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PURELY PERSONAL. The Movements of Many People Newberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. Dr. O. I?. Muv.-r has ^niic to Spartan-burg !<? ;i11<>*;<I l lie Lutheran syiod. Tlii' vv ; .! !ici' ( ill iiiuos I lie finest wo I'oulil hope for. Mr. .las. A. T li< > r; '. ?n. I Ik* how engineer a; [lie pn'vc.' tiotise. lias arrived with liis l*ain;!v from Atlanta ami is living in N uii'i' street. Mr. M. A. Carlisle, president of the National bank. \vln? lias boon in :i hospital ::i Chester for about a month. Iia-i iviurned to Newberry, much iniprovi'il. Mis friends arc glad 'Ao see hint home. Mr. T. (!. Williams has mowd into bis new home near ("hiof .1 nslice I'ope. 1?V\. W. W. Daniel. ot' Columbia col" Jegc will preach in Ccilral Metiiodisl church next Sunday morning and evening. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. .'Special Committees Appointed?An.othcr Meeting to be Held Next Thursday. As already stated al the mooting ?.?f the chamber ol" commerce held last week il was decided lo appoint somo special committees. President I'\ Wriubl annon ices the following appoint incuts: To look alter the question ol' sewerage: Dr. .1. M. Kitder, chairman; 10. K. Ilipp, Alan .loimstonc. To look alter the wagon yard: W. K. Sliuli, chairman; ('. K. Summer, Al. 1j. Spearman. There was a petition in circulation about a year ago to order an election on the issue ol' bonds |o extend the .seweraue system hut- nothing ever came ol* it. This commit'lee will probaibly look into the status of Ibis petition, hul until something is done lo remedy I lie defective septic tanks or make some oilier disposition of our sewer it is sen reel v rea-onalde to expeel our people |o vole any more monev for sewcia.e. !t is a very live question ami a very important one. The necessity of a suitable wagon( yard is very pa'cnt to every business man and the city should not lie slow io provide some suitable and convenient place for our friends from the count rv. 'These committees will be expected ." to repori al (lie ne\l mooting of Hie i'baniber of eonunerce which is called 'for Thursday (tic I lib of this month. <Rvor\ i'icml'< r s ..t;hl attend tiiis mic-ting. There are other things which > should I ave <he attention of our husixies.s mcii a..ii i_i liing together will ; do good. A meeting of I ho members once a month would be a good idea. PLEADS GUILTY TO MURDER. Case Goes to Jr.ry and They Fail to ' Agree on Verdict?-Mistrial Ordered, (Mi Wediie-dav niorniii'; William {Sanders was place.! on trial charged' "iv It 11 lie in -1 I'd < ; of Carrie Matthews. Sanders, ii will be recalled, was cap hired in Asheville last week. Sanders killed his wile ami her daughter. Hi' told ShcrilT Ibiford that he severely choked them and strangled them because his wife was plotting to put him "ill of the house and take up with another in.in. and because the young woman was " sassy." Col W. II. Hunt, by appointment of the court, represented Sanders. Col. Hunt slat od that the defendant admitted his guilt. and his plea ! the .jury was for a recommendation lo mercy on account of Sanders' low order of ia- j tclligem e. The jury took the case at about one o'clock. Ihe only issue | being as to whether or n.>t the negro should be recomuieuded to mercy. A f-j ier remaining out all the afternoon, the .jury was called i:i by Judge Gary, "ind a inisI rial ordered. HIGHLAND COTTON MILLS. ' Notice is hereby given that under the authority conferred upon us by ' the Secretary of Slate of the State of ' South Carolina, we will open Ihe <boo'ks of subscription lo the Capital i?i.oc!k of Highland Cotton Mills al Ihe office of 1<\ N. Marlin, 121S Main :*s| reel, Newberry, S. C., and at the law office of Mower & r.ynnm, 1 1 (>!> 1 Uoyoc Street, Newberry, S. C., at 1 roon of Wednesday, November Otli, 1 .1007. Subscriptions will be taken by each 'of the undersigned. ' V. N. Martin. Ceo. S. Mower. W. 0. ITouseal. I J. A. Mimnfingti. J. IT. West. ' J. A. Hurton. '< J. N. McCaugbrin. i Ohas. K. Summer. 1 Alan Johnstone. October 31, 1907. < THE GOODWIN CASE. So ;ra' Misunderstanding Among Counsel? j Case Fixed Tentatively for Sat- ths urday Morning. as th: The cast' of tlit* 'Stale v. 15. W. rai (ioodwin, charged willi miutlcr in the I cm ki'lii _ iii ftu.uciie I/. Lea veil, lias liven ' mi for (rial Saturday morniiii;. Of I mi course, il is possible llial something jm may happen which will prevent (lie |h; case from beimr tried at that time. ju< I'W instance, it seems prohahle that |)n it will fake more than a day to dis- sai pose of I lie ease, and there seems to da he a question in the minds of soma liv as to whether or not the court could to vrn into next week, the (Ireenwood ne: court of sessions being fixed hy sta- |h; 'ute to open on Monday morning. wa More preliminary motions will pro- da hably come up to l>e disposed of also, Mr. I {lease, of counsel for the defence, we having already announced in open siil court llial on tin' call of the case Sat- t<>i unlay morning he would move to me quash tiie indictment. It is supposed am llial his motion will he hased on the (|<i ground that Mr. J. S. Doini.iick, who sid was foreman of the grand jury at the un time the true hill against flood win \ was found, was called off the grand f(>i jury during the deliberation on the sol (ioodwin case, hecausi. it was stated jm he was a witness in the case, and the Th true hill was signed by a foreman tin pro tempore. | j Solicitor Cooper announced ready i am for trial in I lie case on Wednesday I st r I'H'i niii?..-. (Ioodwin was arraigned i me ami claimed the three days allowed I wa hy law granted those charged with bet capital offences after arraignment, not The s?dicitor introduced an agree- dit inent, signed hy Mr. ("ioodwin at the ha^ last term id' court, waiving this three i days time. Mr. Blouse contended S(a that lh.> agreement' was made with tlu4 (hi understanding on his part that the Mnt Stale should consent to continue the IMl, case at that form, ihnt the consent he- ask i iir later withdrawn and the defend- | an* 1 i.e.-ii forced |i> put himself j wi i I lie rules of court on his li< lor ,i c.eit imiauee, the agree- |j(1| im had !m . v itiated. 'I'-ie -oliciI o ; .lid that r.v.d leel ion was thai ' ;ul(. the .^reenter; was unconditional. and he e.intended llial it showed oil its (j.j^ fac llial it was iiM.'onditiotial. lie S),n sa.il lii< recollect ion of the matter ,,,,,, was i 11at when I lie case was called at Iii - i.isl term and the State insisted vv.., upon au arraignment, the consent im(", was signed because (ioodwin's attoriiev did not want his client to have I > vo to jail until the court was over ino or the (rial had. and if lie was not tried, he j ::I to the trouble of secur in: ..ew t.-id. ^ I pon a true lull found hy a grand | In jury in a felony case, a defendant m;n mil -1 he arraigned before lie is br-ui'lit to trial, and upon arraign- tioi me'! the d l< 11 < I a ii I's plea is entered, neg !n capital cases ihc defemlant. after > stat a m ' ;ii men I. i> eniitled to a ceriilied Jcat . o of i' indict!uent and tline days ;m :n tit*Ii in p.-pare his defence, lie it elai: !e'-e ':!!ve day- or enter! ^ iii lea a nl ; . trial immediately, I...^ a> a sc. lit. <!i(1 (' the ' u-k Hi' '.h.* rue bill found ... a.. : : -I licadn'ii appears ihe follow- ,| in agreement made at l he last term -<r of eart. Special Judge I*'. Harroti ^ < in. r. of (i ,i a tiw.iotl, presiding: "I H. \V. (iimlwin, hereby waive my ,l!" ri.'lit to a copy of the within indict- ('M merd, and also my right to three day* within wliicli to go to trial from the .v"11 arraignment. (Sinned) H. \V. (iood- .Vou win. Witness: duo. C. (iougans. ',>M( June It), 1007. *' !,OS( In felony cases a defendant 's bom! !'ll( i?n'\ holds good until arraignment. Immediately upon arraignment the in,M bondsmen are relieved, and the do- ' feiii'.ant i- placed in tin' custody of Ihe sherilV. It' his case should not ',0 1 :*o" . up at that term, he may nive a :l lev. bond i'or iiis appear.inee at Ih?? 1 * 1 ^ next term. j l"'v * : each term of the court the soli- 1,1 s il usually calls up the capital cases ' an : e lir-t day of the session lo liavn Sat Iii' lefendatils arraigned. in ordef Ii llial, il' tliev should claim the three ten la Ihe cases could be akon up on j on I i "'r-dux following. If lie should j id' I wait until later in the week and the rl::. e iia\; v. arc el.iim? d, il woiihl possi 1?Icarry tle> case beyond the term In .vder "e.( tt. be placed m Ihe ensIo. 1 \ of Ihe sherilY oti Ihe lirsj day ofij1,1' Ihe lerin, or until his cas.4 is called!111 up. a defemlant in a v waive Ins three j J lay - time. ' ht>r: T ie aiM'eemeiit on the back of the | Irua bill in tiie (ioodwin case was the j lion of contention oil Wednesday T ino':<;n?r, Mr. Hlease claiming that suei the Stale had crone back on its agree-! ^ nenl to continue the cas^ and forced I m(M. ihe defendan!' lo make the motion foi ! t. i conlimiauee, and the solicitor con- |(M. Icndinir that Ihe a^r?emeiu ^as un- wj. I'omlitional. n|(> The sleaogrnplier's record was call- oYl ?d into court, and both Mr. Rlonsc and Red i . / . licitcr Cooper look the st'aml and 1 k*e their recollection of the all'air. Mr. HI ease said: wish to say A it r represent Mr. B. \\\ Goodwin his solo counsel in this case, and it ;?( the time litis waiver of ar i f was pre en ret I it was prored hy fraud and by deception and "i - Ifadinv statements. When IlieV*' limi for a continuance was made j it counsel for the slide demanded I tli il H. W. Goodwin he arraign oil, the if Ijre (hen presiding started to make t<i : arraignment. Something was tli d about I lie waiver of the three tli vs. I stated distinctly and posi- lu <*ly that if I lie conese! would ay roe ni a con!inuaiice tif (he case until the <" ! v*f term of the ctuni, which is now, in il I would have Mr. Goodwin to t'n ive his arrai.inmicnl. the three'aj ys' notice, and the demand for a J in ?y of the indictment. The counsel pt nl into tiuil room on the left hand w e of this court house. The solici- in ' came hack to my desk and told they had airrocd |o I ho conlinui*e. t'po.i that condition I had Mr. |H odwin lo siyn the waiver, as 1 con- m ered the case would he continued til the next term of the court. A j St v minutes later one of the con isel |a (he Slate came out and calletl tho icilor. ami I hey went hack in the y room for another consultation.l ev came out :il that lime and stated ; |u case would tio| be continued, aid ! uimcdialcly, havinir been deceived ' j> I misled, yol up an^ moved |j il<e that waiver from that in.lift-; nt. Thai is the truth. That i-? lhe?i'( y I umltM'slood il. ;in<] il' it had not j n for that u iderslnndinir, 1 would | . under any circu; isl'auces or "'"ii-| ions, have allowed I hat man to (Mj fe made that waiver." . jSolicitor Cooper said: "1 wish to in. le that my recollection of everyn.U' that happeuetl in this matter is i):) entirely clear. Hut on Monday jjj rninv this case was called up. We ||, ed for an arm i mi men I. We knew Su t when I he defendant was arraign-' |(>) iie would I).- ciil il led l?? three days, ' |<(. I tiiere was co.isidtM'aMe iie^ot ia-! ,|M i. hu| I am certain that we never " fed ni Monday lo any con! inn- ' | c. hecause there was no coiilinn- j (.oi e granted, and it was fixed that , |,? for Wednesday, tentatively, or ,?f lolhiiij* of thai kind. 1 don't re- |vv nber now when that waiver was ied. 1ml 1 do know (hat I insist al- W(, ,s tin arraignment. or absolute a:id|(l(j oudilional waiver of it. I dtei't (||t leniber what time the waiver was , ied. I know 1 wrote it out and k it ovtM'lo the desk and Mr. Good- j^' i sinned it ami the clerk of court iiosscd il. As for intending to mis- .j' I anv man, that is absolulclv false. , ' . '. I a > live never made a staleiuenl to any j i with any intent fo mislead him. ! , i 't remember what all the neirotia- ,, is were?there was considerable otiation. hut I never made any iMiieut any lime intondini:' to mis- 'Ml I him, ami I always insistI upon arraignment in this ea>e. or an Mli idnte wai\ er.'' 1 j '''' I r. I'lea>e: " Yon don't deny that 1 , tli.'f von intended it or !n?|, von 1 | i ' i !1,11 misleait me : he Si licilor: '"I can't sa\ about ! . r j |l ! I I av wil Ii anv intent. Von 1 ,. I |* hi have misunderstood me." vy I r. Blcase: "I don't charge any-j |n iif tlishonorahle to any man in this 'j >. but I say I was misled." | j)V he Solicitor: "1 can't say how ()f understood it, [ can't' say how is look it. bul I know I didn't in- lii 1 to mislead anybody, but niv pur- sa i' always was I?? iret rid of these so' e days; that is why T insisted up- ne thai arraignment on Monday sai ninir.'' lie ^ourt decided that ns there of lied to he some inisundcrstaiulinp: an ivouhl grant the three days. Where <ai yal imiit of the defendanl was in- soi i't'd. he said, lie did not like to tie- vc e him of it if there had been a a< nnderslnndinir. w! lie ease was then fixed for trial 1(1 unlay lVoiniiiK'. I will be recalled that at the last n of court the case was continued | u 1 account of the illness of the wife I '' he defendant. I of Bachelor Maids. i .... i 1 he Hachclor Maids will hold a j tin tiny on November I 'J at I o'clock lav lie afternoon at the rooms of the ' ial inber of commerce. All the mom- he < are urged to be present. eo Wise-Summer. "" ... Col he tollowimr cards have been is1: wi Ir. and Mrs. George Waller Sum- wo retpiesl 'he In nor of your pros-' tin .' at the marriage of their daugh- pa Kugenia, to Mr. Clarence lianeh vc] ie, on I he evening of Thursday, Iwenlyfirst of Noveniber. at seven tn ock at the Lutheran Church of the eot comer, Newberry, South Carolina, tei PRESENTMENT GRAND JURY. fter tho Newberry Soworago Systei Butcher Pens?Telephone Polos. ' |l( yiand jury made presentmeii 1 4 itutx?lay ;u noon and wore di> mr?red. Their prcsennicut follows .hidye <?a it complimented ||u?ln 0 K'ir work but said I ho presen tme;i open ! c: il icisin was too mild. II ,l(! t,,n" I' officers Tailed i duty in any respect to im|i< w ??!?;* ?. That if the supervise >< 1 ailed to heed a former present <'"t or il t!ie telephone company wn ?slmetinir the public road f > brin '" linc.it gainst the supe,visor f? ."re ? perform his duty an .must the telephone company fo aintnininy a nuisance. If butclie 'us are a nuisance to have tlios ho maintained them presented fo aintaininjr a nuisance. 1,1 '<\??rd to the repairs on th "<nty lniildinjrs he said they shoul attended to and it should he pei ane:i'l work. '? icjrard |o the ferry af Strothe mator HI ease stated that the faul y with Kairlleld county and tha I'wberry had done her part and wa II willing to do i|. The following six jurors were drawi serve on the ,i>rand jury next year I'; Ibi/hardt. K. 11. Livingston, ,J 'illiam. \V. |). Bundrick, |?\ \\? i.unius, \\ . |,d. l\<M?n. The following i, ||u. presentment : the Honorable Krnest (lary. Pre sitlinir dud-re: We (he " rami jury for Newberr "lily hey to report that we have act <>? all bills handed to us by the so ilor and have re|>ortcd our find Us on same to the court. We also report that we have visife( d inspected as well as possible ii ' time at our disposal the offices o c Treasurer. X?pt. ?f Kd..cat ion ipervisor, Probate Judye and Mas and find records in same proner!' I'l and the oil ices otherwise con cli?il in an cllicicui manner. I he commitle appointed to inspec !' county home report same in uooi "diI ion. They wouhl surest (In nses by covered at once with ti:i oi dal shinnies, with the exception ol 0 of tlie out houses. They find tin ?ps on the place excellent, the landsII caied for and nuiterially iniprov. inmates in irood and healthy conion. 1 he books of Magistrates B. B nr. 0. (J. Mease. P. B. Kllisor and B. Lietzsey have been submitted tr f,,r I'-xnminalion. Wo find them lc \e been kept in accordance with v. \\ e have been unable to securc (' books of \V. C. Sliw-h, J. x. Ilcnrson. W. P. Suber and W. A. lints. ''ia' ()f J' 'I. Williams has been i'sented and found correct'. We repeal the recoiiimemlat ion tdc by tne irrand jury for several '?- previous, thai the supervisor :i! mice lo i he removal of the teleposts near d.ilapa in (lie public rh way. It has been reported to us bv pelim from citi/.?'us of Newberry and irlield counties thai the public feint Sti o|her aulhori/.eil and required t?e maintained by act of the gpuerasseinblv approved December. 1891. the county boards of commissions New berry and Pairfiold count ies not now, and iias not been for sonic ne. conducted as provided for by id act and we recommend thai the licilor take such steps as may be eessary to enforce compliance witli me. We iespectIully request the mayor Newberry to enforce the ordinee, il existent or to secure the pasre ol one. if not. requirim? all perns who are in chnrire of horses or hides to remain with same so |on? lhe\ may be on the square in 'it'll "('uur| House" is located or have same securely hitched. It is also reported that the exit of c seweraye drains on (VNeall street thin the corporate limits is in such adit ion as to seriously jeopardize r> health of citizens of that portion the town and is Ihoroiiirhlv offene to parties who are compelled to *s said place in iroin.tr to and from i'ir homes in (he conduct of their oca lions. We insist that inimed<' steps be taken by the board of allh ol Newberry to remedy such mlilion. The^ committee appointed to visit f jail reports same in good sanitary adit ion and every provision for t he le keeping of prisoners and ofherse in kecpitur with Ilu ir id?as of a II regulated institution. Tliey find it there is a nc:es=iiv f,,r J lie p>'" inir of trulterinr on the in,use and >airin*r the wall in front'of the lot. It has come lo our notice that a isty by name of Cloree, on the 11:11 .v chain gang, has rendered ma ial service, in the protection of j Guard T. A. Rerly from assail at I the hands of a prisoner ami that said u Goree lias established a reputation for excellent behavior. We would therefore ask the court to show such deI gree of mercy to said Goree as is it compatible with its idea of propriety. >- We would suggest 'to the proper >. authority that ail slaughter houses ami n butcher pens situated near the corit porate limits of the town of Newberry e or near tho residence of any citi/.en of n the coun-ty, who may be affected in 't health by unsanitary conditions of r same be required to be kept" clean and t- free from such obnoxious conditions, s \\ c> insist that all tin; magistrates g ol the county shall use all diligence ?r in tlie e;iforcemen>t of the law regud | latiug the sale of spiritous liquors. T. 10. Wicker, r V\ W. 11 iggins, Foreman. 0 Clerk. WORKING STEEL BRIDGE ROAD. (1 New Steel Bridso to be Built at Lindsay's Bridge?Gravel Being Put Down. ' t Supervisor Wicker is now at work t on the steel bridge road iut or neaV s Lindsay's bridge. He will build a new steel bridge at this place and 11 is working the long red hill on this : side putting gravel on it. This is a . very had hill and when completed as proposed by Mr. Wicker will be a blessing to the traveling public. At times in the winter this hill has . been in an almost impassable condit ion. v Rural carrier on Route *1 wants to - see the road from l.angford's mill to . Reaver dam put in good condition al. so. There are other places on the steel 1 'bridge road which need attention and i it is hoped Mr. Wicker will put it i:i f good condition to river while he is at , work on this road. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the Roan] of County Conimissioncins will I , receive applications, until 2Sth Nov. | I!>07". for tiic position of keeper of ; the comity home for the year 15)08. i The Roard will hold its election on 1 I he 30th instant, reserving to itself j ? however, the right to reject all appli-1 j cations. J. Monroe Wicker, County Supervisor. Nov. 2nd. 1907. I taw. ( Japanese Baskets at t 2t. Aiiucrso.i iOc. Co. A leather card ca.-.e free to any one making a purchase ?.> >>.00 any time before Nov. 2f>. Mayes' Rook Store. Japanese Basket sale, 10c. to 25. values, each 10c. It. Anderson 10c. Co. Excelsior Farmers' Union. hxcelsior Farmers' I'liion will meet at Excelsior school house o:i Friday, November S. at 10 o'clock in the morning. A full attendance of the! members is requested. There will be business of importance. John M. Schumpert, President. County Teachers. ; The comity teachers' association will meet in the graded school building in Roundary street on next Saturday at .11 o'clock. This is the 1 first meeting for this fall, and it is very much desired that all of the teachers shall be present. Prof. Roy Z. Thomas, of Newberry college, will deliver an address on "The Teacher's Ideal." Dead Fall Farmers Union. Will nieej at the school house at" Dead Fall on Saturday, November 9, at -1 o'clock in the afternoon. All , members will please attend. .1. F. Stephens, Secretary. MONEY SAVERS. Clothing off 2."> per cent. * Plows 1 cents pound. Calico (! and 0 1-1 cents yard. (hiting f> cents. Homespun "> cents." Shoes pair 9!) "cuts. S. S. Rirge Co., Prosperity, S. C. WANTED?All your cotton seed at the highest market price. Scales and seed house at C , N. & L. depot. C. II. Cannon, WANTED?'An intelligent boy. ApI ply to the Western Union Telegraph office, Newberry, S. C. I Keep an eyo on our windows. It. Anderson 10c. Co. ; > Newberry Cotton Market. Corrected By Nat Gist. * Middling 10 1-8 Good Middling; 10 1-4 Strict Middling 10 3-8 SPECIAL NOTICES. 1 CENT A WOrtD. No advertisement taken for less A than 25 cents. ! COAL HAS ADVANCED and is cash. Mr. T, B. Wicker -will 'sell the Blue Gem Jallico coal. Call on him at coal bins. John Scott. "DEXTER," my fine stallion will he I for service during the season at J. fl J. II. Brown's stables, known as fj Knighton's old stand. ^ , J. B. Bedenbaugii. , It. 1 law GUNS AND BICYCLES repaired, umbrellas re-covered, and keys fitted. Work done promptly and guaranteed. John T. Cromer, At W. P. Smith's old stand. TAKE NOTICE?Our otllce is over the. Mower Co.'w store and should you find us out when you call to pay your account you can pay to Mr. John \V. Chapman of the Mower Co. j S. ,J. Woolen and Co. J 10-2JMI A CAPABLE, ENERGETIC, REFINED woman to represent Now York 'business bouse, in southern territory. References required. FrancoAmerican Hygienic Co., I Madison Ave., New Work City. WAITED?-Local representative for Sy Newberry, S. C., and vicinity to look after renewals and increase subscription list of a prominent j| monthly magazine, on a salary and I commission basis. Experience fle- ' siraible, but not necessary. Good opportunity tor right person. Address Publisher, Box 5!), Station 0. Vew York. FOR SALE?One fonr-room house near Mollohon mill. Good water and n?w house. Apply to W. A. Graddick, Newberry, S. C. t-l.l-5-2t. P SOLID GOLD cuff buttons $2.50 up. f S<?lid gold brooches $1.00 up. Solid gold children's rings 50c. up. Solid gold ladies' rings $1.50 up. Solid gold signet rings $1.50 up. Solid gold scarf pins $1.00 up. Solid gold child's ncckehains $2.00 up. Solid gold ladies' neckchains 22 inches long $3.;>0 up. Solid gold lockets $4.00 up. Solid gold bracelets $5.00 U!>- I Daniels & Williamson, Jewelers. jfl ASK FOR THE SIMPLOFILLER at i fl.j'O. Daniels ^ Williamson. k LADIES or GENTS solid gold Elgin watches $25.00 up. Daniels & Williamson. COTTON SEED HULLS for saleSouthern Cotton Oil Company. ELGIN Watches $5.00 up. Daniels & Williamson, COAL HAS ADVANCED with ~reat demand for the host grades, if you haven't purchased your supply, call on me at once and got prices, 1 handle the Blue Gem Jellico. None superior. John Scott. T. M. RODGERS, dealer in watches, clocks, jewelry, liepairins* a specially. Newberry, S. C., two doors above post office. LUMBER?lionvh and dressed, tongued and grooved of all kinds arid vrades. Shingles, sash, ijoors, blinds, \ In I lis, roofing, roof paints, etc. A lartrc stock i>f good material upon which I will met:I all prices, and strive to give satisfaction. C. II. Cannon, Newberry, S. C. SUPERIOR BREEDING, and individual dairy confirmation secured for " Hearing Kox," recorded in American Jersey Cattle club Register. A prcimum at the slate fair. He is fired in purple and is a handsome animal. Our community as well as Mr. Scott may well feel the dislinction of superior dairy blood in our midst. Mr. Seott desires to improve the dairy interest among a people who have patronised him so liiborally in the pnst and wo trust may be merited in the future, Roaring Fox is in service at a fco of $3.00 barely sufficient to meet expenso of maintenance. 1