The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, December 08, 1903, Page 8, Image 8
SALSDAY YESTERDAY.
A Large Crowd in Town-Number 01
Master's Sales and Several
Private sales.
There was a large crowd in town
yesterday for salesday and the mer
chants did a good busincss. A
number of sales were made by the
Master and several private sales
were made.
MASTHR'S SALES.
The following sales were made by
the Master:
National Bank of Newberry vs.
Ducket et al. i 15 acres and inter
est in 145 acres. to Lewis Duckett
for $755
Werts et al vs. Werts et al.
(Dave Werts place), 198 acres. to
Mrs. M. C Werts for $1,375-.
Wheeler vs Bruce. house and
lot in Town of Prosperity. to D H1.
Wheeler for $125
John C Wilson, judge of Pro
hate, vs. T. F. Harmon et al.. tract
No. i of 45 acres to Geo. S. Mower
for 1S15: tract No 2 of 45 acres to
Geo. S. Mower for $965; tract No.
3 to Bob D;ck Williams for $665
tract No. . of 44 1 1o acres to Gea.
S. Mower for $450: tract No. 5 of
5: 28- ov acre to Geo. S. Mower
for 4 ; o; tract No . (of 50 13- 1oo
acres t) Geo. S. Mower for $6oo;
tract No. 7 of 4' 3 ioacres to Thos.
M \Werts for $455.
Wicker vs. Pazan, house and lot
in Towii of NwberrV, to Tlios. V.
Wicker for 555
PR\1I\'AIT); SAI.);S.
Among the private sales inade
was the following:
Estate of j. B(.#:ahan, deceased,
W. F-. Sunh,..r a1iting agent, j66 acres
ill No. i i. to R. P. Crouer for
KNIGHTS OF P1YTIIAS.
The Annual loll Cad to be Ield in the
Armory roniglit --Will be a Very
Pleasant Occasion.
The animal roll call of the
Knights of v.'-th will take place
minid pleant sUIuindiigs in the
armtry tloiuiht, beginning pronmpt
ly at v . Jalne-; Dunhar will fur1
111sh th .erslunents. nlliongh
sail. 1,ical Knights A. J. Bowers,
W. II Innt an1d 0 B. M.,aver will
each havc s,mething to av . Also
Grand hV.Cei, l; e t
and Past1,1 (' -h.i lld 1) C.
Nearh a ! !e local 1K mcghts
with their \.ives or sweethearts
u l) bele-n :ini an enjoyable
t imte for' all is ant icip ate.
A ttending Conference.
Th Rev. >. 11 Z/.inunerniuni, of
(3 ntral Nth i-.; uhe Re.v ('.. .
\ hvaniflU, \"ei-. ealSre \lto
dist.'land t hi Rc . l)st. Pit. Hyd,o
t V Ne'.wr:i I it i, are. attend(1ingii~
giegaatl ii vne rnce in Geren
twi) e ti:,u ts te( ' e
The R.but,\. .\tl~rtZianunetia
* lipd o n Nc avci at weesonan
peahedghr (i)oniit i.unday.
11. HeIr1 a ote orved te New
NI i. r rnt hasr me n wilt
flren o oncia:l and iner'e aecon.
wl-andIlastone uargdwk wic
THB MAYOR'S WURT.
Three Gamblers Fined $10.00 Each-Usual
Number of Saturday Drunks and
Disorderlies.
There were three gamblers and
the usual number of Saturday
drunks and disorderlies before
Mayor E.rhardt yesterday morn
ing.
Simon Thoupson, Jordan Sain
ders and Ed. Harris, all negroes,
were finedSto,oo each for gambling.
The three w%ere caught gambling on
Saturday night in Sam Harris' shoe
shop. in Graveltown. by Policeman
Koon and Constable Perry. Con
stable Perry also seized a small
quantity of liquor fromi Harris
The following other cases were
disposed of: Mary Meims, colored,
t
drunk, $3 oo; J(shn Cannon, fight
ing. $3.00; Elliott Worthy, drunk,
33.oo W. H. Day, white. charged
with cursing and using abusive
language, failed to appear and his
bonld of 52.50 was forfeited and a
rega rest ordered
t
V
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. b
Mr. A. C. Jones is in the city. V
Several of the city churches were
closed on Sunday and the Lutheran t
church was crowded both at the v
111o1 ning and evening services. The o
evening service was the regular d
ionthlv college night service and c
an appropriate sermon was preached 8
bY the p-,stor. c
The Bachelor Maids will meet
thii afternooni at 4 o'clock with Miss t
Myrtle Schu'mpert.
Mr. -. Sai Cannon, who is a
working for the Columbia Record,
w:ts in Newberry on Saturday.
C
Ilhe work of cemniting the side- t
walks was recommenced yesterda.v I
moning after being suspended for il
severa ;i tysoi account of bad weath .
1r. s:
Con-st able Puti v welit to Greei
ville \vesterday, to attend the hicarin p
in the BabhA dispensary case. Mr
Perry wa,, one of the constables
who liclped in making the big haul.
The Rev S C. Ballentine, of a
White Rock, secretary of the South r
Carolina Synod, was in Newlierry
yesterday. r
Thi Draylon Rutherford Chapter C
Ih ugiters of the Confederacy will i
nc--t with Mrs. W. H1. Carwile at '
3 o'clock thIi s afternoon , inst ead lf
wvith~ Mrs J;H. A. Burtoni, ats e
Supritenen of Fduicationi I'
S. Werts will begin hiis visits to the
schzools ofi the county todayv and
tint il thle visits are cozmpleted will
be ini hiis ofliee 0on1y on Monda1fys
andI Satura days.
The Aid1( Societ y of the First
BIapu-t el:urchi will have a sales
window oW~t Christmnas articles and
fanevc nieedie work ini thle store of
II. F~ Todd & Co. The indow
w ih be openeiLd oni Saiturd ay miornz
ing. D)cembe)r ::th1.
litTOR OF ST. LUKE'S.
Ashhurnhmi, Ontario, Testifies to the
Good Qualities of Chamberlain's
Cough Remecdy. c
IAshbalurnami, Ont.., April 18, 1903. --
I t hinka~ it is only right that I should tell
you what a wonder ful elfl'vet. Chamber
lai's Cou(gh~ Heedy has prodluced. The
day i beore' li5ter1 I was so distrse
with a cold and cough that I did not
think to be abale to takec any duties the
net day, z' as mys voice was almzost
(lhokedtt by th)e coughj~. The samie (lay I
rece ived '(a orde frm you for a bottle
of youri ouighi llemedC(y. I at once prto-I
eurtd a it~ smole btot tie, and took~ aot.
thr ee adoses of I thle medicine. To my:
g rteat reliet 11wh cough and cotl hadiX coin
pa eIly dhisappear'ed and I was able to
wechI th ree t.imes on~ iiast.er D ay. I
tno tat I this r'apid( and1 ell'ective cure
was duae to youra C'ouigh I emedyv. I
miake' this testimonial witnouut.Folicita
tion, being thank fuCl to4 hav'e fountd such
a God-sent remediy.
l0. A. 1 ,ANuvi-:i.ivr, M. A.,
lRector oif St. I1uke's Church.
To Chamberlain Medicine Co.
Th'is r'emiedy is for sale by Smith
D)rug Co , Newvberry, S. C. Prosperity'
Drg Co. Prosper, S. d.
A MYSTERIOUSCHAR.AC[ER.
legro Was Caught Riding the Rods-He
Can't Give Any Connected Ac
count of Eltmself.
When the Southern's afternoon
>assenger train going towards Co
umbia arrived in Newberry on
'unday a negro who jumped from
tnder the train where he had been
iding the rods and attempted to!
un was arrested by Policeman
3edenbaugh. The negro was locked
ip and yesterday morning was
entenced to pay a fine of $3 00 or
o serve 15 days for loitering around
rains.
The negro is sotnewlat of a mys
erious character, and has failed so
ar to give any connected account
if himself. He says he was -at
empting to go from Greenwood to
xadsden, below Columbia, where
te was working oil the railroad and
vben lie reached Newberry lie ran
ecause he saw so many white peo.
Ile and was afraid they would laugh
t himi when they saw him riding
herods. He knows nobody in Green
7ood, where lie says lie was born
ut knows some people in Gadsden
rhere lie says he was reared.
The negro answers very closely
> the description of an escaped con
ict for vhotn a reward of $50-00 is
ffered by the Penitentiary. The
escription is of Joe Flynn, who es
aped fron theSutter county chain
ang on A ugust 7, 1903, 21 years
Id, 5 ft., 9Y:, inches high, black
air, eyes and complexion, scar be
NCCII eyes, scar inside right shin,
ar on stoniach. scar1 on left elbow.
'he negro has the vaiious %cars ex
eAIy as described and answers the
escription in ever)' part:cular ex
,q)t that lie is only 5 ft., 8112 inches
Ill. He gives his name as Jim
Iar i; and savs he has never been
i the lower part of the State.
hie escaped convict mentiloned is
tid to claim Gcorgetown as his
oMie. and the negio under arrest
Is a brogue very closely resembling
lat. of the low country negroes.
Special Rates Via Southern.
The Southern Railway company
nnounces the following special
ates:
13 75 to Greenville, S C. , and
A1rn, account of the Soutn C r
lina Annuial Conference M. E.
'hurch, South, December 8th- 1 5th.
'iekets on sale Dec. 7, 8, 9, 1, i 1,
vith filnal limit December 16th.
.7 4 to Charleston S. C. , and
etuirni, account of Annual Comn
innication M. XW. Grand Lodge
incienit Free Masons, D)ec. 8th 9th.
'ickets on sale D)ec. 7, 8. with rin
.1 1imit D)cecmber I 1th.
$2.25 to Cohnnbiiia S. C., and1 re
urn, account of annual meet ing
Jahnetto) A. M. E. Zion Con;: -
)ecembecr 9th- 5th. TPie'. a, on
ale Dec. 8, 9, roth, with .it
)ecemiber i 5th.
For tickets and furtheir inifor
nlation, applly to,
S. H. McLean, Agent.
,etter to Shiockley Bros., Newvberry, S. C.
Dear Sir: Let's~ talk it right out be
ore folks; there'; nothing to hide1 in
our business or ours; if' there is, we'dl
et.ter hide ourselves.
We are in tradeo to make money; so
re you. Wc make it by saving our
ustomer's money; so do0 you. Our ob
oct, in trade, is to save your custom
es1' w''od from irotting and( iron1 and(
teel and1( tin from rusting; yours the
We work for thousands of pr'operty
wneors; you for a few. Weo can (10
01me things that you can't (10; we have
he facilities. You can (10 some things
hat we can t; you are there. Let us
vork together; he faithful to) one an
ther. We can serve our customers
etter by wvorinig together and >being
aithful to one-another
Your (dollar', put inito our paint, wiltl
ainit more feet than in any otheir way;
md1 the pint will last longer. This
ayes you money, and1( saves your' eus-.
omiers' money. That's all there is ini
ur' whole business. Yours truly,
F. WN. Dl-:Vol. & Co.,
Newv York.
P. S. -Thle Newherr'iy HIard(ware Co.,
WX. TI. T arrant will move into the
tore no0w occupied by Edunardl
choltz on the 1st of Taunetr.
IF NOT DISPOSED OF BEFOE, I
will sell at public outcry, at the Court
House, at Newberry, S. C., during the
legal hours of sale, on Monday, saleday
in December being 7th day, the follow
ing described real estate of J. B.
Graham, deceased: 166 acres located in
lownship No. 11 and bounded by lands
jf R. P. Cromer, G. J. Wilson, Colon
Graham and others.
Terms, one-half cash, balance in one
and two years, with interest from date,
secured by bond of purchaser and mort- ]
gage of premises with privilege to
purchaser to pay all in cash.
ror further information as to land
ap, 'y to the undersigned.
W. F. SUBER,
Acting as agent.
Get the Best For the Asking.
When you order a sack of patent flour
from your grocer, do not tell him to
send you "a sack of good flour", but
tell him to send you a sack of "Clifton,"
because "Clifton" is the best patent.
Every sack is sold with this guarantee,
and if it does not prove as represented,
your money will be refunded. "Clifton"
is an all-round flour, and is as good for
cake and pastry as light rolls and bis
cuit. T. J. H AYs.
The most complete line of *
Jewelry,
Watches,
Diamonds,
Clocks,
Silverware,
and Spectacles
* eve.- seen in Newberry, at i
o my store. Come in and see I
* the prettiest store in town. *
* Yours very truly, *
J. GUY DANIELS.
Teacher Wanted.
T HlE TRUSTEES OF TABER
nacle School will meet at the
school house at about Christmas to
elect a teacher for this school year.
Applications are solicited. Salar.y $30
per month. Address
JNO. G. MILLER, Ch'm.,
Kinards, S. C.
Notice.
A LL PARTIES ARE HEREBY NO
- tifted that tax executions will be
ssued against all property upon lhich
bown taxes wil' not have been paid by
hec 10th day of December. This notice
s positive and final.
JNO. W. EARHARDT, Mayor.
rHos. 0. STMWART, JR., Clerk.
allace Plantation.
IVE MILES FROM WHITMIRES,
1918 Acres of good cotton land, on
Enoree River, good pasture land. May
be bought cheap and on easy terms.
Apply to E. H. AULL,
Newberry, S. C.
Christmas Holiday Rates,
TIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
The Southern Railway will sell Christ
mas Holiday Excursion Tickets hetween
all points south of the Potomac and
Ohio rivers and east of the Mississippi
iver, including St. Lu'iis, Mo., for one
and( one-third first class standard one
wvay fares, plus 25 cents for the ruund
trip (minimum rate 50 cents).
Tickets will be sold December 23-241
25-30-31, 1903, and January 1st, 1904,
with final limit January 4th, 190.
'They wvill also sell upon presentation
and surrender of certificates signed by
Superintendents, Principals or Presi
dtents of' the various institutions, De
cemnbu.- 1G to 22, 1903 inclusive, with
Iina,l limit. .b:mauary 8th, 1904, to teach
era and students of schools1 andl colleges.
Interiine tickets will be sold at Cou
poni stations onily.
A pply to any agent of the Southerr,
Railwvay, or
Robert W. Hunt, W. H-. Tayloe,
Div. Pass. A gt., Asst. Gen. Pass Agt.
Charleston, S. C. Atlanta, Ga.
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TIE 0OTTON MARUT.
Vhat the Fleecy Staple Was Bringing
Yesterday. Afternoon in the Various
Portions of the County. .
Newberry.
(Corrected by Nat Gist.)
%ood Middling ........ .12 15
trict Middling ....... 12
diddling . ....... 11 88 1-2
Market Steady.
Prosperity.
Corrected by J. J. and A. G. Wise.)
zood Middling ........ 12 25
Chappells.
(Corrected by John R. Scurry.)
zood Middling. . . . . ... . .11 50
Pomaria.
(Corrected by Aull, Hentz V Co.)
,ood Middling . . . . . . 12 12 1-2
Little Mountain.
(Corrected by J. B. Lathan.)
,ood Middling...... . . 12
Kinards.
(Corrected by Smith Bros.)
'ood Middling ........ 12 15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
1E EMOVAL SALE.-On the first of
A) January I will move my stock of
Yoods to the stand now occupied by
2'duard Scholtz. And in order to re
Iice stock will sell goods at prices
never heard of before. Come at once
and take advantage of the sale.
W. T. TARRANT.
1 OR SA LE --The 6-room cottage,
with outbuildings, 8 acres of im
proved farming land and nice young
orchard and vinevard, I mile form N ew
berry College, will be sold first Monday
in January unless sold before atprivate
sale. For ternis etc., apply to
Dit. D. L. Eoozian, Newberry.
or Di. J. W. Booz!n, Columbia.
OTICE-1 have moved my saw mill
N 'on Mrs. Ida N. Boozer's place near
New Chapel Church, and am prepared
to furnish on short notic ', long and
short leaf pine lumber-heart or sap
at reasonable prices. Any one in need
of first-class lumber will do well to get
my prices before placing their orders.
H. 0. LONG,
Silver Street, S. C.
UNTER & SANER are running a
saw mill about one mile from city
)n road to Lindsay's bridge, and are
prepared to fill all orders for lumber.
/ ONEY TO LEND--l am author
M .ized to negotiate loans on real
estate mortgages running 3 to 5 years.
A pply to J ohnst one & Welch.
Gi-o. B. CiaoMEN.
Pianos Tuned.
-10 MY CUSTOMEHS IN AND
. near Newherry: I wish to state
Lhat I will be in Newherry about 10th
Lo 20th of December, and anyone wish
ing Piano tuned will please leave order
at Mr. Eduard Scholtz' Store, and I
will attend to it as soon as I come.
R. 11. McCRACKEN.
ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE-Sixty Acres adjoining in
morporate limits of Newberry. High
state of cultivation. One hundred and
forty acres one and a half miles from
town. Good creek and river bottom,
fine meadows on both tracts. For in
formation apply to
G. M. B. EPTING.
or E. 11. AULL.
WA ANTED-Faithful person to
VVtravel for well established
house in a few counties, calling on re
tail merchants and agents. Local ter
ritory. Salary $20.00 per week with
expenses additional, all p)ayable in cash
each week. Money for expenses5 ad
vanced. Position permanent. Busi
ness successful and rushing. Standard
House, 330 Dearborn St., Chicago.
F9ORR RNT-- ix Room Cottage on
'College street, in front of College
campus. Apply to Mns. M. E. LAKE.
WELLS BORED-Although I have
'b oredl twvo thousand wvells in
Newvberr y county I am still in the busi
ness. Parties desiring my services may
leave orders at my office over W I.
T1arrant's store
I. A. McDowl.:LL
Newberry, S. C.
-, ANUFACTUTRER wants reliable
-mn to deliver :md~ 1>ct; horse
andl wagon, and( $150 depo:it essary;
$21 a wveek- and expes; termanent.
Franklin, Box '78, Ph l-iL, P6. ii:
R ESTAURANT- Fancy Groceries
Mr. John J. Eargle who has bought
out the grocery store of C. W. Douglas
will also continue the restaurant at the
same place an.) you can secure a good,
meal cheap. I-I also has a good line
of fancy andl stap)le groceries at pri1ces
that are reasonab tle.
First Cost Not the Cheapest. I
The firs.t cost of an article dloes not
necessarily determine its cheapness. ~
For instance, a sack of ''Clifton'' flour
mayi cos yo a lit tIe more than other
so-called p)atent flours, but it will he
chemaper to you in the endl. Why? Be'
cause it will ntot only make more bread
to the sack, but will take less lard and
sodla to make it. Order a sack of ''Clif
ton'' and make a test for yoursel'. Itk
wil! prove the t.rut.h of this statement
T. J. HAYS. '
D o you want one of the prett,iest an'
most st ylish Hants in town this seas~on
if so you mu.s' have it madle by the
Thle Riserlilillery
Our prices are the lowest and
styles the newest that can be foun ~
the city.I