The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, September 13, 1907, Page EIGHT, Image 8
PURELY PERSONAL.
Tko Movements of Many People
Nowberrians and Those Who
Visit Newborry.
Hev. Dr. .1. A. It. Scherer will
preach ai ili?- Lutheran ('liurrli of tlie
Redeemer lie\| Sunday ai II o'clock.
I lie l?e\. M. .1. |\pt iuir and family,
wlio have been on a visit |o relatives
in Newberry, returned this morning
to their home in Savannah.
Mrs. A. I?. Cuughinun, of Union, is
visiting relatives in Newberrv.
Mr. .). I,. Ilaneoek, of Hrook.sville,
1'lorida, was on a visit to friends
and relatives in Newberry this week.
Misse> Sadie (io.iru'aus licssie Burton.
Mary Wright, and Fannie Hollow-ax
leave ibis week for Winllirop
.-..lle-e.
I'll.- regular fall examinations for
tcachcr- ccrtiticate- tor l lie | 11 b I i i*
-school"- w ill be held by the count v
>:ipei inteiideul ot education on Fri
daw !lie !<th da\ of October.
I l:c city council ha- pa--cd the lax'
rdinanee. which i- the -nine as la-t
year, and \\ liich tixe- ihe lew at ten
'tcr mills.
Mr. and Mrs. U M-K. Holmes have '
returned I roin their Northern trip, j
Alderman (iroen rceoniincnded to
City Council that the name of Pratt
Street he changed to Main Street audi
that the name of Adams hi ehamrcd t?
y olle-je Sin,.i. The city council adopt !
ed the recoiinnendat i' n .>t Alderman'
(Irectij and hereafter these streets will j
lie known as Main ami College streets i
respectivelv. I
Ihe 11. M. and I'arsouaue Aid society
ot ( entral M. K. church will
meet Monday atlcrnooii at > o'clock
in the parsonage. All incinbcrs are requested
to be present.
Miss Bert ha MiU'lure, of Iowa, is
visit i nu" her friend. Mrs. ('. A. Matthews
ot the county.
Mrs. .1. \i. Hrown. of I .aureus, is on
visit to her sister. Mrs. II. ||.
Abrams.
M 11 ernian I >aniel. of t 'olunibia.
\ i-ited at the home of M . K. ||. .\nil
I'M- week.
Mi-- (ieMe\ ie\e I"\ an- i- \i-ilin_'
I ciend- in Atlanta this weck.
Mi'. Alan lohiistone i- attending a
nice!iti'4 of the board of trustees of i
I lemsou college this week.
Miss l.ouise llou-eal. o|" Ccdartown, |
i.i.. i- visitiuir at the home of her I
uncle. Dr. \V. (1. llou-eal.
Miss Pie--ie Kibler left on Tuesday
for l.yuchbur-. \ a., where she has
eliI et'ei 1 Uaildolph-M aeon college. a
tii'^h rade school tor youru ladies.
Mr-. I.. M. 0-jil\ie. of Conway. and
her .laughter. Mr-. W. F. Met'ord. of!
lloil-ji have been vi-itill1.: fricinU
-I'd l"el : i \ t'S in New! icrr \
Death of Mrs. Janie Speneo.
Mi-- .l.inie Sjiciice ?f No. 1 Town
- tip d'td i her home Wednc-da'.
niuat. ! uncial and burial -er\icewill
bt- held at Head S'<r; i_- Church
Io. ;i\ a; !::
Mr. P.. P.. I.eilz-ex i- w oi kit.: tai1
.i ! w ii 'i i.1. Puree:! an 1 I <>.. bu \
inu i o; ion for 1 hem.
Musical by Woman's Club.
I lie Woman - Club of Newberrv
w.11 J\? i luu-ica! the latter part of
next week, for the benefit of the Library
A--oeiat ion. and the State Reformatory.
The pro-ram ami exact
time and place of the musical will be
aunoum-cd in Tuesday paper.
It seems that the State Federal ion j
of Woman's Clubs ha- pledged the
lub? to raise a certain amount for
tin' State Kelormatory. We presume
this is the Reformatory which it is
proposed to locate at Florence.
An Imperial Rainmaker.
Decree translated from the Shanghai
Mercury.
As there has not been enough rain
in Pekin we personally attended
( hiashcmj'su and ottered incense and
ilispatched I'rince l.i and others repeatedly
to I'akaotieii and Prince
I sai 1 Isun and others to Shihviugkunu
am! other temples and dedicated
inccn-e. We also held special ritual
service- at the temples prayin*_r for
vain. I'llu- we have been favored with
^onouith rain now. for which we feci
ihankI ul. and w e herchv express our
1 liai'k- for the fax or. (hi the '.hhh
.Inly we dispatch Prince l.i to Takao 1
lien ou our behalf to offer incense,
I'rince Tsai 11-un to Shihyin-akunu'.
Prince Tsai tao to Shaohsieti-iniao.
Duke I sai I'se to ll-uau jen niiao,
Prince Pu lain to Yiho inio on the
same date to oiler incense, and we
also dispatch 1 hi cho, a,n assistant
Chamberlain, to 1 leliliuujtan and Duka '
Tsai Tsao to I'alungtan to offer incense.
and thus perform the thanks- j
giving services. On the same day
special tables will be prepared at Takaotien
and Chaioshangsn for the service.
We desire further response to
prayers so as to console our people.
V,i ... . ,. /.A'. * * > ' *
COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Negro Enrolment Nearly Doublo ']
of tho Wliitos?The Figures.
County Superintendent of Kd
lion Wheeler lias completed his
nual report tor tin* school year ?
ing .luiic ,'!<>. IMU7. and has scut i
the slate superintendent of edueat
There is a ureal deal of in forma
in connection with this report \vl
il seems to us would he in teres
lo the public; l>ul at this time we
only j?ivi? a summary.
We lind that in the county of N
| berry there are 12(1 public schools
while and tin negro schools. T1
J is a total of 77 white teachers,
imen and li I women. Of these I
I I In- iih'u ami "J'J of the women li
lau^hl lor live years or more. Tl
lis a loial of lil negro teachers,
111 whom are men and ,'lti women. Tl
tv llircc of these hold lirst uradc
liliieale>. and J second grade, ami
of I lie Women hold lirsl grade cr
lieale>, and III ecoitd grade ecr
rates. Ol these negro teachers,
of the men have lauuht for five y?
or more, and ! of the women.
There are enrolled in i.ir wl
' eliools a total of 'J7IS ehihlren, 1
hii\ s and I!iS | -iris. t M' I lies,hoy
ami ."?l!> yirls, or a total of I
are in the schools o| the ineorpora
low ns. The negro curollnienl sin
a total of l^iio. I hoy* ami "J
u i rls. (i| i hoc I-hoys and 17!' g
aie in the schools in the ineorpora
low ns.
11 will he seen l hat a much I a i
proportion of the negro children \
live in I lie rural districts attend
public schools than the while child
who live in the rural islricls.
average attendance of the white e
I ?1 ifii for the school year was a t<
| of ISii.5, w hile the average attenda
I of the negroes was only 270S.
I The total expenditure for all |
poses show s |!?.?HI. Of I
: amount *'J.'?..'W7..~?S was paid lo
w hile teachers ami *l>.'J7"J.o I. lo
u?':ro teachers. The nolln r wa> <p
I' ! I'el 11 . repairs. furniture, fuel, i
other incidental expenses. We lind
l\ ? 11H? >pcnl for libraries, and o
! >r_N.PS >penl for >chool hou>cs
der the column for negroes.
i
AI l lie beginning of the school y
Inly I, ltMUi, the report shows cash
hand t;7."i(>">.s?7 : poll taxes. s |,7
three mill taxes. >I!U ~N.!M ; I'roin
lispeiisal ie-. li!; special h
laxes, -sii, III.S7: an l other --our
including taxes on dogs. -,|
maUiug tot;11 receipts of * r_\."> I I
The school year beginning .lulv
1007. started with a cash balance
hand of >lll.l!l |.S.*t.
It would see m from l his that
'iiia ice-. , !' o ir comtmui schools
;'.i- eou::t \ an- in t'airlx good cot
i io:i. i t w on Id a I - ' seem t hat il
v r\ in p. a..: ; ha: t her,- should
:rore w 'nv c'r.ldi e> t -urolled in
> :b'ic ho. !s ; and w hile v\e lia\ e
. i \ ea tin- average that is paid
leaehers. it i- much lower than
o'i :hi to he. T i ere are sea reel y i w
a- nian> iicjroi^ in this county. ;
t it will he -ee'.i i hat the euroim
'i '.lie <eheol is ah..a; in that prop
t ion.
Enjoyment Requires Undcrstandi
A reporter, lired stud warm. c?
plained lo Walter Kuan. on the Km
links in t '1,'\ eland, thai he thou
volf stlipid.
I "' You lind si upid. idi ?''
! With a mighty drive the Chie
golfer sent the small hall flyim
I tremendous distance toward the li
faraway red flag. Then as he str
| on over the fresh turf he said:
'"You only lind golf stupid been
you don't understand il. You have
' mastered it. You remind me o!
j cert ai n 1 lot ten tot.
"Two white men in Africa laid
lor themselves a nine-hole course, i
here in the wilds morning at
morning they played, though the
was hot and though the dry and sai
soil left them almost continually
the bunkers.
"Well, the Hottentot watched
| t wo white men polling for sev?
days. Silent and absorbed, he foil
I i'd I hem indefat igably over the yel
| course. Then he disappeared.
"Where had he gone? The wl
' men. missing him, laughingly m
I search. I'hev found hint at last
out in the burning desert.
: "I he naked llotcnlol stood aloiii
i the burning desert, whacking awa\
i a large stone with a great war c
and shouting fiercely:
"'Hang it! Hang it!"?Washi
! ton Star.
On the theory that where there's
j much smoke there must be some gr;
the courts are investigating the Pi
burg politicians.
KILLED BY GIN.
?hat Negro Caught in Shafting at Mr.
Singley's Gin and Instantly
Killed.
|
ura- j John Brooks, a noirro boy about
an- i -ixteen years olil, was eaii.uhl 111 I In*
los- j -haftinii at Shipley's uin near Bush
I to river on Wednesday, and was ?|nii*lcion.
ly hurled to his death, lie was worklion
inn for Mr. I). S. Satterwhite anil hud
hioli been sent to the j?-in with n load of
tiny; cotton. While waiting for the eotton
ean to bo yinned, lie wont tuuler the mill,
and in some way liis olothinu was
ow- eaufiht in the machinery, and when ho I
, (it) was found he had been stripped of
iere his (dotlies and was on the lloor dead.
lit Coroner Lindsay held an impiest on
; of Wednesday afternoon, and the vorlave'diet
of the jury was in accordance
lore with the farts here staled.
10,| Reagin-Crosson,
cor- ' 'Tuesday, a! o'clock, in the
I _Mi|t"wn of 1 Yospority, by the Kvorcnd
.rii- 'M. ' Krcps, Miss Marie liea^iu
lili- land Mr. Allen Crnssoti were married.
I,*, They left on the J o'clock train for an
ars extended trip to the Jamestown exposition.
I 'alt iniorc. Washington, and
11.te 1 N' xv VorkMissionary
Meeting.
HSli The Korciirn Missionary soriety. of
tod ('"ke-ibury District of M. |\. t'hureh
?ws :l' Wehobath Sept. tiili. The
Y{| reports on missionary collections were
irjs oncourauinjr. There were in attend-|
jod I **' Wollin.iT and Miss Delia i
Wriiiht. recently from Brazil, boih of
whom made addresses and exhibited 1
^1 curios from their Holds of labor to
I the doliirht of the audience.
The dolomites wore entertained in
rou
|,. the old Southern hospitable style at
. .. 1101111' and on the irrounds.
1'^j Mrs. M. M. Humbert of Newberry
was also iu attendance at thi< meet- i
nee .
?urll
|s Newberry Fitting School.
(|M, The exercises of this school will
(|1(, open promptly at nine o'clock Mod- .
It>| I day luoruinir. September 111. ai the <
j residence of the late Major Lambert i
on- ''"n,'s Main street. Follow inu are I
some of the text bonks: Milne'- Stan- j
. dard Arithmetic, Wonjworth's A lire- t
bra, Buehler's Kuirlish (irammar, j
l.ockwood's Lessons in Ln.u'lish. I'ol- i
1 lier and Daniel's and l larkno.-.-' Latin j
..... (iraintnor. White's llistorv of I nited
--1 .
, State-. Myers's (ieiieral History.
' ' .1. H. O'Neal I llollowav. j
>cal
cos,
.nil. - A BELL FORM THE SEA.
.7").
1 It was Saved from a Wreck?Now I
1 *
Announces News of Overdue
Ships.
the
in '
j , Probably very few pe.-p are aware
. that an old ship's bell. . iiirh for
1' inauv vear- ha- lain ut 1.1. 'w sea. is
lit' *
the ~"-pended in the uttderw: i: inir room
, at l.lovd's, ami is used a "announce''
not .
the arrival of other now- >ecotved in
I tie
j. 1 ro>pect to overdue ships.
ire Thi- is the boll of the triuate Lil,,,
1 tine, wrecked hniu am> < !: lie Dutch j
I! I (1
t,n( roat. After bciiui umler the water j
, ,. for vear- the bell was salved, and now I
h l \ - ^ ,
Mranyoly otinuuh, is employed to inform
underwriters that something has
been heard of olio of those ships j
I which by their protrartcd passages' |
' ' are causing uneasiness.
u Not overv ship that i< on the over,v|1f
' ,
due market is announced in this manner.
It is only when an underwriter!
1 has expressed to the committee his :
' desire for immediate information inj
" ' 1 respect to this or that overdue vessel 1
p 1 that the note of the old black bell!
l>t c riiiirs through the rooms.
^ , j At the present time there are olcv..
en ships down on the list for anj,
nouueement bv the Lutine bell, but
j some of these are so hopelessly over.
due that it is practically certain
. ! nothing further will l'e heard of them. |
L , The biir steel bark ANtornixe, for in-j
jstanee, heads the list. She was former- .
, ly the British ship Lord Templemoro
U.-X j and was built at Belfast in 1^!VJ. This;
ship has not been heard i f since last '
ll, i November, when she sailed from Cal.
lao for Australia.
>ral !
Revision.
,ow Philadelphia Press.
Miss I'huroli Our miv.i-tor is wrv
nt0 . 1 . . I." I
strongly 111 tavor ot Binle revision.
'j,1 1 j Miss Wise- So i- ;,i- daughter. |
nr I Miss Cliurch? Who Mao !
| Miss Wise?Vos: lur name i^
pln|"Mary I'athorine" in their family Biaf
ble. but she wants to scratch it out |
j and make it "Mae Kathryn.
n-~" No. Alon/o. armed . ii.iits are not :
; classed a- hostile furniture.
-o WANTED?I he sch'iol bo\ - and yirl.-1 j
^fL to know they can jot all kind of I
tts-j school supplies at The Herald and
j News office. Broaddus and Ruff.
HOW TO RETAIN RURAL ROUTE
Must Improve Public Roads?Shoul
Take Papers?Letter From Congressman
Aiken.
I lu' 1 Icrald and News lias from tin:
l<> linu'. in season and out of seasoi
tried to impress upon (Ik- people wli
.live in tlio count ry the importance <.
improving the public highways. W
have done this before the rural' di
livery of mail was established, an
since the establishment of this se
vice we have tried'to impress the fa<
that in order to have it continued,
was. absolutely necessary to put tl
I roads in good condition.
There is n<? step which has bee
taken by the government since
| was founded that has been of as nine
| benefit to the ureal mass of the pe<
pie as the establishment of the fri
delivery of mail throughout the run
districts. In order that it shall li
continued, however, it is necessar
thai the roads shall be in good eond
t ion and that there shall be mail to li
delivered. In other words, cverv pal
ron or resident along the route of e\
cry rural carrier should put up a
up-to-date mail box and should tak
at least one paper.
Hie llerald and News goes int
nearly every box on all of the route
which uo out in this country; but n
doubt there are some yet in which i
is not a visitor. Now, it costs ver
liille lo take a paper and it helps I
keep your route going, and we woul
be glad to see The llerald and New
placed iu every mail box and go int
the home of every fanner in Newbei
ry county. Mut if some other papc
is preferred, we urge you to take that
because it would be a step hack war
to have any of these routes discoi
l iiiucd.
These observations are made aftc
reading the following circular lette
which has been sent out by Congress
man Aiken:
Abbeville. S. ('.. Sept. 7. l!)07.
1 )ear Sir:
I nder the rilling of the lili Assist
ant Postmaster (ieneral, rural route
that arc not appreciated will be di?
continued or changed to tri-weeklie:
Appieciation, as defined by that oflict
means that the people who are serve
should subscribe to newspapers an
otherwise increase the volume o
business, see that roads are kept i
good condition, and put up approve
mail boxes.
One of the strongest arguments tha
has been advanced in favor of the rui
al service, is that it induces more read
ing. broadens the individaul's knowl
edge and better fits him as a eitize
and as a business man to protect hi
interests.
I'lie route serving yon is very nea
the danger line in the matter of mai
handled, and it must hi' incrcasei
Kn-wirg that you fully appreeiat
tile merits of the service, let me urg
you ! > u?e your influence for its in
proveinent. Set' your neighbors an
have them subscribe for at least on
paper. Where they haven't approve
boxes, urge the.in to put them up. I
sections of your roads are in bad cot
dition have a delegation of your citi>
ens to direct the County Supervisor'
attention to them. A little work | '<
perlv directed will do wonders in th
improvement of your route.
Trusting that I have your heartie?
co-operation in this work, 1 am,
Very truly yours,
Wyatt Aiken.
Undiplomatic.
San Francisco Chronicle.
It was a quiet afternoon in the en
ergency ward at the Little Palace He
tel. (Jeorge. the head nurse, who di.*
penses first aid to the suffering, wa
greeting (ins. who had dropped i
from the Fail-mount to exhibit hi
new straw hat.
"I dink it's a peautv," rcmarke
Oeorge approvingly. ''Dollar and
half?"
" I'nd more 'an that." replied fin
proudly. "Two dollars."
"T del you fins, T am a good frien
to you: may be some Sunday yo
lend it to me, eh .' I like to call o
-T1111 l:? Cook by his ranch in Sonom
county.''
"Cud maybe you break it. eh?"
"Den I bay yon what it's worth.'
'' Day me $2 ?"
"Oh. no: it's a second-hand hat at
tor you wear it. I pay you #1. (ins.'
''Von bay me noding. 1 doan Ion
that hat."
CALL AT The llerald and News offle
for ?choo] supplier.
BUY a signet King, solid gold .fl.5
and tip. Kngraved free.
Daniels & Williamson.
BEST PENCIL pad on the market a
Herald and News office for 5c.
S THAT HOSPITAL MOVEMENT.
d No Meeting Held 011 Tuesday on Ac
count of Rain?Another Meeting
Next Tuesday Night.
10 ' be meeting which was called I'oi
b last Tuesday evening at the chambei
'?> of commerce rooms, to consider tlit
>f report of I he committee 011 establishe
in,"- a hospital, has been postponed tin2
til next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
Hie chamber of commerce rooms.
1- A very heavy rain came up about the
zt time set lor the meeting, and as a reit
suit, very lew ot the citizens were in
10 attendance, and it was thought best
to postpone the time, so that there
u might be a more representative meetit
ing. This is an extremely important
b matter, and we trust that there will
?- be sutlieient interest manifested to
>0 bring oiu a large number of our pm*1
gressiw citizens.
K' The committee from the chamber of
; . commerce i< ready to submit its re^
I pijrt and make recommendations.
I I Iicmcmbt-r that the date now fixed
f???' 1 he* meeting is Tuesday, September
J '' * I'* chamber of commerce
i rooms.
e | .
u. UP-TO-DATE FIRM.
I
,, j Mr. Caldwell Has Seen the Latest and
[( Will Tell You all about it at Caldv
j WCH and Haltiwanger's.
0
(| Mr. Richard ('a I dwe 11, of the lirni
.s j of Caldwell and 1 lall i wanger, has recently
returned from the Northern
._ I markets, where he made a special
t. i study ot the latest designs and colors
. ; in ladies' dress goods, and he has purd
I chased the fall stock for this linn af(
ter such study, and is now prepared
j to exhibit to the ladies of this com,
j mnnity the very latest in designs and
I color and will be pleased to have them
j call and examine the large assortment.
Miss Sena Riser, who is in charge
j of the millinery department of this
| store, also spent a month in New
i York, si inlying the latest styles and
j colors in headgear, and will be pleass
^ ed to give the ladies ot this community
the benelit of her experience and
S j observat ion.
(j | ' '''s linn has also opened an up-to^
date dressmaking department, which
? is in charge ot Mrs. J. R. Clreen and
^ a number of etlicient assistants. They
^ ha\e alleady taken orders for some
( seveutv-live dresses, and the departI
meut has only been opened for about
' j ten days. Rooms over the store have
been nicely fitted up with all the eon
veniences; and Mrs. fireen will he delighted
to have the ladies call and exn
j amine the fashion plates.
'FOR SALE, RENT OR LEASE, six
1 j or eight horse farm one and one'
half miles from Silver street. Ap
I ply to Will \\\ Spearman.
e I ?
, j COAL HAS ADVANCED with great
(l demand for the best grades, if you
p haven 1 purchased your supply,
,1 call on me at once and get prices,
f I handle the Blue Clem Jcllico. None
| superior. John Scott.
s j CONFIDENCE IN THE JEWELER
?- when you buy Jewelry you need to
e have confidence that you are not
being sold an inferior article at
;t the price charged for first class
goods. We make a rule to always
represent goods as they really are.
and charge a price as low as is consistent
with the quality. You need
1 have 110 fear but that you are obj
taining full value for your money
I when you purchase here. We are
J uow showing a larger and better assortment
of Watches, Clocks. Jewelry
and Silverware than ever before.
Daniels & Williamson,
Jewelers.
DOWN ? DOWN ? LUMBER and
building material of all kinds.
Flooring, ceiling and shingles of all
grades, sash, doors, blinds, laths,
1 roofings, etc. C. II. Cannon will
j give the very lowest prices and
j meet all competition. He is in for
^ j small profits and large business.
| 3 BEST BY TEST OF TIME?Paroid.
Asphalt C,ravel and Asbestos
I Spark proof roofing. I have studied
, | the roofing question and will not
1 sell any but the best. Come and see
, I C. 11. Cannon,
Newberry, S. C.
e ; LUMBER?Rough and dressed, tonguod
and grooved of all kinds and
grades. Shingles, sash, doors, blinds,
q; laths, roofing, roof paints, etc. A
large stock of good material upon
which 1 will meet all prices, and
-trive to give satisfaction,
j C. IT. Cannon,
Newberry, S. C.
r riuay, ouprumoer jlo, iyu/.
Newberry Cotton Markot.
Corrected J3y Nut Gist.
Middling
Strict Middling .12 1-8
Good Middling J2 i_2
SPECIAL NOTICES. ^
1 CENT A WORD.
No advertisement taken for less
than 25 cents.
HAVE YOUR PIANO TUNED. ft.
II. McCracken, of Columbia, is here
tuning pianos. If you want your
piano tuned call up 214 or leave order
at Clildcr and Weeks' Dru<"
Store. " ,J
DR. J. ALEX MELDAU tenders his
professional service to the citizens M
of Ncu-bcrry. Calls left at Dr. Me- M
Cullough's Drug Store, Phone 187, ^
will receive prompt attention. ' fl
w'"' 1
WESLEY MEA.NS HAS OPENED A 1
REPAIR SHOP and will take up
carpets and mattings, repair furniture,
upholster, clean carpets and j
put them down. For the present lie i
can he found at the shop of C. R.
Wearn.
1 OR SALE?One mile from Rice's 1
Turnout and four miles from Nine- \
tv-Nix. a good farm, containing 24(i
acres, with plenty of creek bottoms.
Place now rents for 5150 pounds of
lint cotton. Good five-room house
and good water. For terms write F.
Graham Payne, Ninety-Six.
MR. S. K. BOUKNIGHT IS RUNNING
an up-to-date repair shop at v ^
Newberry, and is prepared to re- v "I
paint your buggy and make out of ^
il ii picU'liertlly new bui^iry. Ilorscshoeing
and other repair work is H
done promptly and at reasonable V
rates. Call to see him.
SALESMEN WANTED to look after 1
our interest in Newberry and adja- V
cent counties. Salary or Commis- I
sion. Address The Harvey Oil Co.,
< "leveland , O. It B
FOUND?One red bay mare, blaze |fl
face, wire cut on left front foot. V
Josuah Ilall. ]
J. 1{. Green's place.
ELGIN WATCHES from $5.00 up at \
Daniels & Williamson's. V
BUY a 1 -Ik solid gold Klgin Watch
ladies size $25.00 at
Daniels & Williamson's. I
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I WANTED All your cotton seed at I
J the highest market price. Scales
and seed house at C., N. & L. depot. M
C. If. Cannon,
] WANTED to buy .10,000 bushels red- A
oats in car lots or less. Quote best
price I o b your depot and send
samples. H
Dixie Flour and Grain Co.,
Laurens. S. C.
GREENWOOD I.UMBER nn,T Hob-8
bin Mfir. Co.,. Greenwood, S. C. I
Manufacturers of doovs, sash,
blinds, flooring, ceiling, mouldings,
etc. Mill work a- specialty.
BEFORE BUYING or selling a farm V
or any property, write The Carolina I
Realty and Trust Company,
Bishopville, S. C. K
tf 2taw.
LUMBER FOR SALE?House bill I
furnished around at mill seven IP
miles from Prosperity at $7.50 perK
thousand. Terms Cash.
Boozer and Koon, V
Prosperity, R. F. D. 1.
HAVE YOUR HOUSE wired by the fl
Newberry Fleet ric Co. Work I
promptly and carefully attended. 9
For information apply to Jno. C. jfl
Gorgans, Jr. &
I HAVE A NICE foxier engine for^j
traveling uses, and a shingle mill!
that I will sell cheap. Everything?
first class shape. M
A. B. Summers,
Chappells, S. C. H
FOR RENT?Kight horse farm 1 lnilfflH
from Silver Street, well improve<H
and good pasture land. Apply to V
W. S. Spearman,
8-30-11aw-4t Newberry S. C. M
FOR SALE.
<00 acres goo.l farming ' uul in .rflB
tracts within five miles o:' Union?
( ourt House. Good timber. 1 will sell*
this land for cash or on reasonahle^^
terms of credit. Write to or call on v
C. D. Knight, J|
Box 252. Newberry, S. C. ?1