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PURELY PERSONAL. The Movements of Many Peoplel] Newberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. Murray. Golden aud Comipany are men~ t in th ne c ;crete building' in Main street. There will be communion service at Prosperity next Sabbath in the A. R. P. Church at 11 o'clock. and preach ing at Unity at 3.30 in the afternoon. Rev. W. E. Callender, rector St. Luke 's Episeopal church at Newber ry. will hold service next Sunday, the 20th Sunday.after Trinity. At 11 a. m.. there will be morning prayer and a sermon. and at S p. M.. evenilg rayer and a sermon. The public is cordially invited to both of these ser vices. Rev. and Mrs. Y. von A. Riser, of Rincon, Ga.. are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Summer. Mrs. Watts Davis, of Clinton, is visiting friends in the city. Miss Genevieve Evans left yester day for New York to spend some time. Mrs. J. W. White is visiting in Greenwood. Mr Charles Moore, of Columbia was in the city for a couple of days this week. Mrs. L. B. Aull. of Dyson, stopped in Newberry with relatives on Mon day and left Tuesday to visit her sis ter, Mrs. Leroy Lee at Kingstree. Mr. Sam Cannon. who has been spending some time in North Carolina, has returned home. Mrs. T. C. Pool and Miss Fannie May Carwile spent Tuesday in Co lumbia. The Standard .Warehouse at New berry is in charge of Mr. J. D. Wheel er one of the most efficient as well as one of the most accommodating men the company could have secured. The price charged for storing cotton in cludes insurance as well as care of the cotton and the rate is about as low as is consistent with good service and protection. Miss Adelle Dunbar has gone to Eutawville. S. C.. where she has ac eepted a position as teacher in the graded school. A BIG LAND SALE. Two Thousand Acres Cut Into Small Traots to be Sold Salesday in November-E.eeder Lands. One of the largest land sales that has taken place in Newberry in many years is advertised in this paper for salesday in November. It is the lands of the late James J. Reeder, which are being sold for division and partition of the estate among his heirs. They comprise something ov er 2000 acres, whieh have been cut1 up into small tracts. The lands are in No. 5 and No. 6 Townships in what is known as the Reeder section of this county and composed of some of the! best 'and most easily cultivated farm lands in this section of the state. -Those who are 'interested in the partition of this estate, have very properly cut .the lands into small traets, and thus will be given the op portunity to those who desire to purchase their own homes. A deserip - tion of the land and the size of the tracts may be found in another col -umn of this paper. Those who are seeking small farms in a good sec tion. would do well to investigate. PRETTIEST line of opal set rings. Daniels and Williamson. FIRST BAPTIST CEMTR$H Pastor to be Assisted by Rev. L. M. Roper in a Meeting to Commence Next Sunday. A series of mneetings will begin at the Baptist church next Sunday and continue several days. The pastor will be aided by Rev. L. M. Roper. of Soartanburg. after Wednesday. There will be preaching every migh. until then. and after that, two ser vices a day, 11 a. n.: and 8 p. mn. The pastor calls upon all Christians to unite with him in earnest prayer for God's blessine "pon the town and community. Everyone is eordially in vited to attend all of the services. TO THE WEAREER of the "Swasti ka'' will come from the four winds of Heaven. Good luck. long life and prosperity. We have them. Daniels and Williamson. The President might save time and trouble by admitting Texas hy pro-! elamation into the Ananias Club.-' ewse and Courier.j ARE YOU HOLDING COTTON? [f So Notify South Carolina Division Cotton Association-Dues Must be Paid. Columbia. S. C.. Oct. 3. 1907. 101n. Ri. T. C. 11unter. Presiden-t. Prosperity, S. C. ')ear Sir: Please notify your people-any and ill-who have cotton to drop me a >ostal card stating how many bales 'hey will probably make and how nany they will attempt to hold off :ie market. This is of prime import mee, because we wish to know just xlat to depend upon. I also take'this opportunity to urge cou aain. if you have not done so, 0 put soliitors in the field to col Pvt money for the purpose of car yin on the work of the association. rhe counties have not paid up their innual dues to the office in Columbia yr to the national office. The fight is Jitterer than ever before-needs nore work and more men-and we bsolutely need the money. Can't ou do something, and do it at once? Please do not put this letter in the vaste basket, but come to the assist mee of the associa\ion, which is mak ing such a fizht for you and yours. Your friend, E. D. Smith, President. In accordance with the above let er. I, as president of the Clotton as .eition of Newberry county, ask the following gentlement to solicit ;ubscription for the same: No. 1 Township, Alan Johnstone, 3. F. Long. No..2 Township, Dr. W. C. Brown. No. 3 Township, S. J. Suber. No. 4 Township, J. C. Abrams. No. 5 Township, J. C. Reagin. ,No. 6 Township, J. B. Smith. No. 7 Township, H. T. Fellers. No. 8 Township, W. I. Herbert. No. 9 Township, Dr. G. Y. Hunter. No. 10 Townsbip, W. P. Counts. No. 11 Township, W. F. Koon. These men will please turn over all money collected to Hon. Alan John. stone. Let every one w'ho is willing to aid the farmers in the fight for highet prices for their cotton come forward and pay the above men the amouni they are willing to give, and not wait for them to come to you. Please at. tend to this at once. All parties that intend to hold theii otton drop Mr. E. D. Smith a pos. tal, stating how many bales you are oing to hold. Direct your postal t( 'South Carolina division *of th Southern Cotton Association, Sky. scraper, Room 510. Columbia, S. C.' R. T. C. Hunter. ,In Memory of Rev. B. M. Grier. Whaereas God in his infinite wis dom has, by death removed from us another one of our fellow ministers and while we bow with perfect sub mission to the divine behest, yet w( mourn. Therefore be it Resolved, 1. That in the death oi Rev. Benjamin M. Grier the associa tion of ministers of Newberry, S. C. has lost one f its bright lights, a mosi devout christian, a wise and safe lead er, a congenial spirit, a noble man. Resolved, 2. That this is but a faini expressin of our esteem, admiratior and love for our brother, who ha: recently fallen from our ranks; ani we are not unconscious of the greal loss we sustain in the death of oui departed brother. Resolved, 3. That we unite our peti tions at a throne of grace for divin4 protection and guidance for the be reaved ones of his own household that our God may be a ''Father t< the fatherless and a guide to the wid ow' and for a worthy successor ii his ministerial office. Resolved, 4. That, we his colleagues will endeavor to emulate his life 0: fidelity, patience and brotherly love Resolved, 5. That a copy of this preamble and these resolutions b4 furnished to the stricken family to the local newspapers and to the Southern Christian Advocate for pub lication. J. T. Miller, Gee. A. Wright, B. P. Mitchell, Committee, WATCHES $2.50 to $100.00. Daniels and Williamson. WANTED-A live agent for the l'arg et exclusive Personal Accident an< Health Insurance Co, in the world for Newberry County, the righ party can get an excellent contract Apply to W. Carlisle Furse, Man ager, 303 Loan and Ex.ehange Bani Building, Columbia, S. C. OUR LINE SILVERWARE largel and more complete than ever. Daniel andl Williamson. NEW EJECTRIC LAUNDRY. Officers Elected-Will Open in Thirty I Days-Will be Prepared to Do Family Wash. The capital stock to the electric city laundry. the I ks )I* which1L has a 1 Jell slUs1('r -u The fillowing board if directorsh was elected: Cole. L. Blease, R. P. Skenes and J. Marion Davis. At a meeting of the board of diree tors the following oflicers were elect ed: Cle L. Blease, president; R. P. Skenes, manager and J. Marion Dav- 2 is. secretary and treasirer. Bleas% and Dominick were el-: ed attorneys. Mr. Skenes, as ha. already been stated, is a practical in:dry man and built the Charlotte Steam Laundry i and has recently been c, iinected with the laundry at Greenwood. t Instead of erecting a new build- t ing, the board has already secured I a build,ing, and it is expected that i they will be ready for work by the 0 first of November. Arranzements have been made for h.::.lling family washing, special machi_-ry havin! been ordered for that purpose. If thic can be done at a reasonable price, it t will be a great relief to the house- K wives of Newberry, for they have re cently had great difficulty in securing .t suitable and efficient washer-women There is no reason why a laundry should not be a profitable investment in Y,,wberry, and it is hoped that this r new ienture will do good work and secire the patronage of the home peo- ' ple. i Death of Mr. Geo. M. Long. The following from the Ocala Ban- I ner of October 4, will be of interest to many friends and. relatives of Mr. 1 Long in Newberry county, from which I place he moved several years ago. I They w1l learn wth regret of his death and will sympathize with his family in the loss which they have i sustained: One of the saddest events that has occurred in our community for a long time was the death of Mr. George M., Long, at the old W. E. Chambers hornestead on September 24. No man in this section had more friends or fewer enemies in all the elements .1 that are included in the make-up of a perfect gentleman. A generous neighbor and a true man in every sense of the word, George M. Lpng was liberally endowed. He was one of the most successful farmers. and an all round business man. He was devoted to his wife and five little children, who have yet to learn the full meaning of their loss. May the Divine Ruler of our destinies sus tain them in this trial and prepare. them for the final re-union in the! great beyond. Drayton Rutherford Chapter. All members of the Drayton Ruth erford Chapter, U. D. C., who are in arrears, are requested to pay their dutes to Mrs. 0. A. Bowman, the treasurer, at once. The report to the state Chapter has to be made during October, and only those, who are paid up, are considered in good standing and can be reported as members.I The local Chapter now has sixty nine members, and it is desired that none of them shall drop out, but un less the dues are paid during this month, their names wi4ll have to be dropped from the' roll. WATCH F'OBS from $1.00 to $10.00. Daniels and 'Williamson. SIGNET RINGS $1.56 up. Daniels and Williamson. NOTICE-The first car of rice flour of the season just received at Summer Bros. Co. Woman's Missionary Union Reedy River Association, First Baptist Church Friday, Oct. 11, 3 1-2 P. M. Devotional egereises, Mrs; J. H. West. Words of welcome, Mrs. J. A. Bur ton. Response, Mrs. A. P. Coleman. Enrolling of delegates. Talks-What we need for more ef - fetive service, Mrs. Humbert, Mrs. A. C. Welch. Talk-State missions, Miss Cleo At taway, State Missionary. Friday, Oct. 11, 8 1-2 P. M. Sermon, Rev. B. P. Mitchell. Saturday; Oct. 12, 10 1-2 A. K. Devotional exercises, Mrs. E. B. Kibler. Reports from societies. Other business. Louisville Training School, Mrs. T. C. Pool. as J. A. B. Scherer. ELGIN WATCHES from $5.00 up: Daniels anr1 Williamsn_ Lot No. 4. 1 61-100 acres, more or less. Lot No. 5, 1 10-100 acres, more or N less. S Lot No. 6. 1 08-100 acres,. more or G less. i No. 7. 5-5-100 aces'. more or Iot N_o. 9. 1 43-100 acres. more or less. 5. That tract of land lying and be in.z situate in the County of Newber rV, State of South Carol-inA, knownt &S the "Nineteen Acre Tract.'' con taining- nineteen acres. more or less, 11111Id on the north by land of Me INleen. east by a public road, south C and west by land of I. H. Compton. This travt has been subdivided into 2 trats aind will h,e s<ld as follows: Tract No. 1. 9 54-100 acres, more or less. Tract No. 2, 9 54-100 acres. more or less. 6. That tract of land lying and be ing situate in Newberry County, State of South 10arolina, known as the "White House Place," contain ing one hundred and eighty-eight-and 15-100 (188 15-100) acres, more or less, bounded on the north by land of J. C. Glasgow; east by the "Ab ner Reeder Place" and south and west by land of John Fellers. 7. That tract of land lying and be ing situate in Newberry County, State of South Carolina, known as the "Abngr Reeder Place," contain ing one hundred and fifty-six and 5-100 (156 5-100) acres, more or less, bounded on the north by the' "White House Place," east by land of Mrs. E. J. Reeder, south by land of E. P. Matthews and west by land of Clark and others. 8. That tract of land lying and. be ing situate in Newberry County, State of South Carolina, containing five and 64-100 (5 64-100) acres, more or less, bounded on the north by an old road, east by land of Mrs. Frank Johnson, south by a part of the ''Gary Place" and west by a pub lie road. 9. That tract of land lying and be ing situate in Newberry County, State of South Carolina, known as the "Will Reeder Tract," contain ing seventy-five and 50-100 (75 50-100) acres, more or less, bounded by land of John Fellers, Amnanda Reeder and t'he ''Ooleman Reeder Tract." 10. That tract of land lying and be ing situate in Newberry County, ( State of South Carolina, known as ''Number One'' or ''Coleman Reeder Place,'' containing one hundred fif ty-three and onie-half (153 1-2) acres, more oat less, and bounded by lands of R. Y. Leavell; A. W. -Reeder; A. M. Reeder; D. M. Satterwhite and J B. R. Mangum, in- which traot Cole man Reeder has a life estate under Clause Ill of the will of James J. Reeder, deceased. 11. That tract of land lying and be ing situate in Laurens County, State of South Carolina, known as the "Su ber Place'' .containing six hundred and thirty-three and 39-100 acres, more or less, bounded on the north by I lands of J. S. Blalock; east by 0., N. & L. Railroad and *Boozer and Oxner, south by -~-Oxner and Old Ninety Six Road and west by land of Mrs. R. G. Smith. This tract of land has been subdivided into 5 tracts and will be r sold as follows: Tract No. 1, 110 43-100 acres, more or less. Tract No. 2, 128 60-100 acres, more or less. Tract No. 3, 102 20-100 acres, more or less. Tract No. 4~, 144 13-100 acres, more I or less. ITract No. 5, 148 3-100 acres, more or less. TERIMS OF SALE: One-third of1 the purchase money to be paid in cash and the balance on a credit of one and two years, with interest from date of sale, payable annually, credit portion to be secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the prem ises; with leave to purchaser to an ticipate payments of t.he credit por tion in wihole or in part; purchaser to pay for papers. Except so much of said land as is sold in lots of two acres or less, which shall be sold for cash. H. H. Rikard,1 Master. FOR. RENT-Good five horse farm in No. 7, known as the Moon place,] 13 miles from Newberry and three from Old 'Town. Good pasture and plenty good water. Good dwelling Iand tenant houses sufficient to run place. Apply W. M. Werts, Mountville, S. C. St-ltaw. LOKETS and chains all styles and rics Daniels and Williamson. THE SOUTHERN MULE. lev. J. Walter Daniel Will Lecture in Opera House Next Tuesday for Benefit of Methodist Church. ikeV. J. Walter Daniel. 1). D.. now ,aster the. Iethmdist churcih at ;S . ... -Il! lecture ii the ne bio *-I! -" y werr on Tuesday. lie 15th (f this month. His subject vill be bThe Southern Mule.'' The eiure is for the beneflit of the Meth di.t chureh. Admission, reserved seats. 50 cents; -ener-l admission, 35 cents; gallery. 5 cents. In addition to the cause for wich lie lecturis (elivere(l. those who are heard Dr. w.iel, will know that eywil be h.hy entertained and AITed. H A , lne of the strong 7t and most eloquent ~preacliers in he Methdist conference of this state oday. He is also a graduate of New ierry cllege, and has many friends i Newberry, who will take advantage f this opportu-iLty to hear him. TATE OF cOTTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. Jim-- B. Reagin, as Executor and rustee of and under the last wil' !d testament of James J. Reeder, eeeased, and in his own right, Plain iV. against John W. Reeder. Ameriia Andrews, L. Clayton Whitmire, Alfred R. Dor oh, William Dorroh,.Elizabeth Laval, hompson L. Reeder, Della Daven )ort, D. R. Pitts, J. W. Pitts, Eliza ieth C. Bearden and Lillie Longshore. )efendants. By virtue of an order of Court terein, I will soll to the highest bid er before the Court House door at fewberry, S. C., on salesday, Monday, ovember 4th, 1907, within the legal tours of sale, all the following de ribed tracts and parcels of land: 1. That tract o? land lying and be ng situate in the 1ounty of Newber -y, State of South Carolina, known ts the "John Gary Place," contain ig s,ix hundred and thirty-five and 14-100 acres, more or. less, bounded )n tile north by land of William ary and others: east by a public oad and land of H. H. Kinard; south y land of McElven, and Iest by .and of I. H. Compton, Robert Smith mad J. C. Gary. This tract of land ias been subdivided into 5 tracts and ill be sold as follows: Tract No. 1, 141 16-100 acres, more yr less. Tract No. 2, 120 42-100 acres, more >r less. Tract No. 3, 131 13-100 aeres, more >r less. Tract No. 4, ,141 60-100 acres, more yr less. Tract No. 5, 101 03-100 acres, more >r less. 2. That tract of land lying and be. .ng situate in the County of Newber cy, State of South Carolina, known s the "Boston Place'' containing >e hundred and ninety acres, more >r less, bounded on the north by the Reeder Road, east by land of Mrs. S. E~. Kennerly and J. C. Glasgow, south by land of G. C. Glasgow and Hick.s Conner and west by land of John Fellers and other lands of tVhe J. J. Reeder estate. This tract has beer subdivided into 3 tracts and will be sold as follows: Tract No. 1, 64 36-100 acres, more ro less. Tract No. 2, 86 01-100 acres,. more or less. Tract No. 3, 40 87-100 acres, more or less. 3. That tract of land lying and be. ing situate in the .County of New berry, State of South Carolina, knowi as the "Polly Patch,'' containing sia acres, more or less, bounded north and east by land of Mrs. S. E. Kennerly south by land of Reeder estate we.st by a public road. This tract has beer subdivided into 5 lots and will be sold as folloivs: Lot No. 1, 64-100 acres, more oi Lot No. 2, 85-100 acres, more 01 Lot No. 3, 88-100 acres, more oi Lot No. 4, 92-100 acres, more 01 Lot No. 5, 96-100 acres, more 01 4. That tract of land lying and be. ing situate in the. County of Newber ry, State of South Carolina, knowi as "the nine aere tract,'' containing nine acres, more or less, bounded or the north by a public road, east b3 a public road, south by the Reedei Road and west by C., N. & L. Rail' road. This tract has been subdivided into 9 lots and will be sold as follows: Lot No. 1, 46-100 acres, more 01 Lot No. 2, 46-100 acres, more 01 Lot No. 3, 94-100 acres, more 01 Newberry Cotton Market. Corrected By Nat Gist. 'iddling .. ..... . ... 11 1-8 ,rict Middling ...... ...... 11 1-4 ()od Middling. 113-8 SPECIAL NOT!CES. I CENT A WORD. io advertisement taken for less ian 25 cents OR RENT-Furnished rooms con 0 veniently situated for business. For further information, apply at this office. OTTON SEED HULLS for sale Southern Cotton Oil Company. 'OR INSECT BITES of any kind try a 25c. or 50c. bottle of Huiets All Healing liminent at Mayes' Drug Store. Itaw-tf. [R. S. K. BOUKNIGHT IS RUN NING an up-to-date repair shop at Newberry, and is prepared to re paint your buggy and make out of it a practically new buggy. Horse shoeing and other repair work is done promptly and at reasonable rates. Call to see him. VANTED-All your cotton seed at the highest market price. Scales and seed house at C., N. & L. depot. C. H. Cannon. rANTED to buy 10,000 bushel red oats in car lots or less. Quote' beet price f o b your depot and send samples. Dixie Flour and Grain Co. A TAurens, S. C. OWN- DOWN - LUMB;E ad building material of all kinds. Flooring, eailing and shingles of all grades, sagh, doors, blinds, laths, roofings, etc. C. H. Cannon wiM give the very lowest prices and meet all competition. He is in for small profits and large business. BEST BY TEST OF TIME-Par oid, Asphalt Gravel and Asbestos Spark proof roofing. I have studied the roofing question and will not sell any but the best. Come and siee C. H. Cannon, Newberry, S. C. 0A4 HAS ADVANCED with great demand for the best grades, if you haven't purchased your supply, call on me at once and get prices, I handle the Blue Gem Jellico. None superior. John Scott. .,UMBER-Rough and dressed, ton gued and grooved of all kinds and grades. Shingles, sash, doors, blinds, laths, roofing, roof pairds, etc. A large stock of good material upon which I will meet all tfriees, and strive to give satisfaction. C. HZ Cannon, Newberry, S. C. OR SALE, RENT OR LBASE,'fif teen horse farm one .ande one half miles from Silver street. Ap-. ply to Will W. Spearmian. Smyrna Union. The Smyrna Farmers' Union will eet on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.. J. E. Senn. PRESSPASS NOTICE-AUl pesn are hereby warned not to tresspass by hunting on the lands of E. K. Evans, Welch Wilbur, !rs. S. S. Wilbur, J. M. Bickley and J. S. ickley. St. Pomaria Union. The Pomaria Farmers Union will neet at Pomaria on Saturday, Octob r 19, a,t 3 o'clock in the afternoon. A ull attendaiece is requested as busi 1ess of importance is to be transacted. ). WILLIAM G. BROWN, practi-. al and scientific optician, will ,b at Wise's Hotel, Prosperity, pro fessionally during this week, and the week following beginning Oc tober 14, will be at Little Mountain. He will be glad to examine your eyes and to fit you with his cele rated Crystal Diamon and Aus tralian Pebble spectacles and eye glasses. 2t 2taw 'OR COUGHS, COLDS, Colic, head ahe, Neuralgia, toothache, sprains, bruises and cuts, try a 25c. or 50e. bottle of Huiets All-Healing lini ment at Mayes' Drug Store. taw-tf.. EVERY BOTTLE of Huiets All-Heal ing liniment is sold on a positive guarantee or money refunded at Mayes' Drug Store.