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NG THE DISPENSARY OUT erry, Spartanburg, Colleton and Others to Hold Elections. s and Courier. lumbia, June 20.-Three other ties, in which the movement to the out dispensaries, is taking nite shape, having been definitely rd from as to the progress of the rk that is being done. Yesterday orts were prii:ed from a number counties indicating the situation t this particular time. The three fol owing notes will be of interest as in dicating the general movement that is now in progress: The correspondent from Newberry writes: Newberry Enthusiastic. "In reply to your inquiry as to the proposed election of dispensary, I would say: "The dates for the election will have to be fixed by the supervisor; but the petitions will be presented to him on the 24th, and it is expected that the election will take place about the last of July or the first of August. "The movement is getting on splen didly. Already more than a thousand signatures have been presented, and the work of the committee is not nearly done-at the end of the week it is confidently expected there will be more than fifteen hundred signa tures. The registered vote of the county is about three thousand. Very few persons decline to sign the pe tition. As to the names of the mosi active workers-the list would be toc long, but the following may be m:n tioned: G. F. Long, R. T. C. Hunter Jno. C. Neel, A. C. Jones, Burr Stock man, J. B. Fellers, W. I. Herbert, D 0. Wilson, J. T. Thornton, J. Wm Smith, W. H. Sanders. "The prospects now are that th< county will go against the dispensar3 by an overwhelming vote." System in Spartanburg. The Spartanburg situation is re ported to be as follows: "Jas. H. Carlisle, Jr., is the chair man of the committee to get petition. for election on dispensary question. The registration lists carry abou ao,ooo names. The petitions. hav 2,6oo. But the duplicates and de ceased are on the registration lists They have never been corrected When a voter dies no note is made of t.hi precinct pofl list. When ont -moves from one precinct to anothe: 'his name may appear on two lists It is believed that the Io,ooo wil shrink as much as Zenophon's tei fhousand did, and that there are real jy not more than 6,ooo bona fide reg istered voters in the county. The pe titions wvill be sent out to the pre .'incts in order that they may be com -pared with the list of living regis -tered voters. They wish to be sure they are right before they go ahead So you may see that the day of elec -tion is in the future. Count on Colleton! From Colleton comes this state -ment of the situation: We have not exactly decided *o -what date we .will hold the electioi ~respecting the dispensary, or no di's -pensary, but presume that it will b< held some time in July at a time whea it wuIl be most convenient for the peo pie in the rural district to attend th< election. The petitions are being cir culated in the county, and, judgini from the common reports. we are o the opinion that we have the require< number of signatures at this time. Capt. H. D. Padgett and J. G. Pad gett were the orignators of the ide in this county, and are pushing th petitions for all they are worth. think it is a safe estimate to say tha there is not one .man in ten, who doe not speak in favor of moving the dis pensaries from the county, and offer ing their services in the fight for th< removal of this gigantic fraud. I be lieve that when the election is held the votes will go five to one, in favo: of removing the dispensaries. A. K. A call has been issued in Andersoi for a public meeting to be held on th, 3rd day of July for the purpose of or ganizing the prohibition fcrces of th< county, looking to holding an electio, on voting out the dispensary. Mr. Jacob T. Barron, of Columbia has been elected Imperial Oute: Guard of the Imperial Council of th4 S-. Pauls Items. We had the pleasure of visiting in the St. Paul's cmmunity last Sat urday and Sunday. We had the pleasure of hearing a good sermon by Rev. R. E. Livings ton, a former member of St. Paul's church. The following announcements were made by Pastor Sligh: That he (Rev. J. A. Sligh) would preacrh at Macedonia churdh on the fourth Sun day in July; at Mt. Tabor church on the second Sunday in July; at Mrs. Susanna Koon's on the first Sunday in July in the aftronn Also that t.e ladies of the Mi:icnary societ will give a Name Party at the parson age, at St. Pauls on July 12th at 8p. m. Every body is invited. I give the words of the invitation as gotten up -a sack is attached: A name party is given to you, 'Tis somethf-g novel as well as new; The invitation is with the sack, For use in bringing or sending back. A penny for every letter in your name. We would greatly appreciate the same;, If you would be .exceedingly nice Just go through the operation twice. On July 12th, exactly at eight We will meet you at the parsonage gate From then until the hour grows late We'll entertain you in a way that's great. Among the things we promise to do Is. that ice cream and cake we give to you, So be on hand that Wednesday night And help a good couse, if you wish to do right. Signed-Woman's Home and For eign Missionary Society of St. Paul's church, Pomaria, S. C. The mmebers and friends of old St. Paul's are going to unite their efforts in remodeling and beautifying the church before the meeting of the South Carolina Synod. Committees have been appointed to cooperate and to have work commence at an early day. Soliciting committee: G. B. Aull, B. Btdenbaugh, E. S. Sheely, J. D. Lorick, J. W. Richardson, J. A. C. Kibler, Rev. J. A. Sligh. Building- committee: Rev. J. A. Sligh, G. B. Aull, J. D. Sheely, T. A. Epting, E. M. Sheely, 3. B. Beden rbaugh. TEACHER WANTED. The patrons of Vaughnville school -will meet on the 1st Saturday of July, 1905, to elect a teacher for our next school term. All applications must be sent to the undersigned trustees. C. A. Brooks, W. S. Atchison. June 7, 1905. 'NOTICE. We will gum and file gins for the public at a reasonable price. We have the latest gummer and filer, and 1guarantee satisfaction. Little Mountain Oil Mill Co. J. B. Derrick, Prest. SLittle Mountain, S. C. A woman never considers herself to be properly dressed in the even Sing if she has on enough to be cloth fed. * We want you to try the refined, lasting perfumes ' made in California. Cut this ad out and present it 'with 10 cents and your narne and address to ay druggist in this city. It 0 entitles you to * 25 cents worth Rieger's California Pedfumes--they are true flower odors--made where The Charleston merchants, wh( -o- went as delegates to the Grocers' con ,x- vention at Norfolk, were dressed it re- white cotton suits to emphasize th< rip fact that the extended use of cottor .in for making bags could also be en n, larged by using it as a suiting mater 10 ial, and thus give the farmers a chanc< rst to grow all the cotton they wished to and in this w-.y give them a marke he for their product independent of an: degree of over production. Season Tickets Via. C., N. & L. The Columbia, Newberry and Laur ill ens railroad offers Season Tickets t( ct the following points, limited unti iry October 31st, ::9o5: ast Asheville, N. C. $7.05 nd Alexander 7.35 hs. Arden 6.75 led Biltmore 7.00 at Brevard 7.90 Flat Rook 6.30 Fletchers 6.65 Hendersonville 6.40 Hot Springs 8.oo Murphy II.30 Saluda 6.oo Swannanot 7.35 i- Tryon 5.60 yer Waynesville 7.80 nd Lake Waccamaw 9.30 ng Wrightsville 11.70 rry Carolina Beach 11.55 Georgetown 8.30 Conway 10.10 Isle of Palms 7.90 Sullivans Island 7.90 Waterloo 1.95 Cross Hill '.95 Glenn Springs 4.45 Spartanburg 4.10 Greenville 4.05 Parties wishing to purchase tickel to points beyond Spartanburg wi be please notify me before the trains ar on due, that I may arrange to have tici iles ets ready on their arrival. or For schedules or further inform: tion phone or write, J. W. Denning, Agent. Phone No. 82. When Wanting Son the Drink he l GEO. D S' HEADQUAR All Tetley's Tea, t in Asparagus Tips, . French Peas, Apricots, Grated anid Sliced Pinea Shrimp, Salmon, s. Roast Mutton, Chipped and R4 French Sardi sell Codfish Ba ing Deviled Tongue, Lunch Gelantiue and Jello ruly Is Your Bat are, . If it is not, don't you thi rom into conditions, and remodel o ter-You cannot have too mai ae self and family, especially th plumbing is as dangerous to th< une is beneficial. 'Better by far to first than for doctor bills resulting :ri p.. >nal rate/ mne Unquestionably the best In- famous "Sttad" Porcelain E p)o- is unconditionally guaranteed b our showrooms. A confereno the Mnnadion, vor BOI -" . C. DAVIS, Special Excursion. The Charleston & Western Cai lina railroad will run a special e cursion to Charleston, S. C. and i turn on June 21-22, 1905. Round ti fare from Laurens only $2.75. Tr< leaves Laurens at 12 o'clock, no' returning leaves Charleston at o'clock, p. M., June 22, 1905. Fi: class service. Quick Schedule. Make up your party and visit t South's most splendid Seashort Sullivan's Island and Isle of Palms TEACHER WANTED. The patrons of O'Neall School v meet on Saturday, July 8th, to el< a teacher for said school. Sala $40 per month. Term will begin lI of September or 1st of October a continue for six or seven mont: All applications should be forward to any one of the undersigned, Prosperity, R. F. D. No. i. J. S. Harmon, J. W. Wise, Pat. W. Shealy, Board of Trustees Week End Rates, C., N. & L. Commencing June 3rd, and conti: ing until and itclu:ing Septemi 2nd, T905, the follcwing week-e rates will be on sale to the followi points, via the Columbia, Newbe: and Laurens, railroad to Isle of Palms, $5.15 Sullivans Island 5.15 Charleston 5.15 Wilmington 5.15 Waterloo 2.00 Cross Hill 2.00 Glenn Springs 2.10 Spartanburg' 2.10 Greenville 2.10 White Stone 2.10 Tickets to the above points will sold on aSturdays -good to return the following Tuesdays, for schedt a:id further information telephone write, J. W. Denning, Agen NOTICE OF SUBSCRIBERS MEETING. A meeting of the Subscribers- to Capital Stock of The Exchange B of Newberry, S. C., will be held.in Council Chambers at Newberry, C., Saturday, June- 24th., at To a. to elect a Board of Directors. subscribers are urged to be presen person or by proxy. 3. D). Davenport, T. M. Neel, . - C. J. Purcell, E. R. Hipp, Geo. B. Cromer, Board of Corporator Southern Railway Excursions. The Southern railway will round trip tickets to the follov points for special occasions: Niagara Falls, N. Y., A.ncient / bic Order of Mystic Shriners, proved Council, June 20-23 , I Rate: one fare, plus $1.0o for ro trip, from all points. Calhoun, S. C., South Caro State Summer School, June 21, . 19, 1905. Rate: one first class f plus 25 cents, for round trip fi all points in South Carolina. Toronto, Ont., Account of Ini national Sunday School associat June 20-27, 1905. Rate on certifi< plan. Athens, Ga., Summer School, J 27 to July 28, 1905. Rate: one class fare plus 25 cents for ro trip. Asheville, N. C., Annual -Con ence Y. M. C. A., June 9-25.. R one fare plus 25 cents for roundi Asheville, N. C., Conference Young People's Missionary asso tion, June 25 to July 2, 1905. R: one fare plus 25 cents for round Denver, Col., Account Internati< Epworth League convention. I very low, and will be given on ap cation. Knoxville, Tenn., Summer Sch June 20--t July 28. Igog. Rate: fare plus 25 cen::s for round trip Nashville, Tenn., Peabody Sum School and Vaniderbilt Bibical stitute, June 14 -: August 9. I Rate: one fare plus 25 cents for ro trip. Baltimore. Md., Account of United Society of Christian Endea Inter-national convention, July5 Asbury Park, N. J., Account of: tional Educational association,J 3-7. Rate very low and will be gi Writing Paper Our Fall stock wilt' soon a-rive, and in ord er to make room for it r we will offer you a line of Box Paper for one half the regular price. This paper is perfect in every respect and worth every cent of the. regular price, but is sacrificed to m ake: rcom for other goods, Those who have need of paper should take advantage of this sale: at Fire Insurancet We will insure your Frame. D welling for only sixty cents on the hundred dollars, (not ex posed), or better still, one dol lar and eighty cents for five: years. Good business people 11 insure their property, why e don't you? Insurance on stock. and store buildings also, HOLMES & McFALL,. Fire Insurance Agents-. Phone 67. ,ething Good to Eat or , Call on WENPORT, TERS FOR White House Coffee, Whi:e Cherries, Peaches, Mushrooms, ple, Corn, Lobster, Mackerel, Vienna Sausagje. .. ast Beef, TIripE, neHam Loaf, lIs, Veal Loaf, - Tongue, Sliced Ham. New Orleans Syrupt. broom Modern?\' li it is worth your while to examine r rebuld it ifnecessary ? y safeguards for the health of your growing children. Bad or antique health as good or modern plumbing pay out money for good plumbing from defective sanitary equipment. The cost of ~ renewing your .' bathroom furnish ings and the slight extra expense of obtaining the best wil-in reality be health assurance, as well as a saving a - In repair bills. bathroom equipment made is the iaameled Ware, every piece of which r' the makers. We have samples in with us will give you much helpful Newerry.C. S.