Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PURELY PERSONAL a C The movements of Many people- d Newberrians, and These Who i1 Visit Newberry. Mr. D. E. Sheppard has changed c from Silverstreet to Walterboro. c Mr. I. H. Hunt went to Greenwo-d on business Wednesday. Mr. J. C. Dominick has moved from his country place to his city home. Mr. John Ruff, of Columbia, is in - the city. Mr. Irby D. Shockley went to Ca lumbia Thursday on business. Capt. Geo. M. Bishop, of Columbia, was in the city Thursday. : Hon. qeo. B. Cromer, of Newberry,:, spent several days in the city last week.-Laurens Advertiser, 15th. Dr. I. E. Crimm has returned to Newberry to begin serving his ten! days extension. t Mr. B. F. Goggans, his son Pierce, 1 and Mr. Wn. D. Miller attended the i Georgia-Carolina fair in Augusta last t week. Mrs. J. R. Anderson, of Anderson, wife of the superintendent of the Blue is Ridge railroad, is visiting Mrs. W. A. MeSwain. 'V Mr. Geor. E. Moore, editor of the Honea Path Chronicle, journal clerk of I t the senate and all around clever fel- s low, was in the city Thursday. 1 Mrs. James Mcntosh and Mrs. George Johnstone have returned from Richmond, -whi,ther they went as dele- r gates fron Sou.th Carolina to the gen eral convention of the Unigd Daugh- t ters of the Confederacy. Mrs. Robert'1 Wright, the other South Carolina t delegate, stopped in- Washington to visit her brother, Mr. Williams Welch. f Mr. D. R. Lavender is- spending alt few days in the city with his family Mr. Lavender is conducting a motion picture show in Newberry and is "getting rich quick."-Gaffuey Ledger, 9th. The "getting rich quick" part offe t may not be correct, because Mr.1e Lavender is very liberal and gets theI4 best, sparing no exyense, but he is pleasinig ijhany Newberry people. - I OUS HD T ABOUT. t We haven't seenall the carnival, but those we have seeni are all right. The Jih. diver of the JohnnyJ Jons shows does a graceful act. .*The new man at the Crotwell has -'rrived. ?The union services Sunday 'night :wilI be held at the Baptist chur-cb. stoves in operatiopi. The automobile d ered by 'Mayes' Sthe stoi&ti m1m, was award Sed to Mr. G. S. Tozier.' Don't think it is cold in the old court Shouse when the moving picture' show s is running. Mr. Lavender has -two The :Fair Co-Ed, .bpoked ~or the * ~ pera house next week, has cancelled the engagement. ~JMr. L.J. Hunt who livesOn Mr.P. $ .Scott place grew a sweet,.potato which weighs ten pounds. Would you see the -Glrl from Rec ter's? . TL.n so to the opera house~ Saturday night.. - Mhe carnival band is giving the .pe3g pe of Newberry some very fine music which is being enjoyed by the crowds. There will be services at ~King's -Creek Sunday morning .at 11 o'clock, Cannon Creek 3.30, and Prosperity A.1 R. P. church- at 7 o'clock p. m. If there is so much objection to car nivals how is it that such great crowds~ patronize them?' Maniy prominent peo ple among the number. Mr. Lavender, Newberry's fixed anld permanent moving picture man, has b bought out the Laurens moving pic-- e ture business. ',c The balloon ascension from the car-n nival grounds Wednesday afternoon t' was the best that has ev'er been seen in Newberry. -. a Who is the Jekyll and Hyde of New- c berry? It seems that nearly every i acity has one or more. Newberry may tl bave one-. 'The St. Phillips and Jolly Street de- ti bating societies will have a joint de- h *bate at St. Phillips on Saturday night, et November 18. s For violating the sewerage ordi -nance two prominent citizens were fin- t *ed $5 each by Recorder Earhardt Wed nesday morning,. c The Luther Leagde will meet at thet Lutheran parsonage Friday at 8 p. mn An interesting program has been pro vided. All members are urged to be present. everid was looking at Venus h nad the moon Thursday morning. Th arni,Oal band, the balloon, the hig iver, Venus and the moon are makin interesting in Newberry. The carnival grounds - are bein rowded with people from town an ounty, and as many of the very beS eople are among the number it i ifficult to understand where the ol ection comes in. The entrance to The Herald an Zews office has been changed fra 1aldwell to Friend street. You can et in at the old entrance. The offi< s in the same place, but you have 1 ome through the side door. P. F. Baxter & Son shipped one < he largest double extra caskets the ver handled. It was for the 30( ound body of Mrs. Mary Attaway, wh Lied in the Good Hope section of Sa da county on Wednesday morning. About 9 o'clock Thursday mornin )bserver Warren G. Peterson calle he reporter's attention to the moo and Vnus, which were plainly vis ble. Sun, moon and planet seen i he day time is a rare and.nov'el sigh Jesse James and younger brother: rain robbery in the wild wester cenes and a battle between two ba1 leships are what Mr. D. R. Lavende ill have for Saturday at his motio picture show in the old court hous uilding. Doors will open at 10 a. n o that there will be morning, after oon and night entertainments on Sat .day. An old colored woman, Junior Ken iedy, died on Monday in Newberr nd was buried at the .olored cem< ery Tuesday, at the advanced and re aarkable age of 106 years. She wa he-grandmother of William Davis, th lacksmith, who sayo* that his whit riends were very kind to him durin he illness and at the death and buris t his grandmother, for which hei ;rateful. AT THE THEATRE. Coming Attractions. Novemnber 18-The Girl From Re( December 1-Daniel Boone. December 12-College Minstrels. Decmber 14-The: Traitor. December 25-The Thief. January 3-Finnegan'? Honeymoon January 15-The County Sheriff. Febmary 8-Madame Sherry. Febrary 22-The Lyman. Twins. Mrchi 29-4 Woman of the Hour. Aprif -Chity Bros. Minstrels April 24-The Traveling Salesman. "GRLFROM RECTORS. S . 'resented in Wilmington to Two Fal ly Large Audiences. Vlmigton (N. C.) Star. Yesterday afternpon and last nigi he theatre-goers o the city again 'ba le opportuniity of eeing "The Gil From Rector's," which wap presente FROM RETORS .$ YEARS RUM AT fEW YORK efore two fairly large and well pleas i audiences. Each member of th ast played his or her part well, win ing frequent applause and repeate< 2rtain calls. "The Girl From Rec >'"was here last season, when >lowing talk that it was libidinou ad immoral it was presented unde msorship, while in some other citie was debarred entirely by the au iorities. The play did not give offens any of -the large number of ladies il le audience when it was presente ere before, nor did they see anythin; specially objectionable as .it was pre ented yesterday. In the afternool ae ladies predominated and if one i ) judge by the enthusiastic applaus aey accorded at frequent interval nd the repeated curtain calls, espe ially at the clos-e of the second ac :ae attraction pleased imntensely. There were a large number of ladie resent again last night. Th-e wore rfing about "The Girl From Rector's ;its reputation and that is not a THE BOYS' CORN CONTEST. g To be Held Today-Several Promin Gentlemen to be Present-Prizes to be Awarded. g The Boys' Corn contest and the F mers' Union Corn contest will havi s joint exhibit in Newberry Friday. I rules governing this contest have I printed several times in The Her d and News and Mr. Duncan was in 1 n city on Thursday receiving the ex 't bits from the contestants. A rep e sentative from Clemson college is o pected to be present and Mr. A. Smith of the federal government v be here and Mr. Ira Williams, of lumbia, is also expected. In addition to judging the c and awarding the prizes, the visit will make addresses and talks on pr tical subjects connected with c< growing. The meeting will be h g in the court house and everybody d invited to be present. " The exhibits will probably not up to the standard of last year on n count of the crops not being as g( as they were last yejr. Caldwell-Folk. At the country home of Mr. M. r Caldwell was.witnessed and enjo3 r by several hundred friend* an an e bellum hospitality that is seldom sc L in this commercial agp. The occas! was the marriage of Miss Ione Ca well, the beloved niece of Mr. Ca well, to Mr. Eugene C. Folk, both this county and mEmbers of the families of the rich Dutch Fork s y tion. The great gathering from th: ucounties, represeniting the best e - ment of wealthy sires, and fair daui s ters of the fair sunny South,'was e inspiring scene. The long ta e spread in the grove, laden with bar g cued mutton, pork, hash, fat -turke Ll salads, pickles, delicious cakes s fruit, pound, wedding, iced-and w -huge trays of bread, coffee ard foa ing, cream syllabub, 'that would mi - Delmonico pale with envy,. was soi thing not seen since the days of old South. The happy 'event took place at hi noon on Wednesday. The bride was lovely in a weddi gown of Nile blue satin, with Ti lace trimmings and large picture of bIEck with handsome willow pli She carried a shower bouquet of6wb~ arnations. The damse of hdnor, Md McCrackin, gowied in a lovely St caried a shower bouquet of gra chrysanthemums and roses. The pr ents filled the rooms. On every s were kong. tables covered with cb. of every description. In the sentre the rowm a table was covered with ver," enouigh for a lifetime,. cut gi articles of' every make and varie rare vases, rugs, ecarpets and1i. mag a6t is1tef.osganict-omer,hq ~'a te gftof 'her glevoted uncle, e can not enunerate el .the.bpai ful things that were- in evidence tokens of esteem and love of hundr of friends. t ~The decorations were -large ch.r nthemhms ad' hite roses with I tons of Southern smiiax, amid wh d tiny lights gleamed,from many candi Under a whi,te marriage 'bell, liai jand hea.rts were joined and two hea beat as one: Mr. and Mrs. Folk v make Newberry their future home a~ [will- be welcomed by a large circle relatives and friends of our city. HEED THE WAE~NNG. MSny NewberTy People Have Done When the kidneys, are sick they g unmistakable Warnings that shei not be ignored. By 'examining. i urine .and treating the kidneys :up the first sign of disorder, many de of suffering may be saved. Sick k 1neys expel a dark, ill-smelling uria full of "brickdust" sediment and pai ful in -passage. Sluggish kidneys cat a dull pain in the small of the bal headaches, dizzy spells, tired, langi feelings- and frequent rheuma 1twinges. Doan's Kidney Pills are for the k Sneys only. If you suffer from any rthe above symptoms you can use .better remedy. Newerry people recommend Doal Kidney Pills. N. Y. Dennis, Player street, R. F. No. 5, Newberry, S. C., sys: "I ha found Doan's Kidney Pills highly si isfactory and can~ therfore recomme them. They gaY'e me entire relief fri kidney complaint and also benefit sother members of my family sw were botherd in a smiliar way."' sFor sale by all dealers. Price cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffa New York, sole agents for the Unii States. s Remember the n'am'e-Doan's--a t Itake no other. . SNow is the time to cubscribe to 'I Herald and News, $1.50 a year. THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY. nt. Meeting of Literary Sorosis-Nai Peoule Who Are Going and Coming. ar- Prosperity, S. C.. Nov. 16.-Miss a Della Bowers and Hattie Groseclo 'he are spending a few days in Atlanta. en Mr. A. H. Kohn spent the week-e: Od with friends, returning to Columbia Lhe Monday. hi- Dr. and Mrs. G. Y Hunter, and Mi re-I Lizzie DeWalt attended the Caldwe ex- I Folk wedding in Newberry on Wiednc G. day. ill Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Harmon w > spend the week-end at Ninety Six. Lawyer J. P. Wise returned Mond >rn to Ridgeland, after spending sevei rs days at home. ac- Mrs. G. D. Groseclose and daught )rn Miss Chloe, of Ehrhadt, are the gue eld of Mrs. L. A. Black. is Mr. J. P. Cook and family have mc ed to Columbia. be Rev. H. P. Counts and family, f( Dc- merly of Rural Retreat, Va., are n< >od living in the Calmes house in El street. Mr. J. A. Baker has purchased t C. G. Barrier house. B. Mrs. C. S. Schumpert, of Kersha red is spending a few days with her mot te- er, Mrs. H. F. Harmo en Little Miss Rebecca Harmon is v on iting Miss Kathleen Merchant in C ld- ;I lumbia. ld- Mr6. B. B. Schumpert has as b guest Mrs. F. W. Schumpert, of Mils Ga. ec The Literary Sorosis will meet Se I- urday afternoon, November 18, at h- o'clock, with Miss Gertrude Bobb. an CAUSE FOR ALARM. les be- Loss of Appetite or Distress Afl s' Eating a Symptom That Should Not be Disregarded. Ith Appetite is just a natural desire I ke food. . Loss of appetite or stomach d tress after eating Indicate indigesti the or -yspepea. Over-eating Is a hal very dangerous to a person's go igh general health. It is not hat you eat but what y ng digest..axid assimilate that .does y' r good. Some ot the strongest, heavie 1at and liealthiest persons are modera ne eaters. te hre is nothing that will can s.more trouble than a disordered istoi it ach, and many people daily contra .nd erIous maladies simply through d regard or abuse of the st'omach. deWe urge all In Newberry who suff na from any stomach derangement, i ofgestion, or dyspepsia,' whether act il- or -chronic to try Rexall Dyspepi as Ta:blets, with' the distinct~understat ying that wei will refund ytheir mon n without question or formality, il aft ereasonable usa of thIs medicine, t ut ar not perfectly datisfied with tile 2 suntB g eeonbflend them to ( as cstoersevery iday, and have not 3 ds ito hear of any one who has not be benefted 'by them. We honestly 1 Y- lieve them to: bei without equal. -Tb es~ give very prompt relief, aiding. h? neutralize the gastric juices, strengt e. en the digestive organs, to regula dS the bowels, and thus to promote pe r' fee nutrition, and eradicate all t tll, healthy symptoms. .id We urge you to try a -25c. box of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, .which giv 15 days' treatment. At the' end that time, your money will be return to you if you are not satisfied. 'course,-. in chronic cases length So. treatment varies. For 'such cases,' have two larger sizes, which sell f [v 50c. and $1.00.'Rememfber, you cani C ild tain Rexall Remedies in this commn lie nity only at our store--The Rext on Store. Gilder & Weeks. s'Now is the time -to subscribe 5,The Herald and News.'. iFIN5E PLACE FOR SALE. tseE. F. A. Wieters, executor (for k,, vision of estate J. C. Wieters, dece~ iid ed) offers for sale that fine producti tic1 cotton and grain farm known as "Be Iha" place on Burnt Mill creek, ne id- Laurens court house, South Carolit of of about 400 acres. If not sold at pl no vate sale before December (191 salesday, will 4e put up at auction < l Laurens court house door. Corre that day (4th December, 1911) D- Laurens court house door. Corr ,ye spondence solicited. Address, tJohn D. Cappelmann, nd Real Estate Attorney. >Charleston, S. C., P. 0. Box 627. ho FRESH oysters and pure pork sausag evaporated prunes, peaches, se 50 raisins, currants, citron and figs, 1o, W. 0. Wilson's. Phone 202. 11-17 FOR RENT-Convenient office roor n in the Copeland-building. Apply E. B:~ Copeland. 11-17 he Be wise-subscribe for The Hera na News. NOMINATIO1S. my -For Mayor. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-election to the office oi Mayor, subject to the Democratic pri es mary. . J- Langford. se For Alderman Ward 1. id W. H. Shelley is hereby nominated Dn for Alderman from Ward 1. subject tc the Democratic primary. For Alderman Ward e. G. B. Summer is hereby nominated for Alderman from Ward 2, subjecl to the Democratic primary. L R. H. Swittenberg is hereby nomi al nated as Alderman from Ward 2, sub ject to the Democratic primary. ts H. H. Abrams is hereby announced as a candidate for Alderman fi'on Ward 2, subject to the Democratic primary. For Alderman Ward . M IC. T. Summer is hereby announced he as a candidate for reelection as alder man from Ward 3, subject to the rules of the Democratic prmnary. h- For Alderman Ward 4. E. L. Rodelsperger is hereby an s- nounced as a candidate foi reelection 0- as Alderman from Ward 4, .and Ig pledged to abide the result of the Prt. er mary election. P. B. Hutchinson is hereby nominat Lt- ed for Alderman from Ward 4 sub 3 ject to the Democratic pAma?y. For Alderman Ward. 0. S. Goree is hereby announced a a candidate for re-eItft- asAde er I man from Ward 5,,aubjec to the luNm of the Dem ocratic priniry School Trustee Ward'. We take pleasure in nominating .r 1 J. M. Davis forre-election, ase Sihol >n Trqstee from Ward . At PatnS d U SPECIAL NOTtCA t vertisement take fo lsi I hn25 cents.O LOST-Bank bSoo with'ixoneyinii R(eturn to The Herald and Newif flee and finder will b$4 rewarde~ 1 A. Sea.-1--2 -FOR SA.LE-Single Comb' Brown. andl teWite Leghorn cockereis at $1eachE aMay's Leghorn Yards, Prospe4t d g 11-17-21 rGENUINE Canadian rutabags ~saw e t, sweet-and sour pe kes nne mea.t keg oliWes, bres ce urcaroni, mackerel and~t f et er good things to eat at :& n Is-son's. -Phone 282. 11 1 27 yi TRESPASS NIOTICE-A114persos-r to forbidden to trespaiss on our Bs h iver and Old Town -plazdtatli,oi t4 any other lnda under our conto r-~ F. Werber, Jr., G. Werber. - i11-17-3t. of NOTICE-PFirst patent four at 4.85 er barreL Don't mka this oppor otf tunity. 'Purcell & Scott )fTRESPASS NOTICE-A11 persona are of hereby warned not to trespass on -e the lands of the ufers1ined b r hanting, fishing or in i any -manner b-~ whatever. J. 0. Duncan. In-44t. ,1 FOR SALE-Some nice grade Berk shire shoats, 3 to 4 months old, price $5.00 each.-. H. D. Boozer, Newberry, to 5. c. . . 11-14-4t-2taw. CALL at J. L.. Burns for fresh gro . ceries. - MORE of those good mackerel.. Saur e kraut, mince meat sand pickiles, sweet and sour, at W. 0. Wilson's. 11-14-2t. i I HAVE .just received a large assort 1) ment of franies. A double frame n and two cupids for 10c. See my h -window and you will want a frame. at Mayes' Book Store. FOR RENT-Fo,ur-horse farm 7 1-2 miles east from Newlberry,' known as Mayes place, two dwellings, 1 5 room and 'other- 4-room, barns and stables. Apply to J. M. Shealy, Po e, maria, 5. 0. . 11-14-3t at CACEE cure without the aid of knife 2 I will be here only this week. Any one interested may find me- at New is berry hotel. Guaranteed cure or no to pay. Newton I. Rogers. 11-14-2t. THE BIG AUTO will be given away Id the 15th. Bring your cash reg ster checks. Mayes' Book. Store. - - -' COTTON NAN: . . Newberry' (Corrected by NAt Gist). Strict good middling ... ..... Good middling... Strict middling... ... ... ..... (By Robt. McC. Holmes). Strict good middling..........9 Good middlinig..............8% Strict middling.............8% 1 (By Summer Bros. Coj Cotton seed...............25' Chappells. (By A.P7.Coea) Cotton...... ..... ...... .9.15 Cotton seeL.. ........91 Silverstreet. (By Silverstreet Waehouse Co.).. Cotton...................% .Cotton seed...............8 (By Auli & Hipp). Cotton........ Cotton seed... Prosperit - (By. 3. L. & A. G. Wise) Cotton.......... ..9 Cottonseed......... . Little Xou0aI (By 3.3B. -Deralk).$ Cotton. ... . 4 Seed..............25 WhiInre. (By Glenn-Loiry Mf& C0)o Cotton.-..... Cotton seed..., (By SmIB Cotton . FRESH FRUITS a e-r-. y .T 1' . . ,. IGURE edti. h~ samp tr1 of! You save T-I& S C. 14 4 2 11 1~ JUST gOonFsE cars d Sbtt ENS 'V Itpean ae ( 4U0M lan teerah wei can seuly e~ rae esat L0ng andr ~s ou -el . *q . es.d I e a e UnatesK atatets To. SCal6 9 -17-t. 1WAThES,Yngewen ad 4~* Ilyeaonlgay Wcea e e ore sal See ome & t adlsat - wer -Cpan sl. ho Stored3 104-tY TO rlesotga. Lo aid and gasyo Sayets. J. KHunt Propety &ut 9-2-tf. WANTED-Seond haend beaad b Ila. Withae ao pices ifrsh~ma Cat ny, timch T.m nders.