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A.PPOINTME"TS FOR REUI0O. General C. I. Walker Names Sponsor and Attendants-Sta:i Officers Are Designated. Brigadier General J. Fuller Lyon ;:- aulgated Friday, as adjutant gen eral and chief of staff, an order by Lieutenant General C. Irvine Walker, commanding, in respect to the parti cipation of the Army of Northern Vir ginia department in the 1911 reunion of the United Confederate Veterans, to be held May 16-IS in Little Rock. Sponsors and Attendants. Sponsors for the department are designated by General Walker's or der. ::s follows: Sponsor, Miss Rawls Wadleigh, Petersburg; maids of hon or. Miss Bessie Lamb, Richmond, and Miss Juliette Opie Tabb, Parkersburg, W. Va.; matron of honor, Mrs. Mary Stark Fowler, Little Rock. Staff Appointments. The following staff officers are ap pointed: Col. William Gilmore Simms, Barnwell, inspector general; Lieut. Col. D. W. McLaurin, Columbia; aide; Lieut. Col. C. M. Calhoun, Greenwood, aide; Lieut. Col. Edmund Bacon, Co lumbia, aide; Lieut. Col. W. B. Hor ner, Chesterfield county, Va., aide; Major Eugene Polk, Little Rock, aide. Major Polk will carry the colors of the department in the reunion parade. General Walker's Order. General Walker's order, as publish ed Friday by General Lyon, is as fol lows: Headquarters, Army of Northern Vir ginia Department, U. C. V., Char!e; ton, S. C., April 7, 1911. General Order No. 4: 1. The annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans for 1911 will be held at Little Rock, A.ranis, May 16-17-18. The department . mand- l er urges all his comra, s -:ho can possibly .do so to attend t'is great -gathering of the survivo's of the in mortal armies of the Con ?deracy. Apart from the supreme satisfaction of clasping the haid r or our dtvoted comrades and of showing an undying devotion to the prin.iplez f,r which we fought there-is a still stronger rea son for this "gatherin r of the clans." *The truth of hi-story largely depends 'on our bold assertion of the right eousness of our great cause and prov ing to the world that we, were pat riots--not traitors. If we nie'ekly sub mit to the villifications of our ene mies, we' will deserve all that we will receive. But by gathering in strength -and boldly asserting and maintaining -the justice of the cause for which we fought, we will create the opinion that men who for 50 years still earnestly -believe in the rightebusness of their struggle for constitutional liberty,I must have been right. A hand-full making such assertions will be in-' effective, but a grea.t and numerous assegnblage declaring it, must more dargely make a deep and lasting im pression. Then let as many of the Army of Northern Virginia depart -ment as possible raliraround the bat-j -tle scarred .cross of the Confederacy --not alas, to carry it in victory, but to maintain its sacredness and the truth it represents in defeat. I 2. It gives the commander great: pleasure to announce that the follow jing ladies, all of Confederate lineage, -will rep resen-t the department for ~1911: Sponsor. .Mrs. Frances Rawls Wad Teigh, P?tersburg, Va.; maid of honor, Miss Be~ssie Lamb, Richmond, Va.; maid of honor, Miss JTuliette Opie Tabb, Parkers.burg, W. V.: matron of honor, Mrs. Mary Stark Fowler, Lit tie Rock, Ark. 3. Co!. Homer Atkinson, assistant -. -djutant general, is detailed to look after the ladies named in paragraph 2. and will see that they have every pleasure and honor their distinguished - position entitles them to. 4. The following officers are hereby - appointed on the staff of the depart *ment, A. N. V., and will be obeyed and respected accordingly: Col. Win. Gilmore Simms, Barn 'well. S. C.. inspector general; Lt. Col. D. W. McLaurin, Dillon, S. C., aide; Lt. Col. C. M. Calhoun, Greenwood, S. C.. aide: Lt. Col. Edmund Bacon,Co lumbia. S. C.. aide: Lt. Col. W. B. Hor nr-r, Chesterfield county, Va., aide; *Major Eugene Polk, Little Rock, Ark., *aide. - 3. Major Polk is appointed to carry -tre department colors on -the reunion parade. By order of T.ieut. Gen. C. Irvine *Walker, Commanding. O)fticial: JT. Fuller Lyon, Adit. Gen. Chief of Staff.. Reunion Arrangements. Col. S. E. Welch, of Aiken, adjutant general and chief of staff of the Unit e-i Confederate Veterans, South Caro Ila division, has issued, by direction: of the division comnmnder. Major General B. H. Teague, of Aiken, an offcial circular, giving considerable g'on.ral information about the Little Rek reunion, as follows: IF Smoothi AT LOV These are the besi on the market. !k satisfied. Call ani 0< High P( We have just received a we are selling at bargain j Pie dmo: coming. ,Our Flour stO< lowest. P1 Pur ce ro All Confederate Veterans of South Carolina. Dear Comrades: The general reun on of the U. C. V. will be held in Lit je Rock, Ark., May 16, 17, 18, 1911. The usual rates will1 be'published y the railroi.d companies and tickets ili be on sale at the various offices ay 13, 14, 15, good to return May 23, ~nd June 14, upon a deposit of '<>0 ~ents. The offic.ials special train fromi outh Carolina will leave Charleston ~.20 a. in. May 14; Branchville, 4.55 . mn.; Columbia, 7.05 e. in.; Spartan urg, 10.30 ::. mn.; cc nnecting with ther trains at Spartanburg and Sen ca. Through Pullman car service ~an be had fromn Spartanburg. The committee on arrangements in ittle Rock will provide quarters in ents for all ex-Confederates who ex ect free entertain.ment;. All desiring o avail themselves of this privilege aust notify the adjutant of their re ~pective camps, who ir. turn will no- |H ify W. M. Kavanaugh, Esq., chairman f the executive committee, Little ock, Ark., giving the names of those ~rom camps of which they are .mem ers- This is the only free entertain ment provided for veterans. Sponsprs, maids and imatrons of Eonor will be entertained collectively .t social functions, but will have to ay their own hotel bills. A carriage ill be provided for the State sponsor, er maid and matron of honor for the arade. The South. Carolina division headl tuarters will be in the old capitol uilding in Little Rock, where vet rans from our State are requested to egister. Rooms can be obtained from 75: :ents to $1 per day up, the iniu:n """""" ates where four or more occupy on e oom accommodations on b>Vh Amrur can and European pla:i Information as to board can be 'oh taned by addressing C. 'A. Pratt, hairman conmmittee On h>td acc'om rodatio.ns, or Durand Whippie, chair man committee on lodgiorg and &ating, ther than hotels, both at Little Rack, Ark. The time and Ilace for the State re- V nion will be announced later. S. E. Welch, adjutant general and chief of staff; B. H. Teague, major general. -At Portsmouth Star. "I've took the pledge, Bill. I'm never goin' to touch another drop as long as I live." "Oh! Wl. ('hper up. Maybe you : Distributors and Planters our money refunded if not I let us show them to you. >it Buggies car load of "High Point Buggies" which rices. We also have a large shipment at Wagons k is always complete and prices the ease call and be convinced. I & Scott T hree Pro po /sitions ! No. 1)-An establishment netting owner $2,500.-00 from lessee. If man ..aged by owner will net $5,000.00. Information confidential. No. 2-One of the olest and best mercan tile establishments in a small bank ing town near Newberry. Best reasons for going out of business. No. 3-One of the best improved farms in in the county. Netting 15 oer' cent. on the investment. T he Newberry Insurance and Realty Company E. H. Aul!, Pres. Paul S. Halfacre, Mgr. rize Offers from Leading Manufacturers ook on patents. "Hints to eventors." "Inverntions needed." y some inventors fail." Send rough sketch or model for b of Patent Office records. Our Mr. Greeley was formerly. g Commissioner of Patents, and as such had.*full charge of . S. Patent Office. GRE!LEY._ciNT IREs 1The Pe ARE tOU BYIN If so, see us. ( $5.00 to $2 our acres WE CA 162 Acres, four tenant houses, well 100 Acres, just ti Six room dwelling a an especially good b home convenient to 200 Acres. Four bles. Within three 46 Acr s, just 14 venient to the colle at a bargain. 125 Acres, betwec room dwelling, barn 70 Acres. Close improvements. Asl CITY Cor. Main and -H convenient homes in Nance St.-C adapted for boardin 800 O'NeallISt. - business already est Other bargains ar -TIe Newb E. .Adl, President. PRIC YOU CAlS From the fact tha gets a square deal actly what you ar WE SELL T toat's the whole story, and as little as possibl< Our Gooci Our Price We therefore truthfull a BARGAIN TRAD] -offer bears the same re: that a Diamond does ti chief of all. Some det gain'' and trust to the Our Bargains Are And best of all bargair prove to you that you us than any where elst O. KL] DR. MUELDAU will answer emergency calls in nection with his office work. Sp ties, morphine an" other hg H.ours 9 to 1 forenoo2~ jnoon. lo-28 E. E. Chamberlain, of Clintor :boldiy accuses Buckle-n's Arnica of stealing-th3 sting from bur s cakis-the pain from sores o _irina-te istress from boili ipl 's Mark' INTERESTED I Q AFARM? )ur prices raige frc 00.00 per acre and from 10 to 900. N SUIT YOU. miles from Newberry. Good and orchard. $32.50 per acre. vo miles out from Newberry. .nd all improvements. This is argain for any one desiring a the city. room dwelling, barn and sta miles of the court house. miles from Newberry. Con ge and -public schools. Going mn Newberry and Jalapa. -Six and stables, $2,150. to small banking town. All for particulars. PROPERTY. olman Sts.-One of the most .the city. For Rent. )mfortable dwelling, especially g house. tore and barber shop. Good. ablished. >und Newberry and Prosperity, erry Insurance ally cqrnpny Paul S. Hlalfacre, Manager DS ARE THE BEST ES THE LOWEST46 I'T GET AWAY I t every one trading with us or nothing. We tell you ex e buying, or in other wordch RUTHFUL GOODS We try to make an honest-profit i, so that the buyer may eome back. Is Are All Right is Are All Right y claim that every trade with us is s FOR YOU. Every bargain we lation to ordinary so-called bargains > other stones-it is the king and d!ers christen any. thing as a "Bar name to sell it. Genuine in Name and Nature! ! is offered. Come at once. 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