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PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Movonients of Newberrians and Those
Who Visit Newberry and Other
Happenings.
Mi'. .). II. I lair lias t>oue to Clinton
l<> instil iitc a new tribe of the Improved
iif 11< 11 Men. Mr. Hair
ha- iI'Mic valuable work for the Hod
iM<*:i in Sunt 11 Carolina.
Tin1 Woman's Christian Temperance
I *iiii111 will inc."! at t lie residence
of Mrs. .1. W. White, the president,
Timrsday al'terioon at I.'10 o'clock.
Court Stenographer M. C. Lomr, of
Anderson, was in Newberry last
week. Mr. I.oiin is in the race lor
solicitor of the tenth circuit, lie lias
had s. veil years' experience in the
court house, and with this to iiicredit,
com'hincd with his natnral
ahiily, he promises lo make il i111 re.^tiii'j
i:i llii1 >ohi'it or's race.
Im adiliiioii ! > the j-o-.-i'dc and pro.
liable ( :i II ! M i1. < !'. i'o || 111 \ I.Hires j
111. 11! :1 ?1 The U 'raid and New*,
il i i bah'c :! i: 11 I !i'i: jiniin llallacre
.will be a < :< i. !: i! Im" coimly -?I j ?e r- '
\ i or,
T i. ca ; i] :i! s are !>' i n n i .i-.- loj
!>r- ik the in'. There are two for
sheriff. M. M. Ihifoid. and C. (!.
: two i.i ma#,ist rale for Newf'l'rry.
I . \!. !.iml-av and !. !l. Chapi?<
I' : on, for supervior. -I:iII.
S11 it!i. <!ll..-r- >'.'.1! so..n follow.
I 'olieenian Unrton has so far colic.'led
doV lav on 'JK) (11iifs.
I>r. Tlioina -' lecture on I'oe. the
ne\ I number in the ridleye ivceuin
Cclirs.', ':ia> '? < !! po-I polled t'l'i ?Hl I >mi
'11 until Mri.lay niu'lil, April It).
Mr. William Ii. Ilarrion. of
11\ i 11e. ' "i\e a i oiscerl in 'lie
opera boos,. | "; id :i \ -venue;-, Vpril 10, |
a >'.'d V. I. <t Ioi ;11 i il. nl. M !
I la ! ri 11:. aM . i - - n: H v - weel ten- |
. >r \ . e a .ni i - a ; '!' >i' "I" V ". Wa 111 r i
W I * r.' w i1. . of I irn-v 'Me \\ mah- - .1 |
le ". <\ 'in - > 'i: ' ii '' ' h:!; I ie.- ;> i'e \v id
1\ !<" ? it. M . P'.m. m wii' b,. I? !id I
ii1 : In- :.11 - i. !. - ! i\ a I a- i hi- -< !.>i -I. !
I'. I . -I.'ii'-- i- anI'.oiiiie, d a candi ;
da!,. Ii r i*in1111 \ -up l iiilendeiit of rd- .
ileal ion.
Mr-, d no. K. .\ nil \>. cut to Mil ;e- !
Iii'I I yr-.ierdav lo visit her parents,!
Mr. a im' M :s. A. S. Tompkins.
CHURCH. DEBT LIFTED.
Arrangements Made to Pay OfY $0,000
Debt of Lutheran Church Of
The Redeemer.
At the men's meeting of the Lutheran
Church of the b'ed'eemer, held
la-t week, arranuemcnl- were made
by which all the debt on the church
prop i I \ v\ a s pa ' d or na ra' I eed.
The debt w i im-M re da few years
a "a. w ! i e j lb.1 new church and p;.u'-"iiia'e
were 'mil!. The balance on
lh<s debt i*n11111:t< 11 to otnetliiie.:' like
.^li.iMHl.
The new j ia - tor. i ii,* . v. I'd win
l*'ii!. n v\ idt-r. 'a- en! en d np.>n I h '
w "k w t!i eiiei".:'. and earnestness
; ml enthusiasm, ami' much interest is
.show n by I he membership. There are
a l.ii".e number of Lutherans in Newberry
who have moved here from oth<*r
place-, bin v. ho have not moved
their membership here. Mr. Mnlenwitler
ha- been looking up these l.uI!
i?'i an- a- lo :e! tliein identified
with i'. .' church ami to jiv,- iliem a
church home.
It i- expected thai there will be
iiriii v accessions b\ confirmation and
transfer at the Master service.
Mr. Milieu wider's sermons are
pla'in and forceful and lie has a
pleasing address which hobt's the allentinn
of the hearer.
The Rev. L. B. White.
The following' from the Mdeeticld
Advertiser will be read with interest
by the many friends in Newberry of
the Hev. I<. lb While, who formerly
served the West Mud liaptisl church
in this city:
"Hev. r.. lb White, who is now a
resident of 1'arksville. is a valnable
addition to the Md^etield association,
lie is a yonnir man who is developing
every day. and is certain to be a
i;reat power for irood on the westside.
Those who heard the splendid
missionary sermon which Hev. Mr.
White preached at the union meetimr
at Hep'ibl iean church on 'Sniuray
nioruino- have pronounced it to he an
exceptionally slronvr sermon. The Advertiser
expects to hear i>ood reports
from Mr. White's work on the westside,
and' we know in advance that
we shall not be disappointed."
To tlio Ladies.
Don't foriret to call on Mrs. Hair,
and see her up lo (Tale Master bats,
and are still cominjr iu. Kverylhinjx
nice and now, you will find her jdace
in the old Summer Tiros. Hrielc Hloek
near Sin Ill's Drnji' Store, h.verybody
is ee.minvf after a new Master hat.
Come rieiit on I am ireltinpf them in
every train. For yon. 1 will try
and have enough for all the ladies
if 1 can.
CEMENT SIDEWALKS.
Contractors Aro Expected to 'Come to
Newberry This Wook to Begin
The Work.
Messrs. Drown and Medico, of
<Ireenville, who have boon awarded
j the eontrael lo lay 10,000 running
feel of cement sidewalks, five I'eot
wide, were in New berry on Saturday,
and they stated' that tJvay expected
to come to Now berry on Thursday of
(his week for I ho purpose of beginning
work.
The work will begin on Caldwell
.dreel at Mr. .F. \V. White's store,
and (lie cement walk will be extended
to 1 lie property of the First Bapilis|
church. The congregation of this
church has no) yet agreed to Mayor
' Pangford's plan lo pay half the cost,
bet i.! is hope,] |hey will agree, so!
that the work may l>,> extended on
up ( aid well -4 reel. and down Bonn-j
farv si reel.
'in ('< ?1 le'_tc street, every properly
holder from Scot Is' creek to (lie college.
with one exception, lias agreed
lo the plan, and it is hoped by Mayor
Landlord and all those nlerosted
that this property holder will agree,
>o thai I he work may be pushed to
completion.
Dn upper Main >1 reel all the properly
holders, with one or two exceptions.
have expressed their intention
of agreeing to the plan, ami it is hoped
and expected* that those who liavo
m?t done so will agree.
STREET DUTY AND LICENSE.
About $1,200 Street Duty Collected!
And About as Much More to
Collected.
The city authorities have collect-!
ed ali'nil .*1,200 in street dutv. and j
ahoiit as much more is owing and to i
Heeled. A list is beiii?.:- made of
: !I liio-e who have not i.a'nl and those!
w'io nave no) paid by Ihe time I lie lis?
coiMplej -d will be carried before j
t!ie mayor and fined in addition to.
having Ihe sDvct duty to pay.
'I here i< also considerable license j
I lav wliie'i has ml vol been paid, and!
la similar list is being' prepared* of
those who have not paid this tax and
they will also have to answer to the
mayor il they do not pay before the
1' -t i-N couipleted.
11 is expected to yet tlie lists in
shape probably some lime today.
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'CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH.
! i
Six Names Added to Roll?Reports
, From Sunday School Convention
?Evening Servicer".
) Sunday morning, ;!iongli not verv,
; -"'x it1 witness...,! f;,!| eongrcga-;
j !!. i assembled at the meriting ser-1
I \ ice in I 'entra! Methodist church.!
I'he !.1'?I. !iad been perfecllv arram*-!
! j i til* ?
| '} 'h< ladie-; o| | he commit lee. j
and a beautiful lily adorned the pu!-i
! pit. Si\ more name- were added bv !
! letter lo the roll of Central. Tliev !
I ire as lollows: Mr. .1. !), Wheeler and'
| Mi-. (>la Wheeler. Mr. Harvey War-]
, lielv aim' Mr. Herbert Mlcfiraw, Miss'
i M.iicia Wolling and Mrs. Kate lluiet I
i Met!raw. Among- Ihe communicants |
j appeared once more that saintly lady, i
Mis. Margaret Kpting. now in the ad-1
va.iced age of .''2 vears.
... ;
>i tlie at lenion hour bolero a large I
j Sunday school. Mr. John Wicker and!
Mr. I'. C. (!iliar,| gave very interest-1
| ing reports ot toe State Sunday,
j Sell,nd convention, which, as delegate's
! loin this school, they had attend-!
j ed. I hey told of ihe instructive!
speech.'.* of Dr. IVarce. of Chicago, 1
ami' Dr. Phillips, of liiclunoml, and j
also of the line address of Dr. Se'aer
er. president of Newberry college.
Their reports were very inspiring.
For the night had been announced
by the pastor the narration of "soma
incidents in Brazilian life." and notwithstanding
the rain a good audience
heard with perfect attention the;
very interesting narratives.
For Transporting Liquor.
Willi ; m (iilu'er. colored, who has
answered before -dniijni' charges in
the mayor's court, was sentenced by
Mayor Landlord \e-terday morning]
to pay a tine of .*100 or to serve lhir-1
ty days on the charge of transport-{
in"" liquor, fiilder was arrested on
the streets on Saturday night by Policeman
T. l\ Adams. lie had his
jug with him at the time of his arrest.
When brought before APayor
Lang-ford yesterday morning he
pleaded guilty.
A line of $7.50 was imposed" in a
drunk and disorderly case and in Ihe
two lighting cases fines of $2.50 in
each were imposed.
Married
At West Knd Lutheran parsonage,
by Kcv. .1. I). Shealy. Thursday, April
j 2. Mr. !'< 11 e ! Duller and Miss
'' i'-'.t: j':. ivo.'U, both of Newberry.
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
Program Includes Number of Distill- 1
guished Speakers From Different
Parts of the Country.
I lie program for (he annual commencement
of Newberry |?'
which will begin on Sunday, June 7, I
will iiii*!in|?? addresses hy a number e
of distinguished speakers j'rom dif- ?.
forciit parts of the United States. t
The baccalaureate sermon on Sun- ]
day morning, .June 7. will be deliver- I
ed by Dr. ('has. S. Albert, of Penn- i
sylvania. Dr. W. W. Daniel, prosi-1?
dent of tile Columbia College, will; .
address the student body on Suudav i
even in jr.
A n.-w feature will be the declaimer's
contest on Monday moniintv for J j
the gold medal offered by the literary >
societies ol the college to that memberi
of the Sophomore class who shall de-11
liver the best declamaton. On ^Fon-|i
day evening the Junior oratorical!)
contest will lake place. j|
On Tuesifav morning (lie Hon. 1
A.rthur Kibler, of Newberry, will de-1
liver l de address lo the Alumni asso-j;
eiation. Following the address the it
:i:11111a 1 inetinu' ol the association will J s
be held. !,
On Tuesday eveniinr the address toj
I he literary societies will be delivered I;
by the I Ion. John Hell Keeble. of'
Nashville, Tenn. Mr. Keeble is '
lawyer who has attained hi'.'h rank
in his profession, lie is a vfent lemau , I
of rare literary attainineni and aj
polished ami' eloquent speaker, and j ?
the college is fortunate in haviny secured
him for the literarv address. I
On Wodnesd ay morning will take!
place the exercises by the gradual- I
in.:' cla>.?. the awarding of diplomas.:
uiedials, etc. ?
EDGAR ALLEN POE. ;1
Lecture By Dr. R. Z. Thomas On Fri- j:
day. April 10, Assisted by Mrs.
Thomas Vocally. ';
On Friday evening, April 10. Dr. j;
ami Mrs. U. Thomas will appear i
as tlii' fourth number in the Newberry
college lyceuin course. ;
Dr. Thomas will ?ive bis lecturerecital
on the "Life Tragedy of Kd- '
"'ar Allen Foe." The lecturer delineates
the life and character of }
Poe. seeking to arouse an appreciation
of the weid character and lit- ;
erary light. and to cause his hearers
In love the poet, even as they admire ;
his poetry, rather than to despi-e
hi in; to sympathize \vitb and. praise ]
him rather than to crilici/e and scorn
him. I
Dr. Tlionva> will recite three of
I'o. 's lies! known poem- "The Uav-!;
(,n. " I lie Hells." and "Vlalume."
I'his will lie a very interest iu ^ part '
of the program.
Mrs. Thomas will assist Dr. Thomas
by sin-;iim three selections. which will I
add s* really to the pleasure of the
evening'.
I'he I'ollowiuir interest imr and instructive
program lias been arrair1ed:
"Ah! I 11:isillied to rest me."
II I rovatoie, \ er?Ti.? 'Mrs. Thomas.
Lecture: "Life Tragedy of Edgar
Allen Foe."?Dr. Thomas.
I'he Ifaven "?Dr. Thomas.
" I he Jewel Sony," Faust, Gounod
? Mrs. Thomas.
flic Hells"?Dr. Thomas.
I he Fl-king." Schubert?Mrs.
Thomas.
" Vlalume''?Dr. Tlionn.
This number will he one of the
most interesting. entertaining and instructive
ol the whole course. The
subject of Foe i.-; one dear and familiar
to every Southerner, and in Dr.
I bourns' hands it will be ably handled.
An entertaining and artistic lecture
and charming music?this is
what those who will attend may looV
forward to on Friday 'evening.
Newberry Loses to Georgia.
Newberry college lost two names of
ball in Athens to the University of
Georgia on Friday and Saturday of
last week.
In the llrst game on Friday the
score was 10 to 1 in favor of Georgia.
(leorgia scored three runs in the
j tirst inning ami live in the second',
and two more in tht- third. In the
I fourth inning Derrick. the Newberry
pi I eh.-r, was replaced by IfulV, and
alter he was placed in {lie box the
Georgians tailed to score. The score
was as follows:
U II K
Georgia .. ..352 000 000?10 0 2
Newberry .. .000 010 000? I 3 11
Til the second game on Saturday
Newberry was defeated by a score
?l 11 to 0. Monroe was in the box!
lor Newberry. I'he score by innings
was:
j R II E
j Georgia .. . .1112 ,'12fl 00*?II 15 2 I
l Newberry. ..000 000 000? 0 2 7'
I Struck out, by Foley, 10; bv "Mou-1
roc, 10.
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CO-OPERATORS APPOINTED.
Those Who Will Go-operato With De.
monstrators in Agricultural Work
In Newberry County.
T!ie United States department of
igrirulture is conducting demonstrainn
work in various sections of lite
i-uiitrv. l iKk'r the plan inaugurat.1
by (lie novornniont Stale ami conn,
y agents are appointed, ami certain
dan tors aie. selected' who agree to
"ollow tlie instructions of the governn?'i:l
issued to thein through tlu
ounty agent, and to t.liese planters
seed is issued. The county agent in
Scwberry county is Mr. 11. 11.
\!?ranis. The names of I lie demonstrators
wiio were appointed were
nvblished in The llerald and Newsi
n'liie time ago. :
Tli?' work is not in any sense experimental
work; it is a work of deM<"i>t
i at ion intended to give the
dautcrs jn a practical way the hone-!
il i'f I i; \ > stud\ of agriculture which j
la> heen made hv the government.
In addition to the demons!rator
i number of co-opcrators are appoint-!
vl. who will en-operate with the de-i
:io;> ?trat?;r>, under l lie instructions!
?f the county agent.
The co-operator? who have heen
ippointed for Newberry county are: |
). I j. Mayer. Newberry, If. F. D.
So. 'J.
W. ('. l'rown, Newberry, R. F. 1).
s'o. _>.
<>. 11. Lane. No wherry. K. F. I).
s'o. 'J.
A. II. Hawkins, Prosperity.
S. .1. Kohn. Prosperity.
If. T. ('. Hunter, Prosperitv, R. F.I
). No. 1.
I >. M. Morris, Prosperity, If. F. D.I
s'o. 1.
I .1 >. Moore, Prosperity, !f. F. I >. j
\o. 1.
I. S. Nichols. Prosperity. If. ! '. 1 >. j
I. If. Perdue. Newberry, if. 1". H. ;
s'.-. 7.
L. I. Feagle, Newberrv. If. F. 1). i
S'o. 7.
W. \V. Caldwell. Newberry.
1. D. Nance, Newberrv. If. F. 1). i
S'o. "J. !
J. A. Sense. Newberry, R. F. D.
S'o. 2.
L. II. Sense, Newberry, R. F. 1).
S'o.
K. Lee Hayes, Newberry, R. F. I).
S'o. i.
J. L. WaJkins, Cha-ppells, R. F. I).
S'o. 1.
P. \\\ Walk-ins. Newberrv. If. F. 1). j
So. L * I
M. !. Longshore, Newberry. R. F. (
I). N .. 1.
Iiio. I?. Scurry. Newberry. R. F. 1). j
So. 1.
(>. I.. !)oiiiiniek. Newberry. If. F. I).!
So. 1.
P. N. lioo/er. Newberry. R. F. P. J
So. 1. ' i
('. .). /.ohel. Helena.
A. P. Coleman. Chappe'l, If. F. I >. j
So. I.
I. I). Sense, Newberry. R. I*'. D.
So.
Caldwell lfulY, Newberry, If. F. I).
So. 1.
II. M. Wicker. Pomaria. R. F. D.
So. 1.
Jno. P. Wicker. Newberry, If. F. T>.
N'o. 1.
A. M. Mayer. Newberry, If. F. 1).
Si), >.
H. C. Suber. Newberry, R. F. D.
N'o. 5.
W. H. Long. Newberry, R. F. D.
NTo. -1.
l>. (!. Livingston. Newberry, R. F.
1). No. A.
J. C. Clary, Kinards.
J. A. Brown, Newberry, R. F. I).
No. 1.
W. T. Uuford, Newberry, R. F. D.
No.
Schubert Symphony Club.
The Schubert Symphony club will
appear at the opera house on Monday
evening, April 1!$. for the benefit of
Iho charity fund of the Flks. This
company needs no recommendation
in Newberry, and there should he a
large audience at the entertainment
on Monday evening.
The great popularity of the Schubert
Lady Quartette is not only their!
grand voices, but also because they
study to please the people. All their
encores are either amusing, or artistic
arrangements of those sweet old
melodies to dear to all American
hearts.
A Card.
Pomara, April 0, 1.008.
Kdilor Herald and News: To my
friends of No. 11 township who have
so faithfully stood by me during my
en lire term of ollice, 1 will say that
it i?; not probable thai I will he a
candidate for re-election to the office
of Magistrate nor any olher olliee, as
I wish to devote mv time to other
work. Very truly.
W. F. Suber.
COUNTY FARMERS' UNION.
Meeting on Saturday Was Addressed (
By Mr. J. 0. Stribling, District
Executive 'Committeeman. j
Mr. J. C. Stribling, of Anderson,
attended (lie meeting of the Farmers'
union of Newberry county, held
in the court house on Saturday, and j
delivered an address. Mr. Stnibling .
has been active and prominent in the
work of the Farmers' union since its ~
organization. He is executive committeeman
for I his congressional (lis- l
Irict. and has visited every county union
in his district, concluding with
Newberry on Saturday, lie says (hat 1
the union is i?? belter shape and
stronger than at any previous time
i;i ii< history, and that, with perfect
liarnn.iy in the ranks, it is steadily
ysMwi.ig and widening iis influence
and its Held of usefulness.
Mr. S. Frank Parrot 1, of flaffney, ]
abn attended the meeting of the union
mm Saturday. Mr. Parrott is soliciting
slock lor the purpose of establishing
a paper in (be interest of
the union in I his Sate, and he addressed
the meeting in behalf of the
proposed enterprise.
The plan lias received the following
endorsement from I ho officers of .
the 1'nion:
We. the undersigned. President.
Secretary-Treasurer and Executive
Committee of the South Carolina
Slate union of the F. F. & 0. U. of
America, endorse the proposition-lo
establish a paper in the interest of
the I'liion in this State, and hereby
authorize Brother S. Frank Parrott
to solicit stock for its establishment.
B. Ilairis. President; .1. Wlhitnor
l'eid., Secvtary; .J. C. Stribling, J.
W. Parks. (>. I'. Goodwin, J. Frank
Ashe. T. ('. Willoughby, L. 1>. Baker.
Mr. Parrott is editor of the Cherokee
News, and a newspaper man of
experience.
NEWBEP.RY GRADED SCHOOLS, j
Dr. Robert Adams, of Clinton, Will
Deliver Address at Closing i
Exercises.
The closing exercises of the Bonn- <
dary street graded school will be held
i:i the city opera house on Friday
evening, June .1. An interesting and
entertaining program will be arranged
for the occasion.
Dr. Robert Adams, who was recently
inaugurated president of tlie Presbyterian
College of South Carolina,
at Clinton, has accepted an invitation
to deliver the annual address. Dr.
Adams is a polished' speaker, and the
school is fortunate in securing him lo
deliver the address.
Made A Big Hit.
Raleigh in large numbers enjoyed
twice yesterday performances of
"When Smith Came lfome" at the
Academy of Music that were bright,
catchy and full of fun. Il was comedy
that was offered and the comedy
was of the merriest kind.
'file applause was frequent and
hearty, for the entire company is a (
clever one that gives a good performance,
one that is full of enjoyment.
Especially good were the speciallies
of .T. Early Hughes and Fay,
Colcy and bay. The team work of the
latter in songs and dances was something
excellent and pleased everyone.
The company is one that deserves
success, and all who desire an evening
of real enjoyment and mirth
should see Ihis play, which is a bright
and catchy one, presented by a capable
company.?News and Observer,
Raleigh, Dec.' 20, 11)07.
This play will be seen in Newberry
on April 11.
Crosses of Honor.
The Drayton Rutherford Chapter.
1T>2, U. D. C., Newberry, S. C., this,
2")lh day of February, 1008, begins
Iiie three months advertising required
l(. precede the bestowal of crosses
upon the decendants of veterans.
Rule 1. See. 2. The oldest living
lineal deeendant of veterans who have
not received a cross may secure it?
provided (hat notices for three consecutive
months be published in tho
Icily and county newspapers calling
upon veterans lo send in certificates |
for crosses. If, at the expiration of
three months no veterans have applied,
the bestowal of crosses upon
decendants and widows may begin.
The chapter urges Ihe veterans lo
be prompt in sending in their certificates
for two reasons. First of all,
because it is the purpose of the
chapter to honor every veteran with
I a cross and, second, lo give to such
j decendants as described in Ihe rule
above, llui opportunity to secure their
| c roses.
Mrs, <T. A. Burton,
I President.
Newberry Cotton Market. J
Corrected By Nat Gist. A
iood Middling' 10 1-4 I
Uriel Middling 10 1-8 :j
diddling 10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
1 CENT A WORD.
advertisement taken for less ,
han 25 cents.
Easter Candy?1000 Pound Sliipnent
to arrive this week.
Anderson 10c. Oo. ?
WE WILL PAY 17 1-2 cents cash
for eggs this week.
Peerless Grocery, <
1 odd iV Rikard's Old Stand. y
Easter Novelties. Anderson 10c. Co.
FOR RENT?One new four room
dwelling in High Point in (own of V
Xewborry. Apply to ,J. A. Foy, R.
1' O. or J. A. Builon, NewberCombs
and Jewelry, New Shipment. I
Anderson 10c. Co. S
100 BUSHELS Cook's Improved jl
( otton Seed l.or sale at 00 cents per fl?|
bushel, delivered at Newberry. Has
large round-pointed bolls with five S
locks, easily picked and makes more
seed col Ion per acre than any cot- H
Ion I ever planted. Lints out 38 lo fl
40 per cent lint.
Henry I). Boozer, Newberry, S. C. Bp
Jardiniers 25c. and Up. |H
Anderson 10c. Co. 3
CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED; In
your loealily to represent us, Ex- HR
pcriencc unnecessary; US per mo. 19
and expenses. While for Partieul- '8
Monroe Cigar Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Icc Tea Glases and Goblets. Colonal
Style.
Anderson 10c. Co. j|
CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED. Ex
perience unnecessary. #100 per
month and expenses. Peerless Ci;ar
Co., Toledo Ohio.
New Lace Pin Sets, 10c. Set. ft
Anderson 10c. ;C.o.
FOR RENT?Seven room house and
a li\ e room?both have waterworks, t
electric lights, stables. Also rooms
over candv kitchen.
4
R. L. Pay singer.
Wash Belts, 2Gc. Value, 10c. each.
Anderson 10c. Co. 1
ro ALL CONCERNED?Be it known ill
Ih;il ;il| notes, checks and papers
ol any kind or any verbal agree- Vl
menls with any e.veculor relative
to my lather's estate, not bearing
my signalure or my ag'ent's sig-nature
or my writ en approval are
unlawful and are subject lo furtlrer
or future Obligations to said ^
estate.
(Signed) T. M. Neel, Jr. J
lit
FOR SALE?Old Baptist, church .j
building. Apply to R. Y. Leavell.
tf ?wj
Wing's Sweet Sixteen Kisses. old
fashioned chocalates, fniil (ablets,
caramels, peanul brittle, chor-alalc
almonds, etc., just received.
Broaddus & Rnl'f. <
)
JUST RECEIVED?A shipment of
fresh candy, 5 and 10c. box.
Broaddnus & Ruff.
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TRY HUIET'S All-Healing Liniment
for rheumatism, soreness, neuralgia,
sore throat, sprains, bruises, -jf
asllnna, neadachc, toothache, (
coughs, colds and colic. Sold at
Mayes' Drug Store. j
DR. HUIET'S All-Healing Liniment,
the best household remedy on the
market, try it and. bev convinced.
Maves' Drug Store.
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WANT YOU all lo know that. Mayes1
Drug Store sells Dr. ITuiel's All- A
Healing Liminent on a positive
guarantee or money refund'ed.
"Price '2-V. and oOc. per hoi tie. . .j
TRY THE "RIBBON WINNER," |
Best pencil perforated tablet on fig
I he market, for 5c. Broaddus & fm
Ruff. 'tjfl
lo nave lire aprroval o one's conscience
is always worth while.
I'hc cheaper advi.-e is lo o(.( the
more il costs you to follow it.
