The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, August 23, 1907, Page FOUR, Image 4
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E. H. AULL, EDITOR.
Entered at the Postoffice at New
?erry. S, C., as 2nd class matte*-.
Friday, August 2.'{, 1007.
We do not agree with our ootem
pornry tlie Observer in (lie matter o
the ringing of church bells. We d<
not see thai t is a riotous proceedinj
for the Holy Sahhath, and in fad
when some of the churches are elos
ed and the bells do not ring, we fee
thai sonicthimr is \vron? and it floe
not seem like the Sabbath. ft is tru"
that everybody has a clock or a watcl
and could attend church without he
inir summoned by the ringing of ;
bell, but we like to hear the ringim
ot bells and I he blowing of whistle;
in the day time during the week day.
and we see no desecration of the Sab
bath to have the church bells rinj
calling the members to the house o
worship.
It does not pay to put. in no liighe
ground lo abuse and vilify your op
ponents in an election not to pcrini
your friends to do so. As an illus
(ration attention is directed to ill
overwhelming victory won by May
or Mahon, of Greenville, on last Tues
day.
W e liive a ureal deal of space i
tliis issue to the ceremonies incidcn
to the laying of the corner stone o
the Haptisl cluirch of Newberry, an
in llii' <ame connection to the histori
cal sketches o|" (he conn rev at ioi
which were written by two of its mo?
beloved pastors.
I he county of Mecklenberg i
North Carolina will vole on Seplen
her 10 on the question of issuin
".$.'{00,00(1 in f> per cent bonds j>ri
ceeds to the amount of $.">0,000 to 1
applied to the floating debt and ll
residue to be divided between the cit
and county, two-fifths to the fornx
and three-liflhs to the latter, (lie cit
to use iis share in street improvi
rncnts, and the county its share i
building' and repairing' macada
roads."
Then* seems to be little doubt tin
the people of this county will vol
this issue ot bonds. We suppo:
there is scarcely a county unywhei
in the country, which has roads tin
are superior to those of Mccklenhci
ounty. Nicy lead out from *(,lha
lotle in all directions, and it is
pleasure lo drive on tliein and a con
M,'l to the fanners in hauling the
produce to market and in going I
Charlotte to do their trading. W
mention this simply lo emphasize tl
point which we have been endeavo
in?- to make in this county as lo strei
improvements and road biiildinu' ft
many years, viz., that if we con!
make a beginning anywhere in tl
county or in (lie city so that the pet
pie could see and use these good roa.
and streets and know by this prad
cal demonstration what is meant V
permanent street paving ami ron
building, there would lie no dillicull
'in haviiii?- llie work extended mil
every section of the county ami cit
had secured these modern improv
incuts.
I'here is not ring, in which the tno
ol tile people could lie invested I
better advantage and which won
brinir greater returns than monev ii
vested in good roatls and irood street
W < luipe lha| we may live in sec tl
day when there will lie some work <
this kind commenced in Xewherr
both upon our streets and upon ot
public highways.
I'lie county of Anderson, as v
stated some while ago. has refused I
a very decided vote to authorize 11
issuing ol bonds or the levying of
special lav for pcrmanant road huil
intr. I'lie county of Spartanburg vo
etl on Tuesday on the same questi<
and decided to issue $20,000 in bom
/ for the purpose of building some pe
manent roads in this county. This
a long step forward for Spartanbu
and a failure for Anderson, whit
means really a step backward.
If Spartanburg spends this mom
judiciously, as we have no doubt
will, it will means more for Spartai
burg than anything she has done i
many many years.
We would like to call the attcntin
of Alderman Green who has the nun
bering of the houses and the poslin
of the names of the streets in chart
that it is Boundary street and n<
"Bonndry" street as the name a|
pears on all of the posts we have n<
ticed.
I his should he corrected and w
hove no doubt will be when Alderma
Green's attention is called to it.
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^ MAHON WINS AT GItEENVILLE. 1
Present Mayor Nominated to Succeed
Himself by About Three Hundred
Majority.
_ News and Courier.
Greenville, August 20.?In the second
primary today G. Hey ward Malum
received the nomination for may
or by an overwhelming1 majority, dcf
fen ting; Avery Pat ton nearly two to
0 one. The campaign lias bee.i one of
'X the hottest Greenville has ever
., known, and tonight the victorious
- cohorts of I lie mayor, who is soon to
1 take his seat for a third term, are v
s celebrating with firewo/ks, a torchc
li.u-hI procession, and much speech ]
i making.
A la rye num ber of voters were
' challenged during- the day on both I
- sides, ImiI even striking- out these vots
es from I lie connl Malio.i has won by <
* a majority of about .'100 votes. The
- vole was as follows: Malum 702, Pat- \
' t?n 45-}, majority for Maiion WO. For '
I a second primary the vote is considered
heavy lor such a holly contested
election. Order during the day was
remarkably good, and can be attrib_
tiled, no doubt, to the fact that
( Greenville is a prohibition countv
. and also because the mayor ordered
the express company to hold up any
_ liquor shipments on hand during' the
day.
I'our candidates for aldermen ran "
over in the second primary. R. I,. R.
Mcnty. defeated \\. P. Henderson in
I the third ward, while \Y. M. Wheeler
j. defeated K. K.'Taylor in the fourth
j ward. The general election takes j
place on September 10 and the new j
atluiiuistraIiou goes into ollice on (
'' September 20.
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WOMEN CHOPPED TO DEATH.
II Negro, Sets Fire to Barn, and While
ifc was Caught by Farmer's
Wife and Servant in
Act of Robbing House,
Whereupon He
Chops Them to
Pieces.
1 Camden, X. .1., August 20.?Mrs. (
Frances Horner, aged ti7 years, wife" :
ol Kdward Horner, a farmer on the
Mrowniitg road near .Merchantsvillc,
and Mrs. Victoria Xapolie, a servant,
were chopped to death in their homo,
I^ 's charged, by Charles Gibson, a |
_ negro who was formerly emplovcd on
the farm.
re ....
1 ,l(> assassm lirst set fire to the
vr ^"'tier barn. "\\ hil?* Horner and
~ Mrs. Xapolie's husband were trvintr
to rescue some of flic horses from the '
barn Mrs. Horner and her servant
came upon the negro in the act of
|o robbing the house. The robber at'(1
tacked the women with an axe and .
chopped them to pieces. Mrs. llorner
s head was severed and Mrs. Xa(
polie's bead chopped in and her body ,
( covered with gashes. Horner and Xa,(I
polie returned to the house to find
10 ^,s- Horner lying in a pool of blood
^ and Mrs. Xapolie, who was nearby, i
j, died soon afterwards.
j_ I wo gold watches and a sum of
|V uuniev had been taken from the |
house, and the police located the '
v walches in a pawn shop i? Philadel.|
pliia. where they had been put bv a ]
^ negro. The pawnbroker, according
to the police, identified the negro.
I he pawn tickets were in his posses.j
s'?u.
I i Stephen Horsey, another negro who
|(1| was with <iihson when, as aliened he
pawned the watches, was also arrest^
ed, although the police <1 not believe i
i('J lie had a.'iytliing p. do with (he
?r l!(l;,.,
v<' ' i bsou, who was discharged by
ii" i Horner sonic time ago. applied for
J work yesterday, lie was told that he
: colli.I sleep in the barn and that he
^ would be given work in the morning.
)v, Farmers running to the lire declare
u,! 'hat they saw the negro fleeing from
(1 I he home.
] Gibson refused to make any statej
, men I as to the murder, but when one
j of the watches was recovered from
I be pawn shop and shown him, marked
with the name. "Horner," lie was
^ asj-'.ed il he knew to whom it belongfy
ed. and replied: "Yes. and I am sor^
ry for him."
fAKOlO
You will savo money and get a
'n better roof by using
PAROID.
Slate colored?contains no tar? I
:e easily laid?a roofing kit free.
,t Spark, water, gas, heat and cold
proof. Lasts long and looks well.
Don't take an imitation.
Send for a freo sample and book of bulldIns
plans for a 2 cont stamp. Investigate.
:Sb?iCANNON
very
?A IV
Sale S
I have openec
street, near the
Feed and Sale S
aleased to have
and will endeav
the very best sei
Givemeatriala
6. M. B.
DON'T FAII
Caution is a good quality, but timiditv,
our making money when an uiiusuallv n
on from investigating. You owe it to
jfTered below. President Roosevelt said
eeted Real listate in a growing section c
surest and safest method of beeomiiu; ind
ill wealth."
1 wish to call special attcnticn to No. 6:
4. Two-story brick store, Express Olli<
5. Livery Stable; one of the most com
6 350 acres land near Whitmire, S C.
7. 115 acres land with outbuildings, tu
S. 1-ive-rooin house, two acres of land
9. Building lot in Brooklyn
11. Two-story brick store and sales stab
12. Two-storv brick store on Main at re
16, 17, 18, 19. I.ots 011 Y. J. Pope propi
20. One brick building known as Aull
liorse engine and boiler. This is equippt
5o barrels flour per day. This is a splen<
200 yards from the railroad
22. House and one-acre lot at reasouab]
23. Vacant lot, portion of J. W. Garv j
27. Lot near Mollohon and Air. Boukni
29i 3?- Two five-acre lots near Mollolxj
32- '3/^ acres land near Mr B. C. Mat
33. 320 acres land in New Chapel neigl
iiouses and outbuildings
34. Nine-room two-story house, 27 acre
35. 100 acres timber land, 15 miles froi
from Stro'.hers and one from Paw'.ins
36. 10 acres land one mile from the cit
37. Five-room cottage and lot corner ol
41. Two lots adjoining Mr John' Reagii
sonahle price.
43- Residence with six large 100111s and
Boundary street.
45- One lot with skeleton brick walls c
46. Nine-room residence with receptioi
47. New six-room residence 011 Ilarrinj
iery conveniently located.
50. One lot adjoining Mr. \V. P. Ivwar
51 Plantation one mile from Silver Str
53 Kight-room house and lot in High
in the city. About 2 '/ acres of land.
55. House and lot, part of the C.antt pi
5^, 57- Two lots 011 Main street in fron
59 Two rooms for rent over new store
60. 2S5 acres land sixteen miles from N
three miles of two churches. This has a
62. New five-room cottage near Col. I
works.
63 House and lot located in the best
graded school and the churches, adjqiuin
In tosh and Mr. Mower
64. One one-story store and lot at Whi
65. One new five-room house and lot o
lialf of land.
FOR SALE?15 Shares National ]
10 Shares I.and and
5 Shares Mollohon
Yours t
"The
NATIONAL BANK (
3 2 a a JJSFmi
i f |S
AIM HIGH IN YOUR
Where there's a will tl
better way of getting hij
opening A BANK ACCOl
to system in your affairs, s
business methodically inst
ning you. It will teach y
credit. Open an account
DIRE<
M. A. Carlisle. H. C.
J. A. Blackwelder. Robt.
B. C. Matthews. S. B, i
1 ,', i
%
, FEED1
ID?
itable. '
i up on Friend
depot, a Livery,
table. I will be
my friends call,
or to give them
rvice.
nd be convinced.
EPT1NE.
- TO READ!
another word for caution, often prevents
;ood opportunity is presented. It keeps
yourself to investigate the propositions
"livery person who invests in well self
a prosperous community, adopts the
ependent, for real estate is the basis of
?. New five-room cottage, price $1600.00
-e and old Post Office.
enient.
;o and a half miles from Mountville, S. C.
at Mountville, good water and orchard.
les opposite City Hall.
et, very desirable location. 1
i-rty.
's Mill, seven acres land, a new forty;d
with the very latest machinery, capacity
lid place for a ginnery, being only about
le price.
>roperty, near Newberry Cotton Mill.
Kht's. <
n Mfg. Company. <
thews, about one mile from the city,
iborliood, two 4-room houses, two 2-room
I
s land near New Chapel neighborhood. <
11 Newberry, 6 miles from Pomaria, two
y, >4 mile from the railroad.
d Mower lot, very conveniently located.
ii, ioo by 190 feel each. These at a rea- 1
two small rooms, with outbuildings 011
ni Friend and Johnstone streets.
1 hall in Brooklyn.
Kton street near the Court House. This is
t, in desirable neighborhood.
eet, containing 337 acres land
Point. One of the best suburban homes
operty.
tot" Mr. Reighley's. '
011 Main street.
fewberry, 7 miles from Saluda and within
six-room residence.
3ickert's with electric lights and water
residence portion of the city, near the
ig Mr. lv. M. rivans and opposite Dr. Mc
tniire, S C.
n upper Main street with an acre and a
iiank Stock.
Secutity Co. .Stock
Mfg. Company stock.
ruly,
J. A. BURTON,
Man Between" the Buyer and Seller.
IF NEWBERRY S. 0
32 |S |i
BUSINESS METHODS,
lere's a way, and there's no
*h business ideas than by
JNT. It will be conducive
and will make you run your
:ead of your business runou
economy and help your
with us.
3TORS:
Moseley. T. B. Carlisle.
Norris. Geo. Johnstone.
Vull. Jos. H. Hunter.
iKiiiV; 'I Mi&kMi
is offering for
a beauti
Black Voi
$6.50 t(
and
UK SILK
$6.50 t
COME A
Mill
APRONS!
28 doz. White and
Ginghams Aprons with
and without bib, for
Nurses, Grocers, Meat
Cutters, Soda Fountain
Clerks, made of nice
quality Lawn and Cannon
Cloth, full size, a1
Tl]e Bee Hive
For 25c. each.
Agents for Standard Patterns.
E. L. BAILES CO.
EXCU
COLL
~V
Columbia, Newberr
WEDNESDAY
From
Laurens,
Clinton,
GoldviHe,
Kinards
Gary,
Jalapa,
Newberry,
Prosperity,
Little Mountain,
Chapin
Irmo
Ar. Columbia
Children under twelve year
Tickets good to return on
August 29th, 1907.
BASE
OOLUMBIA
PERUCHIGYPZENE
At Hya
CALL ON AGI
W. J. CRAIG, P. T. M.,
Wilmington, N. C,
.
m co.
-early buyers j
ful lot of j
le Skirts, !
) $12.00 '
some
PBHICOATS
0 $7.50
T ONCE.
M GO.
I
NOTICE.
THE BEE HIVE
will move Sept. 1st into
the store room now
used by Shelley&Sum- j
. mer, formerly occupied
by Kibler-Dennis
[(Furniture Co., opposite
Daniel Williamson's
Jewelry Store.
. Agents for Standard Patterns.
E. L. BfllLES CO.
RSION ,
JMBIA
ria?
1 and Laurens R. R.
AUGUST 28
Schedu'e Round Trip Rate.
7-10 $1.50
7.45 1.25
8.02 1.25
8.10 1.25
8.17 1.25
8.24 1.25
8.47 1,00
9.07 1.00
9.33 75
9.45 75
10.18 50
10.50
s, half rates.
regular trains until Thursday,
. BALL
maoon.
VAUDEVILLE SHOWS
tt's Park.
iNTS, OR WRITE
J. F. LIVINGSTON, s. a?
Columbia, S. C.
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