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PURELY PERSONAL The Movements of Many People, New- j berrians, and Those Who Visit >~ew berry. Prof \Y. IMward .Monts has . turned to Pro. i>< rity .rem SprintKicld. (.la. Mr. J. n. Cromer 1k:s changed from , . Aasii, Ya.. lo Goodview. Va. Mrs. c'aiidc F Lr.ci :>n and cln'drea ; are vis'.inn at Little Mountain. Miss Mae Am if iv is atienuing t slimuu r sch.-o! at Rock Hill. Mrs. }". L. Si-- .i:\ has re ara d ' ' * f '.mvt.ni Pl'Acn; I'i'i ..... .n v>. i. \ji i Xo. 1. was in ' ci'.y Saturday. i)r. . .Mrs. C. W. Connor have re-! turned from C kesbury. Mr. W. M. Lester was in t^ie city I Saturday from Prosperity, Xo. 1. i\Ir. Raymond Reeuer has returned from Turtle Creek, Pa. * " ^ ...l >%/, i r\ r?eU ! -MISS L(l?l r>uvtit*s it;ii iuua,v iwa, relatives in Prosperity.?Leesvilie | Xews. 17th. Rev. anrl Mrs. S. l\ Morrfs, o:' Pros-j perity. visited relatives and friends; l:ere las: week.?Leesvilie Xews, J7ih.; Mrs. 1>. M. C'rosson has as her guest Miss Simpson, of Prosperity.?Leesville Xews. 17th. Miss Rosa Spearman, of Dallas,. ? ,lor-roc in tlin /?i f V JL IS V iv^ilic:?U' vu ii> iuv ?-??.and countrv. ! Mr. Robert Welch, of Houston. Tex-' as. is visiting his parents, Mr. ah'l i Mrs. A. C. Welch. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank /Hipp, o; Spar v.ronrg. >:>< r.t the .v.-c-U-eiui v.ith roia- j tives in Xewoerrv. j Mrs. George ?. Clansson, of Augusta. is visiting her mother. Mrs. .J. W. M. Simmons. I Mrs. Win. Frank Wright, of Laurens county, is visiting relatives in Xew i terry. Miss Lizzie Caugliman is visiting friends in Xewberry.?Lexington Dispatch, 19th. Miss lone Smit'i,leaves today for a visit to friends in Xewberry and Marion.?Abbeville Medium, 39th. Mr. P. Harrison, of Calhoun 'Fails, is visiting his mother. Mrs. .1. M. Swindler. "w; - '~i' Ivc T-Tio-irin^ is snindins this week, in Xewberry a.s the. guest o; aer annt, Mrs. Ii. E. Reavell.?Easley cor. Greenville News, 20th. / Miss n>"" e Ling era is vis::in;: her pareius. Mr. rv.-l Iu~s. P L. Langp P . rl y - -S;- >r: ? : is:: 1 * I - ' \ y . * .i . . *? ' *: \ . i . - v. . v. li. . j v.; ; vi i i ic.. ..i L - CoIm:-: '.t : n; X .-Corcnaca cur. Greenwood Index. ISth. Messrs. J. T. Ci> i.er, Ivy A. Cromer and l\ T. Timmerman went t) Spartanburg and return Sunday, on 'their motorcycle^. T * T*/v-? f ?i i-\/-I fa ]; AiFS. F*. LJ. i\f I'i i. . home in Xewberry on Tuesday after a visit to hor niotiv?i\ Mrs. L. W. White?Abbeville 10th. Mr. and Mrs -xo.n Ruff, of Xewberry, are visiting-Mrs. Ruff's mother Mrs. Julia Stevenson.?Winnsborc Xew$ an'l Herald, 18th. Mr. C. E. Folk will work at Fa:: River. Mass.. durii g t'ae summer, an will return in t'-f fall to hi. course at Clemsor. At the State convention of Elks ir Anderson last week Mr. F. H. Doiv.i nick elected first vi e i re-id w and Mr. i-\ R. Hun-er member >:ec; live committee. Mr. V-.'.n. !1 Z~'\>A a:i.: r o *ii :!? sot'.s, M ? :s Vv"i"I: a*vl R'^io!: o Char I j _r > ; - :n- : Mr ' ' I ; : at " ' " : X ' r-y. *:.1 Mrs. Ei'-'-n F. jren. Ms r.iO;Ii ' s j..iot.. r reu- -or.. Mr. :vi Mrs M. i"!: ray. Messrs. H. L F:irr, M. L. Spear man and J. V. M Fail ai .rie the sessions of tl.-.- Sta'o ril: -rs as sociation at Isle o: Palais. Misses Annie and Roberta Mann, f-? char.:; in ? young da1-5.iter-' o! M-\ a>:' Mrs. Joseph Mann, of Newberry, arej< in Spartanburg visiting their sister, j Mrs. Harry Price, to spend a month ; in the mountains. The last issue of the Lutheran; Church Visitor contained an ace tint of t :e lvcvnt commencement at Mont > minary. M lint Pleasant, X. -Mi-'S Kat leen Hmnz, of Pomarla, was one of the graduates. 3Ies a\ines Worknton. of Xewbcry, and John Lyon, f Greenwood, and Miss Mc'.'auschrin, o:' Xewb<?rry, <;?eat last Tliursa&y with Miss Annie Blake : Si\ cor. Greenwood Index, 1 :' . We are pleased to n^'-e that Mr. I. : i<'-'ord. formerly of ro"iO 7. bar now f Kinards, S. C.. has been ;;,-]ointed a rural carrier at the lati r jdr.ee to rake effect June 21.?Dei mar cor. Leesville News. 17th. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sidney Derrick and Miss Henrietta Leonhirth left Saturday f r Chicago to attend the Interna- , r.onal Sunday school convention in thai city. Mrs. Derrick is also visiting her sister there. Geo. \V. Green has resigned as overseer or' spinning at the Gaines- j ville (Ga.) Cotton mills to accept a similar position at the MoUohon mills, j Newberry. S. C.?Southern Textile; Bulletin. ISth. j Dr. Tae dore Johnstone attended ; the meeting of the State Dental association in Greenville last week, after' which he visited his brother. Dr. Al- ! bert Johnstone, in Anderson, and is spending the week at Clemson with j liis brother. Prof. Burr Johnstone. I iMrs. Will .Jeter and children returned to Ninety Six Monday after visiting her r:"; other. Mrs. L. A. Carter. S:.e was acconipained by Miss Mar- I guerite Burns. Mr. B. C. Glenn, ol Whitmire. visited at rVrs. Carter's on I Monday. Mrs. J. A. Carter has return- i i ed ironi Georgia. Messrs. .1. 0.1. Davis, \V. H. Harde-1 man, M. B. Ciisby. [j. B. Chandler. C. ' ; M. West and P. A. Howard attended ; the recent meeting or t ie Southern | Textile association at tiie Isie of! i i Palms. Among the ladies present I I j were Mrs. J. M. Davis and Miss Pearl ' Davis. i I j Miss Madeline Orr will leave this j j mcrnirg .or Newberry. S. C., to visit j Mrs. E. D. Kerr, formerly Miss Helen White, of Abbeville. S. C. Mrs. Kerr ; | v. ill also have as ier guest Miss lone Smith, of. Abbeville. S. C.. who is re; membr-rt-k here as a former guest ol ! j--.- -in ?Cb.-:v1n1 Oh ; ~ ! (.-v rvcr, 19th. ; r. L Hoy A. Salter attended the'; i .!o'( ~i iij-hv National convention | iii Atlantai last week and returned ; iii .; ' . ;; . . y.s ii v.*. . * . v. ?! j t : : : . U". vi-i . i L - ' t. * ' . . : . ' ... . r? . ; .. Sa: I'.i x . . >.;a is about miles beyond Atlanta; :; X( \vs. -Ttli. i Dr. and Mrs. T. I>. Jac bs have ro' ?i .?v .-1 ffmi rViMiiVii'.' O'tin ]>fJV , IIU UUU 11 U It \~> KJ i y *- ^ --V, ! ing Snis'.icd his course as a student of | -eterinary surgery. Dr. Jacobs is 'now a full Hedged veterinary surgeon and is ready to answer all calls in ; :hut line, b ing well qualified and jrquipped for the business. Ti.ere is . nothing like reliability in a profes, sional man to ensure success. The . : .i I'blic likes a man who is prompt in the discharge of his duties as well as his obligations, i 1! \ A' 'he r cent meet in 3 o the > uthef! Textile association at Isle of j Palms Mr. J. W. Davis was placed in nomination for president and on tiie ! second ballot received 51 votes against >v his oi'i-Oh- lit. He ?'?';? - later "; nominated for vice president but do* ; \*r I*- vi- .l?--live:f?l an ad s of r :< ' the s 'it ' V*. P. Hj::l :c :. iilOTS AM? ALL A'iOl'T. ' -i':: - > ' ?*'? i- - ' X . v. . ' \ Kilv r *. tire. p :aski lodge of Odd Fe!lo*v? Tvl!' meex Friday nisrht for the elecitou o: e - 3 The Ladies A:d society of the i f Church of the Redeemer will meet with Mrs. Hugh Summer in'Main street Tuesday afternoon at. 5:30 /clock. A barrel of ilonr was divided at the Arcade-Airdome Saturday night b?twv-'it t- roe wiuninn contr-stanls. 11::ii't-ly. -\i. L. LiiiiI ): :: i*??? Is. Coloman Biro.; :?0 lbs and a traveling hj i:i ".it pounds. I1'. L. Herbert. in.iu.stri:-us colored man who with his who Km ma has been living on Rev. \V. !. Herbert's ] !;)( :;>r v?st his witV by . v >vo yi;n'.-' j; ;i iov.." rii."' amis !;> work at "10 ; i : ' 1 ' :\i w .. < 0".v :t , ;ti 1!. y :v ' in ;ho di- -barge of v\- ir dntv. Will Gary, Cui07< I". - i" *: s j.'.ace at iho pcsto .i?- . <t;i -r .. continuous Hcrvic of aboat years. lie was a faitir.'ul attache ot" the oiiice and enjoyed a .epilation 'or n-liabii- , itv in the discbarg'.* i 1 is duties, being well liked by the public generally. Will will sell lish for a living now, and do odd jobs when solicited. Two well known colored men died Saturday morning. Allen Penn in Xewberry and Dick Slii'h at Helena. The former was a public drayman and the latter formerly had been for many years w rking at Pool's stables. Both were buried Sunday afternoon at G o'clock, with large funerals. The South Carolina Letter Carriers' association will meet at Spartanburg July 3, 4. One of the addresses will be de.ivered by Mr. T. E. Wicker, of Xewberry. Mr. P>. T. Y.ung, of Prosperity, is a member of t'.ie executive rr\nnv!npp On behalf nf the Spartan bur- association IMr. H. G. Crim. of Mocre. will deliver the address of welcome. The Newberry band will have a new instructor in tiie person o:' Prof. K. .1. Herndoii, of Yorkvillfe, who arrives today. He is a graduate of music conservatory and conies highly recommended. During his instruction f t ie bard there will he only one concert each week at Willow-brook park? every Saturday evening until further notice. ^ ''The Perils of Pauline" every Friday and "Our Mutual Girl" every Saturday at the Arcade-Airdome are drawing attractions. Taey increase . in interest. It is delightfully cool on the hottest days at the Arcade with h* mary eleciric fans and pleasant with the 1 *~;ht shaded as not to hurt the eyes. The Arcade is now at t e best in its history. Siin'o the i:r t; 11a!ion of the new elect ri.- f;r - at th ? ;.era house it is ccol and 'peasant t.; re cn the 'ottes! days. Manager Wells has been haying some srood nicmr.es and n 11 r" i T v ' i n \ pr| '* !' ?.:? i S : ' 1 . :.1 ' ' ' t ' ' ' t" ' r : s or t 2 . : Jii.5 ' a was curried.?Soul'' v rn 7 >xtile Bulletin's account of nicei\ Silver Ve?'<Iizi?r. 0:i ij 'y 7. l the residence o:' Mr. : ltd .Mrs. E. L. Se-.js<\ at Littie Mountain, there will occur one )f those delightful occasions ho full c.' joy jo a married woman's heart?a siiv. r ! wedding'. The Herald and Xews cong ratal a ' => the happy couple on this approaching auspi?ioas anniversary .of their married life. May they live to enjoy tiie celebration of their gold en wedding. Receipt of the following invitation is hereby acknowledged | with pleasure: 18S9-1914 xMr. and Mrs. 10. L. Seaso reoues- tho piea^: o: your company at the iv?'r.-rt:y-!'-unniwrsary ui ir marriu -ic : or: We incsdvty. .July seven?]*. at twelve o'clock at ! . ir r -1 ;.-::r-e . 11, He r.i (*. ma. ? * <, ? .. A v.* I*! 51 i * PI ; ' ' ppr ... for th ; ww ,i r iv* . : t, . . - o .r - :. ' . . ; .. .. ' i i -- t ;' : :.. . ... : r i :\ < m;- V. s:.-: v-._ ; - . - -. ":c:\ bod 1:.:;-. still - ail. FrioiiisJ; one . : a:!. '.vo tliaiih . : . ' ' : . ??;' God. J. J. Rish anil Wife. Little' Jlo-.ntain, S. C. i DEATH OF tfRS. K. A. COOPER WitV of Solicitor Cooper Dies Suddenly of Heart Failure?Funeral This Merninir. A j> on from Laurens .?t.?5iv?.iy it . i: <.> ?1 new .s 01 the i.h >! >- i."' .Mrs. A. Conner. tl;* wife of S r Coo;i r. S.ic .s i:i1 !:iy a'noui i??::;?> o'clock 11 M011<i;iy mornln_. o;' in-art failure. T:e lan.-rjii s'-rvice will i-.c held at Laurens at 10:30 o'cl .-ok Tuesday morning. Tie- r.... ;y fri'.'iiii.s of Mr. Copper in . ; .1 1< G. SOT ' i ' ?' .< Vv.' lilCilt ay1: : I i ' 1 * " , , v V 4 . . . " '4 * v . . i <i ?. ft . . % . ... ' ..i i /<?! C?n> is li'T* "r '-n Tv-'i; V'-ars S iremcii to Ya'vl ii? i'lert n.e. The Xe wherry firemen left .Monday a:terncon !>v iae ('oast Line or Flor cur" to take part in the Firemen's tournament which is on there tills w* !. Chief o the d< p.? :-:nn\nt. Henry I:. Weils, is ;sIso captain o: the horse hose wagon team. Thr< e years ago when the tournament was 1.eld in Columbia Sylvan Brcs. gav'i a beautiful: siver loving ci:p to lae winning team.: ir was won at that time by t'.'.e Columbia hors: ho \va ;o:i te.i;a. li any team is winner for three sncces-! sive veavs then the run becomes th? ; * pro]: rty f that team. At the tourna-: ment at Rock Hill two years ago Xewberry won the cap and at the j tournament at Abbeville last year: Xewberry was again the winner. It Xewberry is o'^esst'ul this year at '* ' ' 11 rn avi'n { " !UI't -u (. I V'Jl t It? V. (I IJ \v l : l x V/iiiuiti wit . the team. Captain lis says his boys are in fine trim and he expects t.'.ohi to bring the beautiful; silver loving cup back to Xewberryj where it will taiie up its permanent; abode. The line up of the team which has! I gone to Florence is as ollows: Guy Brown, driver; K. u Jtmrion,. hydrant c upler: Henry E). Adams, coupling breaker; Pete Eoozer and: Lewis Jones, w re neb man; R. G. j Parks, John Peterson and Henry; Chappell, slackmen; James L. Anil.1 pil ?man. The ha:id reel team will also parti-; cipate in the tournament. R. G. Parks U < ::plain of the team and the line up i.-; as follows; I Lewis Jones, wrencv.man; Tom P.: Wicke r, iiydrant; J. 0. Ha?ird, J. A. j M 1'hiK nr?fl Ciifl i 1 CIC'I OU1I, vn, X- . Epting, slacRmen;. R. G. Parks, brake; Jinnos L. Aull. nozzle: .1. R. Carlisle:nd V. !\. ftuzh .)* ton sue: Fraz-.^r Evans and T. H. CI.;":ppe:I, middle rope; Mc.lxrt _n an.l Paiil Troul!: iJl, ) atliliS; lOpO. > " . :! . / ' " * j ) ; .. *. I. . crp .S . : ,.. ? \ ; ' , . . . * i ; . S J". 'x I \ ; v i v i'k - i > :i .act Ui"i g coiii} any was held at the up town oMlcc cf t.sc corn; any on Friday, June 19. Dr. W. G. Kousual acted as chairman o. the meeting and G. Leland Summer secretary. The report o: the president and treasurer, Geo. \V. Summer, was .submitted and stated that the company had had a very satisfactory year and everything was in go d shape. The following board of directors was elected: \Y. H. Hunt, Z. F. 1 Wright, Geo. Y. Hunter, C. E. Summer, Allen .J. Graham. Geo. \Y. Summer, C. 1) Weeks, James -Mcintosh, -J. 3. Wheeler. | The board elected Geo. W. Summer, I resident and treasurer; Geo. Y. Hun:er vice president; C. D. Weeks, secretary; Hunt, Munt & Hunter, attorIt. Geo. Y. Hunter is to be rwi active ict-p!v.-iu<*nt and tj visit t/.e mill or t a . a. :{ assist the ; !-lit in ih,-- uiaiiagt-ia-rr.t. * . I'iiiuiJS ( 7ho St. Philip.- rolhr. :n i> c'; H. ii r. . .... i ' 4 ? . . . I V. . . . , . ; . ' . . 11. - if. II. iu:?. ? >i J- Hy N: f { hih. T]i . .:. :* ** ; Si* . ; 1 o'ei Oil bilt : jiuie }:. /.>: V\e purpose c en: ro'.i'h - "i ' ' 1 i ''' t-er ant every member of til c*u'.? - earnest:: , . . r ; , -- \ iV.iQivl i s* I.uu :i?: .1 e i> oil ' 'b roll. SHOT UP AT FISH FRY One >'etn*<> Killed?.Fourin Jail?Pistnls 2i!id Whiskey Cause m' the Trouble. f A'111 a S::ii;Iers. i ;i > '" ii.i!. ; ! Henry drown. K;> , Hopkins a:ui Sai.i Ca;i*-r as a<' <>ss ri-'S. arc in ! e ,\ :xy j til .or kii-iim o! t tin .io .:isou on Air. .1. Will Saber's I*:< in So. -t iOAiishij) on Saturady a5 oat There was a t'isii fry in . re ;'!so:m<i ."ii to GO had ?ath( ( d .v ta o's a : :! a liberal supply of whiskey to eh joy the evening; It1 ? " i.i i t nearly - very one present i ' a I a ; :>i i ana ti-e sport v. a.- ia ? ' ' . '! i SI ;-S Up. The sheriff's See was informed of ii. .- i'i a._ on Sa: :rda> ni.uht and ! <;).:/ borroa went up 10 the .scene, and rei;ir.:e.i with l-e prisoners early 1 I U <-i V li.Ul i A 1 i . Coroner Lindsay held an inquest on .Monday and the verdict was as stated ahovc. The following is the test:-1 i inony at the inquest: Testimony at the Inques; Held by (' ?n>ner Lindsay Yesterday. Maiy Henderson testified: Sam Car- ; ? r slapped Beulah Henderson; then lie shot down in th > ground with his pistol. Th?n .John Johnson took the pistol from Sinn Carter and shot up in t. e air. Then H<nry Brown took, iiis own pistol and shot up in the air. | Ariluir Sanders shot his own pistol u;? in th * air. Henry Brown then said ? ' -.l _ i. T 1>?, ! that Andrew sanciers s;ioi m ouau ; Johnson. Then John and Andrew ' started to fussing. Then Eph Hop- ; kins, Henry Brown and John Johnson ; walked up t;> Andrew Sanders and threw t'ceir pistois down on him. I went and got Andrew Sanders and carried him away. All of these boys} i llowed irin:: tirey were running, j Then me and my two sisters threw j Andrew down and took his pistol j :rcm him. i gave the pistol to my lit-! tie sister Alberta and told her to run i and carry it to my father. Then Eph Hopkins, John Johnson and Sam Carter causr.t Andrew Sanders and went to beating him. John Johnson hit t Andrew Sanders with his fist. I t^ld : them to let tnem fight man for man. , Then they fought. Eph threw his pistol1 on Andrew Sanders. I told him if ha i hit John Johnson that he, Kph Hopkins, would kill him. I wer.t in between them, and told them not to do tl.at. Iv.m are v.* pistol at me; he told j me he would kill me. Then John j J hnson got a stick and hit Andrew Sanders on the head. Andrew holler- j 1 d. ' (), n:v. he knocked my eve out. I I called Algeria an 1 told nor to bring t'-e pistol, and 1 then sot Andrew ' 1 " I [ away from there. Then 1 *,'>ld Alberta I i > /:.) a -id carry ?! ;i.tol to Pa and it-'I io c:< . e there. She ran up i run 0 : ' ( : . r (*! ; to I : : tr. I !. . : i * I-Io: \:-<f Jolinson, I k : : C*.t"''T : ir i v :;p 1. ') a* d got ' An-:: b? . '.'.a ],;.'.c e . . r: !: I t ' *. / *n n:.,l k Ju o - >, 1 Ml. I - c:, . o . Iliad a pfetcl; Henry Bro^it bad one: hi Andrew Sanders liad one. Andrew Sanders is T,,:- ' - ? Vt-vv. j my ftrot-iier. i ins i.i j b-.'rry corniy. When .J :Iin go:, siiot all j cf them ran. j Then fellows other testimony, much to the same effect. Wa'ter McCants j says Andrew Sanders shot first. Hay; man McCants says the same. Sam Carter says John Ko\?kin- and i Henry Brown were running after j Andrew and Jo'nnson said he would put holes through Andrew and Carj ter and Brown told him to d;^ it and I they would suck to mm. Dr. E. H. Moore made the autopsy and described the wounds. He found ! the small intestines perforated in rive ; places, and staced that death was caused bv the gunshot wounds. . Va?ii:I:?!nvllIe fiWzen Died at Cimiojj. Mr. .('Jim Alathi:-. oT near VaughanV(lit I at 10 o'clock on Saturday ' night at Clinton, wtrere he had gone to ' /?. , ? i? ; i " TO lit ? i Ollu.wiOI), ..i .-j" ; ast six or t-'j .j. H ' was bur: .-U ai . Wiu-hau vil'o ^ y a: - n-j -at i I - ' l i \ i % n ' \1 * 1 ^1 r I 5 * v a->r : i a V... I -a ? a a1'1 1 ' *1 .... >i ' I - ]>!-:v r.u y a! I'oinaria. ' : . " ' : t Fc:n: ria will give a ox par y at -i c : ! " ? *'- irng, -Tune - zZ r 7:30 o'clock for the benefit of .-..'WrX Everybody is invited. Ta 1 ciiurc a is not strong /in an -ally ? 0 7 r.unn--:: - ; v : ..i i n:( *nb? rs " n! aP, * t y I's-l'-tanee that may be given. i \ The Trinity Democratic Club is hereby called t> meet at the Trinity fl School house on July 3, at 3 to 7 p. m. to complete enrollment. f. hVti'j'.'l < !!!??. ' ? The M democrat ic club j school house j i ,,. >, ' : 11 t> ' ii In | i r : iu.t . .1 u?- <; _ . u / ; - - -j sj^n lh<' eur I!:r.fnt book. j T'.ie enrollment book wili be at Dr. J r of tho A " ' * J ,* J ,* ' ' " J*:^1 One Cent a Word. No ad vertisenient taken for iesi g than 25 cents. On the lirst o. August Dr. G. W. Connor leaves Xewberry to make i<i3 home in Greenwood. It you have ? any work to be ('one in nis line please call at his office and o.e w iil J ke pl< asure in giving y ur yes a . 1 thorough test. All examinations ' * J without charge from now on until he leaves here ror Greenwood. See us for Lookout Mountain Irish Po- J tatoes :or fall planting. JohnsonMc Crack in Co. / J .Igrents Wanted?We want a reliable ^ man or woman in Newberry to look after re ewals and new subscriptions to Metropolitan, "The Livest Magazine in America/' The work j may be d ne in spare time?a few ; hour:-; each week. Liberal pay ior m whatever time is put in. No investment or bond required, no previous experience necessary. Full instructions and supplies sent free. Give two references. Desk 14, Metropolian Magazine, New York. Just deceived car Ell wood Wire Fencing any height from 24 to oS and 2 ^ to 12 inch mesh. Also wire gates. ^ Johnson-McCrackin Co1. * * Notice to the public. When you come JM to town be sure to leave your horse and buggy in charge of "Old Vet" Butler S. Morgan at Coleman's sta- 9 b!es opposite J. P. Neel's cotton yard. Personal attention given to \ 1 each individual. 6-19-2t Vl VTiU pay $2.25 per bushel for any i l amount good sound peas, any varie-' 1 " T ? I ? IV. uenver J UUIIS u i! *:uv;vi a^niu Co.. Xewberry, S. C. H. 0. Lo..g. | : 6-12-4t. ( W . ::i?A rive r tjresentatives in . 1 iry i:y earn *'ro:n $50 to ^ ;s ly rei n ;?nting the only ' ; (I i.i :c interest- j c :.traordi-* { ... ^ M ufl Swatt rs, etc., will ..el? you to keep^ . I ests. RobI inson's 10c. Stores. IT niriries and >Va?ons?To make room ! for nearing shipments we are sell II) g ItCCK rim uuK^ics a a.uit i n.-u _ mont wagons at greatly reduced I prices. Special prices on Cane seed also. Let us show you our ? m ! stock. IWe guarantee 'satisfaction^ Purcell & Scott. 5-8-tf^*^^ i My Percion Stalion "Ki-Fi" will mak* r.is stand this seasen at Quattle- ' J baum's stable, Prosperity. Fee $20. ) P>. L. Mi'ler. 4-3-tf. ' __________________________ * S WANTED?several hogs wevghin* I : about V0 to-12." pounds See us be1 fore you sell any kind of cattle or I M. Laa? O 11ft nr 911 <S' V IJ. I UUUVi v. Poultry "Wanted?H ns 10 cents peV fryi g 17 l-2c. Highest J prices .'or Player & Graham. m rii-t viih or. '1 ?!.?>irini to* buy H iier, tne H vne4 by bis