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Nr ? 1. Sold. 2. ^Five-room cottage, g lots on Milligan Stre 6. Nine-room residence conveniences. 7. Two lots on McKink I 9. 101 acres land, near the Hilliary Gary pi I . Newberry to Laurei I. house, one three-roo ! room tenant house. 12. Sold. v ! 14. House and lot on Ca 15& 252 acres land betwe convenient to churcl location on Piedmor some of the best fan this. 16. 268 acres land, nine eigriL-ruum resilience four-room tenant ho saw timber. 3 7. Five-room cottage on lights and city water v 18. Sold. 20. Six-room dwelling w and city water. Vei business. 21. Four-room cottage o nice lot and conveni 22. J?igiit-room resident conveniences. One city. , 23. House and lot on Co] and the lot itself is > ; * ? h 2A. Ninerroom: residence High Point. Very la bought at a bargain. >;25. Sold. . -26. Six-roam dwelling w lights and city water J * , u CHlLDK?.OTd LI AI rRUURAm i i AT PINE PLEASANT J ??- is The following is the program1 rendered by the children at Child- j ren's Day exercises at Pine Pleasant ( on last Sunday. March?Onward Christian Soldiers ; I Doxology. | Prayer. ; I Recitation?Jack Stone, M. L. ! Long, Kate Bouknight, Frank Cole- j I man. J ( Song?Morning Light is Breaking, j Recitation?Give the Children a j Chance.?Fred Force. j ( Recitation?Wave Little Leaves? j Little folks. Recitation?God Will Understand i ?Margarite Kempson. i 1 Recitation?Two Little Rosebuds | ?Lou Frances Coleman. s Recitation?Children's Day Chain ?Large girls. Song?Far, Far Away. j ( ^ Recitation?The Birds? Wayman ; and Brunson Coleman. Recitation?Let the Children I /""/-NTYIO "Ellis. , V/V/iliV ? Recitation?Bible Verses and I Think When I Read That Sweet Story?Little Folks. g. Recitation?So Will I?Annie g Recitation? Jolly Bells? Sara M Bouknight. jj Recitation?We Are little Sol- ^ diers?Johnson Stone. js Recitation?How Can I Be a Sol- p dier?Ashley Long. y Prayer. Song?Am I a Soldier of the j Lloss. Pantomime?Faith and Hope? g Clifford, Grace, Frank and M. L. s Coleman. ? S'.gn of the Cross?Large Girls. 2 Recitation?Going to Sunday j School?Lou Frances and Brunson Coleman. j ^ Recitation :? Little Builders? i HHHHaMnddMHnnMnBMM arden, city water, two large et. on Glenn Street with all jy Heights, 50x100 feet. Kinards, known as part of ace. on the Main road from is. One four-room tenant >m tenant house, one twoAt the low price of $3,000. ,ldwell Street. sen Gary's and Kinards, very ties and schools. Desirable it Highway. If you want ning land in the country see s miles from Newberry, one j, good barn and crib, two uses, good well and plenty Mayer Avenue with electric . Good lot and weli located. ith large lot,'electric lights y convenient to schools and n Harrington Street. Extra ently located. * Oi A _ 11 B on lviam street wiui an of the best locations in the liege Street; very convenient vorth the price of both. , with all conveniences in rge lot and this place can be ith three acres land, electric , on Harris Street. i /k ' AV dayman Coleman. Recitation?Only a Song?Mildred Jheppard. Sons:?Only a Beam of Sunshine. Recitation?So Will We?Pattie I Coleman and Little Folks. Kecitaton?Lessons for Children's )ay?Geneva Kempson. Recitation?Grandma's Children's )ay?Callie Long. Recitation?Life's Garden?Wil>ur Long, George Black, Frank L'oleman. Song?Little Sowers. Recitation?Legend of Cathay? jia rorce. Collection. Prayer. Recitation?Little Things?Mamie tfaynard. Recitation?Shall We Give Our selves to Jesus??May Belle Minick. Duet?Slighted Strangers. The Ten Commandments?Large jirls. Announcements. Star Spangled Banner. "ftonoHiptinn The Imperative Mood. When Gen. Leonard Wood was a mall boy he was called up in the rammar class. The teacher said, Leonard, give me a sentence, and re'll see if we can change it to the nperative mood." "The horse draws he cart," said Leonard. "Very good, fow change the sentence to an im nv\ " coirl "unnnc i Clctlivc. Uti uyj J 0 Vood. A locomotive and three coaches n which about 100 miners were pas;engers jumped the track in Pennsylvania, ran on the ties a little way 1 tnd then pumped back on the track j igain. Teacher?"Now what is the high- j ?? ;. form of animal life?" Child?"The giraffe, ma'am/' 28. Vacant lot on Friem residence lots in the c 29. Four-room cottage ( convenient to schools 30. Six-room dwelling pr; at a very reasonable ] 32. 780 acres land 12 mi] idence and good ten oil land. 34. 65 acres land on pub Whitmire, known as timber on the place t< 35. 335 acres land, one i tenant houses, four t tages, good pasture, \ ber. This is a fine p can live in the count] of city schools and co 36. 100 acres land with i barn, cotton house, j water, convenient to s j Church. 37. 100 acres land in No room dwelling, barn small pasture with ru 45 acres lard open. River Church. 38. 100 acres land in Nc Lane, one four-room * 10 acres open land, enough on this place 1 39. Six-room dwelling w: r 1 3 _ 1 J ; _ acre 01 iana, eiectric tomobile house in His at the right price. 40. 19714 acres land, kn ton place, in No. 6 To dence, one three-roor houses, good barn, s water and spring, go< open land, balance in . Bi Uooa Appeme. Pittsburg Chronicle. "How did your husband's gardening turn out?" "Not well so far," responded the serious woman. "The preliminary out door work gave him such an appetite that he ate the potatoes instead of planting them." Boomerang Cigar. Boston Transcript. "Phew! How can you smoke such cigars as this one you've given me?" "I can't. That's the one you handed me yesterday." Some Specialist. Yonkers Statesman. Bacon?What's his business? Egbert?He's an egg specialist. "I was told he was a detective." "He is. He can detect a bad egg when he sees one." "Did you order the heat turned off just as our guests began to arrive?" asked Mrs. Cumrox, sternly. "I did," replied her husband. "I'm strong for this dress reform. People who come to my house are going to cover up their shoulders."?Washington Star. C. D.. ..(to, prisoner)?You are charged with doing bodily harm to Corporal Muggins by throwing a bayonet at him. What have you to say? Prisoner?I'm sorry I'm not guilty, sir. I?I missed him.?London Opinions. Artistic Mrs. Gadspur. Birmingham Age-Herald. "What kind of a woman is Mrs. Gadspur? "Essentially artistic." "How's that?" "The family fly-swatter is adorned with a bow of pink ribbon." I n; i Street. One of the best ity or a good garage lot. >n Caldwell Street. Very and close in for $1,600.00. art.ir.ftllv new in Hiffh Point price. es from Newberry, one resant houses. Plenty timber ilic road from Newberry to the Renwick place. Enough d pay for the land. nile from city limits; seven >arns, two four-room cot)lenty wood, some saw timlace for a home where you ry and have all advantages liege. i five-room residence, small ?ood pasture with running schools and near Bush River . 6 Township with threewith four stables; shed, nning water, plenty timber, Ahnnt. two miles from Bush >. 5 Township, near Gary's dwelling, small barn, about balance in timber. Wood :o pay for it. ith large pantry, over an lights, small barn and aurh Point. Well located and ? own as the Davenport Patwnship, one four-room resin and one two-room tenant mall pasture with running 3d well. About 75 acres in l timber. UR1 mm mmk mmmmmmmmmmmmmmammwmmmmmmmm Gassed. Stray Stories. "Mr. Banks," complained Mrs. Terrell. "I ordered a dozen fresh eggs." "Yes?" inquired the grocer. "Have not they been sent to you? | "You sent me nine eggs," declared ! the irate customer, "and three poison j gas bombs." i ????? Speaking of Father | Life. | Mother?"No, Ethel, a visit to the | seashore is out of the question this year. Your father carrt afford it." "Mother, has it ever occurred to you that father could work harder if < he tried?" "Yes," said the specialist as he stood at the bedside of the sick pur- i chasing agent, "I can cure you." [ "What will it cost?" asked the sick man faintly. J "Ninety-five dollars." |] "You'll nave to snaae yuu: pucc ? little replied the purchasing agent, "I have a better price from the under- ] taker." j "How did that actress ever secure . an engagement, I wonder?" < | "Why, didn't you read about it? j She applied to a manager who refused to listen to her and she shot him. Then she had several offers."?Flori- < da Times-Union. 1 i i j "Do you think only of me?" mur- i mured the bride. "Tell me that you think only of me." t "It's this way," explained tjne : groom gently. "Now and then I have jto think of the furniture." j] I "How fat and well your little boy j | looks." | "Ah, you should never judge from j j appearances. He's got a gumboil on ; one side of his face and he has been ; I stung by a wasp 011 the other." i % "fe w% ** U1S 41. 212l/o acres on the Balf Newberry, 170 acres in wood. This has a good houses, barn, crib and ( mile from schools. 43. 102 acres land, two mi] four-room and one threebarn, well and pasture, vation, balance in pastui 44. 140 acres larfd in No. 6 r with four rooms aiid a h; three stables, automobile at the right price. 45. 234 acres land, eight mil No. 8 Township, one si three-room tenant hous* wells and spring. Twenl 46. 86 4-10 acres, three mil( berry, one four-room d1 tenant house, three out-] ture. 47. 141 6-19 acres, the Hil] nice residence and out-bi good farm and desirably Highway. 48. 350 acres land adjoinin Suber, three tenant housi timber, 30 acres in pasti 49. Five-room cottage on Vii If you are interested in bu: glad to have you call to see r I represent some of the Be panies and would be glad to v I write Automobile Insurant T wruilH likp tn hiiv 1 0 to 5 ton MmSto^ " I negotiate loans on Good Street Property at Six Per Ce ten years with a small payme: mi* Wishful Waiting. \ Detroit News. Small Edward was spending the afternoon with his aunt in the suburbs. After he had been at play for a time | he said: "Aunt Beatrice, mama said I wasn't to ask you for a piece of cake ! but she didn't tell me not take it if ; you offered it to me." i "Mr. Banks," complained Mrs. Ter rell, "I ordered a dozen fresh eggs." j "Yes?" inquired the grocer. "Haven't they been sent to you?" j "You sent me nine eggs," de- j ' " * ' - * < 1 xl * clared tne irate customer, ana tnree | poison-gas bombs."?Stray Stories. Mrs. Bacon?As I came up the I street I saw the policeman on his i beat with his arm round a lamp post, j Cook?Yes, ma'am, that's a way j lie has when he's thinking of me, i ma'am.?London Tit-Bits. "We must not be a nation of shop-1 keepers," said the man of generous ideals. "No. But while these luxury taxes are on we can't avoid being a nation :>f bookkeepers."?Washington Evening Star. A Montana man has invented a chicken coop equipped with apparatus that drops a spot of coloring matter on a hen's back to show when she has laid an egg. She?I suppose you are a iover of | music? He?Oh, yes; but you can go on) playing just the same.?Pearson's j Weekly. I i ??? W. F. Norton, of Liberty, Maine,, has a pet robin that follows him i about the field while he is planting j and weeding, he says, and picks up J the worm? that he uncovers. J /1 f ? f ast road, 14 miles from cultivation, balance in t . dwelling, two tenant cotton house and is one ies from Newberry, one room tenant house, good About 60 acres in culti e and timber. rownship, two dwellings all each, good barn with ! shed. This is good land I es south of Newberry, in ! x-room residence, three : > ;s, barn, two cribs, two ty acres in pasture. >s northwest from Newwelling, one three-room buildnigs, well and pastry Gary Home Place, it* rrn. _ i Hidings, inis is an extra t located on. Piedmont g lands of Mr. Chas. 5S, plenty wood and saw ire, at the right price. icent Street. ping a home I would be UV/? V I ist Fire Insurance Com mte your fire insurance.le for Less. !0 shares Newberry CotTT1_ T 3 3 r arm Lanu una mam nt., running from five to nt each year. u J I Well Named. "The convicts who escaped went through this window, where the bars are filed." "Then if the jail had only been the postoffice, that would have been the general delivery window." The Other Side. "I'll have to hand it to your wife for that beautiful bonnet she's bought." "That's all right for you to hand it .. to her, "but Fve got to foot the bill." Latest or Last ? ' -7? Edinburgh Sootsman. - ?<& Alice?"It's quite a secret, but I was married last toeek to Dick Gay." Jane?"Indeed, I should have thought you'd be the last person in the world to marry him." Alice?''Well, I hope I am." Among the various uses of cocoanut oil in India is its application as a mange cure for dogs, for which purpose it is said to be very effective. _ I She?You ought to be ashamed of stealing a kiss. He?You're equally guilty. You. received the stolen goods.?London Tit Bits. Four houses to every 1,000 feet of street will hereafter be necesssary for the acceptance of a new street in the city of Auburn, Maine, according to a vote last week of the; city council. To wrear your old coat is like a gentleman; to hitch your wagon to the old horse if no star is handy? that is wholesome philosophy.?Bliss Pery. More man 143 woras a minute high speed wireless telegraphy tests.