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jf&RSONAL AND OTHERWISE. Movomei ts of Ncwbcrrians and Tlios Who Visit Newberry and Other Happenings. Mr. S. 15. A nil, of Newberry, wji among I lie business visitors yester day.?Charleston Kvening Post. Miss Until I'llheridge, ?>I' Saludti who has been visiting Miss Ijilliai Smith, returned homo yesterday. There have been few eases in 111 mayor's court during the past sevei al days. A sentence of thirty dollar or thirty days was imposed in a vajj rancy ease yesterday morning. Mrs. .1. \\\ Spencer. nccompauici by Masters .lames and Ifobcrt Spcn eer, is mi ;i visit In her parents, Mi ami Mrs. II. ! '. Addy. Mrs. \\ illiam !'*Ii11? i" and liltle son of Columbia, are on an extondci visit to the home of Mr. :<ml Mr?. A l'\ Addy, in 11 nut si reel. Miss Pdancbe Davidson Iris return ed home ;ifler a visit to Miss Perth: St ;i Im. in ( liesler. Miss I'earl McCrarv. of I>1.i?-1<vill?> is visit iic; M i>s Anita Hividson. Mrs. \\ . 15. Anil. >I Pendleton. win has been visit inn in Newberry, re I Ui'lew! lioinr vest erda V. Miss KUie (Iriflin has returned lionu after an extended visit to her sister Mrs. Orlando Sheppard. in Kdgcficld Mrs. .). Poland I,vies, of Coluni bia, is visit im; her father. Mr. .). \V Ha vis. in Newberry. I'oliccmau l\. p. Pradl'-v is lakim. his vaeation this week. II" will spent! several d-ivs in (ireenville at tin ' 'onfederale reunion. Policeman N. Austin and family have retiirned from a visit | i (Ireenvilli*. ' apt. \\ . S. I ,a nu fo|i] i- -peiiiiiliL a few days in Charlotte l'tis week. Mrs. I Ims. n. .tunes, !> ' Khrhanll i ; - i I i: i :i re I: live- in the city. Mr. (!. \Y. Sum in r >|iei t Siinda \ at the l-le .>t I'alins. Mr. M. II. Shelley, who has recently accepted a position in the uuior t icket oltice at Sparl an hup.,'. was oi a brief visit to his parents, ('apt. ami Mrs. \\ . ||. Shelley, last week. Miss Lizzie Salter cxnects to leavv for Chester on Saturday to tnl^ charge of her brother's studio M:ere, Air. Salter will return to Newberry to take charge of the one here. Mrs. Perl ha Jones left fur Newberry yesterday, where she will joi;; Tom and Karle. P.ainber?_' Herald A i'i?. li. Mis-; Annie .loues. ?>| Newberrv. ithe "iii-t of Mrs. L. W. White.?Abbeville Medium. Am;. (5. Mr. I!. T. 1,'enwi.l.. ?, f NevvVnv is mi a visit |n fiie'uls in llii> city.? (ireenville News, tith. Mis- Nina Sli'_;!i spent ^nnda\ with relatives in Newberry. I'nion Times, til h. Ml". \\ . (i. llou--cnl and children are on a \ i-it to relat ives and friends in \ ir^riuia. Miss I Jessie Wolling. of Leeds, is visit in- her uncle. Dr. .1. \\*. Wollimr. Mrs. I >. p. p.nvd. and little grandson, Allien Povd. vUitcd at the home of Mr. <'. T. lioyd for a few davs last week. Mi>s 1? loreuce P.ownian. w ho habeen \ isii i?<? her sister in limninghani. returned home on S.ilnrdav. Miss Mat tie May McMillan, of Marion, is visiting Miss Kate Porter, Miss I'.mmic I.oii Humbert. ot I riiicetoM, is visit ing her aunt, Mrs, J. W. Ilumhert. Miss T.illiau Smith most charmingIn entei tained on I hursdav eveniny in honor of her guests, Misses Kthetidge, Meador, Durham and Summoi, ATes. < harles J. Purcell and children let t yesterday for ("ireenville where tliey will visit Mrs. Purcell'< sister. Mrs. Prank J'Yagle. Miss Annie Lipscomb. of Ninetv Six, stopped over in Newberrv oi h >r v\.<v home from Pavvlev's Island spendiii'.'- yesterday with Mis' ltlanche Davidson. 1 b'. I ln?s, II. I 'ope. of K inartls was in Newberry veslerdav. Mr. (>. A. Schninperl, of Colum bia. spent Sunday in the city. Arrested For Gambling. Magistrate Cannon (J. Rlease am Constable duo. Ileurv Chappell wen down in the St. Phillips section o the county late Saturday night am arrested two negroes for gavnhlimj Magistrate Please had received infoi mat ion that there was a game goin on. but the negroes had ?ot vvlntl o the fact that the magistrate was com ing. and the game had been broke up. Two arrests were made, how ever, and the negroes brought to New berry and lodged in jail. DR. WOLLING IN NORTHFIEL1 e Pastor of Central Methodist Wi Spend His Vacation in Massachusetts. Alter six or seven months of vei " ^wi'ssl'iil work in Central Metliodi. church, in which over seventy mum i, have been added lo the roll, son n considerable payments made on on standing obligations, and all.the a (, fairs of the ehnreh in good shap .. I In- ollicial hoard has voted Dr. Wol s month's vaculion, which lie wi _ spend in North field. Mass. This j known as the Moody school, and ,, fun* class of lectures hv dist inguishe speakers IVom Kngland and at horn vil1 be heard, and also choice inns eal performances. In the services on Sunday nioruiii j stated Ihat he fell nmh "hli'/ation to his ollicial boar< ' "I which I'rof. W. ||. \V.,lhice is t!i 1 l?eir kind and devote - >"Pporl in all his work, and in ||,i 1 pnhlic way wishes to thank the cliaii man and all the members of ?|, . hoard. , CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCtf I ^CV: J> W> Wolling, d. D., Pastor. This morning the pastor will Icav , fiir his siiminer vacation, hnt on uex Sunday the regular services will h ' held. At the morning hour l{ev. .1. ( Koper. presidinir elder i.f (he dislricl will preach. \t ni-_-lil I he regular mi s,,mees will he held, preaching h b'ev. M. (!. I*11i11i|?s. I). I). ' In tiie absence of the pastor the rr jrnlar mid-wei k services, siwdi as th pra\er meeting and Kpworlii Leagu services, will he held. LITTLE MOUNTAIN REUNION. Largest Attendance in the Histor; of These Annual Gatherings in the nterest of College. Tl"' "iniiial N'ewherrv college renn " ,1 '-'Hie Mminlain <>n |;,s| l-Yida, was probably more largely attende 1 than any previmis reunion <Int-inir t h ' \ears that these reunions hav I been held. I I'e C.. ? L. ran a special trail i bet ween Newberry and Little Monn i tain, making two trips with fiv caches. On both trips there wn scarcely standing |?,sl(j0f the regular train was crowded. Tlier . were possibly more than a Ihonsani i ?M",I'1?* In the Mountain on |h train, and streams of buggies an carriages Iroin all directions confirm . ''lowln the Mountain fro,,, sev cn o clock in (he morning until elevei n ''v- ' ::aid Ihat in some of th leading to (he Mountain th ' I bii-rmes were in one procession |\, '"ore l lian l wo mill".. A conservative e<ti, kv.miL ! e I lie crowd a l about five sl ' The weal her was dear but hot. The .visitors enjoyed a goo< ''inner and many of then sl?t?ad (licit tables on the inounlaii side and families united in an oh lashioned picnic dinner. lire association elected Prof. S. .1 Derrick prc-ideiil. and severa speeches were made from Hie pavil Io11, course, not exceeding one '* 1,1 'I"' people heard ||, speeches. The speakers, besides th pre>idin?r officer, were Dr. fi'eorge II 1 roarer, of Newberry, the L'ev. \V. \\ Miller, of Lexington. Dr. .1. A. P Scherer. of Newberry, and the Ke\ N\ . II. (ireever. of Columbia. (iood order prevailed I liroughou the day and no accident occurred Kvervhody was happy and in a gooi . humor, but tired, and yet triad tha , t hey had come. The Misses McClintoclc at Home. Misses Knpheniia and Alary La> , Met lintock are spending a portio "f their summer vacation with tliei parents. Dr. and Mrs. K. p. ,\|, t Clintock, in Newberry. , ^lss I'-iipheinia McCliutock is pre? i'b'Ml of tie College for Women i ^ Columbia and has hehl this positio for several years, ;.ud under her mai cement I lie college has been emit , enlly successful. In fact she rani, among the very best college pres dents in this country. She lias e: celleut executive ability, and all ? the liirls are devoted to her. yet thci is scarcely any college president wl is more strict in the management i j the girls. , Miss Mary Law McCliutock h: I' ladv principal of the college ; I Ml. Ida. a suburb of Huston. She d , cided, however, to establish a scho ? her own in the city of Hosto (|, which she will open during the ear ^ fall. n Beth Eden Farnierr' Union. b'tli Kden Farmers' union w - meet at Long Lane school house i Friday, August 1-1, at 3.30 o'clock. 3. ANOTHER NEGRO KILLED. p h 11 Game of Dice at Jalapa on Saturday gi Night Results in the Usual 3 Shooting Scrape. .. h y JI cmlerson Chick, colored, was shot ft st and killed on the line between ihe m )s places ol' Messrs. S. 13. Anil and \V. ic K. Merchant, near .Jalapa, at about | I 8 o'clock on Saturday night, by Tom oi I- Swindler, colored, making the sixth negro killing in Newberry countv hi 1- since June 'JO. A crowd ol' negroes tl II were gambling, and (lie usual dispute fi is over a small sum of money arose. II a Swindler came to Newberry on b; d Sunday morning and surrendered, in e SherilT I hi ford sent his deputy, Mr. tl i- Pope linford, to Jalapa on Saturday tl night, and Deputy Pope Ihiford. as" s'sl(,,l by Mr. James Johnson, of Ja- <1 r lapa, made search for Swindler, but c; I. failed to locate him. On Sunday w io morning SherilT Bul'ord accompanied S d Coroner Lindsay to Jalapa. where the is inquest was held, and while SherilT - Prnlord was attending the inquest | e Swindler arrived in Newberry and I surrendered and was lodged in jail. A Warrants have been issued for (lie I [. other negroes who, were in Ihe game "I eharging them with gambling, e I'ollowing is the testimony taken :t at the coroner's impiest on Sundav i,! e morning: ' ai The Coroner's Inquest. j'*1 " Red Rutherford testified: Was on ' y or near the line of K. H. Anil's and : j, v ^Merchant's on August H. 11)08. j Klliott f'liick and Tom Swindler were K] gambling. Klliott won fifty cents of ' ^ ~ T,,m Swindler's money. Klliott'^ (l changed the money. Tom put his hand in his pocket and pulled out his R pistol and told Klliott to put down his money and not change it. Klliott threw the money down: then TTenderson ('hick grabbed the pistol (Tom U Swindler's pistol); then the pistol was liied, but hit no one. Henderson turned and ran: then Tom shot Hen-! N ^ '^'I'son. Henderson was running from l? ; To,n n"d was about ten or fifteen << | yards olT. Rod Rutherford. Klliott in ( Chick, Clint Rivers. Arthur Wright, ?< (1 Henderson Chick and Tom Swindler If were there shooting dice. Did not ll( |t so^? an.v pistol but Tom Swindler's, ti Was shot over the left ear from be~ hind. Tom Swindler said. "Red. you s know 1 would not have shot hini if . ',0 '"id not grabbed my pistol and s '' torn my shirt." j Klliott Chick testified: Am a bro- w (1 ther of Henderson Chick. Was on the b(, Ime of Mr. Anil's and Mr. Mer- In i. f'liant s ?n Aug. 8. 1008. shooting dice (! with Tom Swindler, Red Rut her- P? ? r,,nl- Henderson Chick. Tom Swin- h< c I Arthur Wright, Clint Rivers? s< (> ;|11 shooting dice. I won a half u ^ Ilar of Tout"s dolhir and gave ci two (jiiarters in change. I got the r< 1 Then Tom Swindler reached x in his inside coat pocket and cocked .j1' and "I browed" it on me. Red I . Rutherford said to me. "Throw down , ; money." Henderson Chick caught " u |arouml Tom Swindler from behind 7 I (around both arms.) then the pis t?d was lirerl, but hit no one. Then Henderson turned him, Tom SwinI dler. loose, then walked off about ten _ ^'<'1. tben Tom Swindler shot Hen. 'jevson in the left side of the head P" 'r,nn behind. Saw no pistol but Tom Swindler's. Saw no knives. Homier- m , soil said nothing at all after boiii" ^ | shot. " M !. ' lint bi\ers testified: Tom Swin- ^ .. dlor and Klliott Chick were gambling N near the line of Mr. Anil and Mr. Vl I Merchant on August 8, 1008. Klliott I. won .10 cents of Tom's dollar. Tom ,1 got mad and told Klliott, "Let's go p t home and not have no fuss." Klliott got up and gave Tom two quarters and picked up Tom's dollar. Tom ran his hand in his inside coat pocket and got out his pistol and said. "Sit * down, let's play on.". Klliott sat " ( down then Tom cocked his pistol and * "tbrowed" it on Klliott's face-and p said, "Throw down all of mv O ^ d money." Klliott p?t the mon- f, cv down. Tom said ho would kill nil " ,,s ,r didn't put down the money. ?ed Rut herford. Klliott V Chick, Clint Rivers, Arthur Wright, '' Tom Swindler and Henderson Chick t! were all there. All had been shooting dice. Ilcndcrsi}ti went up in ^ front of Tom Swindler and grabbed (. P's'0'" which fired ami hit no one. ^ ( Then Henderson ran and Tom shot ^ llim in the loft side of the head. ITeiv' derson was about ten steps when he is rU,aS ^10'' ,)i<1 not S('? nnv ,>'st,,l but I'om s. Saw no knives. 'x Arthur Wright testified: T. Red h Rutherford, Klliott Chick, Clint Riv- I " ?rs- Henderson Chick and. Tom Swin- n | dler were near the line of Mr. Anil * and Mr. Merchant on Aug. 8, 1008; \ there gambling. Tom Swindler and I Klliott ( hick wore throwing dice for r ? < cents a throw. Klliott had won < ill o0 cents of Tom's money. Klliott put > >n down two quarters and look up Tom's dollar. Tom told Klliott .to j t i ut down his money, and put I and in his inside coat pocket ai ut liis pistol out and "throwed" own on Klliott. Henderson grabb is pistol; tlic pistol went off. KUic cabbed H'oin Swindler after tho pi ?1 was fired. Don't know anythii lore, as 1 ran. Tom said to Kllio Lay down t lie money, you O? d ?, or I'll blow your brai ut." Dr. J. K. Gilder's certificate: ureby certify that I have examini ic body of Henderson Chick, im nd that he came to his death fro 10 elVoets of a gunshot wound, t nil entering the left temporal bo: ml ranging almost directly throuj 10 brain, lodging in the skull ( i<? opposite side. The coroner's .jury returned a vo id "Ilia! said Henderson Chi< line to his death from a gun sh otind inflicted by the hand of To windier on August 8, 1008." THE COUNTY CAMPAIGN. fter a Week's Intermission Cane dates Will Open Up Again Today at Jalapa. The county campaign will open i ?ain today at Jalapa. Followii iv I lie remaining meetings: ilapa Aug. 1 ork Aug. 1 'oung's Grove Aug. 1 illy Street Aug. 1 iltle Mountain Aug. 2 [ollohon AT ill (night) Aug. 2 ewberrv (11 a. m.) Aug. 2 7est. End (night) Aug. 2 Fred. II. Dominick, . R. Loitzsov, Chairman Sec. and Trcas. ndcrstood Rev. Mr. Harms will A cept. 11 is understood that the Rev. J. I arms, who was recently electi resident of Newberry college to su cd Dr. Scherer, will accept. It >t known whether lie will be able present at the opening of the c< go in the fall, but it is hoped th :> will be able to be here by til me. Tracing Horse and Buggy. Mr. G. \Y. Jacobs, accompanied I lieriff liuford. went to Grcenvil st week, the horse and buggy whi< as rented from him several days a< r II. -1. Davenport and not returiu iving been traced to Greenville, i reenville Mr. Jacobs and Shori uford learned that Davenport h: <'ii there. Mr. Jacobs secured tl rvices of one of (he Greenville de lies and remained in Greenville Mititiuc the search, Sheriff I'ufoi 'turning to Newberry. Singing Class at Colony. Prof. II. T. Wilson will common is singing class at Colony eliim i Thursday, August l.'i, at '2 p. i 11 those who are interested in siti ig are invited to attend. Entertained at Bridge. Mrs. P. K. Scott entertained at h potty new home in College stre bridge whist on last Thursdi orning in honor of Mrs. Jones, ? ugiisla, who is visiting her sisti frs. Marcus L. Spearman, and nior of Mrs. Blackshear, nee Mi eville Pope, who is in the city on isit. This was a most enjoyable occa n. There were about sixteen gues resent, and during the morning dicious salad course was served. Back Trom England. Miss Mary G. Pope is in the cit fter a two months' stay in Englai ml Scotland. She also visited sc. pal cities on the continent. Mi ope will be in the city until Wi irop college opens in September, reenville News, 7th. Miss Pope is a niece of Jud; 'ope, of this city, and has been cachcr at Witilhrop college sin ie opening of that institution. DELMAR REUNION. addresses Will be Made by Prom ent Gentlemen at Annual Collcgo Gathering. At tho reunion of Newberry c ?go, which will bo held at Dolmar Friday, August 4, speeches will lade by tho following gentlemen: Hon. C. J. Ha mage, Saluda; Dr. V. Daniel, Columbia: Rev. C. ioo/.er, Leesvillo: Prof. S. J. D ick. Newberry: Rev. D. P> Gro lose. Loosvillo; Prof. Ray Z. Thorn s ewberrv. D. R. Riser, Acting Secretary lis A CARD FROM MR. DOMINICK. si iid ? tl it Ho Denounces as Maliciously Falso r, l?J an Anonymous Letter From New- s ?tt berry Published in Orange-* w is- burg. ! ?g - , I, tt. Fdilor Herald and News: S! ? My attention has been called to the n us following article, which appeared in ii tlie Orangeburg Evening News of AuI gust 8: ,, t>d "The following anonymous letter id was sent out from Newberry and tl ,m received here on yesterday by a resi- n |iC dent of (his city. ,10 "Newberry, S. Aug. 0, 1908. rh "My Dear Sir: in "The temperance people of the Y State in ignorance of what is going 0 T_ on in their midst, are unwarned, nil- Si ck ?rnn'?l. unorganized for the fight now f ot being made in the State. j, ,n "Mr, 1<\ 11. Dominick, of Nowberr.v, campaign manager for Mr. Bleasc, has effected an organization of the liquor men in every county, and is in touch with the whiskey element a throughout the State. Funds have ti Ii- not been wanting for the work done so far, ami the work has been done t< so thoroughly and so satisfactorily, _ that an abundance of moni-v is in ip sight to carry (lie work through, iJ? I he liquor interest understand I ull_\ tluit Mr. 1 >lease is their eandi.1. date. 'I he dispensary criminal knows f] 2. ^ that ii Mr. Hlease is elected, their 1 .3. ! pa.don is secure in case of eonvic'ion. ~~ 8.) "If anyone doubts the above, ler * !0. I him come here to the headquarters of rl. | the whiskey ring, and see what is do!2. | doinj* in !2-j "Newberry." I K\ idently this letter has been sent . j broadcast throughout the Stale, and | were it not for this fact 1 would not V J condescend to notice such a contempc i tible anonymous article. The person | who is the author of the letter is not j I worthy of the consideration of decent 4 | and respect able people, and I am surI pii>cd t > know tiial a newspaper ^ V~ j c-lsiiminy to be reputable should so to iAjU f()raot w,,al is .-,'?i-?,;dly considerled to be the ethics of journalism as to publish such a communication. I it ^',C au^,fM ^ knows that it is a wilful and malicious lie, and such a one as could only originate in the i heart of a cowardly assnssion, and Mich T denounce it to be. >.v I have been closely identified with lo Ih ' management of Mr. Hlease \s cam- E di pai^n for governor, he and I being jo partners in the practice of law. 1 :h1 am gad to say that from written re- ^ Vt ports received from all sections of <1 the Siatc ot South Carolina Mr. ul j I dense numbers among his supporters -I le j representatives from every class and' p-j vocation in South Carolina, includ-! ^ to | in? prohibition and temperance ad-! id I vocales as well as ''liquor people."! j ^ hile M r. Hlease favors (he present ! ^ j liquor law, in his campaign he lias j j repeatedly stated that if the legislaR0 ; lure passes a prohibition bill he will 1 q, ! n,,l :|s governor veto it. From al- j n most every stump lie has advocated cr. temperance. Mr. Hlease and Ins | friends welcome the support J ^ fud cooperation of nil good' citizens of the State of South Carolina, be they prohibitionists or otherwise, who desire to see the prin^ ciples which Ihi is advocating prevail. As to the manner in which Mr. ! Hlease s campaign has been managed iS 1 * at Newberry, lunds have been suffi-j ,n cient to carry on the campaign up to ss this point,and funds in hand are suffi- ! a cient to continue the campaign to the ' end, and these funds have been fur- j^ s" nished and used out of Mr. Hlease's s and my own personal accounts, a* ? a can be shown by referring to our bank account in the National Hank or Newberry, of Newberry, S. C. lOvery "V dollar that has been used or will be used in Mr. Hlease's interest has been spent and will 7>e spent for legitimate purposes, viz., newspaper advertising. printing bills, postage and expenses of distributing ^literature. " A sworn statement of these expenses will be filed as required by law. Not I one cent of these funds has been contributed either directly or indi ieel1\ b\ anv liquor house or anv I 00 liquor inti res'is. The money spent in j this campaign has been mafle in the ' <<!' a legitimate pro- / fession. Mr. Hlease is not the candi- I dale of the "liquor interests" or of lll_ ?"V other "interests." lie is running for governor of Soutli Carolina, as he has a perfect right to do, on a platform which f know has the en- A dorsement of a large majority of the ol- voters of South Carolina, whether on 'so express themselves at the j be polls or not. : '"he >-1-.|?ment 1 hal "trie dispenJ. saw criminal knows that if Mr. 1 . | Hlease is elected their pardon is seer-j cure in case of conviction," is malise fnNe rind loo conl empl ible as. for furl her not ice. , Tf there is any "headquarters of r he whiskey ring" in the city of New- I . (berry f have never hoard of it, and / .YUgll-il I!. lUUft. itch headquarters could only exist inl^Mfl lie distorted imagination of a cor-I^^H espondent who is loo cowardly to< ign liis name. If any intimation as intended to be suites ted that the iw offices of.' Blease & Dominiek are jj^H eadquarters <?f nnv whiskey ring, iieh intimation I here and now deounce as a falsehood, conceived in liquify and uttered in malice. 19 We are conducting a fair, square, V onest and open campaign, appealing I '> the intelligence and fairness of fl he Democratic voters of South Car Una as to the justice of our cause. ;9 We are not issuing any anonymous Dmmuniealions. We are not striking J 1 the dark or hitting in the back. Vo believe the people of South CarIina will in no uncertain manner remit such attacks as this and others N lu't have been made on Mr. Blease i like manner. ... Fred. IT. Dominiek. A CARD. Cr. G. Sale, lawyer, will practice in WB U the courts. Money to lend ou/'S an years time at 6 per cent. lor a time, may be found at Mac^^^fl office. flRH SPECIAL NOTICES. 1 CENT A WORD, fll advertisement taken forieflH han 25 cents. SHALL BEGIN private lessons iflfll voice cullure the middle of! ScpHHH lember. Also organize a ehorafl^B class prepnrtory to work in oratoriMH (-Mrs.) K. /. Thomas. VAN TED A housekeeper, white middle aged. Will pay reasonable MS salary for the right person. WS Apply at this Oilice. I 'OR TEN DAYS?Cash for ladies | and children's clothing. I Watts Backet Store. H 'INE Berkshire pigs for sale. B 1 hone .{7. Mcllardy Mower. 9 'OUND?A pair of eye glasses has 1 been left at this office which the owner can have by calling for same. <H CAVE YOUxi BUGGY rubber tired 1 aL Summer Bros. Co. I 'OR SALE?Fruit jars and jelly I glasses and if you want to put up I peaches on shares see me. B 1 James F. Todd. I IN1S, quarts and half gallon fruit I j:iis at Summer Bros. Co. H OAL (Jet Blue Gem, it is clean and a tree burner, then you know vou H have fhe^best. jllo. Scott. H MN CANS and bolder at Summer 3 J>ros. Co. H rIN REPAIRS?See us for belting fn original gaudy, and leather, gin 9 bristles, steam fitting, packings, H P?l?mg, oils, etc. You inquires giv- | en prompt attention. 0 || Summer Bros. Co. ft PLENDID AUTOMOBILE for hire 1 Engagements solicited. Rates rea- I sonable. Competent chauffeur. Call 1 or telephone. S| og Summer Brothers Co. i 1EB BROADDUS & RUFF's "lass fj wars at 30c. p VE HAVE ARRANGED TO ACT B as agents for tlie Rambler and Ford H automobiles. We request an oppor- I funity to demonstrate the super- H u?nty of tliese machines with a I view to securing your orders. ?&. "-8- Summer Brothers Co. B 'LOUR FROM NEW WHEAT?An- H other car just received, and while Hj it. lasts goes for best patent. $">.25. ii Best half patent .Moselev H Bros, Prosperity, S. C. -. ffi L W. JONES, THE PLUMBER, has I opened shop just back of post, office. 1 I'.'&timates furnished on application. ? Repair work given prompt attention. L DECORATED CUP AND SAUCER ^ for 5c. Mayes' Book Store. CILLS FLEAS and cures the worst case of marrge, bicaises marrge cure. Not poisonous. For sale by Dr. Van Smith, Sale agent. 7NCLE REMUS'S MAGAZINE for August at Broaddus & Ruff's. 0 YARDS PRE'ri'i WALL papering at loc. Broaddus & Hull.