Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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'LOR1 - HOME IS DESPOILED LEAING TO AWFUL TRAGEDY Tampa, Fla., Nov. 21.-C. F. Perry, a fruit grower, was killed, and T. W. Green wounded in a gun battle today near Valaha, Lake county, Florida, which resulted from the deceased be ing overtaken in the woods with the six months' bride of T. H. Pantley, Jr., by the angry husband and the -young woman's father. Pantley, it is said, had for some time suspected that the intentions of Perry, a neighbor, towards his young wife, were not as they ihould have been. When the husband returned to his home this morning, after an absence of several hours, he found his bride absent. He immediately told her fa ther, T. W. Green, of his suspicions and the two armed tbemselves and started in pursuit. Perry and Mrs. Pantley were over taken in the woods. Perry sought cover behind a tree and opened fire with a revolver. He shot the young woman's father in the wrist, missed; Pantley and then shot Green in the side. As Green fell to the ground he shot Perry twice. As Perry fell Pant ley discharged both barrels of his shotgun into his prostrate body. Perry died before medical attention could be summoned. FIFTEEN-POUND POTATO. Spartanburg _Xan Exhibits One a Foot Long and Two Feet Around. Spartanburg, November 20.-Mr. J. W. Alexander has on exhibition at his 'office perhaps the largest sweet potato grown in Spartanburg county this sea- I son. It weighs 13 1-4 pounds. It is 'egg-shaped, 12 inches long and 24 inches in circumference around the! middle. It is the Nancy Hall variety. This potato was grown by Mr. T. 'M. Carson on the Winsmith place, in! the city of Spartanburg. Its enormous size is due, of course, to Mr. Carson's method of cultivation and the peculiar properties of the soil on Winsmith, Heights. I Mr. Carson has a number of other potatoes nearly as large. A gentle man conversant with the value of po tatoes as a food says there are two objections to potatoes of this size; ~first, it is too large for one boy to -eat and not large enough for two, and -also, that it could -mot be placed in -the mouth of a bakedl 'possum. I Mr. Mark W. Potter, president of -the Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Xailway, who was in the city yeste.r .day1 was shown this potato and insist ed it was a pumpkin. He asked that it be sent to the industrial depart mnent of the railway company at John son City, Tenn., that it might be ex -hibited to show what the section of fSouth Carolina penetrated by the Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio railway would produce. BOYS BURNED IN DWELLING. Brooks Wilson and Joseph Sherard Lose Their Lives in Abbeville County. Anderson, S. C., Nov. 21.-Brooks ~Wilson, aged 14, and Joseph Sherard, aged 16, were burned to death early this morning when the home of Wal ter Wilson, at Warrenton, Abbeville' county, was consumed in flames. The fire was discovered after it had gained headway by Walter Wilson, who! awakened all the members of the fa.mily on the first floor. The stairs lea ding to the room occupied by the two boys was a mass of flames and ef forts to arouse them proved futile. The fire is supposed to have beenj icaused by the dropping of a match* nsed by the boys in lighting their way - to their room. N@TICE. Sealed applications will be received until December 1, 1911, for the posi tidns of County Physician and Keeper of the County Home for the year 1912. L. I. Feagle, 11-21-3t. County Supervisor. SALE OF PEESONAL PROPERTT. By authority given to me by the obate Court, I will sell at the late ide.eo anise 'r Dominick tie SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY LOW RATES SAVANNAH, GA. ACCOUNT International Grand Prize Automobile Race 24 LAPS-480 MILES Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 30th 3 Races Nov. 27 VANDERBILT CUP RACE 17 LAPS-289 MILES Savannah Challenge Trophy Race 13 LAPS-221 MtLES Tiedeman Trophy Race 10 LAPS-170 MILES Tickets will be sold for all Trains Nov. 26, 27, 28 and 29, for Trains Scheduled to arrive Savannah before noon Novem ber 3oth, 19 11, and will be limited for retnrn to reach original starting point by midnight of December 4th, 19 11. Parking Space for Automobiles for six people, both slays $5o.o Boxes to accommodate six people $50 00 Reserved Seats for Grand Stand good for both days $3.00 General Admission $1.oo Other Attractions Tuesday, Nov. 28, at 8-30 p. m. Grand Parade Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan Wed nesday, November 29th, at 3 p. In. Georgia-Auburn Foot Ball Game. Savann-h Poultry Show will be on the whole week. See your nearest Ticket Agent tor Pullman Reservations, Special Train Service and full Information. J. S. ETCHBERGER, C. W. SMALL, C. B. RYAN, R. H. STANSELL, Trav. Pass. Agent Trav. Pass. Agi. Gen. Pass. Agt. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt. ased, on Saturday, the 2nd day of IThe house on the home lot must ecember, 1911, beginning at 10 insured by the purchaser for not 1 )Clock, the person.al property of the than two-thirds of its value and tate of the said decedent, consisting; insurance policy assigned to the M ftwo mules, one horse, hogs, cattle, Iter as additional security. Purchas agon and buggy, farm tools and i- to pay for papers and recording lements, corn and fodder, etc. same. ~H. H. RIKARD, Terms of sale cash. jMaster for Newberry County, S. C J. L. Dominick, November 6, 1911. L-17-2t-taw. Executor. PATATEOOFSSUTTHCCRROLINA COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. jCUTO OMNPES COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. JThBakoCoub,S.C,Pin tames F. Epting, Sr., individualy andagit as Administrator of Lula B. Ep ITheHing,mpn, ete a' deceased, Plaintiff, TeBn fPoprt,TeB against o auaadRbr .Lte ~ewie L. Lane, William L. Lane, Ver- M .Kmsn eedns na Lane, Drayton L. Lane, James F.ByiruofaodeofteC Epting, Jr., Harry D. Epting, an' F. hri,Iwl elt h ihs M. Schumpert as public guardian ofde,bfrthcothusatN Guy H. Bodie, a minor, Defendants.!bryinSuhCola,wtn By order of the Court herein, I willleahorofse,nMndysa ll 'before the court house at New- dy eebr4 91 l h i rry, S. C., within the legal hours oftilanitestoBtieHvr cle, to the highest bidder, on sales-antollhttrc,peerpa lay in -December next, the same being o ad yn n en nteT :e 4th day of said month, all that lotofPoprt,Cuyof ebe fland lying and being situate in the Saeo ot aoia oti own of Newberry, County of New-twnyfv(2)arsmoer rry, State of So'uth Carolina, known adbuddb otenRi' a. Lot No. 1, of the Home Place of cmaysln,ln fB .Hi ula B. Epting, deceased, boundM ' byS.CBrranotes oundary street, Drayton stree. Lot Trso ae h ucae os. 2 and 3 of said lands.berqidtopyn-hrdf Also Lot No. 2 of said Home Place,pucaeriencshteblnc >unded by Boundary street, Lot oeadtoeulana ntle ~os. 1 and 3 of said Home Place and wt neetfo a fsl t of T. E. Epting, which will be morepecet,aybenuly,her tlly shown by plats of said lots, madepotntobseudbyheod y F. W. Higgins, surveyor, dated No-thpucaeanamogaef amber 15, 1910, now on file in the jpeie od ihlaet h ~lerk of Court's office for Newberrychsrtanipteaynto aunty, S. C., in the above entitled cei oto nwoeo at tion.ifteurhsraistcopyv Terms of Sale: One-third of the pur-thtem ofslsadppry 1ase price in cash, the balance in oneberslonteflwigses 2d two years in equal annual install-athersofheomrprca rents, the credit portion to be secur-Thpucaesalberqid id by the bond of the purchaser and a pyoehnrddlasimda ortgage of the premises sold, withwhnpoetiskcedon ave to the purchaser to anticipate hm adbn n otaet ayments of the credit portion in tmasiuainfr1 e et hole or in part; the credit portion to fe ncs ffrcoueo u ear interest from the day of sale atth.aonduternasttn Le rate of 7 per cent. per annum, pay-thhadofnatoeyorolet leannully sai bod anmoT-Pher tkof pouay or paper Pan gag toconaina sipuatin fr tn crdig agains ~ercet.foratreys fesinca e Haid Hopay H.ti HIAD, ?heam iscolectd b sut o p T hen M ank for ProperiCty, The B -hehadgo~ n ttrn~V orc,"ByC virtu of an re r ofthC heen,Iwilseltote ihet1 narc Visible 2S 2 Th~ ~ON~~IraVIER COM1PANy 2 Monat Monarch service is established fo your office, and continues during all the your command. MONTHLY Monarch Machines may be purcl for Monardh Literature. Learn the mai post card will bring full information. The State COLUM H ealt OUR CI Restores color to Gray or Faded hair-Removes Dan druff and invigorates the Scalp - -Promotes a luxuriant, b.ealthy hair growth-Stops itatNchea falling out. Is not adye. ~N cata 51.OOjud S0c. at Drug Stores or direct upon gg receipt of price and dealer's name. Send 10c.vau for sample bottle.--Philo Hay Specialties Co., Newark, N. J., U. S. A.I Hay*s Harfina SOap is onequaled sur for Shampooing the hair and keeping the Scalp clean and healthy, also for red, rough chappedfoyo hands and face. 25c. at Druggists. -t REFUSB ALL SUBSTITUTES an " For sale and guaranteed by Gilder No hou &e Weeks, Newberry, S. 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The Monarch Typewriter Com pany does not forget a typewriter as soon as it passes into a custom er's hands, but their interest is as keen in the Monarch that has been in use many years as the one on its way to a prospective customer. hjLight. Ch Touch r you the moment the machine comes into years it is in use. We are always at PAYMENTS. ased on the monthly payment plan. Send ny reasons for Monarch superiority. A Company, BIA, S. C. L PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE JM THAT WE SELL THE BESTQUAUTY IDS FOR: LESS THAN ALL THE REST :hi penny methods are adopted by us to nd to squeeze the unsuspected. Full or your money or no sale, every article Lteed or money refunded, a fair and deal each and every time means more than a few articles at reduced prices ELL" on anything else that you buy. e on earth could have withstood the bitter and nslaught of competition that we have received are in business unless it was built and co'n y g1~ Principles and Conscientious Methods ry penny you spend you must receive from us ie and more or no sale. If not blidd with tre iou can see that it is to your interest to trade KL E TTNE R, THE FAIR AND SQUA.RE DEALER. not permit "quotation" but-you save money on every purcha e. iIam is What Milam Does )rpto ade Milam eradicates from the sys nscesful use tern the most virulent blood dis treatment of all -- - eases, besides removing the cause from the blood, of Rheumatism, Eczema and other ur y,pctas or ulcers and sores, elimnates uric eouorhabit -= acid, clears the .complexion. rug. ora fair "-c builds up the system-ad is taken, results ar'e t a -genumne Quarnteed ReconstructIve Ton'ic dodetcases yield to MILAM; reliable people testify: er I suffered reverely salesman, Cluett, Peabody & Co., Troy, ino es. eated ad N . lr hrs der:e me mrner gaod for y cued .e.A. E. Stnck aver taken before. It has cedand sf a., saesman for Bradford tened my skin and given me a great appe obus, . tite. H. W. Layden, Spray, N. C. raw as a piece of beef when I have been suffering.ver much with iking Milain. I shaved last eczema in myhead, causing severe itching fi::t time in Feven months. of the scalp for several years. After ta Lynchburg, Va. ing four bottles of Milam I was entirely pr-i for thepts o~ earsn I r ateed avr s nriu t oA ak out un xI'<sgste taig foc.r Milam o dv, s this is the firs spring drelweltk fou mre nd summer Ihve enjoyed in thre years. .H. Wliams, traveling Avenue, Roanoke, Va. o you no good to put it off-nothiinZ gan al to go:o Ac~t today.