The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 01, 1907, Page FOUR, Image 4
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HOLD \O JIi COTTON. .
-M I'. I'. II. W c.-|uu, Mtni.uy of I lie* '*
South Carolina division of the South- s
orn cot Ion association, issues u very 1
urgent call to tli.1 farmers to with- 1
draw I heir cotton from the market, '
ami suygests that tlieru will he a re- '
action in the price. He slates that ''
lie has a telegram I'roin Texas, wliieii '
'brings the information that the far- I
mcrs ol that state are with-holding s
their cotton from the market. I
It is only by | his mciliod thai tin' 1
farmers can obtain tin juice which ' '
t.' n1 \ have ; i i? I In fi\ ;is the mini I '
mum. ami i her.- i- no <I >u!<i i ii.it i f
they were in posit ion ami would carry
"ill the ii'.-oiulinn of | he I wo associa- o
lions ami mn .-ell an.\ cotton for a li
couple ol weeks, that the market <*
woul'l soon react. w
It is infoi | iiiiate that the disturb- "
auce in financial circles iu New York *'
took place just at the time it did, ''
for it naturally makes money rather ^
tight, and many southern banks are "
not in position to advance money on n
cotton, and the merchants are forced "
to make their colled ions iu order to "
meet I heir ohli.uaI ions, ami that condi- ''
11*?11 ton es a .ureal deal ol col Ion on
tin- markel. \<
ll I- t ll < 11Il I. hii\\e\er, that le;ic- u
lion will I;?k< placr \ecv soon and u
inoiie\ will reach a normal -< 11 111 ion vv
in tin1 financial centers, and if it
does, the price of col I on will certainly ''
IT" Up. I'lir <1 i I I'creinr between I lie I'
price :il which il i- now -i 11 i11ami u
the price which the farmers associa- "
lions li\ed ;c- llic in illinium. nican> ;i ''
very la rye sum of money. iio| oul\ t > '
the smith, hut lo Hie whole country, I'
for a very large proportion of the u
cotton crop is sold iu the foreign
market.
\\ e should he very glad to see our
farmers with hold their col Ion from
the market as long as I hey are aide, ''
for the reason that we feel satisfied ,
thai the price will m>( remain as low
as it. is at present, very long.
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REPEAL THE LIEN LAW. s
Mr. .1. (!. Kiehards, a member of I:
the House of Kcpreseiital i\'es from I
, Kershaw county, writes an article to r
the News ami <'oiirier. iu which he 1
says liiat his purpose iu writing the
lei ter I > .11 at 11 lit ion to I he lien <?
l;'w. and I ? llic fycl thai lie proposes, I
in tiie ".'\t !cj i-dal lire, lo press lliel
?i ti 11 i . i i repeal oft he law.
It s scarcely possible 1-hat there
will now he much fight necessary, but
what firhl liiere is, will have lo be
done with tiic senators. The house
of representatives last winter passed
a bill, by a uood majority, repealing
the law, hut. as we understand it, the (
/bill was continued in I he senate until
the next session. ^
Since Judirc Bra w ley lias decided
the contract labor laiw unconstitutional.
il is believed that il will he much
easier lo convince those who favor
the present lien law, that il should be
repealed. As a matter of fact, we I j'
took llie position before the derision '
of Judge Brawley. that the repeal of i
this hvw would proba.bly do more,
than the enactment of anv labor con-i
tract laws in helping to solve the la |
bor ipiesiion in this stale. There
seems now m> reason why the lien law j
should be continued on our statute
books, and we hope (hat Mr. liieh-j
ards will direct his efforts and his j
alignments towards the senators and j
there will be no difficulty ill repeal- !
in it the lien law, if we can got the sen- j j
ate right. ll should be repealed, and
we have little doubt that there will be ! '
any diOicultv at the approaching se<i- j j
sion of the loirislatnre in securing its i
repeal. _
DESERVED PROMOTION. J
The many friemls of Col. li. \V.
ilfunl. who lias been for some years ''
division passenger agon I of the oulh- 0
ern in Charleston, will he triad lo learn *
that he has been promoted to the posilion
of assistant general passenger
aireni of I he Southern, with headquarters
at Albania. ^
We congealnlale Col. Hunt on this ''
deserved promotion and recognilion
of iiis services, but regret that it will
necessitate his removal from our sla.e.
W'hal- about our streets? Where do
the candidates stand on the subject t
of better streets? By this is meant ii
paved streets and sidewalks I hat are b
not mudholes every time it rains. This ji
is a mneh more important subject than p
some others we hear discussed occasionally.
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>|< ill' t'ne ci>iniiill'iil\ know if t!i?'\
:t\ ? 111:i 1 <' a n \ efforts I'urthei I Itasi
i?m?1 iii ! i.l>?* i*i]?ti?>ii li>t 1" each j
>livsiciau in tli-' county. Kvcn it |
jii'li physician will |>m 1 hi- itnIiviilnsi 1
11 (>s<-i*i 111 ion mi tin' li>l sent liiin and
< ( iirii it lliai would ho :i ?;ood start
I sell' ami then I lull mitrhl encourage
lie commit tec to push vigorously the
nlerprise. M' I In1 commit tee is satisic<|
I he efforts of its members and
s still of the opinion that the enterprise
was "still horn" they might say
o any turn the whole enterprise, over
o some one else. We do not* heeve
this enterprise is dead, hut in or<
r t" Keep in alive it should hi- in .
lie liaiiil- .it' a li\ < eiiininil tee.
Two men well known in Newberry,
in- of Client for more fiat' twenty ^
ve year> an honored eiti/.en o|' thisj
ommunity and a leader in ehnreli I
,orl< of his denomination; and lhe|
ther il'or several years the pastor of
Cntral Methodist cliureh, died in Coimbia
during this week. licith Oapt.
I. B. Mazyck and Kev. S. II. ZimmerI'au
had many friends in this comtunily,
who will regret lo learn of
leir death. "Notices of them appear
i another eolumn, taken from lhef\>nnhia
papers.
('apt. Ma/vek was. dnriier his lomrj
- id.'liee in N'ewfierI'V. eolllleeted ,
nil lie M e 111 \ up f tie Southern I i a i S
a v. Inn ;t I'i \\ y.'iii'-i auo lie niovd
'tii hi- I'ae.ily to Columbia.
I?ev. Zimmerman was pa>foi ol' Ceu- j
raI Melhodis'l ehureh prior lo fie I
a si . a e ol' |,'ev. I >. M. < rier. 11.' j
a> an a'tle preacher ami a eonipan-|
iliahle friend. At the time ol his j
nth h was finaneial a e111 of the
olnmhia college ami sti'l in I lie i
rime of vigorous manhood. They I
ere i>o|h good men and good citizi.-?.
HIGHLAND COTTON MILLS. ,
Not ice is hereby given that under
le authority conferred upon us by
ic Secretary of State of the Stale of.
outh Carolina, we will open the
ooks of subscription lo the Capital
lock of Highland Cotton Mills at the
iViee of K. N. Martin, 121S Main
iretl, New<berry, S. and at the
iw ollice of Mower ?Sc Bynum, 1100 I
toyce Street. Newberry. S. C., all
oon of Wednesday. November (>th.|
!M)7.
Subscriptions will be taken by each I
f Cue uml.,|--i'jiieil #
C. N. Martin.
Ceo. S. Mower.
W. (J. I louseal.
J. A. Mimtiaugh.
J. II. West.
d. A. Burton.
d. N. McCaughrin.
Cha>. I*'. Summer.
Alan dohnslone.
ictoher III, 1 !>07.
TOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that I will
lake a final settlement on the estate
f Henry L. (lallman, deceased, in
he probate court for Newberry
ounty, on Monday, I>ecember 2, l!)l)7.
t Id o'clock a. in., and imniodiater
thereafter aipply for letters disiis>orv.
N. C'liiIds,
Kxeenlor of the last will and'tes'aicnt
of llenry L. (iallman, deceased.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE OF LAND.
Hy virtue of the power vested in
ne as executor of the last will and [
est anient ol' Simeon Miller, deceased,
will sell at XeWherry Court House
>n Monday, (sulesday) the 2nd of
h'eeinber, 1007, at 11 o'clock a. in.,
t public auction, t.he following real
state of which the said Simeon Mili*r
died seized and possessed:
Tract No. I containing KM) l-f> I
crcs. bounded hy lands of B. I,. Mili'r.
Miss Sallie Metis and tract No.!
of the estate of Simeon Miller.
Tract No. 2 containing ill 1-1? acres,
lounded by tract No. I of the estate
if Simeon Miller, by lands of ,1. W.
ileitis 'and Mi*s Sallie MfrUs, the
iinds of Ira A. Miller, and tract No.
i of the e late of Sim * i M "'er.
Tract No. d containing (>0 acres and |
loumlcd by tract No. 'J of the estate I
f Simeon Miller, lands of Ira A.
lilh-r, A. T. Domiuick. 1). 1. Longi
nd d. W. Molts.
Plats of said lands are on file in ;
he ollice of. the probate judge for
Tow-berry county.
Terms of sale: One-half cash and
lie balance in twelve months with
uteres! from'date of sale secured by
ond of purchaser and mortgage of
remises. 1'urehaser to pay for ]>acrs.
James IT. Wise,
ixecutor, Simeon Miller, docea.sed.
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^fgA The House of Quality.
SE CLOAKS
Fit the Lady'
Look Stylish on the Lady.
Wear Well for the Lady.
For Rain or Shine GRAVENETTES,
Gray and Tan - $10.00
The Satin lined, semi tight back, light Tan
Coat $20,00
Light Tan Velvet Collar, Satin lined Coat $12.00
Red and Green Plaid, long, good weight /
Coat " . $12.00 i
Tan Hose for Ladies 50c. per pair. \
China and Gut Glass! >
If you wish to see the best, as- 1
sortn)ent oi Fancy China. and Cut: ?
Glass come to the Book Store. I >
also have a good assortment of '
Sterling Silver. Look elsewhere';
but don't buy until you see my c
stock. >
MAYES' BOOK STORE. j
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If your head aches, if your eyes ache, if your eyes |
water, if your eyes burn, if your eyes tire, if your ,
brow is puckered, if your forehead is wrinkled, if
your eyes have squint. i
All of the above troubles are permanently cured by <
the use of my pure Crystal Lenses, specially ground *
for each case.
DR. B. H. MAYNARD, ?
Eye Specialist and Optician, *
Office Up Stairs Over Copeland Bros. New Store, in <
Main Street, Newberry, S. C. ^
TO DRAW JURY. K OAYTCJTT <
Notice is hereby given that wo, the U bli {
undersigned jury commissioners for EARHARDT & WELLS, <
Newberry Connlv, S. C., will, in tho Lessees and Managers. (
office of the Clerk of Oonrt for said ? ??
County and State, at J) o'clock A. M., D 1 A "V/ |V[ 1 /"> ii np ^
Nov. Sldi, 1})07, openly and publicly * * f\ * IN I vJi il 1 I
draw (he munes of thirty-six persons *v t 14- I
wiio shall serve at Petit Jurors for 1NJ O V > lSti ^
the Court of Common Pleas, which ...
will convene at Newberry C. H., S. C. ^ ^
at 10 o'clock, Nov. 25th, 1907, and rhe Favorites Return. <
continue for one week. ? &
I,,,., h. EPPS, MISS FLORENCE DAVIS '
Win. W. Cromer,^ ?WITH ?
.Tno. 0. Goggans, FT T THTT D17YTFW ^
Jury Commissioners for Newbei'ry v UL/Ji* 1 Lviv ^
County, S. C. (
October 28th, 15)07. . and a superior company of players ^
? in their latest comedy success 1
NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. ? 1
As administrator of the estate of f| ?1 11 &1j
Dr. ,J. H .Simpson, doceased, I will , Jp||
make final settlement as said admin- s <
istrator of said estate in the otYicc of n a g 1 ^
the probate judge for Newberry iijg g-.a P | {?' * i
county, South Carolina, on November | 11 ^ |J 11 |J ^
JS, 1!)07, and immediately thereafter " ? '
apply for lc{ters dismissory as said <
administrator. All persons holding A Beautiful Scene ProduC- <
claims against said ostato will pres- . ^
cut them duly attested before that tlOn.
dato, and, persons indebted to said "
estato will make payment. PfiCSS - - 25c. to $1.50 i
S. P. Duncan, 4
Administrator. Newberry Hardware Co.
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V 'X j THAI You WEARVOUR.
tiQVER COAT ON ~1>I E OUTS 10E
IT is the first thing that
OTHER PEOPLE SEE WHEfsJ YoU <
(v\eet them You canr/iffori;
fQ TAKE CHANCES ON DODGING
PEOPLE ^ST6R
/P./**, Oj'*' 't
LOOK AT YOUR. LAST WINTER'S OVERCOAT
\ND SEE IT THE CLoTH ABOUT THE SEAMS IN
'HE BACK AND AROUND THE CUFFS IS NOT BADLY
/VoRN. IF YOU TUCK YOUR SLEEVES YOU WILL
AAKE THEM TOO SHORT. IF YOU LENGTHEN g
'HEM OR LEAVE THEM AS THEY ARE, YOU CAN- 1
loT GET AWAY FROM HAVING PEOPLE KNOW
'HAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD A NEW OVERCOAT.
'HEN 15 THERE ANY REASON WHY YOU .SHOULD
loT BUY A NEW ONE, ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU
:AN Do So FOR THESE PRICES:
\ GOOD OVERCOAT FOR ' . . $ 6.50
\ BETTER " " . $ 10.OO 4
\ STILL BETTER " " . . $15.00 j
\BEST " $ 1 8. 50 "
)UR MEN'S OVERCOATS ARE STYLISH, BEING j
ESPECIALLY MADE FoR US BY SCHLoSS BROS. Co. "
\ND THE LITTLE MEN. To BE SURE WE HAVE A
iPLENDID LINE OF OVERCOATS FOR LITTLE MEN.
>VERCoAT FOR .... $3.50
>VERCoAT FOR > . . . . $ 5.00
'VERCoAT FOR .... $6.50
RESPECTFULLY,
EWART-PERRY CO.,
COR. MAIN AND COLLEGE STS.,
THE UP-To-THE-MINUTE DEALERS, 1
5 @ ^ ? <f- ;? @ <$ ? <3> ? $ ? < ? ?
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> JUST A J
I Worfl 18 eistlsps! : |
B We arc just in receipt of our first ^
^ shipment of Seeded Raisins, Cleaned ?
B Currants and Citron. J
> Shelled Almonds, Almonds in
$ Shell, Walnuts and Butter Nuts. J j
> Our stock of Table Condiments, ^ I
Pickles and Preserves is complete ? J
? and second to none in the State. ^
i Spices of all kinds, ground and
whole, Flavoring Extracts of alljdnds. ^ t
J Fresh Cranberries, Celery and ?
Vegetables every week.
The Fattest and Freshest Mackerel, ?
^ Pickled Pigs' Feet, Roe Herring, ^
^ Saur Kraut, Sweet, or Sour Pickles 4 T i
I in bulk* J |
? Flour! Flour!! Flour!!! I
~ We are offering two brands that ?
* have few equals and no superiors. ^
? J. E. M. and Gold Medal 1
6 <>'
^ Flour is still advancing and if in ^
p need you had better lay in a supply. !
^ Anything you want in either fancy ^ (
? or staple groceries we have it. ^
& You are cordially invited to call v
^ and inspect our stock. ^ ^ 9
I Fant's Old Stand. J '
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