The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, February 28, 1908, Page EIGHT, Image 8
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PURELY PERSONAL.
ICho Movements of Many Peopl
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.
/
Tom Soim, Dave Senn, John Seni
and Oetavia McQuown, cainc dowi
from Laurens ami Spartanburg coin
tv last week on account of sicklies
of their sister and a1" i. Mrs. Miriau
R. Hunter, who had another vtrok
of paralysis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Aull, of New
berry, are the guests of Mr. ind Mrs
H. C. Tillman this week.?Groenwooi
Journal.
It was rumored Saturday tha
Representative C. T. Wychc of New
berry would be a candidate for speak
or next year.?The State.
Mr. Roht. 10. I,envell was in th
city this week.
Hon .1. Brooks Wingard, a mem
her of the legislature was in the cih
on business this week.
Mr. Ro<bert Xorris returned oi
"Wednesday from a trip lo Washing
ton. lie was accompanied^' liis sis
ler, Mrs. 11. S. White, of Hampton
Va.. who has been quite sick, bn
vho is much improved.
Dr. F. N. Kihler, mayor of Pros
peril v. was i;i town on business t'o
'his town nn Thursday in connectioi
with tlu' sinking fund of tjie C., X
& 1'.. R. If. bonds.
BITTEN BY MAD DOG.
/3?ix Year Old Sou of P. ,T. Ruwdl
Severely Bi'ten in Pace?Dog
Killed and Several Others.
II is said that several mad do-.Itave
bee.", at large in the com m unit)
for the past several days. On Wed
nesdav a fierce bull do;> which wa:
owned by Mr. Rogers. attacked tin
j six-year old son of Mr. F. .1. Russell
on the street in front of Mr. Rus
sell's home end bit I he little fellow
'in the face very severely. Two gash
es were made on either side and tin
'lip was also bitten.
Dr. lTouseal. who was called, hat
to tak*? several stitches in the fact
"wounds. The dog was soon after
Sva:-ds killed and about a half dozei
others have 'been killed, which the;
supposed had been keeping- company
-with this 'bull dog.
It is not the time of year for mai
dogs, but we understand that a goo<
many people say that they liav
Iknown them to go mad at this sea
son.
Mr. Russell has taken his lit He bo;
the Pasteur Institute in Atlanta
Jennings While Russell is just si:
years old and during his life has ha.
an arm broken and at another tim
took an overdose of laudanum air
recently became mixed up with a liv
electric wire and has come throng]
.ill of these experiences without fat
al results. It is hoped that he may b
as successful in this last misfortun
which has befallen him.
Beautiful Store Front.
Air. Jos. Mann, who is one of th
oldest merchants in continuous busi
ness in Xcwherry, is having his stor
in West Main street completely ovei
hauled and a new front composed o
laruv plale glass put in.
Mr. Mann first came to Xewberr;
:;VbouJ t:iirty-one years aye and dii
i? lsir1in the. room now oeeupie.
by Dean's Furniture store. He al
terwird- moved across the street air
then purchased the building which h
is now having overhauled. Mr. Man1
has done a safe and successful busi
ne?s and Ihe im.provcm<tt& which h
i> ; ow making will add greatly t
P at portion of the city and he wil
have one of the handsomest fronts :
Main Hive I.
Jifie work is being (tone by Air. V
T'\ Pax tor.
A Great Loss.
liveryIhing in the way of station
cry, pencils, inkwells and other littl
perquisites of the members, has di?
appeared. The paper comes in hand
for scratch work. However, Repref
vnlative Aull does not think his nil
brella, a handsome one >given him b
the South Carolina Press associalio
several years ago, should have bee
taken along with the inkwells, pape
'el al. Air. Aull thinks it was take
by mistake and believes it will be r<
thirnod on March .1.?The State.
We prize this umbrella very nine
arid after it is 1oo late we rccognb
the fad that it should have been lei
at. home. We thank Ihe State fc
calling attention to the lost umbre
la and as everybody roads the St a I
we know the person who has it 1
. mistake will appreciate how much
is valued and return it.
Don't fail to visit the Coney T
land United Shows which will be he
fV
for one week commencing Monda
March 2.
WmU .
JwMiaVix i
ARRANGEMENT OF COURTS.
* 'When Courts in Eighth Circuit A
to be Held Under Recent
Act.
1 'In the formation of two new c
i oni'ls by the legislature it became n*
- : essary to provide for a re-adjustan;
s i of the times of holding* the coui
a The new circuit 'bill did not pass <
u legislature until towards the lati
end of the session and it provid
that the spring terms of tho con
!. should be held under the provisk
i of the law as it then stood and gn
to the chief justice tho power to i
t the times for the holding other con
- during the your.
The lawyers seemed to think til.
was some doubt as to the legality
0 leaving the times for holding t
courts to be arranged by the chi
- justice, as the constitution provit
>' that (lie times for holding the" com
shaill be fixed by law. That being t
1 situation during the last days of t
- session special acts were put on
- amendments to some that had g<
. ten far enough under way to bo pa:
t i?tl. One c?f those was ail amendinc
to (he Act fixing the time for hoi
. 'ng courts in the ninth circuit provi
i' iuir for the holding of the courts
1 the eighth circuit.
Id seems that this has interfer
with the holding of the courts in S
luda county. Those who were int<
e<ted in the arranging of the tini
tor (ho courts i:i the eighth ciivi
J. presumed that inasmuch as Sain
had become a part of the 11th e
cuit, which is one of the now cireui
that tho members from the tin
s counties comprising tlio eleventh c
; cuit would provide for the courts
- that circuit.
The Ad as to the eighth ciix-i
3 goos into efiVct on the first of Afar
. and changes the time for the con:
- in the eighth circuit except as to I
* criminal courts in the summer. dor
this Act Newberry will ha
2 an extra criminal court this ye;
which will be held o:i tli<> third M<
1 day in March. T lie re should be
3 objection to this for the reason tli
- the solicitor has been threatening
i ask for an exitra court of general s
f n< fs in this county in order tli
V the criminal docket might be clean
'I here seems to bo some Qucsti<
\ however, as to whether the jury c
1 be drawn in time for this Mai
o court.
It there should bo any conflict
tin the judges, under the roster wh
y? has already been fixed for litis y(
i. by the supreme court, it would se
j. tli a I with two extra judges who hr
| not been assigned, that tho suprc
, court could supply judges to hold
,1 [of hte courts under the new arranj
e ment.
Ii I he Act fixing the time for I
courts in the eighth circuit was :
e proved on the 24th of February, a
c into effect on the first of Mailt
is published in this connection
full so far as it relates to the eigl
circuit.
> AN AICT
- To Regulate the Time for Tfoldi
e the Courts of the Eighth, Nin
Tenth and Third Judicial Circu:
f Approved 2-1 th February, 1D0S.
'Ser.t ion -1. That the respect
v ci ;i> |s of the Eighth Judicial Cric
ii J shall K> held as follows: The Co
;] i of Geneial Sessions, a* A.hlbeville,
th" Countv of Atbbon (lie fou
iM Monday in February: the Court
o j General Sessions for the County
n j G reen wood, at Greenwood, on
- j HrsI Miondav after the fourth Mon
ejin I'^bruary: (he Court of Gene
0 Sessions, for the County of Lanrc
1 al Laurens, on (lie second Monday
n March; the Court of General Sessii
for th" County of Newberry, at N<
\ berry, on the third Monday
March: the Court of Common PI
for Abbeville county, a.t Abbeville,
the fourth Monday in March to 1
_ Pt>r two weeks, if so much be net
e >ary: (he Court of Common PI
for Greenwood county, af Grecnwo
on (he second Monday i:i April,
' las( for (wo weeks, if so much
necessary; the Court of Comn
Pleas for the county of T/aurens,
Laurens, on (he fourth Monday
n April, to las! for (wo weeks, if
much he necessary; the Court
' Common Pleas for the county of N
berry, al Newberry, on the sec^
Monday in May: (he Court of C!
oral Sessions for Abbeville county
1 All/hevillo. on the first Monday
' June; the Court of General Sessi
4 for the County of Newberry, at N
berry, on tire second Monday in Ju
j.? Court of General Sessions
Laurens county, at Laurens, on
/j. third Monday in June; the Courl
General Sessions for the county
Greenwood, al Greenwood, on
fourth "Monday in June; the Cour
s- Common Pleas foy (ho County
rCi Laurens, a( Lnurens, on (he (1
y, Monday i.i July. I<> eonfinne fro- (1
weeks, if so much be necessary;
MURDERERS OF MRS. ELLIS
.re Spotted by Conductor McCain
Arrested by Sheriff Buford?R<
turned to Columbia Yesterday,
ir- An account of the horrible niui
ijc- of Mrs. Paul I). lOUisor, in, Lexin^
silt county, just across tf 1 o river I'
ts. Columbia ami near Noiw Brookli
;lrd on Wednesday morning', is publit
tor in another column. led
Sheriff Buford happened to b<
rts Columbia Wednesday afternoon
>ns was at the Gervias street depot w
ive in??* for the train to come on to
fix berry. Detective Aibernethy c
rts to the train for Sheriff Buford
asked him to go to Mr. Shull's s
Jre and i>et a description of a suit
of clothes which he had sold to Mr.
h"3 lisor, the coat of which had been
icf en by the parties aiuf also to
les from Mr. Fox a description of
rts negroes from whom lie had bougl
he j>un which turned out to be Mr. I
ha sor's ??mi and which was taken f
as his house that morning. Recei>
>t- this description he boarded the t
5S~ for Newberry.
dt seems that the rcgrocs as c
Id- pensatiou for the horrible mm
id- which was committed, received r
1,1 a shot gun, wliieh was sold witlii
mile of the deed, for ore dollar,
e<l a coat which one of them wore.
'Sherill Buford asked Condn
5r" McCain, of the 0., X. & L. frei
lv;s to lok out if any suspicious cha
tors boarded his train and if sc
I ,l notify him, the sheriff.
. When the train left Hilton,
station in Lexington county. Com
tor MdCaia told the sheriff that
. thought that the two negroes w
ed had notion oil at that .-tat
Sheriff Buford then wen? info
" negro coach and immediately an
c 1 ed the two negroes, who had 20
1 s on at Hilton. Thev sravc eonflic
110 ? *
stories, one ol them claimed thai
was from Loaphnrt and the o
-2 said that he was from Laurens.
nv> | on searching them Sheriff Bu
m- found upon the person of one a 11
no ber of cartiidges, a house key, w
l?,t was probably the key or Mr. E'Jir
? house, as it appears that after t
Gs- dering "Mrs. lOHisor they locked
iat door and took the key away. He
Ct** found on this same negro a si
Wkef and a watch chain. On
other lie found a razor, four or
'c'1 handkerchiefs and one or two 1
chains. They claimed to be con
as to Prosperity, and it turns out
ich both of them are brothers and
;nr in the community of Prosperity
01,1 Of course both denied very st
[Vi ly any connection witli or any kv
me le lee of the killing of Mrs. Klli
Sheriff Buford told them that the
|>lc of the community were very n
wrought up over the murder
the that if they were caught by the c
ip- 'mis and tlieie was any sus-picioi
nd their guilt they would probably
ch. dealt with summarily and if I
in would tell him the rruth about
ltlt matter and whether or not they a
connected with it he would1 see
they were taken care of and kept
j11(). of the hands of those in the comn
tli, '^v' w'1() U'?"M probably lynch t
lls if caught. They still denied any
ive Court of General Sessions for A
nit ville county, at Abbeville, on the
nrt Monday in September; (he four
for Common Pleas for Newberry con
rtli at Newlberry, on the second Mon
of in Septemiber: the Omul of Gen
of Sessions for Laurens county, at L
the eas. on the fourth Monrtay in Sup
lay ib"r:-lhe Court of Common Pleas
ral Greenwood county, at Greenwood
lis, the llrst Monday after the fo
in Monday in September; the Cour
n:is Common Pleas for Abbeville con
?w- at Alblbevil'lc, on the second Moi
in in October; tiro Court of Gen
eas Sessions for Greenwood county
on Greenwood, on the fourth Monda
ast October; the Court of Common 1"
?es- for Laurens county, a-l Laurens
eas the first Monday in November;
iod. Court of General Sessions for }
lo berry county, at Newberry, on
be third Monday in November. No
non il business requiring a jury shal
at heard at the summer term of
in Court of Common Pleas, in the c
so ties of AMboville. Greenwood
of Newberry; but the Courts of (
ew- nion Pleas shall be open at all t
nnd of the Courts of General Session
lea- the Kightli Circuit, for the punpos
, at rendering judgments by default,
in for the trial of such equity cas<
ons may be ready for hearing, and
eiw- granting orders of reference and
ine; er orders in civil case*,
for Section 5. That all Acts and j
the of Acts inconsistent with (his Ac
: of and the same are hereby, repeali
of ?Sec(ion (!. Thai (litis Act sha
the into effect on first day of May, j
t of 1008, as to the Niivlli Circuit an
of I to the Kig'hlh Circuit on the
lird j day of March. 1008.
iree ' Approved the 21 111 dav of Fi
the ' nry,i A. T>. 1008.
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OR. NO ^JOURT IN MARCH.
I '
and Olerk of Court Goggano Says Ho
3- Cannot Legally Got a Jury
Drawn.
*
rtlcr Clerk of Court Ooggans has eon ton
j suited lljo nieni?bers of llit) Newlborry
roiu I bar and alw't> Solicitor Cooper, ami lie
iuul, | finds that under the law he can not
died Jliave a criminal court tlie third Monj
day in Mauri) ihis year as provided
5 in | l>y the act of the last legislature,
anil I which arranged the courts for the
ait-1 eighth circuit made necessary by the
few-i croation of tiwo new circuits and of
iiino j taking from this circuit Saluda connail
d | t.v.
tore' It will not atTect the criminal
of j courts in this circuit, however, as all
101- of the criminal courts for this eirtak
j cuit for tlu> spring term have already
get J been held and if other courts, as
I he ' provided in this net. were held there
it a ' would he additional criminal courts
CUi- | .for the spring term.
rom ; Tlie ai:anvvriient or courts in this
>'ing j aet as to the spring terms of the
rain | criminal courts was intended for next
j years rather than this year.
oin- The act will not affect any of th?
I'der | ciminon ideas counts except.. that it
>nly changes the times for the holding of
n a them.
| The Candle Solid.
itor The lar?_>e candle w.hieh is in the
ght, window at Mayes' Book Store, is a
rac- solid candle and not hollow. It seems
) (o that some poop'-e leave been in doubt
I as to whether it is solid or not and
n | Mr. Mav-'v desires it to be known that
I,,,.. ' 'be candle is solid.
a?._ I ncction with tlie crime.
',, 1 -Slreritr Buford was satisfied that
loll. 1 . . ,
the' disruption which had been t>iven
'est ' '),v ' of "the two negroes from
tt'en I w',om ',0 the shot jinn and altin"
' so ,'1'' ,'t,><c,,'lJ''"M 'be. coat of Mr.
I he :1s by Mr. Sliull, was
I her answ0l'?^ 'n '',c 'wo negroes he had
| and in the coat which one of them
ford ' w?r0, nll<' be therefore handcuffed
| them and brought them on to Newhich
' bery and immediately telephoned
, ?, Magistrate Bachman at New BroolcI
land that he had arrested two ncthe
| goes answering the description of
? o those wanted.
mall ^<ox' ^vc merchant at
t],-? New Brookland, who bought the gun
Plve and Detective Aibernet'hy came to
ittie Newberry early yesterday morning.
? | Ono of the negroes then admitted
that M'is connection with the crime and
U J said that he was going to tell the
~ j truth and that he and the other neIgro
were brothers and that they were
" at Caevs early Wednesday morning
,ow" j and that his brother went in the
lso1" j house and killed Mrs. Kllisor while
por>- , he stood on the outside and1 watched.
11,0 1 j The negroes gave their names at Ned
an. j 'Poland ;UH| Brack Toland, and they
appear to be between sixteen and
1 ? twenty years of aire. Brack said he
was sixteen and Ned claimed to be
Miev twenty-three.
* 10 Sheriff Buford turned the negroes
*01 * over to Fox and Aibbernethy and dep,a
utix.ed them to take them to the pen?
it en I vary for safe keeping and took
nun- f,.oin j|ieni the following receipt:
honi "Received of Sheriff M. M. Bucon
for(| (],p persons of Ned Toland and
Brack Toland charged with the murbb>
dor of Mrs. Kllisor of Lexington
first county on Feb. 20, 100S."
(of "M. L. Fox.
nty, "L. B. Abernetby.
idav "Newberry, S. C., Feb. 27, 100S.'"
oral The negroes were taken to Colnmaur
bia yesterday mornimr on the C., N.
[em- & L. freiiaht train an.T a:rangenienls
for | were made to have (lie train stop af
, on j the water works in Columbia, just
urth , opposite the penitonfiriry, and the
t of authorities at the penitentiary were
inty, notified to send a posse to the train
iday and have them safely taken to the
leral penitentiary.
, at In response to a 'phone message
y in from%Magistrate Bachman, of New
'leas Brookland, Sheriff Buford said that
, on he had tw|? ne.groe* arrestoil and
the would hold them until some one
Tew- could come up and identify them, lie
the did this as a precaution to avoid a
civ- lynching as it is understood that the
II lvj people of the community are very
the much wrought up. Sheriff Bnfiord
oun- lias ;io doubt that the two negroes
and that he arrested are the ones who
""Join- commit ted the deed, not only from
onus tlie confession of one of them but
s, in from the desscription nnrl the identi?c
of fl'cation of Mr. Fox that these two
and boys are the ones from whom the
js as gun was purchased and further that
for the description given !>y Mr. Sliull
oth- of th.'? coal, which lie sold to Mr. Kllisor
answered the description of thv
iart.s coat which was worn by one of the
the, negroes, and the admitted it.
(vl. A message was received from Col,
II go Crinith that the neMToi-s were safe in
\. D. tb'> penitentiary and Ilia! it was n
id as e.'ood precaution that the train was
first 'doppod ill Ibc penitentiary crossing
!i? several hundred persons werr
Mini- ; wailing al Ibo fJervais sir. el cros\?
iiVg for the arrival of (lie fivin.
SUDDEN DEATH OF W. 0. TYJREE. j
Found Dead in Bed?In Usufl.1 Good
Health the Night Before?Burial
at Old Home.
Air. William 0. Tyree was found
{ dead in his bed at the Frederick hotel
i Tuesday morning' about ten o'clock,
i lie had not appeared at the bank as
I usual and Mr. J. 10. Norwood, tha
cashier, thinking that he was probaj
blv not well did not send down to inj
quire until after the bank lrad been
| opened and matters e?tI'ttigh-toned out
i for the day's business. As soon as
j this was done he sent the porta:*
| down to see Lt' Mr. Tyree was sick and
i it' there was anything he nifhltfd or
I that ho could do for him, ar/l when
i his room' was entered he -was found
. i:i red with his arms crossed on his
j In cast, cold in death,
! lie was in his usual health Monday
and Monday night until ten or eleven
{o'clock : at in the lobby of the hotel
'chatting pleasantly with a number of
friends and a.pper.red unusually
J cheei'ful.
j Dr. (ii'der. who was called, stated
! that death resulted from natural
causes, proba'hly some organic heart
; trouble or the rupture ol' a blood
vessel, and th?r??t death resulted j>ainJ
lessly and without strug^rbv
: Mr. T\ree was a native of North
Carolina and came to Newberry from
; Wilmington, in October. 1807. to ac:
ccpt a position in the Newberry >Savin?rs
Bank as bookkeeper, and has
, continued to discharge the duties of
i that position with great elTiciency.
j A'bout a year ago he wias promoted
I to the position of assistant cashier,
j He was about lhirty~tfour years old
j and unmarried. His mother lives in
1 Wilson. N. C., and he has a brother at
i Winston, X. C.. and another brother
at Richmond, Va. llis mother and
'brothers were notified and the body
i was taken to his old home in North
; Carolina for burial, on Tuesday night,
i Mr. Tyree was a inenYibcr of the or(
dor of Knights of Pythias, and also
j of the Kpisvopa! church. He was a
, bi?' hearted, wlndesouled young man
J and had many friends in the city and
; the county who will be saddened to
I learn of his death.
Air. Fant Ciilder went with the
lmdy. The funeral service was held
on Tuesday evening" at the hotel, conducted
'by Rev. fJ. A. Wright. The
pallihearers were members of Newberry
lodge Knights of Pythias. ,
Drayton Rutherford Chapter.
The Drayton Rutlreiifiord chapter
Lr. D. C'. will hold ?ls regular meet;
iug' at the residence of Airs. J. V. AleFall
on the Must Tuesday in Ala rob at
4 o'clock.
All memibers nnc requested to notify
the hostess the day previous, If
'they can attend.
"Airs. Geo. Johnstone,
'Secretary.
W
Resolutions of Respect.
Whereas, death lias removed from
our midst our brother and co-worker
in the Sunday School, David P. Dobbins
and his beloved wife, Airs. Saoah
Doblbins, we hereby tender our heartfelt
sympathy to their 'bereaved family
1st. And though we bow in humj
ble submission to the will of our
i Heavenly Father,-whodoeth all things
! for our good, we doeiply deplore the
i loss of our friend !\?d brother and
his sainted wife. Our humble prayer
j is that our loss is their eternal gain,
j Whilo it is sad to realize our presj
cut loss, may we all be able to unite
jat the throne of Clod, where parting
shall be no more.
j 2nd. May a cntpy of these resoluI
lions be tendered the bereaved famj
ilv, and iatao published in the Newberry
Herald and News.
The. Baptist Sivndiay School.
Whitmiro, S. C.. February 24, 'OS.
Crosses of Honor.
The Drayton Rutherford Chapter,
152, IT. D. C.. Newberry, S. C., Ibis
25lb day of February. 1008, begins
s the three months advertising required
to precede the bestowal of Crosses of
[ ' Honor upon the sons of veterans.
; ! Therefore, all veterans residing in
i I Newberry county who have not re'
e<\ived Crosses of /Honor and who de!
sire them are requested to make ap.
[plication before the expiration of
i said three months. Tf. after the time
expires a few veterans are late in applying,
the Crosses of Honor can be
[ presented to both classes at the sam*
time, provided, the veterans are servi
ed first and then the dependants. The
i plain purpose of the rule is. "to keep
I be defendants from beinir at any tiim
, j preferred lo the veterans and not that
i ! the defendants shnll wait for years
i j .because ;i few veterans are dilatory
; . about applying for theirs. We must
; ; lordc af tile purpose as well as the
> let t er of I he hi w.''
Mrs. .T. A. Burton,
President.
i
GYMNASIUM CLUB. jM
Arrangements About Completed? | H
Committee Apointed and Auth- u
orized to Proceed. .. i|ffl
KlYorts have hooii under way in jH
j Nexvberr.v for some time looking' to IRH
illie I'oi mail ion oif a. gymnasium club.
The young" men interested in this ijflj
movement have held several meetings |fl
and are gratified at the interest which ;jH
has been taken. l?t is proposed to qW
equip a first class gymnasium in ;|fl
which the proper physical training 41
and development of the m crofters may fl
he luul, and to hove all of the neces- II
sary appliances for that purpose. JW
It is something that is very nuvch
j need and if propeilv conducted, as
no doubt it will he, will be of great
! beneti't to the youmr men of this comI
munily. A meet inn* of those interjested
was held on the evening of the ,
j 2-Ul? and a comuviMce was appointed
j to rolled the initiation from the 'm
' members and to proceed to nmke afl? il
' of the necessary arrangements to put B
t'he gymnasium in operation. j
The following compose the commit- Ll
'tee: II. T. Remwick, .7no. C. Goggians, K
j Dr. \Y. K. Pelham. Jr., Grover Todd,
! Floyd Bradley? J. N. McCauglirin, C.
jl). Weeks.
Amity Lodge, No. 87, A. F. M. xL
A regular communication of Amity Tr
I Lodge, No. S7, A. I*1. M., will be held '
j next Monday evening at 7.30 o'clock |
! in Fraternity Hall. Visiting brethren I
cordially welcomed.
Van Smith, W. M. J
J. II. M. ICinard, Secretary. ^
The Coney Island United Shows ?
will present a gala time and festival A
here for one week beginning Monday, 4
March 2.
Newberry Cotton Market.
Corrected By Nat Gist.
! Middling IT 1.-8 m
! Sliici Middling 11 1-4 ^
Good Middling 11 3-8
SPECIAL KOTICKS.
1 CENT A WORD.
! No advertisement taken for less .
j than 25 cents. j
|IF YOU ARE FROM MISSOURI
we can show you. "NVhat? "Blue
i Gem Jellico."
Sec Baxter. ?
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j Day or night, I
| We Ml treat you right, i
I Collins and caskets we have 'em all,
From the largest to th? small.
Baxter, The Undertaker. 4
j FOR SALE?Old Baptist church
building. Apply to R. Y. Leavell.
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j TWO LOST DOGS?^Both setters. 1
One full grown, white, with large
black spots about the head and < 1
small black spots over body. The '%
other 3-4 rown, white with small
black spots over body.
Robert Norris.
WE HAVE ADDED to our business
a news stand. You can get magazines
and daily papers at all hours.
Broaddus & Ruff.
TRY THE "RIBBON WINNER,"
Besl pencil perforated tablet on
the market, for 5c. Broaddus &
Ruff. ?
| FOR SALE BY S. B. AULL, 2 lionsj
cs, one vacant lot on Harper street
and two lots on Main street. Thess
houses above being occupied by ?'
Rev. Phillips and P. 15. Scott. If
not sold by the first of March will
be rented. Two nice lots in Main
street suitable for stores.
NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER \
brick for repairing. Best brick,
best facilities, best deliveries. Ship
anywhere in the state. Write today
for prices.
Sumter Brick Works.
NOTICE?We have now. our shop
complete, and are ready, to do all
kinds of work, whetiioi in iron or ,
wood. We are prepared to fix
your boilers, cngiics wagons, bugaiea.
mule shoeing, or anything else,
g;V<i us a trial.
Newberry Machine Shop.
, 10,0001
Agents wanted at once, previous
, experience is not essential, write soon
if you wish to make money faster
than you ever did before. Address J.
F. Clark, Conway, Ark.
"UNCLE REMUS'S MAGAZINE"
for sale at Broaddus & Ruff's.
Buy n copy and you will be sure N
{?> sub. rnbo. Only 1.00 n year.
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