The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, April 10, 1908, Page EIGHT, Image 8
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Movements of Ncwbcrrians and Those
Who Visit Newberry and Other
Happenings.
'I'lli.' I>. ?<*!i?.?!? r Maids will hold an i
iin)>i ria111 hiiHiioss nicoliiitr ??n Tuesday.
April Mil;, i:: the moms nf l li ,
?'li:?in'?? r of enmmerce ;i'i foar-lhirly '
nYlnek. A I'n 11 at N'l). lance of the I
memlicrs is i'>'((iicsicil.
The Ladies of the Aid Society id'
tin1 l'ii-%1 iSaptist church will hold
I\ 11111nisale in the vacant stm\s
room mnlcr the ('ml well lintel nil to- |
(in > rri > w. Sat unlay. Aprii II. 1 >.* _; in- '
I i 11U :i I 11 n 'cluck a. HI.
(>n accmint ill' tin- meeting- id' 111 j I
Presbylei y ;it Kaiiview. (la., I licrel
will he no pn-acliinu' a! I inty ;in I
I 'n?;pi*riI y A.. I?. I'. clinr.-In-- mi next
S a 1111 a I! i. Til,- pastor. Ke\. !. S. < "a 1 1 -
well, will he ab-ent in alSendaiuv upl
II.! I
nil I lie I I e ->!? \ I,?J \ .
Mi". I''. h'u-se!|, wliu lias heell
r 11: i i i i i .i ?111 \ .: i pirtui'i- -.]*<> w in}
!!i. ! < : (.!!:? ' h!..el:. Iia- added a j
\'a 1111. \ ! lie feature l"i one w i-ek. No-!
I iei 11 .! j- ! fa : lire a | >, i a i - i i; li i i
. i I \. r t: i'ii. tit anil i! will lie found
very eu 11 rt a i ni ii'j ti> I In who at- j
!< nl.
Mr. Win. M. \V.rl>. nl' .Mnimt ville, \
is in tlie eity.
I I" ' a - e I?;?! | e| lib i. I' W'e-t Kml will 1
;i\e an ice cream festival mi Satur-J
lay a I!; i'iiiii))i and evening, \pril II,
i'riuii vis in ten ii'cliick, 11 will lie '
II < 111' ill I lie | < ill nil - nf t lie sclii |nl !
in: Nl i mr a I We-t I an..
\\ !i !i Sinitli ('nine II..in.'." which
i- hooked I.?r llie Hpera In.use >>n Satura.U
evening. will -jive a matiiieej
Sa 1 u 1.1 a \. April 11. al !! o'clock.!
A11tni<>;i>11 '_! i a nl il) eeitiII
r. II' . .Iii.n-s. vet i'iMarian wli . 1
11 a - l-.v.'il i 11 "i \ w!;i"i !'. r ; he
prai'li.-e i.' hi-- j r>>i. ? n>ii '.'.ill lie all-j
sen l I min i lie i i! \ iluriii " u.-\t week.
I'.H will ret urn | he follow iiej week. !
i '.'a lie!',. 1 ).a\ ill-. : ami Pel I :> P.r.uiu
ate a : i eml i II'.' I hi' e.-ii \ e;i | inn i. f ; 'lie .
I * v - '.'en. \. Wri.'lil, |?. I I.ea-j
\ill. Major Shellex aiul Misses!
lSapti-1 N on11 People al (ircenwoodj
thi- week.
O'NEALL SCHOOL.
Miss Mary T. Nance Expected to bo
Present and Address the School
?Everybody Come.
The closing exercises of (lie O'Neill!
school in Number nine tnwnsbip,
which i- I audit llii- >e>si.m hy Prof.
I.. A .Sea>e, will he hehl oil Satur
lay. April l^ih.
Miss Man I. Nance, ilie president
"I I he 11 ura I School 1 m pro\.'ineiil As.;
si'eia!ioii of South Carolina has an- I
' p'eil an in\ ; i a I ion |o allend the-." I
iweiciser. aiiil v. i 11 make a talk I., the
p:'lroe> an.I i liihfren alon? the lino
ol work which -lie :s iloin*.:. 11 is
11: p *. 11 I. i a I |liere will lie a I:ir?4'e at- j
I e 11.1 a lice hccae-c We are satisfied |
Ilia! s!i,. V\ ill have -..methiu r interest- j
sax I,, the people of the e.mi"iii
i:t . ami .< know that -lie i-. doiii1.'
a "re it work in !i 'hall ol i'n- rural |
schools. 1
County Medical Association.
III.' ' i 11111 \ Medical -oeiciv will
"" ''I for 111is in..ml, at Pro<i -r:' v I
lhi-> a 11 ci noon al three o'clock. In j
connect io11 w it ii i l,,. r.'Millar meeting j
il will liohi' a public meetin.tr at which
I lie subject of typhoid fever will be {
diseusse.l |,y Drs. (). p,. Mayer ami W.
<i. Iloii-eal. I'his ili^cit-sion is f(1)
tbe l.euelil of the public ami the effort
"I l he physicians w ill he to triv'
in formation ami simple rules which,
if followed will lend lo prevent this
terrible disease. There should he a
lull al tendance as ii is a matter of 1
vei\ l; re a t importance lo auv emu- <
mi ii i i v.
Central Methodist Church.
I lie subject for Sunday morning!
will he. The triumphal entry of Jesus
into .Jerusalem, John 12:12-1!?. The
services will he conducted by the pallor.
A i iht1 close will be jriven nn
opporiunity for any who may wi
lo join Hie church.
Sunday school at -1 p. in. with trood
xiuiriutr. All are welcome, either to
join the school or as visitors.
At niirhl Dr. Wnllintr will discuss
the question: "And now why tarries!
thou." Familiar hymns will be
siunr. The services will betrin at 3
o'clock. Unfavorable weather will
not hinder.
Cokesbury School.
On May Mist will be realized the
elosiinr exercises of this once celebrated
school. Rev. J. W. Wolling,
1). lb, pastor of Central Church will
preach (he sermon o.f the occasion.
Cokesbury bears the name of two
Methodist Rishops, Coke and Asburv
and has had a noble and useful history.
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I '
j NEW COURT HOUSE COMPLETED
| A Handsome Building?Metal Cases i
for Records and Modern Furniture
to be Put In.
Tin- commissioners for tin* new
court Ihhiso hold a meet in;? Wednes- <
lay i;i connection with the architect, i
Mr. Frank I'. Milburn and the eon- |
tracloi Mr. (lt>o. Waring, for the |
purpose of receiving the building. ,
I lie arcliiicM't approved the work i
an?| tiie building was received with (
one or two little conditions which
are to ho complied with hy the eoniractor.
It is a very handsome hnild. j
ii1 - and it is doubtful if another (
hniltlin.u: of the same size and con- ,
sit net ion lias heen erected in the |
Stale ni so small a cost. The contract t
pi ic was >'!). 11whi.eh inchidVd
e\ rvtliinv and there has hcen no nec- ,i
cs-ity lor !ia\ in-j any ex); ra work j
d 'Uf. I liis includes til.- )>111nil>iii.u*. |
w hidi i- completed and the wiring' ,,
tor ;,i(. rhctric lights, 'nil docs nut
i 11 <-111 < I ? the ciiandelicr> and drops. ]
fhi- will probably - isr four or nve (
liu.i.Ii i i| tl'i.I!iirs, making the total cost
"f the I hi ; I d i i iu". includiii'l: plumbing ,
and wiring, about forty thousand didla
i s.
1
I lie coininissioiicrs, also, on Wed- <
ins. la \ a wauled ! !>e contract for the ,
I urni.-Irini; of the buildim*' which had s
he.'ii advertised for. Several con- [
trails were submit tod and the award |
was made t<? Kidder & .Allen Coinpanv.
of Atlanta, fla., who are specialists
iu this line of business and
have during the past year furnished j
sola.- fifteen twenty court houses.
I !ie contract price ??n- this work is
between thiriy-t w and' t iiirt v-t hive
tiimdivj dollars and iiieltldes the ofli''
111'"iiI ure for (he various count y (
~ and . pet a chairs and desks j,
l"i" the com i n>oi:!. jury rooms and ,,
.in i-'e > room and al>o a cork carp1
I lor l!ie 11 -:?fe i !' the bar. The ,r
-' a! for the auditorium of the court
Iwill be opna chairs.
I'lo' contract for the metal cases .
' r i'ie v.M'ious offices was award.-d \
1 ' liie Art Metal Construction CoinI'Hiy.
of .1 ;i 1111 -1 o wn. New York, some |
lime avo I * i I hilly live hundred dol- ^
lar-. f lis includes. ;ts stated, metal ,,
cases for the ollices and in the cierk *>
otlice metal cases aiv provided for the |
basement.
The legislature in the Urst nc.r j>?ovi?ri:i'j
lor the erection of the court
house, authorized the borrowing' of
I'orlv thousand dvllars. At the sex.- ^
sion of I!H)7 the commissioners slat- v,
ed that they could not pay the necessary
expenses and the coat r.-ici
price for the buildim.' without inakiiej
c!iaie,"s which wonht not secure
'he kind of b11i1 !:u ; desired unless
an additional amount of live thousand ,
do'ia.-s wa- a:;i !im i/ed. The ad .
creating I he ? nimi>?!on and authoriz- M
in:.- ex|iein!'it ure of Ii? thousand
dollars was amended so as ..jVe
the commissioners Iithousand dollars
more. I here was a small surplus
iuclmlitii;' interest which was obtained
en deposit of (he fund, ind at the
last session of i he legislature in 1 JK)S ,i
the act was further amended authorizimr
live thousand dollars additional (|
l"r ilie purchase o! metal eases and ,(
turaituie. I'roin I he slalemenl above } ^
it will l>c seen thai the furniture and ?r
"li'Jal cases will e. J-i about seven s,
I hou>aud dollars, but I he commit- ()
doner* said that with the interest
which lhey have received that the tola!
appropriation or the total amount
H'llhorizcd to be borrowed for I lie |
bnihliii:r will be suOicient to complete ||
the work and* pav for the metal cases i
ami the furniture. ?
N? with an expendilure of fiftv
thousand dollars the county of New- j
herry has a very handsome county -p
I'ourl house and when (he metal cases _]
ind furniture are put in, will have an
eleuanlly furnished one with all of w
liie modern conveniences for filing
and makinir secure the records of the
county.
The Gymnasium.
The apparatus for the gymnasium ('
iias arrived and the contractor has "
completed puttimr in rfio showvr H
baths ami every thin?- is in readiness, d
The nienibers of the gymnasium (''
are earnestly requested to meet af '
the moms at einht o'clock next Mon- "
day eveninu-. There will be business k
of importance. I
t;
Meeting Stockholders Savings Bank.
At a meeting of the stoekholders
of ihe Newberry Savimrs Bank hold
a few days au'o the following boaird h
of directors were re-elected: ras. ^Ic- 'I
Intosh, J. K. Norwood, .1, K. Gilder, ^
0. MeK. Molnres. C. ] '. Summer, li. y
C. Matthews, Geo. K. Hawkins, W. a
D. Senn, Geo. S. Mower. v
.At a mooting of the board Dr. Jas. n
Mefniosh was re-elected president
and ?T. R. Norwood, cashier. P. F. i
Gilder was elected bookkeeper. Goo. 1
S. Mower was elected vise-president f
and solicitor. c
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MEMORIAL DAY.
Ynnual Address by Gen. Tluos. W. F,c
Carwile?Saturday May 9?Dinner
to bo Served Veterans.
Memorial day in Newberry will be
>bserved on Sa'turday, May !). imis- pr
iincn as 11 it? tenth i nines un Sunday. pc
i) accordance willi I lie custom whfeh lia
lie yood women of the city establish- \v
ill sonic years ayo, the annual din- an
icr will he served by them to every of
onfederate veteran who attends the sti
xercises of Memorial day. sti
A {fondly number of those who en- it
oyeif this annual reunion twelv; Ki
nontlis ayo will bo absent when the in:
oil is called on the ninth of May, for ! '?
hev have gone I?> join their coin- in;
ades on the other shore. pi
II i< very much desired by the la- i
lies (hat every Confederate veteran II<
n the county of Newberry will be ("n
resent and permit ihem i-? serve hit). on
ik*:1 more.
The committee in charge extended sei
invitation In (ieneraf W. \\'
arwile. nl Ldyelield, to delivi*i' an an
ddrcss ami they take pleasure in an- Mi
lounciny that (leu. ('arwile has ac- sti
I'ptcd. (i n. Carwile is commander- lai
u-chicf h|' the Confederate Veteran re;
Association nf this Stale and the la- m<
lies of Newberry are fortunate in ho
eeurimj him lor this occasion. The in*,
nil program of the exercises will be
mblished in ample time.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER. As
largest Class for Confirmation in
History of Church?Holy Week
Services. ti.i
,,,,
I lie services a! the Lutheran 11;<
'l.urcli of the Redeemer Sunday will i
e exccediiiyly inleresliuy. The larg- lie
s! e!.i-> of yoiiny people that has
ver joined I he church w ill be con- bei
inncif. I lie pastor will preach on the ;
nbji'd : ' l-'or Chris| and lli> Mer-j D
ice. The choir will sine; Hie bean-I i
ilnl anthem: ''Ride on. Wide on in | ley
lajesly,-Saiiner. I
Maurice I.ockwood, a member of leu
lie boys' choir of St. Marks church
'ew Vnrk City, will siny "The Land me
I my Dreams?Tivvclyan. (
Al the night service the subject of eoi
lie sermon will be "TToney on Iho iai
hit tleficld." "
A cordial invitation to all services tin
* extended the public. sit
TToly week services will begin M?>n- !
ay 11 i'vhI and continue fhronyh the Sc
reek. Services will heyin each niyht sit
romplly at 8 o'clock. !
' Iu,
Mayer Memorial.
I'liere will be communion services se<
I Mayer Memorial Lutheran church tin
ie\t Sunday at 11 o'clock a. in.
' l'a-sion Week'' will be observed cl?i
il!i services evrry eveniny beyinniny Cn
I hi,
A special invitation to visitors. !
J. I). Sheely. Pastor. *!m
Base Ball This Afternoon. iai
I he second game of the season on
ic Newberry diamond will be play- da
il this afternoon at four-fifteen with del
:ie Newberry college team and the
dleye of Charleston. The yame will Pr
c stalled promptly at four-fifteen. Fu
he Charleston boys have a very
Irony team and a yood yame is exectcd.
O'Neall Lodge K. of P. ()CJ
AI a meetiny of O'Neall Lpdye No. ^
>1, K. of P.. on Wednesday niyht ,
le following past chancellors were ij)(
leelcd as representatives to the
rand Lodge which convenes in the
ty of Aiken on May 24, 1008: Col?,
i. Please and John K. Anil and
red. IT. Dominiek and -T. M. Guin,
I ternales.
Past Ohancellor Cole. L. Blcase ^
as reelected Deputy Grand Chan- sor
dlor for this lodyc. mn
of
Was Not Dismissed. !'1'"
ter
Mr. W. G. Dominiek, one of the |jn
adets at Clemson colleye, whose nn
ame appeared in the lisl ns anion# f())
lose who were dismissed was not ]
ismisse<l from the colleye and the
nrrection was published in the ncxJ
;sue of the Stale. We arc ylad to
lake this .'orrcetion and :ire ylad to
now that Mr. Dominiek will be able ^
o finish his course at the i list it u- ,
ion.
ho
foi
Delegatd to Dallas, Tox. as
At a meetiny of the Newberry mr
">dge of Elks, niynber 1103, on last du
'hursday niyht, the exalted ruler, en]
Tr. F. R. Tinnier. was elected dele-1 yei
ate to renr?.??.ent the Newberry lodge Ihi
t the meetiny of the Grand lodge to
rliich will be held in Dallas, Texas, in
n July 21. . at
Mr. Tluntvr will attend this meet- Ju
ng of the Grand Lodge. Newberry
odge notw has some t'hirty-?flvo or
or'y members and applications-'are O.
oming in at each meeting.
V .
THE OBSERVER TO MOVE.
n Many Years the Two Printsliops
Havo Been Closo Together?Moves
to MoOaughrin Block.
For a good many years the two
in liny offices and t-lie two newspa
r u Hi cos of i lie city of Newberry
vu been located in friend street
ry close to each other. The Herald
d News was lirst on the south side
Friend Street fronting Caldwell
reet and after the lire which ?le ?)Vcd
ihe building it then occupied
moved to tlie brick building' in
iend stS'cct next door to the huildg
now occupied by the Observer.
>r about seven years the two printg
offices were in the same building'
act iciilly.
Some four or live years ago The
:-ral<i' and News moved back to
ildwcll street bin still remaining
Fri.'ltd si reel.
During the pa>t lew days The Obiver
has sold its buildin*r lo ("apt.
. S. Lang lord at the price of $22110
if will in ;i lew days move in the
i-Caughriu biock. occupying the
ire room recently vacated I?y Copeid
Brothers. The Herald and News
grots tiiat its contemporary has
?ved out i>!' newspaper row. but
pes that is will I iml its surrouud:s
pleasant and congenial.
PROGRAMME.
sociation of Colleges of South Carolina,
May 8 a.ml 9, 1908.
May S i Friday) I p. in.?Organi/.a>n
ami miscellaneous business. Weil
on High Schools?1 'rot'.' \Y. II.
111 d.
May S { Friday) S.:><> p. m.?Pubnuiii.ig.
Ten minutes anMivssos.
1. I'reliiuiuary?|)r, uliwer-. Newrry.
x
1'ie College iind The Home?
legate from ( lint lesion college.
'>. The College and the Stale?Deale
from ("leinson college.*
I. The College and the Church?Deate
from Krskine college.
?. The College and Civic Improvent?1)?
legale from tho Citadel.
>. The College and National liightusiiess?Delegate
from Prosbvf eri
College.
r. The College and Community Culv?Delegate
from Furman Univery.
The College find the High
Iioids?Delegate from State I'nivery.
!). The College and the Colleges?
legate from Wofford college.
May !> (Saturday) 10 a. m.?Subincut
sessions to be determined by
Association.
1. Scholarship :l low to bring it
iser lo I he People?Major St. James
mining.-, and delegate from F.rsu\
2. The Athletic Director versus
> Professional Coach? Prof. I). \V.
nie!. end delegalo from Presbvferi
college.
i. The Necessity of Higher Stanrds?^President
II. N. Snyder, and
legate from Charleston college.
I. The Future of (his Association?
of. \Y. 11. Hand, and delegate from
rman.
>sing Exercises of O'Neall School.
I'he closing exercises of O'Neali
ioo'i will be held at the school house
Saturday. April ISth. inst. Kveryly
is cordially invited to be presI
and bring well filled baskets for
picnic dinner. Exercises open
implly at 10.30 a. m.
L. A. Sease.
Teacher.
Aveleigh Presbyterian Church.
I?ev. J. L. Wilson will conduct the
vice at this church next Sunday
ruing at 11 o'clock. At the close
the service, a congregational meetr
will be held to consider the mat
of electing a pastor, and addinal
officers for the church, and
V other matter that may come be e
it.
By order of session.
"\Y. E. Pelliam,
Clerk.
tcntion Veterans, Camp No. 336,
U. 0. V.
The camp will meet in the court
use on Saturday the 2nd May, 1908,
' lire transaction of such business
may properly come before it. All
>m fibers must pay their annual
es, 2."> cents, at once, as our per
pita assessment to the State and
noral order is already past due. At
s meeting delegates will be elected
represent our cninp at the reunion
Greenville, S. CJ, May 11-12, also
reujuiion hi lsirming'ham, Ala.,
no 9-10-11, 190S.
Bv order.
5T, W. Gary,
Ti. Schumpcrt, Com.
Adjt. 1 "
" A -MaSitiiK 'fir,, > *
APPLIED THE MADSTONE.
Mr. Bennett Dominick Takes His
Child to Madstono?The Stone
Stuck for Five Hours.
Mr. Bennett Donunick whose little
child was bitten l?y a mad dog severj
al .lay-, a^o, notice of which appearj
en" in 'IMii' Herald ami News, has tak|
en tin* child t<> GalTney to bo treated
by a madstonc, which is ow.ned b.v
a Mr. Brown Lowe, of (jait'nev. The
following wli.ich appeared in the
GatTney correspondence of Greenville
J News, of; Wednesday, will be interesting
;u Mr. DomLuick's many friend*
j in this county. It is hoped that the
application nf the madstone will Ik
j the me.tns <?| saving the life ol' tin.
I child:
I "Whr.V a I llio house Mr. I.owe tolcl
j your <- >rresp,indent that on last
j Tuesday niuiii a Mr. Dominick. from
j Xew'.ci i-y, bmuyhs a little girl aued
[two, wlu> had been bitten by a mad
J doy. m him fur treatment, and thai
the -: :!(> adhered to the wound foi
Ave h'U and two minutes, and thai
.had treated >ueeessfully since he had
j owned the stone. lie further said
| t'hyt when the stone was placed on 11
: wound where the poison had entered
| the .system it would stick until it had
j absorbed all the poison which it
j could hold and then conu
j oil'; he would then place it into ti
vessel of sweet milk, and that aftei
j remaining in flu- milk a short while
j the poison would rise to the top, aim
that tin4 milk would turn "-recti; that
j alter u>iny the same milk several
j times it would become sticky, about
I the consistency of paste. When askj
cd where he obtained the stone, Mr,
l|iwe .informed your correspondo'i*
j ;;bi.ul eiuht years ayo, his little
I daughter, who was working in the
j Gallney Manufacturiny Company';
mill. lound it on the floor one morning
as she was ^oiny to work, and
; u;at he had no idea how it came there
j unless it came in cotton that was
j .-hipped to : 11o mill. He had no idea
j what il was and wa< iynorant of its
I virtues until some physician told his
brot'her thai it was a genuine madstone.
Mr. Lowe charges one dollar
per hour for the use of the stone, and
it it possesses the virtue which he
claims for it. it is a boon to the community."
ST. LUKE'S CHURCH.
Rev. Edward Callender, Rector.
The follownjy will be the services
in the above church up to and including
Kaster day:
Sunday, 12th April 11 a. in.?
j Morning Prayer and Sermon,
j Sunday, ,12th April 3 p. m.?Kvcn|
iny Prayer and Sermon. This service
: w ill be held especially for the Newbei.y
Lodye of Klks. the public arc
especially invited to attend.
Thursday, Kith April 4 p. m.?Litany
and Penitential Offive.
Sunday, 10t.li April 11 a. m.?Being
Kaster day, Morning Prayer, Sermon
and Celebration of the Holy
'Communion.
All seats free. The Rec.tor and Vestry
extend to you a cordial invitation
to be present and worship witn
ns. KfTward Callender, Rector.
Lecture at Holland Hall.
Dr. and Mrs. I?. Z. Thomas will
appear before the College Lyceum
Friday night in Holland Hall as was
announced in Tuesday's Herald and
News. The program of the evening will
consist of a lecture by I)r. Thomas
on the Life Tragedy of Edgar Allen
Poe with recitation by Dr. Thomas of
Poe's The Haven, The Bells and
Vlalume. M'rs. Thomas will assist
in the entertaiment with three songs.
All who attend may expect a pleasant
and profitable attraction. The
lecture will start at 8.30 p. ni.
Crosses of Honor.
The Drayton Rutherford Chapter.
152, TT. D. C., Newberry, S. C., this,
25th day of February, 1008, begins
the three months advertising required
to precede the bestowal of crosses
upon the dependants of veterans.
Rule 1. See. 2. The oldest living
lineal defendant of veterans who have
not received a cross may secure it,
provided that notices for three consecutive
months be published in tire
city and county newspapers calling
upon veterans to send in certificates
for crossos. If, at the expiration of
Mi roe months no veterans have applied,
the bestowal of erosscs upon
defendants and widows may begin.
The chapter urges the veterans to
be prompt in sending in their certificates
for two reasons. First of all.
because it is the purpose of the
chapter lo honor every veteran with
a cross and, second, to give to such
deeendants as described in the rule
above, the opportunity to secure tlreir
croses.
Mrs. J. A. Burton,
Prasident.
i Smith-jCorden.
Invitath n.i have been received in
! N-nvbcrvy lo the marriage of Mr. Edwtiiti
i-iliriieli Smith ami Miss Rachel
Moye Borden, at Goldsboro, N. C.,
on the evening: of Wednesday, 22nd
of April, al half past eight o'clock.
Mr. Smith is a son <?L" the late Bishop
A. (Y>ke Smith, of Iiic Methodist
church, and* has relatives and friends r
in Newberry who wish him much happiness.
Newberry Cotton Market.
Corrected By Nat Gist.
Good MidVlling 10 J-4
Strict Middling- JO 1-8
Middling- 10
SPECIAL NOTICES. . ^ g
j 1 CENT A WORD. J
| No advertisement taken for less -
J than 25 cents.
FOR S/:LE?One lirsi c!a>> ;'amily .fl
Blcas* (Jo Dominick, Aitornevs os- I
I tale W. \V. Spearman. I
i FOR SALE?Iron cow peas will
r make a -lull crop on land whore
I oilier varieties fail. Karly to make
peas. \\ ill nol rot, vines stay
? green lilt frost, therefore, host for
( hay. One bushel will g-el I he same H
stand as 1 1-2 bushel of other varic- W
, tios- Price $2.50 per bushel de[
live red at your house or in town
on Saturday evening. fflg
1 Welch Wilbur.
. NOTICE? Pretty line Master Cards
and Dyes at Broaddus & Ruff's. II
, ONE OF THE best Southern Teachers
Agencies lias just opened a
Carolina branch. No registration
fee refpiired. Write for "Just a 10
f ^ arcl n| Our Record." Wc can't
mail the whole bolt. Box 2S7, Clin- H
; WANTED A position in Newberry
by a young- lady as stenographer. .'^Hj
Good references. Address R. J. M
Fore, Dillon, S. C. 3t
, STRAYED OR STOLEN?One black I
and white hog weigiis aboul 200 lbs. Sj
Any information concerning same
will be appreciated. 9S
T'lios. 1'. Peug'h,
^ '{ P. D. No. 4, Prosperity. .HI
FOR RENT?One new four room 81
dwelling in High Point in town of
Newberry. Apply to ,J. A. Foy, R. '
i. 1). 7, or .J. A. Burton, Newber- |3g
Combs a.ud Jewelry, New Shipment.
-1 Anderson 10c. Co.
I Jardiniers 20c. and Up. |1
Anderson 10c. Co. I|
| Ice Tea Glases and Goblets. Colon- 1
ial Style.
Anderson 10c. Co. IB
New Lace Pin Sets, 10c. Set. 8
Anderson 10c. Co.
FOR RENT?Seven room house and
a live room?both have waterworks, vyfl
electric lights, stables. Also rooms
over candy kifchen. ^
R. L. Paysi tiger.
Wash Belts, 25c. Value, 10c. each.
Anderson 10c. Co. <
FOR SALE Old Baptist church
building. Apply to R. Y. Leavell. j
tf 4
Wing's Sweet Sixteen Kisses, oid I
fashioned choral a tes, fruit tablets, f
caramels, peanut brittle, chocalate j
almonds, etc., just received.
Broaddus & Ruff. ^
JUST RECEIVED?A shipment of
fresh candy, 5 and 10c. box. j?
Broadduus & Ruff.
TRY HUIET'S AU-IIealing Liniment 1 fl
for rheumatism, soreness, neuralgia.
sore throat, sprains, bruises, . k
asthma. headache, toothache,
coughs, colds and colic. Sold at
Mayes' Drug Store. Jfi
DR. HUIET'S All-Healing Liniment f03
the best household remedy on the.,/'M
market, try it and. be convinced.
Mayes' Drug Store. >'
WANT YOU all to know that May
Drug Store sells Dr. Iluiet's AlftlflH
Healing Liminent on a positivff/^pjS
guarantee or money refunded.
Price 25c. and 50c. per bottlo. J
TRY THE "RIBBON WINNER," I
Best pencil perforated tablot on J
the market, for 5c. Broaddus & '
Ruff. J||