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ITiin.Y rKKSOWL. 7 lie ol Ma::v IV??p|<' Vcul?crria!!s, am! V?'1i? Visit .Newberry. Mrs. Julia Weeks has lvturn d from S imt.er. Mr. W. M. Dave port, of Sa-uda, was i.i the city Tu sday. Mr. I). L. Boozer, cf Ki.urds, was in the city Wednesday. Mr. \Y. C. Bishop was in .the city Wednesday from Kinards Xo. 1. J. A. Dominick, of Kinard, is an exposition visitor.?The State. Mrs. William .Johnson is visiting b r daughter and family in Columbia. Janes A. Burton, of Newberry, is anions; the exposition visitors.?The State. .T. Y. Mc-Fall, of Newberry, cashirr {f the Commercial bank, ts In the city. C!f I lit" OUIU. Messrs. Ridg 1) and Murphy Bow?rs. of Prosperity Xo. 4. were in the city Wednesday. Mr Elbert Pai'es of X wberry is her sister, Mrs. Calhoun Marshall.?A 'd'rson Mail. Mrs. H. K. Boyd, of Whitmire, is spending" the week with Mrs. H. L. Parr. Mr. .Tame? B. Singleton, of Conway attended the funeral of his uncle, the iate Al x Singleton, i.i Xewberry last Tuesday. INTr. and Mrs 1. M. Smith of Kinards have arrived in Columbia for the com exposition and are at the Im pcrial.? The State. Rfv. Edward Firtenwider. nastor of the Lutheran Church of the Red-corner, Newberry, wa-'a visitor yesterday at the Corn exposition.?The Stat?. Dr. D. M. Crosson of Leesville, a former nie:uber of the senate from Lex:; ?:ton county. in Columbia, a guest at the .Lrome.?The State. Miss Julia Smith, cf Chappy lis, on me to see "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine." Monday night\ani spent the night with Mrs. Jno. R. Scurry. :Vi s. /T. H. Pope and Miss Kate Gary of Kinards are visitors in Co. lumbia for th- exposition and an: quests ? the Jerome.? The State. Miss Lois .Johnson, of Whitmire, was the gu-ss: of Misses Be;sie and Lena Copoland Saturday and Sunday.?Renk no cor. Clinton Gazette. Miss Simmons, tlie popular tracner at Harris Springs ?;;ent Friday and I Saturday with friends at Whitmirc.? Cross H'll cor. Laurens Advertiser. Chief of Police \V. H. Jernigan reTurned o : Thursday fro-n Laurens with his childr n. Policeman J. C. Lee acted as chief during Chief Jernigan's absence. Miss Maine P.. Browaing, of Goldvil'?, a^d Miss Eva Oxner, of Kinards. witne srd "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine." Monday night, spending the i:ight wish Miss Banna Green. Mr. A. D. Hudson acted as toastmaster at a ba :qu:t in Columbia on Wednesday night, by the South Carolina Beikrhi!'** Breeders' association, in honor of rnombers of the Am l ican Berkshire congress. Mrs. E. M. Evans and Mr. Everett Evans. .Tr.. ha1.e returned from -lacksonvil!:, Fia.. af'-T visiting their re lative, Mrs. .Joseph E. Lock wood, at Riv*r.-irle nve -e. Mr. 1-2 vans, Sr., met til em in Columbia Weinesday. / Dr >Geo. I\. Hutchin-ion w-E-rt to Columbia on Wednesday in ord-er to accompany his' brother, Mr. Thos. .T. Hutchinson, home Thursday, the latter having undergone a rece.-.t op'ration for appendicitis. J. H. Anderson, T. B. Greneker, F. B. DeShields, J. M. Towns'r.d, .1. C. * Patterson and H. S. Black, member- cf the Wofford college basketball team, arrived Thursday to have a gam with the Newberry college team Thursday night. \Iis6 lone Hamiter, who will be remembered as a young lad\ living at Helena during the location of the old Greenville and Columbia railroad shop -at that place, will b ^ married to Mr. .iMm's Reevis. a traveling man in Co liimbia next Monday. i Quartermaster General, Col. .J.; Marion Davi-; Aid \ Major X. B. Wise, Aides-de-cami), Col. Jolin K. Aull have b^en reappointed by Governor Blease. <is members of his staff, and Messrs. "H. W. Dcminick^ and K. M. Evans., -Jr., have been appointed new members. Dr. Samuel I). Pelham. of Ash ville. was irt the city Wednesday. His time was so limited that h was '.'liable to see many of his friends, to th- ir regr-1. Mr. .Joilti Miller of Whitmire. spent 0 Sun^ 'v with hi? r-:\vc:sv\ Mr a d Mrs. "W. M. Miller.?Cress H-Il cor. L-'.urefts ||^^'Jvertis v.. .\ir. 1). K. Lavender, of Newberry, unit the we k-end in tli city with bis family, on Rutledge a venue. -Gaffney Ledger.* Mrs. G. G. Sale and Miss Blanche Sal- returned on Monday from a visit to Mrs. Sale's iister, Mrs. S. H. McLean, in Columbia. w. I :tft.ir U Oi'jt1! but VGi'V jyit-aiitill iO Ui? oid iioin heie, leaves 011 Friday io .ciiiin io ui home in U1 A wii vU.. i.caveil's brother, Mr. Rob; ert V. Leavell, his sisters, Miss Fannie lA'ave.i and *\irs. W. E. Pulham, Sr., ! and other relatives and frie. il- wei-j : rejo.ced 10 see him, and t/h-y regret ; that his stay was so short. He is j >.a i,iCcuie of hvaitli and strength. VAKlOt'S VXD ALL AJSOl'T. Tfre Balkan States cookcd Turkey, | using lots of Greece. The U. D. C. will meet with Mrs. L. j W. Fioyd on Tuesday afternoon at A o'clock. The Rev. D. P. Boyd will preach at ; non's (Tre-jk A. R. P. church next J i Sabbath, February at 3.30 o'clock ' p. ni. The Kev. X. A. Hemrick will pr-each | a sermon to men at the West End Baptist church on Sunday afternoon a1 3.30 o'clock. Next Sunday being ground hog day lots of people can look for the little ! animal that tells whethefc* the wint-ei ! will be long or spring be along soon i Why don't you go to the corn -expo: Yoyng colonels on the governors staff?H. W. Dominick and Exerett Ev. ! ans. Evans is probably the youngest member of any governor's staff. Will Gaines is serving senfence ol CO days on chaingang, in liiu of paying $25, for fighting and cutting another negro. Tried before Rscordei Earhardt Tuesday. The Rev. Sanders R. Guignard wii! ) make his regular visit to St. Luke's ! Episcopal church next Sunday afteri noon at 4 o'clock, at which evening prayer the holy communion service will be celebrated. Down in South Carolina they are sending 'possums by parcel post. We would like to record a 'possum love f.onct cxi the wvpDmr':: mansion at tended by all the newspapers of th< State.?Charlotte Observer. Mr. Butler Morgan's four-year-olc grandson, while playing on last Friday took an axe and chopped off a fisgei of the little two-vear-old boy. th( ! finger hanging to the skin. Dr. T. W Smith put it back in place and it is getting along all right. j T^e Rev. A. M. Gardner will hole ; services on next Sunday as follows: ! At O'Xeall Street church, in .morning i at 11 o'clock. Subject-, "Love, the fuli filling />f rhe Law." In the evening j :-it 7 o'clock. Subject, "Salvation | Why?" At Oakland in the afternoor ' at 3 30 o'clock. Ri-corder Earhardt on Thursday sentenced several negroes to pay $"> 01 serve 30 days for gambling?Ben Let Willias, Baby Golding and .Jack Brown j The latt:r got a like sentence for fightins. These were rounded up by Acting Chief Lee and his able body of policemen. ! 7": ! S 'i' : I s'^p.ve followed in quick suc. e?src-n and there have been four in the iji a remarkably brief j^eiiod, all ? >* rirtol ?hots. The two turia's in j " wurrry from this dreadful eausc was ; "oilcwed immediately by the news oi i>o of a "ua and now comes ! the self-destruction of a Grer nville | rrirl 14 years old. ^ S e where the ( nubia chamber of i < omr.'erce off-rs $"u for che best article m "Why South Carolina people should attend the National Corn Exposition.' j The article must be published prior to i February 22. As the 22nd is ground : hog day, iome farmer may have the inspiration to write tlie prize article, j Twenty-five dollars is offered for the next best piec . i j As Newberry wants a hospital and there is a movement her- to that end, and as the Stat? Baptist association is cetermined to have a ho.-pital somewhere in the State, and as two of Newberry's most promir-ent men are identified with both?Col. W. H. Hunt as president of tbe Baptist association, and Mr. .Jno. M. Kinard as trustee of the propes d Baptist ho-pitarl, .why can not Newberry join forces and work nara io ODiam in? pri/,?; : V&A ... .\ If Newberry really wants to know the value of a chamber of commerce to a town let them ask anybody in Greenwood.?Greenwood Journal. Yes! Monday will h aicsvh y. Not much to be done in the way of public sales, but com !'* town anyway and get. bar<;ai.:s at the stores whose merchants, have ! en and are advertising through : The Herald and News. I f At tlic Corn Kxno. Among thos<v wno .mended, an? at- i t nding or will attend, tlio Coin ox-j position, poultry show, etc., in Colum-i ! bia, are: Mr. and Mrs. .!. \V. R >agi ', j Mr. and Mrs. .J. L. Welling, Mrs. W. W. i Hornsbv Miss Alio Hornsby, Douglas j Hornsby, Mrs. D. F. Pifer. Miss Banna Xeel, Rev. Edw. Fuienwider, Mr. anal Mri. J. B.^Halfacre, Miss Josi: Pay-j singer, Dr. W. E. Pelham, .Jr., Dr. G. \v Pminnr Misses Minnie and Corn -; | Lei Ravird, .J. Y. McFall Frank G. i i i Davis, R. C. Carlisle, Jr., T. Roy Sum-, i mer, Thos. P. Johnson, J. Claude Dom-1 l inick, H. W. Dominick, J o. B. Griffin, j I W. H. Hardeman, I). B. Chandler, Tom- j ' mie and Arthur Wells, Miss Anna; j Dickert, corn club boys, Dr. E. E. j Stuck, Mr*. Lalla Simmons, Mrs. James; j Mcli'tosh, Riv. J. W. Carso.-, Mrs. J. R. j I Eisoh, "Rastus" Eison, Miss Saluda < B'tase. Miss Alice Aull, E. H. Anil, Mrs. Wm. Johnson, H. T. Renwick, | McHardy Moiv\?, Lambert \V. Jones,; . Jno. P?. Mayes, J. A. Burton. J. Chcslsy i Dom -lick, We'ch Wilbur, O. O. Cop; | ia\u, E. R. Copeland, C. White Fant, < J. R Xeel, F. W. Brawlev, Mrs. R. C. IJcyleston and little son -I. R. .: L-avldson, Jno. C. Goggans, Jr.,rMiss , 1 i/zie Earhardt. Mis- Eloise Earhardt, C. E. Hutchinson, L. I. Feagle, H. D. 11 Havird. J. W. Henderson, j "! Say Them Now. (Contributed). , i Say them now, those appreciative ; | words that come so readily after the ears to which they would have bsen .; sweetest solace, are forever deaf to earthly sounds. Give the reassuring jij-mile, the encouraging hand-clasp i while you may. Soon it will be too late to pour the precious ointme.u that might have soothed a troubled heart. ' How much vain regret would be spnrLr ed us if we were only kinder to all about us. Let us be >nore free with .: our words of praise, while the day is with us. Soon the evening shades ; will fall around u:=. I 5 The Burial of Mr. Alex SjnerMnn. 1 The death of this good old Confeder rate veteran was mentioned in the last > 4 issue of this paper. He /wva- buried last Tuesday afternoon in Rosemr/nt j Cemetery, service conducted by lr's , pastor, the Rev. E. D. Kerr of Aveleigh > Presbyterian church. The pallbearers were: M-es'-rs. Haskell Wright, W. F. i Ewart, W. A. McSwain, .T. X. McCaugh; riD, Henry M. Boozer and R. D. Smith. .Tr. The grave was covered with 1 flowers. r i At'Ws irom .>car i iui]ini>. .January 29.?Mr. Jacob Koon, of ; Newberry, was visiting bis father Mr. X. P. Kcon, Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Bill Drear, was i.i town 0:i bus' in'ss Monday. Mr. Verley Fulmer, indent of the ? Lutheran Snninery in Columbia, made " a flyinfi trip home Saturday. ' Mrs. L. W. Canuon and sister Miss Verde1 A. Koft.i attended services at 1 Masadonia church last Sunday. Mr. Tonmie Graham and friend Mi'. Albert Wilson, two popular young f: 1, lews of Pomaria. were visiting near > town Saturday night and Sunday. I pi] nypect a wedding 0011. Mr. fnd Mrs. S.;m Wiggers mov:d in r t,-!o:r now re-id-rrc^ last Thursday. Miss Emma Wiggsrs and sister Claudi-e were shopping in town TuesI day. Mi's Essie Bo'and, of near Litt'e ! Mountain was visiting h^r fri.-ids ,T- T Frif*!,- Inst 1 .VllSSt'S Ullie ctilu uiuiivm. * ....... 1 Sunday. i Mr. Dave Singley, and Miss Bell Cannoa, of Little Mountain, were vis; iting Miss Bessie Lindler last Sunday. Every body enjoyed themselves at the minstrel and cyster supper criv. n . by the High School last Saturday night in town. Miss Bei-ie Lindler gave a umber , of her fiiends a party and cak walk last Saturday night. Those present were: Misses Verdel A. Kohn. Bell and t Lillis Ronck, Lil:i , Blanche, Lottie, Eula and Ethel Frick, Essie Boland r??n? eanvmi r> iii Re -ie George of ; UVti* v i- uiivAt ? w Little Mountain. Messrs.-. Lonnie . - Kchn. Walt and Henry Rojjck. .Joh . Biekley, Ernest W -singer, Keister Son, Desvhit Boland, Dave Singley, i Ben George, Willie Boland, 011 i. Hufstetzler, Van Bumdrick, .Tonis Ris ier, Hoss Bumdrick, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Lindler and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Connor. Mr. J. B. Bouk/.ight and L. W. Cannon are going to Lrxington and Cclutn- . bia, on business today. Miss i.illie and Blanche Flick, ar vi-iiing their friend. Miss V-Tde] Kohn Mr. Earnest Wessinger, is in town j j today on busin: Hot Supper. There will bo a hot supper jriv n at : , the We r Knd school buildirj? i, \t Sat- < urday night. February by iho Phils-i thr-a class and other of file O'.N all < St?*e?'t M. Sunday school.- A ireou j Supper is exp* cted and erori'bcdir is! 1 cordial1;.* invited. j t An 1 >*?cii letter. i'o the .Wv legation in the in : i i:p. lie i L.i S.itl.i'J:.}' [ > o.ij.e! v'.^OT .i ! .( ; a 1 .i'-- c in !.i > >o-i:e -:it;i \;- to cany o,i l.? necessary coi. . ^i.d. oi the cflk- o! co.ihiy i.p jr.encerl of education, far if you and i:e supervisor uo :.ot know it, i have .* ji!y tv,a!id it necessary at times t > write a ? w letters in the proper co Juci of the Office. He seeme : su. pris d and thought that one who received as big a salary a- the county s.i^ :iiit-?:iu. iii oj .'ducation should pay for his own sta;.iis. 1 am not complaining about the saiary, because 1 knew what it when I took the office, but as natter of fact I have not s^en any frl*? rtnuntv 1 \ 11T tfn i .tldK y 11 U 111 Lli'j t;ui * w * onth since I have held the office. The cou..ty give^ you a little du. bill, and \ if you want the money you have to got some- one to discount it at a big late of i*-' 'rest. ! ut stainj s is wha: I want now. Mr. Hill says the county has no nion > and the postmaster will ot sell them to me even c,i ti - credit of the county. And will not haul my letter unless ! put the s:a.::psi ci them. Mr. Hill says it. will 1-ke ooo to put the county out of iio'u. And ho can not pay for any stamps. You gentleman have been i:i the leg islature for s vcral y-Mrs, and it seems io me that it is up to you to do .-omethirg to relieve the situation, or do you think that the little county officers should borrow noirey to run the necessary correspondence of their offices. 0. ye;, I know it is a small mat ter, but when no salary is coming ic might be a bi'j; thiag to som of us. For the information of Mr. Supervisor Hill I want to quote a ection of the wonornl er?hnnl law Spotion 1723 reads: "County to fur ish certain things.?Th^ county board of commission' rs of each ccunty are authorized and required (note "required") to furnish the county board of education of their county with a comfortable a d convenient office and suitably office furniture, and to supply said office with fuel lights, stationery, postage (note the word) and such other incidentals as ar? necessary to the prop?r transaction of the legitimate business of the office." The county superintendent is secretary of the county board, and is supposed to run the office, and !? /->?? ,-,T\ with accp u[J ? iui un. vwa. and it takes a fcw stamps. Maybe the county board of commission ars could buy the stamps even if they have no money. I don't know about that: But thov say they will not. The former supervisor said if I would buy stamped envelopes from the government he would pay for thrr>r and he did. I don't know how. Before ordering this time I -enquired if 1 should go ahead and onier through th^ government. Mi;. Hill ?a:d I could, but he had no mor'y rpy t^^ biM. It will do no pood to order unless I can pay. What must be dore? Please answer. Why i.ot put the county on a cash basis, anyhow? Tt is bad enough for the people to hav? to run on a credit. The r-ou"ty shouH nav cash. It would be econoniv. But how about some stamps to write a faw letters? Your humble s-^rvnnt, E. H. Anil. C nnntv S'iv>prj:ij-ppfi'nt cf Education. P. s?T'":e only re^?on I ha v? for t^}? jo The Fprald and Xc'ws *' ; tlw I fi"."e no Pt;imps with which to p-nd vmi ner^o-ial letter, and rnv credit is ?ood with The Herald aud N"">u*s for small hil1'!. and I understand the naner is mailed you "5>efr Fsue without rh3r.or'?. E. H. A. prPSM^?i+ i{ol)in?;<?M <? vNit \e wherry. Fev. R. L. RoM "so?), P. I)., pr-rsid'-nt. of ti-?e Ionian's College cf Due AV-^t. will rr?a^h in the A. R. P. Church :'-">vt Sabfcnh at 11 Vrloek and at King'? Cr k -'t 3.30. This is T>r. RohM^oi-'- fi* t v-cif fy wherry and h<* will he lizard with pleasure Death of Jlr. G. Werts. Mr. Graves Micha 1 Wert;, of Silverstreet, di-',d of diabites after a lingering illness at the home of his nephew, Mr. 0. \V. Long, at rtopia, on Thursday morr.ing at 4 o'clock, and was ouri. d at Mt. Zion on Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock, service by the Rev. I). P. Boyd. He was ">9 years old, and is survived bv three brothers and two sisters. as follows: Jno. H. \\vrts, of Gr ^nwood; .1. S. Werts. of Silverstreet; R. M. Werts, of Xewberry: Mr-. Alice Roaznmn, of Fort Worth, Texas, and Mrs. .1. Yancey Fioyd, of Tow. shij) Xo. H. The War Tlirv I)o ?*it IJenn?. Cor. CI into Gc.?. t to. We have heard many favorabV f-ritioisms of* Rev. \V. R. Ban knight's ?;,riiion on "Th? Prodigal Son" last Sunda:' at Sardis. It was'indeed a gre-.it =?*r pon. T;rcth?r TNr vrV* ' .v ri.- 4 ' j.? :>ur*commu ity as is ho 'n " '' If \ *:?at o o " ' ?n r-v :er;- *. .1 h'/ii one hiii'drrd and :we:itv dollars SuiiJj.' .Vic*:.'. \ i \>w'K?rn PonItrv Mure. At the poultry .show of th-? for i \ position in Cclumijia this week, exhibitions by Xewberrians w re as follows: i. L. Wollins. Muff Plymouth Rocks. H. T. Ren wick and Welch Wilbur, Sing! Co nb White Leghorns. J. A. Burton, Single Comb Black Mi ona .Mr. Welling won prizes -)n his Buff Plymouth Rocks as follows: Cock, fourth. Hens, first Cock rels. second % and third. Pullets, first and third". Pen. third. Mr. Burton won prizes on hi; Single Comb Black Minonas as follows: Cock, ? - ? ? j first and ??cona 1-1 n, second anu fourth. Cockerel, second. Pullet, third. Pf.i, second. Mr. Wilbur won prizes on his Single Comb White Leghorns a? fol'ows: C -H(er:l, first. Pullet, first. Five dollars in gold, offered by W. H. Gibbes, mayor of Columbia, for best pullet in the show, was won by Welch "Wilbur. Ill Kenicirbrance of Our Dear Father. Jacob Samuel .Rowers was born Anp'l ".'4. 1 ^~7. and depart (] this life T'eeemb r l'2, 191:?, maki"g his earthly \r?ar--. von 'vonthf, 2S d lys. TV loovps a wife and fiishr children, and many r latives and friends, 'o /'cnMi h;- death. Pr'cious father, thou hath left us, A voire we loved is still. The place made vacant in our home Can never more be filled. Father was a man of promise. Possessing traits ot' goodnes? rare/ Always ready to do his duty, And help others their's to share. \ He was kind to evryhcdy, And made friend; where'er he went, For he never had contcntio,i< Nor would he a wrong resAit. ' We will all soon go tn meet him, Xevcr more to part again; but in tnar fTernai cny .Of our God, yen shall remain. Lonely the liouse a d sad the hours. Since our dear father has gone, But oh, a brighter home than ours In Heaven is now his own. May God bless thi- greatest trial, To your soul's fternal peace, And to Heaven safely bring you, Where all -earthly cares shall cease. Those happy hoi^rs^we once enjoyed with him. ' ,How sweet his memory still; Put he has left an aching void, This world can neve/ fill. Tfc hard to break fche tmder chord, When love has bound it to the heart, 'Tis hard, so hard, to speak the worci, Must we forever part. Sle'p on dear father, And take your rest; Go'l called you home, . And thought it best. Written by wife and Children, Prosperity, S. ;C. Report of Field Agent. My work this v'-^pk was indeed v-ry plrasant and encouraging at Wheeland school in District nuniDer tmny-oiie. A Local Improvement association was >rgani::: l wit'- ab"i:t t\vp"ty-fiv#? members. The following officers were ?lected: President, Mrs. Ed. Sease; vice-president, Mrs. J. W. Lindler; secretary and treasurer, Miss Margaret O'Neal. On Thursday evening, the president of thin association gave a "hex party" for the benefit of th? school. The sum of eleven dollars was realized. This occasion was largely art? .;iad by young and old, a.:d thoroughly enjoyed by all present. Th? school is progressing nicely und r the management of Miis Margaret O'Xeall, a graduate of Limestone co!!%?e. I had the pleasure of receiving the hospitality of every patron i.i the district. Owing to the inclement weather, the superintendent of education was u.:able to visit the school. Elizabeth Hawkins, Field Agt. SOTICJE. All persons whose town taxes for the year 1912 have not been paid will pleas-e t?ke notice that if such taxes are not paid cn or hefor- the loth dav of February. 1013, exer:?jfions will he issued for the collection of such tn.\c~ and placed in th hands of the sheriff. By order of the Town Council. J. R. Scurry, l-2S-td. Cork. All former re"] overseer? rre hei^" v rrqtiire.! to s i?J fbe si!p~r"lsor ?. T '* f r, r >' ' ^ 1 1 p.** TT ? (Y * r\ *Twiry ai d, :T con-. :.: ut. to >r: ". ,c ' , .... - , ... Xev.'V<VT\\ y : r i 1-17?tf- County Si-r-Tvfj"^. i COTTON WVKKKT. \p wherry. ">rrect#?d by Nat Gist). ^ Cotton 12% ; ; Seed .. 33 > By Roto. McC. Holmes.) ^ ! Cotton 12 1-2 J Wlilt inire. V I Cotton " 12*4 ! Cotton seed 40 Prosperity. j Cotton ; QpOft ^ Little Jlonntatiu .. Cotton 12 to 12*4 'Cotton swd, per 100 1.25 Chappells. ^ .Cotton .. - 12% \ S?ed, per 100 .. 1.40 ^ Poniaria. ^ | Cotton 12 1 Seed, per 100 1.35 1 SPECIAL NOTICES. ! One Cent a Word. No advertisement taken for less than 25 cents. \ PR. .J K. GfLDEK. JR? Dental Par- 1 | !or-. in j.ostoffice building, corner Cnlrlwpll KV.Pnri ctrooto j 10-29-tf . j JfOXEV TO LEM)?Money to lead on real estate. Long time ind ea37 payments. Hunt, Hunt & Hunter. | 9-19-tf. CITIZENS wanting servants may on A/l f Vi nn vrn A V\*T A A TM I'm 1 n r duppueu WILM 2>aiuc vjy iuts ing with James S. Daniel, 825 Scottrl street, city. ll-281tf. 4 I - rSi j j HIT a genuine diamond ring for $15 ; at Williamson's. Fte-Cf I . "Tfeflj FARMERS, we have a few "McKay" stall' cuicers left, at bargain prices.. I Also complete line turn plows and J 1 harrows. If needing anything in M | this line we will save you money.? Purcell & Scott. 1-17-tf. ||| FOR SALE?Fine White Wyandot *| cockerels, 75 cents each. England Bull nunpi s, $5.00 each, entitled to registration. Write Haywood Colemar, Silverstreet, S. C., R. F. D. l-j>8-3t. j 1 yj I HEADQUARTERS for fine mules. Car 1 load just arrived. Tennessee and Kentucky; prices right. At Jacobs 'Jk Stabtes. Jacobs and Wilson. H REDUCED?Your ekctric light bill ^ i will be reduced when you use Mazda 1 - I ajnp.-. Summer Bros. Co. ' WAXTfeD?You to try Mazda lamps, I rind see a great saving in your electric light bill. PEAS. PEAS, PEAS?For sale, severaM hundred bushels of Clay peas, slight- S ly mixed. For prices write. Box Abbeville. S. C. To Opfii a Private School. M Hi At the r:quest of several parents, JJM B. O'Xeall Holloway has consented t? re-open his private schoci at his resil ! d--?nce. 2003 .T.-shn store st the r.r.JHl I AIo day in February. , J He v. ill take only a limited r>u ! and none be'cw the "ishtli vrade. j will sive ^jve'a' ntfe?Hpn a~'th*>re-^^ I tie, English grammer, Latin and Alge~^4 j bra. P itr- of tuition will7be made I | k own on application. I jTliurch of the Redeemer. . ^ (Rev. Edward Fuienwider, Pastor.)^^ Nothing preventing, the follow^B will be the program of divine s^rv^l at the -Lutheran Church of the Re- j i 'in^iper rext Sunday: J 11 a. m.-^-The regular morning yr^fj vice. In< the'sernion at this service the^ pastor will have romething to say on j + l-?~ nvittnr rt f th.c " Pn f fjrf?f?TT>?nt Of I : laws." especially. in regard- to strong M : drink r>r>d c'^aretre. There is a state ^ I U\y prohibitive the sale of cigarettes jf I to m^ors. The'e should be a law in fl N>wv.irrv prohibitive the sale at alL H r^p fiwn workine, and th-~> men who are inteiH j ocred in tbp w- fare of th^ boys of thfi^ i rown should aid them in every wav ta ; stamp out the evil. Th^ mo?t pitiful sight imaginable is tV little bo^^J noi?o"ous and consump^^B I tion-b reeding cisrarette. T.fo p m.?There w'l fce ? ? j service for vonne p^onV. /TH~ joet of th? ser?r~n v.'il' t^orhis: in t^e 0ren.4~?t A'"IDV i71Jaw^U World." In th<? street of rno?!MfrtVn^B ; cities may be seen siJT's renrr ?enting . soKuers r;nd sailors in " fl| , forms, with those words: "Men TVont-^j ' i' i." At n1mort ev ry trrn i.i 1,rr> TIi"rp will bo coed n:':?!C. &h j T-jj 'h? ?'TVices. ? ' .jamM.