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SPECIALu TERM TO TRY IRBY. Extra Session of Court to be Held at Spartanburg November 11. News and Courier. Columbia, October 19.-Govornor Ansel hias ordered a special term of court for Spartanburg to try the two negroes, Agnew and Irby, both of whom are now 'in the penitentiary for safekeeping. Solicitor Sease was here today in consultation with the governor about the matter, and it was deided to order the court for No vember 11, which is as soon as it can be held under the lar, and which is one -week before the regular term be gins. The presiding jtrdge will be named by the chief justice. It is likely that the two negroes will be taken back to Spartanburg under mil itary protection. A-new is held for wreeking a train and Irby for at tempted assault. TITMAN BACK FROM EUROPE. The Senator and Mrs. Tillman Reach Washington-He is in the Best of Health. Washington. October 21.-Sena tor and Mrs. Tillman a rrived in Washington tonight from New York, fter their trio of several monthz broad. They reached New York morning on the Kroonland, from EWAI Up-to-the-Minute 91 HALTS .All Styles and Shap - A, AWINe ' Th e a esosiilt t atmasaltttht wer rsonilet yu the ne Falland W1te SHOES,- HIS Newhrrv S.AMC.GE' 8cW nt.werp. in 11- vr bes of health. The seniat(pr lok as if le 1,at ent: ire ly regained wi 7 acustomed strength and vigor and expressed himself as being glad to be in America again. When asked whether r not be would get into the eanpirign he -aid 'hat as vet lie had not. familiarized himself with conditions as ther exist at this time sufficientlv to say what lie would do. but did not think he would take any active part. It is pogsible that alter being on his farm a day or two Senator Tillman may be induced to make one or two speeches in the far west, where he is very popular. though it appears now that he expeots to remain ouietly at home until the beginning of congress. a lit tle more thai a month off. He will proba.bly leave Washinzton for Tren (%? tomorrow g1h0t. going dirctly home. 60 IDLE NEGROES ARRESTED. Columbia Police Begin Crusade Against Vagrancy. News and Courier. Columibia. Orbr~9-Antsx tv nezroes were arreted this after noon by the pOc-e for varan and their eases will come before Ie re eorder tomorow mnnrl!in. A in. der instruetionz of rhe noiee coi mission Chief Cathe : nd his men went through the piol room; and LTPERR 1alers in Fine Stylish Clothing SHOES F _ulnn pel eo. N' HATS in the name of Kuppenheimer and Is hinking clothes-buyer. The makers .No chance for disappointment. \ models and the newest styles and ni FURNISHINGS F)R FOOT, are..PERRY CO. u.nij '1Z aIl c\. wilivil are numerols n I \\ e~ Wivsli1i2i0'1 alld Asseinhly (T .4 ailild ar1%Mnd tlie depots. and "athered in all the able-bo-died negro men f-und loafing therein. The pat r'ol wagon made successive trips with a heavy load ea(h time, and when the G news began to be noised abroad the negroes began to get home as fast as h possible. Of the sixty eaugit loafing h nearly all gave bond and are out of a: custody tonight. Whether convictions ir are secured or not the raids will do . good in put.ting the negroes to work, bi and the police commission is deter- ti mined to rid the town of negro loaf- : ers before -trouble results from their t. presence. The viagrancy law will also n, be enforced against whites. C NEGRESS REPORTED WHIPPED. Wild Talk About Spartanburg Mob " by Negro Woman Punished by b 100 Lashes. Spai-t-anburg. October 10.-It was ;renerally reported ahont the crity to- a day that a colored womnv:' living in the suburbs was taken frw.n her home Saturday nigh, .nd ziven one hu1n dre.d lashes. If the wo mana was whip de Cl Io pe(n report was m a the county end' been doinv.: a la \f wld talk chire of attempt at rape and fi'. k white men learned of hr talk and 1!rrid her ont and thrashed her. a .Ycoo. 0I I lor Min and Boys. A1( lhishedo dl things, cm la sfrem erne ta la ana 1is 0 ti. ft 0 tih ? or I ~ 1 th: pre-eminently so Sold oniy by t Ewart=Perry1 Company. Co - o all an aac Hamburger & Sons are responsible to us Ve'd like to show you g p ovelties ini Fuirnishing-.Ei HED AND PURSE. Car. Main anrd Collegre Sts. A TATE O. SUUTh CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. Court of Common Pleas. George S. Mower, Plaintiff, Against David C. (list a,s exec., &c. of R. V. ist et al. Br virtue of an order of the court erein. I will sell before the court ouse at Newberry, State and county foresaid, to the highest bidder, with i the legal hours of sale, on the first [onday in November next, the same aing saleday, all that tract or plan ition of land situate in the county id State aforesaid, containing seven -five (75) acres more or less, and ow bounded by lands of Wilson P. op.- Robert A. Taylor and Jos. L. eitt. the said land lying in the forks r the Ashford Ferry road and the en&erson Ferry road.. and being the md set apart to Richard V. Gist as a mestead exemption. Terms of sale: Cash. Purchaser to ay for papers. H. H. Rikard, tober 5. 1908. Master. SALE. I will sell at my home on Saturday, etober 24th, at public auction, the )lowing personal property: mules, -agons. buggies. corn. fodder, hay, rming implements. household and itchlen furniture, and numerous oth e articles. Sale begins at 10 o'clock . m. Terms cash. John L. Hunter. Oct. 3. 1908. AN ORDINANCE. Fixing the rate and prescribing the me for the payment of town taxes r the Vear 1908. BE IT ORDAINED by the mayor id aldermen of the Town of New rry. S. C., in council assembled and authority of the same: That for the purpose of raising a !venue and in the exercise of the xing power of said town, the fol wing taxes are hereby levied for ie fiscal year ending December 31st, 08. upon all real and personal pro ,rfy within the corporate limits of id Town (except such as is exempt -om taxation under the constitution i laws of this State) upon the iluation thereof as assessed for tax ion for county and State purposes; Section 1. That a tax of sixty cents each one hundred dollars of real id personal property within the cor rate limits of the~ Town of New ~rry in the State of South Caro a (except such as is exempt from xation under the constitution and ws of this State) is hereby levied r the purpose of raising a revenue defray the ordinary expenses of id Town for the fiscal year end December 31st, 1908. Section 2. That a tax of three urths of a mill on each dollars' rth of real and personal property ithin the corporate limits of the ,wn of Newberry (except such ae exempt from taxation under the >nstitution and laws of this State) hereby levied for the purpose of ising a revenue to defray the bond lindebtedness of said Town for the pera House. Setion 3. That a tax of two and a ilf mills on each dollar's worth of al and personal property within e corporate limits of the Town of ewberry (except such as is exempt om taxation under the Constitution id laws of this State) is hereby le-' ed for the purpose of raising a venue to pay the interest on and e-ate a linking fund for the bonded debtedness of said Town for the rater Works and Electric Light Section 4. That a tax of one mill ieach dollar's worth of real and 'rsonal property within the corpor e limits of the Town of Newberry xcept such as is exempt from taxa >n under the Constitution and laws this State) is hereby levied for the -pose of raising a revenue to pay e interest of the bonded indebted s of said Town for the Sewerage rstem.. Section 5. That all taxes herein ~posed or levied shall be paid to e said Town of Newberry in law money of the United States, be een the fifteenth dry of October, 0. and the fifteenth day of No mber. 1908. and a penalty of ten r cent is hereby imposed upon and all be added to all taxes in arrears. Section 6. That execution issue ac rding to law for the collection of t taxes, fines or penalties past due unpaid for fifteen days, and the st of said execution. Done and ratified under the cor rate seal of the Town of Newberry, the State of South Carolina, this e second day of September, A. D., J. J. Langford, :test: Mayor. Eug. S. Werts, Clerk and Treasurer. SOME OF OUR To be conservative. To pay four per cent. To calculate interest semi-an To bond every employee. To be progressive and accom To lend our money to our cu To treat our patrons courteoi To be liberal and prompt. 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