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PI'RELY PERSOXAL FORI The Movements of Many People, >ew-, Husint berriiins. siiiti Those Who Visit ter ? wherry. I>r. I. ! -. Crimm will not bo in NVw- At "berry ;s: cr Sarnniay. April - ?. : nunx?>f , .. . sional Mr. Ar^'Tnon >. Uan lett Monday .w oi on a business trip o Charleston. bank .Mr?. >. H. .M' Lt-.in ami two children pllri) ... visited her sister, .Mrs. (i. (J. Sale, y:il\ n this week. J of the Mr. Jared Joans 11 lias returned to Taoj Atlan a. after spending a few days spirit viih relatives and t'riends who wish gether iireat things for liini in the future. | augur* Mi.-ses Lessie and Julia Lake. Misses ,a' " Frances Wheeler. Mary Kiblcr and Annie Mae Pa r were ivc-evisitors nuf--in . iteinoo t Prospemv. ! Com Mr. J. M. Davis, superintendent of -ot 0lthe Newberry Con.:n mills, leaves n;l e 0 Thursday lor the American Manui'ac- ]t ^ taring association ii New York and vr]1!nr the National Textile -Machinery exhib- :+ _ I liCu hi 1 in Boston. .Mass.. Ap'- il 27-May 2. j desire " 1 cere el VAKIOIS AM) ALL A HO IT. | welfar i v f The da e at' the teacners examination -V) 1 lias been changed from May 2 to May and ai 2 j should !cooper It is pleasant news to learn that; ^raw 31r. Frank AVilson who recen:ly was | ,, j IUcl> U( so critically ill at the Columbia hos- j ^ pital, is now so far improved as to be i able to sit up. There will be a special meeting of; The < .i.- r ..ii ! reived Tiie Junior worKers 01 we juumwau j Church of the Redeemer Sunday at' Herald 4 o'clock. There will be an address by it0 iMrs. C. K. Lippard. quest Deserved Compliment. lllc t. u x t Caldw< It is wit-n pleasure that we note the ^ compliment bestowed on Miss Bessie! 'l ?T 3 v Kibler by 'h?r Alma Mater, Randolph-1 * *' * TIT , ,, ,, at mn Macon W oqjfcn s College. I ^ Green> The GreeJjr department of this insritu:ion anritfSflly gives a play in the original Greek language, and the odes sine as sung by the ancient Greeks are not that fo set to our musical scale. to disc Miss Kibler has been asked to com-1 son we l rrmcir> fnr tho nbv \vh)Ph land I 1A1 UOiV 1WI m v, .. ...V?, tbis year, will be the Electra of Soph- , names, ocles. I venien She has served twice before in this ' s capacity, first composing the music in : ?lad t( !her graduation year and taking the Slighs, leading character in the play and composing ihe music for the class of 1913.! Pe^s i nish y ^ Church of tl?e Kedeemer. i oft' an iRev. Edward Fulenwider, pastor.) i once Nothing preventing, the following a*lc* 1 /-\ f" C?.OT*_ W A M Hi UC CilC |?i U{,' aniuic ui umiit o-i vices a. the Lutheran Church of the ! ^ ^ Redeemer next Sunday: dtsapp HI- T1 , throws ll:lo a. in. The regular morning ,p, .? , out til; service, llie pastor will preach on the^ubj cc, "The I'ntroubled Heari." : ^ 13 o vi , i make ??ome -lie .:as said trouble kills i rnemb< more people than work/' We live in a world of trial and trouble, and it is ; Can 11 iiard to keep from worrying. Our Savior realized this and said on one occasion. "Be not therefore anxious j j{0n0r /for tne morrow; fgr .he morrow will j be anxious tor itself. Sufficient unto 1 v. r il is the day is the evil thereof." There is 1 gtreet such a thing as a;i untroubled heart. j gumm In the text that will be used Sunday ! Secc Jesus himself gives the conditions for j -tv having such a great blessing here in 1 j^/1 1UVJLJ this world. These conditions will be ^ discussed in the sermon. j 8 p. m. There will be a special ser-; i0wav, vice in charge of the Woman's Home I and Foreign Missionary Society. Taere \ v;ill be special music, and an address 1 Jala by Mrs. C. K. Llppa'd, who has spent; Jalaps many years in Japan. Mrs. Lippard j April is an exceedingly interesting speaker. 10:45 a. m. The Sunday school meets, i There will, no doubt, be much interest,! and a large attendance is expecied. j l*et The ships :hat have been long on the j We, journey will land. The "blue ship'' is berry loo/lino- hut SnnHnv will tpll which destru WV*W ' * * VW ? , will land first. ! an(* a The public is cordially invited to all names the services. establ m Mrs Teachers Meeting. j:old' In the Whitmire high school, Whit- ! Ptr^? mire, the next monthly meeting of the ^?&?a F1 T-Tfi Newberry County teachers meeting will be held at 11 o'clock, May 2. The Harm: following is the programme: |Mami< j p cr "How to Spemi the Summer." by a 7' r;.v inner of he Winthrop college facul-i* ., t^s lass .-a ' ' x'.-i Jsfe ' \ SocS- json.'i Hound table discussion of the ad-1 vantages of attending summer school,: Werts led by Mr. Anderson. Burns Sons- Fox. : "How to Secure a Position as Teach- Cannc er," by Mr. Brown. q ^-{ Announcements M. W Poll call and report of tea-- hers who ! Louis 1 11 I H are on nunu.r rcni. | -?n a. All wishing to attend are requested Mrs. r to notify Mr. Brown by April 28. j rett, Ernes* Aadersou. Bozer, G. D. Brown, J Living Sadie Goggans, jdersor Executive Committee. i McFal - * 1 f BUSINESS ORGANIZATION. NEWBEKR ss and Professional .Men I)e- Programme for mine to Organize For Hen- inir? Eu*ry eral Welfare Work. i ed li, cull of s* vera I go.tlemon a j As announce v of ihc business and profos-! berry (' -11? ^ < ;::m of tin* town mot in the of- court Iioui-h- at the president of tin* Na ional ! iiiir. Tin- < in: on Tuesday aiternoon lor the very interesti.:i c of forming a business o'.'gani- lupt-d tlur ev< t > promo e tli ' best interests Xewbery Co i leg town and eoun y. present at his se present manifested the right , subjects assign and there was an air of get-to- o talk on then prevading those present and it valuable inforn ; well for the comniunitv. Sev- 1 interesting to ispiring talks were made and it list of names o ecided to organize. Another communi y and g was called for Thursday af- a student of th( n at the same place a; (? o'clock, in Tuesday's pa mittee were appointed to draft a omirted :t was simply by-laws and to nomi- 'he Xewberry e< 0= - -- - 1 t 1, ,-0. c-iw.l, /X,, Ulcers. | u .Ki ? r u uu proposed to mak.' it purely a Friday, Th ary organiza'ion and not to so- "nimme \\ .Icli embers, bat to welcome all who IiM' meeting: to join in an honest and sin- Pi Tort to c-o Operate for the general; J- Transact e. I '2. The Coll< ces or clues are to be charged Before and Dti lyone who joins and afterwards ' Leavell, W. Y. I decide that he did not care to I 3. The C)le: ate would be expected to with- j O'Xeall Holowa By cooperation many things j 4. The Effor ? ? ' I T* 1_ ? !_ i done lor tlie benent 01 trie town j oaciv 10 -\ewu< ftmty. Jas. Mcintosh, 1 5. The Retu Jamison-Bailey. Newberry.?Gee folowing invitation has been re- g. The colle in Newberry. The editor of The ter.?H. H. Blei I and News wishes both parties The Colle contract mighty well: jno. m. Kinard. and Mrs. Atha T. Jamison re- ? The Colleg( the henor of your presence at jn the Town. irriage of their daughter, Sarah 9 The Colle ill, to Mr. Joel Smith Bailey rjC^t j ^ Keitt ursday evening, the seventh of Remarks nineteen hundred and fourteen, President, e o'clock. Firs; Baptist church, T;:e speakers vood, Sou-Ii Carolina. minutes each a prompt in au?] Tomato Club >otice. e circumstances have arisen HOME rce some of the girls in the ciub j :ontinue their work for this sea-1 Womeu of ! have room for a few more girls ; sc.n00i shall be glad to enroll t'heir, * j If there are any girls in con- j t reach of the following schools | The fohowin, hould like to join I should be;be sel][ n(J > enroll them: Little Mountain,! Qf thfe gtate_ Prosperity, St. Lukes, Hunter-jU i ,of a c t, Jalapa, Silverstreet, Chap- ^ iuvltation f It is not too late we can fur- j tarolina But on with enough plants to start ^ maMer of t d you can get your seed in at, dt later plants. Drop me a card v ? , 1 i \oivhorrv r?nnn shall be glad to see 3*ou about; ,v I during the reci )rk. . ?. , , 1 to Xewberrv. . unfor.unate t.iat girls should. . . , ' wnole-hearted olnt us at this la:e date for it , , ; tures and den > some schools or communities , . _. , keeping. Taer at would have been glad to have , on a large and e wo-k. Remember we want to . tion troni Aew this work count, but unless all , : Short Course 1 ?rs and parents cooperate we ...... i \Vinthrop coliei :t hope to succeed. Fannie Holloway, | Ccme 10 scho Girls Tomato Organizer, j1101 -vour ? ?r? ; lor it is a grow s For Newberry County Fair, cuss? ^le topic and Field Day. j which all may : honor is won by the Speers j home. school, Xewbeny, Miss Rosalyn . To the Worn er, principal. jWintniop colls >nd honor goes to the Prosper- j invites you to z >h school. Mr. J. S. Wheeler, j session in Ho: pal. ! State. d honor is given to the Xewber- ! The meeting: h school, Mr. J. B. O'Xeall Hoi- Heme Economi principal. college May 7-1 oratory instruc Jalapa. j the selection < pa Democratic club will meet at 'ccoking,-sewing . fiariipHav sffprnomi at 4 o'clock ! rlennrnrinn Si - >> 1914. as diets in heal J. ^\m. Folk, be discussed. President. .cf doing the w< * I demonstrated a ition Against the Dispensary. | apparatus for j the undersigned women of New-1 0ne morning town and county knowing the; methods in dr c;ion and evil caused by the use; on?;trations 0n buse of liquor, hereby give our ; of pat:erns to . against a primary for the re- j xhere ] ishment ol the dispensary. j Thp f fh . L. W. Jones, Mrs. D A. Lang- a ,ecture on si Mrs. Setzier, Airs. H. W. Schum- j textile adulters VIi s. 0. L. Sc-iumpert, -VIis. J. C-. from ns, Mrs. A. V. Holloway, Mrs. M. i jn a worcl tj II, Mrs. Geo. C. Hipp, -Mrs. J. *i. j rje(^ bu' all v s. Mrs. G. W. Summer. Miss man's problem ? E. C-'ooks, Mrs. Jno. Switten- jng# Miss Roslyn Summer, Miss Rosa lt is hoped t Miss Mamie Amick, Mrs. Doug- Timprovement Weeks. Mrs. Robert Lominick, Woman's club Villie Lominick, Mrs. G. M. Pear- at "east one r Irs. A. T. Brown, Mrs. T. Vigod- ; meeting. Miss Nancy Werts, Mrs. R. M. The dtlegale Mary L. Burton, Mrs. Lizzie Winthrop coll< Mrs. J. B. Walton, Mrs. J. B. this course are Mrs. M. L. Lovelace, Mrs. H. T. presen". No pr ^Tr*c T XL* VI rwvH Mrc ilOY 1 tnoinlior van 'll, ?ui o. d-d. t f . x iv; u, .'ii uiiii.iin^ lo i *-<4 ;lch, Mrs. B'ta Blease, Mrs. D. i The in-comic ard. 'Miss Rosa Wright, Mrs. | be met by some McCollough, Mrs. J. L. Crooks, ! faculty. We 1 -lattie Guskin, Mrs. L. M. Flimy, the stay of eve r. H. Garrett, Miss Myrtle Gar- and profitable. Irs. S. K. Wright, Mrs. J. R. Each woman Mrs. S. E. Broaddus, M. M. quested u> noti ;ston, H. J. Motes, Earnest Anl, superintendent schools, J. Y. Home Economi 1, G. W. Pearson. ment, Win?hi v college cli'b * - * * * ^ ?? Meeting Friday Even- '< THE IDLEK. Ex-Student Expert- j * to ! * * 1 haw n i written a 1 here ol'oro tlio New- iung iiiu<\ in iact. I a lub will moot in !ir- Oi pac i? :t this bo n o'clock Friday own- timo mail's :u?* hink n mittoo lias arranged a pootiy. <*j;. ia>,- b-ii my ? pr g'ammo and r b.ok i ti; - go a! o!d da tv 1 rmcr stndeni ot* : t ;;rs a^o v\ n ;i I tnough ;c iii Xewberrv will b< < d The idler's park, am in cling. The different thinking what a beautil ed and those who are migli -..ave been now. if n will furnish a lot oi pie of Xewberrv nad ju ia:ion which should be ni ?yea. to me -even \ ail of the people. A knov.n a..d an unsung 1 f those wh j live in the - t'.at park would have who w re a: s unc time and how the children w i college was published joyed ir. L?ut alas, alas, per. if any name was not no late ye . It is : nor int m'onally and to do the right thing, ; allege club will be glad tiling is t build that pai ies p - sent at he mot i- you wait l .e hard* r i' w e following is the pro- It. Supp se w?> build has been arranged for Newberry this year and things should be the pa: ogramine. do;.e and it would be so ti of Business. v ould scarcely get goo> 5ge at Xewberrv .Jus: the building. iri.ig the War.?R. V. ?o? 'air, n. l. v/aiuweu. i -i was reauing 111 a pi ?e at Walhalla.?B. day where a Mr. Cryie i y. 1 retary ot the southern c t to Bring the College American Religious Ass 2rry from Walhalla.? | "It is doubtful it' Satan 5V. H. Wallace. j devise a surer and 111 rn of the College to means of demoralizing i. B. Cromer. , one and the same time t ige a Community Cen-; to work and forbid the ase. j the Sunday laws of Sout ge a Financial Asset?' Not even an angel couli | meet t'.iis double require] j an Influence for Good ' this prohibition should r Z. F. Wright. actions of every conceivi ise Todiiv.?S. J. Der- inevitable as sunrise. Xn , Jr., R. C. Floyd, -human nature can dou by E. H. Aull. Vice- trous effect of Sunday | lished by law." Well, will be confined to five sure that 1 agree with tl \ nd are requested to be It seems to me that on idance. ! mandmentis says som< ? I working six days and r ECONOMICS. jseventh. There may no : for so much law about it th Carolina Invited to that it is right to rest o n?To Mud) Home . go to church and follow Keeping. ! ment to worship God. ?0? g circular le.ter will ( There a:e some other xt week to the women Savs thnt f Winthrop college is 1 have"referred'to his ordial acceptance Oj. jssue on rom all parts of SouJi (tjon^ and .Q agree an especial interest in 'superabundance of law t lie stud\ of home keep- i man c3n(juct allcj to try or from the women ol rexigious and moral and ? ty. You evinced u utory ..ghaU n;xs/, R ent visit of toe writer says< and if yQU haye You responded in a quo^ fashion to both lec- . . .Vnfe s Power Li lonstra ions on home +. , 'It will be urged m t efore we aie counting , , , ? thai the btate can com represen.ative aelega, . .ng citizen io be vaccir berry county to the ,t ,, ? . ,, ii done not because he a Home Economics at - c. catch smallpox himself l<z }iav (-5. J die, but solely because ol again. But you need ated condition renders irimpr inifler voiir arm liable to become a sot n up topic we will disof interest to all, by g,0;' t0 c"ers Be>'ond benefit, that is, the lice power cannoc s?' for example, compel a i ; porus plaster who 'had en oi Sou;h Carolina: ! . . . ,, , 0 ,, 'a man with appendicitis ;ge, Hock Hill, S. C\, ' an opera ion, a man v ittend the first two-day . , to take exercise, or a me Economics in this ; res:, just because those ... . . ., . :be f0F the physical a< 5 will be held in the . _ . welfare ot tnose mdivid lcs department ot the : i, 1914. Class and lab-: ea^n? three ] itions will be given in ' considered an essential Df foods, principles 0fj^leiefore ^le saRle aut r? house furnishing and | comPe^s a man to loal ich practical problems j S?od many not only com ,th and in sickness will ina?y meals, but r Labor saving methods | ^or :hey sh; :>rk of the home will be an(* ^ie^r s^ze- ^ may ; ,s well as labor saving ,^or ^ini u^at kind an tiouse work. : clothing 'i;e maj wear i: ; will be devoted to 3easons> or require hi ess making with dem-! certain number of mile: the use and alteration s:eeP all day Sunday or suit the individual. j number of hours :n eac De a demonstration of on without limit. * t cheaper cuts of meats, "The power to do tl mple tests for food and the power to pass Sund< itions and the removal inflict cn an unoffendi; linen. j tOie Sunday loafer." le offerings will be va-! Head of the CI "ill b?ar UP?V the wo" On t':ie subject of :h of better home keep- churc,:i the f0:i0Wing st made: "Absolute relig ha: every Rural School God has givea l0 nQ 0 association and every Christ his S:n> who is in the State will send 0f q0(j an(j ^ g>:n Q -rpresentative to this ]nuc.j1 as Chris; is par head in reality there is > will be the guests uf a]l authority ige. All interested in mat:ers> cordially invited 1 o be ; .. . r "Before Jesus ascend* eparation m the way Oi ?-T informal "LT^f 2 trains of May 7-8 will | would send' # His rePr i member of the college ^?'5 ?Pir'- t0 be their Kill endeavor to make*and counsellor. The :rv gudst both pleasant! were commissioned to ; gospel, but were cot g planning to come is re-: mer ^eir fellows in sj fy jiTMs power was retaine Mary E. Frayser, ! *n^ 0l u'nft Godhead, x ics Extension Depart- r,:'e anc* ?ver rop College. | rs'!gion. The assure * ?> [ iiority by men in this realm has ^ I riie cause of all the great reli persecutions in history."' "While all au hority is primar G.d's htuids, ir lias pleased him m.v t..inu in a . meu with authority. Tha; ' in almost - at 11 j.. jias ({ legated t>; men is civ a 111itill spri.-g | tll0rjjy _\n,j wln-n r.ib rs keep v ,<>t >1 wriinu : f i l spheiv iieir authority mind harks ;:j. i-^ptx'ted."' vs urn;, a iett V>i*ai,on> of tilt* < hlll'dl. t l l,ad secur-l ?l;eaUmg of the weapon^ of 1 l can't help church. Mr. llaynes said: ' fh ful place it ns t;e church are not h the good peo- weal)0ns, such as armies, swor. st listened ' ? j ];ylic<-meu. Its weapons aie pr hough an un- 'A ? and persuasion, the Spirit an lero 1 may he Vv- .rd of God and the Goiden been a beauty, Th(. combined forces of all the on Id have en- ernmen s of Ue world could lie And yet it i-e s ul free from the bondage c m.wr too late ..yr l(iant renewing grace in oik and the right ,ul heart. In this realm only k. The longer 1;0\ver of God, crea ive l^uer. ill be ;o build avau. All the armies ot the something in c(;ah; not force faith into on : one of the heart. rlc. It can be -j-;wn God himself does no ,.us* uiul ?ou ir(.e Iie might have compelle i exeroisee in _.,i& crealures to do right, but H I (hem all free to do wrong H iowed Lucifer to sin in heaven ii-wr -t1 o her li;en to trangress on earth, as 5. Hayius, sec- j sujt 0f which sin and woe and livision 11 the , iuue fined ,he earth for 6,000 ; iociadon, say: put terrible as all tais is, He h himself could preferable to a system which 1 ore effective cCnipel the conscience and lea> men than at piace for free-will service, o forbid ohem I ..Christ and His disciples neve m to play, a6 ' erted any influence or made an h Carolina do. | *? ? l-ieais iu xuaKt; ictvv ur suayt; it: 4 successfully I ^ ^ {avor o? their teachjngi tnent, and thai. religion. He never appealed to C esult in illicit= ^ . 0 , , . . ,? , or to Sanhedrm for the paSsa ible kind is as : Trany measure favorable to His onewhoknows; , , . . , TT ; and the principles which He u be the di.^ab-1 The voice of tbe g0syels is alway loafing estab- j ^gggggj^ <we entreat,' 'we exhort 1 am not so! lis gentleman.1 ^ r , i On this same line a great stat* e .cf ;he com- ; - , . i.. ,me years ago made this remar string about . . n .... , , , A Oreat Democrat's Prophetic 1 esting on the' . ? J , . . i 1 he federal government is di t be necessity!. , , ,. ' into greater dangers and grea:er but 1 believe _ . . . _ : It is rushing onward on a can n Sunday and1.. I ctusni, ausui uiug iiii guvci mi the comma, d- ( power and assuming to manage a affairs of human society. It hs quired control of all banks. It things which i threatened to seize on all the endorse, and i graphs. It is claiming jurisdicti artice to take aji railroad corporations charier rest proposi- the states and amenable to th< i him on the authority of tae S:ate. It is go; 0 regulate 'hu- usurp control of all our school to make men colleges. .These tendencies mu ?ood with stat- stopped, or before we know i irther on he whole character cf our goveri space please Will be changed; the simple am | institution cf our fathers will no iuiited. have become the worst gover: his connection that has ever ruled over a cr [)el an unwill- people, but it will also be the la.ed, but this ignorant. A centralized goveri 1 is liable to meddling with everything and att and possibly . ing 'o manage everything, coul H,: - * ms unvaccin- Know tne wants or wisnes 01 ta< him specially pie cf the localities: it would t irce oi' conta- only in its blunders and its w this, Lhe po-It would be the most irresponsibl It could not,; therefore not only the most o; nan to wear a sive but also the most corrupt a weak back, which any people have been cu 5 to submit to . ?o? nth dyspepsia , jugt %vhat ? have been sayin tired man to Maiming for some time. It things would vvrong All temptation must not ivantage and move(je We are made strong by uals- i tempted. If a few good men an meals a day Is men are to become censor for a to health, and' balance and to regulate their cc horitv which by rote and rule and law the I for his own grow a race of imbeciles. The ipel him to eat' n0i get enough exercise to devel nay determine to strong men and women. But ill consist of,! not going to argue the questio also determine fact I am not in an argumer d variety of frame of mind. I am getting w n the different having people who do not kn< m to walk a much about it as I do trying t 5 ft da V or -n-Viof T c-Violl T-> / 7 nit: ?? ci L x OXJLuii aiiu onan uwt uu for any given I shall eat and what I s'hall :h day, and so and wherewithal 1 shall be clad a i ; that sort of thing by law. lese things is The Ic ay laws, which j ng community j Do not rrifle with your eves ; have h;:ped ot ivs. let i.? lielj Imrcli. ' Eyesight examination free. Tal e head- of the vantage of this oppor im'iy whi atements were Re?Se is wUh me- Dr- Reeie v ions authority here froin April 27 t0 Ma>' 2 at T> r\ nr r\ r* a! r? i* Cf/\r?A A rl T* ne save Jesus uu=n5 both the Son ?? : ?? f Man Inas-j SPECIAL NOTICES reuir^inZ One Cent a Word. Nc in religious vertisement taken to! than 25 cents. I id to heaven ?. _ pies that He Special?Bring your Labels, esentative, the Wrappers, Hamilton Coupons teacher, guide ! to West-Martin Co/s Store oi y themselves urday. We will exchange the preach the ?$. & H." Green Trading Stan iven au:hority >iritual things The Newberry Business School d in the keep- no vacation. It is open all the 0 man was to , Pupils may enroll at any time. 1 in the things ! Helen 0. Ray, Manager. iption of au- ' 4-21-2t. j i r? i been Please e?Il on me in my ne.w gious 'Over Mower ('o.'s Store. Ha.e o\Vur eyes examined in one of the niosY ilv ia tiioroaghlv equipped offices i.i South \ d % 1 lo in-' ai o.ina. in. u. v\. v.unm?. ivhich 4-_ 1-1 n>j. jj ^ " ' ><< .i<rfi:iso!i<.M?*i'ruck>ii ( ". tor Deernth in . .. . . ? Dtenng Hat vesters. 1 is 1 o ... tii 1 We carry a Mi! line oi repairs. 4-1'4-tf. the 1 ?i' '1 wo-story dwelling. !* rooms iveap- and bath, electric lights, screened " uman .throughout and newly painted, large :1s or 1^- v?iu running water in s.ables. ^ each- Apply to 1211 Glenn Street. jj ^ 11 Another hiir sl^nsrliter sale?We have mI U'* a lo- of the A. M. Lester stock of govbroods and will have another big Mm >t set 0_ , . . sale or. Saturday, :lie loth of April. M 1^14. If you want to buy goods of > si a'l ki (is at vonr own price come to V the the red Hag store. Scott Grocery Co.. Prosperity/S. C. world 4_o1.ot '< man's * Ice! Ice!?-I will have ice on I:and af l use tor April 22. Xo change in prices. id all G. W. Kinard, Prosperity, S. C. e left 4-21-2t. I e al- ^ are Seed, Cane Seed?We have their , and and can save you money. Nice clean a re- see<l and we give 50 pounds to bushdeath i el- Come to see us. Johnson-Mc^ears. Crackin Co. 4-24?tf e'c* i Dry Mash, the celebrated chicken food. v ^'ould ?- ., j . . . we sell it and guarantee prices. Any , . kind of chicken food can be found \ at J. T. Mayes & Co. >r X-| 4-21-4t. y ap gisla-1 We liave just unloaded the third car or of i Roofing since December 1st. We l/\ A . ' fV-* r\ n n r* /I a nno to /caoai uic anu tuc x^uaiit/ 10 ge of why we sell so much. We -have In work this last car Edward V Crimp, Edrnght. wards Patent Lock, Edwards Re* J s 'We Chester Shingles, Edwards Queen- s jfl " annie Shingles. Get our prices. Johnson-McCrackin Co. 4-24-tf ? isman remined you to look over ' k your Binder and let us get re- ^ IVords ' j pairs for you before ycu start cu> m if ting t-ng y our grain. Johnson-McCrack"er 0I^ 4-10-14-tf. m -v /\ v\ ^ n t lCiild.1, ? ill the My Percion Stalion *Fi-Fi" will mak? fl is ac- his stand this seasen at Quattlehas baum's stable, Prosperity. Fee $20. M tele- B. L. Miller. 4-3-tf. ed bv ^?^ce ,jreederS~Have bought the noted Murray Kinard Jack "John * * Riley." Will ue at Newberry, S. C., n?" to i ? ! in charge of Mr. M. T. Hogg. Also c pnrl | my stallion "Prince Cecilion," four y [St be 1 * first premiums at State Fair, open to ' / t the & the 'svorld can be found at mv stable. nment . Nat Gist. i free e 3-27-lm. t only ^ oment For Sale?Gautt Co:ton Planters and 9 rilized Seay Guano distributors. We are ^ m.^st sole agents for the Seay distributor. lment, If needing either we will save you 1 :empt- < money. Purcell & Scott. d not 0 peo- k?r Sale?Sweet potato plants, any >e fel: variety, shipped from Florida, price ron ?s Per thousand. Book orders e and now' making sure of getting early. \ t 1 ppres- C. P. Pelham. 2-20-tt ' J| : with Candy Salesman Wanted?$100 monthrsed. and all traveling expenses to start. Experience unnecessary. So- V /i frr?m 4n ttaiii* In g <111U [ iiisii uiucio j.* uiu ucai^io in jyjLLi ivy? is all cality and surrounding territory be re- for our high grade Chocolates, Bonbeing Bons and all kinds of Candies. Write d wo- quickly for full particulars and conill the tract. Kase Candy Co., New York, >nduct N- Y. 2-13-2m. 1 WANTED?several hogs weighing t v. about 100 to 125 pounds. See us beop in~ fore you sell any kind of cattle or 1 am hogs. The Cash Grocery, ul. M. Lane n- ln & Co. Phone 110 or 212. itative 9-5-tf. /l ;ak by B )w as CAR FOB HIRE?Large touring car, " M j ;o tell careful driver?calls proarptly an- jf what, swered. Phone 300?Mower's gadrink rage. nda11 1"2"t' Poultry Wanted?Hens, 11 cents AA Her. per pound, chicks, 12 cents. Highest ? - prices for eggs. Player & Graham ' . Ts'e 9-12-tf. ' * j you. r \e ad-1 ^nre Cleveland big boll cotton seed ie -nr for sale at $100 per bushel; makes 'ill be cwo Per acre; also some / J nr yi i fodder $1.50 per hundred pounds. / I Phone ">602 J. A. Shealv. 3-27-tt / . ! Couple Hundred Bushels King Coton J seed at 2 1-2 cents the pound. First ? > ccme, first get. J. S. Dominick,' 1 ad Chappells, S. C. 4-10-2t. (A lesi DR. G. B. RADER, ' I Osteopathic Physician M of Columbia, S. C., will be in Newberry M Tags, on Monday and Thursday of each week. ^ * etc., office McCaughrin Block, office preo Sat- viously occupied bv Dr. O. B. Mayer, m /or ? .1 ips. Notice. j The annual meeting of the stoctoholdtakes ers of The Newberry Cotton Mill will : year, be held at Newberry, Wednesday, May Mrs. | 6th, 1914, at 10 o'clock. Geo. S. Mower, Secreary. <