Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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E. H. AULL, EDITOR. .Entered at the Postoffice at New berry, S. C., as 2nd class matter. Tuesday, November 29, 1910. NOW IS THE TIME. It caused considerable labor, and of course Uabor represents money, to print the special edition of The Her ald and News on Saturday. The repre sentatives did not return to Newberry until about 12 o'clock Friday night and it then took them sometime to get the machine hot, but the paper was put to press about 4.30 o'clock Saturday morning, and was delivered to our town subscribers about daylight, and mailed to each subscriber out of town. The postal laws and regulations are very peculiar things. The officials at *#e Newberry postoffice heaId that this being a special edition and not being Issued op the s%mp 4gy of our regular piblicatiou, It could not be denominat 'ed an extra and could not go through the mail at the second-class rate, hough It contained no advertisement Ior whdlih we expect any pay and was Issued purely and simply to give our subscribers additional news, which could not be carried In the regular edition on Friday, and which we knew our subscribers wtre anxious to have. We do not question the correctness of the ruling of the officials at the New berry postoffice, but we do think that the postal laws need some changes so ts not to work hardships upon legiti mate newspaper publishers. Under the suling we had to put stamps on the papers and the postage was just about twenty times the regular postage on that size paper if we had been ablb to publish it the same date of our regular publication and cafled it an *xtra. At the same time we feel that as live newspaper peopel, it was our 'duty to furnish this news to our s.ub scribers, and we did It cheerfully, and are glad to know thta our friends ap preciate It. We have had many commendations from our subscribers on the enterprise and we assure them that It will be our purpose ao long as we are permitted to remain in the business to publish an up-to-date and live newspaper. A gentleman from Little Mountain said that If we had announced on Fri day night that this special edition would be mailed on th eneit morn ing, he would no't have believed it. The moral. of this story Is if you want to keep up with the procession and want to get the news, now is the time to subscribe for The Herald and News. * The. Herald and News is first of all a newspaper. Now is a good time to subscribe. The same price to every body. Congress meets next week. The Democrats do not get in control, how ever, until next March. Gov. Ansel has appointed a most ex cejent gentleman to the position on the railroad commission. Hon. Jno. G. Richards is a man of exalted charac ter. Attorney General Lyon will try the merger case and postpone the Evans case. The merger case was started away back when G. D. Beilinger was attorney general and maybe before that. The criminal court in Newberry lasts for two weeks or may last that long if there is any business to be disposed of. It seems that all of the proposed constitutional amendments were voted by the people, but by a very small vote. And yet all State and congressional officers were elected by e. very small vote. AN ORDINANCE. As to the Manufacture of Fertilizer in the Town of Newberry, S. C. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Al dermen cf the To~wn of Newberi y. S. C., in Town Council assembled: Section 1. That from and after the passage of this ordinance it shall be unlawful for any person, persons, firm or corporation to make, manu facture or mix any guano or other rnom. compound thereof within th corpor ate limits of the Town of Newberr3 S. C., Provided that this ordinanc shall not apply to fertilizer mixini plants now in operation. Sec. 2. That any person, persons firm or corporation violating this or dinance, shadl, upon conviction there of be punished by a fine of not mor than one hundred ($100.00) dollars o by imprisonment at hard labor in th town guard house or upon the publi streets and works of the town for period not exceeding thirty days. Done and ratified under the corpo rate seal of the Town of Newberry S. C. on the 25th day of November, A D., 1910. - Cole. L. Blease, Mayor. Attest: J. R. Scurry, ? C. & T. Town Council of New berry, S. C. PUMPKIN PRIZUS The committee, Messrs. J. P Harmon, A. H. Hawkins and M D. Derrick have awarded the prizec as follows: Studebaker, jr. Wagon-Mrs Ella Bedenbaugh. Oliver Groober Plow-Leon Den nis. Henry Diston Saw-Willie Les ter. Keen Kutter Hatchet-J. S Bowers. Keen Kutter Hammer-Ro3 Singley. Osborne 14 tooth Cultivator Earle Boozer. Osborne 5-Plow Cultivator-J C. Leitzsey. Counts Double Foot Plow Stoc -Bill Summers. One Bucket Mica Axle Grease Earle Lorick. One Walk Over Whip-Lelan< Sease. Live Stock, Buggies, Wagon Implement and Hardware The Prosperity Stock Co. Prosperity, S. C. Xmas. Candies "None like Nunnally's" Your Christmas candies should be the best money can bey - guaranteed for fre'shness, quality, purity. candies for many years have been the popular choice throughout .the South. We sell quantities of them because they're the highest grade made. You should place your order at once. GILDEE & WEEKS, . ewberry, S. C. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. South Carolina Loan and Trust Comn pany as trustee and in its own righi Palintiff, Against Ashley Manufacturing Company, Get S. Mower as trustee, the Peoples National Bank of Prosperity, S. C RaAeigh. Cotton Mills, Tryon Pape Box Company, and Geo. D. May Machine Company, Defendants. By virtue of an order of the Cour Iherein I will sell to the highest bid der before the Court House at New Iberry, S. C., Monday, salesday, Januar: 2, 1910, within the legal hours of salE All those two parcels, tracts an< pieces of land lying and being situat in the Town of Newberry, State o South Carolina, containing thirteel (13) acres, more or less, bounded an' described as foHlows: The said two tract sare continuou and are bounded by Scott Creek, in cluding one-half thereof, by lands o Theodore Johnstone, by land former1; of T. Q. Boozer, and by Caldwell stree or road leading from the Town of New berry by the dairy farm, now owne' by Silas J. McCaughrin, and by th street on the west intersecting sail Caldwell street, or road in front o Tabor~ Hill's home pl'ace, and leadini Iinto town, by lands formerly of Wil lam Lan gford, together with the righ The Under Selling Store SWEEPING R READY-T O Coat Suits, Long Tailored Coats, Lack of cool weather has compelled mense stock at once. Here are Tailored Suits! Buy your Suits from the leading ready-to-wear store. Jackets the line and length to suit you. Skirts that are classy, materials and workmanship are of the best type. All $12.50 and $15.00 Tailored Suits to go this week for- ............$ 10.00 All $18.50 and $20.00 Tailored Suits to go this week for. ........................$15 00 All $25.00 and $30.00 Tailored Suits to go this week for-... .$19.75 100 new Suits by Monday's express, $20,00 and $25.00 Suits, you .can take your pick of any Suit in the pile this week for only--.... -..- $12.50 Tailored Wists waists and wired for more. We'll put another new lot on sale this week, Waists - n the lot worth $1.50 and $2.00, take your choice this week for each.............98c Black Broa4 Coat for ...... Black Broa< a coat worth for______.. j \ Extra qual lined, $25.oo Black Stor $25.oo value, MIMN The Leading Store the deed to it by A. G. Johnstone andteprmssol,ayb Burr H. Johnstone, as executors of Itoeulana ntl t Silas Johnstone, deceased, ,dated oc- inestfodaofal - tober 8, 1900, and recorded in Book nal ni h hl e - 10, pages 177 to 179, that is to say, thebenpi,teodad right to abut against and erect a dam cnanasiuainr .upon the opposite bank of Scott's pyeto 0prcn 1 creek at any point thereon opposite fei ti lcdi h any of the land hereby conveyed, which atre o olcino f borders upon said creek, with the fur- si,adtemrgg 1 ther right to build any masonry orstplioreurnth other struc.ture upon the said opposite cryisrneo h bank that may be necessary in the teaon f$000dl erection of said dam, the dam not to sg h aet h a - be higher than the banks of l.ea ihlaet h f said creek, also all machin- atcpt amnso h ery, buildings and other property and to fteprhs rc t franchises of Ashley Manufacturing i at h ucae - Company, the real estate hereby inert- Iqie opyfv ude I gaged is the property conveyed tolasicshhehsbd Ashley manufacturing company by Z. aduo i alr od F. Wright on the 26th day of May,etysalb mdatl j 1906. tetrsaoefxd Terms of 'sale: The purchaser shallpafoppesndrcd - be required to pay one-third of theH.R purchase price in cash and secure the MatrfrNbeyOo 1 blaceby isbod ad orgag Nebeen 23i, hebod0ad. The Under Selling Store ason Sale! EDUCTION ON ALL VEAR GARMENTS Skirts, Waists, Sweaters, Furs and Millinery. [us to make these startling prices to reduce this im the prices decided upon for this week's selling. Tailored Skirts! Scooped in at 50c. on the dollar. You never saw such a pile of stylish Skirts. You can get suited here this week. 100 fine Chiffon Panama Skirts, $5.00 value_. $3.49 100 fine Chiffon Panama Skirts, $6.50 value $4.98 100 fine Chiffon Panama Skirts, $8.00 value___ _ $5.98 25 fine black Voile Skirts, beautifully trimmed, all $12.50 and $15.00 Skirts to go for only your choice.... $9.98 IFur Sets and Scarfs We carry more Furs than all the side show stores in Newberry combined. 100 fine Fur sets $5.00, $6.50, $8.00, $10.00, $12.00 and $15.00. -. - 200 fine Fur Scarfs $1.49, $1.98. -9W $3.98, $4.98, $6.00, $8.00, $10.00. Tailored Coats Icloth Coats, waist lined, a $12.50 Iloth, full lined, guaranteed Satin, and sells for $18. 5o, here goes .. --.. ...-$13.50. ity black Broadcloth, full Satin va u _.. .- -.- . -.. .... ....$16.5o mn Serge Coat, full Satin lined, at______ -.- .- __............185 A UGH'S 'of Newberry, South Carolina in one and ments, with payable an t shall have ~rng gthe gadsofa Against Loss or Damage by Fire? ) conltain a tortgagor to THE uildings to urhaerto Hartford Fie Insurance Co. credit por inwhleor Offers indemnity free frmun ($50)do-j certainty and suited to the times. so the prop-i sarhae J. A~. Burton, Agnt. nty, S. C.