Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

This beautiful White any Dresser and Washs1 This beautiful Missiox Weathered or Early En We save you IV We save you Tr * SEE OUR *19c. MA T1 Before It's Go eling. But the tail is it will come sweepin possibly a few hourn that time the relatic o bodies will so have son of their swift pass; hall not pass through th< e tail, .where it .would least 1,000,000 miles a through a 'portion where distance must be traversE to make our exit. The Question of Da The first question is, that of danger. Will the all things therein be de the 30,000 inhabitants of were laid low in three: the poisonous fumes of M4 Our answer is that if should graze the comet's sibly its vapors would so *mosphere that nothing ci after live. But at a point 14,000,000 miles from tha are perfectly safe, as we indeed half or one-fourti tance. The comet's tail next to nothing. The littl will not affect our atmospi upleasant or harmful w asmuch danger In a rainbow and lnfinite: .es of the chimney! of a city. It is t is gaseous nature, trem thin that the fal cnbe seen through a mi .Tof its x qoueto e Te nevQuesto et spectaclei If the transit invisible, Wrill the plunge t tail -prove equally so? It 1819 the earth went throi. et's tail without any one] and in 1861 it did the sal it was remembered afterw strange aurora-like appea been observed at the time yenLmness of sky, which thought worthy of record, connection with the comE been suspected. It is noi that we shall have an somewhat like that. In ti of May 18, before sunrise, likely to be seen extendini eastern toward the westei In the evening of the 19th, set, the tail is likely to b tending from the western eastern horizon, but late night of the 18th, the enti are ligkely to be seen *faint and peculiar radiani IIO Maple and Mahog and for only - - $. iij; Oak Dining Room Suit in Ylish Finish for only $75 r COLLAPSIBLE GO CARTS ONE MOVEMENT From '$6.00 Up to $15.00 [oney, IWe Save You Mo1 uble. nie. ;curved so the fact that we are immers g upon the dreds of miles in the comel Slater, and The chief thing to militate mns of the the spectacle will be the mooi changed bY that night is ten days old a ng that we not set till 2.45 in the morn: 3 middle of inasmuch as the peculiar s measure at. iance in 1861 was seen ever cross, but daytime we may hope that fa a smaller will be good enough, since d in order generously granted half the of each month, not to spoil t nger. vels of so extraordinary an of course, a hs earth and When the great day of th stroyed, as has passed it will be seen f St. Pierre time, night after night, in t ninutes by tern sky after sunset-first mnt Pelee?,lts largest, then rapidly the earth smaller as it retreats into the head po-! of space and becomes once i fill our ag visible, not again to charm )ld there- Iawaken the wonder and stir in the tail of mankind until most of 1] t head we !been long forgotten in our should be .graves. tthatds is literally I GREENiWOOD WAGON Y a that it is ere in any WmI Provide for Farmers' ay. There 'When in City. searchlight !y more in Greenwood, May 5.-The cli and auto- cil yesterday consummated t rue that it chase of a tract of eleven e iut so ex. land close 'in, located on test stars street, from Dr. W. B. Millwe Ilion miles converted into a wagon yard convenience of out-of-town Insto hewho drive here to trade. ,noteBaker states that the prope: mayugh te be put in proper shape at o1 nyfin Heretofore buggies, wagons nha fom- other vehicles had to be eit] nogh it, on the street or put away in mwne,togh it,ayside street, while the ardtha awere engaged in making pu: rnc thad and the need of a wagon y; ,a certain been felt for some time. was even though its ENGLAND'S KIG A SUFF t had not unlikely Attack of Bronchitis-Alarm experience by Announcement of Br] e moring onarch's Bllness. the tail is ;from the! London, May 5.-The Kingda -n horizon, thrown into consternation ton after sun- the sudden and totally une e seen ex- announcement that King: oward the was suffering from bronchiti luring the form which caused some am~ re heavens his physicians, two of whc :arrying a sleeping in Buckingham Pa: se, due to order to be on band in case When You W Don't Fail WE HAVE THE Everything1 . The JEWEL STOVES Stand First o, -from $12.50 up. Don't buy until 3 you money. ley and Give You the Best Up. J. L. Bow ed hun- :The first intimation that anything' Dis ~'s tail, was amiss was the failure of the sait against king to meet the queen, who return-~ mil 1, which ed from the Continent this, evening, and nd will The queen hurried to the palace and sail ing. But soon the public learned by an official ele( ky trad- announcement, that the king bad aca, in the been ill for two days. ISch ir Luna The fact that his illness had been day she is thus concealed from the public caus- eleC nights ed alarm, when it once became gen- 7 o lie mar- erally known. The king suffered at >ccasion from a similar attack at Biarrits, mei owing to the inclement weather and saiC e comet cold wind , but it was supposed that ma3 >r some he had completely recovered. eleC tie fwes- I ________ _tric .t about BODB0KCOTOES. pro growing! hibiCKCNTOERY i etsGen. Boyd Requested Resignation ofti iore in- Asitat era. the eye, ____vot4 :he awe .Columbia, May 5.-The Boyd- -the s have Brock row continues to excite a' cer- ti humble -anmeasure of interest at the State house.' Today Adjt. Gen. Boyd sent bl Col. Brock a communication stating -L!) that his resignation would be ac G ceptable. Teams Col. Brock declares that he will o not act upon this request, amd he does not consider that Gen. Boyd is ycu-qualified to make It, holding that lces ofr such a request should come from the Cou Ponxjgovernor, and for cause. b4 e, to be* - for the Now Is the time to subscribe to people Th'e Herald and News. Mayor ty will ice. NOTICE OF ELECTION.] and all ter left Whereas, one-third of the resident almost jelectors and a like proportion of the ownersi resident freeholders of the age of ~'chases1 twenty-one years, of Johnstone rd has School Distr$.t No. 12, of Newberry county, State of South Carolina, have filed a petition with the County EBER. Board of Education of Newberry county, South Carolina, petitioning Caused and requesting that. an election be tish held .in the said School District on the question of repealing the special annual tax of three mills hereto-' >m was fore voted, levied and collected on Ight by the property located in the said xpected School District, Edward Now, theeore, .the undersigned, s in a composing the County Board of iety to Education of Newberry county, *m are South Carolina, do hereby9 order the ace in Board ofTrustees of the said School E i need.. District No. 12 (Johnstone Schoolj ant Furniturn to See Us GOODS AND WNT BE BEAT Up-to-Date rer everything. We have them rou see them. We will save to-Date GoodIs. -'It ~ i les Con trict) to hold an election on the tquestion of repealing the three is tax heretofore voted, levied' collected on the property in the I School District, which said tion shall be held at Johnstone lemy schoolhouse, in tte said ool District No. 12, on We'dnes- The May 18th, 1910, at which said teS tion the polls shall be opened at teS 'clock in the forenoon, and close go out i o'clock in the afternoon. The , rbers of the Board of Trustees of iSchool District shall act as A l agers of said election. Only such tors as' reside in said School Dis t and return real or personal perty for taxation,, and who ex t their tax receiptd and registra- f4 Qual ,certificates as required in gen- Red D elections sahll be allowed to Red Di . Electors favoring a repeal ofBel said tax will- cast a ballot con ing the word, "Yes," printed or Sydno: :ten thereon, and each elector op- Sydno: ad to such repeal shall cast' a Sydno: ot containing the word "No," N: ten or printed thereon. OdC [yen under our hands and seals Fr April 28th, 1910. Fr J. S. Wheeler, (L. S.) John I S. J. Derrick, (L. S.) -- E. 0. Counts, (L S.) Go' nty Board of Education of New- Bell H rry County, South Carolina. Red I) Red D) rhere's a Tone Sy,'n"* About This Store Sydnor 'hat Makes Buying Here In B k Pleasure AA R3 You'll find our large and varied AA stock is an educator in good eatables. Straigl] Products from every clime and nation are gathered on our shelves IAA Co and counters. Swiss Cheese, Holland H er ring,AA( Russian Caviar, Scotch MIarmalade, AA ('. the best condiments of English and domestic makers, teas from China, A.AA C and an unsurpassed line of coffees. One of our best-liked brands is the famous IMP Electa Coffee are i a select quality, with the virile coffee Rem flavor r.etained. There is as much 1Post-ofl difference between Electa and com - mdnigt P eetwed prmoeses of eXChafl cooking and curing make it superior. because all Electa Coffee is - selected by er perts and cup-tested. 'Try.apoundcan. M. LANE&CO 71 Here is a lovely Princess Dres ser in Real Mahogany for only $14-75- Same in qjartered Go,- er, den Oak for $13 Hand polished $3' CLOSING STANDARD AND SEWNG MAC] At Great Bargains. A big lot of S all in good order, at your own price. n od o d Black Pay th E X Soten Sard,- aNdls Liheref ith.d sei All pastruhRc MondkOr t4ou. 48 % Us 7 0X i . 4 Nedle.$ . Q me us qts. l ak pito PayeYo $5-7 Se.sB Blk' Piack Pays4.eoo outhern, Sard,adCosye -5a Lih.A ll pass thog R24 mts. -50 on Re tran.Shpmets.md fom. er grantee 24de Pre 9Foo.n ermGin24 Hollan G9.oo. XXXXoo Ryeu24rts-$7.50 XXX Corn 24Pt-.00 XXXX Rin 4Pts- 2.60-t XXkX Cor gals.$20 gal. - XXX $Gi..50Qs $4-75 8Qt ye 3-5 qt . 8 8pY.Ol Rye $.5 .75 -o pr1 y , 2-5 4 -75 ~onAAAy 3-5 .0 AAAA2.50 4 75.0 in Rye5 2 P 6 .800 tock.Cor c lisse t on 9pliato. mer, I paeprs chrgs on.ll0ood -eXor C oir's check. ~ 50 .at 8 rOd Ryet.2.oo rhis beautiful $45 Cam-. ~n Steel Range for only ,.oo. Beat it if you can. OUT econd hand Machines,2 U -** les and Bobbins for s of Sewinig Machines ifore You Buy 316-1318 Wan St Iiiskey? press. hl nlearly every point in ers received on one mai ns point reach anypTe )rugs Act. perct I2 QurS$n 5.75 8.,56K 5.75 5 5 75 $4.75. I2Qts, $7.60 .7 $4.75. 12 Qts. $7.0O $4.75. 12 Qts. $7.oo'f *: 8 qts. Case 12qts. $1.o$54 8.75 12.50 7.75 I0-5O0 .$ 6.75 - 9.50 48 Half- Pints $ie.oo r 48 Half Pints 94* 4 48 Half Pints g~ 48 Half Pints g~:~ 48 Half Pints8o 48 Half Pints 8o 48 Half Pints 8o 3 gal.ga $6.85$90 9.20120 9-5~ 9-50