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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-19
THE sWEHTEsT GIRL in dixie:
VIII Appear at the Opera House ii,
d NeWherry Saturday, February. 5
~ IS Twenty Three. y Y

3 Two, appreciatives audiences were
entertained yesterday at the matinee
and evening performance Of the Sweet
est Girl i'll Dixie at the Grand. It
is a play full of heart interest, clean
and wholesome throughout. It deals
of the old Southern aristocracy, with
a designing william from Northern
districts, who is from the type Of
which carpetbaggers were drafted. A
farmer mortgages his homestead and
places himself at the mercy Of the
william who desires to marry his
daughter. They, were OH the verge
Of being disposed Of the ancient
home when the hero, dashing Yam
kee cousin, comes to the rescue to the
discontinue of the villains and the
delight of the "darkies. s."
J. Miss Freda Slemons, as Barbara
Howard, the "sweetest girl,' proved
herself an actress of much ability.
Harry l.. Minturn, as Howard Emery,
made a good impression. George w.
Wright, as Col, Howard, splendid
character out, of the part. Two old
time negroes helped the play along in
eomical sketches and afforded much
laughter, and were we'll characterized
by Miss Blanche Wright and Harry
C. Lester-The Galveston Daily
News, September %, 1906.
"The Sweetest Girl in Dixie" was
the attraction at the Dallas Opera
House last night, and showed to a
fair sized audience. AS the name in
dicates, the play is very Southern, and
met with the approval of the audi
ence, which had cheers for hero and
the girl and Misses for the villain.
The character acting of Miss
Blanche Wright, who took the part
of the black nanny. was exceedingly
good, and nature has endowed her
with sufficient avoirdupois to make
any additions Superfluous, even for
such character-The Dallas Mom-
ing News, September 7, 1906.
"The sweetest girl in DiXie' will
be rendered at the Newberry opera
house on Saturday, February %.
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A CIVIC LEAGUE.
Something Greatly Needed In New
berry.-The Ladies to Or
ganize. 49,.

Last week Mrs. FAINT of Anderson,
IN enthusiastic civic league worker
visited Newbcrry last week aud
held meeting with the
ladies Of Ncwhcrry with IL view to or
yaniziu~ league here. \ preliminary
organization was formed and Mrs.
II. ID. Wright was chosen president
Mrs. j. f.. Norwood. secretary and
Miss Fannie McCau"hrin. treasurer.
The secretary gives notice that the
committees appointed are ready to
report and meeting is called for
"Wednesday afternoon to perfect the
nryanizatinn.
Every woman in the town should
he there if it is possible. There is
much work to he done.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-19
POLICEMAN CLAIMED BOOZE
He is Badgeless Until Council Meets
-Newbcrry' "Ch;cco'
Fined. =.

Ncwhcrry, Feb. l7.--Thcrr has
been much activity in polcr circles
the pas, day or two, combating with
the blind tiger element. ami Mayor
Brown is having his hands full. Bob
Porerficld. colorcd, the Chicrn Of
Newbcrry, VIII" boasts that he has paid
fines for violation the diSpcnSary law
as much as $3.50. was mp yesterday
p'orning charged with storing whis-
key; the police havin" found two gal
Ions in IL stable on his premises. He
was fined $50 and paid up.
Another ease which took a sensa-
tlonal turn, was one against Dam
Brown, colored, charged with storing
liqnor Dan is Il notorious character
IN police circles. The officers found
IN his "dive' four quarts and two
plnts Of booze. When The trial came
~ff the officer who captured the
whiskey testified and IL clear ease
was being made out: when Il third
policeman, Jim Outz, asked the may
or to let him make statement, and
told the court that the whiskcy was
his, that he had placed it in Brown :
place of business the ni"ht previous.
Vie and Il friend havin" ordered two
gallons that day and that the four
quarts was his share of the two gal
Ions, and that he had placed it there
until he could get it home. The may
or dismissed the ease against Brown
and relieved Policeman Outz of his
badge until the next meeting of coun-
.ril.-lhe State.
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NsNttg EGNsN1gs Z
PURELY: PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People
Newberrians and Those Who
< 9 Visit Newberry.

IS Mrs. j. b. Hunter entertained on
Saturday afternoon in honor of her
guest, Miss Bertha Stain, of Ches-
ter. %# |..
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Aull left on
Sunday for Abbeville.
Mrs. Frederick Germany, Of Colum-
bia, is visiting at Mrs. A. j. S.
Langord's.
Mrs. r.. Fl. Wright will entertain
this afternoon complimentary to Mrs.
Germany, Miss Bertha Stain, and
Mrs. G. w. Fant.
Mr.. w. p. Houseal and family will
move to Columbia. Mr.. Houseal is
business manager of the Lutheran
Church Visitor and the removal of
that publication from Ncwbcrry ear
rics with it Mr. Houseal and family.
Their many friends in Newbcrry re-
Srct that business relations make it
necessary for them to leave us.
Mrs. a. NJ. Wells, Of Milford. Pa.
is visitin" her son. Mr.. d. NJ. Wells.
iiev. +. u. Mcdowell. of Ninety
Six, was in the city yesterday.
The Ladies Of Central Church will
havc Colonial Tea Friday evening
February % in the vacant store un-
taer the Hotel Frederick. Proceeds for
Hhe benefit of the parsonage.
Wade Perry was tried before the
Mayor and Il jury on Friday for
transporting liuuod and the verdict
was not guilty.
George Smith was tried by the may
or on Friday for storing and kccpin"
eontrahand liquor and was fined $23
which he paid.
>olina today.
This is beautiful weather.
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To Take Testimony.

Mr. II. II. Rikard. who was APP
pointed special referee in the case
of Holt vs.. FAINT at Whitmire, which
is Il contention for the position of in
tcndant for that thriving municipal
ity. and Mr.. +. II. Dominick, Mr.
Holt's lawyer, left yesterday for
Whitmirc. The case has been ap-
pcaleL before Judge Purdy, and he
has directed some testimony to be
taken and Mr.. Rikard has been ap-
pointed referee for that purpose.
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Lecture Course.

Mr.. Il. +. Wright, president of the
Newbcrry Cotton Mills, has arranged
for the delivery on the fourth Sunday
night of each month at the churches
in West End of a series Of lectures
for the benefit of the operatives. The
first of the series will be delivered
on next Sunday night, the 25th, at the
Baptist church in West End. The
lecturer for that ocdasion is DR..
James a. b. Scherer, president of
Newberry college.
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THE ELECTION TODAY.
Five Candidates for Probate Judge
The General Election Next
- .'.% ~ Tuesday.

An election will bc held today in
Nowbemy county for the purpose
of nominating Il candidate for Pro-
bate Judge to succeed the late Judge
John C. Wilson. =
The general election has been ord
cred by Governor Ansel to take place
on Tuesday, March 9Th. The Demo-
cratic Executive Committee decided
to order a primary, and the first pri-
mary will be held today. In case there
is second primary, it will be held
next Tuesday.
There seems to be very little inter
est so far taken in this race, but it is
Il very important office, and the peo-
pie should turn out and vote.
There are five candidates for the
position as follows:
J. r. Crisp. S. S. Cunningham. l..
w. Jones. II. c. Maybin and Il. NJ.
Schumpeu. 1t is very probable that
with so many candidates that see
onl election will be necessary.
The Herald and News would be
very greatly pleased if the managers
ut the various precincts would either
telegraph or phone the result of the
election as soon as the ballots are
counted.
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Obituary.

In loving remembrance OF mother
and daughter, Marguerite Josephine
Whitman who departed this life, De-
cember %, 1906, age So years, 6
months and "a days.
We have lost our darling mother,
She has hid us all adieu,
She has gone to live i'll Heaven,
And her person is lost to view,
Oh, that dear one how we loved her,
Oh, how hard to give her up,
Bnt an angel came down for her,
And removed her from our flock.
Earth has lost it's look of gladncss,
r Heaven seems to us more bright,
Since the spirit of our dear one,
Took it's happy homeward flight;
And we long to cross that river,
Long to rest upon that shore,
There to see and know and love her,
With the Savior evermore.
Precious mother thou hast left us,
Left us yes for evermore. IS
But we hope to meet our loved one,
On that bright and happy shore;
Lonely the house, and sad the hours,
Since our dear one has gone,
But oh, a brighter home than ours,
In Heaven is now her own. Z
We loved her, yes we loved her,
But angels loved her more, &
And they have sweetly called her.
TO yonder shining shore, Z
The golden gates were open,
IA gentle voice said come, s. 4 t..i
And with farewells unspoken, EGs,
She calmly entered homo.
81 4 (, Mother and Children.
t = q.
KEEP AN. EYE on the windows Of
the Anderson 10 Cent Company
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-19

In the last days Of the Confeder-
acy General Dongstreet observed a
soldier in tattered clothing standing
in mud and beating rain during a
temporary halt of the column. The
soldier was soliloquizing for the benc-
fit Of the bystanders: ct love my
country,' he said. 81 could die for
my country. Breathes there man
with soul so dead who to himself hath
never said, "rhis is my own, my ma
tive land7' But if T ever do get
through with this war--if T do get
through sure cnough--I'll be damned
If / ever fall in love with another
countryl" 8
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The Civ'S Association

Will meet on Wednesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. at the Chamber Of Com
mercc, for the purpose Of pcrfecting
It's organization. The constitutional
committee consisting Of Mrs. W. II.
Sligh, Mrs. l.. ". Floyd and the
President. will he ready to report.
Every woman in our ,own who
feels any interest in lis civic improve
mcnt Is urged to attend Thu mrctiNu
and become II member of the asso-
citation. Mrs. j. T.. Norwood,
Secretary.
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soHEDULE ALL RIGHT.
The Talk About Change Of Schedule
3. On Southern Rail 3 y5s
tg y. way. %3 IS i}S y 8

! e EN - ~ y t
The talk of change Of schedule on
the Southern railway between Colum-
bia and Greenville has been started
again. Z; i.>5 4. ,.Ss5 Il
The present schedule has scarcely
been in operation long enough for
the people to become accustomed to
it. The people OH, the main line from
Columbia to Greenville are delighted
with the present schedule and if they
are given chance to say anything
they will present huge petition to
let the present schedule alone. The
only fault with the schedule comes
From Anderson and that scarcely
voices the wishes of all the people of
Anderson. ... ...+...
The following from the Greenville
News expresses the situation very
clearly and it is gratifying that the
officials of'this division know nothing
of the change:
The News has been unable to find
any one who can verify, the rumors
that have been floating about of late
with reference to the change of
schedule of passenger trains on the
c.. e. G. Even the officials who eX-
ercise their authority of this division
know nothing Of such a change. The
truth is, the Southern is not thinking
Of changing schedules back to the old
figures which were in effect up to
January 9th.
And why should the schedule be
changed back7 All the towns along
the line, from Greenvillc to Colum-
bia, are entirely satisfied with the
present schedule. a few individuals
may be di<plcased for selfish rea-
sons, but the public us whole could
not wish for anything better than the
present arrangement 1t suits Green
Vile and it suits Columbia, the two
terminals of the road. NewberrN,
Greenwood, Honca Path, Relton, Will
liamston, PelZer and Piedmont, the
important towns along the line, are
contcnted. and in fact all the towns,
as far as this paper has been able to
learn, are pleased with the schedule
of the trains.
New. we will admit that when the
change went into effect Anderson
and other towns on the Blue Ridge
Railroad did not fare so we'll as un-
der the former arrangement. but
some minor changes were made in OF
der to satisfy the best interests OF the
majority of the communities served
by the road, and the situation over
there seems to have frightened up
considerably. The officials of the
Blue Ridge may be able i'll time to
make other changes in the schedule
of passenger trains that will give
greater satisfaction to the public, and
we hope that the matter will finally
be adjusted to the entire satisfaction
Of all.
But, we again submit that it was
the first duty Of the C. & G.. to give
satisfactory service possible to the
points along its own line and not to
give the towns along the Blue Ridge
first consideration.
The present schedule of the Co.
lumbia & Greenville road is entirely
satisfactory to all the towns situated
thereon and they would make might!
protest against any movement looking
to the restoration Of the old schedule
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NOTICE.,

Friday, February 22nd next being
Washinetons birthday and therefore
a legal holiday, the banks named be-
low iwll be closed during that day.
Jos. H. Hunter,
Cashier National Bank of Ncwber-
ry, S. c.
Jno. M. Kinard,
President Commercial Bank.
Newberry Savings Bank,
BY J. e. Norwood, Cashier.
j. D. Davenport,
President The Exchange Bank.
February 16, 1907.
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$15O PER MONTH sure>

$3.50 PER MONTH sure to good
Agents, handling the worlds great
est Of Hair tonics. Absolutely the
greatest seller in America to-day.
Nothing else like it. Sells at almost
every home over and over again,
$500 clear profit on each dollar.
Write today for full particulars,
with real chance of lifetime.
Address j. Il. Clark, Conway. Ark.
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the po>tofIic Ice
at Ncwbcrry for the week ending
February 1G.
A-Mrs. Annie Adams, Mr. ID. B.
Alexander.
B--Mr. VIM. Burty, Mr.. Eeamest
Bell, Miss iVchie Bevey. =
C-Mr. Il. Caldwell, Mr.. II. III.
Conner.
D--Deacon S. d. Dugless.
H--Jane Harris, Jno. B. Hender-
son. -. ....'
J-Annet James.
L-Mrs. Hanna Lester, Mr.. Ben
Langford. " "
M-Mrs. Matte Martin, Miss Sal
lie Ann Morgan, Mr.. J. B. Moore. =
P-Mr. John Prince, Mr.. j. w,
Prince, +. B. D. Piester, Mrs. Sallie
Piester, Mrs. Eva Price, Richard Pitts
R-Mr., Jessie oRberson, Mr.. Hen
ry Ronnelet. .. ~
S--Mr. John Shealy, Miss Maggie
Stewart, .%.l r.
1V---Miss Mary Veles. n
W--,Mrs, julia Werts, Mrs. Claie
Works, Mrs. Millie Wilson. 81
Persons calling for these will please
say that they were advertised. 4.&,
\ &C. J.Purcell, p. M. 3
ffls .SSta ----- : ----- ~, EaS3
WE KEEP THINGS MOVING BY
keeping things that move. s555s NJ 1,
3 anderson 10 Cent Co. 10
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Gard of Thanks.

Being impossible to see and thank
personally the friends who showed
us so many kindncssc< during the
last illness of my wife and our moth
or We choose this medium to express
cur appreciation and thanks to the
doctor AND all who ministcred to us
in our affliction.
J. w. Davis and Family
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-19

NOTICE-The First National Bank,
OF Whitmlre, located at Whitmire,
s. c., is closing its affairs. All note
holders and other creditors Of the
association are therefore hereby no.
titled to present the notes and other
claims for payment.
Lloyd Osborne,
Cashier.
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Make Your Returns.

The time for making returns of
personal property will be ont on the
10th. If you do not return your pro-
perty before that date the law re-
quires the auditor to add fifty per
cent to the amount you returned last
year.
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JURIEs m MAYORS -':Y,' 90 uRTs.
Pomaria May Go Outside Her Cor
porate Limits To Secure Requiss
~. ito Number OF Jurors.

In a case which came up from Po.
maria Judge Purdy, has decided That
the drawing of jury is not limited
to the corporate limits, but may ex-
tend to the neighborhood or country
surrounding, extending, Of course, to
no other county, and that the pwer
to draw the jury would carry with it
the power to summon. n y};
G.. H. Counts was charged with
failure to pay municipal license and
was convicted in the intendant s court
at Pomaria. His attorney, Mr.. Fred.
II. Dominick, appealed to the circuit
court, one of his exceptions being
that three Of the names placed on
the jury list of eighteen were names
of non-residents of Pomaria.
! When the appeal came up before
Judge Purdy it was conceded by So
licitor Cooper and DR.. Geo. B. Crom-
cr, representing the town, that Counts
WAS entitled to new trial OH other
grounds, but it was desired to have
the question us to the right of the
town to go outside the corporate Ii
mits to secure jurors, tested. The
ease was argued before Judge Purdy,
and he has filed the following order:
Judge Purdy's Order.
cit was conceded ut the hearing
of the appeal i'll this ease that new
trial would be granted but both par
ties were anxious for the question
us to the manner of drawing the jury
to be passed upon. i'll addition to the
ground upon which the motion for Il
new trial would necessarily be grant
ed.
"SecticN 0S7 of the Code of Pro
crdure. Volume |, provides that Il
jury shall be drawn in magistrates
courts by takin" the names of res
pectablc voters from the vicinity.
"Scction 1917 Of the same volume
provides that jury shall be drawn
from the city in certain eases.
"Section 2003, which applies to the
case now under consideration, pro-
vides that the jury shall be drawn in
the same manner as in magistrates
courts.
"The contention on the part of the
appellant is that he is entitled to Il
trial by jury drawn from the town
against which the offence is alleged
to have been committed, and Il strong
argument has been made in favor of
that contention.
"Thc settlement Of the question
turns upon the meaning to be, given
The word vicinity. The Century Die
tionary defines it to be ".neighbor-
hood; surrounding or adjoining space,
district or country" and uses this
quotation in this connection: "Cumi-
paw is one of the numerous little vii
lagos in the vicinity Of this most
beautiful Of cities' (Ncw York;.
Following this definition and il
lustration, the term vicinity here
would have reference to the country
surrounding or adjoining the munich
pality in question.
"It is, therefore, found and ad.judg.
cd that the drawing of jury is moi
limited to the corporate limits, but
may extend to the neighborhood OF
country surroundin%, extending, OF
course, to no other county.
"The power to draw the jury
would carry with it the power te
summon.
"The appeal is sustained and {
new trial is granted, but not upon th'
ground that the jury or any part Of
it was drawn from beyond the incor
poratc limits.
OR. O. Purdy,
"Presiding judge -
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Birthday Party.

The Ladies Aid society of the FRS
}Baptist church will have a birthday
+ party Friday, February %, at Mrs
wv. +. Ewart's at 430 o'clock.
# Each member is expected to bring
ia gift.
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FOR sALE-Large stove; wod, hard
or soft coal burner; just the thing
far large room, store or hallway.
Also, fine quarter oak folding
bed. w. L. Seabrook at Lutheran
Parsonage.
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AN OLD "CONFED' AND LIFE
INSURANCE.


INSURANCE..
| wish to call the attention Of my
friends to the fact that I am still
Manager of General Agency Office of
South Carolina for the Pacific Mutu-
nj Life and shall be glad to sell them
the "best the market affords.
BY giving me chance to write your
application you can materially aid a
man now grown too old and frail to
hunt you up and "bore" you with
talks on life insurance.
So, come and see me. YG. know I
will treat you square.
Office over tho Old Post Office.
A. P. Pifer.
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LAURENs STEAM LAUNDRY ".

clean and press your suits and
make them like new they give
You guaranteed work. Agency at
Herald and News. Office. Basket
sent Thursday and returned Satur-
day. -.. -. .r-. ~. ..t.-3 =.
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FOR RENT room house close in
town. Electric lights and city wat
Ell, will contract by the year, apply
to Annie o. Ruff. =.
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NOTICE.

Every merchant, or any other per-
son, firm, company, or corporation,
engaging in, or carrying on any call
ing, trade, business, or profession
within the corporate limits Of the
Town Of Newberry, S. c., is hereby
notified that the municipal license
for the conduct Of any such is NOW
due and the time for payment Of same
will expire on the 28th day Of Feb
ruary, 1907; which is positively the
last day without the penalty.
$%I .s.y. z.4 A. T. Brown, Mayor.
Attest: & Us NJ
Eug, s. Werts,
City Clerk. 4. .533ii
NO. 100 GETS THE JARDINERE.
Anderson 10 Cest Co.
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Every woman says that she does
Sin't think about men and every man
Stthinks what he doesn't say about wo-
men. N..,.
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BEFORE BUYING or selling a farm
or any property, write The Carolina
Realty and Trust Company,
Bishopville, S. C.
If 2taw.
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# Most men would be glad to go out
I and give tho baby. away to somebody
.if. they thought tStheir wives wouldn' u
;saba mad about it. New York Press.
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WANTED-Traveler for. established
house. Twelve dollars weekly to
start. Expenses paid. References.
Address George g. CLOVIS, Newbor-
ry, s. G. f.......s.' y
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FANTs' GROCERY is the place to
get the best groceries, prices no
higher than others. Phone 212.
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FOR sALE-Two mules. Apply to A.
Fl. Kohn, Prosperity, S. C.
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FOR SALE-Lumber. Apply to
Ernest Long.
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hosT--In the city Of Newberry con-
federate cross Of honor, with ,ame
s. Morse engraved on bar. R.lder
will please return to this office.
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SH1NGLEs-I have plenty Of shing-
les. Call and get prices.
o. w. Leroy.
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CABBAGE PLANTS grown on
Young's Island. Best Early variety.
For sale by James f. Todd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOUR KRAUT, SWEET MIXED
pickle, sour pickle, by the barrel
at Fants' Grocery.
Phone PIP.
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WANTED-Traveler for established
house. Twelve dollars weekly to.
start: Expenses paid. Referen ces.
Address George g.. CLOVIS, Newber-
ry, $. G. ..s5 III
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J. A. BURTON,
REAL ESTATE,
STOCKS
and
BONDS.
NEWBERRY, s.. g.

FOR RENT-Furnished room. Suit
able fot one or two gentlemen. Ap-
ply j. w. White
WE GARRY A FULL LINE Of fancy
groceries. Fants' Grocery.
Phone 212. .
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MAJESTIC FLOUR, the best on the,
market $500 per barrel at
.,t !. Fants Grocery. /
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WE KEEP THINGS MOVING by
keeping things that move. NJ Is
~ Andsrson 10}S Cent Co. i
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KEEP AN EYE on the windows Of
the Anderson 10 Cent Company