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ITKELY PERSONAL The Movements of Many People, ^e>v. berrians, and Those Who Visit NewlK'xi y. Mr. 0. B. D;ii:iis has changed .'r-uu Prosperity to ^niuda. Mr. -i. V. Mcrall a:.a family arc at Hendersonviile. Miss Kliic Ccusins. of this city, i spending her vacation in Prosperity. Mrs. E. L). Penrce is visiting relatives in Anderson. Miss Vera Dean, of Biairs. spent the week with her sister. Mrs. I. E. Seybt. Mr. W. E. Wallace ]:as been taken to the h spital in Columbia. Miss Minnie Amick aas joined the teachers' summer school at Winthrop. Mrs. Tn<>d McCrackin returned last m- r\r\] - P ao n fn rt ? c^rv ii uiu i^auiui i. Mrs. -J. C. Seybi has changed from j Newberry county tJ Peak. C. L. Hun'.ey, o." Newberry, is here on a visit.?J The State, 19. * Mrs. Anna Purcell, of Newberry, is visiting Mrs. 0. L. P. Jackson.?Union Times, LVti. <Mrs. 'Ge^. Ellis visited I'rienils in Newberry Tuesday.?iClinton Gazette, 15th. Miss Drucie Cromer, of Newberry, J %vas the guest of Mrs. E. C. Brings.?! Clinton Gazette, 15th. / Mrs. J. H. C.iappell and little child ren, Leila and Prince, left Saturday for Glenn Springs. Ge:ra:e Wrisht has returned from 1 the West, -.lis "pals" remaining there j for awhile longer. {Mrs. H. M. Davega and children left yesterday for Xewlberry to visit her parents.?Chester News, 17th. Mrs. L. M. Calhoun, of Bran well, is visiting relatives and friends in the city. Miss Lucile Lathan has as her gueft this week Miss Kathleen Merchant, of Columbia. / Miss Leola Bedenbaugh has return- j ed to ter home after visiting Miss | Alice Aull. . Mrs. Cannon 6. Blease, Mrs. Julius Eison and Miss Saluda B. Blease have returned from Anderson. > A*- nr.*-. O ~ ! ivxi. ?v iii. rvuiaiu, w ouiiiiei, is spending the week wifc.i his aunt, .virs. Wm. Johnson."} {Mr. and Mrs. HilUard Hamilton i and baby, of Fairfield, are visiting | relatives in Newberry. Miss Bettie Bradley is among the j Newberry hospital patients in Coium** bia. Misses Agnes and Rosalie Summer, of Xewberry, are here.?U'he State, 19tli. / Prof. B. L. Jones, ogf Xewberry, was a visitor to R.ek Hill yesterday.? Rock Hill Herald. 18th. Miss Ethel Jones has been taken ta a Columbia hosDital to be oDerated on for appendicitis. .Mrs. John K. Aull and little Julia Katherine are here from Columbia to ; spend a whiie with Mr. and Mrs. A. S. ! Tompkins.?Edgefield Chronicle, 16th. i r r ill* Tri'L. 1 _ i? \T? U ~ _ . ^liss JUiiiia.il xviuier, oi .\ewuer17, is the guest of her sister. Mrs R. F. Bryant, on Whitman street.?Orangeburg Times and Democrat. 1 St a. Mr. W. S. Jones has returned to his home at Frankfort, Ind., after visiting! his brother-in-law. Mr. Henry Cald- i well. , j The Rev. E. L. Halfacre is in the i county visiting his parents, Mr. and | Mrs. P. F. Halfacre, .rom Mt. Bethel, | Vt j Col. John F. Hobbs and family, of j New York, are spending a few days j with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kohti.?Tne I State, 19th. Mrs. G. M. Howard, of Wadesboro, V Z"1' ic vicitino- hpr rtail?ht.ftr_ Mrs. I . <. W., 7 , W. F. Ewart, who has been seriously ill, but is now better. Mesdames Boozer ana Hickman have been in Xewberry for tae past week. They have returned to Mrs. Myrtle; Hunter's for a short visit.?Clinton Gazette, loth. Miss Langford, of Xewberry, who j has been a much admired visitor in \ - * ?% -if f ni An ^ in 1 Trenton, uas gone lu visit mcuuo m. . LeeS'Ville.?Trentoa cor. Edgetield Chronicle, 16th. IMiss Ethel Jones, of Newberry, af- J ter a pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. J T- A. Scarborough, has returned ^ome.?Orangeburg Times and Dem- j ocrat, mri. Mrs. Carroll E. Black and little sen, Irby, of Columbia, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Welch Willbur. They 'Tuesday for Atlanta, to visit icatc \jlx ? . another sister, Miss Drnma Shockiey. Misses Vic Reid and Julia Smith and Messrs. R. D. Smith. Jr., and Waiter i I j Wallace have returned :ro:r. a visit i j to .Mr. W. R. Reid's family at Mo:i- . j treat. i>:\ Jas. 1'. Kinard, pr. si lout 01 j A?:.; rs??n c !!? _ . , n? Sunday in th.? city wiih hi- br thor, .Mr. M. i rx !l-r? Miss Lizzi Winsti-ij o" Rocxy y Mount. X. C\. who .as b??en visitiii: 'Mrs. John L. M-.-( V.!. 1 i'f.inu',1 home ( i this morning.?Bennettsville Advocate, i i 16th. ! J( (>!. .Ic iii F. Hobbs, after visiting i a: Leesville and Columbia left ? r ' j New York Wednesday, thence for ! Pa'envillo, N. Y., their Catskill mouj-if ; tain norne. ; 1 T.)e Rev. S. R. Guignard has been : ^ ! granted a month's vacation by St. ' 1 i Lukes Episcopal congregation. He 1 . n will spend August in UOitimDia. wniie Ms family will be at Saluda. X. (\ | v Dr. .1. H. Harms was at tae New-, ' berry college reunion Friday at Cam-; f eron. The State correspondent says I * Dr. Harms made a happy hit in his ad- ' dress. 3 a Mr. W. B. Cannon, Df Evinston, Fla., ^ i j was called to the bedside of his moth er, Mrs. T. C. Cannon, on acount of i I f ver critical illness. She is some- I I ? what improved. ' I r T.ie many friends of Mrs. J. H. Bax-; v ter will be glad to learn that she j n has returned fr the hospital and j p will rejoice with her devoted hus- j c band at her recovery. t f.\lrs. Frank G. 'Wright, accompanied by her little brother, T. W. Smith, left i Saturday for Greenwood to visit their j a hrnrher Mahon Smith. From there i t I they will visit at Modoc, where Mrs. | a Wright -formerly taught school. ^ Mr. Bruce Wallace and family, ac- s I companied by his brother, Mr. Paul d Wallace, came up Sunday morning 11 fr-cm Columbia in Mr. Bruce Wallace's a car, on a visit to 'Mrs. Wallace's par' ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson, re- v | turning home the same evening. ^ Mi. J. W. Hampton, w'hose head-'* 1 quarters are at Laurens, has been in j a i thp r-itv Mnd oountv hs tlie sDecial agent o:' tne Union Central Li'.'e In-! "V surance company of Cincinnati. It j d does "look like" there are enough in- L surance agents in Newberry. e Miss Nell Kohn entertained a number of her friends last Wednesday t evening in honor o. her house guests, e Miss Pansy Wallace, of Atlanta, Miss b Dessie Dean, of Saluda, and Miss Mary ; n T W71r*r\ a 7 dracnarifr r* err* c1 vr* ! T1 i_i 1/j/jIC ?? 15C, 4. 1 ACJ . 4 X w^i ^OO* ' games were played during the even- p ing. Prizes for highest score was w_n b by William Swittenberg, the consola- v tion going to Dr. A. J. Bedenbaugh. o Punch and ices were served.?The h State, 19th. s ??Ir. 0. A. Matthews was at the meeting of the Pharmaceutical asso- 17 ciation election president for the en- 0 suing term. Mr. Matthews is the son s of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Matthews o. ^ this county, and resides at Bennetts- u n ville Phis is a high and fitting tribute to merit and worth. We will say ^ as we uave several times before Lad cecasion to say, that they generally c pick a Xewberrian to head and lead a State association. ^ b VARIOUS ASD ALL ABOUT. * The county campaign cpens next v Tuesday, 28th. at Jolly Street. 'V I P lilt; IliliJMU is 1IUC (XI IUC UtlCl it uuusc g all the time. ^ Nothing to do, crops "laid by," Wife gone off and cvw gone dry. ?.Septus cor. Anderson Intelligencer. ;( t< The 'senatorial campaign party will ^ be in Laurens Wednesday, and a nip ^ and tuck time is expccted. Rev. Cronk will fill his app* int: u mem: at St. Lukes next Sunday i.nstead of at Mt. Pilgrim. s CVIr. Henry Russell, who was buried o at Prosperity Saturday, formerly lived s in Newberry. v \ The Arcade tneatre still draws the crowds. They like the arrangement o:' the lights. t .. _ . i: Mr. B. B. Hair is announced as a *; candidate 'lor magistrate for No. S : township. v If the ice plant had competition there wouldn't be any families left v without ice some days. r -\ r r? -i ^ _ ^ a f _ 11 ^ U ? ^ rJ .ur. j. suiiua, oi .vwuuuuu, auu j L Mrs. Sallie C. Bickley, of Little Moun- c tain, were married Sunday. f There was a alrge crowd at t'nt ^ opera house Saturday to hear the best ^ violin music ever heard in Newberry 1 and to see some thrilling pictures. I* Tie Ladies Aid society of tht' f C&urch of the Redeemer will meet at j r the home of Mrs. T. N. Parka Tues-1 day afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. T f Mr. E. B. Martin and Miss Same \ Johnston, . f Silverstreet, were mar- e -led on Wednesday, the loth, at the \ I % I fl ?us'.; River parsonage, by iSie Rev.f L I). I'.OvV.Ml, Tilt- uiinoi::i -? :n t o: S*vret:iry o State IJryari that he fa^oits woman 'n?;? i: uu; ano-h?*r r; .uiiKlcr ?>:' ;;r: iha: wari.an >s:;U'iaue is coniin.-. i: ynvi:X.'ws. i; looks t al \ ay. f There will he a pirnlc at t :c resiit net- c: Mr. .1. \\'. i*ri:!: ; ; >,. o:i \\Ydlesday, .Inly ~l'l. ai which, t.iere it- iJ )e a joint dilute between St. Phillips ii?d Jo ly Street at 11 o'clock, on "Wonan Suffrage S ould Be Beneficial." The need of the 1:ai 1 storm sr.f-, erers is great, much greater than is ikely to be supplied in full; but eery tt!e that may be contributed wi'.i lelp that much, and many small conributions will help much more.? i" rkvillo Enquirer. Siiv w uai you piease ajuui mu?iu^ )ictures, but some of tiieni are powerill temperance sermons and many iave g oil morals, teaching beneficial lessons. They are fascinating, ind in the large crowds seeing them j ire many of the best people of Xewlerry. ! T.e local postoffice has received : rom the United States civil service j ommission a schedule of the exami-j lations for fourth class postmasters,; rhich include such places as Whit- J nire, Kinards. Chappells. Silverstreet, ; ^maria, Little Mountain. Blairs, etc. i lee the postmasters for further par-1 iculars and blanks. i T.ie question of whether the city of | jiiirpns wpnts Tr> secure and nrovide ! , public park is now being placed be- j ore the citizens.?Laurensville Her-; .Id. It is to be hoped that the m.ve-j nent will be successful. The Herald ays t^.at "already several hundred j dollars have been subscribed and! here is every promise of the enKre:; mount being raised without delay." I T e reporter is indebted to two ; oung ladies in West Virginia for a j ox 01" flowers, gathered in a mcunl ain gorge at Blackwater falls. Taey i re fine speciments of the beautiful! Mountain Laurel," which is the West! 'irginia State flower. Our thanks are j lue Misses Maggie .Thomasson and | .pnore Henrv. The sift is annreciat- i d. / The up town merchants have rented i he Blease lot and are having it clean- j' d up to be used by t'ae public as a itching place. This is a wise movelent on tiie part of public spirited lerchants, arid their work will be apreciated by the people, and especially y the farmer's. It is a large and con- 1 enient lot, formerly containing the nee well known and popular Blease otel, the place extending from Main treet to B. A. Havird's stables. Brown, Hipp and Swittenberg have , loved to the old R. C. Williams' stand n the corner this side .of Mower's j , arage. The place was last'used by j Tr f H Snmmor us 'a fnrnifnrp ?tOrp ' ntil >'.ie removed his stcck to his new j lace of business. The building was j itely bought by Mr. Julius J. Lang- | )rii, wto has had is fixed up in fine ; ondition, and it is a capital place j ir just such ? business as is run by i tie .irin of Brf.wn, Hipp and Swittenerg. , Bryan makes statement on treaty 1 1 /% C? T"> ?%?. n ? rt*\rtoTrr? fr\r I ! 1111 V^UlUlUUlit. ?>I V <3.11 spcai\3 uui | otes for women. Bryan talks on * iexican affairs. You read in tne daily apers etery day something of what < tryan says and does, showing how j usv he is and h :w great he is, and < \ et some newspaper editors seem to;: ave a mania for criticising him, the i Dremost American citizen. Compared . ; 3 him they are as the light of the j: ttle tallow candle to that of tie blaz- ! i ig sun. |' i Clerk of 0:urt Goggans has s'own j s an interesting photograph which! enator Tillman had enlarged and 1, ent him to be placed in the clerk's i ffice. "so tjiat South Carolinians may j ee for a hundred years i.t least just' -hat the old man now rassing away j ad to endure to overcome, and re- j tore decent government in South Car- ' lina." It is a photograph of the no-1 orious "ringed, st 'iked and striped"! pgis'ature of 18bS. and in to.e group j the familiar figure of Joe Boston,! /ho hailed from Newberry. \ Want to know the name of the man vno win oe me ne.\u guvemur ui j >outh Carolina? Here is a little mzzlegrapu that may help you. The; lame of the next governor is c-n- j eaW in this sentence: "The smart ox jump over the back of the lazy log." Fisure it out for vourself.? I Georgetown Times. All that we can i igure out is that the name of Robert ( L Cooper is concealed in the sentence md that it spells no other candidate or governor. And lo, Bob Cooper's lame leads ail the rest. In all ages and countries some weak ninded boys have been influenced by vild novels.- Tftousanas or gooa men everywhere read the same stories! ?'h?n they were boys;. In the same I iiNi:. ;< ! a f-'-'-v ')'>>* s 'ay !) ? inrluen^ I a :n vie against tie lima sands r h t re : :>!. u'aa. r.m yea Jo a'..oat : A a .-v '.1 mir. ':oy has a ten i--a;-> t v ards v.'a.. war-i..??>>. wi.ei < : or a . ,-v r : a \::ue- navel ? r >? moviag : ; . ir i- aon> in , : (>! : a; :solxr son- of a drunk .:t rr. or ? ? t.H* drunken .-c:-.- i \ s !* i < r. A .scientist in wri:;n? about t i.:y.stcrir> of nature, says t!.? grc sun Capella would "bun: us up in second i we should go within luu.o miles of it." Well, as for us we doi care to try the experiment, and won much rather stay in Xowberry ev with t!v t.iermometer at 10-< rath than fly to t' e ills of Oapella whc t"i/-k comi, tr-ioti f is:t tha tPmilPT ti:re is 10.000. \VKv,w! The.se scie tists know so much. They say C 1 elia is the brilliant white star n low down in the northwest right i ter nightfall, about 230,000.000 of mil away, a hundred times brighter a: hotter than our own familiar, ere day sun, old Sol. Thmk of it, ai cease repining. CO N GHESSIO > A L C A HP AIGX Will Be Held At Newberry Next Mo ua/ IV?M .TlillU k5licrv. The congressional campaign me* ing will bo held in Xewberry ne Monday. T e speaking will be in En Main street where the senatorial ca didates spoke. The meeting will op* at. 10 m There are four candidates for ca gress: Hon Wyatt Aiken, Mr. Frc H. Dominick. Mr. F. 'S. Evans, ai Mr. John Horton. The candidates w be in charge of the same receptii committee that had charge of the se atorial candidates. The campaign as outlined by t various county chairmen is as '.1: lows: Newberry, Monday, July 27. Greenwood, Tuesday, July 28. Abfbeville, Wednesday, July 29. Anderson, Thursday, July 30. Wal':alla, Friday, July 31. Pint-one Qatlirr?J?V 1 BARBECIE AT POMAKIA Candidates for Supervisor Especli! lmited to Speak?All Other Candidates Invited. A barbecue will be served at P maria mi Friday by Messrs. Walt and George Richardson. This is tl first of the season in this section ] is ahead of the regular schedule b especial arrangements will be mafor t;':e candidates t3 present th ao/-.V> <-?i n H i rl nto will Vio sHv/ v ic a au'a tuv/n vuiiu*uu^v ?. *** 0. 20 minutes. The candidates for supe visor are especially invited to expre fieir views but all candidates will given an opportunity. H. H. Bleas Esq., will act as presiding officc Everybody is invited and a good di tier is assured. The Clousli Case. On July 17, the supreme cou landed down a decision affirming tl circuit court in the case of W. Clough against Western Union Tel graph company. This case grew o :>f the lolloping facts: h Clough was an operative in tl Oakland cotton mills and his broth( Henry Clough, was an operative the cotton mm at ivvaiterDor j, o. Edward Clough. a child of Hen Clough, died and his father tel graphed to W. C. Olousjh ?Ms 'fact ai askedjiim to attend the funeral. T telegraph company transmitted ai delivered the telegram marked comins: fr'm Waterloo. 3. C., inste; Df Walterboro, S. 0., and for tbis re son W. C. Cloush was deprived fro attending funeral. This case was tried before Jud; Shi up and a jury at the Xo remix 1013, term of the court of commi pleas for Newberry. The jury retur eci a verdict for $570.00 in favor of t plaintiff. A motion was made to s the verdict aside, wftich motion w overruled and an appeal was taken rhe supreme court, resulting as :er inbe'ore stated. . lough wafi repr senterl bv Messrs Rlease & FUease. ai the company by Messrs. Hi nt. Hn & Hunter. Death of a Younsr Man. Mr. Oscar Foik, son of Dr. and Mi .J. wm. f oik,- oi jaiapa, uieu u- i phoid fever a!:ter a ninth's illness, the home of his parents, on Saturd; morning at 7 o'clock, aged 18 yeai and was buried at ^osemont Sund; noon, service by the Rev. Bobe Smit All hearts are touched witfa t] tenderest sympathy for the herein 5?nd hrotaers and sisters the young man \vh: has been taki in the bloom of youth to make vacant place in a circle of 14 c'-il ren, the nrst death to ')reak the ha iyiii'jss of a devoted family. * . .i ' TOM \Tt> ('!.! !5 K()!:K. ;l? PI-M.C <>: f'?o Work <?: .)- The T?matto (iirN at l'rovperit}, a inlau Jniv iM. As announced in hi:-: w ; . n . v.? . .1 'In ;> pi: <*; uiius i i in J w: tj-.i;. :k-.m riiuay, July 1!1 * 14. Th<* Prosperity Tomato v b a".i ti'J 1 -'!< sci< :? v v:*ir'3 \v 1 *! ne ? ; m clu j girls of .ho county. We promise vou a pleasant dav. ali we a ask of vou is to be on hand. 00 j-j. s T ie meeting will be held ou th-1 jj.j school grounds just in front of th > cn <i mestic science room. Work will be- ; er gin at 11 o'clock. All girls are re-1 re quested to bring pencils and note a_ books. u. assure all the girls that it will 1 a- be a day well spent, so come and bring w , uii, and ii'iCiius. ur_ | Fannie J?. Holloway, es ; County Demonstration Agent. " LITTLE MOUVHUN KEIMOX ry ; nd Will Be Held first Friday iu August j Tiie speeches and the J?peakers. ? i. j .Little Mountain, July 20.?The an- j fl" nual Newberry college reunion will be: ! peid ai tills place oa Friday, August!< ! i. ino welcome address will be maue J j'oy Au-ur l>. Ljndier. President J. j xt Henry Harms of tae college, and the I' ! Rev. H. A. McCo.i^uga and F. W.: ; !1~ i (Jappleinann, Lsp., 01 Columbia, will L>n j L>j ine speakers \cr the occasion. n- >o. d Township Association. -fl- /\ ft f /x n?r* i *\ iw!nn/lr>ir O r? V* a! ( JL uc i>U. <7 cuwiiaiiiy ouuuaj j ? [1C*? association will meet at Mt. PilgramJ^ j Lutaeran church, next Sunday, .July j 3n | ^t). The following names have been i n" I added to ue programme as heretofore j published: Rev. J. W. Carson, Rev. T. he, H. Garrett, Prof. Jno. Taylor, J. C. -1- | Brooks, J. L>. Quattlebaum <ind .Mrs. j J. S. Derrick. Everyj-dy inviieu. Uinj ner will be served on tne giounus. W. C. Dominick. i The Reporter Complimented. j Everybody doesn't ('but some peo; pie) think that the reporter can stay in the otfice attending to some of tne inside workings of the big plant and yet see all who go and come. Every ly | now and then ie is accosted with the ! :emark that "you can mention other j people but -never seem to know when j any of my idks leave cr return." o- feonie don't want to be nociced, while er ethers don't caie, but those who think he the reporter knows of the mo.ements ad oi everybody all the time pay him a ut very high but unintended compliment, de If the reporter made it his especial iir business to be out for that line of sn work he could fill columns to tue ex- " r- elusion of more important matter, ss Getting up the personals is just a litbe tie side line, caught up wliile the re>e, porter is af.ter more important fcJings. " ;r. He always appreciates it when told n- o? those coming and going. He couldn't afford to leave out any item on purpose. Sometimes he forgets and occasionally it is crowded out, lost or accideiitlly omitted. But he '.eels r* complimented that some people think, * ae -r seem to think that he is smart : C. enouga to know when and where everybody goes and when t'-ey all relit f m r?n It is on a par with the man who he thinking the reporter knows?.r ir, snould know?everything (just bein cause he is a-newspaper man) proC. ceeds to ask him questions that couldry n't be answered even by-tl e men \\h^ I e_ ?et up the list on the exai lination *3 ,ers for teachers or st Jdents?and some of those questions couldn't be answered off hand by Solomon if he as were here now. Forget it all. ad a" Welcoming1 t:s the Bridegroom's Home. 111 j In announcing the narriage o" Mr. Henry Xeal Blair, of Boone, X. C., to Miss Martha Lee Sligii, -of Dyson, the ;r* Boone Democrat, of last week con311 tained the following: 11 "Mr. and Mrs. Blair are nr.-w in | he j Asheville, but will arrive Saturday ' ) evening, where a reception will be s : srivpn them at the ideal home of < vlr. t0 ( and Mrs. George H. Blair, parents of 0-1 . . the groom. Xeil is one or' Watuaga s oi choicest young men, and the bride is j known to many of our people, having | taught in the A. T. S. three years ago, w..en, by her charming traits of character she made friends of all with wiaom she came in contact. In behalf :s. of their many friends, the Democrat y- extends hearty congratulations and at best wishes." ay ] :s, CITIZENS MEETING. ay ;h. The annual meeting of tjhe citizens lie cf Xevvbe?*iv -school district to hear . ed the repon of the trustees will be held J of in the court house Tuesday, July 28bh, 511 1914, at 10 o'clock a. m. a All persons interested in the schools ? ? ? '** V?,\ an ^ u di e titgcu i.u uc count. P- W. A. McSwain, Chairman 3oird of Trustees. > FWBERKL LOYALS WILL HOLD MEETING \nui:al l.itHe Mountain Celebration r>*i!I Take Place on flu* 1 ir*t Ffalai in \iiiTU>?. i.'.it- annual 1 1 tie Mountain celebration of Xcwhciry colVgv alum:;:. nMe.it> and friends will be hold this year on the lirst Friday in August. This celebration always attracts U'rge numbers of visitors. At least ">.000 neonle arp exnerteri fhis vear. special trains being run from Columbia and from Newberry. '* - J m SPECIAL NOTICES. One Cent a Word. No ad- 4 vertisement taken for lesa than 25 cents. Lost?Leather case with fountain pen ^ and pencil. Reward if returned to this office. When in need of automobile transfer \ call ph.ne 369-2 rings. B. I. Hodge. 7-14-16t. ? Pea* Wanted?See us at once. Summer Bros. 5 or 6 doses 666 will break any case of Fever or Chihs. Price, 25 cents. The Famous Old Hickory Wagonpronounced 99 3-8 per cent, perfect by Samuel Ray, the farmer conducting the U. S. experiment station at M Oregon, 111. For sale by Johnson- Mm JlcCraekin Co. X' 7-14-tf. TO Wanted ?To buy olti libraries, old and* second-hand b^oks, large or smallquantities, also ver^ old newspapers, steel engraving? and fire arms. Ye Old Book Shop, 118 Patton Avenue, Ashevillefi N. C. 7-lCMt. On the first of August Dr. G. W., Connor leaves Newberry :o make his j home in Greenwood. If you 'have any work to be dore in his line please call at his office and he wil take pleasure in giving your \jyes a thorough test. All examinations without charge from noW on until he leaves here for Greenwood. 7-7-td. ? ?r Fresh Brfead Dully from two different bakeries, fruits, vegetables, crack ers plain and sweet of all varieties, canned goods of every description; iin fact, everything kept in an upto-date grocery storg,\ with fresh meats also. W. H. Lominack & Son. 7-7-3t. i T. Boyd Jacobs?Graduate veterinarian, Newberry, S. C. Phones 2 and 257. 7-3-4t / Wanted?At. once, vounar men for au- / s ' - I t^mobile business. Big pay. We . make you expert in ten weeks by 9 mail. Pay us after we secure you - M position. American Automobile In- J stitute, Los.Angeles, Cal. 7-3-10t \ ' Just Received car Ell wood Wire Fencing nnv hpi^ht from 24 fr> :>8 and 2 to 12 inch mesh. Also wire gates. Johnson-McCrackin Co. i i. ??? Wanted?Active representatives in A every community earn from $50 to $150 monthly representing the on^|^ magazine published in the interjBJilifi o? Southern women. An extraord^HSlB nary liberal proposition for ambi-^Hm tious people. Turn your spare mo- ^ 1 ments into dollars. Write for full particulars today. Southern Wo- J man's Magazine, Nashville, Tenn. |l| Fuggies and Wagons?To make room J for nearing shipments we are sell- H ing Rock Hill buggies and Pied- V mont wagons at greatly reduced ^ prices. Special prices on Cane seed also. Let us show you our stock. 'We guarantee satisfaction. Purcell & Scott. 5-8-tf. 5 or 6 doses 666 will break any case Fever or Cii'iit'. Price. 25 cents. k " n ; _ ? ur: nv :n A Jiy rerciun jsuuiuu rrn wm his stand this seasen at Quattlebaum's stable, Prosperity. Fee $20. B. L. Miller. 4-3-tf. WASTED?several nogs weighing about 100 to 125 pounds. See us before you sell any kind of cattle or 1 hogs. The Cash Grocery, tl. M. Lan? A & Co. Phone 110 or 212. Ml 9-5-tf. Poultry Wanted?Hens 10 cents per c5 pound; frying 17 l-2c. Highest prices for eggs. Player & Graham. 9-12-tf. Plants For Sale?(Winter cabbage, mat r\ Kpp<- r?nrrr>t Vale lettuce. iAiWW, W V'^Vj WM*? ?vy uwo. ? , , okra, prize taker onion, oyster plaiit, parsley, parsnip, hot and bell peppers; prices reasonable. Phcne or call Newberry Hotel, C. P. Pelhara. 6-23-tf. /