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THE VT.VIS OF WHIX'jMUlS. Interesting Meeting .of the Bp worth League?Changes, and Persona] Mention, f AYIiitmire, Oct. 2.'{.?Miss Kate Hargrove spent Sabbath with her mother, Mrs. Emma Hargrove, Mr. Metis Fant accompanied her home. Mr. J. M. Major, auditor for the Seaboard Air Line road, was hero two days with his family. Miss Lucile Melts wont home with her friend Miss Myrtle Suber and staid from Friday until Monday. Mrs. Z. H. Suber and Mr. C. 11. Cooper have been on the sick list for some time. They are able to bo on ? the streets again, to delight of I their many friends. Mr. ? May of Union has been here this week selling pianos and organs. Mr. and Mrs. .John t'aldcr have gone to Rock Hill. Mr. ('aider has accepted a position as yard-master! for the Southern. Mr. Kugcno Crisp is visiting his brother, Mr. Clayton Crisp. Dr. II. K. Boyd paid a flying visit to Greenwood last week. Mr. Jim Tom Abrams is clerking | v for Mr. Jack Holt and will be glad to see his friends in the store. Air. \\ ash MeCrary, of Reno, was in town Friday. Miss Elizabeth Child has returned1 from a short visit to Greenwood. Mrs. Robt. Coleman came in from ITiiion Saturday. Mr. Adolphus Lyles spent a few days of last week, with relatives here. Mr. J. K. Colield is visiting an old ^ army comrade, Mr. Tom War", of W Reno. [ Mr, George Coficld has returned K' from a trip to Carlisle; he and Mr. mW James Bishop have gone* to their ^ work at Mr. Tom Johnson's. Mr. Rodgers was lit*re Thursday I and Friday with t due Metropolitan moving picture show. The audience was not very large but the children were delighted with the show. Mr. llerndon Andrews is quite ill at te home of his father, Mr. Bose Andrews. His brother, Mr. Fred Andrews, spent Sabbath with him. The Ladies Missionary society of the Methodist church, met Tuesday . afternoon at the parsonage. p Mr. Jerry Morrison began his school in the mill villiage Monday morning, * enrolling about twenty-five. May he diligently 'and conscientiously train the minds of the little ones. Mr. Rudolf Shackleford and family have returned from a visit to relatives in Newberry. Little Miss M^r'hfi Spoer vns busy today issuing invitations to her birthday party tomorrow afternoon. ^ The Epwrirl'* T.f'.g"rt n>"f Thursday W evening at the home of Mr. M. F. Abrams. Mr. Abrams presided over H the League with grace and dignitv. W By a unanimus vote the name, The I Frin Fpworth League wa ; given this . society in- honor of Miss Frin Cofield. I We played cut proverbs. The prizo ' winners for arranging the greatest number of proverbs were Misses Lucile Metts, Mary Wright and Mr. J. W. Ifipp. We then played initiating into the secret orders, we all laughed so heartily at the hands dipped in molasses and fingers, bitten that we were willing to close the meeting. The league will have its next ^ meeting at Mr. Z. II. Wright's. Dr. R. H. Truesdale, the dentist, has gone to Macon to practice his profession. We can't afford to have the tooth ache now. "Nita." PROGRAM OF EVENTS FOR GREATER STATE FAIR I Here is a tentative programme for fair week. It con twins nearly all of the principal events, but is subject to correction. The State will appreciate any additons which may 'bo sent by either, telegraph or mail at the expense of this paper: Monday, October 28. 10 a. m.?Gates -thrown open at fair grounds and the 30th annual display of the resources of the state will be exhibited. 11 a. m.?Judging in prize rings. 12 m.?Visit of fair officials to all exhibits. 12.30 p. m.?Meeting of executive I committee in offices of society. f> p. m.?Gates at fair grounds close. 0.30 p. m.?^Opening of Jones company's carnival shows, under auspices of Columbia Concert 'band; illu} mination of streets. 8.30 p. m.?Sparring contest 10 rounds; A1 Christensen vs. Buck Fob's. tor at Craven hall. I 8.30 p. m.?Columbia theater, "The Man of the Hour." Tuesday, Oetobor 29. 0 a. rn.?Fair ground gates open & and si reef, car service, giving car overy two minutes from city, goes in force. The midway throws open the $1. t < ; . ..v..' . .. j Oc Whe^ you get to Columbia* Fan sa^e money uying the things yo complete store in the Carolinas. where in the South, this side of R The bi? store is a sight worth S and go up on the big elevator to t Be sure to visit our big basement Silks and Dress Goods in imme Eg iimim ! i iimw^nniMi'Mftn 111 iiBiiiiiiam mwi nnramfimTiiMi i iiii n J Smart Fall Millinery 1 For Any Occasion. Ultra-fashionable anil conservative models in Millinery for street, dress, evening and automobile will be readily found in the elegant department presided over by Miss Drisco'l. ! | Never were such gorgeous materials and trimmings used and colors so rich aiul beautiful as I this season. And we are right up to the standard set by the Kuropean and American millinery fashion starters, and way ahead of anything in the city. Grace and elegance is seen everywhere in our Millinery department, and you only have to ask ; for something stylish and becoming to be suited. A treat awaits you. New materials received daily. Men's and Boys' Clothing. I I We have high-class garments of character and style, and will surprise you at the price. ' Our suits are the Fall's newest styles of cheeks, plaids and over-plaids and neat mixtures in Worsted. They are cut in all the latest models and we guarantee a fit.. We hand'e Michael-Stern's line; that says enough for the quality. Prices - - $35.00 down to the bottom. $hoes for Everybody. Banister's celebrated Shoes for men. Queen Quality Shoes for women. I%rag3i?a3ipag^^ ?[ doors, aiul prepares for the crowds. arena, for which attract 10 a. m.?'Headquarters of T. P. A. arc offered. and U. C. T. in main building opened. 2 p. m.?Races begin. This booth arranged specially for the 3 p. in.?Reunion of n traveling men. South Caroliiva Press as.10 a. m.?Annual display of stock offices of society 011 fair gi in arena. o p. ni.?{.Sates close 11 a. m? Fox chase, one of the take ears for "up-town.' liveliest of sporting events. 6 p. m.?Illumination of Noon-?'Meeting of executive com- opening of carnival attra mittee of society. 7.30 p. m.?(Meeting ol 1 p. m.?'Arena events, in which committee of Clemson col prizes are offered for s slowest buggy 8 p. m.?Meeting of Soi mule driven by a lady. Postmasters' association 11 2 p. m.? The races begin with lar- 8.30 p. m.?Columbia tli gest list of entries- in history of the and Adams in "Playing I fuir. pt ]n<?Annual mc 2.30 p. m.?Columbia theatre, mat- Law and Order league, inee, "The Man of tho Hour." S.30 p. 111.?-Wrestling 3 p. m.?'Meeting of those interest- broad sword contests., ed in track contests Friday. Thursday, October f) p. m.?Gates at fair frounds 0 a. m.-?Gates at fair gi close. for record-breaking at tern (J p. m.?Illumination of streets way in full blast, and opening of carnival shows. 10 a. m.?Football, Ui 8.30 p. m.?Columbia theater, "The North Carolina vs. Cletnsn Man of the Hour." 1.1 a. m.?Automobile r; 0 p. m.?'Wrestling match, Pearson 11.30 a. 111.?Annual sh vs. Parr, at Craven hall. ney. 0.30 p. m.?Assembly ball. X0011?Meeting of exe< Wednesday, October 30. mil lee of fair society. 0 a. m.?Gates at fair grounds open 1 ;>. nv?Reunion of tr; for one of the "bio days" of the fair, of T. P. A. and U. C. T. in 10 a. 111.?Judging of live stock in ing. arena. 2 p. m.?The great race 11 a. m.?Football, College of 2.30 p. 111.?Columbia th School. nee, York and Adams in " 11 a. m.? Fox chaso in race track. Races." N00111?Automobile races. 3 p, m.?Reunion of 1 Noon?"Meeting of executive com- South Carolina Press remittee of fair society. . offices of fair socioty. Noon?Tuberculosis congress at 5 p. m.?-Gates close. Wright's hotel. 6 p. m.?Ulurrynation of 1 p. m.?'Burlesque entry in horse opening of carnival. i s , . \ ' ^- vV.9 :-v-> v \ ^ ^ ' ti t. 28 to Nc " Week, come to headquarters. Corr u want to we .r and for furnishing y We carry as fine a stock in every c ichmond. >eing it elf. Hight on the corner of IV he second arid third floors. No troul : which is filled with all kinds of usefu nsej/ariety. All the newest material? 0 X3MOMnMMmnBBBnumonnBMM mmmmt tBnmnMMnmamai: 1 Largest Suit Department I In the South. When we say that there is not a larger and more assorted Suit Department south of Washington we can back up the statement with facts. Traveling men, who should know, sav so, rnd our knowledge I of the Suits carried by othe; large firms in the South tell us so. We have never carried such a swell Department before, and you have never seen anything to equal it in the South, Our lines embrace I the best, together with the Suits of moderate quality, but there is no cheap stuff on the second floor. Ours are strictly Tailored Models and the suits appear in many fashions. Embraced in the stock is a generous assortment of Fancy Checks, Novelty Stripes and Mixtures, as well as the fashionable I Broadcloths. The workmanship will stand inspection. We invite competition in values. Special sales of Suits, Cloaks, Skirts, Waistsand Children's Cloaks during fair week. ?? ? ? ive prizes S.I10 p. m.?Columbia theater, York ami Adams in "Playing the Races." J[ . 9 j>. in.? Sparring, Dummy Wall vs. lembers of Pearsons, to rounds. relation at ^ m?Annual meeting of State Agricultural and Mechanical society. Wsiffh and crowds ,f . c . \ II <11011 , w p. m.?'Meeting of post masters of South Carolina in postoftiee. rj ' streets and n ? A , . . , ,, r\6Pc !) p. m.^?Annual state ball. ^ ctions. ' fertilizer Friday, November i. N Icre. ? " m-?^air pounds open with r, .. grand parade of prize winning live , ith Carolina j, A man it postoftiee. ' ?... . .. to go str 0..H) a. m.?;>ig shows oil midway icater, York 0pe? Hie Races. 10.110 ft. ni.?Intercollegiate track RE ioting State meet, Knrman, Erskine and the Uni- Notice versity of South Carolina. books of mfttch and 11 ?. in.?Fox chase. Newben N'otm?Meeting of executive com- nnd 31. mil lee of fair society. Registra rounds open Noon?iiurlcsqne events in horse keep sail lance. Mid- arena. 0 a. in. 2 }>. m.?-Races open for last time, cepted) liversity of 2..'10 p. m.?'Columbia theater, rnati- camber, 'H. nee, Oscar Figman in "The Lightning ices. Conductor." ? otgun tour- 5 p. in. Gates close oaifnon 2p 5 p. m.?(fates close on fair for NOTIC] litive com- 1007. Come again in 100ft. As nd (i p. m.?Illumination of streets ami Dr. J. I iveling men opening of carnival shows. make fin main build- 8..'10 p. m.- -Columbia theater, ()s- istralor < car Figman in "The Lightning Con- the pro! s start. duct or." county, ? eater, mati- 1ft, 1007, Playing the Ifftd Mr. Theodore Roosevelt lis- J npply f'i tened to Judge Alton B. Parker in fidminisl nem'bers of 1004 he would not have been so easily claims a; 'oriation in deceived by his most intimate friends, ent then ?Charleston News and oCuricr. date, on estate w streets and A rich widow makes a poor investment when sho buys a husband. < ;.;: : ' .'? '.' .;r;i:r:;.vv.:ow-m & k rr^\ v? ^8^^^ ^V ^ ^ ' r?'"" \ )V. 1. \e to IVIimn^ugh's and sav? time, our home. The finest and most lepartmerit as can be found anylain and Plain Streets. Come in ble to show yo-i. Glad to see i*ou. ,1 and novel things. 3 at the lowest, prices. BHBMlBBMiCiggygmaiMBIgW <.9MMKIXMy 7,-BBKHMIBBlQIV2?S?SU KlEMit -iUffKWJ - China, Cut fi ass, Crockery, j Largest in the Care!"mas. | If y.)U haven't visited our basement depart tnent lately you have missed some good tilings. 5 There isn't a larger an 1 more assorted line of hi China, Cut-Glass and Crockery in the Carolinas. We buy in large lots ami sell to you mueh cheaper 3 than c Isewhere in the State. \'isit the basement. Plenty of light and ventilation. Just note what we offer. The goods are entirely first-class. Beautiful fancy pieces of hand-painted china in French, Austrian, German and Japanese designs including Cake Plates, Salad Ho a Is, Cracker Jars, Chocolate Pots, Celery Trays, Comb and Bru-di Trays, Kern Dishes, Tea Sets, Sugar and Cream Sets, B. & B. Tea, breakfast and Dinner Plates, A. D. Chocolate. Tea and Coffee Cups and Saucers, and i ,ooo other articles of fancy 9 China,at sample import prices. '' China and Porcelain Dinner Sets. I French, Austrian, German and Knglish Dinner Sets, ioo pieces or in open stock. Fifteen beautiful patterns at very low prices. To the Merchants:?We will sell you your stock of holiday goods and staple Crockery, Ohina, Glass and Tinware as cheap or cheaper than you can buy it elsewhere in the South. Give us a chance. Carpet Department. Taick Ki.kvator to Third Floor. In this department you will find anything you need to beautify your home in the way of floor covering, Draperies, Lace Curtains and Window Shades at the very lowest prices on fust-class, |3 up to-date merchandise. 50 pairs of Lawn and Swiss Curtains 3 \4yards long; regular price $1.00 pair. Special price 79c. 50 pairs Lace Curtains 3x/> yards long, worth $1.25 per pair. Special price pair - - 98c. 100 Jute Smynn P.v, 30 x 60 inches, nice 5 J pattern and color, just what you want. Special price each .... . . y8c. K BBCaKnZJBOlfJG^viIf 4TUTr'1 ? ffV r?- vr^nrvA'OaWEKXSVCmB'm ? kss " j > ^8?smdpf ml MU 1 NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL . Koagers property. As I have sold my farm land and Dealer In intend to quit tanning, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash 011 tho es, Clocks, Jewelry ?'; ,la-vf N"1v"m,!"';- !!H)7'nt y J late residence tho following personal . . ~ . ,, properly to wit: iiring a Specialty. 5 im^d <>p good mules. 2 buggies. ewberry, S> C 1 carriage. mtxmmam ? ?amaaan? .'i head of cflttlc. 1 inclined to be crooked is apt hogs. aight to the bad. ~ -v agon a. i 1 set of blacksmith tools. - ^ 1 set of caponier tools. GISTRATION NOTICE. \n p r 1 ? . All or. my I arming implements. i i8 hereby given that the ;f0() lius}lds ()f corn> registration for the I own of 2()0() ]|)S f()(1(,(M. \, S. C., are nos op..n, and ii()) ,,( bousehold and kitchen furersigneo as Supervisor ot njjure tion for the said town will1 t a t> i I J. A. Baker, ,1 hm.ktt nprn every clay from F ,(o!?, 5 mi|cs ,?.|?w until r, ]). m., (Sunday ex- p,.OSJ)(.,.jty. including the 1st day of I)e- 2taw td 1907. Eng. S. Werts, Supervisor of Registration. ADJOURNED MEETING. Tho adjourned meeting of the stock E FINAL SETTLEMENT, holders of the Columbia, Newberry ministrator of the estate of and Laurens Railroad Company, will ? .Simpson, deceased, 1 will be hfld in f|,p President's Office at. al sell lenient as said admin- Columbia, S. C., on Tuesday, October if said estate in the office of |29(h, 1907, at 12.00 m. >ale judge for Newberry T. II. Oibbos, South Carolina, on November 2t ?,.? and immediately thereafter ' oucieiary. r letters dismissory a? said rator. All persons holding 10,0001 gainst said estate will pres- Agents wanted at once, previous i duly attested before that experience is not essential, territory d, persons indebted to said is going fast, write soon if yon wish ill make payment. to make money faster than you over S. D. Duncan, did before. Whit today. Address J. Administrator. F. Clark, Conway, Ark. * /