The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, January 14, 1908, Page EIGHT, Image 8
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many Poopl.
Ncwborrians and Those Who
Visit Nowborry.
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Soil ( ( I W. . !, i|| i. a i:M
Con- '.': i . .': . \ i!.. ' !in ! r
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in
Ai i > Mary L;.\ .McCiiin :;< !; has re
lU'lKn : ' I I J M. til I'.'Sllllll! !uT till
t if - ;i ; i ivt-ij :i! .!" a school ii
thai < ?:<. al": *r ;? vi*it to her parents
Dr. an.! Mi... I'. M.I 'liulnek.
!? > . ! 1 * :i!Iiji.: is in Due \Vc?
this wi" !; !? !!'.-j a s "ics ??I* reviva
tin ( tin.-.
Mr. ! Mrs. I'M\vard Slioltz, ol
( ha ,:>e ? j :*#I>:?v?- a few ilay;
in N 'Wy m a \i il In llieir main
I'i i. n.|-.
Mr. \V. l!. limit m* leaves this wo el
for Nev Y"'l;. win re lie will enter ;
hospital I'm:' i real inenl. Mis nta:i\
friends inii i iai lie w ill lie restorec
to I'i.-. ;'snal health.
Mr. "!.I Mr>. Li'jon Dobbins, ol
f? ri1! i:. (I;:., were in Newberry lasl
wi t k. \i i!*: ! i Mr. Dobbins' uioliier
Mr. Do' tin-; i-. now connected will
I lie Central < !' (leoryia railroad.
Sin !(' Bitford was in Columbi:
last Kriday.
' *:i;?i. vV. S. I ativford spent Kri.ln;
las: ' i ( . I ii in I. i ji mi business.
Chi-. I of Police .hio. ('. Adams e i
I.*rtI Mayor Landlord. llie Aid
ernien, and oilier city ol'lieials al at
elevaill upper Kriday ninhl al th<
("t i ! : ! I louse.
Mi Mai! lie A.laius lias ivturue*
fr- ii' a :- ! I i relatives in Columbia
M ! nrliue Kvaas is al liouu
avri . a'Jera visit I i t'rie.nls al Darl
in (??::.
M Vat Ci-l left Kriday on :
b'.i-in.'- trip !o New York and olbe
in.' he- >i eil ic-.
MNal CM I,.I t on Kriday fo
New N > i*l< wiieiv lie w ill spend :
Week or | en days.
Mr. D. II. (Jeer, represent inu' lb.
i( olumbia Stale, was in town yester
ida v.
Mr. M. 15. Chalmers lias been re
.el. ete I bv lb.1 board of houllli a:
health ollieer.
Mr. .1. .1. II. 15rown loll Sunday fo
Ashevil! and oilier points lo pur
chase mules.
Mr. D. ('. Smith, of Saluda, spe,il
Saturday and Sunday with his dauirh
ter, Mrs. K.. T. Carlson.
Air. d. A. Black welder was in Co
lumhia and Charleston last week o;
business.
Mr. K. D. Byrd. of Columbia. wa:
a Lvue-I at the Krcdcrick Hotel oi
Saturday lasl.
Mr. (Jeorue NY. Warinu', a lnembei
ol ibe linn of contractors erecting tin
new conri house, was here insp?*etim.
llie work o;i I lie building Saturday.
Mrs. Cub1 L. Blende went to Co
lutnbia Snndav to b" with Senaloi
Mlea~e for a few days.
I 're^id mi! d, I >. Davenport of th<
Kxrhnm.te Ibink was in Charleslo:
lasl week on business.
Mr. I'bos Neel has relumed ! ? hi
home. I' i| x/.ic'aI I. (la., after a shor
visit lo relatives here. His sister
Miss Banna Neel. aceninpanie.l him.
II is said thai "Crane" Crouch
New lie-vy's ureal baseball pitcher
may be signed by the Columbia (dub
II' >. we expect vreal Ihinus frotr
him.
Mr. d. S. Snrgeanl. of Anderson
represent imr the National Ollieo Sup
ply Co., id' /.ion City. Illinois, was ii
t'>wn last week.
Messrs. d. K. Kison and d. W. Tien
derson spe d a few days of last weel.
in C.?: imbia.
Mr (Je irze Kerry, of Saluda Conn
ty. wa.-. in Newberry Simr.lay oi
bus?.
Mr. (!. Wash Hunter, of Clinton
was in Newberry yesterday.
Tnc-re will be a inectinir of tin
W niiiu ' > I lome M ssio.i Society ol
Ceni..?' .('virch at '.he /esidence ol
Mr?, "d. \Y. Wise. K^May aflernoor
. At .'Jr oVlock.
There will be a business meeting ol
llie Bachelor Maids in the. chumboi
of commerce room al I o'clock Tues
day a ft ernoon.
Rain Docs Damage.
One of I he heaviest rains abou
here in .some time was the one Salur
day last. About 'J o'clock in the af
ternoort the downpour of water ha<
be.eome so ureal that lire water main
on College street, near the corner o
Main, could not carry it off. Th
water burst through llie mains aa
the street was flooded for some mini
tes. The cellar of the K.wart-Perr
Company was almost filled with wa
cr. It seemed for a few minutes th:
the store of d. C. Sample would 1
flooded, but by hard and fast woi
some of the flooring was remove
permitting llie stream of water to vu
into the cellar. Mr. Sample sutffe
ed some damage, however, vegetal)!and
other things in the front part <
the store being soaked.
BAD MSN" CAUGHT.
) Newberry PoJicomon lCa.pture Two
Men Wanted in Sevoral
Places.
.V JeV. c;;j\ . > pdiec officers jit
j a:; . . d l w nu n in thai
a v.a ):imI in Charlotte,
iin;.. 1.11 .everal charyes,
.i;"i v : i/ a:..' a!s. thought to bo want*
* numher <i" other places. The
- eh a rye pivL-swd against these t'el1
!??us mi I 'ulmiihia was that of enter
in: tiii> h< use of Mr. ,1. K. Iloug-li.
I: was due very iiiucii to to the efforts
I '>1 Mr. .1. 11i'iiry Adams, a former
I \ 'vwTiy I'".v. that the men were ar!*?'..1
i i ( iiiaiii.'iia. When arrested
tin' 11:? 11 u;r. i1 their names as l'Mwavd
I 11 ( h:u'l,s ii'i?gs. However, J
liii'.v ii: t;> have many oilier names,
a:i.I are suspected of being criminals
> <1 a very danycrnus character. The
1 < oliunliia Hecoider gave Higgs a sentence
i.| nia.'iv days, and Login! one
I ol sixty. I'he latter begged him to
make the sentences even, staling they
I wer ''pals" and wished to lea v.; tin1
' t'lwii {oyuher. Thereupon, the Hc
corder made them even by giving Lo'
"'tie thirty days more.
I.ogue and I * i s \v e re coatfined in
1 I lie city jail. Snivel ime during Friday
night, while 111 criminals were'
'' singing songs and lauyhiiy heartily,
apparent Iv ia nival joy. I hey were
a! the same time breaking the locks
which kept I hem from freedom. In j
1 u'hal seems i > liav > been a little effort
fur litem they . '. cured their release,
and while every police ollieer i
' in i he city of Columbia thought them '
hicked up securely. Hiygs and Ijogue I
were leaving the dust of that cily be
hind them.
Saturday morning. just a little be1
fore nine o'clock. Chief of Police
1 Ad:;ins, el this city, received a leleyrain
Irom tue chief in Coluinhia, re1
questiny him in look <1111 for the es-'
1 eupi'd pris..11-rs. Chief Adams in-j
formed tin- privates of the force of!
' the nievu'.'e. and nave llirni inslruc- I
linns In watch every stranger coming |
In town.
A couple nf hfiurs after I he tel.'- I
" grain had been received Ollieer |
I'm 'Utin. ?!m is very much nf a de-j
1 ' teeiive, go I ni'W< that a coupl.' nf
" stranye fellows had been about the
| depot and Davis' shops. lie made
haste tn ?et himself iu that locality,
and was rewarded by finding the very
I'ellnws lie was after. Mr. Franklin
succeeded in arrestitiy both the men
1 and started to Ilie police station wi!h
them, liiyys, however, jerked loose
from the ollieer and made a dash
1 Inr liberty. ()t course, the policeman
had In lonk aifter l.oyue, and all
1 he could do In toward slopping Higgs
was Io shoot at him. The shots had
' tm elVecl upon I he criminal though,
a id lie seemed In be gone for good.
Mr. I- rank tin brought liogue to the!
1 gn.i 1 <1 liimse. where he was Incked up,
and gave notice in bis brother otlicers j
nf Higus' escape.
1 All the pnlii-einen immediately got
busy. Mayor I .-any ford and Clerk j
j \\ ert s tinned I Items,'I ves into police 1
M nllirers for awhile alsn. They seal-j
tered itbont in ;'.l! directions that the
luyiiive had possibly taken. Police-I
ma.1 Burton and Mr. Werls happen'
ed I ' yo I !ie riiilit way. These gen'
llentea. after considerable search, located
l\igt?s in one of the nld tobacco
barns near the Wells woods, The
' fugitive was taking life easy iu the
old barn, thinking lie was pretty
1 well hid. waiting for nighl to make
his way furl her. Messrs. Werls and
I'nr'ou, with drawn weapons, enler"
ed !h< building, a ml covering Uiggs
Willi tiieir pistols, demanded his surrender.
Thi; he did at otvee, re1
marking. "Von all have prelty good
nerve to come on me (hat way."
As Ollieer Burton was placing his
prisoner in the hack, he once again
tried to make a break I* ? gel away,
P 'eit ' lie policeman h .dd oil f< him, and
L in a few minutes he was in a cell ad1
joining thai of his comrade.
Loguo and Higgs admitted that
. > they were the men warite 1 iu Columbia.
Chief Adams te ephnr.c:! the
(Yluntba authorities of 'he rapture,
and Mr. W. W. Fttlmer, a member of
the police force there, and a former
New'herriaii, came up Saturday night
for le men. Mr. Fuiniv.r left with
t the prisoners Sunday afternoon.
liOgue and Higgs are not bad look-'
- iny tnen, and appear to be very inil
lelliceiil. When captured here neitlis
er of I hem had any money or weaf
pons. They expressed the wish thai
e they be allowed to serve their Columd
bia sentence in the guardhouse here,
t- for the reason tl.a' thev had heller
y places lo sleep.
t- Chi-'f Adams an-l "hi - men deserve
tt 1.111c5' credit Cor the quick work they
te lid m; capturing these (nn.inals.
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d, Change in Guard.
in Mr. T. R. Berley, who for some
r- dime has hoen guard of the county
?s chaingaug. has resiyned his position,
of (Supervisor Wicker has appointed Mr.
Oxtter, "ormerly -\ guard, to the place.
HORSE AND MULE DROWNED.
Colored Man Sustains Loss of His A
Toam in Swollen Stream
Saturday.
Hill (Mark and his wife, Julia, col- {
ored, who reside; near Clary's Lane, It!
this county, met with a serious aeci- ! >i
dent Saturday afternoon last. The j't
man aiul woman, who seem to he very
good colored people, had come to a
Newherry thai 'ay on business, com- I
in<>- in their wagon, to which was <>
hitched a mule and a horse. i;
The hard rain which fell that day li
caused all the streams about, here to *<
rise very much. (Mark and his wife
ledt in the; afternoon for their home,
expectin?- to find the creeks low s
enough to permit them to cross with- v.
out any danger. When they came to 0
tiie Meredith creek, just beyond the
village of Helena, they found it was w
up some, but as it was only a small p
stream, they thought there would he w
:io difficulty in corssinir, as they had *
no load on the wagon. ,1
The little stream was much deep- f
or than they counted on* however, 1)
and hardly had they gone into il he- ..
fore the swift waters were carrying si
I hem ami their team down stream. 'I
rite horse and mule struggled liatd ?!
to pull to the other hank but the d
st rouy current and wagon were too; n
much for tiiem. Before he could j c
hardly realize Ins condition, the ne-! w
uto saw both annuals go down in the ' 1]
water. j (,
I! is almo-t a miracle that the mar. . u
a id woman were not drowned also. |i
The loss of the mule and horse is a e
severe blow to the old darkies. Th.?
wagon was not damaged to any ex- s
tent. ' n
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Wants Taxes Refunded.
Mr. John L. Hunter, of this county,
will petition the general assembly at
its coming session to refund to him I
the sum of $ I.>0.77 which amount he (
has paid as taxes to the several conn- . >
ty lireasurers of Njt*wherry county |i
from t:he year IS7(? to 15)00. It seems i c
that Mr. 11 it titer for thirl v-otre vears
had assessed to him ninety-two acres'
of land more than ho really owned,
lie did not discover this fact until a
few months ago when he had cause
to nave a survey made of his planta- a
lion. At his request Auditor Crom- ti
er has prepared a statement showing h
the assessment per acre, the number o
of ntills levy, and the sum of over- p
paid taxes for each yeah In all probability
an act will be passed directing
the treasurer to repay Mr. Hunter
the sum due him.
Stock in Wreck. t
Messrs. A. T. Brown and 0. M. B. e
K'pting left Newberry a few days N
since for the various stock markets, s
to purchase horses and mules for 2
.'heir stables here. At St. Louis these
. entlemen bought a carload of ani- w
.'tnils which were shipped out to New- h
berr * a d Messrs. Kptiug : ml Browr ' f
started h vm?. Telegrams .nun tiior.i j f
state I '.a: the::* car o!' s!?>"?k o
spick were killed and neatly ali the ?1
remainder badly br:'i>ed u ?. Messrs. J,
1*3pI iu?? and Blown np< n inve tigati >n n
turned the whole ca:* over to t'.ie rail- I
road e. mp.uiy, and we n't back to St. w
Louis to make another purchase. o
Make Arsignment.
Messrs, Mitt and I'Ydkor. a firm
composed of .1. J. Hilt and .J. C. Felker,
who have been doing a general
inercbatrdise business on Main street,
next to Mitnnaugh's, for some time,
have made an assignment for the '
benetfit of their creditors. Messrs. v
Frank L. Bvnuni and Henry C. Hoi- c
low ay are the assignees. n
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Baseball at Newberry College. I*
The students of Newberry College
are s?V5ttiutr ready for the opening of
the basebali season. While Crouch
and Cabaniss, the star players of ,
la-' vear, will not be on the team this j,
year, tiie boys have some excellent
new material, and hope to be able to j
put out a winning team.
The basevall association had a |
meeting last week, at which the fol- j
lowing officers were elected: i
T. W. Cappolmann, president; E.
L. Young, secretary; Tcnch Q. Boozer,
manager an.l treasurer; J. C. Gog- j
gans, Jr.. coach; f\ W. Riser, assist- (
ant coach.
The report of the treasurer showed
$100.00 on hand. j
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Off to the Legislature. t
The general assembly of South i
(Carolina convenes today at 12 o'clock. ]
(The representatives from Newberry I
round v will be in their places promptJy.
Senator Blease left for Columtbia
Sunday. Representatives John <ti?iie
and Aull went down yesterday.
JHr. Wyche will leave Prosperity this
.morning. Mr. -T. Fred. Solium pert,
i>the sergeant-at-arms of the senat'e, '
/and Mr. J. It. Boulwnro, doorkeeper >
of that body, have also gone.
OOUNTY TEACHERS.
issociatiou Has Good Mooting Do
spite Weather?School Improvemonts
Move.
Despite the downpour of rail
lion? w:?s a small l>ut enthusiati<
veeti'iv: of Iik' Newberry Count;
ViU'l'i:.'j' A soc.ntitui 011 Saturday,
I'rt I'. .). U. O'Xcall llolloway mad
>i exccllem talk ('.1 Fractions. Prol
lolloway knew his subject from bo
inning to c:id? and in his own iniuis
kahh* way, uvplaiued th?' manv dif
cullies tiial very teacher has ii
nacliinsr frael'ons to children and i
. ;o re -ittcd that more of th
:i; he:v; wei*' "? t present to hear hi
imple, masterly tsvlk. Prof. Ilollo
:?v illustrated his talk with the ms<
f circles ami rectangles.
Miss Kstes followed 'Prof, llollowa;
ith a brief report of the school im
rovement assoeition to which slv
as a delegate. She spoke, of t hi
plendid work this association ha
one in the past year. In the las
our years it has grown from a mem
ersliip of it-") to 11,000. -Miss Kste
ryed the organization of local as
Delations, one in each school district
'he only requirements For member
hip is the promise of each woman ti
o one definite thing for the improve
lent of the school. From ever;
imnty in the stale the greatest nee*
as an awakening of the patrons t<
Ire importan-ee and absolute necessii;
f educaition for their children?til
Iti-matc hope of the state. Miss hs
ps is county organizer for Newbeiv;
on nly.
The next meeting will be held Hi
ecoml .Saturday in February and t
1' every teacher interested in his o
er \<-ork is urged to come.
Civic Association.
The Civic Association will meet a
he chamber of commerce tomorrox
Wednesday) afternoon at -I o'clock
i full attendance is desire.I as a mat
cr of importance will have to be de
ided at this meeting.
Mrs. R. IX Wright.
President.
Smyrna Union.
Members of Smyrna Local Far
ler's Union are urgently requestoi
i attend a meeting at the sclioo
ouse, Friday afternoon. Rusines
f great importance necessitates you
resenee.
Alec D. Hudson,
President.
Newberry Circuit.
Pro. 1. IT. Ron 1 ware, chairman o
lie board of sterwards, asked me t?
all a meeting of the steward's o
dewberry circuit, to meet at the par
onauv at eleven a. in., Wednesday
2, inst.
Because of the very disngroeabl
real her last Saturday we did no
ave a sufficient attendance lo jusii
v us in ho! li '-v our quarterly co *.
erence as appointed. Pro. Rope*;
|> y , . <?!( t ue !? a: " uiv<
I,.,i |?u. mn'terlv cmfc'-enco v'll b
.>:d on :he same day as ab'-.vu an
mi'need tor I'*e stewards nvMie 4
jet me uriru the officials, as you .-f,i
o will have a fell days work, to b
m hand promptlv at 11 a. m., a
he business will begin at that time
A. IT. Hest, P. C.
Jan. 13, IMS.
Teague-Satterwhite.
Miss Kste He Tengue, daughter o
fr. David Teagne. and Mr. Frank M
'atterwhitc. son of Mr. R. S. Sattci
,-liite, both of this county, were unit
d in the holy bonds of matrimony
t the residence of the bride's par
nts, on December 25th, last, th
eremony being performed by R.^\
dr. Latimer.
Had Your Tortune Told Yet?
Prof, and Madam Hinaldo. !he west
mi Palmists vow at 020 Main St
lave i.nnonnce.d -Satuiday dan. 2ot.
,s their last da.." i.i Xuv. jerry. So la
hey have had nearly two hundrc
nitrons who were not only plcasct
>ut astonished at the ease with whic
he Rinaldos correctly read thei
ives. The feature of their reading
s the wonderful accuracy with whic
heir predictions come true and will
ii the time specified, which is fr<
piently within 24 hours. This can.
?s many persons who have had lit11
>r no faith in Palmistry to cluing
heir ideas of itj?at least as fai r
he Rinaldos are concerned?as on
nan expressed it, ''1 don t believ
n fortune telling, yet how -can the*
people tell me so much, that I kno
Happened in my lite."
The low charge of 15 and 25 cent
for readings will continue.
Horse Breaks Neck.
Mr. George Swittenberg sufferr
the loss of a valuable horse Sunda;
The animal had just been turned oi
of his stable, and as he ran out, sli]
ped, the fall breaking his neck,
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In Mayor'8 Court.
When Mayor Landlord took a look
- at the t'ront row Saturday morning,
lie found three mourners looking
earnestly into his face. JOd. llartman
was one of these, he being charged
i ! with passing a few unfriendly blows
u at a colored woman. I.ilia (iarlington
i' j by name. Kd said he was .guilty, and
had handed out to him four dollars
e I or ten days. Il turned out at til-'
hearing that Lilla had used a little
- profanity and handled a brickbat dur
ing affray, so she was notified to
- cough up four kiale seed or to be fed
i free by taxpayers for ten days. Both
t fines were paid.
e George NVhitener was suspicioned
s as being on too intimate terms with
. intoxicating liquors. George was up
e at Laurens last Thursday. Now, that
city has a CaryjCothran dispensary
y in its midst. Policemen Adams and
- Franklin visited George's house Fri3
day morning and found several quarts
e of Laurens booze. The prisoner ads
milted bis guilt, and was told that
t fifty dollars would keep him from
. shoveling for the next thirty days.
s There was also a charge against
. (leorge for selling a small amount of
. the stn11 that is almost as strong as
. Hurt Hudson. This was continued to
0 Monday inorhing. at which lime the
. defendant said he wasn't guilty. But
v the mayor said ho wms guilty, and
1 commanded him to hand the clerk
i) twcnfy-fivp dollars, or to report to
v Superintendent Ivpting for another
^ thirty day period.
Allen Cannon, as black as they evV
get to hi, and with lips as thick
as the latest arrival from Africa's
0 . sunny shore, was up for stealing two
i, oranges from one of the Lanibrey
r fruit stores. lie said he couldn't
say "not guilty," and he just said
"no sah" when the charge was read.
The young man who testified against
1 him was positive that "dat was a da
v niggah who stole a dem orange,"
. and Allen must raise a clearing house
certificate with a V on it. or have
mud on his shoes for fifteen days.
Death of An Infant.
Little Mary Angella infant daughter
of. Mr. and Mi's. Jno. P, Livingston.
was horn Oct. Hi, 1007. and de.
parted this life Jan. 0. 1007. aired 2
1 months and 24 days. "She is not i
1 dead, but sleepeth."
s J. I). Shcaly.
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Mt. Bethel Union.
The Ml. Bethel Farmers' Union is
ordered to meet on Friday. .Jan. IS,
100S. a I 2..10 j). ni. All members are
urged to be present. Important bnsif
ness.
? Jno. S. Ruff,
f Geo. S. RufV. President.
Secretary.
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Stolen 'Cow Found.
J Sheriff Buford last Friday found
the cow stolen by Charles Harris
from Xfwl Wilson. The .sheriff found
the cow in Hie possession of Drew
\\ illiams, a colored butcher at. Whits
mire, he having bought her from Harris.
Mr. T\ 15. ridel I, const able a.
Whitmire. asisted Sheriff Bnford in
recovering the cow. Harris is in
I jnir'
s
!. RED RUST PROOF SEED OATS
for sale. Grown by T. Jr. Neel.
Two three hundred bushels left.
Abrams & Gist.
f CREDITORS OF HITT & FELKER
C^licd "t. f. ther to Appo" .s TfcpfT
Agent or Agents.
> Ilitt & Felker, (a mercantile firm
" composed of J. J. Hilit and J. C. Fela
ker, doing business in the Town o<f
New,berry, S. C.) having this January,
13th, 1008, made an assignment of all
their property to the undersigned for
the benefit of their creditors, the credifors
of said firm of Hilt & Felker,
., are hereby called together, to meet
h at the Taw office of Hunt, Hunt &
r Hunter, attorneys, in five Town of
d Newberry, South Carolina, on Tuesl,
day, the 21st day of January, 100S,
h at 4 o'clock p. m., to proceed to the
r appointment of their agent or agents,
;s and for the transaction of such other
h business as may properly come before
i- (he meetin
Frank L. Bynum,
Henry C. Holloway,
o Assignees of Hilt & Felker.
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is . OPERA HOUSE FOR RENT.
i? Sealed bids will be received by the
e Town Council of Newberry, S. C., unto
til 12 o'clock Jr., Fcby 5th, 1008,
w and then opened, for rent of the
Opera House, Newberry, S. C., foils
three years.
For fur Mi or information apply to
the Clerk and Treasurer, Faig S.
We i ts.
!(1 Respectfully,
y- J. J. Langford,
it Attest: Mayor.
[J- Eng. S. Worts,
Clerk and Treasurer.
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The Local Market. 4^1
Mont 8 to 10 .1-2
Hams 10 to 18
Bes't Lard ^
Best N. 0. Molasses 00 to 70
Good M. O. Molasses .... 35 to 4j?
Mixed Chicken Food .... OK
May 1.25 to 1.10 *
1st Patent Flour 5.50 to 0.00
2nd Patent' Flour 5.00 to 5.50
Good Ordinary Flour ... .4.50 to 4.75 ^
Sugar 5 1-2
Col'fee Roasted 15 tfl
Coffee, Green 10 to 20 B
Cotton Seed meal 1>35
Newberry Cotton Market. iJjj^Bl
Corrected By Nat Gist.
Good Middling 11
Strict Middling 10
Middling 1Q ?^~4
SPECIAL NOTICES. M
1 CENT A WORD. JH
No advertisement taken for less *]jj5
than 25 cents. jj
LOST?Between Calhoun and Bonndary
streets, gold hatpin hearing ^ 1
.initials M. L. S. Finder please return
to this ollice and receivfc re- ySgm,
ward. &MM
LOST OR STOLEN?On Saturday,
Jan. 11, gold pin with letters S. ('. <IB
C., 15)0(5, engraved on it. Howard Jiff'
if returned to this ollice.
FOR SALE BY S. B. AULL, 2 lious- JH
es, one vacant lot on Ilarpor si reel
and two lots on Main street. Thesi ^He
houses ahove being occupied by'
Rev. Phillips and P. E. Scott. If
not sold by I ho first of March wiM__|^^K
be rented. Two nice lots in Main Tffli/
street suitable for stores. , < pfej
NEWBERRY BUILDING & LOANI [ [
COMPANY.?Dues are payable afj I rl
the Exchange Bank on or beforcJ n IB
the 15th of each month. If i* ?1 %
paid promptly penalty will attal I V
M. L. Spearman, J I |
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES pal W|
for nice beef cattle. J. C. Samp\ HQ
at tlie old dispensary stand. a
WANTED?YOUR LAUNDRY to! jit
send to C. C. Laundry to he launM flK
deried just as you like it. A gene* K
at Herald and News. Broaddus Hjf
Ruff Agents. I
WE HAVE JUST ARRIVED from/
Tennessee with a car load of fiii/ Ml
mules for the Newberry market, sh flTS
lected by ourselves. a Wij
2t* Wilson & Hoozci*.^ M/m
IF YOU WANT YOUR COLLARsJ^f
and <71 ll's laundered up-lo-date"*
bring them to The Herald and News (. MS
ollice Thursday and leave them with \ Ah
Broaddus & RnlT. agents for C. C. J J^K
Laundry. ^
WANTED?-Everybody tu know that K
1 have bonyht the undertaking ? ^
business of the late L. M. Speers. I E
am prepared to serve the public. B
P. F. Baxter. . )|
LOST?On Saturday morning, be- J
tween the residence of Mr. (Icoige
C. Hipp and the Ashley Manufae- vM
luring company, a Brown Lentluv ||
Poekelbook, containing Gold Med- A
al, German prize, engraved 1'M. .g
A. Swiltenberg, 1007"; gold brace- jM
let; gold necklace; five dollar bill . [H
and some silver change. Liberal re- JB
ward if returned to Geo. C. Hipp. K
NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER
brick for repairing. Best brick, 11
best lacilities, best deliveries, Ship.^.H
anywhere in the state. Write todajiffl %\
for prices.
Sumter Brick Works. W
REPAIR SHOP?1 have my furni- ' ft
lure repair shop in the old colored r|
1 colored Baptist church in college ||
street. Wesley Mvsano.
FOR RENT?The old Spoanno^': , n
Ilbmestcad near Silver Street, lil 1 .1
cently occupied by W. W. Spain ' |j 1
man. Will rent all or part of th6,? tl
place. Apply for further inforrna-'l 1
tion to W. S. Spearman, Newber- ' J
ry ,s-t I ]
NOTICE?We have now, our shop^l V'
( complete, and are ready, lo do alljw
kinds of work, whet nor in iron ori*
wood. Wo aro prepared lo fit
your boilers, engine*, wagons, bug- 1
tiies.nuile shooing, or anything cists 1
giv* us a trial.
Nowberry Machine Shop. {