Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New Serry. S. C., as 2nd class matter. Friday, November 10, 1906. Congressmen elected last week will not take their seats for thirteen months.-Carolina Spartan. But they commence to draw pay from the first of March. The Southern Emigration and Edit cational Conference which was held in Nashville, Tenn., during this weeI effected a permallient, organization and will be known hereafter as the Southern Emigration and Industrial Association. Gov. D. C. Heyward, of South Carolina, was elected president. The next convention will be held in Birmingham, Ala., the second Tues day in November, 1907. The county of Richiand for the month of October $8,413.07 as its share of the dispensary profits. Rich land is ill favor of the dispensary. GEN. E. A. GARLINGTON. Thtie Herald and News is, and the people of Newberry should be, very much ldelighited an dpleased at the success whiclh general Ernest Albert Garlington has won and the promo. tion he has achieved in the United States army. Especially so because lie has w%-on thiese iot, by favoritism, but by his own merits. Ie is now much inl tihle public eye on account or the fact, Ilhat lie has ordered a disbandmnent of the 25(lh Infantry ot negro troOlls, on acunt of tile out ages (0111111illed upon tile citizens of Brownjsvillv, Texas, anid for the eon dlet, of all the mIei in shielding the guilty parties. Ilis report was manly and straightforward its any one who knows hi) would (exiwet. it to be and has tile endorseitelit of the president. It has been stated inl somtie of the papers that, Geineral Garliigtonl was a native of Ltaurens. W desire to cor rect, this and to say that lie is a native of Newberry and lived here until lie was fifteen or sixteen years of age, when his father moved to Georgia for a year or two and lie was appointed to the Naval Acedemy from that. state. The Herald and News is much pleased at the action of the council in taking ip the matter of moving tle stationl of the Southern instead of re(iiiring the C., N. & L. to biuld unibrella sheds. We brought this matter to the attention of the Chem ber of Commerce several times, but they seemed inactive. We are satisfied that u1ponl the pro per presentation the council will sue coed in the transfer of the station to the noirth side of Main street. BUTTERICK PATTERNS. Decem her number 10 and 15 ets. at Mimt ' naughs. D)ecember fashion sheets free. Mimnaughi 's. BOO14 "A little library grow rnan's histo, y. 'It is a 1 luxury, but one of th through which the sun without windows. No out surrounding them And every man can bu list of books giveni belt fresh new ones. Anyt look at my stock, for I The Four Feathers. -The Prisoner of Zenda. The Master Christian. The Wheel of Life. By Right of Sword. The Landlord at Lion's Head. The Crisis. Janice Meredith.. In the Palace of the King. Graustark.. The Hermit. The Haritage of Ciril. ) On The Face of The Waters. ;Maye W. M. AUGUSTINE, BEEF MARl ET. Best steak . 12 1-2 Otlier cuts rron 6, 8,and 10c. per Pork 12 1-2 cets per lb. Steak Pork 15 cents per lb. Oysters, best 40 cents per quart. Fish, etc. CASE AGAINST PRATHER THROWN OUT 001 The State. Barnwell, Nov. 13.-Judge Ga has about completed the criminal d ket for this term and will doubtli commence the civil business tom row. There have been no importm eases to be tried at this term, ie ly all the cases being against negr< for small offenses. In most cases verdict of guilty has been rendere The grand jury threw out the ci against. W. W. Prather, who y charged with an attempt at crimih assault. It. will be remembered i some time ago Prather was arrest here on a warrant sworn out by l, Quitman Rountree of Dunbart( charging that Prather had attempt a criminal assault upon his wife. Just before court convened M 11ountree wrote Solicitor Davis a9 ing that the prosecution be dropp as she had acted under the exei ment of her fears when she had I husband swear out the warrant. SUPERVISOR'S OFFICE. Notice is hereby given that on t first (lay of December, 1906, an eh tion will he had for the position Keeper of the County Home. A pdicationls will lie received by Viti oI tlie umidersigned until noon of sa date. .1. Monroe Wicker, Fr11ed. 11. Dominliek. Supervisor. Clerk and Attorney. upERVISOR'S OFFICE. Notice is hereby given that. t Sipervisor, will, at his office in Nei herry. oi Friday December 1906, let out a coitract for the co struction of a steel bridge over Bu, Iiiiver (j) the lowest bidder. Plans and specifications may 1 seen at the office of Fred. H. Domii ick, Law Range, Newberry, S. C. J. Monroe Wicker, Fred. H. Dominick, Supervisor. Clerk and Attorney. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Annie L. Glymph, Plaintiff, against Mattie K. Glymph, in her own rig and as administratrix of the good chattels, rights and credits of A. W. Glymph, deceased, RobertGlymp Ernest Glymph, Jno. F. Glymp Hughst. C. Glymph, Walton I Glymph and Grover C. Glymph, D fendants. By virtue of an order of cou herein, I will sell before the cou house at Newberry on Salesday December, being the 3d day of sa month, the followving real estate I ing and being in the county and sta aforesaid: The ''Home Place'', containing 01 hundred and forty-five (145) acr< S BI ing larger every year i nan's duty to have b< e necessaries of life. looks out. A home wi man has a right to bri with books if he has th v books at the price I w are the regular $1. hing in the list at 50 c~ have many others. Flowers of The Fort. T1me Jessamy Bride. The Climar. 12 I Were King. Rnpiert of Thentvaw. The King of Diamonds. A Gentiman From Indiana. Damnation of Theron Ware. The Custom the The Country. Zelda Dameron. The Forest Lovers. Tristram of Blent. Alice of Old .Vincennes. Boo more or less, bounded by ands of B. A. Rawls, the Epting place and the Suber place. lb. Also all that tract or plantation of land knowii as the "River Place'", lying and being' on Broad river, con- I taining two hundred and twenty. i nine (229) acres, more or less, bound- S ed by lands of Tom Adams, L. M. it Blair and Mrs. Frank Smith, tbis I LT. tract including the island, with twey ty-nine (29) acres. Also all that tract or plantation of S land known as the "Sallie Blackwell I go Place", containing forti-two (42) D acres, more or less, bounded by lands C or- of Jeff Lane, estate of D. B. Glymph 1i D and estate of R. E. Bell. d mt Also all that tract or plantation of s, .r- land, containing forty-six (46) acres, o more or less, bounded by lands of ii Eliza Brown, the Epting place and ir A. Y. W. Glymph's home place. d ise I Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to b 'as I pay for papers. . S lal 1 1H. H1. Rikard, at Master's Office, Master. Ia ed Nov. 12, 1906. C [r. _l ed Eye Service the Best Obtain- o N. able. 1 k- Supreme court juutes, distinguished ( ed law ers, eminent p: %.icians, successful , c- ban Kera and m.-rchiants-these are among the patrons,If Dr. I. E Crimm. 3 er Competent service done could bring in such men. My price: are moderate the j. examination is without charge, but what 'ignifies more than all else is the experience and the success attained in (1 be my ten years of practice. I0 e- Glasses only if needed-always at a moderate prices. I of Will be in Newberry from Wednes- A p- day, November 21st, to Saturday, Do- ~f er cember 1st, p. ,;tiv?y no longer. Office! id over old Post CIfice. Examination free. Consult DR. I. E. CRIMM .: le One of the .Most RBomarkable, I %I Facts connected with the 7, 1t 4 GREAT to ARTISTIC STIEFF" PIANO is, that out of the thousands of L good, chcap and indifferent pia nos sold here and there it is at" ways noticeable that families of" refinement, culture and musical taste iiivariably furchase 'the' a "Artistic Stieff" f 19 . The great and best equipped p h, colleges of the country Ise the to , ARTISTIC STIEFF, on account . of its beautiful singing tone and e- wonderful durability. Write to- - day. rt rt OHAS. M. STIEFF in dSouthern Wareroom. V' 5 West Trade Streot, to OHARLOTTE, N. O. CCI YJKSH s an honorable part of a >oks. A library is not a Books are the windows .. thout books is like a room ng up his childrer with a means to pay for them." am selling them at. The 50 books. Not old, but~ mnts each. Come in and The History of David Graves. Blennerhasse!d. Wolfville. Barlasch. The Magic Forest. When Kinghthood Was in Flower. Uncle Terry.o Rockhaven. Soldiers of Fortune. . In the Bishop's Carriage.h Thyra Varric.l Richard Yea and Nay. My Lady Peggy Goes to Town. Store0 )TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF LEXINOWfON. N COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Partition. Nancy C. Long, Ella J. Corle Irancis M. Connelly Alice M. Don tick, and Frank C. Corley, J. Day wygert and R. .L. Connelly, Admii ;trators of the estate' of the J. M ong, deceased, Plantiffs, Against John Wesley Swygert, Lillian Ev wygert and Wil6ert Earle Swyger efendants. - ,n obedience to the Decree of th ourt herein, signed by Hon. R. V [emminger, Presiding Judge, an ated November 12th, 1906, I wi 11 to the highest bidder at publi Ltery, before the U. S. Postoffic( I the town of Presperity, S. C., dui ig the legal hours of sale, on Tues iy after the first Monday of Decor 'r, 1906, being the 4th day of th lid month. All that piece, parcel or tract o id, situate, lying and being in th unzty of Newberry in the Stat .resaid, formerly owned by C damn Long, and known as tract No. the Wheeler place, containing On undred and Thirty-Six acres, mor - less, and bounded by lands o Lor.-e Wheeler, J. W. Lindler, Nath, 1 II. Wheeler, and tracts Nos. 2 an( of the Wheeler place; the same be g conveyed to him by J. B. Fellers P. N. C., on February 27, 1893. Also, All that piece, parcel or trae land, situate, lying and being it e County of Newberry and Stat oresaid, formerly owned by G lam Long, and known as tract No. he Wheeler place, containing eigh. i and one-half acres, more o 1and bounded by lands of Georg "kler, Nathan I I. Wheeler, am N)s. I and 2 of the Wheele .week; the same being conveyed ti ImI by J. B. Fellers, J. P. N. C., oi ,hruary 27, 1893. Terms of sale-Oine-half eash, bal "V on a ere(dit of One ye'ar secure< bond of the purchaser and mnor aig,e of the premises sold, with'leavi pay all cash. Purchaser to pay fo: Samuel B. George, Clerk of the Court. essrs. Efird & Dreher, Plaintiff's Attorneys. xington, S. C., November 12, 1906 NOTICE. Newberry, S. C., Nov. 10, 1906. Mr.- John W. Miller having madc deed.of-assignment to me there wil a meeting of the creditors in my fice at Newberry C. H., S. C., oi onday, the 19th day of November 06, at 11 o'clock A. M., for the ap intment of an agent of the credi rs. Cole. L. Blease, Assignee. our Money's Wortb OR Your Money Back!' The flower of delight is isaac arter's A No. 1 Flour. uaranteed to retain everi article of nutriment there it the finest wheat grown-. irters A No.1IFlour Satistles R*fr ONLY OBERT & WILIAM I'he Oyster Season is On! The City Cafe is serving dellghtfi yater Stews to its patrons, -as well a any other seasonableAf1shes to refrea ad sustain the inner man-all food< gh quality and well cooked. We are agents for ' the celebrate !iley's Candles, and carry a full liii c hoice fruit., etc. Call to see us. Ladies emupecially am vited to visit the Cafe while in t1 ty. . , Earhardi & Wells, Next door to old Post Office buildinr You Will Of Co Needa] e il Rugs and Ar ...This W We have now of Rugs, Art Sqi Covers, Tapest A Beautiful Art Sq.t Ideal Christme f8 &o MI City Oper EARHARDT & WELLS, LESS SATURDAY, Matinee.an NIXON and ZI Offer Fourth Aj MARY EM And Her Exceptionally in Samuel Lewis' W4 H{is Majesty aqi1 PRICES: Matinee, 25, 50, 75. Seats on Sale at Phone 200 DeliobIe P1 You get always 'the best correctness when you bus hibiting the largest and bE Cut Glass, Lamps, Japanese Vase Japanese Sa) Japanese ( Carving Fine Pt Comi Dr , We prepare Prescrlptio LO Out of town orders pror Wmn. E. Peihi airse. Few t Squares inter... a fine line aares, Table ry, Etc., Etc. iare makes an ts Present. IWER [O. i House EES AND MANAGERS. NOV. 17, d Night. WMERMAN inual Tour. ER SON Clever Company ill Known Play I The Mold. Night, 25, 50, 75, $1.00.. City Cafe. ,and we guarantee of us. We are ex-. ~st selected stock of lad Sets, shocolate Sets, Bets, arfumes, > & Brush Sets, essing Cases, ns properly. nptly filled. imj &8 Soni.