may tlike aei o'i. The Hotel Union. The following in reference to the change in management in the Hotel I nioii, at t nion, is from the I'nion Times: Messrs. W. A. Jamieson an.I Son "n-1; ehar-je of |(.,|el Tnion on July l-'lh. I lie hotel will be remodeled, a lew ran:" and refrigerator having already been installed, and oiler improvements will be made as soon as po^ibl... 'file ui w proprietors of tin* hotel t: in Newlwrrv. wher; Mr. W. A. lainieson, t!u? senior member of the . c:!! continue to run Hie X.ul>..riy hotel. Mr. \\ . A. damicson, dr., will lie in ' ar'.'e n| the Motel I nion. lie i-. a younvr man of fine ability and has !iad \eaf< < I experience in tin- hotel bu-iness. | lie Times extends w.dcome and ?od wishes. Taylor Granted Bail. Taylor, the young man who killed hi< lather in Saluda county some lime ago, was granted bail by Judge l?. C. Watts, in the sum of $1,000. Mi. Daniel, ol (he Saluda bar, appeared before Judge Walls at Greenwood with the petition. Shoot at St. Phillips. A pleasant day was spent at St. Phillips on Thursday, the occasion being a barbecue and a shoot by the gun clubs. Following arc the scores made by the participants in the shoot : Newberry. Singles. Doubles. R. C. Perry 11 ft I. M. Ward 11 7 Jno. C. Ooggans, Jr. 12 7 C. D. Weeks ft 7 T. Q. Boozer 11 ft 53 37 St. Phillips. <U Huff 14 7 duo. T. Oxner 10 ft W . T .Dicker! ! 1 5 II. N. KulV 1:5 3 (V II. 1 .atie 10 ft "?? 31 Rutherford. d. I.. Keilt 12 I. I). Na,:ce 12 1 L. Lcitzsey 10 ft dohnnie Nraneo f> 5 S. d. 1). Price 12 f> f?l 2d Barbecue at Bachman Chapel. Don.'t forget the time; next Friday. tne 2(ith, is the day when the members of Bachman Chapel church will teed !he hungry. Tie' people in Ibis vicinity need no recommendation as good cooks. They have ! in sine.established this fad. The profits of ill.' day will go for the b"nefit of the clnrch. So come right along and get a rood barbecue dinner. :,nd refreslinunl> o! various kinds. Meet your h .ends. c;.,j?>y the day, ..ml 11 c 1 p the church. T. J. W. West End Defeats Olii.ton. In an exciting game here on Saturday afternoon the We?t I'm! team o! i^iis city deleated the (Minton teaari by a score of to 2. The feature ol II'.e game was the hat tine l>v Shcaley. Bait cries: West Knd. Simpson and Shea ley; Clinton, Denton and Moss, l iupire,. Hardeman. Scorer. Danielson. Simpson yielded four hils and Denton yielded nine. TEACHER WANTED. I he .patrons will meet at Smyrna School House August !), at 4 p. in. for the purpose of electing teacher. Term 7 or S months. tb?,d salary for good lonelier. Applications received by J. S. Boozer, (loo. P. Boozer. Trustees. K, V. D. No. 1. AT EBENEZER. Children's Day Appropriately Obser\ ed?Address By tho Rev. D. G. Phillips. ( hildren > day was observed a Kbenezer on last Saturday. Prompt ly a) 1!).."?{) the children formed i line imi side tlio church and man-lie in and took their places within th chanced and sang the so 11*4 of greetin with life and energy. The recitation by the children which followed wei very nicely rendered. The sinyiny b the choir was spirited and lively. A the request of th.* suporinio'i.hinl Mi>s Wecter Summer, of Cenlm .Methodist Sunday school, sang a .->?! much to the delight of her friends o the school (d which she had formcrl, heen a member. I^ast hut not least wn> the a.hires by the Kev. Mr. Phillips, pastor o Thompson St. A. If. P. church. Mi Phillips began with some pleasantrie about a "short and sweet'' talk whirl completely captivalted the large and ience. His humor provoked lauyhto and good will with evervbod.v. Hi made some remarks to .the childrci about the filth commandment an* then directed his talk to the parent: in an effort to impress upon them tin importance of ihcir rearing the litth ones ariuht. lie touched upon sonu vital points in ;i practical way. Tin address was a gem, repleU with iuci ideal and amvdi |c. For f>rlv miiin ! tes lie held I he attention of his hear crs ami they would not only liavi been glad for him to nil'; longer bu were surprised to know that lie hat already i-ecupicd as loin, a time a: A I! er lunch <. 11 the ; rounds till j afternoon was pa.-ed ir soeial inter I c? MU'se. A Visit to Whitmire. i I iic follow ing i> by the |\Yv. .1. \Y j \\ oil iny, I). I in I lie Soul hen | ('hri-tiau Advocate: In obedience to an invitation o our pastor, 1 hastened down Iron tile breezy height of the Land of thSky to preach at Whitmire. I reach ed there to liiul the pastor devoid of; wile as Mrs. Speer had for a niotill been absent on a visit to relative* and though expected had not arrived So with the pastor at this time in sucl a "frame of mind" T accepted th kind invitation to the 1 a rye and com fort able home of Mr. Morrow, where found a generous hospitality. IIow ever, my stay at this home was brie as I was soon sought by my kinsman Mr. William Coleman, the son of th most noble and yencrous lawman o our South Carolina Methodism, Col Kobt. C. Coleman. His wife also wa a Coleman brought up on the bank of the beautiful French Broad jus a few miles from Asheville, Whitmire has greatly grown sine I was there twelve years ayo. A lang cotton mill has increased the popnla tion and added greatly So the busi nes< movement. A new (liurch. Iari? er and better, has replaced the oli one. and a very nice parsonage is no\ hilly paid for, and in good conditioi Whitmire has grown but the sni rounding country, wliich in other day? nad .t j :i o? j icrous ami cultured popn latis-ii. i> now almost abandoned. Th j (arms aie now tinned over lo the en j ored people who as renters occupy th territory. \ ery soon, as i: now seem, some of the churches in -the rum parts must be abandoned, Sunday, the 7th of .Inly, was summer day such as would do hoim lo ( eiitral Africa or the Amazon va ley. Still the friends of Whitmire di not fail to come. At. the morning lion there assembled a fine eongrogalio and I snake to them about some ui j answered questions of the llible. A the dese of the services T met a nun her of friends of my former vi-i '*1 ' ! tlie pleasures of the hour wa j to i: :d isi the congregation m>- br<>tl er. ( apt. John (5. Wolliny, who ha , ' "e ' vei* from Leeds. S. to h .>it!i us and. thus brnig ahonl our firmeeting for a number of vears. Sue is life, a chance meeting, and often happens that Miihlren of the sum home get separated never to met 1 atiain. #l lie Sunday school met in the aftei noon and had a good attendance, .-poke a few words to the young peopi about some natural wonders of Br: zil. and of the Ciospel work in th; 1 country. At ~> o'clock we had a mi ?-i ing for men only and about all th men of (he town came together an I we had for all hour a heart to heai talk. The religion of Christ is fn men and 1 delight to offer it to then Today the laymen must take chary of the forward movement in th Church, and they are showing them selves able and willing to do it. Tho services at night closed the da by a lecture on Brazil and an olTerin for the cause. The p:*. P r. Ifev. I'oter Speer, seems |o have his work we! or.au'/.cd. The member* are In-lji my. :?nd there is promise for a gooi ye: at Whit mire. THE MASONIC PICNIC. r- Arrangements Completed Tor Entertainment of the Masons and Their Friends. ' I l"?n ihe invitati?ui of Prosperity - lodue. liu* ;i 11 mull picnic ,?f t|u? Masu "nic Indues of Newberry county will d be ! ! !.|-iii ItrownV near the e residence ol' Mr. II. ('. Moseiey and y Mi*. <iuor_te I). Ilrr-wn, on Thursdav, is Jn!v 2"?. The arrangements for the e day have been left hugely to the v I'ommitfee of Prosperity lodge. and I the work which this committee has !. dmie promises to make the picnic the i! !;ii and innst enjoyable .Masonic " picnic yet held in Newberry count v. I .\dilre.^<es will he made by Solici> lor li. A. Cooper, of Laurens, and ( < !. \\ . \\ . Lumpkin, of Columbia. s l?! I !i "I lliese gentlemen a,-e prominI (Mil Masons and entertaining speak'. ers. s l''i'ee transportation to and from It the grounds to Prosperity will be arranged lor all who have no way of ' their own to <>et to the picnic. L* ll is probable that many of those i who will no from Newberry will <?o I down to Prosperity on Thursday * morning on the Columbia. Newberry i' an.I Laurens train, leaviu" Newberry 1 ;it ^.17 in the morning, and returning ' to Newberry at 7.2.~> in the afternoon. An extra coach will l>c carried by this (rain for the accommodation of the Masons, and it is desired b\' those in - charge that Newberry shall be larye' l.v repres( tiled. I'l'e lodges at Newberry. Whitmirc. ' LiMle Mountain. I'eak. Poniaria. Coluiubia and Prosperity will l>e represented jinn li;; those at the picnic. .!! occasion pr?.'ini<es to l>o tlior-j , ouu'ily enjoyable. NOTICE. WIIKWKAS Sarah W. Calmes. as! Cnanlian for .lames I-'. Calme.-. lohn j 1 Wise Calmes and K. N. Calmes, mill-1 ors, has tiled her Petition in this! ' I ourt asking to be allowed to account 1 for her actings and doings as Cuarl> dian for said minors and that she be discharged as such Guardian. NOW TilKliIvFOHK notice is giv' en to the creditors of said minors \? and all other persons interested that ' a hearing on said petition will be had ' by the undersigned on Wednesday, 0 August 21st, 1007, at eleven o'clock - A. M. ' F. M. Schumpert, - Probate Judge for Newberrv Count v. E July 10th, 1007. '? ltaw-f-30-dys. e f ?? L NOTICE OF ELECTION. ^ In consideration of a petition sufs liciently signed by the freeholders and t electors of Excelsior school district ^T?- ?i asking for an election to or-! e ganize a high school in connection e with the Prosperity school district No. _ 14, as provided for by a recent Act of the legislature. _ An election will be held at Excelsior school house Saturday, July 27. rev ginning at S a. m., and closing at 4 i. P- m.. under the supervision of the ._ district board of trustees of said distnet. Those favoring the proposition ! will vote " I'nr High School." those ( I opposing will vote " Against High l_ School." Resist ration certificate and r :ax" recepit are requirements of electors to vote. (1 j J. S. Wheeler, E. O. Counts, a Co. Bd. Education. r ~ ~ ~? I- FOUND?Cold locket and chain. 1 heart design, set in stones with ir photograph ol young man inside, n Owner can have by coming to this i- office and proving property and t paying cost. TEACHER WANTED. I he undeisigned desire to secure a 1 teacher for the coming year for Broad ^ river school. Salary, *.rr> j>er month: ^ scnoul to run for seven months. Seiul N applications to any one of the under1 signed trustees on or before July 24, as election will be had on that day. _l( J. D. Crooks, Chairman. B. M. Snber. Secty. "j Poniaria, S. C., R. F. D. NOTICE. I will furnish refreshments and a , .rood barbecue dinner in the grove at (l the Little Mountain spring on Au2nd. 1007, for the accommodalion of the visitors that attend the ir Newberry College Reunion to be held , on that day. Come one and all and (1 hear the good speeches and meet all 0 your friends and have a fine large i- -lay- J Respectfully, A. N. Roland. g I HAVE REOPENED MY GROCERY slore in Main street. New and fresh II uv-'tds. Will 'do pleased to have my ' friends call. Better prepared than i! over to serve them. Mrs. A. C. Thomason. The Local Markoi. Meat v ioM Best Lard Best N. 0. Molasses (iO toW Good M. 0. Molasses .... 35 to Corn gX Meal .. 85 V Mixed Chicken .Food .... i)0 av HttJ' 1.35 to 1.50 1st Patent Flour 5.00 to 5.25? 2nd Patent Flour 4.50 to 4.75^| Good Ordinary Flour 3.50 to 4.0tJ| Coffee Rousted / 15 la Coffee, Green l^/to 2q II meal .. '' ' 'J 2 40 V SPKC1AL /NOTICE^ ft I CENT A WORD. No advertisement taken for less I than 25 cents. s ' THOSE MUSLINS, t.imhU.~'l?7s 1 Jjc, ami Oxfords, Straw llau Summer Coats an,I ;,|| f??( s ale 8,1,1 -Willi' i*l very, verv low pnees at "*' Woo ten's. V&A \jisses Adams, of Xewberry, Mi<s \\ alters, of Florida, and .Miss Mamv> 111 miner attended a honse party at j Jhs.s \ iolrt Adams' last week. FOR SALE OR RENT?Two y0o,l V1 r!'us- Ai>i>Jy at Herald and News ofTiee. JUST REOEIVi^T7^rs?ipiMllt Ol breakfast Hoc, also fresh line cakes and crackers. Phone us h> your orders early. Phone 205. SI Hayes and Co. | Bob* f in Mfir. Co.,. Greenwood, S C f Manufacturers of doors, sash' I blinds, flooring, ceiling, moulding etc. Mill work a specialty. B^?RE buying^,~ a fann or any property, write The Carolin. Realty and Trust Company, tf 2tnw. Bishopville, S. C. FandS^f_nh"'ty -0'' f?"ty tll0"9? and foot yellow pine ceiling anfil flooring, ready to put up, $17 0WF per thousand feet f. o. b. Leesviile/^ ?i^'n ,lr?"n<1' framing sized, J <7>lo..:>0 per 1000. f| Leesville Lumber Co., M Leesville, S.'c. I WANTED. \ Satrv"? f?r "'C Be"' Eden scll??'- I oaiaiy jpjo per month. S. A. Jeter, chairman I T. B. Carlisle. ^ J. B. Dominick. j Trustees. W , Barbecue Clay Pigeon Shott. I boot at 1 ! I'vr.,'1-' 7 Ty *' 1 -lulv 2". I i,:! . ' '"'I unit her. 'I wen- I 11," "if win''l!"u '!'< ? *' <"> of which I j " v" 1,1 for two ! ]", T " members of Gun l ib cam* wdl it c(lHS, nll others ip 2nd class. B. B. T.oit/.sev. L>?. M. Brown. ' VR. G. R. HARDING wilj'he in ,? < | dice at X(jwl,errv Mondays, Fri- , ; n"'. until "f^ber j 15 l,Pa',h is so much im! "oyed that he ran attend to all dental work painless. j annual school meeting ,.,.1.00 i^'foby uivon ,]m, a IL'triot ''"..V"";"*, ;'r N'-wborry .ohool !' will ho In-ld o,P court bouse ''"ly :i"' 1n0?. >' 1" i nnrt " P M "l0 anm,al re- \ ' " "f nistoos of ll.o Newberry * V ''^ for I bo voar on, ed \ Tune 1st. 1007. ' \ j \r n . Martin, -M. Davis. pi,?: ' See,-clary. Barbecue. iJs0?o!!iiorsi':n'>'' lvi" ?? ? ? M v lass barbecue af Jolly Street on fl 1 luirsday, Aif'usl 9 ti ^1 deligli(fni place for n V V m08t I ii . 'a cue and everv- 1^1 'C dav rU1 Onmo ""joy I atVn oonl/r ",<T wi" 1)0 M,'vwl I women ^ """ """ 35 ? ?? tor A. C. Richardson. T. B. Richard-son. Ir.,^y w,tNT,-A nice mii'' ""?ko, 8 1 1 ?'?. HoKinley 5c. oi Co 1["ml|?'u Drug | j " ''""c ^fountain, S. ('. ' m