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^ TO PREVENT DISEASE. A Don't Forgot the Meoting and Address of Dr. 0. T. Wyche on This Subject. Attention is called again to the meeting of the County Medical Society at Now berry on Friday, August 'J. These meetings are held in I Newberry at 9 o'clock in the morning.! This meeting, as already stated, will be a public meeting and will be held in tin looms of the Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Wyche, of Prosperity, will read j a paper on the prevention of dis-, ease and all the ladies, especially the' house keepers, are invited to attend ! and hear what Dr. Wyche has to say on this subject. It is a very importtaut subject and one that concerns all of us. Dr. Wyche is competent to 1 give some good advice along this line, especially since he has given the subject very particular study during the last several years. Remember that the meeting will be i held in the rooms of the Chamber of I Commerce on Friday morning at 9 i o'clock and that it is a public meet-! ing and that the ladies are especially | invited to be present. Dr. Wyche will treat particularly of the means to prevent typhoid fev er, tuberculosis and malaria fever. KING'S CREEK GRAVEYARD. Importance of Giving it Attention? Those Interested Requested to Meet. The graveyard at King's Creek needs attention badly and at once. All persons having loved ones buried there are insisted upon to be present or have a representative on hand cariy Tuesday morning, August 13th. There are so few of us why try to keep the yard clean that it has become quite a task and unless there is more help we will bo forced to attend our own graves and leave the others to the weeds and shrubbery. Every grave ought to be designated in some durable way?with at least, the date of birth, death, the son or daughter and the husband or wife as its inscription. This is important historically and gcualogically Two years ago I had occasion to look up some records for the South Carolina college and my last resort was the monumental inscription in King's Creek graveyard. W. C. Brown. > Death of Mr. W. B. Franklin. Mr. \Y. B. Franklin died suddenly at his home in No. 2 township yesterday about 3 o'clock. Mr. Franklin was about seventy years of age. lie was a brave Confederate soldier, a member of Company B, 1st South Carolina regiment, McGowan's Brigade, A. P. Hill's corps. Mr. Franklin always attended the state and general reunions of the Confederate veterans and enjoyed these annual gatherings very much. He was the father of Policeman H. IT. Franklin and W. B. Franklin, of West End. Tt is probable that burial will be had at Hosemont today, where his wife is buried. One by one the gray line, that is left, is being cut down, and soon all of the Confederate veterans will have answered their last roll call. A Sunday Marriage. On last Sunday afternoon at. 6 o'clock there was a happy marriage at the Baptist parsonage. The contracting parties were Miss Bessie Sligh, of W*hit mire, and Mr. P. C. Ferguson, of .Talapa, S. C. Miss Sligh made her home a1 Whitmi rc with an aunt and was on a visit to her father, Mr. Sligh, who owns lie Sheppard place near Dyson. Mr. Ferguson came to Ninety Six Saturday evening and went out to the Sligh home Sunday m ?"'ing. That afterno. : , the young cuple decided to take a drive, no'. >\ ithc landing the fact that it was raining. About 6 o'clock they drove to the parsonage, where 1,'ev E. A. McDowell uvlted the two in marriage.. The vonng eonple have our best wishes.?Ninety Six Star. Inly 31. St. Paul's Items. Preaching every first and third Sunday nt 11 o'clock a. m. Mr. E. M. Shealy is superintendent of our Sunday school. Rev. T. B. Epting will lill Pastor Sligh's pulpil tomorrow, - Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. T. B. Epting, Mrs. Schiling and little Dorothy, of Slimier. are visiting the home of Mr. L. T. I Opt ing. Mrs. T. II. Wedenian is again with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Epting. having gone with her husband to Baltimore to attend the College o! Physicians and Surgeons the past session. Dr. Wedeman will be home I September 1st. i Mr. I,. I. Epting had the misfortune to get his leg broken, which was very I painful. Mr. Epting hns been resting very well since the setting of the ly limb by Dr. Z. T. Penner, of Pomaria. co Mr. Lpting is now at home to his inemls. p/ Mr. T. J. Wilson is seeing to the loads and bridges in this community having a new rock culvert put in where the terra cotta gave way by recent heavy rains. Culverts made of rock and properly put in will last for generations. REAL ESTATE / FOR SA 15 to 20 shares National Ba 0 to 10 shares Land and See 10 shares Mollolion Mfg. Co 43- Eight room residence with outbi convenient to the business portion of t 46. Nine-room residence in Brooklyi 47. New six-room residence on Har; cated to the business portion of the toy 50. One lot adjoining residence of M neighborhood. 51. Plantation one mile from Silver I 276 acres in cultivation, 60 acres sma and two 3-room houses. This is a goc 52. Six-room house and about aci store. This is a very nice cottage. 53- Seven-room residence with aboi outbuildings in High Point. Tins resi be built foi much less than the price o 55- Four-room cottage on Harringt new Court House. 56, 57, 1 wo lots 011 Main street, oul 59- Three nice neyv rooms for rent o Come and let us have a talk face to I Estate I have for sale. J. "The Man Be Capital $50,000.00 Deposits $32THE C3MMER of Newberr; TO BRina: an emergency you may i The Commer Is prepared to loan reasonable sur at legal rates. If you need money or for other purposes come to the positors of course receive the pref Interest Paid in Savi "The Bank for yc JNO. M. KINARD, Pres. J Y. MoFALL We Lend TC Buy H We provide easy terms We enable borrowers t in Monthly Installments, allowed to meet obligatio It is cheaper than payin to save money to buy a h Contract. If you want to save moi take a SSecurity Contract. Call on A. J. Gibson, As Treasurer, at office, corn streets, next door to Cop SECURITY LOAN AND THE HERALD Aj Government by injunction was .baddamaged in the North Carolina | llision. )R SALE?A line Saluda County farm ISO acres; seventy five cleared, balance woods. Will cut 150,000 feet lumber.Good five room Jwelling, d tenant and necessary outbouses. For particulars write S. B. Holley, Leesville, S. C. ^ND STOCKS. LE. i ?k stock. urity Company stock. nipany stock. likliugs on Boundary street, very ' lie city. i. ringtail street, conveniently lovn. r. W. F. Exvart, a very desirable ( Street, containing 337 acre* land, ill timber, 3 two-room houses. 1 >d grade of land. re land ntar Mr. J. A. Semi's'1 :it 2^ acres of land and several idence and outbuildings cannot 1 (this piece of property. 011 Street. This is very near the ; in front of Mr. Reighley's. ver store 011 Main street. face about other valuable Real A. BURTON, tween" the Seller and Buyer. Surplus$54,924.33 1,552.84. y, S. C., B OVER. need a little money. cial Bank ns on acceptable collateral to pay or discount your bills bank and talk it over. Deerence. - C2. ngs Department. >ur Savings." O. B. MAYER, Vice-Pres. . Cashier. ! Money i omes! t of payment, o accumulate a fund on which interest is 'ns at maturity. g rent. If you want ome take a Security ney for any purpose It pays. jstant Secretary and er Boyce nd Adams eland Brothers. INVESTMENT CO. r33janriT, s.o, | \ Ewort- Peri We will sell the Woot sisting of Dry Goods, CI Hats and Notions at gi prices in order to make r tirely different line. The: be sold this month. Go< for merchants. Ewort=Per ? + # + + 0 + + i EVIDENCE IS BETTE1 We put in evidence ar 300 Doz. Men's Fine Mew Coods, Latest Styles, Direct from t dented price of I4SC.I -very Shirt bears evidence that there is i for the monej O. KL ET The Fair and Square To secure BARGAINS demat Belting, Engine Trimmir Pipe Rubber Hose, Lawn S Full Line of Gener Glassware, Crocker Newberry Hurt 'f? ry Co. i en stock, con othing, Shoes, reatly reduced * oom for an en- m> se goods must * 3d opportunity ? ry Co. I R THAN TALK. id on sale Dress Shirts. he Factory at the unpreceonly no better shirt under the sun i Dealer. ids quick action! Fitting;. prinklers and a ? *al Hardware, "yand China.