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PURELY PERSONAL. Tho Movemonts of Many People A Newberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. Tlio lit'v. Mr. F. W. (irogg will preach in the Lutheran Church Sun- tli day m??riiiii4" a:i?! Sunday al'tcrnoii. ! nc The Woman's Missionary society ni ol" III.' Cliurcli *?I* Ilu? lie.loonier will so nii'i'l at lli?' home of Airs. F. K. Hipp Hi on M'ondav, .Ian. U7l.li, at 4 o'clock. a.l Mrs. ! :. /. Thomas will coiuluct llio an program. OHieors will lie elected for the cumin*;' year. he Miss Linda Welch will entertain M the Bachelor Maids club at four W o'clock Tuesday afternoon. lie; Miss N'nia Hook of ('oiunihia was | pli visit in'/ in Nou'herry Wednesday. oe Aiming- t'liv' quests at the Frederick ioi Hotel yesterday was Mrs. Mary he Boam of Columbia. to Mr. Nat (iist is home after a trip pa to Xew York. 'Magistrate ('. <!. Blouse lias been ed confined t<? his bed for the past scv- pa oral day.*. an Mr. and Mrs. M. Swat/bury, of fai Aslieville. N. are visiting the li?i family of Mrs. Swart/burn's sister, I In, Mrs. .los. Mann. n*: Dr. X. T. Pinner, of Pomaria, was cd in Newberry yesterday. tin .Ino. ,1. I!ar!e. F,s<|., of Columbia, lm referee in bankruptcy, was in {own j vit Tuesday oil otlicial business. x I |)r Mr. ! '. II. Miuninick went to Pros- J w,> pcrit'y and Little Mountain yesterday i nio on business. J |,?, Mrs. Myra Feaglo, of IVak. is vis- j (..,| itiithe family of M*r. Jim. C. ' |t: Adam-. j m, Mr. and Mrs. Mawin W'hitaker are |,|,. iii Columbia wit.li their little child I ,|Ml who has an operation performed at j rt.> the Columbia hos pital. c|, Mr. T. \V. Bleaso. of Saluda conn- 'sir tv. spent yesterday in Newberry oil 1 business. j,.|u Hard to Catch. Ian Will (Tiadmers. commonly called ''r pio.j.y Chalmers. is a hard negro to i catch. Chalmers is wanted on sever-j"' al minor charges. amoiiu' them b*?i ny j *,lt' that of making an escape'from thf: ,''u town chain iraiig several months auo. i ",M The authorities have been on the M1 lookout for him some time. I Last niglif Chief Adams had in- ')r' formation that Piggv was laying'''1' around the house of a negro woman,] named Cindy Bates. The Chief with ' ^ 'l Privates Franklin and Ada<ms went Jils out there in an etVort to effect' the J capture of Chalmers. They had not I st'1' hcc:i there when the chief discovered ')r the v-i'o hiding in tlie chimney cor- sl>4' iier. nit side ot tin- house. As soon as h ( h .nets >aw 1k< was discovered Jio 'hi raised his shot una as if to shoot at Il'r the. otlicer. The Chief flashed his < h liu'lu al tli.* negro and fired his pistol. I halmers took flint and in the dark-' ' ness made his escape. situ I hinking the.\j would he no furtli- I (>' or attempt to catch him last night | 1U"' the negro returned in a few hours to iUn tiie house. I'lie ollieers went- again and the negro made another dash for m'v liberty. A shot or so was fired at him ,)0' but none took effect. aloi '| In Mayor's Court. Mavor Longford disposed of the ? \'i\ \\ following cases Wednesday and Thursday: ?11,. Mark Haulier, I'M .lones, dim Teague, Iii c.hard Harris, Howard Sattorwhite and Frost Brown, for having a little crap game. Kacii. was fined w *. #.'>.00 which was paid. Policemen Adams and Burton caught this crowd. 1 ' Charlie (liven, disorderly conduct, . .? got. $2.00 or five days. Fine paid. C la; Vice flary, drunk and disor derly, was sentenced to pay $5.00 or serve fifteen days. "Pino paid. I (toorgiaiina Adams, using profane C., language, was fined $1.00 which was in J n ill Pre at. Creditors of Hitt and Felker. Tlie creditors of 11itIt and Felker l>ri met. in the .ollico of Messrs. Hunt, 'on Hunt- it Hunter. Tuesday afternoon and elected Frank L. Bynum and Henry C. Holloway *is theirs agents. Those gentlemen are also tlie assignee of the firm. i " ' 11. In Jail for Court. M,i Tn our last issue wo gave a list of the cases on tho docket, for trial at fo tho term of sessions' court, oommonc- nm ing Monday next. All of the ilefen- on dants named thero are out on bond. Th Six prisoner are in jail, whose casos have not yet been put on the dockets, as follows: William Ruff, for arson; Molvin Singley, for arson; Wess Williams, Mi murder; Sain Setzler, murder; charlws Sn Harris, larccny of livo stoek; Will Nv Chureher, violation dispensary law. do The only other prisoners now in oil jail are the negroes Burton, Johnson las and Mayes, who liavo appealed to the pr supremo court from tlieir conviction yo of arson. jo; METHODIST BANQUET. Delightful Occasion, and Large Fc Gathering Wednesday Evening. in Iiic Central Methodist church o evcift of the week was the festive vi< ca.-ion realized on Wednesday ve itlit. Car-.ls <>f invitation had bejn on iit "lit to ail the Methodist men of da e city ;ind at. the appointed hour tout one hundred gathered in the si.\ iditorium of the church. o>u 'flic exercises of tlie evening were an nun hv a song service directed by \vn r. .lames ftpting. The pastor. Dr. an oiling, requested Ifev. Mr. Best ley to id i i prayer and spoke briefly ex- gu uining the object and spirit of the up fusion. At the close of these relig- oni is services to which admission had ()\ en .itiveil by card, all were invited hoi enter the parlors of the church to ftnke of the ovster supper. wo When the fooling doors were rais- am a beautiful siirht streetod (he com- noi n.v. Three long tables beautifully <> <>] ranged and sprinked with violets tili iily glowed beneath the brilliant Kh< his, whileV group of some fifteen t<? lies all arranged in white stood p0] idy to serve the tables. Once seat- A. Mr. Zack Wright took his seat at |iv head of the table as toast-master, jj,v, ving the Uev. Dr. Mowers, our in- ?)t> od truest, on his right and Hev. . Wolling on his left. The oysters jla, re cooked as tastefully as at Delnico's and beautifully served. Af- <? the cake and eolTee, real Brazilian ,. <v Ice. arranged by the experienced jn,,i id of Mis. Cook, had been served, '| '. Wright arose and with a few s,.,.j asant and amusing remarks inlro- ( red Prof. W. II. W'allaee who in v,,., >lv to the toast, "The Methodist' jnri'li." made a pleasant and in- |>I)M uctive talk on the beginning and sj,j, itress of our church, being heartily ered at the close. The loast'-maswitli a very appropriate and ighahle anecdote then introduced . ' of. Stuckey who replied with a . illy beanit iful speech to the toast, ,n" >nr Public Schools." Mr. Wright <a> ii introduced Mr. Julius Lang ford, (h" active and ellicient mayor of Xow- a t ..v. However, instead of a speech a"' . Landlord expressed his pleasure N'li being present and then requested l>?j1 , Wolling to reply to the toast. At "lH s point Mr. Wright presented Dr. ^af llling who was to speak oil "Our urch and the Preachers." as well ^'a: on Mr. Dangford's suibjcct, "New- on'ry and her Progress." Everybody "|ni ined to be in a happy mood and Wolling after some pleasantries a' >ke of the grand opportunities of sou undred Methodist men to do someug of true woith for a closer fra- , , nal spirit and for the cause of 'a'' list as represented in the working" "liin ce of the Methodist church. n conclusion Dr. Bowers, our 'st, was called upon and made one ''4*D the most pleasant and entertain- ^ " talks of the occasion, saying (m,n ong other things that in this hcring iu' saw the beginning of a 'M|" v era in the life of this church, if ([''n iu all the chorees of the city, ng fraternal and social lines. ',rai Mi esc notes must contain a word '0,1< praise to Mr. John Wicker, who -,<on a member of the coinritittee, of arguments, did so much to make tlK' asion a success. T 'lie company all standing voted bev nks to the ladies, Mrs. Dr. Gild- Ave Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. J'as. ftpting,. :u>\ s. John Wickt^i", Mil's. Robert pub ight. Mrs. George Johnstone,-Mrs. (his rtin, Mjrs. llorus'by, and otheirs ffn> 'trilbut'ed so generously ami beaiv- vict illy to the service of the occasion.. Sup is To Assist Dr. Phillips. {?v. Nr. K. (Smith, of Bradley,. S.. will assist Rev. D. G. Phillips _r , . , ma: a communion meeting this week. 'aching Friday and Saturday a. m. ^ II o'clock. 'Coimnunion on Stabh. All cordially invited. All A. R. 'sbyteriiiiKs specially urg?d to atd all the services. . Mn Barn Burned. 1 flic largo barn of Mr. ft. P. Mat- day ws. who lives near Jalapa, was |>or moved bv fire Wednesday night, gnn was a very severe I ?s to Mr. ele< iPh: ? > who is a s'nvessf il favmei. vie* ich i'i (ider, hay e.iut other r.nigh reti d was consumed. The horses and 1 lie- were saved. Mr. Matthews had foil ly a small amount of insurance. C e origin of the tiro is not known, ban Got (. Smith-Griffin. rjn Miss Carrie Critlin, daughter of Mo is S. A. Griftio, and Mr. Ollio 0. ( 11?*li, a popular young snei chant of Dr. t\\ berry, were ma; vied < ! the resi- q nee of Rev. M. 0. J. Kreps, who ^ ieiated, in Prosperity, on Sunday it*. The marriage was quite a surise to the nvany friends of the nng couplo K-foo wish them many PS. ' at CONVICT ESJOAPES. d. Herbert, a Negro Serving a Sentence J'or Manslaughter Makes His Escape. Fed Hubert, a iK-r,. who was conmanslaughter about Iw.i !,,'s a?? !,"<l ^sentenced to .serve ^.vyears, made bis escape Wcdncsy night. Herbert: has been a trusty foi ;i.b,iul : -months and was considered )>v (iu< a ills as one of the most obedient <l aaio prisoners on (be gatX lie is a wagoner, and was often lilonc 'I ''as bad numerous opportunities make Ins escape. It lias been the ards custom to always lock him alter supper will, tbe oilier prislrs* " ednesdsiy night while Guard ,U'r tx* (>a,i"^ supper at ll.e "lc Air- ''^PS tlie county bom;? aper, where Uhe gang has 'been i i^ii 1!C1,b0r' fini5''Wl Ins supper 1 walked oil. As soon as Mr. Ox* found out that llenbert bad ,(f ,1(> mai,? s?a rcli for bim, a:id noM t'ho sberiff and policemen. Brill nulord began work at once locate tbe ^capo. lie sent Mr. |)c Hulord and former guard, T. IJerley to watch tbe bouse where rberl's wife had been living in 1 Smyrna section. Thes* gentle" watched all night only to learn 1crday morning that the woman moved trom the house some time Supervisor Wicker has offered a <?' *S0.00 for the capturc, I delivery o| Ilerberl. 'lie following is a very good dciption ?.f him: '"l-r. ginger cake: Age. aiboul Xi rs: Weight. Kid pounds; UeigSit, I'd (i inchcs; 1 las swinging walk; 'ii shot on side of face on left Told the Wrong Tale. 'lie oilier afternoon Chief of l>oAdams saw Lucius Jones com1 r?m the express ofiice with a e of something that looked snspii>. It you ever get one good look ins you will know him forever i'rward. for he is one of those ni.go fiCiikK among the colored 'illation, with white hair, red eyes, *1< hps and an expression on his a Hint indicates his readiness to loo at any moment. The box of ssware was marked "personal use >. ' was addressed to Lucius Manii. and the albino said it was for old grandfather who was waitingJones' house for him. The tale uded good and the Chief let bim l*?< he called upon Constable Inanis. and the -two after inquiry, ed to learn of any Lucius ManThen they w.ent to flic house dim Hulfer. step-father of Jones. ' red.eyed o:ie started to make his arture but he ran right, into Mr, 'innis, proving that an alibiiio 'I see well in the daytime. Ife I the ollicer he to ready to give (I and went back to the house, ilbed into the loft; and brought h twelve quartos of the real (ijr?r fid of fir> water. Lucius was sensed to pay a fine of .fL'fl.OO or to v thirty days. F?ev. F. W. Gregg to Preach. lie Rev. F. \V. Gregg, now of Aibille. S. ( ,, will preach for thj 'I'gh rVesby|'erian congregation t SaWiath afternon at 4 p. m. The lie is cordially invited to attend service, which will be hefd in Lutheran clirrrcli. At this- ser1 the sacrament of t'he Lord's per wirf be olfserved. Mr, Gregg a member of the distinguish Si gg family of the Pedee section bis State. ishop Gre^ of Texas and Gen. cey Gregg, who was killed during war between the sections, were ? members of that family antT of galaxy of immortals who linvo I renown and glory upon tlra fair ie of this common ivealtb. Officers Elected. 'he gymnasium club met last Monnigbt nt the rooms of the chamof commerce and effected an orlization. Hugh T. Renwick was tied president; Floy 1 Pjradley, ^-president; IT. M. Lindsay, seciry and treasurer. 'resident Renwick appointed the owing committees: >n bowling alley: Dr. W. E. Pelii, Jr., W. P. Wallace, and Jam or rutins. ?n shower baths: J. N. McCangh. Dr. W. G. Mayes, and Dr. F. D. wer. hi gymnasium: Dr. C. D. Weeks, I'. D. Mower, and Grady Goggans. hese committees are to report at Meeting of the club to be hold at chamber of commerce on Mon' night next at 8 o'clock. A full inula nee of the members is desired tli at time. THE NEWS Or PROSPERITY. Play to bo Given at Oity Hall Friday Night?Dea.th of Mrs. Mary J. Bobb. Prosperity. Jan. 2.'1.?As wo look 1 around and see ;!io (owns thai were i in > wadding clothes when Prosperity was put I in*.;' nil ans are today putj ti-!ii' in wafer" works and electric light j plants and foiling a head and Pros1 j 'perilv is sitting quioily down an.i i permit ring the procession to pass by. ' i 'Now we, your hutrJ'.i'e scribe, want to make a suggestion to our city. I lie oil mill lias power plenty and to spare. Why not the town put in v , dyn imo and v.cl the oil mill to furnisli (he motive power and then we I could have electric lights. It' we can't do this, net Xowtberry to ft; uish t lie power. Why m.'i do something to join in the march of progress. The local company of Ameteurs will give the playw Jumbo Jum on Friday night, January 24th. Admission 10 cents. This will ho a treat for all who attend. Tiro proceeds are for the U. 1). C. monument to the veterans of t'lio last cause who lie buried in Prosperity cemetery. Mrs. John Brown, of Johnston, is visiting Mrs. ,T. K. Brown*1 this week. Mrs. Isenogh, of Maryland, is visiting her husband at the Wise hotel. Mr. Isenogle is supeiintending the erection of the new Lutheran chuiYh. Mrs. S. I). Duncan and .1. P. Wheeler visited Mrs. If. T. Boozer in Newberry Moiullay. Mr. 10. C\ Math is loft Wednesday for Baler-lburg where he will go into the drug business with Or. McFall | Rid-elI. , D. 10. Kidgel), Ksq.. of Batesburg visited liis aunt. Mrs. A. M. Lester. Mr. 1). W. Boland has moved into the Doniinick house ^ui McNeary st root. Air. J. . Thompson has moved into the house vaotcd by Mr. Boland. Mr. and Mrs. Kreps and Mrs. G. llunter visited Hev. and Mrs. Bedenibaugh on Tuesday. Mrs. Connie Whites Mart, of Allan.-n (nine over to attend tluJ luner. ! of V-r aunt, Mrs i'!d;. Pii'i W. 10. Monfs is expected on a \"i??{ to Prosp;-'it , i'tis week. Mrs. W. A. Moselev is spending the week with relative.- in Columbia. Mrs. Baeiiman Pugli is expected home from the hospital in Columbia where she as 'boon for some weeks. On pi. J. B. Fellers was on the s'treels today, Wednesday, for the first time since he mot with his accident the first ,of Soplemtber. Tlis many friends were glad to sec him able fo be out again. Mr. J. If. Hunt or was in town Monday. Dr. Wye-he spent Sunday and Mon-' day at home, returning fo the capital on Monday" night. Mr. F. JO. Schuniperl has gone to Atlanta for a few days. Dr. P. I). Simpson spenf Sunday with his parents. Mrs. J. T. Whether, of Oofum'bia, returned to her home on Monday, She was with her sister, Mrs. Bobb, at her death. Miss Belle Bickley, of Helena", is visiting Miss Marie Counts. Dr. J. W. Wessinger, of Ballentine, paid Prosperity a call last week. The roof is going on the new church and' the brick werli is all done except t he rower. The P. F: D. pa?;ons of The Herald' and News rend their papers last Friday but we town domi/.ens did not". : Somebody is' going to lose, their scalp if it happens again, and'it is not; this scribe. See i'f it is. Mrs. Mary J. Bobb (nee Feagle)', ! was born at t'lio family homestead1 I near Pomavur, S. C. Nov; 79th, I842V ! departed tiifs life January 17, T908V aged GO years and 2 months. Mrs. Bobb wias twice married, tiro first time to Walter W. Kohn, in TSGft. Mr. Kohn was wounded at Gettesburg, and" falling into the enemy's hands di'ej a prisoner at Point. Tx>okout, Md'. From this nvanriage one child was bora, Sidney J. Kohn, of Prosperity. She. was married as second time Docomiber 2, 1872, to Frances Bobb, of Pros]>enty, five children were the issue of this marriage, two of which died in infancy. Misses Mario and Gertrude and Olen still survive. Mrs. Bobb was well know to all. She was grandma to all the children in the community and was beloved by all. She lived for Ivor husband, her children, and her church. She will be greatly missed by her pastor and tJio community. Her place at tho miss onary and ail society will bo vacant and ucr \.. >? !; will fn!l to o!hi or hands. leaves besidm a devoted husband and four children, tnree sisters, Mrs. G. M. Monts, of Littlo Mountain; Mrs. N. B. Wheeler, of lower No. d, and Mr. J. f. YY heeler, of Columbia; Messrs. Jno. N., and L. I. Feaglo of tho county, and many tela live.' and hosts of frionds. At her request Kev. ?J. A. Slig'h, a former pastor, assisted pastor Kreps in the funeral exercises, TJie text she had selected was John XIV: 1-3. She was followed to Prosperity's silent ! city hv a larye concourse of mourning IVicnds. V * On Saturday afternoon from 2 to "> p. in., tile (llasw Blowers in the MeCnughrin Building, Boyce street, near college will admit and present, every child with a glas present for 5 <".'iiis. Tliey make Kinds, l]lowers,? fruits, *>ad<cot<. etc., from common erysfal cla^s. Kverv visitor receives a spccinni of their work. Here for a few davs only. Open from 2 to and 7 lo 0. Special Services. Beginning with next -Sunday mortif ing, January 2(>, there will be held a series of services in Central Methodist clumfli under the direction of Kev. J. W. Speake. 'Sunday night there will he a service for the young people. A Present. Tn one of the small villages south of Cleveland is an old man who has all I he David ITarutn gifts when it come-! (o trmliiur. except that he run*! to cows instead of to horses. Not' long a to he had a cow that looked like a lirsl-rate sort of an animal. and it was except for I he fact that il ilillii *! live any milk. With thai exception the cow was all right. The owner desired lo sell the cow. One dav a possible bnver said that he would come over and look at it. For the sake of putting the cow in a more favorable light the owner went' out and bought a young calf which he turned into the stall with il. Tie was getting along nicely with I he possible buyer when a meddlesome neighbor across the way dropped in. "John." says he. "that calf don't belomv to this cow, does it?" The owner was furiorp at the thought of having his game spoiled. "Of cou ve if belongs jo her"' he burst forth, hotly. "T bronchi :: in and gave i( to her myself not an hour ago!" -Cleveland Plain Dealer. A Possible Substitution. A sultan bade his G rand Vizier prepare a list of all the fools in the kingdom and to bring it. to him as s ?on as ii was finished. Well in due course the vizier brought his list- of fools to the place and, lo! at the head of the list, appeared the name of the sultan. Liking audacity and dash, the sultan smiled and said: "Why, 0 vizier, is my name at the head of your Isif of fools?" "Sun of the universe," the vizier answered promptly, ".lid you not but last week commission two entire strangers?I'Vanks they represented themselves?(to purchaso six motor cars for you and did these two strati- ' gers not depart, with 100,01)0 sequins front the royal treasury?"' '' Yes,'' said I lie sultan. "What of it?" "TIfcy will never return," said the vizier, "and. therefore, on my list"? "But suppose they do return?" the ruler asked. "Then, sire," answered the Grand Vizier, "I will erase your name and ] place fheirs in its place*."?Washington Star. Especially to those wliu liave never seen anything of tli'o kind, tluerc is a very interesting entertainment in progress in the MeCinigllrin building, Boyce street, near-college, in the form of fancy class blowing. Tire Mitchell Class Blowers are giving the show. It is a practical exhibition of the manner in whic.li glass is converted into various pret'ty objects, and the facility and ease with which the skilled operators produce numerous Com plica texl and interesting objects is surprising. The glass blowers are giving to visitors pretty souvenirs made under their observation. $50.00 REWARD. The supervisor of Newberry county will pay fifty dollar^ rewards for the arrest of Fed H'orbert, a negro that escaped from the county chain gang on the night of January 22nd, .1008. Description. (linger cake, age about 33 years, weii?ht, 1(10 pounds; height, 5 ft. 0 inc'uw, lias swinging walk, been shot on side of face on loft >ido. Send ii.fo:nation to, Itf. M Mu ford, Sheriff Newberry County. Ntwbcrry, S, C., Jan. 23rd, PJ09. The Local Market. Moat.. 8 to 10 1-2 Hams 10 to 18 Host Lard 121-2 * Best N. O. Molasses GO to 7C Good M. 0. Molasses .... 35 to 40 Com 90 Moal ... 00 Mixed Chicken Food .... 90 i Hay a.. .. 1.25 to 1.40 ?J Nt Patent Flour 5.50 to (i.OO j 2nd Patent Flour 5.00 to 5.50 J Good Ordinary Flour ... .4.50 to 4.75 Sugar 5 1-2 It ice 5 to 8 1-3 Coffee lioasied 15 1 Coffee, Green 10 to 20 ' Cotton Seed meal 1.35 Eggs 25 1 Poultry 10c. lb. % I Newberry Cotton Market. K Corrected By Nat Gist. Good Middling 12 1-8 )flj| Strict Middling 12 Middling 11 3-4 AH SPECIAL NOTICES. 3 1 CENT A WORD. 1 No advertisement taken for less than 25 cents. | LOST?Between Mrs. E. L. Bailes' and power house, gold lock brace lot. Howard if returned to this ofliee. J SPECIAL NOTICE?Schloss Brothers & Co. will have a rep resent a- C tive at the Ewart-Perry Company % store next week with a full line of samples for tailor made clothing and will take your orders and have | your clothes for the spring made in m the latest fashion. if TWO PACKAGES of Knvolopes and yj,] 2 <|nires of paper for 50c. (Eaton U 1 furlbuts gods) at Broaddus & ^ RulY's J < . BRING YOUR LAUNDRY to Broad- I dus & Ruff, Herald and News building. J REPAIR SHOP?-Furniture, lounges, 1 and parlor suits, each upholstered, I recaining chairs, repairedmaking i and laying carpets and mattings, cleaning old furniture. In Sunlight Hall, near old colored Baptist * church. . Wesley Means. !j FOR SALE BY S. B. AULL, 2 lions- ..J es, one vacant lot on Harper street J and two lots on Main street. Thesj ^ houses above being occupied by Rev. Phillips and P. E. Scott. If not sold by the tirst of March will j be rented. Two nice lots in Main street suitable for stores. ^ WANTED?Everybody to know that T have bought t.iie undertaking business of the late L. M. .Speers. I am prepared to serve the public. P. P'. Baxter. , ? hLOST?On Saturday morning, be- j t ween the residence of Mr. George J C. Hipp and the Ashley Manufac- '1 luring company, a Brown Leather I Pocket'book, containing Gold Medal, Gorman prize, engraved "M. A. Swittenberg, 1907"; gold brace- ' let; gold necklace; five dollar .bill t and some silver change: Liberal re- * ward" ff returned to Geo. C. Hipp. \ NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER brick for repairing. Best brick, best' facilities, best d'eVivemes. Ship > u anywhere in the state. Write today W for prices. " ' Sumter- lfrick Works. FOR RENT1?The> old Spearman IIV?mestead' near Siihrer Street, re- > cently occupied by W. W. Spearman. Will rent ail or part of the place. Apply for further information to. W. Sv Spearman, Newber- , ft ry ,S. C. m NOTICE?We have now, our shop complete, and are ready, to do all ( / j kinds of work, whet net in iron or / / wood. W6 are prepared to fix ji 1 your boilers, englitu, wagons, bug- Ai^ f-'ies, mule shoeing, or anything i\so, Tp giYi us a trial. > Newberry Machine Shop. | RED RUST-PROOF SEED OATS ^ for salo. Grown by T. M. Neel. Two three hundred bushels left. fw Abrama & Gist. 7 EATON HURLBUTS paper at 35c., j 40o., 50c., a 'box at Broaddus & } Hl,fT'S _ ^ WANTED?Our friends to call and (buy their cigars at Broaddus and i Ruff's.