The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, February 01, 1910, Page FOUR, Image 4

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lmtk gNAld E. H. AULL, EDITOR. entered at the Postoffice at Nem jerry, S. C.. as 2nd class matter. Tuesday, F,braary 1, 1910. Th,e people generally sympathi2 with Senator and Mrs. Tillman in tI troubles they are having, but tb sentiment is strongly with Mrs. I R. Tillman, Jr., and everyone feel that it is a cruel law which permii one parent to take their childre from the other and deed them I some one else like so many chatt without even consu'Hng the oth< and such law should be repealed. That, however, could not chang the status of the case. We heard good lawyer remark the other da that the supreme court could declar this law -unonstittuional in ths Mrs. B. R. Tillan, Jr., had veste rights in the children and thes Erights could not be taken away b statutory enactment. We agree with Comptroller Ger eral Jones that the investigation o county auditors and treasurers q? be much better and more satisfac torily done and at a great deal les expense under the direction of hi office than by auditors-as proposed i a bill now before the legislature. TRIBUTE TO H. C. MOSELEY. Mi. A. C. Jones Writes of the Lif and Character of Mr. Moseley. Newberry, S. C., Jan. 31, '10. Together with other friends fror Newberry, it was my privilege to b present at the faueral and burial o Mr. H. C. Moseley, at Prosperity o Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clook. j large number were there, including delegation of Confederate Veteram and other friends from Clintoi where Mr. Moseley died, while on visit to his daughter, Mrs. Die Coipeand, to pay the last tribute o respe to this distinguished citi seni and frin and to show by thei ~presenee their love for him and synm pathy for his family. His deat] ealls to remembrance, Mr. Moseley as I knw him when I first came t Newberry, and his active work as, ibusiness man and as a citizen from that time until his failing healt prevented him from tak'rng the sae tive part he had for many years. As a member of the firm of Wheel er & Moseley, afterwards of Mosele: Bros., he was regarded one of thi leading business men of Prosperit; and Newberry county. During 'hi active life, there was never anything undertaken by the people of New berry icounty for the upbuilding o: ~her business, educational or politica interests, but what Hance Mosele: could be counted on to do his shari ofthe work necessary tor make it sueeess. 8 To him more than anyone .else: ar ~weindebtdtebidn fteC lumbia, Newberry and Laurens rail roaa It istrue hehad the heart: coopelration of Messrs. C. J. Iredell * M. A. Carlisle, Geo. S. Mower, W 'G. Childs and the Rev. J. A. Sligh and, others, but Jhe was the leadini spirit in pushing forward this enter prise, which has given Newherr: 'o6mpeting lines, improved scheidules and better transportation. Uniselfrstk faithiful service like this is never a * fly appreciated asit shold be an possibly he felt that it was not s< * with him, .but I 'hare of tenr heard hii mentioned with this and ojher mat ters: in terms of praise and commen ldation and it should be a consolatiol to his family to know that he wa held in suceh high esteem. I shall remember him as one of th truest and best friends of my lif and shall miss him as my bu'sines calis me to Prosperity from time t time, but will never forget the coz dial greeting that he gave every on 'he met in business and social life. J. DISPBNSARY FUYNDS TIED UP Attorney General Secures Injunuctio: to Prevent Paymerit of Claims. Columbia, Janpary 27.--In orde to secure the county dispensar * funds that were recently tied u pe-nding tbe settlement of State 'die p)ensary clims1I' an.J'U i junci return able Vtbrua ry 7,. has been se.iured b At t.rner~ General Lvoiu and asociat cA'unse! hefore J udge Prfince. la th order are named thle variouS accouni that are sough,t to be tied up by it juunQtion. The eounty boards are b the order enjoined from paying or Iany of the funds. It is also rn 4erstnoul tihat the inintion is nece sary becau-e although papers have been filed instituti-ug suit against firms for the recovery of overjudg ments by some means, all formalities necessary to attachment have not been accomplished. William Lanahan & Sons are the hard hit firm of the trio, against whom suits -are filed. This firm's ov erjuidgrmetnt is $23,563.46, and in the county dispensary accounts is tied up $21,732.99. Charleston county owes this firm $10,023.08, and the re e mainder of the county funds are in e other .counties. FOR SALE: S. K. Bouknight house and lot near Mollohon Manufacturing Com a y pany, practically new. e If not sold before will sell Mon day, February 7th, at 11 o'clock one lot containing 34 (three fourths) of an acre of land, more or less, one six room dwelling and a two room cot f a tage. Terms of Sale: 1-3 (one third) s cash, balance in one and two years at 8 per cent interest. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. A. BURTON, Agent. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, LIB -County of Newberry. By Frank M, Sehumpert, Esq., Pro a bate Juge. s Whereas, Robert McCaughrin Holmes made suit to me, to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate of and effects of 0. MeR. Holmes -jThere as therefore to..cite and adb rmonish all and singular' the kinked Sand Creditors of the said 0. McR. Holmes deceased, that they be aall appear before me, in the Court of SProbate, to be hield 'at Newberry, s. SC., on the 16thb day 'of February 1next after publication thereof, at 11 1o 'clock in the , fo!renoon, to show cause, if any they have, wihy the sai.d Administration should not be granted. Given under my hiand, this 29th dyof Ja-n'uary Annio Domnini, 1910. Frank M. schampert, J. P.N. C. 'NW Al Anderson II Elastic Belts, all, colors, Children's Leather Belts, White Wash Belts, each iPillow Tops, each Pillow Cords, each Ladies' Wash Collars, ea -Collar and Belt Pins, ne3 Jet Hat Pins, each Jet Back Combs, each Jet Top Side Combs, eac I B arretts, all styles, each Fancy Knob Hair Pins, i Silk 4-in-Hand Ties, eac] eSilk Bow Ties, each Children's Knit Underbc Children's Drawers, size Ladies' Fancy Handkere 3 Cakes Toilet Soap .Hair Rats, the newest tur Artificial Violets, bunch POST CARDS.-Local \ Comic - VALENTINES. -Large VA ersc NEWBEJ DIXIE CHIEF ."-A. is $45 SteelRag For Only $32.50 A Special Offer for 10 Days of this beautiful Steel Range delivered at your depot for $32.50. This is a great op portunity and will save you $12-50. Will last you for 20 years. Send your order and come and see us. We Furish Your House Cheaper Than Anybody. WE SAVE YOU ONE-HALF ON A PIANO. he J. L. BOWLES CO. The House Furnishers of Newberry, S. C. EXTRA TERM COURT O0ERD In obedienee it"4n order of His Excelleney,-Governor M. F., Ansel, date January 12th, 1910R ngotie is hereby give that an extra term of the <.urt of common py for New 14rh Sed Fbur d11, and on conue an su engt ofu iess.a We Fadcurn illesh Your Hoie. CheperThn. Anyoggays posibe JtoL BeOepaEd-S iOe inaThe Hos Fuhamberns Lifi dpaie ns, rye and,190 nlike iis soldeby W. vE. tha anet& r s on. 14eh Aayo euur,10 nd. n ' aideutwll poor, ea1 tceits. .n. C. cens. While it1i fenmosbts. peve 10 cci ents.vrm rostyble,t b epa e10ti centbe yon ay nes ure.Ine10 cents ment amd yo aret.r4f sprais, bui1e a cd ienis. ) Cent Stors. deeach 10 cents. allcor, each 10 cents. iefs,each 10 cents. 10 cents. ba sle, each 10 cents. 10 cents. iew 10cents. dies, each et. 2sso,tment 10. cntsu. RY.. ec. WE HAVEP Only the C yG THROUGHOUT NEWBERRY A John D. Kockefeller never heard of us rom Morgan, but we do know how to buy Millinery, that is of the Newest kind. No ing but the Newest of the New. For the pled, and to day we invite you, one and aE The Greatest Line ol Ever Piled Between Brick a If a Stranger in Newberry, visit the Big I Spring Finery for Ladies, Msses and Childr, one of Newberry's greatest Has Been merci you will see they AUlline up at the Spot C CALDWELL & Read every line compare EVERY PRICEP nd always will be buying it here for less e Dress Goods White 5 pieces fine Bleek Dress Goods on sale at 24e. yard. 'largest in upper( 15 pieces fine Mohair full 50 in'oh of abots fine Whi wide, 75e. value, at 49c. yard' 25 piees White 15 pieces fine Batiste, all the shades lawns, etc. 5c. yar most wanted, worth 75c., and 85e., at 50.icsce ec. yard. :.waistings 10e. ya Every yard of colored Dress Goods 10 peesMad t eut priees. Come! - sanid figures, K 100 pieces Ma Silks. Sls10c. rd. Just landed today 10 Pieces 3old~ Do'twetet edel Black Taffeta Silk, A'tis: worth ing,: come hrere. and seUs this ountry ovr at $L35 300 bolts Engids 2 $125 yard, our sale priee 98e. U. S. ovr1e 50 pieces eryamna Silk, ful 27 in. yard bolt $1.19. wide, woh a d ds at 5O te)e, 300) yards 39.i our mighty sale price 25e. We hbave to 30e yard, at J al the newshees 2000 yards 36 than Lomdale, a1 Laces. Laces Al 10.Lae5. Embr< All 5.and 7ce. LaAges, 29e. dozen We may be mi yards.we can show you ards.crisp Embroiderie New arrivals in ColllaXs, Ties, Bh, in all Neweberry etc. Over 1000 new Collar Ties, etc. 50e., 60e., 75ec. spcally priced 25c. each. couniter, choice th 1 ase Ginghams Dress and Apron 1 lot, the 10c. ani styles 5c. yarid. 2 eases Ginghams, 10e. kind, '7c. yd. Children cases Giighams, 12 1-se. kind, at Great shipnment 81-Se. yard. made Dresses to 2 cases American Prints, 61-2c day at 9 o'clock. ind a 5e-300 Dresses at 300 Dresses at Great Waist Sale 300 Des at 1000 ready made waists at 98e. 200 Dresses at 300 ready made Waists at $1.49. Every motAier s Again we ask all you Bargain Lovers thi the feast of Greater Values, only to be had Cadweli& 10 BACK! OOD CUSTOE ND SURROUNDING CO nor do we remember of ever and sel Dry Goods, Dress Goods, DId shop worn goods ofered you he last six months every market has to f Spring Merchandise nd Morter in old Newberry VWte Front Store. Three floors of D an. We learned the dry goods business fr ants and if you will follow the crowds to. ash UuderseJlers of Dry Goods and Shoes,7 FIALTIWANGR |and you will see 'tis nowasin the rery day in the week, every week inte GoodsLies Lnn, deI aearment the ~i ra~ ie o 3arolina. Hundreds e Stuffs.-3PO6i,len Goods in waistingswrh40.arat2. ~ked Musline n as Waistings, strip i.. yard. Iras, 25e. kind, at Gu'Sl fTbe me huntinge.waiEt Ji long edoth, werth ahep rT he2 10 lgeTwet aine 9co. ideerry. woene res h 40.yrat2; 25y pieces 200 ine ud .thread $.9 15. id c y arbraid. 9.ad .SDese iecs9 nhL ~o n sle reat SaneTl 2ardcou ree, 12 gasfo e,LaFac $.49 Rep,oh. ber25asetgoin hr 01vs ittiss.. et 121-2dut yNeweradsrrudngcut at Neber hry's, atpestr, 'i 'Herisi49 aneger taenbt ethn