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PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE. Sdovoment.? of Newbcrrians and Those ' Who Visit Newbony and Other Happenings. Mr. ami Mrs. .1. .1. Lane returned from I lemlersonviUe <>n Tuesday. Mrs. <I'!. Me 11. of A11 ; 11(;i, is vis- | i I in*; her aunt, Mrs. I)cllt Itohiusim. 1 Miss |<la Neal will return to Atlanta Saturday after spending a few weeks at the home, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorjj'e Ij. Neal. Misses Mcrtha and Theo Werts, , daughters of Mr. and Mrs. .1. XV. Werts, ol' Wrsl Knd, spent liisl week . with their itnele, Krv. |{. K. f,i\in*jstmie in ( .illtnun county. Mr. T. <Pool lias returned to tin* , city alter speinliui: a lew days in Atlanta. Mrs. Addie Watson and Mi-s Marie Wat-mi left yesterday lor llnnea , I'atli alter a visit to Mrs. .1. \Y. Hum- , hert Mrs. I?. N. Miller and . Iiildreu. of ( Lynehhuru, \ a., have uiade a visit of several weeks here to Mrs. Miller's | mother, Mrs. W. A. I'owles. and are , now at N'ewherrv. Chester cor. Co- 1 liunhia State. ISIh. ' I Miss (iraee Hutchinson, of New- | herry, i- visiting in I'nion.?Cnion j Progress. IHlh. Misses Yarina Kcanle and Isolinoli Wyehe. of N'ewherrv county, who j have hern visiting Mrs. T. S. Sease, | have returned to their lionies.- Spar-) ianhiirvr .lournal. 17th. Mr. W. W. P.ulloek. of Newherry, jf was unions the yuests at the Motel Jerome yesterdav. The State, l!)t!i.'> Miss Helen Manldin is vi<itiri<_'' Mis> Carrir Poolr in Newherry.? Cireeiiville News. ! Miss Kiln Shelley, of N'ewherrv. is ( ^ visitiiiv: Miss Louise Oehler. - -Chester , 1 ,anlerti, 1SI h. I V". !iarol?| Shealy, of N'ewherrv, j i- visitinir his hroiher Mr. Fred. I.. . 1 Shrilly. I.eesville News. i I it'll ha r>hea I y, ol lamei. Mount ain. is visl in;: her -i-tcr, Mrs.' A. I'll >1 i M if. I.eesville News, IPtli. j Mrs. I']. I*. Matthews. of Xewherry. i< visiiin1/ her sister Mrs. 'I'vro Kl lieredu'o. I .res* ilie News. lOtli. ' j Messrs. .1 ;iiiics ;t11?I Alfred Mil!-1 I hows. nt' Newberry, iiro tin* truest si of u r:i 1111 j >: i r?M 11 s Mr. and Mrs. W. K. j Mat I hows.?I joosvillo News, 101 li. Tlioro will lie no services in the Kirst f?:?}?l isl elitircli on next Sunday itiiirniii'.'.. | / Mr. Robert <Campbell, who lel'l | < here ;ili<ni! six years ann. is on ;i vis-!; it to !iis old home, lie is manatrerjj ot' one of stores of liojsors, of j Alliiiita. tiii. lie has been in hail ! j health. and has heon ?rranlod a short j vaeation to recuperate. Miss lierniee Martin has returned j from .-in extended visit lo Oenrtria, ' Arkansas, and < ireenville. S. ('. ( The Hew .1. I\. .lames is still absent J ( from the city, and for that reason , there will he no services sit the I'res-j hvterian church on next Snndav 1 ' i inorninu. j Masters liiidd .lames and Alfred Matthews are visilintr t!?eir urn nil- J parent^. Mr. ami Mrs. \\ . I\. Mat-j lliews, at I ,eesville. S. ('. II Mrs. I'urr Johnstone, of ('leiuson, is ' in I lie <il v. I I Miss Mat1 llooy.er, who lias heeu i . visiting Miss A1 i? Anil, leaves today : for Prosperity, where she will spend j a while, and from there she will ?;n to) ? her home in l.iwiiurton. , J. I'\ Cooper, ol' Newberry, spent ( today in the city on business.?Spar- ^ Ianhurir Journal, 18th. .Mrs. A. ('. Welch, id" Newberry, . j, and Mrs. Mary Stnarl. of Ninety Six, j speiii several days last week in the,, eily with Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. l.eavoll. ? ?(ireenwood Journal, 10th. Mr. II. A. Anderson, aeeoinpanied w by his hrot her Mr. Walter Anderson, n formerly ol' (Sreenwood hut now of Newherry. left last week for l'hila delphi.'i and New York -(Ireenwood I n Journal. l?>lh. i M?'-s T'lorenee llujrhey is visiting jii friend- and relatives in Newberry.? ] n (Irrenw ood .lonrnak j I'" Mi^? lrina IhicUotl 11;iv rt'lurued j " I'rom Xewhorry. - (ireenwood Journal, , ' !!Mli. i " Mr. Wohert of Xcwhrrry,! " iln> _;;es| ,?f lii-. sislci Mrs. ,1. W. V\ heeler. (Jreen\v'ootl Journal. 10th. | 1 THE FIRST BAI.Pi, j; ........ i 11 Sold By Hitt and Hogg and Bought i \\ By Nat Gist At Eleven i xv Cents. !,, j 1 The first hale of now col ton sold in New berry this season was purohas- j ed bv Mr. Xal Gist on Wednesday from llilt and Hops?. The price paid I was I 1 efmts. The bale wriphod 305 *|' bounds, brini-inu' $-13.15. ,\ The bale was readx for irinnincr <?u n Monday. but no irins could be secured ; | on lluil day. ll was pinned by Ilil- ,i Jnry I'Vlker. II THE PRIMARY ELECTION. Die Ballots Will Fall on Tuesday? t Election Precincts in Newberry ?County Campaign. Tin' I'irsl primary election will ho lield on nt'xl Tuexhiy. The voting I l?recinets in Newberry will he as fol- 1 lows: < Wanl 1?Council eh am her. < Ward 2?Park's store under C'rotvvell hotel. i Ward 15, No. 1 ? Herald and jSfews < nflice. i Ward .'5, No. 2?Timmcrman's \ store. I Ward -1 ?< *iIy council chamber. ) Ward o?Voting booth in front of t mill yale, al rear o(' mill. i The County Campaign. ? Tin- county campiiign meeting was l 11 I.it tie M??imlsii 11 yesterday. The ? H'.xl meeting will be at Tiiumcrinan's \ <lorc?, :il the iMollohon mill tonight < (Friday) beginning promptly at 7.:i0 j >'clock. Tomorrow morning the ] neeting will he held in the court t miisi', beginning ;it 10..50 o'clock, , ind tomorrow night the meeting will | )e in West Kiid, at the graded school , inilding, beginning at 8 o'clock. THE OLD COURT HOUSE. [ Sfewbcrry County Has Good Title to | the Lot in Question, Is Legal ( Opinion. The following in regard to the <?1 d | Mint house I > 1 is self-explanatory: A nuns! 1*0, 1008. '' I'm the Democratic Voters of Newberry County: The committee to whom was refer- j ? ?! t he matter of examining the ti- | le to the "<>hl Court House Lot" md report as to the elTect, if anv, he removal of the present building vi 111 III have nit llic title to tlio lot, J espect fully report I lint at the request ?(' I ho comniittcc, limi. (!eo. S. Mower ' i:i< rendered tin1 opinion herewith ' Mihlished. ' ll i- unnecessary for (lie com mil- I cc to mlil anytime.: to this opinion, N is it fully covers I lie ground asked ' 'or hv the execnl ive committee. v Respectfully submitted. f Fred 11. Dominick, fountv Chairman. 1 - ' . ' ( August '20. 1008. I Ton. Fred 11. Dominick. Connlv * 'hairman, Newberry, S. ('.?Dear 1 Mr: At your request, T liave looked ' "p. tlw "intter of (lie legal status of ? lie "Old Court House Lot'' so far t is any claim might he made to it on lie p:irt of the heirs of .Tohn Coats > lased on his conveyance of the same, I l ited the eighth and ninth of Sep- ' emher. 17S0. 1 am of the opinion that Xewherry onnty lias a ?ood title to the lot in < (ttesiion so far as any claim to it by < he heirs of .lohu Coats i< concern- j ( ,1. . . I. Yours very truly. ' f! corse S. Mower. Annual Temperance Picnic. |T Tin' annual temperance picnic was I iclil at ('liapin on August I I. A lart;o y;?llicrcil :il the Methodist liiticli. where 1 lie Hew Mr. Ilollv, or, conductc?l devotional over- .. i>es. Some excellent Ijitf?11u" Wits j endered by the Loyal Temperance .euion. after winch an iihle address , i'as made by the Slate president of he \V. (\ '1'. I'., Mrs. Jos. Sprolt. of lannini;. f Following Mrs. Sprolt was one who s ; known nil over the State for his ntit-iiii; interest in and for pmhibiioii. lion. <\ Featherstone, of aureus. ^ Dinner hoiii' having arrived all v -ere a.-ked to partake of a most exI'lleiit outlay of all uood ihinjr* in hnndance. After doinir full justice to fhe din- J ^ er we returned to the church where rare treat was in store for us all t i a forcible and interestinjr address iane dv l lie Kev. ii\. Mnrls, ot j |diielield. president of I lie Anti-Sa>on i,i'!i!itic i?C South Carolina. All It doubly repaid for any ineonven- j nee mi account of I lie extreme heal ^ I' tlie day. j In 111o evening ;i medal contcst was "M- , , . !. The |tlra-'iire ol these annual pie- I ies is due to Mr. and Mrs. <'. I\ v <dtiu">ou, vvlio have done so much tor ie temperance can-e in this Stale. | i'c ho)?e tin1 day is not far hence, I . hen l)n< whole Stale will stand f?>i* | rohihit ion. > ?, | Death of Thomas Tarrant, Jr. v Tilt' sad news was received in Now- .? i-i ' v yesterday of tlie deatli of L lioinas Tjirrant, .Tr., son of Mr. and I w Irs. Thomas l*\ Tarrant, now of Mon- i >e, X. Init formerly of Newberry. j v le was ahont twenty-three years of 0 ue. aiuI for some years had been ving in Birmingham, where he dietl. CHARGED WITH FORGERY. j \s Result of Checks Sent National Bank, Sheriff Buford Has Negro Arrested in Florida. Through the efforts of Sheriff Bu-j lord, ;i negro 1)v the name of L. .1. j tYillinms lias been arrested in Voln- j in county, Kla., ?rlis*with for-j i cry. I Some tiiri(! ago the National bank j ccoivcd from Lake Helen, Fla., a ! hook for $90, dated July 27 and j >igncd I). 1*. Worts. The cheek was vritton on ordinary tablet paper. The >ank answered that 1). P. Worts lad no funds on deposit with it. Later be bank received from Poland, Kla., i check for $70. evidently in the <ame hand writ ing, and on the same icind of paper, dated August I, and dgned H. I'. Cromer. This cheek and the first check were then taken to Sheriff Buford. At his request a registered letter was sent to Dcland, Kin., to R. 1'. Cromer, and the postmister and tho sheriff were asked to ivatch the delivery of it. The regisorcd letter, however, was returned j lot called for. On Monday, however, Sheriff Bu-' Cord received a telegram from t ho \ Sheriff of Volneia county saying that j ie had arrested at Dcland a negro vho had called for the letter. Later j 'lieriff Buford learned the noro's mine. WI w?n f lw? u*?w Pi??ct ??^lln/1 I 1 lis at lent ion Sheriff It it ford suspected i while man, and sent the photograph J >f a while man to the sheriff of /(iluciit county. The negro is now being held in "lorida. Sheriff Huford has wired he governor's ollice for requisition >apers. The Greenville Reunion. Mr. W. G. Peterson, who ait,landed lie ('onfederate reunion in Greenville iisl week, is enliiusiastie in (silking >f I lie success of the reunion and in iraisp of the hospitality of Greenille. Mr. I'elerson spent Wednesday ind Thursday of last week in Green,'ille, reluming to Newberry on Frihiy. Among the most pleasant features of the reunion, he says, were he addresses of Col. Lee and Miss "J race Lumpkin. Mr. Peterson, accompanied by Uieriff T. J. Duckett, of Laurens, carried into (lie convention hall the coin's of the old .'hi South Carolina reriment. The colors were enlhusinsically saluted by the old soldiers. While in Greenville Mr. Peterson saw "the little Confederate," Wash iosi/.nian, who was in Capt. J. W. isuy's company of cavalry. All the old officers were reelected. A proposition made bv one of I he lol opiates to ask the State to civo ai*l 1 old soldier .+ 100 a voar ami each I 'onfedorato widow .+.">0 a year was aluost unanimously Vol oil tlowu by (ho I >b.l >'.ddUTs, Says MY. Peterson. Tbo two barbecue dinners wore J ooked by Mr. .Jas. W. Dunbar, of i Cowberry. . ml Mil >1* t A Now Restaurant. I'oozor I?ros., tlio Main street fresh, neat dealers, have opened a restaur-I nt in lower Main street h? the build-I livi" recently occupied by J. .T. Oeail | is a furniture store and formerly o<? ' upied by M. lidand Spoors as a fur-| lituro store. Mr. H. K. Davis is manager and j |iiiek lunofios will be served at rea- [ onable prices Merchant-ftelley. Mr. Andrew ,1. Merchant and Mis* I landie l,ee Kellev, both of Vaughn-! ille, were united l>v the bonds of intriiuonv August !), 11)08, at 10..'ft) a. j i. at Xoar Chapel. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and ; I i s. Monroe Kellev. The bride was dressed in pure while , rimmed with white satin ribbons. The attendants were Mr. \Y. I\ ,athrop with Miss Ma.u'trie I'oozer, [ ml Mr. II. It. I'oozer with Miss ]?esie C>. r.athrop. The inarch was reniM'cd :i( llii' orii'-ni 1?v Mr Vrtliin- (' Ysird. of Newberry. the Wev. Mr. >uett officialinn. ImmcdiateK after flic* ceremony llio iiirl v -if!i'iI tor llic limne of 11 u? riioin's father, Mr. (!. \\ . Merchant. > h ere ;i nice dinner was >erved. about illy people1 partaking. TIk- couple eeeiveil useful presents. Miuiv riemls wish for lhem much happiess. Pulaski Lodge, I. 0. 0. F. Pulaski lodire. X... _?0. I. 0. O. V.. .ill meel on Friday evening, Auprusl I. at 8 p. in. Kvery niemher is urtrd ) > attend and assist in Ilie decree /oi k which will he on hand. The members of Mollohon lodu'O and isitiin; brethren are cordiallv invitd. \\ . (i. Peterson. Secretary pro. teni. WILL GO TO LAURENS. Prof. B. L. Jones Withdraws From County Campaign to Accept Superintendency Laurens Schools. Prof. It. L. .Tones announced at t '?' I'iunpiMun meeting ;i I Little Mountain yesterday his withdrawal from the nu-c fur county superintendent <?f education, stating that lie had accepted the position of superintendent of the Laurens city schools. The position pays $1,500 per year, and l'rof. .Tones, while he disliked to withdraw from the race, felt that he could not consistently with his duty ! ? himself, decline the position. l'rof. Jones has formerly served as superintendent of the Laurens schools, and his unanimous election to this position, which he had not sought, is i\ high testimonial of the appreciation hv the people of Laurens of his former services. While his many friends in Newberrv regret that l'rof. Jones will leave Newberry, they congratulate him upon the success which he is winning by merit, and thev wish for him greater success in the future. Following is the letter which Prof. Jones received from the secretary of the board of trustees of the Laurens schools tendering him the position: '' Laurens, S. Aug. 18. 1008. "Mr. l?. 1<. Jones, Newberry, S. (\ ? Dear Sir: We have been loft in an unfortunate situation in reference to our school, our superintendent having resigned us at the last moment. At a meeting of our board to canvass the situation and endeavor to get a man for our school, your name having been suggested, ami knowing you were thoroughly familiar with our work and would be highly acceptable to nil our patrons, you were unanimously elected as superintendent of our schools for the session M108-0!), at a salary of $lo00.00. "We urge and request that you give us your immediate acceptance, as our school is scheduled to open within the next thirty days. We appreciate the good services you have given us during the years you were with us. and are satisfied you will find the work more pleasant the coming session. "Thanking you for your early reply. 1 am. "Yours very truly, "T. II. Koper, "Secretary Hoard of Trustees." Prof. Jones has isseud the following c "d to the people of the county e.vi>l:iininor his wi t hilrsi w:>t t'rmn \ lir> race for county superintendent of education: To the Voter? of Newberry County: The superintendent of the Laurens graded school having resigned, the position has been unanimously offered uiG for the coming session, at a salary of $1,.">0A. I have therefore, decided to withdraw from the race for superintendent of education, and to accept the above position so unexpectedly offered me without solicitation on mv part. .As thi^ is a eircumstaiice which could not possibly have been fore -soon a! llic beginning of I lie eamp?'i).Mn I trust that my friends will bo generous ami not harshly criticise me for deciding the matter, as T sec it, in justice to myself'. f take this means of expressing my appreciation of the encouragement f have so far received in the campaign, and for such support as the vote would have shown for me on election day. Yours very truly. Barney L. Jones. Kewberrv. S. Aug. 20, 1008. West End vs. Whitmlre. West Knd and Whit mire will cross bats on the West Rnd diamond 011 I Saturday afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. The batteries will be Fulenwinder and Williams for Whitmiro and Simpson and Met'all for West Knd. The usual price of admission, '2.*) and 15 cents. will bo charged. ' Roth teams arc fast, and an interesting and exeiiinj; trnme is exported ! ~ ~ Picnic. There will be a picnic on Friday,! Aitiii'isl 'JS, mi | lie lawn ar (lie old .[ ip ('aldwel! place, in I'nuil of Mr. t ':'!? !? Ibi/hardl 's mill. In whidi the public irencrallv is cordially invited. ! Annum lli" attractions will l?e clay piueon shoot inu' and a base ball yatne, and probably smin speaking. Everybody will be welcome, and all who funic are expected to bring well-filled basket <. The V.'idower. A widower is like a baby. The first . ~i\ months lie begins to >il np and take notice, and lie experience- yrtvit difficult v in yeitinir throiv.-b hi- >ec1 >':d ye alone.--Ne-.v Orlean- Times-. I )emocrak. CHANGES HANDS. Mr. J. L. Bowles, Formerly of Augustag Buys Furniture Business of R. C. Wiliams & Sou. Mr. .J. L. Howies, of Augusta, Cfa., has purchased tin* furniture business of l?. C. Williams ami Son, ami on September 1 lie will open up a furniture business in the store now occupied by Mr. Williams. Mr. Bowles, who lias been connected with the J Bowles Furniture Co., of Augusta, | lias bad long experience in the furniture business, and lu* says that he will have in Newberry one of the I most modern furniture stores in this section of the country, lie intends ito put in a great deal of new stock, and willi this end in view lie will stani at bargain sale on September 1, I when lu* takes charge. J The following in regard (o Mr. Howies' departure Prom Augusta is i from (lie Augusta Herald: J 44 Mr. .1. i? Howies lias severed his ! connect ion with the Howies Furniture Co.. of this city, and will make his I t'ntlire home in Newberry, S. C. Mr. j Howies has a large nntnhcr of friends j here to wlunn this announcement will | no doubt come as news received with , regret. lie has been in August a many | years and by his gentle, courteous and I straight-forward treatment he has j manic :i ureal success in his w'ork. j "lie declares that he likes Augusta j well and will always cherish a fond ; memory for the city that he has made : his home for so many years. While j the friends of Mr. Howies see him go j willi regret, still they wish for him i unbounded prosperity and happiness ( in his new home.'' I Mr. Howies is now in Newberry j and the taking of slock will begin j in a few days. His family are cx| peeled to reach Newberry by Septcmj her 1. Mrs. Howies is a daughter of jMr. S. |\ Hoo/.er. of this city. "Under Southern Skies." ' "I'uder Southern Skies," which is j to he presented in the opera house on next Monday, matinee and night, j is essentially ;i geographical play and i succeeds in staging local color and Southern life in a really charming manner. Lottie Blair Parker, the author of this play, and of "Way Down East" has a happy knack of character drawing that is possessed by few dramatic writers. This is especially true of her characters in "Under Southern Skies.'' The play will no doubt draw a large audience on Monday evening. Hurt In Hendersonville. | Whilo Mrs. M. M. Satterwhite and I Miss Mamie Mnnjjum, in company I with a party of ladies, worn driving in Ilendersonville on Tuesday, the horses ran away and all the ladies in the party were considerably bruised, j but none of them seriously injured. j In Mcnioriam Lola Bertha Kinard. I i Oh. sister, thy aentle voice is hushed, ! Thy warm, true heart is still, A ltd on thy pale and peaceful l'aee Is resting death's cold chill; , Thy hands are clasped upon thy breast. We' Ji'ave kissed thy marble brow; And in our acliinir hearts we know, We ha veil''?i our dear sister now. One precious to oVi'r heart has ?;one, The voice we loved is still, The place made vacant in our home Can never more be filled. uur father in his wisdom called, The boon his love had given', And though in earth the hody f'/es The soul is safe in heaven. I,' Through all pain at times she'd smile, A smile of heavenly birth, I And when the angels called her home, She smiled farwell to earth. ! Heaven retainelh now our treasure, Karth the lonely easket keeps, ' And the sunbeams long to linger Where our darling sister sleeps. , Asleep in Jesus. blessed sleep. From which none ever wakes lo|l weep, < A calm and undisturbed repose, i I'nbroken by the last nf foes, i Asleep in Jesus, far from thee, I Thy kindred in Ihv grave may be. 1 lint there is still a blessed sleep |l From whieh none ever wakes to i weep. t i Peaceful be thy silent slumber, t Peaceful in thy grave so low; Thou no more will join our number, a Thou no more our songs shall know, I Yet again we hope to meet thee When t^?day of life is fled, And in heaven with joy to greet thee, Whce no farewell tears nre shed, e ller Loving Sister. ' Dr. A. J. Powers will preach at the l.a'.heran < 'hurch of the Redeemer on r Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. 'o Cotton Market. 1 Middling fl St rid Middling 10 J-8 Middling 10 A CARD. H G. G. Sale, lawyer, will practice all the courts. Money to lend ten years time at (i per cent. |H Cor a time, may be found at Mastor's ollflco. ??. . . _ . ???????? . : I SPECIAL NOTICES. 1 1 CENT A WORD. 9 No advertisement taken for 1 less than 25 cents. 11 SALESMEN WANTED?to look nf- 1 ter our interest in Newberry and I adjacent counties. Salary or com- * mission. Address The llarvey Oil Co., Cleveland, 0. NOTICE?-Four boxes Star Lye at jflj Smith Hros.', for 2f>e. *1AA V nTi wnxj?u n.v pay more for inferios^B coal when you can buy Blue .Tcllieo at $.j.00 per Ion?Augi^^^B delivery. John Seott.^^^^ WHITE WINE VINEGAR at Sm^^Q JUST RECEIVED a pretty line j^H Katon-llurlbnt fine box paper tablets. Broaddus & THE following brands of tnbacc^^H will be sold at Smith Bros.' 2 1-2^^9 for .")c. cuts: Common Sense, Wii^^H Sap, Bit: Stick and Ninety Xine.^^H WANTED?A housekeeper, whiti^HH middle aged. Will pay reasonabl^M salary for the right person. * Apply at this Office. s FINE Berkshire pigs for sale. "Phone Mel Lardy Mower. FOUND?A pair of eye glasses has l>een left at this office which the owner can have by calling for same.^B HAVE YOUR BUGGY rubber tirec^J at Summer Bros. Co. Mm PINTS, quarts and half gallon fruit^J jars at Summer Bros. Co. fl| TIN CANS and snider at Summer JB Bros. Co. GIN REPAIRS?See us for belting, original gandy, and leather, gin ^B bristles, steam fitting, packings,^B piping, oils, etc. You inquires giv-^B en prompt attention. ^B Summer Bros. Co. _ _ ' SPLENDID AUTOMOBILE for hire.H Engagements solicited. Hales rea-Bfi sonable. Competent chauffeur. Call ^B or telephone. H|p Summer Brothers Co. WM SEE BROADDUS & RUFF's glasq^j ware at ]0e. WE HAVE ARRANGED TO AOTH as agents for (he Rambler and Ford^B aiiltiiiiObilos. We request, an opportunity to demonstrate the super-^H iorily of these li<n?!hine? with a oB view to securing youC ardors. 7-28. Summer Brother.1? Co. "i FLOUR FROM NEW WHEAT?AiP?r other car just received, and while fiL it lasts ^oes for best patent, $5.25.^^B Best half patent $4.85. MosclevtjMtf Bros, Prosperity, S. C. A W. JONES, THE PLUMBER, hasW opened shop just back of post office. ??; J rtimates furnished on application. B ftepair work given prompt ntten- B JNCLE REMUS'S MAGAZINE for F Auirust at Broaddus & Ruff's. tfgj mAn? *ci \zj.U(U1 X UUU. i1 ? <-. ilciil more i<111> -rlant . ! :?i iik i! shall hi>! e.i ? the 'wvm+Jtk >1 ?11 -1 : J ~ ' til,I!) that H -11:111 lie ehr-^H i:-:?I!\ I lire. Table sail. t'-r vat'.i|de^^H nay <*Miil:iiii some -alts othe^^^B li:m till' chloride ;) 1111 -1 ill lie jifiTccBHH y Ik alllifnI. ('nni l>rt*:id is li-flHA ic.il iil'iil when made from pure i'nriB^| ileal lliiili when il !i:is adnii lire <>l wheal I'lour. I *u 1 food I hat ml elean may be dan.'je roiflHJH I sin any adulterated loud j>r?>?1 u <>li| today provided |lu* adnltorato(PW rt'ule carries no disease germs.-? h ) Advertiser. ^Bk 'l Vicarious Osculation. W?5k lie was 11aviiin some words witli lic^^R "I'll?I'll kiss lier right nose!" lie said defiantly. "Oh. well," said Hint lady, "virflHB ions kissing like thai T can sec ill| hjection lo."?Boston Transcript. Ud stm i n