The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, July 21, 1905, Page 4, Image 4
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E. H. AULL, EDITOR.
Entered at the Postoffice at New
berry, S. C., as second class matter.
FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1905.
Western Trip Press Association.
I take this method of announcinc
to those members of the Press asso
ciation who contemplate the westerr
trip, that I have changed the rout
somewhat. Instead of going via Nev
Orleans. we will go via Atlanta. Chat
tanooga, Louisville. St. Louis. Kansa
City and the Sante Fe route to Lo
Angeles. stopping a day at the Gran
Canyon. From Los Angles we wil
go~up the Pacific Coast to Portlanc
Returning we wvill go via Salt Lak
City. Denver. Omaha. Chicago an
Cincinnatti. I will m ail at unce t
each member who has signitied a d
sire to go. a more detailed itinery giv
an approximati, a of the cos of th
trip, and in order to start on the tirs
it is absolutely necessary that I hav
definite information as to the persom
of the party at the earliest possibl
moment. This, it seems to me wi
make a more pleasant route, and pos
sibly the time can be cut one or tw
days.
E. H. Aull. President.
We publish in another column a
article from the Charlotte, N. C
News on the subject, "Keep Mone
in the South" which deals with tlh
great amount of money which is ser
out of the south every year for it
surance. Of course a great deal of
eventually comes beck but a ver
large proportion goes to enrich oth<
sections of the country and remair
there. In Newberry county alone w
send away for premiums for insu:
ance about $ioo.ooo each year. IV
had the exact figures the other da
but they are not at hand while n
write. They may be easily obtaine
from the auditor's books. There
no reason why we should not do
large part of our own insurance bus
ness and keep much of this money r
home.
The Press association adjourned o
Saturday morning after a most do
lightful meeting at White Stone. TI'
.proprietor, Mr. Samuel Sheftall, di
everything in his power to make th
meeting pleasant and so far as y
could judge he was successful.
was decided to held the next meetir
there.
There were many features of th
meeting which mark it as one of ti
best in the history of the associatio
T:h.e attendance was large, the go<
fellowship was superb, the papers a:
*discussions were above the averag
The presence and words of counsel
- Dr. James H. Carlisle were an inspir
tiomn and an encouragement 'to the ei
tors. The following officers we
elected for the ensuing year:
E. H. Aull, president, Newberry.
Win. Banks, 1st Vice presider
Columbia.
J. C. Mace, 2nd Vice presider
Marion.
C. C. Langston, Secretary. A
cerson.
August Kohn, Treasurer, Columbi
W. P. Jacobs, Chaplain, Clinton.
Executive commitcee-Ed. H. D
Camp, C. M. Galloway, WV. WV. Ba
-SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Items of More or Less Interest Co:
densedi Throughout the State.
A cow raised in Spartanburg w
sold to an Illinois cattle expert f,
$200. The cow weighs about roc
with a pedigree "several yards long
says a correspondent.
Petitions calling for an electi<
upon the dispensary que'stion are b
ing circulated in Oconee count
Signers are not hard to find.
Prof. S. WV. Rawls, assistant pr
fessor of mathematics at Clemson cc
lege has resigned to accept a positi<
in the University of Oklahoma atc
increased salary.
Mr. Go. WVright, agent for the Souti
ern railwvay at Rome, Ga., was sh<
and killed at Rome Wednesday by M4
Vince T. Sanford. Mrs. Wright, wi
ot the deceased is prostrated, and ma
die from the shock.
Elihu Root of New York. was }
sworn in as secretary of state Wed- tl
nesdlay.
Mr. Edward Gottshalk. under sen- v
tence to be hanged on August 8, com- v
mitted suicide in his cell at St. Paul
M inn.. \\'ednesday. by hanging him
elif with a strip ->f bed ticking.
1e mnCrr were bi-.wn tt pieces c
I)\- all 1X i ~ ~ a 2 ,' tincs 'f
dynamite at a co al mine. near Des r
Mines, Iowa, Wednesday morning. j
Heads, arms, and legs were scatter- b
ed for a distance of 500 feet. Light
ning striking a tree, and glancing off
to the building which contained the
dynamite was the cause of the disas
ter.
The Chinese boycotte has gone in
to effect. It is not blieved that the
1 boycotte will do any particular injury
to American goods.
Negroes Get Bail.
In the habeas corpus pr" ceedings I
held before Chief Justice Pope yester
day afternoon Berry Suber. colored.
charged wi:h killing Arthur \\ilson
was granted bail for the sum of S5oo.
Ed. Suber. who is charged with being
e an accessor to the act was released on
Soo bond. The 'negroes were repre
1 sented by Hon. Cole. L. Blease.
Special Rates Over Southern.
The southern railway announces
rate of one first class fare plus twen
ty-five cents, for the round trip, (min
imum rate 5o cents), to Calhoun and
n Cherry's Crossing, S. C., account of
the State Farmers' institute. Clemson
y college, S. C. August 8-II, 1905.
e Tickets to be sold August 6, 7, 8,
it with final limit August 13, 1905, from
' all points in South Carolina, including
tt Augusta, Ga.
3' For full information consult ticket
.r agent, or, R. W. Hunt,
s Division Passenger agent,
e Charleston, S. C.
e Detected. -
Y The 'Marquis of Waterford once
showed remarkable detective skill. A
d robber who had broken into 'the mar
quis' house at Curraghmore, Ireland,
a was pursued by him and followed to a
oublic house four miles off.
it There the robber had seated him
elf among a number of men, who
-:ere drinking and smoking. and not
me of them would betray him. The
t.rquis, however, was master of the
He1 insisted upon feeling all their
Ihearts, and as he was their landlord
and Che great man of the country not
tone dared to refuse. The man whose
heart was still beating quickly was
the robber who had just ceased run
m5nng.
rNOTICE OF ELECTION.
iOn August Ist the Commissioners
of Public Works will elect a Superin
.tendent for the Water Works, Elec
ftric Light and Sewer Department for
-the ensuing year, ending July 31st
i190g6.
eCommissioners of Public Works.
-F. M. Boyd, Supt.
Newberry, S. C., July 20, 11905.
,NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT AND DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given th-at I will,
as administrator of the estate of Mary
A. Kinard. deceased, make a fmnal se't
lement on the estate of said deceased
a.in the Probate Court for Newberry
County, on Wednesday, August 23,
19o5, and immediately thereafter ap
ply to said court for letters dismis
sory as administrator of said estate.
All persons holding claims against
said estate will present the same, duly
..attested,' by that date.
Jas. D. Kinard,
Administrator.
Newberry College
"SEMI-CENTENIAL YEAR.
Courses in
Science,
Classics,
Philosophy,
and Engineering.
-Thorough Collegiate Training
nunder positive Christian in
fluences at a minimum.
of expense.
Next Session begins Sept. 27.
~Address
JAMES A. B.SCHERER, I
Y I President.|
The man who undertakes to fight
ie devil with fire is going to find
imseli engaged with an antagonst
-ho is thoroughly familiar with the
eapon.
Barbecue.
We will furnish a first class barbe
ue at Mr. Perry Halfacre's mill on
aturday. July 22. 1905. Arrange
ients will be made for the usual en
>yments of all present. Cooking will
e under the best arrangements.
T. D. H. Kibler,
D. E. Halfacre.
Share
In the
Saving!
We are offer
ing our entire
stock of Ham
mocks for one
fourth off the
regular price.
Call and see
them.
layes' Book Istore;
SEASONABLE
SuMMerGooasl
If you are in need oi
anything in Men's Fur
rishing Goods, Shoe:
Hats, Pants, Under
wear, Hosiery, Hand
kerchiefs, Umbrellas
Suit Cases, Trunks
Shirts, Collars anc
Cuffs, Suspenders.I
have them that I be
lieve will please you} ir
both style and price
If you are gOinhg away
for the summer, or wil
be among the stay-at
homes, I have the
things you will want ir
order to keep comfort
able. I will have bar
gains to offer you in
all the departmenlts
closing out broken Iots
at less than th: ir value
If you need anything in Mens1
Women's or Children's Shoes
look at my stock, I keep noth
ing but the best makes; an<
those who have tried them onc<
call for some of the same kini
they bought before when the:
come back again. It will pa;
you to buy your Fall Shoe
early. In order to be alAe ti
sell my customers their Shoe
at old prices I bought early an'
have a good many of thern
now in store. All the indica
tions point to higher price
later in the season. Corn
and see us whenever you nee
anything in our line, and let u
help you to save. your money
A. C. JONES,
Under Newberry Hotel,
.Jnlv 12, 1905.
.... THl
Walk-Ovi
Easily walks
petitors in st:
comfort and
Its superiority a
over all other Sh,
leader of foot-weal
WALKING M.
when you wear th
Shoes and Oxfor
CeIGeSJ.
because every (
bones in the foc
fortable resting pl
Shoes and Oxford
ioned to fit every
them at REASON
C.& U.S.A
THE PLACE FOR R
STATE]
Of hecondition of The
Newberry, S. C., at the cl
30th, 1905. Publishedi
Act of the General Asser
RESOURCES.
Notes discounted .. .. ..$267,42 48C
Furniture and tures. . . 3,051 93D
Due from Banks. .. .. ..38,597.56D
Overdrafts.. ...-.-.-.-...902.18P
ICash and cash item. .. . 18,094 54 E
8328,073 6
Personally appeared before me Z.
named bank who swears that the abov
of his knowledge and belief.
Sworn to before me this 3oth day
Attest:
Jno. M. Kinard.
L. W. Floyd.
W. H. Hunt.
EIGHTH CA!
Choice Teqa'
Expeci
AWieARRIVE TF
Whileit lasts it goes for:
Best Patent, Cotton,
Best Half Patent, Cott4
Best Straight -. -
SWe are having a big rui
Sto remind the public we,
Sand summer goods, hay
nice new effects.
Don't be misled by loud advert
and red hot prices, and a compe
Moseley Bros. are in the lead, ar
the place to trade. Sorne are cu
off. They are just about getting
MOSEL
04
r Shoe
over com
yle, shape,
economy.
nd popularity
oes makes it a
for everybody
ADE EASY
e perfect fitting
ds sold by the
ower Co.,
>ne of the 26
it finds a com
lace. We have
s cleverly fash
foot, and sell
ABLE PRICES.
lower Co
ELIABLE GOODS
VIENT
Commercial Bank of
ose of business June
n conformity with an
nbly.
LIBLILITIES.
eposits...t ..k ....---$16,830 52
intertptpaid)..... 38,47831
e-Discounts.. .. . . . .400
5828,073. OS
F. Wright, Cashier of the above
e statemient is correct to the best
Z. F. Wright, Cashier.
of June 1905
J. Y. McFall, Notary Public.
t OF THAT
assce Flour
:ed to
llS WEEK.
- -- - $5.60
n, - 4.75
-- - 4.65
ra on Flour. We want
are leading in spring
ing full line, knobby,
isements, we have the .goods
trison will convince you that
d for an all round bill, and is
Lttting prices 10 to 25 per et
in line with our prices then.
RVY BROS.