Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-The Southern Railway Through It Land Department to Tell Ad vantages of the South. Washington, Feb. 7.-Presiden Finley announced today that th Southern Railway will in the nea future, through its Land and Indus trial Department, again enlarge th< publicity and promotion work whic] it has carried on for the developmen Of the country reached by its lines It was necessary to curtail this worl somewhat following the business de pression of 1907, on account of bot1 general and special conditions. It i -now felt that not only the busines.; conditions in the country, but th< local sitdation in the Southeast, war rants a larger campaign for the loea tion of industries, the bringing ol new settlers, and a general develop ment work, that is the resumption in fall of the company's efforts t< i,uild up the Southeast. In carryin. out this policy, there will be a large ise of the trade, agricultural, and other newspapers and periodicals oJ the North and Wesit, the publicatio of many special pamphlets, exhibits P at many Northern fairs,. and a largez -work in Northern Europe. The South era has found that one of the besi methods of publicity is in the ex ibits of the products of its territory at the larger fairs held in the North and West, and more attention thar ever will be paid to this line of work. The South will be advertised in Northern European countries by tie circulation of specially prepared matter, an'd by use of n-wspapers, in a way that is consistent with our -mmigration laws and as is permitted by the laws of -the respective coun tries. The Southern has maintained for some years a European agency of its Land and Industrial Department, with headquarters in London, which will carry on the prosecution of ae tive .efforts to interest land -seekers and investors from that side of the ocean in the South. The most thor gh eeoperation possible is ' to be given to local businesm and other or ganizations in the development of - various communities* along the Southern system. News of Bachmani ChapeL Slighs, S. C. February 9.-Kind reader it has been some time since I attempted to send in any news from this section and haveri't very much ~Q to senid in this time as you will find later. The 'people of this community are enjoyirig very good health at pres eat with the exception of Aeolds. This weather. is just a little rough but not any wOr,se than we- should expect at Mrs. .M. Long, who; has been edn'fnad-to her ,bed for some time ha r'egained her strength and is up -agan. Mrs. H . B. Epps has returned &ome from an extended visilt in the Long Lane section; with Mi-. 'and Mrs. S. A. Rikard 'and family. ?mereillbe a eeting of the cur-ch councils of Coloniy, Beth Eden rand St. James in Dr.. Geo. B. Cro mer's offiee on Wednesday afternoon, he 16th,.att two o'eloek. ROYAL Standard .6 TypeWiter THE ACKNOWLEDGED STANDARD OF TODAY. Will turn out more neat perfectly aligned work, with less effort and with.less wear.on its working parts than any other Typewriter made. YOU CAN PAY MORE BUT YOU CANNOT BUY MORE I. WILSN GIBBES, General Agent for South Carolina. Repairing and Supplies for all Typewriters & Adding lMachines. CO-LTMBIA, - .. - - SO. CA. The object of this meetiug will be to discuss the matter as to the form s ing of a pastorate of the above named churches. A full attendance is desired of the council and commit tee. b The oats are injured some by the a freeze, but we think there are plenty e left if no more of them get destroy - ed to make a good crop. Miss Iola Oxner and brdther Le L land, of near Whitmire, - visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. En low last Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Annie Paysinger, of New - berry, spent a portion of this week with Miss Essie Wilson. Mr. G. I. Kinard has moved into his new home which he recently built near his father's, Mr. J. P. Kinard. Mr. P. H. Kinard who had his dwelling house destroyed by fire last. fall is rebuilding near Mr. Jno. F. Banks. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson spent last Saturday night and Sunday at the home of Mrs. Wilson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Dominick. What has become of some of our correspondents? We -seldom hear from some of them :any more. We always read their letters. and will be glad to hear from them often. Son. O'Neall Dots. Mrs. Fannie Bedenbaugh, of this I section, who has been very ill wi:th pneumonia, is now improving rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Koon, Mrs. Martha and her son, Ernest Koon, and Mrs. :Minnie Livingston attend ed the funearl of Mrs. Lula Koon at Pomaria last week. Mrs. Sallie Morris, of this section, who has a eaneer, is no better. Prof. G. T. Pugh and family, of Columbia, spent last Sunday with his parents. Prof. Pugh is one of -the 0'NealJ boys, of whom we are justly proud. We are always glad to 1 see him in our mnst. A colored child, of this section, was .burned to death last Tuesday evening, there being only three small children in the house Rhen the youngest caught on fire and burned to death. Another new phone line is being put up now. The following will have phones at their residences:: Messr Marcus Lester, L D. Morris, Butr Connelley, John P. Mills, 1Will Wise,. Fred Koon. IMr. John A. Niehols, the noted cow man of lower N. 9is still in the business.' He is tiow batchering' for'Mr. Sample of Newberr'. If he could see all the cows at ckce that he has killed, it would almost make the hair ris. up on top of his head. 'Changeable weather, bad colds and coughs are the' order of the day now. Small grain is looking sdme bet ter and bids fair to produce a good crop this year. B. R. Long & Bros. have moved their sa.w mill back home to their' old stand and are now prepared to cut and dress lumber for the public. *Wessinger Bros. are sawing .shin gles on Mr. John H. -Garretts' place. o 'Neall section is coming right on to the front. Good 'churches; good schooi, saw mill, shingle mill, tele phones and many other modern con veniences too numerous to mention. Students. 156 PEEISH. 'fteamer Wrecked by Storm in the Mediterraneau. Palma, Island of Majorea, Feb. 11. -Drveohelplessly: from herb course, ione o the wildest storms that has swept the f.editerranean sea in forty ya,the Freneh Trans-Atlantie Steamship Company's steamer Gen. Chanizy erashed at full speed, in the dead of night on the 'treacherous reefs near thie Island of Minorea, and auA1but one of the 157 souls on board perished. The sole survivor is an Algerian ustoms official, Maicel Rodel, who was rescued by a fi.4herman, and who lies -to-night in the hospital at Oiu dadel, raving as a result of the tor-3 tures through whieh 'he passed and unable to give an account of the dis aster. In the ship's company there were 87 passengers, of whom 30 were in the first cabin. T'he' crew numnbered 70. .It is not thought that any Amer icans were, aboard the liner. An attack of the grip is often fol lowed by a persistent cough, which to many proves a great annoyance. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 'has been extensively used -and with good success for the relief and cure of this cough. Many cases 'have been. cured after all other remedies had failed. Sold by W. E. Pelhiam & Son. DON'T MISS THE HERALD AND' NEWS GREAT BARGAIN SALE. . SEE ADn ON PA GE THREE. Your $$ Find By extraordinary and good arra thing you have ever known her for OUR NEW, SPRIN 90-inch Linen Sheeting'49 Cents I If you can match this Linen She< ing in all Newberry for 49 cents yard I will give you a dress free. Ni 10 case Sandals g they are 1 For Fit Quick Step Prices! Match the Mimnaugh prices if. you an, boys. I know how to buy and iave gcot the money to plank down. Poe Mill Bleahing by the yard or )olt, sale price 83/3c. Androscoggan Bleaching,. we won't e sold out when you get here, ioc. c io bales celebrated Sea Island, 8 c. dnd, sale.price 6y?c. P, i case 4o-inch White , Lawn, ioc. CI :dnd, limited, sale price 5c. yd. 1 case standard Percales, dark and ightcolors, 12 %c. kind, sale price 8yc. AGuidepost to1I Profits -If you have newer used .Perus Peruvian Guano .yo hve fish ani uwver realized the greatest fused i possible yields from your soil, like bat Peruvian Guano is the excre- Mani ment of birds that inhabit the used P rocky coasts of Peru and adja- jng cent islands. it will .These birds live on fish, We I hence thisfertilizer is especially trate i: ric in cerai elements. wonderi These elements are in difer.. -A g o eft forms somne slowly and belorigs some quickly active, which Y 0'1 *thusfurnishnourishment tothe ,Write I *plant from start to maturity. 'it to-da *PERUVIAN GUANO CORPORATION --C~IARLESTON, S, C. NOTICE FINfAL SETTLBMENT. STATE Notice is hereby given that I will Col ake final settlement in the Probate By Fra Jourt for Newberry County, Onl bate Wedneday, February 9th, 1910, at h 3leven o'clock in the forenoon, asHlmes pardian iof the estate of Kate Be- him Le denbaugh, and will immediately Estate h'eeafter apply for letters dismis- Holmes ory as guardian of said estate an Thier Eor said minor. mn~ Naney A. Bedenbaugh, -Guardian Kate Bedenbaugh. Home 1-11-10-4t 1taw. . apa __________---.-__- -- Pr-obat A few' minutes delay in treaiting I- C. o some cases of croup, even the lengthI next a: of time it takes to go for a doctor to 'clckC often proves dangerous. The safest' cause, way is to keep ICham.berlain's Cough said i Remedy in the house, and at the jgranted first indication of croup give the I Give child a dose. Pleasant to take and day of always cures. Sold by W. E. Pel ham & Son. Step Ba heir Greatest Word agements we are able to offer for this week vai D. A Clean Sweep this week, up stairs and dom G STOCK. Come every day and see the d. . Dixie All-Wool Blankets $2.98 St t- Every pair must go this week, take a your pick of any pair of Wool Blank- Dre ets in the hQuse this week for $2.98.. 8* C sw Spring Oxford s of the famous Selby & Co. Oxfords, Pumps anc o on sale this week. Drop in and see the new )eauties. Style and Service the "SELBY" Has No leady-to-Wear Department Be sure to visit our ready-to-wear section and e the farewell prices. Your pick and choice of any Lady's Tailored Suit the house, worth $22.50, $25.00 and $30.00, oice fdr a $10.00 bill. : 50 Ladies' beautiful Black and Blue Chiffon mama Skirts, worth $6.50 and up to $8.50* ioice this week $3.98. 10 doz. Ladies' Tailored Waists, all pure Lipen, .50 value, sale price 98c. [NAUC BANKIN ncresedWith\ ample i tional collecti< a thoroughly ac ia Guano is digested *. this bank:hasa should not -be con- .. rith inferior products . ...lon.to extend guano, etc. a of our farsiners have acilit warrE1 eruvian Guano and *. rct vhat enormous crops produce. iebnng ve a beautifully illus ook which tells of this -________ Eul product of nature. -Of Ne' OF SOUTH CAROLINA, tyof Newberry.Th Baktta nk M. Schampert. Esq., Pro-. Juge. eas, Robert McCaughrin made suit to me, to grant tters of Admninistration of th~e_________ f and effeets, of 0. MeR. /. s therefore to cite and ad all and~ singular the kindred itors ofthe said O. McR. 1. deeased, that they be&d and before me,in the -Court of , to be heM at Newberry, S. the 16th day of. February Fter publication thereof, at 11 -f/ in the forenoon, to show if any they have, why the Ldministration should not be under, my hania, this 29th - January Anno Domini, 1910. Frank M. Schumpert, ..P.N.C. ,gains.7 iat This Store les that are away beyond ny rM stairs. We need the room farewel prices. mnard Dress Gingianis 5 Cens re place on sale one case StandaA ss Ginghams, 10 to 20 yard!ggth$ ents kind sale price 5 oets. V I Strap styles6 ;5 pairs 11 -4 Heavy G. and White Blankets. $300 vaIes we name a price to clean up the this week. Here goes $i.6*. Ioo large Bed Spread $i.39 valie sale price 98c. each. zoo large Bed Spreads, $1.75 value sale price $1.39 each. ioodoz.. large Huk Towels, i5. value, sale price ioc. each. Table inens2, 2 , 3ands%3yd Iong to go at halfpice GFACIITIES,6 orking capital, excep - rg&anized ofice sstan, the ability ana disi to iscustomers every ted by safe, conserva-~ dSavigs cout wherry, S. C. Iways treats you right. ALITTLE TALK. ON - UMBER *may put you in the way of saving a lot of money. Come and have it *.with us. VWe want to prove to yod how the best lumber is the cheap est at the start as well as in the end. We cannot show ypou the physical __difference betwee'n poor and the ~'best lumber for we do not handle Sany but the latter quality. NEWBERRY LUMBER CO.