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heGreat COPELI Is going at a tremendous si everybody who is anxiousi BIGGEST In THE WORL.D'S GREATEST goods will be ruthlessly sacrifici corded in mercantile annals. N Greatest Money Saving Values i served. You get the bargains u * PEL SUNLIGHT SOCIBTY. Carolina, and paying to pot Annual Celebration and Supper-Ad- $135.00 and dress by Mr. M.rA. Carlisle. $26,743 il t w< .- - a wvonderful *On December 31, 1908, the Grand ed Mr. Carlia United Independent Order of the Sun- Seurry is domn light Soeiety celebrated its twelfth that Booker annual thanksgiving supper for the He said the ei benefit of its members and ,to give proud of MOJ thanks to God that we were permit- is honest anc ted once more to assemble togethrer in great work f social fellowship, and the aged. The hall was beautifully decorated his crown of with evergreen and made very attrac- ment day for tive and brilliant with lights both up for 'his race. and down stairs. However most time Mr. Carlisi, had been bestowed on the lodge room at the close ol and M. C. Scurry had erected an arch ienee then jc whieh extended across the hall and charge to kee which was also testefully dec-rated. D. C. Copelar Just behind this arch all the officers .The presidi ad speakers were seated. A very ed W. E. Wi appropriate~program had been ar- spond to Mr. ranged and ,the following speakers were very gr had been invited to be present; W. E- help and for Williams, of Helena; M. C. Scurry, ion. That he the fouinder and grand president of president all the society; Col E. H. Aull, the Edi- they' were pr< tor of The Herald and News of the Rev H. Ni city; Mr. M. A. Carlisle, president ofthnnroe the First National Bank.; and Dr. thenbr e.ndc George B. Cromer, and others. members tenh: At eight o'clock Grand President ident and le2 M. C. Sourry called the meeting to Milton She order and vhere was not standing and he urge< room in the hall. He made some good who did not remarks and cordially welcomed all once and get who were present to the meeting. and to quit l< "Nearer my God to Thee' wa thenT -sung, followed with prayer by Rev. adt he n D. C. Copeland, of Laens. W. E- . E. tHath. Williams, of Helena. then arose and(').E I inltroduced President M. C. Scurry speak to the and stated that he would,be the mas- Crio mer', but ter of ceremonies. Again President tuem somletin Scurry rose and in a v'ery dignified eaSion for a,1 manner said that hewudsay very H adh little on this occasion as he much pre- something ab ferred t-hat the white men who were Mr. Carbis visitors should do the talking. He bid I hem go then introduced Mr. M. A. Carlisle that he wouli and the entire nudience rose to greet needed him. '.him. corted him d Mr. Carlisle began by saying that h e would ha~ he was indeed surprised to See so which 'he diu many present. That he was glad he good things had accepted this invitation. He re.. Mrs. Carlislh called that at.he Sunlight society was KThe table organized about twelve years ago floor and ah with only 12 members by Morgan about 250 pe Seurry. Mr. Carlisle said t'hat when At a quec he came to Newberry 37 years ago. *aldwell len he found Morgan Seurry down by -ea wa Mrs. Rosa Carlisle's place learning -lc struck his A. B. C. Since then he has ae- dand upo complished a great work. In 12 years marting with 12 members he has now *blessinig. Lt a membership of nearly 1700 in South DryGoods, kNBR Lcrifice. Th. news of the big sale hm o save big rnoney are on thir way tC DON'T MK;S 1TJUS1 SALE V ER NOW BEIN6,G2NDUGTED BY I DADlAI th,.-- entire st, BA I GIVERS wilib astonish .d at less than wholesk cost of raw ow let the glad t.aing6 flash to all pa hat h.-s ever been 'laced before the hie they last. Terms of sale strictly LND BRO through -him you are J The Newspaper Guy. r widows and children I see a man pushing his wvay throul brough 'him have paidth lie le years. "Is not thisOftecp whr tewok ft york he is doing,'' ask- "iefed hns ;le. He remarked that "h he "Iiqiebta i the same kind of work mnrpis . Washington is doing."O,n!Wyth'soe fto tizens of'Newberry werenesa rgu. gan Scurry because he polite and is doing aIseamawlktrghhedo r the poor and needy aso There will be stars in Whr ra hog r lce rejoicing on the judg-thsin S.R0" what he is .trying to do "sti h trta otce was loudly applauded"Sanoh'!H snefth his speech and the aud- wsprgu. ied in singing "A I have.'' Again Rev. Ie a tr ntetalo .d led in prayer.cro g officer then introdue-An hesrsth poi, bu lams, of Helena, to re- bi~hmt ok Carlisle. He said they -oen crflycis iteful for Mr. Carlisle's"Selc H- Na,h' on is speech on this occas had stood by the granddse .e pargu. during These years andAn soedyI'tpasb th gr iud of his friendship. j ofGl, Ison, of C.happells, WasAn se a npsstruh nq d. He insisted that the tie n od eavor in every way to " an? 'lak n l ee Lnds of their grand pres-ely der. "o ecrisaps-esan' r was then introducedpaegu. I those olored pople -n jaiesoile a oban ar t ork Mthe acwere Syth y.ok ft 'afing A t"rae e ld ss in es.uha o presdentthenros and t i ef istr i in qirten u aen fitv ulldid otget in o h, cuttno Why that'sn of misra u and aso Dr.e e reat Hrongsare upockn 1h thateheigoped.to.ha.' ie v'afloilan he oc Is ptyhi fhe a ron that had tic 1 wnte toher t "St.ar vnotn!H oe of thcesil .. ightand eaI but ao nde p ridBt n the offendo I cni aai whn he tnd e o nte o lice benmsu Thegrnd reidet S herbock Hodded: "I in'taspore wistirsan tod im tink me confly orkii ies Andandma daytI'lfullssfbyathengr "Wateds of old, e ~asthn st n he irtAn seiemn pas the unqu ~pl partook. t o ine d h arnd usld. t elo in singinA aing'' 'llask and pr fl etr hr olvder tweveandth nw yarfaorite landing pass-e ' noec a theb akn g Gar to irdbgnt rie OnaSndyhewngrechn a a nd meetig. hiGeo. ~ tin ndhdjutc Metensi C. Swouldth eon ea f i lothing an_ 3 F == eNewb gone from mouth to mouth, hou Tht; big store. FOLLOW THE CROWD HELD IN N 'HE MILL AND FACTORY SYNE ckof COPELA ND BROS,, Newber: ed. We have put this entire stock material in many cases. The pric ris, and w. will fill every home witi people for quick selling. No limit. cash, S.nd one price to all. Everyt* S., NewbE course when the chu1reh dator was e autiously opened and a head appear ed, followed by a beckoning finger. The parson either did not see or would not heed the intruder, so the -latter then gave a loud cough. The preacher stopped his preach eing in the middle of a sentence, and excitedly said, "What is it, John G'' I"Wookocks is coom!'' replied The parson hurriedly closed his --. -. sermon case. "Shut the door and -""""""" locked it,' he cried to the clerk: Keep the people in ehuroh till t've got my surplice off. Let's all have a As the: efair chance.''-Tit-Bits. to kn< aA Close Shave. procee David Warfield, the actor, was de escribing his European trip. "The bestB r t-hing I saw was the Milan Cathe - dral,'' he said. "The worst was thee -- English barber. The English barber fuses a dull razor. He lathers your . nostrils and your lips. He brushes your hair with a revolving brush that TH E truns by machinery. "I'11 never forget my first experi 5- ene of a London barber shop. It was a dim, stuffy room. I sat in a 1 stright backed chair. The barber,! though his razor was dull, cut me Frd -tretimes. " 'Will you have a close shave, We put sir '' he asked after going over my the exc< face once. "I wiped a few ruddy drops from people 'If I chin out of this chair alive,' thedre~ ofai severely, I shall certainly con-' - has beei iesider it such.' ''-Judge. IIlacks t1 Correctly Described. Ipiquanc( gA late chief staff officer of one of Ph the infantry regiments, rlating some Judg he of the experiences of the expedition,! Cler said that one day, after hours of lab- iPlaia us orious climbing up ,a steep and never1 e ed ending path, he heard a groan of de-.Df ed spair from a privte soldier. IDefe a "Look 'ere, Bill, I've 'ad enough Prof e. of t:his,'' the soldier said to his comn ys rade, "I was told as 'ow it was aCo bloomin' tableland." "So it is: Can't ye see ye'r Con limbin' up one of the leg of it?' She. ly returned Bill, with a jocular super-Wies a- iority.-Philippines Gossip. Wtes heAn Artist. a Tne hotel cook was a douahity mani, - Jurors - e scoured each po)t and he rattled :McS eeach pan: IThc At his gl-nee the seullions all turned A.'E topale, ~-And often he made a sparrow quail. s--Cleveland Leader. ____ Shoe Stock wry, S. C. se to house, town to town, until EWBERRY ICATE ry, S. C. You will.be amazed. You at the mercy of the people, and all es we quote are the lowest ever re in a radius of many miles with the Everythi. g must go. Nothing re ing marked in plain figures. wry, S. C. CH A RAC T ERS MOCK(COURT TRIAL re is a general desire on the part of our people2 )W who are to participate in the interesting lings connected with the::::::: ach of Promise Trial to be given under the auspices of ) BACLELOR MnAIDS In the New Court House, on y~ Evening, Feb. 12th lish the list in full. As will be observed, with ~ption of Col. Newton, they are all well known vho need no introduction to our readers. er similar entertainments have been given under etion of the present management, their success phenomenai , and it is not likely that Newberry e material to give the affa ir a liveliness and y equal to the best. following is the make-up of the court: ~e-W. H. Hunt, Esq. k-J. C. Goggans. itiff-Mrs. R. D. Wright. ~ndant-Prof. Chas. Kieklighter. ndant's Attorney-G. B. Cromer, E~sq. ~ecuting Attorney-Col. A. V. Newton of Worcester, Mass. t Officer-M. L. Spearman. t Crier-Dr. E4. C. Jones. iff-M. M. Buford. s -Miss Blanch Davidson, Miss Camnile Evans, hn M. Kinard, Dr. J. M. Kib1er, R. H. Wright. aj. A. J. Gibson, Dr. C. D. Weeks, W. A. ~wain, S. B. Jones, Dr. F. R. Hunter, Dr. R. Z. mas, J. B. Mayes, J. A. Burton, R. C. Perry, . Brown, John Wicker.