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PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE. Movements of Nowberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry and Other Happenings. There will l?i* preaching; at Tranquil Methodist church, next Sunday, March I.':). by Rev. W. I{ay Anderson. Miss I.ilia \ cruoii, of Spartanburg, visit,?(| Mrs. J. |{. (jreen during' the past week. (Je?. 1$. Croiii d', with Arthur Kibler as alternate1, will represent th?.* Lutheran Church of the Kedeenier as delegate at the Newberry conference, which will he held today and tomorrow wiith St. Phillips church in No, 11 , township. I'he I,ad'ics Aid society of the Kirsi l?aptist church will conduct a wlii'e sale al ili,' K w art -1'orry company shuy in Main street next Tuesday. The IMiilathiau class ol' the l*'irsi 1?ap! is| ell111*<*11 Sunday school will meet with the I'.araca class in the hitter's ?dass room nn next Sunday afternoon ;ii I o'clock. All the Ihiraca ineinhers are urged |o he present. Mi -s Alice Kpps, of Sliulis, has been visiting at Mr. S. \V. Urown's Ihe past wee!;, Mrs. I *. ('. I toy lost on and little son, I lllackvile. are visiting Mrs, Iioylesion's parents. Mr. and Mrs. .lames K. 1 )avidson. I'he William Lester chapter 1". I). < . will meet with Mrs. L. ('. Merchant next Wednesday afternoon a' four thirty o'clock. A full aitendanee i-; desired. MU.I.T NURY O PEN ING. Beaut "fid HeA". anil Millinery al Oaldv i.-ll and Ha'iiwangcr's and C. & CI. S. Mower Oo. 'two of the pi'i-mi n.ut and up-lodat millinery establishments in Ni" heriv held I.lew openili'.'s ol sp.'nr: m ::' I i? i \. o.i Wcdiie<u'ay and 'i hnrsday. < 'a'd w-dl Ov I (all i'\ at.'.er had their cpei'inv, lor Wednesday ;i .1 Thursday ol w-ek aad the l>ui days were all that could lie desired, so far as balmy sunshine and good weather is concerned ami the ladies from the cilv and county came in large uumliers to inspect and purchase their spring hals. Tlie s-lore was heaul i fully decorated with it.ai??_i11iv- baskets of flowers, parasols ami mirrors. <)n either side ther> was i la rye haskel of American Heanlv roses and other pretty flowers ;md 'he whole appmranee was ] lea -ant to I he eye. I'he lints which had been purchased and trimmed ami arranged under the suj ei v'sien of Miss (Vua Kiser, who has i a rye of this department, were (.f the latest styles and patterns. A ninny these niiyht he mentioned a light blue lace hat with light blue plumes and pink roses, a Merry Widow sailor, 'black with cerise feathers. Another very handsome hat was a black lace hat with black plumes in Mary Gardner style. There were also many other prellv tailored hats, litis? sian turbans and (!aye hals. The sales were very satisfactory i' to the proprietors and during both t vlays (he store was crowded every day \ 'from mornimr till iii^lit with the \ ladies of the cilv and county. The ((J. S, Mower Company also had their opening- oil Wednesday and Thursday ami hundreds of ladies visi'ed their millinery depart men', dm in r these two davs and enjoyed | one of I'm ;>! el iiev! :>.id mo-;! v.iried I <lispi,:vs i:'.' l!.;.t ? ,,, seen in Newberry. Thi s establishment is one of lb-; oldest in the county and always carries everything that is demanded by the fashion lovers of the eonuuunity from ill,- "Merry Widow" sailors lo the most elaborate creations. Preaching at Dominick School House Next Sunday, 2!) ins|., beiny the filth Sunday, I will preach at Trinily I I a. in. and by ropiest I will preach at the Dominick school house at p. m. A II. Rest. Pastor. March 'J<>. 1008. CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. J. W. Wolling, D. D., Pastor. Services Sunday mornimr at 11 o'clock. The services will be condueled by the paslor and the subject will be: "A Word of Comfort." Isa 40:1. At the Sunday school hour Dr. Wolling will speak to Ihe men's bible class on the physical effects of alcohol. All men are invited. At niyiit Ihe pallor will discuss " I'he New Name" as set forth in h'eV. 2:17. W "\fc, . Ife',,..., ... . - CEMENT SIDEWALKS. Contract Lot For 10,000 Running Fe Five Feet Wido?Citizons Should Co-operate. | ( ity council on Wednesday niyi (awarded to lirown and Metjee, i I < Jreenville, the contract to lay t< jlliousand runniny feel of cement sid wal'ks, live fee-t wido, the contra price being* forty live cenls per lino 'loot, making the total contract prii ahonl $l,."jt)0. The contractors aro r <|iiire,l to give bond in the .sum of 000, the work being guaranteed l'i live years. The work is to eommem in April !.">. The ceinemt is to he laid in accori ance with Mayor Langford's plan, 11 city payiny half and the proper! j m\vii, rs along- whose property the sid walks run payiny half. T'he decish las to where the work will starl | I' ll t<> Mayor Lanyford. j The property owners on Cahlwe (street from Mr. .1. \\\ While's sloi i to i he corner of i'oitndary si reel wei I 11>?' lirst unanimously to agree to pji j their,pro rata share of lite cost, an it i> probable that the work will beyi I the)e. j Most u|' (he properly owners o M'olleye -tre.'t have agreed to 11] ; plan, and ino>| of those on npp< Main street. It is probable lhal t!io.who have not agreed will do so, an that these will be lh?? ee.vl street paved. Should the conyrcgal ion of th First I!aplist ehnrch agree to Mayo i ! >;i . ford s proposition, as no douh ' v.iil. the cement walks could b "XI ''Hi I ci I mi in front of the clinicl aii>I ili'Wn P.oundary >t reel. several o i ic piopcrtv holders on Imimdar strccl licin-.r anxious to >ccuiv th :d- \\ 11 i- hardly probable ~i ha ;llli? ill cha I've of the property O I li e I'irst I'aptisj church, on which ! mayutth cut new building is uearin I eoji.j h'tioii. will consent that the ct ! menl walk* should stop at their pn j r-'M.v. I'lie contract is a la rye one, an .h?v\ ~ thai Mayor Lanyford and hi council mean business. || is now u to the citizens. It there is uuanimit many side walks can be laid at one. One property owner on a street, how ever, has the power to delay the worl \\ lien the ureal value of the ei menl sidewalks is considered, not or ly to the city generally but to the ii dividual properly owners in culiatw iny the value of the property aloti which they own. it will be seen ho' important it is that Msiyor Langfor and his council shoubl have th hearty co-operation and the acliv ii p po pi of all the citizens in I hi work. Cement sidewalks is one i Newberry s greatest material need and the city is to be conyratulatc that it has a council which is yoin ahead with the work. It is earnestly to be hoped that 111 property owners who have not don so will agree to the plan, so lhal th work may proceed rapidly. Married. At the parsonage of St. Peter' (Pincy Woods) Lutheran church, b the b'ev. K. .1. Sox, March 2'2. 1005 Rescue O. Shealv and Katie ( Shealy were joined in the bonds o holy wedlock. St. Luke's Church, Rev. Edward Ca lender, Rector. Thursday, '20th MVirch, I.M0 p. m.I iteraiv and Penitential Otliee. I hnrsday. '2nd Apnil, ! .'it) p. m.' ' any and Penitential OlVuv. Sunday, l'2th April, 11.00 a. mMorniny Prayer and Sermon. 1.00 p. ni.?Litany. S.OO p. in.? Evening- Prayer an Special Sermon to t.he Elks. At th service the NVwtberry Tvodye of Ell will at tend in a body. All seals free. The Rector Vestry extend a eordii invitation to you to be present an worship with us, Ed ward Cullender, Rector. Church of the Redeemer. A i lie Sunday morniny service ; the church of the Redeemer the pa tor will preach on the words "Th; Nothing be Lost." John 0:1.2. Ku day school at 10 o'clock. A cordial i vitntion to the public strangers in tl city ii re welcomed at all services. Who is Bangs? If Von guess who lie is, at Fellers Morgan's, it will be a lucky guos See their advertisement. Phrase Changed by the Tunnel. j The phrase of the day in Xi York n.?w is: "Let's go under tl L r ' . Von." CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. et Enthusiastic Mooting?Everybody to Work Together for Newberry ?Election of Oflicers. at The regular annual meeting- of the i)f Newbo my chamber of commerce was mi held iti tlie rooms of (he chamber ( . Mi.(i,lay night. Allhoug'li I ho day c.t had been exceedingly inclement and al 1 lie rain was pouring al tbc hour for ce lac meeting' the attendance was unusually good and much interest was I,. manifested in the org'anizalion. Sevdv oral mailers of considerably importc*e aiice were discussed and (lie spirit ol unanimity and co-operation was il- manifested among'.st. all ol' tin: meinie, hers. 'llie chamber of commerce was ore iranized two years ago but really lias >n been in active oneratiou oiilv for a i^ lit t i?* more (ban a year. Nice and com fort alble rooms are provided in II the Fraternity hall building, the re chamber occupying1 practically all of! re (he second floor. The organization iy has done a . real deal of g'ood in yelid I iii.tr the members, who constitute} n largely the business men-of the com-j unmily. in closer touch with one an-J >11 "ther ami while the members have md t exploited what they have done as j ... much as they should, yef I hey are al-J lt. ways active in looking1 after those (| matters which are for lb* best inter-j s ests of the eonmnuniry. liecently ipiite a I a rye number of! (. new members have been atfded and j now t'he membership numbers abom j 1 I HO. || should be at least twice that j number and active efforts are to be , pul lor!ii looking |o douhliuir the mem. | f bership and vet tin-' all of the busi-j v ness men of the eomm'unitv in active idenl i Ileal nm with the organization.! "ne of the purposes ?:f the nieelin:;! I' Monday niuht was |o hear reports ' ,i from v arious commit ires and to elect odici rs for she ensuing year. 'I iie irrowth of (lie town makes it j i- almost absolutely necessary that some I provision >liall be made where those I (r who come to town from the counlry js may have a place in which to leave their wairons and vehi.cles. .. I'lle public stpiare for many years , has been used largely as a wag'on yard and il frequently happens that il is so crowded I hat not only is I here insufficient room for the wagons and vehicles but the si reels are " blocked and congestion is so ureal thai il is impossible for vehicles to p:iss through the streets. A commit-i " tee was appointed to look into this mailer id securing a lof which would d be convenient and sufficiently coinmo" dious in avoid the congest ion upon I he e public sipiare. Mr. \Y\ K. S'igh. is chairman of I lie com'inillee. made red port which showed a thorough invesliiralion and submitted several lots d which could be used as w a iron yards, g- g'ivinir the price by which these lots could be secured. Mr. CJeo. S. Mower 0 offered a lot fronting" oil Harrington 0 street near the jail ami containing ^ about one acre for $.>200. Mr. P. K. Scot I olfered another loj near the Hradley place on Scoffs creek containing about two acres, al $.">000. Of course the purchase of these lots s -would have to be made through city > council. A resolution was adopted ' expressing the opinion of the chamber of commerce that a suitable wagon t yard be provided. Considerable discussion was evinced on the proposition of recommending; to council the [_ purchase of one or both <>f the lots which have been mentioned and it _ was finally decided to appoint a commit lee to appear before the council and reconvmend the selection by council'of some suitable place. The public stpiare should be turned into a park and the hitching- or standing; of wagons upon it should not d be permit led, but until a suitable is place is provided it is almost necescs sary to use the public square as a wagon yard. Mr. K. II. Au 11. who was in Washlnirlon last week, made report as to id the public building- which is proposed for Newberry and he staled that Congressman Aiken assured iiim that he. Mr. Aiken. was doing* every tiling' that he could to secure the building' for Newberry and if any allowance ^ I lor a public building was ma (To for this district Mr. Aiken would give the ^ preference to Newberry. I he election of oflicers resulted in the re-election of the present, olficers. Mr. F. Wright, who is presidenl of the chamber of commerce, is a progrcsive and enterprising' citizen and has done much to make the org'anizalion a 'success and will enter upon his duties for another year ;s- with re unwed energy and with the hearty and active cooperation of the business men of the community. The following- are the officers elected Per the ensuing year: President, Z. w F. \\ right: First Vice-president, fleo. lie \\ . Sunimer; Second Yice-presidenl, t Kdwar.d li. Hipp; Treasurer, W. 0". WEEK OF PRAYER. Work of The Ladies of The Luthora Church In the Interest of Missions. The week of prayer for inissioi will he observed h.v the ladies of 11 ( liureli of Redeemer, be<sinnir Match .JOth, to A.pril 5, iiieinsiv. The nieetiii-i-s will he held each afte noon at four-thirty o'clock at the r sioence of Mrs. Kd ward R. Hipp. The following will show the pr< gram of exercises for each afternoo Monday?Topic, "Co-workers wit <h?d.'' M;s. w. (;. llouseal will lea the discussion, assisted by Mrs. \\\ 1 Slij??i. Mils. Lucy Vouiitf and Airs, i J. Dcrrrck. I uesday?I'opic, ''Foreign Mis.-i.i Needs. ' Miss Mary Lou Mary wi lead the discussion, assisted l?v tli ! vouim- ladies. \\ cdiicsday?Topic, "Study o | liihle Women." Mrs. J. T. Mayi will lead tile discussion, assisted b .Wis. A. Niuinner and Mrs. Ileur Paysi liner. Ihnrsday- 1'opie, ' <Xew Fields i Jl.uiie Mission Work." Miss (lertnid Sinp.-.on will lead lite discussion, as sisted by tlii' youiiii- Indies of tli Auxiliary 'Society. Friday?Meeting with the ehilu'rei Topif, "in Circles of Life," Mis Kate Summer. Topic for "vnornl dienssion al this mec(in,i>' i.>. "God* '? all." and will be led by Mrs. Kd vard I'll leu wider, assist ed by Mrs Lelaad Summer. Mrs. (i. W. V.rown and Mrs. |?. /. Thomas. The crowniii"- service-will !>, held 01 ^"n 'ay m<?niimr in the ('hurch of i!i ' .'' !!!( r. wht'ii the pastor. Ifcv. Fu' ward Ftden wider. will pivn.-h . ! i!;i !! "I " \'olnnteers for th< W >:k." viviii-' a special |. ''i* w!m ate enlcrin;: t ! <> church a ' !- i'.ast i>r .*i jison. Johnstone Aca.demy. loli 11ston*' Academy Farmers' I n ion will meet in the court house thi afternoon, Friday, at four o'clock. Missionary Rally? Day. Next Sunday will he observed a missionary rally day at O'Xeall Slrce ami Mollohon Methodisit 'church. Th service at OiXeall will be held at 1 ) clock and al Mollohon at foil <> (dock. Knvehspes for missionar com tri hut ions have been distribute and the pastor, Uev. ,J. T. Millei earnestly desires a contribution froi every member of these churches at ill services next Sunday. The services will be. conducted b the pastor Key. .1. T. Miller. Baptist Union Meeting. Place of meeting ? Jlurrican church. Program. Saturday, AHarcli 28. 10:00 o'clock a. m. DevotionalH. 1'. Mitchel. 10.15 a. m.?The Welch Revival o Secret of a Revival, by C. Lewi Fowler. 11.00 a. in.?Sermon by G. J Wright. LI.") |>. m.?(Secret of growth i grace, knowledge and Christian Us< fulness, by R. P. Mitchel. ?"How to Save iron L\i l(Vinist." G. A. "Wright and J. F. Ca> oil. Sunday, March 29. 10.00 a. in.?Sunday School Ma? Meeting. Address by C. Lewis Fowl;11.00 a. m.?'Sermon by ,T. F! Casoi 1..H) p. ni.?" Laynven's Movement. Address by 1>. I'. Mitchel and \V. I Hunt. 2.00?iTemperance, Prohibition an Dispensary, led by ,7. F. Cason. .'{.00?(Sermon by R. P. Mitchel. Let all the churches elect and sen delegates. Conic brethren and let i have a feast together. Let no past) stay away from the union. C. Lewis Fowler. Pastor. WANT YOU all to know that Mnye; Drug Store sells Dr. Iluiet's Al Healing Liminent on a posi}i\ guarnnt ee or money refunds Price 25c. and 50c. per bottle. Mayes; Hoard of Governors, the pre I ident, the lirst and'second viee-pres j dent and the following: J. A. Rurto eo. I',. Cromer. J. 1). Davenport, C. , Purcell, .Jno. M. ICinard and Geo. ! j Mower. j President Wright has appointed tl j fmllt wi.ng- committee to appear b i fore coniwi 1 in behalf of the estal j lishnient of a wagon yard; W. I j *'-i 'h, M. L. Spearman, C. F. Sunime I'iie president has also appoints j the followimi' committee on no numbers; L. \V. Jones, F, X. AT art i jJn?'. !Mayes. . A.LV . . ; I. Vi>y i \ : , :j.; PRESBYTERIAN OHUROH. m First Services In New Building On G Next Sunday, The Anniversary 3 of the Great Fire. J is Aveleigh congregation will hold its iu first service in their handsome new ig church on next Sunday morning, e. Man-ill 2!?. This is the first anniverr sary of the l?i,ir lire in Newberry, e- wife 11 the runner church building and parsonage were destroyed. The fire iwas on Friday, the 20th of March, (1 l!)l)7. Within the year the congregaj( lion has rebuilt the church and also .. , tiie ,i>aisonage. ; Services will be eomluc4cd at 11 ^ o'clock in the morning and at eight ' o ci< i '< in the evening. The sermons will b<- preached by the Rev. ('. 1*. jl Paiker, of Marion. Sabbath school k ;it four o'clock in the afternoon. C STATE S. S. CONVENTION. v Every Sunday School Urged to Send v Delegate??Entertainment Provid- F ed?Some of the Delegates. ? , . . t? I iic State Sundav school convene | tnmi will meet at I'nion next week, p I April 1-1. 2nd, .'ird. An Interest im; 1 I ? ' j program nas been arranged and was published ia The Herald and News * sonic tlays ago. President 10. ('. Jones and Secretary I'. (\ (Jailbird, of the Newberry *? . . . ' S county association, are very anxious that a full delegation shall go from this county. Ivntertainnient Iras boon provideu for all who attend and the I citizens of 1'iiiou are prepared to entertain lea?t one tliousaiul Sunday j school woikers. Tiiose who attend are jr. i|U,st> 1 to write Mr. (ieo. 11. Oet/.el, j chriM'inan. I nimi. S, so that their hones ma\ be assigned. ) I ' , l j I do! .:at? -. limn the county are I *1 no. ( (Snyjart-. P. ('. (iai!lard and I M rs. ). 11. \\ e.-1. In addil ion to those I" every Sunday school in the county is J expected ;o ?i nu' delegates and llu 'l j pastors are especially urged to ats tend. (,< In addition to the delegates from ' the county the following are among some of the representatives who will s attend this meeting- for the Sunday I schools of the county: Mrs. A. J. w? H- .vers. Mrs. M. A. Carlisle, Mrs. \Y. 21 ] W. Hour-fry, .J. / ". Ivpting, Dr. W. K. Pe ill a in, Rev. I), (i. Phillips, Dr. K. C. B v ?1 i.iics, I ir. W. Wolling, Rev. P>. P. } M:tcheil. \\. A. Asbill. .1. Marion Davis. e Cannon Bleasc for Sheriff. Special to the Lexington Dispatch, v Hates-burg. March 2:5.?The social. bu-iiMss a:id political friends on (his side ot the Saluda of young Cannon "p HI ease. of New.berry county, arc ? pleased to hear of his announcement as a candidate for the ollice of sheriff of his couu^y. We hear that there is perhaps no ? more popular young* politician among his home people than Camion Please, r We say ''young" because lie is both s young in polities and appears more youthful in years than ho really is. Tn the faithful and fearless discharge of Ot his sometimes exacting duties as conn. II ty magistrate he has demonstrated1 S1 i- his ability (n occupy a more important position in the government of his " county. lit; has proven himself to be a man both fearless and impartial in the discharge of duly. If tlra good people of New'berry wish an officer ;s for flie important place !o which he r. aspires, the authority could not be ^ i. more worthily bestowed than upon " young, handsome, dashing, fearless ^ I. Cannon Blease. who, we believe, Avill not fail to do his part to protect tho ^ ,1 innocent and helpless, nor fail to bring the criminal to justice. Crosses of Honor. The Drayton Rutherford Chapter, M 152, U. D. C., Newberry, S. C, this, ^ 2.)th day of February, 1 DOS, begins the tnree months advertising recpiircd to precede the bestowal of crosses upon the defendants of veterans. ^ t Rule 1. Sec. 2. The oldest living ' lineal deccn-dant of veterans who have not received a cross may secure, it, ? piovided that notices for three consecntive months lie published in the city and county newspapers calling upon veterans to send in certificates < ** for crosses. If, at the expiration of s' l* three months no veterans have ap- P |b plied, the bestowal of crosses upon 1 dependants and widows may begin. The chapter urges the veterans to be prompt, in sending in their certi- n 10 flcates for two reasons. First of all, f f because it is the purpose of the B *" chapter to honor every vatcran with a cross and, second, lo give to such T ' decendants as described in the rule '<1 above, the opportunity to secure their w croses. n' Mrs. J. A. Burton, President. Newberry Cotton Market. Corrected By Nat Gist. looil Middling 10 3-4 triot Middling 10 7-8 liddling 10 1-2 SPECIAL NOTICES. 9 1 CENT A WORD. Jo advertisement taken for less fl ian 25 cents, ' /ANTIJD: Ladies to briug"tlicir sow- fll ing tu Mrs. ?J. S. J. Saber. Nice work and reasonable prices. JH IELP WANTED?Two or three girls or young ladies to sow. Apply to |H Mrs. ,). R. Cireen. H IGAR SALESMAN WANTED? ] Experience nnnecessary. $100 per ^ month and expenses. Peerless Cigar Co.. Toledo. Ohio. OR SALE?One well-trained goat, wagon and harness. J. A. Blackwelder. Ifl OR SATURDAY we expect to have j larue (piantiitv fresh fish. Shad, Mackerel, Trout, Bream, etc. jm Knough for all. Come or send for yours. James F. Todd. yB PECIAL NOTICE?Broaddus & ' RIFF are agents for the SANLTAHY LAUNDRY of CITARLOT'fiK, .X. C. This Laundry is ^ recommended by the Charlotte peo- j pie as one of the best in their city. (five ns your work. J Male Help Wanted. jnl Kxj/loralion party, bein-r forined to H ?nr west shore of lindson May this immcr (n locate valuable silver de- -Jp sits, will receiv 1 members to join 1 irty or contribute ($10.00 each) to * *J md. with e?|ual profit sharing adintayes. Full particulars for two -nt stamp. Ad':lresa A. H. C. this |H WANTED?-Manager for New Branch flfi of our business here in Newberry. fflBfj Write promptly, with references. The Morris Wholesale House, w? ; Cincinnati,, Ohio. J I IDS WANTED for contract for 10,- flE 000 feet of cement paving, paving to he live feet wide. Contract will be let at Newberry Wednesday Ml night, March 24. 100S. Plans and ft | specifications can be had by apply- 1 | ing to Eugene S. Worts, city clerk ? and treasurer. Newberry, S. C. w 0 ALL CONCERNED?lie it known jjfi that all notes, checks and papers of any kind or any verbal agreements with any executor relative H to my father's estate, not bearing my signature or my agent's signa- 'J lure or my written approval are unlawful and are subject to further or future obligations to said estate. (Signed) T. M. Noel, Jr. M rRAYED?A small mouse colored i marc mule, on last Thursday, from I Air. Antine Buzhardt's place, near j 1 he county home. Had on a new m bridle and a rope around neck. If 1 taken up please notify Summer Brothers. OR SALE?Old Baptist church building. Apply to R. Y. Lcavcll. 1 ftn/j's Sweet Sixteen Kisses, old fashioned choealates, fmiil tablets, caramels, peanut brittle. chocalatc alnvonds, etc., just received. _ Broaddus & Ruff. t8 UfST RECEIVED?A shipment of ^ fresh candy, 5 and 10c. box. J Broaddnus & Ruff. | RY THE "RIBBON WINNER," ' ' Host pencil perforated tablet, on < I he market, for f>c. Broaddns & Ruff. Al derman Ward 5. T hereby announce* myself a can- jft idale, for alderman from Ward 5, ! ' ibjed to the rules of the Democratic I rimary. 1 J. Y. Jones. | Mr. Oregg C. Kvans is hereby noini- fa atcd as a candidate for Alderman 9 rom Ward o, to succeed Mr. Ed L. M todelsperger resigned. \ 1 'RY HUIET'S All-Healing Liniment / for rheumatism, soreness, neuralgia, sore throat, sprains, bruises, asthma, headache, toothache, coughs, colds and colic. Sold at Mayes' Drug Store. / |