The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, February 04, 1908, Image 8

Newspaper Page TextPURELY PERSONAL. Tho Movements of Many People Nowborrians and Thoso Wlio Visit Nowborry. Dr. T. J. 11 mi i <*r ,nl' Trenton, S. was in I lie city yesterday an.I left iliiviii"- the all -mo i: |:i vi<il iiis niotlur in lit St. I.nkcs section. Time lias ,|:all tenderly with him a:nl he lias eliair:ed very little since his college ilays. Mi's. I. II. 11 mil is visiti 111?- relatives in Mailnw, Ha. Mr. Alex M)iiiii It* 1*1 yesterday lor Iiis home in Ciiii-avo. alter ;i vi-il to Iiis lir<ilIht. Mr. .1 ci.-.. Maim. Miss Dora Mann acnmn.-Kiicd him .is far as As|i.'\ ill.-. X. ? M r. .! lilt SruI; < ::| i >. ('i.himbin vest,-i,lay in iildinl ;i 111? . | i. i _ - i>|' |h.' hoard nl irnsi. i's <>|" i h.> Kni-dils of < oliiin'!)iis, ill wliirli lie is ;i member. I lie I.ailics Aid Society ul' I lie ( liurcli ul' I lie 1?? <!"t iri, |- w ill mi'.'l with Mrs. K. Y. Morris Tuesday afternoon at | o'clock. Mr. II. ('. Itnr<(< 11, w ho i> in Xewh.'rry i|,-sires it |<> he kimwu thai lie is nil llii' I'. S. i> n ri lei l e I', ir whoia :i11|?Iicjiti 11 has I een made In (low Ansel I, i* re-jiii-it inn |t> I>< hrnic_:lit I ri-m \"w 11 ! I News. Ya.. and who is wanted i:i Marion. S. ('. FA RMERS MU TUAI, Tns'uv;,!"- A K' xv'.itioM Reeled:? Of(ieoiy ,l>f" 'lies-; :|> Cood Condition. Ih.- fanner !?if n;11 I iisip-a iu-e A - - | I | ; , . , | ,\ " \\ 1 II ' I I I'll II I. I \ . ; hi-' I i: : :iih I ni < \> !'.. , i .,-1,1 s |%.|I ,\\ : II I' ' Ik. N... I. I ' ' 1 a lino ii. N o. I > M. I i11r i r. Vii. W if. .1. I >IIIII-.i n, \ 11. |. ^ l-'| ' in-.'. Xn. I. M in! X... (i. Cm'. \. I! ../ X... 7. I ' ! .. Ilnlllillil-k. Xn. S. If. r. I Milliter. Xn. !? I., l.v Keller-. Xn. 10. do . I. K x?. 11. The |...;ird II*. 'ei-l ... I ! lie InllnW i IJ -_fOllieer : ". r. ( | | It'll '.r. (.resident : i .III 1 J. , . | . )' |.' I . "I'l't : d ..'I'ri'.iivy and Ireasii rer. I he ee iij a n-. is in ji ]u'ii-.|lerons eon,lit inn and now has nl' I'ltn-e insurance in 111i^ county. ! .f.)(l,'ltli> iiisiiraiiee >v;is written last | year. l.nsM>s fur the |as| si\ mo.ithsj of l"H7 w.'r.' less Iha.i *IliO iind Ciey I w ere promptly paid. Meteorological Rceord. laniiarv. l!HK. Temperature. Mean tii 'xiiiiiini I Mean miiiii?niiiii Mean I'J.tl. M;e i!i'i::p ; d-ii . ""> d. M'ni'Mun L'(l; dale "J 1th. lireate-t daily ranee !!."?. Precipitation. T.-tal indies. a! -! in JI Inmrs ].:)() inchesdale. Mil,. S.n.n: ! !a I !).:> inches, nf .Ii \ -. with .III i inh .limine ;e ':-i|iit atinn ! I; el?'<r. I.'!; fair. I: i-1 >i? I \. | !. I hi le- < !' Ivi I'in l'ro-t I, !). | o. | |. I ! '. 1 l!?. -Jtl. ' I. Mm 'tic? -I Him | |. sh e< r:-i. :u. Ifainlall .l.inna:\. l!>07, l.0.~> inches.! l-.\eev-' I'm- daiuiarv. I'KIS, (i.JS in-' c'nes. W. < . I \'lerson. rooperative Observer. j Arthur Thompson Wanted. .Arthur Thompson, a younu white man whose parents live in XYw-berry, broke into Ih,1 company's store at "Ware Shoals t recent ly. lie passed throunh (irei'iiwond shortly after the robbery hail been committed. It is J alloyed that lie ?ot .^.">0 in cash and a' rifle. I.omviisvilk' Herald. Jan. :U.j See tlm hi- caiidh' in the I took Store window. Whisky Seizures. j Const abb' Williams last Saturday made a trip lo Xo. (i Township look-I iny after those who are disposed to viola!*4 the ilispmisnrv lav. The ionstable look ei'.'hl pints o; wbiskev fr.iin Simon Mintro, end ;>in ? rpiarls fr. *ii I' rank Floyd, bolli colored. Saturday niirht Poli?o:na-i Austin took ei??-hl quarts of whiskey from Oscar Smith, a younir white mar. who work5 al tho Newberry mill, ^mith bad just eoiuo in from Tianrens. Business Change.. Mr. IV A. Kompson has purchased the mencantib business of Mr. L. C. Pi'.ts, in 1 hi* opera Ikiusi building, and will continue I bo saiiii-. Mr. Pitts is now clerking with E. M. Evans ami Co. MR. E. D. SMITH SPEAKS. Eloquent and Unanswerable Argu- C mont for Farmors to Stand Together in the Fight. I lie regular lime for the meet iny I <>| i he Col Ion Association of tin? var-lj| ions counties was yesterday. Mr. I'). 1Smilli. president ii|' tlu1 Stale associal ion came into Newberry yes I or- |, lay rallicc uiicxp t-illy, hut I'ortun- |, alclv a I a rye number of farmers were |t present from I lie county and Hie an- |t u ninccm.Mil was passed around lhat|;l lie would make an address in (li.1 ci'i?rl house. A' II o'clock about one (|> hundred farmers assembled in the',, coir! 'i !u 11- :ir Mr. Sinilii. ' \; ' lie was Mil induced llic elec- I ! dicers for llie county assu-! | J * .;?!::iii look place ami resulted as fo|-Jc I-<w : !{. T. ('. Hunter, president; \V. || <Mrowii. vice-president ; (i. |<\ Limn-, f, secrelarv; Alan .lolnisfoue, Ireasurer. 0] Those ollicers are Hie same who were (' elected 1 aI year. I, ''lie I'ollowinir delegates were elect- jt led to (lie Slate assticial ion, which j inei'i< in ('olimihia on Wednesday: j ,| I*. '!' 'Hunter, (i. |?\ Lony. Jno. i|j M. Ixinard. ('. K. Summer, Jno. X. j vv Keavle, (!eo, 15. Anil. Alan Jolinsto ic, j |,| , M Smith. M. H. Anil. I f air- on 1 i.|' t lie d'de-t;iiiou finds il impossible ' for him to alleiul the Stale meet iny, I i lie i-; reone I I |o secure ail a'" 'fiate lu that I !ie count v mav lie fullv rep- j, iteil. ' .. i ( . _ I III J When V r. Smith w as in! io!nc.-d l>.v ( j ' 'r< - <l"el Hunter, he explained wh.V i lie had failed (o meet former an-1 ( a-"1,'cem. nIs for him to speak in (>i y :i?>d -talcd that !i.' was md ! ."t a I' i1' fault. Mr. Smith spok" for ,1( .nor t*.-.,, |f>,r -.Mil !-M -V- :.!- < leutioa ( I : lie aadience f'vmi heyin- ;(| 'in 'ti f ?ul. |j wontH he impossible |(, to mm !i t 'ke "ven a synopsis of his remark-. 'mi! h" emphasized in (he i jifii ii'- 'lie import ance of (lie s n'b -tandin'r toyetJier in I he Inrhl i,? i- !,c!ii made in the inferos! of j ; So-.il-crn ci>|11in urower. m I'c -."i'1 I ' it '' < eredi I of | h ? i >( Soi't h. it:; ".'old and its rceuhack s. j.? w raj pel in its col Ion. That |(l ih" " hole eiMintrv. in fad. was do- ! (j. P" i = I "el fi r iIs prosperity upon col- . He lie! I t'ial 11?>111i11 _:* ever .just ^ happens. Chore is mi effect without t , | an a cause: t here is a reason why one |,j nrin i- rich and another poor. J Mr. Smith staled that lie was out we-1 simii while avo ami that the ! ? land wa- sidling from $'_?<)() to i i In per acre. lie said thai the farmors j tli M-e :;cw corn, hay an I cat 11.\ we j in (lie south 'M'ovv col (on. There are i ' t wo things that civilized man needs j;l" and must have. nielhinT |o eal and j rtl.1 -omethinv to wear. All sections of I 111 this country yrow hay. In liie south j we have a monopoly on I lie produc- i "*<l lion of cotton and a natural mono- ! w >o'v. M >\ Smith said that the value!'11 I col ton depended upo.i I liree i thir.vs: first, the demand for il : sec- i ond, the cost of product ion, a^id third, .he intelligence wliic'i wa> hack of |o the cotton, ('olton was in competi- M I ion w ith three lahric-'s, flax, wool m and silk. The total production from "-o llie><' thr'e lahrics would not clothe! pn more I ha i one-third of the people < \ who wore clothes, tiierefore. il was pi necssary to h: \e the cotton in order m to idol he the people and in order to (mI jet what co| Ion i- worth if you would |\take the price of -i'L flax ami wool _\.m would reach ihe loiudusi hi thai p,> c; l!mi was worth at least sixty-live mi cenls p? i pound. The reason we ] j,.. were not ut'ltiiiii fifteen cents, even, j to is because Ihe Southern farmer is j ,,n standing here as the vassal slave of |o Ihe rest of the world, 1<> He showed that no other business lit could be successful if it did not count fr the cos! of production and the hand- wi liny and then had a profit, but" the to farmer simply yrows bis cotton with out countiny what is cost him and then bronyht il to Ihe market and carried his sample around asikuy the , buyer what he would yive for it. Any j ^ morehnnt or other business man that undertook such a plan would soon yo* ^ farmer simply yrows his cotton with- j the farmer, he said, was that he had been workiny his muscle too much and not workiny his brain enonyhv Mr. Smith is endeavoring to or- ^ eani/.e w :irtdious< s and uet in position so that Ihe fanners may be able to hold their cotton and demand for it such prices as will yive them not only the cost of product ion but a fair and reasonable profit. His clos- ^ iny yemnrks were a most eloquent picture of the Southern cotton yrower and many of his hearers were ^ much affected. There is little doubt that his address will result in much ^ yood and a better oryani/.ation of our farmers. j, Death of Infant. The infant child of MY. and Mrs. y (ieorye Parrot, of near Blount Zion, died Sunday. Another child of Mr. and Mrs. Parrot, twin to this one, wasjti buried a week ago. ( MR. TULLENWIDER ACCEPTS. 'ail of the Lutheran Church?Will D< Arrivo in Newberry March First, Ifev. Kdward Fullenwider, of' Lexltrlon, X. ('., \v!io was extended a ill l?y tin* eoii'jTe'jation ol' the Luth- of can chui'ch of llic Ucdecmcr, of Now- nn erry, to become ils pastor, has writ- It n to (lie council ol' church that uu c accepts I he call. II,. stales that wl e will he ready to come to Newberry wl hoot the lirst ol' March. in Mr. I''i11lenwider is a youn.tr man nn el ween I wen I y-live ami thirl v vears co I and trradunlcd from the old L?x <?ilh '';ii'(i!liia col !e ; e :i' Ml. Plea-'-! ill. and later pursued a course al llie sti ul lie ran riiecht*.:ieaI Seminarv. al liarlesi .hi. having ? a?li?:?I< ?! from j hitter i.isl it at ion in H)02. Mis ' rsi work was as pastor of the Sec- 1 1 ul or Mission church al Concord, X. For some years he has been pas- ' >r of I he Mission church in Lexintrnrlon, X, ('. lie is married and has two chil- |) ivii. Mr. I* u I lenwider is a conij>a rave slrantrer lo our people hul (hey ill trive him a warm welcome upon is arrival. X. Central Methodist Church. Sunday moruin.tr licv. .1. \V. Speakei Xi ;? 'j*?j ?'irecl-[ itr a series of services spoke one.' j l>. ore if i'io exlrins'le ; theme of! Iirisl 's (lospel. llie message of love ! > MKI'llvill"! ' ' ' ni'iniou s was a sol- I v . , . , .\ (1 vn spiritual occ n > i paiik< n < 1 Ii.v a !ar*;,.? number of iho j embers ol this cburcii and oilier! Iirisiians. This was n!s> i;1(. : I ii lor lb.' r.'eeption of members ,-nul X'1 i lei ler and on profession of f.uilh > ' "i! VI wo ";in:e< were ad!.*t ' > llie' I. file follow intr llie llie mimes llie persons received: Mr. W. M. v , i arrow and Mrs. Xellie ( 'arrow, Mrs. : i/./.ie Wiiliam- and Mrs. Susie Co!.>-j v. an. Mr. Hindi Keid and Mrs. Helle j eiil. Mr. IJobl. I!. I.omiuick and M rs. j . M. I.omiuick. Mrs, \\'m. S. Ifeitrh- j y, and Mrs. M. I), H.'itihley an I I * iirjiler Clara K. Keitrhlev, Mr. niise M. (Iraliam and Mrs. MViirtrio >J (Jrabain. Mrs. Marv A. Gilbert Xo ul !ier dautrhlcr Miss Mary K. (lil- ,| rt. Also Mr. P. I'Yank Haxtor and e followiu.tr list of yoiui.tr people; . icile West, Corrie llavird. Don t<'d. Marie Domiuick, Maritiln l.-antrrd ami Samuel \V. 1> ".:iin:ck i, ... ' I Xo '?.? il is cifrti 'i .1 :> i;. I val spirit prevails in this church, j * ul a new interest and m ivenieut | iion.tr 11 io members. The services at I ( "hi were lav '/ attended it beimj j A'' 'ces*:i.y lo raise ,'ie doois of the I ^ iin'iy schofil roi in to seal those. Xo 10 came. Mr. Speakc pr-.'.ic!i"d an I I tie a.id earnest, sermon. ]!). Senator Blcase's Bill. I X'o After the adjournment of the col- I ii association ami Hie address of '. r. Smith. Senator I'd ease -late,I the j ^ v isions |' his chantre i.i the county ' veriimeiit by the hill which has '1 issed Ibe senate. There were no Xo, pivssions from I hose who were ' e-cnl as io whether or not they ap- I 1^? ' veil I lie bill, but a trreat many I ' i/eus expressed themselves private-j No, as bein.ir in favor of a chantre. I ( In I r' ma. i "r of heller roads the j Xo pie may ,ju<i< as well realize at | ' ice i!i,,| |hey cani'.ol be ecured un- | ^iliev are 'villii: : io ruse money p. v for ihem. Possibly by ha vim; Xo i.> coiuissioner in each of the two . wuships thtty mitrhl 1; abde to Xo ok after llie workinir of roads ;v ' ^le more c!o.-ely and the chantre Xe oiii snpei visor to commissioners ( ill not entail any additional costs Dthe count v. ' 1 I). Advertised Letters. Lei lei's ivmaiiiin.tr in the postoffice Newberry, S. C,, for week ending ' binary I," lflOS. H?-James Hurretl, AFr. R. M. ? ralisford. Miss Ada Haker. T\ (-Mrs. K. ('. Clav, Mr. Sim'Col- l ,s; l)K, Miss Sadie Kvans. i F- Mr. Sleadman Ko'wler. II. >T. |,? nwler. . , C (I. W. ulymph, .laiuima Glympli oliert (list, Minnie (ilasti'ow. 11 Miss Willie Merbe. J- Jesse Jackson. X" K M'irs. Frank Krobarl,. James oon. ^ Ni 1/?Miss Mabel Lindsay. M Mrs. J. 1). McCrnrv, Arr. TTenry I raver. . X??Mr. Car Nicies. j) ?Mliss Pearl Oxner. 1'?Mrs. Marnier Hanoi. Mr. Davi l e"n- . . n. S--Mr. (). L. Smith, Mrs. Ada Sims. W?Mr. K. 1'. Writ man. Mrs. Mary reiirlits. ' * Persons callimr for these letters ill please say that they were adver- X< sod. , Chas. J. Pnrcell, P. M. Nf DEMONSTRATION WORK. mionstrators Named?'There Will 1 Some Oooperators?A Good Work. The demonstration work umlerlal by tlw ueneral government is 01 the best tilings that has over bet dcrlakcu in behalf of the farmer proposes in show by practical d cistration what has been done an iiit can be done. Mr. 11. II. Abran 10 is the ai?en! tor the ?roverninei this county lias apopinted the d >11i ralors and is assured of the Djtcrat ifii. (iuod results may ' jh'ci the 1 i>I of deni'M alors and their postollico: Demonstrators. ,J. I i. Chappell. Newberry, li. ! '. I l i. .). K. Koiiu, Newberry, K. F. I). N W. S. Melton. Helena. 11. T. Loujishore, Newberry, li. I No. 1. J. W. Johnson. Newberry, K. F. 1 ?. 1. I. S. Iloo/.er, Newberry, H. F. 1 >. I. David 1 'itis, Newberry, U. F. 1 >. I. L. F. Longshore, Newberry, K. I No. 1. K. II. Walton. Newberry, li. F. 1 i. I. I). S. Teauue, Newberry. li. F. 1 >. I. I'. I*. Teayue. Newberry, K. I''. I 1. I!. Y. Abrains. Newberry. li. F. I . I. I. li. Si'iin. N?'wberry. I*. F. D. Ni I. I'!. Slei lintr. Newberry, If. F. 1 . 1. I. T. Stcrlini!'. Newberry, li. F. I . I. i. li. llcndrix. Newberry, li. F. I . 1. !. I'. Hill, Newberry, li. I'\ 1). N< I. L. Floyd, Silver Street, li. F. I > . A. Caldwell, Newberry, li. F. F . . X. A/.rams, Newberry, li. F. 11 , V. C. Miller. Newberry, li. F. I , <?. \. T. Wilsen, Newberry, li. 1"'. I , 1. J. I'. Iloo/.er, Newberry, ii. I . 1 . 1. Yelch Wilbur, Newberry, K. F. 11 . :$. ). II. Stilwell. Silver Street, K. I' No. J. I. li. llendrix, Newberry, l\. F. I . I. I'. Fit Is. Newberry, Ji. I"'. D. N< V. O. Fit Is, Newberry, li. F, l>. N< I. 15. Smith, Newberry, li. F. I . I. I. M. Workman, Silver Street. li. I' No. -. I. M. Abrams, Kinards, li. F. I . .1. >. II. Abrams, Newberry. li. F. 1 . 1 I. M. M Kit trick. Newberry, li. I' No. \.r \. A. Clelan.l, Newberry, li. I''. I .. 1. I. li. Lehardt, Newl.v; ry, I*. F. L . 1. <). li. Mai tin. Newberry, li. F. I . 1. }eon?e A. Kptintf, Newberry, li. I No. *i. fames li. Hnuin, Newberry, li. I No. :i. 1. J. Seasc, Newberry, It. F. t . :i. atfhrr MV ljon?y, Newberry, li. I' No. : {. James M. Suber. Newberry, li. I No. 3. I). A. Klecklcy, Newberry, li. I No. 3. W. Frnest Merchant, Newberry,'' 1 I). No. .'i. M. Duncan, Newberry, li. F. I . :i. T. II. Cromer, Newberry, li. F. I >. (5. P. K. Chandler, Newberry, li. F. 1 '. fi. C. Neel, Newberry. li. F. D. N J. li. Spearman, Newberry, R. 1 No. I. M. Fills, Newberry, K. I'1. D. No. Alex D. Hudson, Newberry, U. I No. 1. Charles S. Suber, Newberry, li. I No. fi. .1. M. Suber, Whitmire, li. F. I >. 1. T. W. Suber, Whitmire. li. F. I >. 1. THE LYCEUM COURSE. jo Ail Attractive Series?First Perfor mance 011 Friday?Miss Katharine Ridgeway. k-| Tin' Lyceum C'ouise at Lie eolleg? le 1 lor iliis sc.*-ion I?i?Ilair to In* inter u 1 cstiag aid instructive. I' rsons ol s j rare talent ami ol acknowledged abil e- itv will appear in the series, ami i id j is promised that the lateness ol* in is aiu-iirating the course will he nu>i< it'than ofl'set l?.v the high standai I o! e-j the attractions. ir ' rrh'.< series will consist of five mini >e \ hers, of which I'oit:* have been an : lionnerd: Katharine llidueway wil ;> j:.?ar (ii February 7; Dr. Snyder ; |'resilient of Wol'lonl Colleen abon M;i) i h I: Ital|>h j'.ii^hani. the grea 1 |ie;-tiiKit-ir and humorist ationt A>pri * 2:{. ami Dr. .1. A. H. Seli.-rer whnsi I date has not be-m I ixvjl. The remain " niini!>er will bo announced i.i < ! few weeks. ! The price of season tickets for til. [<'.1 live attractions has In-en set at $1.00 j with the rate ol' .r>0 cents for eacl ) j simile perl't nuance. Tickets may hi Iliad at Maves' Hook Store or fron Dr. W. Thomas, who. is in genera ' j (ha rue ol" t be con . se. I A few words now as to the hrsl 1 aitrs-clinn. Miss Katharine Kidge ! way is wcdl-kaown in the l\rciui I'1.1 world, bein one of the most pnpulai ' reader* ? f toda . X fler competen ). inst met ion she was oontieeted loi two vears as reader with t"?i fatnoa ) Temple (,)iiarte;te. and loday she i at the head <>1 her own company, lie vrcat siicce-? lie1* in the boiceiiess o |>,.r select ions. Iter e;tIbiisiasin ii r woi k. and In r masterly and st rik i t j'bilit> . V ilh Mi-'' Kidjeway > Miss Fai " La Dran-Jic. a talented pianist, whos oerl'oi manccs h"ve been liivhlv com ), n. 'iided ' of the be>{ mil^iea critics o!" on!1 country. Mjt>> I.! j ! ( Jranvi1 is vi-iy popular in I'osion ' j ("'lii. a"?'o ::ml New Vork. and. in fact ; i:i (wry town or city wlinli has beei fortnnate enough to hear her. i It is sincerely hoped tii-.t tIn auditorium of Holland llali will h . well tilled ^>n Friday n i _ 111. for Mis: liidii-eway is a pleasing entertainer ! an! those who stay away will only Ik I. j the losers. F. W . t . ( I THE NEWS OF P0MA7UA. i ) i Farmers Getting Busy ? Proposec Change (County Government | Approved. 1 Pomaria. February 3.?The farm ' -rs of this community took advan ! :a-e of the favorable weather of tin 1 last couple weeks to sow a goo< many oats. Some wheat also ha* \ J bef-n sown since OhrHmas. thougl j not very much. , i Mr. Richard Ligon. of Due West I spent a few days this last week will ( | his mother, M-.rs. !{. I "ion. and hi> '' sister. Mrs. 15. M. Set/.ler. Miss 1 lelen Smith, of Newberry came down on Friday afternoon t< v spend Saturday and Sunday with hci friend and former school-mate, Miss i .lenimie Martin, at Mr. (5. D. N onmi's Mr. Uov .lohason, ol Henderson j j villi*, X. ('.. is clerking in the new drug stove, which was opened here b\ j i Dr. F. Dinner a few days ago. ' A good many cottonseed have beei ,, 'sold h-'i- rcp.'iitly, the p?i?*t being : 'j dollar per hundred. The improveme i j i of the roads made it easier to ge j them to tow n than it nad been foi j some time before thai. I Dr. (I. A. Set/.ler spent last Mon ). day in Columbia. He is interested ii the new bounty government bill foi t\ this county, which has been introdnc ed into th" legislature. Tt?; senti i\ ni'ent. generally in this section of tin county seems to be in favor of tin ). new scheme. Mr. John Sullivan, of ITonea Path i' visited friends in Pomaria during th> last von pie days. He seems to find i a very attractive place. Mr. F. Ii. Feagle resigned his posi t tion as policeman about a week aye and Mr. doe Alewine, of Silver Street was elected to succeed him. The peo * pie of the community are irlad Ii I have Mr. Alewine here, and they be ^jlieve that he will discharge the dutie of the posit ion ^fearlessly and efficient ). Iv. Mr. Feagle will resume his posi tion as clerk for the Set/.ler Com -) paav, wh.ere he will be ,ulad to se his friends. 0t Mrs. Lawlon Philips, (J* fJreenwoo.l spent a couple days witn Mrs. Louis .,i 'Set/.ler this last keek. The vote of the senate last, week ii ^ refusing to adopt, the resolution roe ommended by the governor with rof erence to the dispensary commissior after they luul so am?ndnd the reso lution as ajiparenlly to remove al objection to it, was a remarkable ac lion. The sentiment of this pommnn it.y rather approves the vote of th ). house. The resolution is understoo |here as not being intended as an en dorsoment of everything" which the V commission may have done, but as an T - effort to strengthen the position of J Hie St..te in the fight which is being made against her to take the settle- ^ nu'iif of I ho dispensary affairs out of s > her hands. The revelations which are I - 'being made as a result of the commit-, J T tee's effort? are interesting, to say a - 'the least, an J they should not he shut r'B I off until the entire affair has been I - probed to the bottom. There are 3 some excellent men in this community E !' who are advocates of the dispensary system, and they real'/e clearly - enough that the most deadly enemies a - (lie system ever had were those pre- ' j I ! Moled i'ric n Is who gave .1 the rep;:- [| ', |;i(11>ii <>!' heing honey-combed with y t| r:? ft and ?*:?i rti)>t ion in its administitration. N<? honest man ca.i be hurl 1 hv having the light turned on. S. n Texas lias ;t distinguished politi- W eiau named "Onion." lie is very W strong in Texas. ( i| The village of North Augusta wags ?| the biggest dog in the country.? ; i News and Courier. j. Tom l,awson is now suffering rc^ morse for an interval of moral luci- w ' ; dity.?News and Courier. \(1? The Local Market. * ,, Meat 8 to 10 1-2 U Ilaii's It) to 18 t * lie.M hard 121-2 / 1 j. 1 Jest N O. Molasses til) to 70 ^ j| I' flood M. O. Molasses .. .. 35 to <10 ,Jj , Corn {JO Meal 110 ! i alenl Fl< ? m * * .*)..'>() in li.Ol) , I e ;; in r 5.00 to 5.50 M i (nn.! Ordinary Flour ....-1.50 to 1.75 'jW Sugar 5 1-2 , i iiice 5 to 8 1-3 J j Coffee !toasted 15 J . Coffee, Green 10 to 20 1 I Cotton Seed meal 1.35 E c I 25 I 10e-1!'- ,W Newberry Cotton Market. Corrected By Nat Gist. i .Middling 10 7-8 i (iood M iddling 11 Strict Middling 11 1-8 i 1 SPECIAL NOTICES. || ! 1 CENT A WORD. i i No advertisement taken for less I - than 25 cents. . m J I j I SELL FRUIT TREES?Agents want- m J ed to sell general nursery stock. You ' ( . make big profits by our plan. Kasy M I terms. Write today. Upson Nnrseries, Vatesville, C?a. ' ! SALESMEN WANTED for Lubrica> flj ling Oils, Greases an 1 Paints ,^n Newberry and adjacent (Counties. J Sal ar.v or commission. Address- j j Clover Oil and Paint Co., CleVe- ^ ( jFOR RENT?One two-horse farm, on ( **J . my Gary place near Garys. jj W. T."Biil-oid. % | I li. r. II. x... :t. :it J| I | C| ( j WANTED?Two croppers to work for. I ! part of crop on the l)orroh place. I | W. T. Hiilord. ' ,. I li. F. I). No. 3. at FOR SALE BY S. B. AULL, 2 lious- 1 j es, one vacant lot on Harper street J |t and two lots on Main street. Thcs-i houses above being occupied by H Iiev. Phillips and P. K. Scott. Tf p > not sold by the first of March will 3 be rented. Two nice lots in Main street suitable for stores. ' WANTElf? Everybody to know that I j T have bought the undertaking 1 husinetss of the late L. M. Speers.' I .jj am prepared to serve the public. ? P. F. Baxter. NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER, j brick for repairing. Host, briek, ' best la(ulitie?. best deliveries. Ship J anywhere in the stale. Write today 1 s for prices. j Sumter Brick Works. . *jM FOR RENT?The old Spearman* L B Homestead near Silver Street, re- j ^ eently occupied by W. W. Spear- k I man. Will rent all or part of tho M place. Apply for further informal tion to W, S. Spearman, Newberry ,S. C. ? i, NOTICE?Wo have now, our shop .1 cojnplcfe, and are ready, to do all.' j I Jiinds of work, wlretner in iron or f\I wood. We are prepared to fix*, \ I your boilers, engiie-, wagons, bin?-, x-,, J e [ flies, mule shoeing, or anything .1 j giv-j us a trial. ; A *J Newberry Machine Shop, j #V'; J

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