The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 23, 1908, Page SIX, Image 6
RIOTER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Young Man of Spartanburg Shoot*
Himsolf in the Head.
News and Courier.
(Spartanburg, October 19.-r.Wil'
Burnett, a young man, who is wel
known about know, tried to commit
suicide jit his home Sunday by shooting
liiniselT in I ho right side of hihead
with a pistol. ||e was unconscious
all la-t night, but regained
consciousness this morning. Jle staled
as his reason for his act that he
wa? troubled. I'urncll was amomj
those wh.) Were recently arrested hen
on the charge of roiling, taking part
,l"' ">'?h -tl-al, attempted to lake
John Irbv, an alleged would-be rapi>l,
I.Mieh Hiin. The wound is scrim
:l,?| j,is (Vieiids fear (},;,( he
tn.iy die.
ANSEL OFF FOR NEW YORK.
Will Deliver His First Speech for
Bryan at New Brunswick.
N. Y.
' ' duin'ii.i. ( ). !.,lier III. <J-.,vernor
^ M-"1 h "M..ITI.W It e r 11 < ? i Co,f('*'
' he -lump f,,r llryan.
re?-i'i\ ed I ..day , |c|cgra-U f'|o?
If. ^ ?m->. ,,f t lie
speaker^' bureau, informing him
i haf he w .Mil,| \peeled |o open his
>!"'-iki"u ! "ir .ii New |Srunswiek.
New .lei-M-v. the evening ,.f the
? I.-*!, iiud thai lie w<>111 <| lie given a
1"" itinerary ,.n his arri\ al at headquarters
mi 11.,- 11<(ll'iiian House, \Yw
^ ork city, .mi | ii,. morning of | he "JUt.
so that the governor will go direct |o
New York city ami return to NYw
Urnuswick that aflernoon. lie ex;?eeS
|o be away ahoul one week.
THE STATE FAIR.
Interesting Facts About Fair WeekBig
Air Ship?Seven Brass
Bands, Etc.
I ne people n| Smith ('aroli;,;i ;ii
b" Ireaied fair Week hi an ;i 11 r;i?-J;.
whieh \\ :!I prov e instrieiive well
- iti! eresj i , |'^j,J,.Mt { ;
v ' h i .?',.;. .! | . i:a\ e
ir. :l St. | ,\ Slop ;\,jj.
"' ""'d- !i;i- year. There will be tw ,
ascensions each day. There will be
no extra charge for tiiis greatest at?rat-li.tn.
Ii will be worth (lie trip
Columbia to see (his wonderful ail
*hip flying a*???nt. Hut this is not all
i;i the way of improved attractions
llns year. Secretary A. \V. Love han
been busier than ever of late and ha(ontracled
lor the best exhibits over
-ie.Mi in (his part of the Smith.
Clcmson Cadets at the Fair.
One of the greatest attractions at
llie tair this year, and certainly one
most dear |o the hearts .?f the p,?0pl,
throughout South Carolina will be t!i,
imp of he <' I en i sou cadets. The en
'"'I'" cadets will be broughl
d't.\|| lr<>|| ( leilisnu ;|!||| i lleV ?vil
''""I' I lie fair "rounds throng!
I he whole week. There will he hull
drerls and hundreds of fond parent:
ami e.iirer sweethearts in Columbi;
to see | his great al I ract ion.
Military and Bands.
Arrangements :,,v being made |,
have grand mililan dav duriii" fai
7'ek. One :>f ! he biggest features o
'his dav will |?. ,he fad that then
wi.i be one,, good brass bands in Co
himbia at i his t
Cheap Railroad Rates.
AH ot ihe railroads have arrange*
i. > lo.nid trip ticket* for fair wee!
< 'dutnln i. October'Jdth-.'lOth. The,will
be vituv sneeial trains ninnin
1 C.d'-itbia for the big divs
peci.illv f,r the football games \,n
races Wednesday !ttl(| Thursday.
KILLS FLEAS, and cures the won
fuse of mange, llicaises Man-'
Cure. No I poisonous. For side li
Or. Van Smith, Sole Agent.
CAUSES DEBILITY.
Here Ara Facts Backed Up By
Strong Guarantee.
Debility is caused by catarrh. 1
our opinion, a person free from c;i
'arrh whs never troubled with deb
'f'.v. Debility can never be cured I
medic,.,e U()t designed to cure catarr
We Positively guarantee to cure cr
nrrh, and tJius cure debility. In c
vM-y ease where we fail to otYeet
cure, wo will not charge a cent t
Mio medicine employed during t
IrMl. Now, surely no one should he
0 to us or to put our clai
to a practical test under such com
tjons. Wo |,,ke all the risk, no o
else can iiksc anything by the Ira,
ttomon.
We make tlu\so statements and 11
offer because we know and have ti,
?n<l again proved that Rexall Mm
IV>no will cure catarrJi. 1( i.s desij.
cd for thai one particular purpo:
?! i^ not a cure-all prescribed lo eu
] evory disease that flesh is licit' to. It
lis a specifie. Kexull Miicu-Tonc is
}! ;i 1><i)i'l)cl in tin' <toiuaoli and carried
by the blo<?1 until it penetrates every
part of the body, acting ad an antisoptic,
disinfecting, cleansing, soothi
inn and healing agent. It rids the
I system of all genu and poisonous
mattcr. purifies and enriches the
Id !. rebuilds injured tissues,
: eh*.!?,-! - and invig irali-s the mucoH
You can carry it about and cart
wi brilliant light to read, sew or kn
I I write our nearest agency for de
il STANDARD OIL COI\
iWheri You Pure
j GOODS F
: j We bought when goo
and we sell at much
the everlasting Bargaii
,1 The nimble nickel is
t
than tha slow dollar.
Compare quality and
'ithatthe greatest GEI\
>! always to be found at
:!0. RLE'
The Fair and
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First shipment of fai
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Never no oetter, nor
IjWeLee
J
^ Buy 1"
a We provide easy ter
We enable horrow-ei
t- in Monthly lnstallmen
,v allowed to meet oblige
It is cheaper than pa
v- to save money to buy
or Contract.
h.u If you want to 1
im take a Security Conttv
Call on A. J. Gibson,
ls" Treasurer, at office* o
lis streets, next door to C
: mm im %
r..- , .
. ? j
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| colls, neutralizes the acids of the
1 body, stops mucus discharge, tones up
l lie entire system, promotes nutrition,
increases body weight, and brings ]
about a feeling of.' heall'lifulness that
is lasting. ]
Wo have Hexall Mux;it-Tone in two '
sizes. I'riees 50c and $1.00. Wo j
urge you to try a bottle on our guar- ,
autee. (lilder and Weeks, Newberry, i
S. (\
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fTurn\
the Wick\ :
as high as you can?there's no g| if
danger?as low as you please b| (
?there's no smell. That's i.
because the smokeless device Eg I I
prevents smoke or smell? j ^
that means a steady flow of K
glowing heat for every ounce [
of fuel burned in a t 1
PERFECTION I !
Oil Heater I j:
(Equipped with Smtheless Device) 1 <
: for it just as easily as a lamp. [|| I
rning 9 hours. Handsomely fin- jgj I
i heater warranted. B8
adds cheeriness llfj '
to the long ;
snings. Steady, ' ||h I
it by. Made of / \
'ed central draft L-?y* ?f|
f your dealer can- |1|
r or Rayo Lamp > |||
scriptive circular. ^ ""y j J
iPANY W Si
lb Misto
hase your FALL
ROM US. !
ds were at the LOW EST '
LOWER PRICES than
n Day Sellers.
more appreciated by usj
I you will invariably find |
1UINE BARGAINS are
TTNER,
Square Dealer.
1 goods arrived.
cheaper. COME.
d Money
ro
lomesl
ma of payment.
o to aceumulMe a furwi
ts, on which totorest b
^tions at mnrtwtty.
ying rent, ff you wan*
w. home take * Security
phoney ff>r pmrpo&eir.t.
It pays.
Asstant Hecrcrtary and
c rner Boyce and Adam*
/ ope land Brothers.
n mmm no.
i . %r ..v3 w tCt. i.i \i?% .<* c:?M
HAD QUIT WORK
READY TO GIVE UP IN DESPAIR
Restored to Health By Vinol
"I was Bick, run-down and finally
had to glvo up work. After trying
x number of remedies and several physicians,
I was just about ready to give
up In despair. I saw Vinol advertised
and decided to try It,
md (it has done more good for
mo than nil other means combined. It
has built me up and restored my
strength until 1 now feel twenty years
younger, and am able to attend to my
work again as usual." Job Joavons,
103G Llnd street, Wheeling, W. Va.
The reason Vinol Is so successful In
nich cases Is because it contains tonic
iron and all of the strengthening
)lood-maklng and body-building elements
of cod liver oil, but no oil.
Vinol is unexcelled as a strength
:rcatoi for old people, delicate children,
weak, run-down persons, and after
sickness?and is tho best known remedy
for coughs, colds and bronchitis.
Wo return your nionoy if Vinol fails
to givo satisfaction.
William E. Pelham & Son,
Nev/berry, 3. C.
TAX NOTICE.
The tax books for Newberry county
a-ill he open for the collection of taxes
L'or the fiscal year commencing
January 1st, 1008, the .loth clay of
Vtobor, 100ft, and will remain open
A'ithout penally until 1 lie .'31st clay o?
December, 10(18. Upon all taxes paid
>ftcr the 151st day of December. .1008,
md before the first clay of February,
1000, a penalty of one per cent will
!)c added; upon all taxes paid during
llie month of February, 1000, a penally
of one per cent, will be added, and
from the '28th of February, 1000, to
I he loth day of March, 1000, inclusive,
an additional penalty of five pci'
rent will be added.
The following is the low:
Mills.
For State purposes 5 1.-2
For ordinary county purposes -5
For const it ui ional school purposes
3
For court house 1-2
Total 12
Fxcept in the following locality,
where an additional railroad rax has
been levied, viz:
Mills.
Township No. 1. 2
Township No. S 3
Township No. 0 2
And except in the following school
districts where special school tax has
been levied, viz:
Mills.
Newberry No. 1. 3
Flopia No. 10 2
Prosperity No. 11 1 1-1
Big Creek No. 'JO 2
I'omaria No. 20
I /it t le Mountain. No. 30
F.welsior No. 3f> 2
t'happells No. 150 2
Whit mire No. ;V2 I
/.ion No. 50 1
A poll tax of $1.00 has been levied
on all male citizens between the age.of
twenty-one and sixty years, except
those exempt by law.
A tax of 50 cents eae.li levied on al
dogs.
Persons liable to road duly ma\
pay a commutation tax of $3, from tlu
loth day of October-. 1!M)S. to the loll
day of March, 1000.
All ' >.>: payers remember all proper
ty has been listed separately anc
please see that you have a receipt foi
each piece of property so listed,
Jno. L. Epps,
Count v Treasurer.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND.
Unless soid at private sale befor<
that time, I will offer for sale ai
Newberry, S. C., at public auction oi
salesday, the second of November
during the legal hours of .sale the fol
lowing described lands, near Jalapa
S. C., to wit:
All that tract of land in Nowberr}
county, Stato^of South Carolina, con
taining thrco hundred fifty-two (352]
acres, more or less, bounded by land:
of Hayno Chalmors, D. A. Kleckloy
Butler Ix?ver, Ernest Merchant, S. B
Aull and othors.
Also all that tract in the count}
and State aforesaid, containing on<
hundred twenty-five (125) acres
moro or less, bounded by lands of 1)
A. Klockloy, Butler Lover, ?
vSoasc and Ernest Morehant.
Also all that tract in tho count}
and Stato aforesaid, containing twe
hundred and forty-four (244) acros
more or less, bounded by lands of II
M. Mayer, S. P. Crotwell, and S. B
Aull.
Also all that tract in the count}
and State aforesaid, containing on<
hundred and twenty-two (122) acres
more or less, bounded by lands o
ITayne Chalmers, D. A. Kleckloy anc
Ernest Merchant.
Tonus of sale one-third cash anc
balaneo in two equal annual instalments.
credit portion to be secured
by notes of the purchaser and a mortgage
of the premises and to boar interest
from day of salo at tho rate of
eight per coht per annum payable annually.
The purchaser of each tract as soon
as same is knoeked down to him will
bo required to put up one .hundred
dollars as an evidence of good faith
and to bind his bid.
James M. Suber.
1 mo.
Oct 1-lino.
j STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OK NEWBERRY.
I>riti-h and American Mortgage
, < 'onipany. Limited. Plaintiffs,
ana inst
J Jno. W. Kopp et a!.. Defendants.
By order <>l the .'ourt herein I will
J sell to t lie highest bidder at public
I auction beLorc the court house at
i Newberry. S. duffing the legal
hours of sale on salcdav in NovemJ
ber. 1008. same being the 2nd day of
jsaid month, the undivided interest of |
[John \Y. Iiopp in all that tract of!
'land situate in No, t Township, Xew-j
j berry County, State of South Caro-j
Una. of which the late Caroline W.
; lvo|i]t dn-d seized and possessed, couj
lainiug <>ue hundred and thirl v and
i two-thirds d.'lO acres, more or
less, and bounded by Saluda river,
Mauds of R. (}. Williams. K. A. Lind-j
J say and others, the interest of the
said John \V. Ropp being one-fourth
of said tract of land.
Also, at the same lime and place,
all that tract of land lying and beimr
j situate in the county of Newberry.
| Siale of South Carolina, Township
j No. Seven, containing six hundred
[and eight (008) acres, more or less,
; bounded on north by lands of D. M.
j Spearman, east b.v lands of Alice R
i Hipp and Sophia Dcloac.h, south by
i Saluda river and west by lands of W.
j J. Ifollowav.
j Term<s of Sale: One;lhird of the)
, purchase money to ho paid in cash,!
{the balance in one and two years in l
| equal annual instalments, Iho credit1
| portion to be secured by bond of the
I purchaser and a morlgago of the;
! premises sold and to. bear interest j
j from the date of sale at the rate of
I ('ig!it per cent per annum, interest to
j be paid annually, with leave to the
j purchaser to anticipate the credit
portion in whole or in part. Purchaser
to pay for papers and recording
same.
IT. IT. Rikard,
Master.
Master's Office. Oct. 8, 1008.
STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY' OK NEWBERRY,
i Court of Common Pleas.
Bedell B. Boland, in his own right'
and as administrator of the personal
e>late ol ( arrio E. Boland, deceased,
versus
I R. I odd Boland. in his own right
. and as administrator of the personal
estate of Carrie E. Boland, deceased,
and Josephine Taylor, Defendants.
| By virtue of an order of the court
herein, I will sell to the highest bid.
der at public auction, before the
* court house at Newberry, S. C., dur,
ing the legal hours of sale, on saleday
in November, 1008, (lie same being
the 2nd day of said mouth, all
j tint lot of land lying and being sit(
uaio in the Town of Prosperity,
County of Newberry and State of
South Carolina, bounded by a public
street of (lie said Town, by lots of
Dr. (leo. Y. Hunter, Elvira Kibler,
William and Irving Long and per-1
haps others.
* .Perms of sale: One half of the pur-!
1 chase money lo be paid in cash, the
1 balance in one year from day of sale,
t the credit portion to be secured by
l>ond of the purchaser and a mort?
gage of the premises sold, and to
bear interest from the day of sale at
; the rate of eight per cent per annum,
- with leave to the purchase! to nnti|
cipate payment in whole or in part.
9 Purchaser to pay for papers and for
, recording same.
II. If. Rikard,
Master.
f Master's Office, Oct. 8, 1908.
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