The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, September 27, 1907, Page TWO, Image 2
A B I (
T H E
Commencing Tuesday, September
everything that was the least bit dc
in the rear of our store and which i
to be necessary that the firemen ti
Clothing! Clothing!!
10 doz Sweet Orr Overalls damaged by fire, some in the lot
not hurt, at choice 67c the pair.
$3500 worlh new Fall C othlng came In last week, bot for
the fall and winter trade, such makes as the Griffin brand, Burgunder
Bros, and other smart tailors, some of these only have
the vest slightly wet on one conter, some the pants, but all go
at one price.
10 new Thibet Suits bought to sell for $18.00, your choice
of the 10 suits at $9.77.
12 fancy Worsted Suits, $16.50 value, fire sale price $9.00.
12 silk Thibet Suits, $12.50 value and a good one for the
price, fire sale price $7.81.
All $10 damaged Suits $7.22.
All $8 and $8.50 Suits, fire sale price, $5.98 and $6.48
All $5 Suits, fire sale price $3.83 the suit.
Odd Pants.
$1000 worth brand new Odd Pants at a big reduction.
24 pair wool Blankets, original price $3.48 and $3 98,
choice of the ten pair, these are only wet on one conter, at
$2.44 the pair.
One small lot of Jean Pants, made of 9 oz jeans, slightly
wet $ 1.05 the pair.
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We sell it for less. Now located in store formerly
opposite Daniels & \
LAW AS TO AUTOMOBILES. courts will take judicial notice that !
automobiles on highways, especially ,
Machine Drivers Must Exorcise Ex- where they are infrequent, have a' Wh
traordinay Oaro on Highway? tendency to frighten animals. Thoj T
Machine Stopped But Engine ; duty, therefore, devolves upon the |
Was Going. ! drivers of such machines to exercise j Ncv
Greenville News. (ln0 l'aro to Pr(,vent accidents. The 1'
. .,, , amount of care necessary varies with' wer
Columbia. Sent. 21.? In the case of . . , ' . , 1 .
., , .. , , I the various circuinstanees. Acts nho
Rochester ngAiust Hull, decided to-1 . . . . . . . , , ,. , ,,,
, . . winch in a given case inig.it 1 ?* negii- tolli
dnv by the supreme court, tho court . ? . , . . , i ..
, " ; . .. ,. | geucc in another might be due care, odi.lavs
down the law regArding the ha- ?? .. . . . , , , ,
, ... ' . . . 1 heretore, it is almost absolutely nioi
bilitv ol Automobiles lor injuries re- ., , .. /
... . . . * . . nocesnry that what action amounts to tlici
suiting lrom the I right ol animals.1 . . , .. .. ,,' .,
i, i . . , . due care must be a question ol lact. the
J\lr. I hoiiias al. Kochester and his ., ., ., .. .. .
, . r nun tln> evidence it would seem t.iat awn
wile, ( n roll mi Kochester. on August , . . . , . .
. , , the present case is one which in hue
ol), liMM, were going Along tiio road . . . .
. .. . ., ? . " ... . j which much care was required, ilie tinu
leading lrom the citv ol Greenville to1 . . , i . .
. ' , , character ol the ground, the exposed At-I
< nick Springs in a wagon drawn by .. .. .. ., ' . . ...... . .. . ,,
. . situation ot the plain 111 Is and liiciribell
a mule. As tliev drew near to the , ., . , ... .
, , children, the I right ol the mule on sin.
bridge leading across Kiehlaud creek ., .
. , i the present and prior occasion the silei
on coming around a sharp curve . ? , . ..
. . ? ' . , . ... noise of the machine were all cir- anv
about /;> yards trom the loot ol the . ,,
... ,. , ... .... . .. cumstances going to call tor the ex- cvei
bridge I no automobile ol the del end-' . ' , ' , i, ,,
, . ... , ereise ot much care, such cave as a bell
ant was seen approaching it being-then, , . t , ,
. . , ' . ... prudent person would exercise. 1 dart
iust about to run olt hie bridge.
' . . . iielher the delendant in the pres- tinn
Rochester at once signalled the dnv- . , . .
, . . , , ent case exercised such care is not so; earner
ol the machine to stop, the road; . , , , . , , , !, .
... . , ' , . 1 abs?)lutelv evident that it mav be de- bad
at this point was narrow and is down ... .. , 'T.
, , ? ., cided as a matter ot law. It is a k
a coinnnrativelv steep grade. On tho .. , .... ..
, i * . ' i . .... i , question peeuliarlv within the proleft
hand side is a sleep bluff lead- '. 1 .. " "
, . , ,,,. , vince ol the pirv And the non-suit
ing down to the creek. 1 he autoino- , P , ,, 1
. ., ,. . . i . * was therefore properly refused. and
'bile, in compliance with the signal ' .
was run into a cut in the hank on <>1?^
the left hand side and the forward h,s rl,i,r"v ,oM l,u> .'ur>' ,5,a? ,r wou
motion of the machine stopped. The h-vn,M' of th(> ,n ,'1,ar-? of ,ho s,!,,,
motor, however, was permitted to con- anlon.oh.le caused the injury the won
tinue running and according to the Penpal would be liable. The de- him
testimonv of the puiinlilYs ?ave forth ^'"dsinl alleges error in his failure to A 1
much noise and caused the whole ma- hingnage so as to make ( \ an
chine to vibrate. The plaintiffs con- princpAl liable only for such in- one.,
tinned their approach, the mule be-' i" '* !,s W(M'? 0i,ns0<1 P'^imately by helf
cominir more or less frightened as he "^hgenec. l'lns execu- A
neared the mAchine. When he was al- ti,m cnm,?l 1,0 ^^tained. The court ((il)01
most opposite he became uncontrol-; ha(l P^v>ously charged that a person , j,,,
lnble and ran over to the extremo Wunl(1 "ol ,K> liabl? unloss h,s "cur 1_ "
right of the road where he struck a , X* * was the proximate causc of the gcM
telephone pole, throwing the plantiffs ,n>iur>- ' Jm,tr? Gnv>' 1,a<l a,atad, ^ 1 the
from the wAgon, and according to the' pvinciplo in gencrAl terms and nis j
allegation of the complaint, injuring chni*? 1S hol(1 to be corrcot | pPR
^frs. Rochester. At the conclusion' Bull, the defendant-appellant s{jj]
of the plaintiff's testimony defend-1 i" this case, is the proprietor of the ' ^
ant made a motion for a non-trial on Ohiek Springs Hotel.
the ground that there was Absolutely |jn?,
no evidence showing negligence on Tho Yellow Jessamine. peri
his part. Judge Ernest Gary refused ^he knows but. joy, the joy that' scc<
the motion and the case was submit-, springs from earth; | the
ted to the jury, a verdict for $45 be- Exultantly she vaunts her golden j maf
ing given in favor of the plaintiff. blooms, j hug
The defendant appealed. j Whose laughter fills the greening The
The flrst exception relates to tho swamp with mirth, on I
alleged error of the ti*ial judge in And scatters light through all its bce<
refusing a non-suit And tho su- wildwood glooms, J the
premc court considers whether or not Elizabeth Howard West, in Uncle ( whi
4here was evidence to sustain the ! Remus's Magazine. I of i
lease. Chief Justice! Pope, writing:
the opinion of tho court, says: j Few people mourn tlje loss of oth- E
* \Ve Onnk it is a faot of which j^or peo^o's money. ^ ^ jmai
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24, when the doors open at <
imaged by fire or water cause*
made its way through our back
irn on the water in our store.
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REMEMBER:
The fire only got through one window and !
only burned goods on one table. These we
will pack up and store away. Only smoked
and wet goods will we sell.
REMEMBER THE DATE
TUESDAY MORNING
when the doors open.
Our buyer has just returned from New York
and Philadelphia, the dry goods center; Boston,
the shoe market; Baltimore, the domestic
market. In a few days our fall stock will commence
to roll in, which is second to none in
quality, and at a saving of from 10 to 25 per
cent on all you buy.
MLE8 AND COM
occupied by Kibler, Dennis furniture store
Villiamson's jewelry store. We are agents
OWL RUNG THE BELL. STINGLESS BEES.
en People Heard the Tolling They They Have Stining Apparatus, b
hought There was a Ghost in are too Busy to Use It.
The Church.
v York Tribune. Stingless bees are I lie latest ititi
ersons residing in the village duct ions of llio department of ag
e startled out of their slumbers culture, in Washington, sajVs t
nt 1 o'clock this morning hy thej Philadelphia Press. That visitors
ing of the bell in the little Meth-jthe Capital City may be served \vi
t church. The church hell sum- | honey from the White House gr
is the village bucket birgadc when dons and public flower beds is a prr
e is a lire in the neighborhood. At ! pert held out by the local note
tirsl tap of the bell the farmers j which are considering the install
ike and hurried to the church,! tion of apiaries on their roofs.
kels in hand. The tolling con-j it not beyond the possibility
led, but in an erractic manner. that hives of the busy workers m;
limes lour or five strokes of. the j be kept soon on the front porches
would he given iti rapid succes- j many households, urban or run
to be followed by an interval of j throughout the country, supplyii
ice. There was no sign of a fire sweets and pointing the rising gene
where. At the church practically ations to home industry.
yone li\ing within sound of the m>w introduction, which com
had gatheied, \et within all was f,.om Asia Minor, is known as t
c, while the bell in the tower con- Caucasian bee. The name is derivi
ed to peal out the alarm. It . frum j|s native locality, and is ei
sed a shiver to run down the : phasi/.ed by habits of life which rai
of the bravest. I 111 i.s honeymaker distinctly as t
inally Ilenry Van Ness, Hie sex-j while man's bee. Tt. is civilized, di
of tlie church, arrived, lie sus- j nificd and high-toned. It rushes wi
ed some uncanny agent at work ( reluctance into anything that sniac
refused to open the doors. He (of warfare, having, in place of 11
he knew it was a ghost, and he j belligerent instincts of others of i
Idu't face it ,under any eircum-j class, a predisposition to arhitratio
ices. Giles Van Hipei said lie must not be inferred, howev<
Id go in il A an Ness would give j |}inj (],e Cattscaian has no sting
the ket\. \ an Ness passed it over. ( nj]t as ;,.1S iM>on erroneously state
antern was then procured and (physically it is constituted much
Ripei, with a few of the bolder ^ arc 0j|u>r bees,-and has an equal c
; in the crowd, climbed to tho , pnpily for inflicting a wound; but i
l'' j weapon is sheathed in peace and u
s the leader open the little trap od only in cases of extreme cme
r in the roof some great white, ob- goncy.
. aimed with claws could be seen. Jt. has been domesticated for mat
fihosts, sure," he exclaimed, and j centuries and cut off from the cot
imbled out of the building with! moner breeds that naturally ma
remainder of the company. honey, brig-and-like, in some mou
'or a few minutes after the bell tain cave or tree. Through these cc
led vociferously and then all was turies of isolation its sweet and aft
I. hie disposition has been develop*
ro one in the crowd could he in- until it now goes forth into t
ed to investigate further.^ They world to take the place for which
ered around until daylight, wliis- has been fitted.
ing their fears to one another. A When placed on a busy street,
>nd ascent to the tower revealed plies its trade in peace and inlerfei
fact that a flock of pigeons had with no passerby, man or bea
le their home in the belfry and a Apiaries on the tops of high o(Ti
e owl had discovered this fact, buildings have become not. unusv
bird of prey had made an attack ! of late years in many of the gr
llie pigeons, and in some way had cities.
)me entangled in the branches of ???
loose strands of the bell rope, New York, Buffalo, Milwaukee a
cli had become frayed with years j other cities are the great, malti
use. centres. Tn 1005 the United Stal
j produced 130,000,000 bushels of bi
very time a man bets with a wo- , ley; 'six slates raising the big co]
i ho wins. | as they do overy year. These arc Ca
SALE
[ V E!
3.30 o'clock we will put on sale
d by the fire soon Sunday morning
; door and window and causing it
a Ma*
. -
Shoes! Shoes!!
1,000 pr Men's Brogans, worth $ 1.65 and $ 1.75, for $ 1.25
pair.
' The best line of $2.50 and $3.00 Ladies' Dress Shoes in the
city. Ask to see our line of Children's and Boys' Shoes. We
' guarantee all men's fine shoes above $2.00. Give you the
best one in town under this price. We are agents for T. D.
Barry's fine Shoes for men, John Michels $3 and $3.50 Shoe
for men, the Brown Shoe Co's Shoe for men, ladles and children.
HATS?Few Panama Hats, the $7.50 kind at $1.66 each.
50 doz Negligee Coat Shirts, worth 75c, only the boxes
soiled, at 42c each
100 Marseilles Bed Spreads, worth $3.50, slightly soiled, at
$1.82 I-2 each. . .
76 velvet Rugs, worth $2.00 at $1.50.
3 wool Art Squares left, 9x9, worth $7.50 at special $5.01, I
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P A N Y .
, later by Shelley and Summer, furniture and
for Standard Patterns,
i
fornia, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, T g ^
North Dakota and South Dakota. In j J[ 00
ut the following year the production
went up ,o 178,000,000 bushels. T/'&t'&Sm
? inside you, any dance in your feet. Well,
'o- j The ex perience of life?What a then, get a VICTOR TALKING MA/?
i I ? ._ i T*> ?? CIIINK, it will hit you all over, for
. ^ ! * unch. there's scarcely a faculty or an emotion
1,0 , ????? ?? mi ? in your entire mental or physical maketo
REGISTRATION NOTICE. UP ,)Ut win be inspired by the VICTOR
(li \t i : i i .1 . .i and its records.
' j N,oh ,s . h0l0VV ?ven thaf tl,C A record in the morning before breakii
bonks of registration for the Town of fast will be, by far, the best tonic you
>s- Newberrv, S. ('.. are now open, and ! could use?1'. r instance "I'm Crazy 'Bout
Is, I he undersigned as Supervisor of JK'1Slby Collins & Harlan-you will
. I ? . , .. ' ? ' , .? "split your sides," or if you prefer Grand
, Iiegist ration for the said town will Opera?say Rigolctto Quartet, Act III,
, keep said books open every day from sung by Caruso, Ilomer, Gilder and j
es 9 a. m., until 5 p. m., (Sunday ex- Hcotti, or perhaps a solobyPatti, Melba,
' ' , . * ^ or the late iamagno. Anything on the
ny , copted) including the 1st day of De- VICTOR from the ridiculous to the subof
, comber, 1907. lime, by a mere change of the records
nl, Eng. S. AVerts, Y?" nia>' ow" a Vlctc* b>' nia^inK a
0 . ? ? . , ;. small payment down and a small sum
tig Supei visor of Registration. per month. We have all sizes for you;
'I'- f>lO.OO to JlOO.OO.
WAJNTED ft 1 I "TIP O 9
es OLD PIAJTOS AND ORGANS. A J| 1 I Elf O
',c For which we will allow the highest 1 Ho B ?
p<? prices towards new Instruments. No i , J 17 j C?
?- j Club rates to offer, but we Pledge 3flfl V flflCtV JlOfC*
, better Instruments for the same or I
'u' less money, then those at club rate Newberry, S. C. y
S" offers.
'V Write Malones Music House, Co-'
'<s lumbia, S. C., for special prices and BEST PENCIL pad on the market at
h(!. terms. Ilerald and News otTice for 5c. i
tS | _ MMMi_.
NATIONAL BANK OF NEWBERRY S. Cd.!
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as i v J Oo???o_ jk '
"i, J ^ I I" * 1
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H Why You Should Have a Bank Account. j
i{ j FIRST?It enables you to pay your bills by check. i?
s?t.1 SECOND?It is conducive to system in your affairs. \
(>c, ? THIRD?It will help your credit, and bring you in
' contact with the best business men of the community. l
We solicit your account.
11(i DIRECTORS:
n? M. A. Carlisle. II. C. Moseley. T. B. Carlisle.
es , <1
vr- J. A. Blackwelder. Robt. Norris. Geo. Johnstone.
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