Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PlfKKLT PERSONAL. The Movements of Many People, New- , herrians, and Th< ?e Who Visit Newberry. ?? l Mr. Munson Buford. of Xewberry, spent Tuesday in the city.?Clinton | Chronicle, lltli. .J. B. Hunter, of Xewberry. was at! the Jerome yesterday.?The State,: 12th. . i. W. S. Langford, of Xewbtrry. was at the Jerome yesterday.?The State, 12th. f \ Mr. Ira M. Sligh, of the Columbia State's operating force, was in Newberry Thursday night. M\s. D. F. Pifer, of Newberry, was!, in Columbia yesterday, at the -leffer- j son.?The State, lltii. < M. M. Buford, of Newberry, was at 1 rh>- Jerome yesterday.?The State, j< 11th. !. Z. F. Wright, of Newberry, was at'1 the Jefferson yesterday.?The State, 1* 13th. " i' i1 E. H. Bowman, of Newberry, was at the Imperial yesterday.?The State, j. 13th. I) i T. M. Taylor, of Newberry, was at i the Imperial yesterday.?The State.it 13 th. W. R. Corder, of Whitmire, was at t the Imperial yesterday.?The State, j 13th. s Mr. Z. F. Wright, of Newberry, S. ; ., spent yesterday here at t!he Selwyn.?Charlotte Observer, 13th. e Z. F. Wright, president of the New- L berr-y Cotton mills, has been re-elected c mayor of Newberry.-?Southern Textile ^ Bullttin, 11th. y[r. W. E. Myers, a prominent mer- J chant of Central, was in Easley Tues- c day -on business.?Easley Progress, ^ 10th. I I s Miss Annie Green has returned to j t Newberry after a short visit to relat-ic ives here.?-Spartanburg .Journal, j 10th. ' is I Mrs. B. H. Johnstone and Miss Sal-)1 lie Johnstone, of Clemson college, s are here for the day.?-Anderson Mail. E 10th. ? I Miss iFannie Lea veil, of Newberry,: ^ ' __ ' visited hen sister. :urs. ueor^t; . Wright, last week.?Johnston cor. \ The State, 14th. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Domniick iiave 11 returned from a visit to relatives in j I Prosperity.?Greer cor. The State, J ? i4th. :c Mrs. Betty K. Boyd, who has been \z several weeks. iias gone to Newbei ry j * .the guest of friends in the city for ! * PAtnpni'np' in Atlanta.? ! IU Visit, UC1U1C ll.bu>uiu0 ^ Unoiu Times. 12th. il i i Mrs. W. H. Zeigler has returned from the hospital in Sumter, having j recovered from effects of operation i recently undergone, and is much im- j proved, her friends are glad tt le^rn. ! E. J. Willis "has resigned as supply' clerk at the Newberry Cotton mills to ' accept a position in the'weaving de- ' partment of tae Proximity mills, Greensboro, X. C.?Southern Ttxtile Bulletin, 11th. i The Buffalo high school will close! for ten days. The teachers will spend the holidays at their various homes. Miss Jessie Whatley at Hampton; Yf.ce iv9 Aiipn at Clova, Miss Annie Green at Newberry.?Buffalo cor. I'nion Times, 12th. Prof. Voigt, of Newberry college., came for the basketball game be- j tween Newberry and Carolina. B. J. Shealy of the team spent the night with his brother, C. J. Shealy, at the i seminary.?Lutheran Theological j seminary notes in the State, lot'.i. AT10 ^ MNVtil.'ar u*V?a r^ontlv mi j>irs>. rt. is. VV 1V/A^1 ?? nu * vi * * dei went an operation at the Colum-j bia hospital, lias so tar recovered and improved as to be able to itdertake the trip home, which it is hoped to be on Thursday, her friends; will be pleased to know. | Mr. J Chesley Cannon, who was elected ?:o the bookkeepers hip oi' the Xewberry National bank succeeding Mr. Frank G. Davis, resigned, has declined to accept the position. Xot many men refuse suc.li a job as that, and it is not every man that can get it. Mr. Sam M. Duncan will from about ihe first of January be a resident of i the city with his family to occupy the Y. -J. Pope 'house. Mr. Duncan says j -he will be moving from the styx. -Maybe living in the city will make it ? f/\r V*-im in Viie Hp. more uoiiveiiieuL l\jl uuii monstration work. We don't know whether it will or not, this is just a maybe on our part. We like to see country people come to town but it ; . "r,r u-f.ii fnr tae country desert IJ) iiVL ov Miss Matie Can Browning, one of Goldville's fair damsels, was the charming and attractive guest o;' Miss Aunie Louise Green the past week, while here she, was th.v.rrv-iuient of many sock! aMen :-. M' Br: ing is a charming lady of a very charming personality and endowed ' with exceptional beauty. During jer , stay she made many admiring friends i who wish to be honored with another J visit in the near future.?Buffalo cor. j Union Times, 12th. i i VARJOFS AND ALL ABOUT. i The Newberry r' server and the Xewberry Herald u..* News agree on ' advising against spelling Christmas j xmas. The Crotwell hotel is being run under the European plan by Mr. Paul S. Halfacre and some other young men. A good chance to get rooms, j Dr. W. C. Brown has bought from : the Mower garage a Studebaker 4, 1914 touring car. self-starter with;' electric lights. The Ladies Aid society of Trinity : i-hurch will give a hot supper at Mr. i Lucile E. Longshore's Tuesday, De- ; member 16th, from 5 to 10 p. m. The Theato moving picture show is ;o be sold next Saturday. We believe : dewberry would like to see Mr. George 1 Swittenberg own and continue to ! un it. i' The new firm of Geo. C. Hipp & Co. J s composed of G. C. Hipp, S. G. t 3rown and W. J. Swittenberg. This ^ s strong combination and is bound | o do goo-1 business. j, There will be a box party at Union j Academy school house Friday even- I ng at 8 o'clock for the benefit of tne l ichool. The public is cordially in-: c ited to come and bring boxes. ? i The Ladies Aid society of the Luth- j ran Church of the Redeemer will! neet Tuesday at 4 p. m., at the hcne; if Miss Ruby Holloway. All the | nembers are requested to be present. : LAND FOR SALE. j, I will sell at Newberry court house ' | ?n Salesdav in January, 1914, if not!t old before, seven and a half acres of t and, more or less, fronting on Glenn , treet on the west, lands of the Xa- ( ional bank on the north and Scotts , :reek on the south. Terms: Half cash, one-fourth in j ix months and one-fourth in 12 j nonths, with interest from day of1 ? ale at eight per cent. Purchaser to ^ >av for papers. 0. B. Mayer, I 5resdent Newberry Real Estate Co. i< Dec. 15-22-Jan. 1. I It HAGOOD PLACE FOR RENT. ' The Hagooa place belonging to Messrs. Purcell & "Scott and H. H. \ Svans, lying in Saluda County, just < icross Saluda River from Old Town j )n Southern- Railway, containing ibout 1,000 acres of land, is for rent $ or the year 1914. These lands are ( ^ood for cotton and corn and have ex- i client meadows on them. See the indersigned at once if you desire to ( 'ent. H. C. Hollo way, , Attorney. I] L2-15-2t-ltaw. j i SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. ' At my place near Garvs on Tuesday. December 23rd, beginning at 11 ! o'clock a. m., I will sell to the highest bidder for cash the following articles: TT^ ?, >- Anr> liAroc r?r\TTt rl /I / > r JTUUi UlUlCd, UllV/ uviot, vvi u, iv/uuv i , pea vine hay, farming implements. J. W. Reeder. !>0>?T FAIL TO SEE "Moths" in 4 parts at ti e Arcade, December 22nd. . . THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,' COUNTY QF NEWBERRY, Court of Common Pleas. The Xewberry Saving Bank, Plaintiff, i against John P. Long, et al., Defendants. By virtue of an order of the court herein, I will sell at public outcry at1 the Court House in the Town of Xewberry. in the County and State aforesaid, on salesday in January 1914, the following described lands, viz: Fifty four and 6-10 acres, more or less, situate ill the County of Newberry, in . said State, near Silver Street Station. bounded on the north by lands of H. 0. Long, on the east by lands of the Lake estate, on Ue south by lands of D. L. Ham. and on the west by the public highway leading from the Dead Fall to Silver Street. Also four acres of land, more o" less, situate in the County of Newberry, in said State, near Silver Street Station, bounded on the north and east by lands of H. 0. Long, on the south by lands of J. C. Inabinot. an J 011 the west by the public highway hereinabove referred to. less the following lots of land which have heretofore been cut off of the lands hereinabove rescribed and sold by the defendant, John P. Long, and releasI d from the lien of the mortgage heroin foreclosed by the plaintiff, viz: One aiu' 72-7 Ou acres, more or less, ttold to Kemper Stilwel! from the ' . . . . I or less. sold to .John T. Coleman f oai the s.'h! )orv tier: Ir cuu-i."n i } of an acre, more or less, sold to Ivato E. Berry from the s:iid fiftv-fonv tract: One-half of an acre, more or ii'S-.. sol6 to liiiaiii iienurix iro.;; ?i LAST SPECIAL PRIZE AWARDED LAST WEEK1 ? i \ Won by Miss Louise Melton, Miss Louise Counts and 11 Miss Vida Counts. Miss Louise Counts secured the greatest number of new subscribers ' which entitled ner to the silver vanity I purse offered by Rogers, the jeweler, j ' Miss Vida Counts having brought to ; The Herald and News contest mana- ! _ ger the greatest number of renewals,' j received the Robinson prize, a silver j fern dish. Gilder and Weeks offered a cut glass i sugar and cream pitcher to the con-, testant selling the most coupons for, job printing and advertising during! week ending December 13. This prize i was won by Miss Louise Melton. '2 Now girls what do you intend do-' ing, sit down and rest, or keep con- , stantly after the votes? There is only J Dne way to do?it you are at the topj~ you have got to work to stay there, j * tor with the scale of votes doubled :he one at the bottom could easily Deat you to first prize. :. Again this week until the close we;J ivill eivp 2.000 votes to the dollar for a ob printing and advertising. Work for the clubs?in that way i rou take advantage of the bonue >ffers. It is necessary that you communi- j ;ate with Mrs. Bullock every day all he close in order that you may re- ! ;eive every possible assistance in i .vinning these four grand prizes. Last Publication of Votes. The standing of the contestants will: lot be published after today?no in- j 'ormation whatever will be given as: X) the number of votes any other con-; estant. has. Of course the manager I >vill be glad to tell you exactly each lay how many you have?but you will lot know the standing of the others. ! Competent Judges?No Partiality. There can be no partiality or er-' -or in the count of the votes with such men as M. L. Spearman. E. A. | jrilfin and J. Y. McFall as judges. Ballot Box at Savings Bank. The ballot-box is placed today at the] Savings Bank, all votes when issued ; )y the manager and bearing her signa-, "fa m'ict t;o rionrmitpH in the box af- i -Ui t. lauot wv ? _ < , er today. Promptly at 3.30 p. m. .Friday the )ox will be unlocked by the manager j ind the count will be made by the i udges just named. No one will know the winners till 5.30 p. in., when they will be announc-; id at tlie Arcade picture show. j >"ew Scale of Votes. j 3ne year, $1.50 3,000 ; rwo years, $3.00 7,000 i rhree years, $4.HO 12,000 | Pour years, $6.00 20,000; Five years, $7.50 30,000 i Ten years, $15.00 75,000 | Twenty years, $30.00 250.000 Standing of Contestants. j City. Louise Melton 830,000 Kate Spence 808,500 * Mrs. Boyleston 747,000 Georgia Reynolds 802.500, Silverstreet. ! Elmina Long 775,250 : Prosperity, >To. 6. ! Louise Counts 889.000 Kinards. Mrs. Geo. Senn 831,000 j Prosperity. , Vida Counts 902,000; said fifty-four acre tract; one-fourth! of an acre more or less, sold to Mary : H. Pearsall from said fifty-four acre j tract. In case the foregoing tracts do not i pay off plaintiff's mortgage debt 1 will also sell the following described tract: All that) tract or parcel of land contain-; 5 citimf-fi in Sfl lllg 5XAL\ (Itica, l?t JU0 tj.ivuu.bv. luda county, State of South Carolina,. and bounded on the north by lands ; of Scurry Coleman, . east by A. L. i Pitts, south by Fred Kempson. west I by lands of F:ed Kempson and Joel Inabinet. Terms of sale, one-third cash, and j the balance 011 a credit of twelve months with interest from the day of j sale at the rate ot eight per cent per. annum on the credit portion, to be' secured by a note or bond of tlie' purchaser and a mortgage of the pre- j mises sold with the stipulation in ' said note or bond and mortgage to pay ten per cent of the amount due thereon as Attorney's fees for collec-, sriHiHrm try nrinciDal and in tlUU XJL& 4. _ terest in case the same is collected by suit or placed in the hands of an Attorney for collection, with leave to anticipate the credit portion in whole or in part?purchaser to pay for all papers and for recording same. , Said lands may be sub-divided and __i.i intc or narrrels. If so 1SUJU HI St vciai vr ^ L plats thereof will be exhibited by I he Master on the day o? sale. H. II. Rikard, Master for .Yewberry County. S. -OST?One white and liver colored pointer dog. Scar on back, close o backbone. Reward for return or int'or.nation as to whereabouts. W. T. Livingston. 1250 Jones St., Newberry. S. C. 12-1 ?-3t. jOST?One black, and one brown cloak, near Mr. Geo. Hipp's place, on Thursday. Finder please leave at The Herald and News. Was found by gentleman in automobile. Dora Henderson, Newberry, S. C. 1ST ARRIVED?Carload of young mules for sale by Purcell and Scott. 12-16-tf. ,(>ST?Purse with forty-four dollars in bills, nickle and penny, on streets of Xewberry Saturday. In leather bag with name Exchange Bank on it. Reward if returned to Herald and News. 12-16-11. 100,000 FEET of lumber fc~ sale Prices right. Quick delivery. Purcell & Scott. 12-16-tf. >OVT FAIL to see this marvel play at Arcade, December 22nd. Auctic . I will sell at Sta acre on Saturday . '-i--:, iL. r_n U UUtK, LUC iUJiiUW perty: 7 horses, t riage, 1 landeau, ' sets single harne harness, and othei of sale: Cash. j r s I /vl'WH /I'M c u/(U///M;/ c We have 1101 Main street, t} I *~<1 1 \T ^naimers i\ < $2175,00, f o. Stude bakers f. o. b. Detroit; Studebaker ' I at $1050, f, o. We handle i Quality the ch Call, write 01 to give you a di H/I--.. mow I 1400 Main i! Studeh^l ^ j , , ?i FOR SALE?House and Jots corner tf Harrington and Calhoun streets. Lot containing nearly four acres of land, divided into building lots or as a whole. Offers considered by Mrs. Jerome Bruce. 12-5-1 tawtf *ALESXAN >Y ANTED?$75.00 per month and all expenses to begin. Experience not absolutely necessary. Take orders from dealers for cigarettes; cigars; snuft smoking and chewing tobaccos. Penn. Company, Station 0., Xew York, N. Y. 12-9-rm. TEACHERS WITH CERTIFICATES .vantpd immpdiatplv for following positions in good graded or rural schools; 3 at $60; 6 at $50; 8 at $45; 11 at $40; 7 at $35. Direct from school officials. Special enrollment. Act immediately. W. H. Jones manager, Columbia, S. C. 12-S-4t. FOK SALE AT A BARGAIN?If sold at ohce, five shares of Newberry Build ing and Loan stock. W. H. Anedrson, Greenwood, 9. C., box 100. 12-l-6t. >n Sale f ible of F. H. Halfr, Dec. 20, at 11 ing described prol buggies, 1 car L trunk wagon, 8 ss, 3 sets double r property. Terms ample jamKBmmmsmBammmmmmm 5 Si % w on display at ou xe following 1914 < ew "Six" the mastt h. Detroit. B even-passenger "Si and the *Four" the last w b. Detroit. xothing but "RE A1 eapest in the long r r phone 300 and w zmonstration at an er's Gi Si. *PY * w a s COTTOJf MABKET. >*eTT berry. _ J (By. Robt. McC. Holmes). Good middling 13 ^ i By Summer Bros. Co ) Cotton seed 42 s Pom aria. Cotton 131 J| Cotton seed - Little Mountain. Cotton 13 Cotton seed 1.29 Whit mire. Good middling Cotton seed 42. Prosperity. Good middling / 13 I Cotton seed 42 ^ C happell*. Good middling 13^4 oH Cotton seed 1.43^ SilTergireec. 9 Good middling 13 V ; Cotton seed 37^ fl fl SPECIAL NOTICES. .^? One Cent a Word. No &d*^ vertisement taken for lest 9H than 25 cents. . \ m FOR SALE?One 15 H. P. Ajax engine, M One No. 1 Saw mill, one 9 H. P. fl one Case engine, one Case thrasher, V which I will sell for $1,500 cash. |fl All in good running shape. H. W. M Bowles, Whitmire, S. C. SH 9-19-tf. . 1p ? 4 V WANTED?several hogs weighing J about 100 to 125 pounds. See us before you sell any kind of cattle or 4 "nogs. The Cash Grocery, K M. Lane & Co. Phone 110 or 212. I 9"5"tf* fl JJQCLTBY WANTED?Hens, 11 els. ^ per pound, roosters, young, 7cts,; M chicks, 14 cts., Highest prices for eggs. Player & Graham. j 9-12-tf. SMITH'S LITER PHJL!??For the re- \ lief of Torpid Liver, Sick Headache, 1 Biliousness, Dizziness, Dyspepete, J Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Lose ofSleep, Malarial Poison, etc. Price m per box 25 doses 25c. Mail orders so licited. P. E. Way, Druggist, New> H berry, s. u. , 11-18-tf. f I !|- J | NOTICE?All persons ar? nerabj V warned not to allow their stock to H tresspass on our lands. T. L. Reed ! er and sons. j 12-12-3t. tudehaker 1 ^ 4 r Garage, , zars: , . J 2r of them alh ; ix< price$1575* I 1 ord in"Fours" t , J" Automobiles. un. I > - -1- -ii i- ? e snun ve yiuu iy time. 4 wage Phone 300 | * Chalmers J SBEE2:v a&az&lfl ;