Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE NEWS OF WHITMI RE. Pretty Hats at Millinery Opening: Lyceam Course Friday. Personal Mention. Whitmire, April 6.-Mr. J. W. Gar: who has a nice position with the Na tional Biscuit company in Columbia is spending a few days with his pai ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Gary. Presiding Elder Rev. J. C. Rope preached in the Methodist churc here last Friday at 11 o'clock, an afterward held the quarterly confer ence. . Mr. Sam Young and Misses Len Young and Kate Hargrove attende preaching at Mt. Tabor Sabbath, an .spent the remainder of the day at Mx L. D. Abrams. Misses Willie Mae and Connie Shan non spent Saturday with Mrs. Ine McCarley, and attended the opening here. Miss Inez Dobbins has complete( this session of her school near her and Is spending the week with Mis Sallie Lou Scott. Mrs. E. B. Kibler and two children of Prosperity, spent last week visit ing her sister, Mrs. Jno. M. Suber While here she also visited Mrs. W. 1] Suber,' Mrs. Inez McCarley and othe: relatives and friends. Misses Willie and Myrtle Ducket have returned from a pleasant stay with relatives at Cross Keys. Miss Nenie and Beulah Dean and Miss Mary Setzler spent the week end with Miss Mattie Duncan. Misses Annie McCarley and Ger trude Matthews spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Jeter and attended the openings. Misses Winnie Henderson anc Daisy and 7ula Bess, Whitney, of Maybinton, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Abrams. Messrs Elmore Suber and T. J. Abrams joine the party Saturday evening and they All seemed to bp having a happy time Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Abrams were also at Mr. M. E. Abrams Saturday. Mrs. Will Blair and daughter, Fran ces, of Blairs, while on her way tc Hurricane to visit her mother, Mrs Jones, stopped over with 'her sister Mrs. Jas. Tidmarsh. Miss Corrie McCarley of the C. H Cooper company, and Mrs. Estell-e Wolseley of th~e Glenn-Lowry Manu facturing company, each had theix openings on last Friday ,and Saturday The millinery we think is prettier than any we have had in Whitmire *The newest hats in fancy braids and draped so as to make every one ap pear young and pretty were very at tractive and ladies from far and near came to see and to buy. The DeKoven Male quartet, consist ing of Howard L. Baxter, Clifford A Foote; Ivon H. Blackman and John J. Odbert, accompanied by Miss Mary Sandall, reader, pianist and suprano one of the most talented women in the lyceum, will appear in the school au ditorium Friday evening, April 7. The ladies of the Methodist Aid so ciety will give a box supper and o1c fashion spelling bee at the home oj Mrs. J. M. Major Thursday, April 6. The Southern Power company, whc have had their camp near Black Rech in Union, moved today into Newberr3 county. The work of building and putting up the towers is progressing nicely. The infant son of Mr. Robt. Reic died at his home in the mill villagE last Thursday and was buried at Mt Tabor on the following day, Rev. 0 A. Jeffcoa.t conducting the funeral ser vices. Nita. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * COLUMBIA MUSIC FESTIVAL. * * * '* * * * * * * * * * Columbia, S. C., April 6.-Interes throughout the State centres in the Columbia music festival to be hel< April 20-22 in the Columbia theatre This 'the third festival given under th<~ auspices oif the Columbia musical fes tival association, will be the mos brilliant musical event in the histor: of the State, and music lover~, from al poits of South Carolina and neigh boring States will come to Columnbi; with the well-grounded assurance tha "the best is yet to be." Columbia, the State capitol, central ly located with its splendid railroal facilities is the ideal place for such .festival and her gates will be opel wide to give a 'hearty welcome to th festival guests. Special railroad rate will be granted. The fact that Victor Herbert's fa mous orchestra has been engage. would alone attract the attention o the whole music world to Columbia' festival. This is Mr. Harbert's firs Southern tour and South Carolinian are indeed fortunate in being give: this opportunity to hear the world renowned conductor and composer. 0 supreine interest will be in the ap l)earanIce at the artist concert o Madame Eleanore de Cisneros, leadin; mezzo-soprano dramatic of the Chica AFU Guano Gantt C Cultiva Smooth AT LO3 These are the be on the market. satisfied.- Call ar High P We have jus~t sceived a we are seling at bargain Pie dmo coming. Our Flour sti lowest. I Pur'Cel go opera house, who has well been called the leading mezzo-soprano. Ad ded to 'her fame as a great artist 1Madame Cisneros has the unique dis tinction of being the most beautiful - woman on the) stage today. Among the othier well known artists engaged are Agnes Kimhall, soprano; Lillia Snelling, of the Metropolitan opera house, contralto; Evan Williams and Harry 3. Fellows, tenors; Frank* Croxton, bass; Signor De Luca, the. famnous baritone. The sale of season tickets opens April 10, that of single tickets April 18. Prices, orchestra $6; balcony $5 and $6; gallery $3 (for five concerts). Single tickets, orchestra $2; balcony $2, $1.50, $1.00; gallery 75 cents (re served). All orders must be sent Manager F. L. Brown, accompanied by a cash remittance. MNY ISSUED, SOME REVOKED. Many Notaries Public Commissioned Under New Law. IColumbia, April 4.-Gov. Blease has commissioned since February 10 notaries public to the number of 3, 078, and these have paid for their com missions fees aggregating $6,156, but the records show that in a number of cases Governor Blease has revoked notarial commissions. In no case do the reasons moving him to this action appear in the record. In red ink interlineation on the 'ok in the secretary of State's office, in which is kept the official record of icommissions issued to notaries pub -lIic, appear the following notations: Andrew L. Bedenbaugh, Leesville. Commission issued March 14. Held up by governor. Reissued March 15. Herbert A. Barnes, St. Stephen's. Commission dated March 15. Revoked by governor March 20. SC. B. Clayton, Ehrhardt. Commis sion dated March 15. Held up by gov ernor. SRobert R. Jefferies, Shelton, March 7. Commission not signed by gover -nor. Appointment revoked. IAlbert Kinghorn, Beaufort. Com mission issued February 15. Held up ~by the-governor. tSamuel Augnstus Mathias, Irmo,Se March 2. Commission revoked by gov- AC ernor March 2.th - Lucius H. Rivers, St. Stephen's, fMarch 2. Commission revoked by gov - ernor March 20. I fJ. F. Veno, Legare, Berkeley coun 'ty, March 15. Commission revoked by LL LIN Distributors otton Planter tors, Disc and iing Harrows. VEST PRICE t Distributors and Plant Your money refunded if i id let us show them to you Aint Buggi car load of "High Point Buggies" whi prices. We also have a large shipma nt Wagoi wk is always complete and prices t 'lease call and be convinced. I& Sco T hree Prop sitions! No. 1k-A.n establishment netting ' $2,500.00 from lessee. I aged by owner will net $5,4 Information confidential. No. 2-One of the oldest and best n tile establishments in a sma ing town near Newberry. N reasons for going out of by No. 3-One of the best improved I in the county. Netting cent. on the investment. T he Newberry Insure and Realty Cornpan E. H. Aull, Pres. Paul S. Halfacr Prize Offers from Leading Manufa Book on patents. "Hints to h,ventors." "Invent hy sorne inventors fail." Sendl rough sketch irch of Patent Office records. Our Mr. Greeley ting Commissioner of Patents, and as'such had U. S. Patent Office. GREELEY McINTI WASHINGTOND. C. ETe P1 ARE Y01 BUYI If so, see us. $5.00 to our acY 5 WE( 162 Acres, foi ers -tenant houses, w Cot 100 Acres, just Six room dwellin an especially goo home convenient 200 Acres. F< bles. Within thi 46 Acres, just Ch venient to the cl nt at a bargain. 125 Acres, bet room dwelling, b 70 Acres. Clo improvements. he CIT Cor. Main and convenient,home --Nance St. tt adapted for boar 800 O'NealljSt business already I Otsher bargainm ___ The Newv E. H. Aud, Presid owner ~ mn-' OUR P zecan- YOU CA Thank-From the fact Best gets a square d iness. actly what you ~rms in WE SELL 5 per that's the whole s1 and as little as pos Our Go Our Pri ~nCe We therefore truti a BARGAIN TR. offer bears the sanr Y that a Diamond dc .chief of all. Som< , Mgr. gain" and trust to Our BargainsAk .mmmmmma aAnd best of all bai S- prove to you that: us tanfay where ~ THE FAf11 ~turers I ms needed." CHESTER S ,ras formerly, A~ 4'ihsiter DiT.*m"nd ,11 charge-of .T smaethBe REe years kno.vn as Best, Safest.) E. E.Ohamnberlain, of Cl! boldly accuses Buck'len's Ar o of stealing--the3 sting from scalds-the pain from sore - Ikinds--Mae distress from ?ople's Market 3 INTERESTED IN NG A FARM?' Our prices range fo $200.00 per acre and es from 10 to 900.. ,AN SUIT YOU. ir miles from Newberry. Good ell and orchard. $32.50 per ayre. two miles out from Newberry. g and all improvements. This is d bargain for any one desiring a to the city. >ur room dwelling, barn and sta-'' -ee miles of the court house. 11 miles from Newberry. Con >llege and public schools. Going ween Newberry and Jalapa. Six am and stables; $2,150. se to small banking town. All Ask for particulars. Y PROPERTY. Holman Sts.-One of the n1ost 3 in the city. For Rent. -Comfortable dwelling, especially~ ding house. .-Store and barber shop. Good established. around Newberry and Prosperity, berry Insurance. tealty Company nt. Paul S. Hlalfacre, Manager ODS ARE THE BEST ICES T HE LOWEST 1N'T GET AWAY. that every one trading with us eal or nothing. We tell you ex are buying, or in other words TRUTHFUL GOODS :ory. We try to make an honest1profit sible, so that the buyer may come back. ocds Are All Right ces Are All Right ifully claim that every trade with us is ADE FOR YOU. Every bargain we ie relation to ordinary so-called bargains es to other stones-it is the king a a dea!ers christen any thing as a " r the name to sell it. A re Genuine in Name aR(d Nature! -gains offered. Come at once. We will you can save more money tradig with else. E?T TNE R, ~-SQUARE DEALER. LLSi piles. "It robs cuts, corns, bruises, sprains and injuries of their terror," AM.A he says, "as a healing remedy its ntaiC equal don't exist." Only 25c at Wmn. bbo. E. Pelham & Son's. ILLS, for Zo ~nton, Me. IH--A IETNC nica -Salve Sold on a guiaYantee. Money back burns or if not satisfactory. Soc. bottle. boi g or Solid by GILDER & WEEKS.