Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ITKtXY I'tK>0>AL, i l'he Movements of Many People, >ew berrisins, and Who Visil Ni-woerry. Mr. C. B. Fellers has been trans ferred from Albany to Fitzgerald, Gc Mr. J. W. Workman lias change from Mount viae to Bon Air, Ala. Miss Lula Mayer has returned fro] \l :l V05vi)lf> -Mr. Rufus Fellers, of Columbia, i in the city on business. Mr. B. S. Morgan has moved froi: the lower, regions of Prosperity bac to Xewberry city. Mr? J. L. Aull, of Dyson, spen Monday in Ue city with his son, Co] L\ H. Aull. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Long and littl daughter, Lillian, spent Sunday a home in the country. Mr. James Cansler was here Tues day from Tirzah.?York News, Sti: What the same Cansler *of Tirzah? Mr. James Swygert and sister. Mis Etaii, visited friends in Xewberr; last week.?Leesville Twm-uouni; News, 7th. Siremba Hendrix and Leo Derrick of Newberry college, 'spent -their va cation at home.?Leesville Twin County News, 7th. Mr. Edgar Hare leave today to oe gin his studies at Newberry college ?Leesville Twin-County News, 7th.. t J. L. Berry, of Chappells route 2 was in Saluda Wednesday.?Saludi Standard, 8th. Henry Attawryv of Chappells, rout< was in Saluda Monday.?Salud; Stanard, 8th. J. (A. Lester, of Silverstreet route 1 was in Saluda one day last week ? Saluda Standard, 8th. M. H. Kempsoji, of Silverstree' route 1, was in Saluda this week.? Saluda Standard, 8th. -Airs. J. R. Green and Mrs. L. W C*. Blalock left Monday for Arcadia Fia., on an extended trip. Jamesf Abrams returned to B. M. I. Greenwood, Monday. On Account oi having- measles he could not return sooner. Mrs. Wilson, of Prosperity, is visiting lier mother, Mrs. FrankHn, on R. F. D. 4.?Leesville Twin-Countv News, Vth. ^ . Mr. Rufus Adams, or near Xewberry, spent a few days last week with t'riends and relatives near Leesville. ?Leesville Twin-County News, 7th. Miss Gladys Chappell spent tiie holidays in Newberry. She will b(* with .Mrs. Joseph H. Cante1ou for the ensuing term? Edgefield Chronicle, 8th. Soliciting Freight Agent Denning, of the C., X. & L? was in t.ie city Tuesday from Newberry.?Laurensv'ille Herald, 9th. And .one of the very oest ever there. r Music was furnished by Mr. W. 13. Todd, Miss Annie Green. Mr. Frank Morgan and Mr. H. 13. .Jam&s.?Bui , falo Cor. i.'nion Progress, Account ? - - 1 4. C .^4-, . Of UUd t< eilOWS Uuliqun oacuiuaj night. 3rd. Mr. J. F. Moon^y. of "Xewberry, ha^ been spending a few days, in the city on business.?Gal^ney Ledger, 9th. Must be .1. /. Moure, the piano man This is the way new names spring up. or mistakes occur. Thanks a:e especially due President Wright and Superintendent Davis of the Xewberry cotton mills "i'or their generous contributions tc the Sunday schools on this occasion ?Lutheran Church Visitor, 8th, ac count of Christmas celebration Mayei Memorial congregation. Mr. T. J. Davenport went to Green r?n.!:inp<?? retnrninsr t( \ .lltT l i .uu; Vii w Newberry Saturday by way of Co l::mbia. bringing his daughter, Mis: Kettie Davenpoit, from Knowlton'; hospital, where l.:e has been for treat ment. She is "getting along nice, but is still under treatment at home. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hutchinson am family, of Cateechee, Mr. and Mrs. A B. Caughman and family, of Greenvill Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Carey and familj of Eelton, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hutch inson and family, of Easley, Mrs. J D. Hutchinson, of Columbia, and Mi Thomas Hutchinson, of Charlotte have returned to their respectiv homes, after spending tne holidays ii Newberry with Mr. T. W. Hutchinsoi and family. ' ? ? VARIOUS AM) ALL ABOUT. Money makes money. Look at th improvement going on in front of th National bank. \ John T. Cromer has purchased 1914 twin Indian motorcycle -Jroi the 1. T. Tim merman agency. You can go to any city in the Unio and bv a fiance at the newspaper tell who is doing the business.?Mai ion Star. Right you are. * Everything is moving along on th course laid out before U3 in 1914.Thornwell Messenger. Including tli Arcade, the Theato and the "Opera.' The mumps and chicken pox ai not .spreading to amount to anythin; ?Thornweil Messenger. You ha\ cause for great rejoicing. Xext Monday some beautiful buil( ing lots will be sold at auction i A. V? ^ ? V. r\ Tt'O nf tM Till i.aurens. AIIJUUU> UCIC nam IU UU There, now's the chance. Pound, Monday afternoon, in froi / of postoffice, a pair of corset lace at Herald and News office for sal keeping. Supervisor Clftappell has mac application to the governor's offic for the commutation of all penitei tiary convicts from Newberry t service o:i the county chaingang. i Nothing like knowing one's busineand how to do things. See the Arcad new place opposite Newberry Han V \ \ : ware store. It improves the whole i s.ue of the street in appearance. It seems that Morgan's opinion makes 110 more dent on the federal reserve committee than anybody i ease's.?Greenwood Journal. Pierpont's, not Butler's. l- Says Greenwood Journal: "Jones d Jtcuned to appear in the last Thaw hearing. If Harry has worn out W.iiie T., he's good as free.' Coni11 mission hold Thaw is sane. An Anderson man says he saw a s belled buzzard. He does not say why i the buzzard came so near to him.? .1 Ahheville Medium. Now that is one k of the best yet. The college man and the college t lass have returned to work at the i., various' colleges and universities.? ; Marion Star. So easy, but it is all over now. e! t If you want to see a deserted spot ; just, visit the store of the merchant i who does not advertise.?Marion Star. Well, sir, we did, but didn't want to L ; see it, the sight was too sad. How different the store of the advertiser. We hear a good deal about Xeal's - creek in Anderson. Must be some ; thing like Scott's in Newberry. Woni ,er if Xeal's is anything like "Skin" in its twisting and winding along the _ banks? P. F. Baxter & Son have added ailother outfit?a fine pair of sorrel . horses to match their pair of fine , I grays, giving this establishment two iOi the finest teams ?ver handled in this section of country. i That man is a friend who not merely says but proves that he is a friend. ?Anderson Intelligencer. No man in 5 the city of Newberry has had a bet1: ter oDDortunity within the past sev ! eral weeks of proving this than The (! Herald and News reporter. - j There are a few holidays between ! now and commencement, but comfl mencement is the big date ahead of us . inow].?Thorn well Messenger. Those | commencements at Clinton are al: ways such grand events we will be |gJad to announce date of next one. ': All of the college boys and girls j wo came home for Christmas have -; returned to their studies.?Lexington ! Lispatch. It's a big question, isn't it, Dispatch? Takes up much of your time, taxes your patience and doesn't* . pay. The editor of the Star saw a farmer draw 25 twenty dollar bills at a bank on Monday. Show us a newspaper man who can do that.?Marion Star. You ougat to stand in any one of the banks in Newberry some big cotton sale day, your eyes would be j opened. I v I There is one book that is being sold | right along in Newberry* and that is | "Pollyanna." John B. Mayes doesn't keep a supply on hand long after ar| rival. It sells like cold cream in | summer time, we are glad to say. That j shows the glad spirit is spreading. May it continue to spread. A Xewberry man has a watermelon j "hat he has kept since last summer, j ut who wants to eat a watermelon 1 n January??Greenville Piedmont. ! Ccn't they keep a sharp lookout on : \*ewberry? You triy it here. Another ran .:as one, reported by Carrier ,! ohn Peterson. ' Think of living within one mile of railroad lor ">0 years without once i riding on the tz\ iii. That s the rec> ; ri of a man in Laurens county who i .\ent in a train to the court house i hp nrhor dav. it being his first trip t j on a railroad after living within a mile of the road for- nearly 50 years. ) The 'Chester Lantern has gone out. And the semi-weekly News has come " out?and it appears to be a bright j sheet.?Abbeville Medium. This par! -igraph shows that the bright editor. j -alettes are not exclusively the prop^ j erty respectively of 'the Columbia _ I State, Greenville Piedmont, Anderson 5 ! Mail and Greenwood Journal. When Huerta said "Hell will hold ~ JOth Woodrcw Wilson and myself jefore I resign," he uttered what ors of DeoDle like in a man. You like i co see a man have backbone and the .. I courage of his convictions, enough to e! make him stick to his principles. The r, i president of Mexico has raised him-! >elf in the eyes o! many people. Win i. j :r lose, rigat or wrong, people like \ J o hear such talk. > s q Any one who does not believe there a are plenty' of sorry mules in this a county is referred to the boneyard almost any first Monday.?Saluda Standard. If you would see good mules, and a good many, you should come to Newberry and keep up with Jordan Green, "Pat" Wise, Bsi Have ird, G. W. Jacobs, as they are always e going or sending for more mules whenever the old ones disappear to 1 lmVnmvn regions. a! . n j When Huerta asked "What does i 'Voodrow Wilson know of Mexico?' ! ie asked a question that gained symn j pathy for himself, and it s-lnws that 's t would have been better for the '- | president and .John Lind to confer in i the open instead of in secret chani^ i bers. There are two sides *to every ^ 1 jnestion and Mexico's president may e j e right when he says President Wil: I .on knows nothing of Mexico or oi ! what kind of governn ;ts peopk e need. or = 'e I Leg Broken. 1_ j Mr. Edgar Cromer, who works foi 11 j Montgomery & Crawford, of Spartan-* j burg, while taking a little sprint or : a motorcycle Sunday morning, hac it ! i collision with a dog just in froir s, j 'xf Mr. J. C. Xeel's residence, throwing fe i him from the machine, breaking hit left leg, both bones below knee. Mr ( \Y. S. Melton came along in his autc |e just at the time and carried him tc 'e the home of Mr. John T. Cromer where he was given immediate medi0 cal attention by ftr. J. M. Kibler. Hit ' many friends wilrsregret to learn o! 1 - I the sad occurrence and hope for ? 'e i speedy recovery. He was resting ver\ i-' easily yesterday. i confesses killing. (?eorsre Eddison Confesses to the Killing of Hayes Gladney on IK'oember 22. j On Tuesday of last week Sheriff : Clease sent Deputy Sheriff Dorroh to Uaybinton to arrest Andrew Gregory! and George Eddison, charged with the killing of Hayes Gladney. T.:e, deputy sheriff arrested the bov.s and j brought them to jail. un Saturday ^acuson conressea 10 he killing and claimed t.-at it was ; accidental. This was corroborated j by the statement of Gregory. Roth | of these boys testified at the inquest I ! and said that they knew nothing of the killing. I Tn hjs confession Eddison says he ; was shooting at something else and i ! hit Gladney by accident, but that he ' j kept silent about it and persuaded j j Gregory to do so also, because they were afraid. Eddison is 13 and Greg-. ory 12 years old. ! It will be recalled that Hayes ! Gladney was found dead December 22 j in a field near Maybinton, having been i ! killed with a shot gun, and that at I the inquest the verdice was that the ; deceased came to his death at the; hands of persons' unknown. Since i | then, devlopments led Sheriff Blease ! i o believe that the two boys. George | | Eddison and Andrew Gregory, knew |: ! omething about it, and so he had j i them arrested as above stated. ; < !$><S><S><$><S><S><S><8><?<S><S><$><S><e><S><$>!$> <$> <S> | & COLLEGE NOTES. <e> i: ^ !, E. D. Williams and Homer Long returned to the campus on Wednesday from Kansas City., Mo., where they had been attending the conven- j tion of the Students' Volunteer move-1 ment. Williams and Long, respective- i ly, made a very interesting report of | j the convention to the V. M. C. A. : Sunday afternoon. President Harms spent the latter : part of the week in Columbia. I / ^ rx/-? y-. K T*'-* i o . rt XI /I 1-lTC? I i o n ? ' LUilV/ii 1 uuma2> ci 11 Li 1110 i iiuiciii I i ketball team will go to Clinton today to play the Presbyterian college lads ' tonight. Coach Thomas and the stu- ' dent body are expecting a victory. The boarding hall is now in charge of Mrs. .iacob Koon, who fsuceeds i i Mrs. John A. Summer, who resigned | before Christmas. The Y. M. C. A. teuderd a rec^p- I -1 tion to the student body and friends; } of Newberry college Friday evening. I [The afternoon was enjoyed very much jl : by all who attended it. An ice course ^ | was served after the following musi-1 ral nrnerammp. which was very ^ pleasing to all: ;1 Vocal duet. Miss Hipp. Mr. Allen; s vocal solo, Miss Hipp; violin solo, Mr. 1 Biser; solction by College Glee club. * Riser and BaWentine, G. H., class |% cf '13, were on the campus Friday. t Death of Mrs. Waters. . j Mrs. Pilla Swittenberg Waters, wife ;. | of ^Ir. W. L. Waters, died at her home .L Ut/Jalapa. -on Sunday morning at * ! about 2 o'clock, and was buried at : ! neth Eden. Monday afternoon at 2 * | Vclork, service by the Rev. P. E. j S^ealy.. j* I She was 69 year? old and was the [ '"auehter of the late John and Nancy c i ~ . . , , A._ . c i swiuen nerg ana a sister 01 me lattr . ' W. C. SWittenberg. ] i Mrs. Waters is survived by her luis- ' l^nrt arc? the following children: Mrs. 1 ; W. G. Peterson. Mrs. John Long, Mrs.; j WilUain Long, of the county; Mrs. ' ; Marie Milam, of Clinton; Miss- Alva ! Waters, teacher in Abbeville, and Mr. i Will Waters, who lives with his fath- { er. Mr. W. L. Waters, Jalapa. The deceased was a sister of Mrs. Mollie ! Boozer and Mrs. Van Smith. r?i. 1 ( Box Party. j' Tip Tmnwnnd school will slve a ' , . I box party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .( j .J. R. Long Thursday evening, Jan- j ' I uary 15, at 7.30 o'clock. The proceeds ;! ! will go to the getting of a library for 1 t the school. All invited. < Miss Alice Smoak. Teacher. i' Box Party. There will be a box party and sup-!' er at Fork school on Friday evening, j January 16. The school is taught this j year by Miss Beulah Vann, of Aiken. ! j The proceeds from the box sale and . {the supper will go for'the improve- i j ment of the school. The public is , | cordially invited to come. Wakliier l"p. 1 w. Laurensville Herald. Laurens is waking up. With the! j changing of the- Enterprise into a , ! National bank, the increase of stock ; j in the Home Trust company and the i organization of a new National bank, the new year starts out with greater : and better financial prospects than , ever before. Let the good work go i i cn. i _ _ t * \ ;! Bachelor Maids. ' j The Bachelor Maids will meet this '! afternoon at 4 o'clock with Miss Fan;: nie McCaughrin. All members are : jurged to be present L J Miss Alice Aull, Secretary. ' j TJIK 1TBL1C SERVICE "' COMMISSION JIEETS ? f b i ? Organized With Selection of >V. Kiiersdale as Chairman. The public service commission ap-1 ! minted bv Governor Blease a few j days ago organized in Columbia with :t.:e selction of G. W. Ragsdale. of : Winnsboro, as chairman, and D. \Y. i Smoak, of Greenville, as secretary. I .Mr. Ragsdale drew the four-year term t ; and Mr. Smoak the six year term. D. t C W. Gaston, Sr., of Aiken, who drew ; the two-year term, was the other . j member of the commission present. >; A resolution was ad6pted to the ef- ! > (feet that the legislature will be asked !^rv an nnt making more definite; y j KS ^M.wo v-*.*-. w j the powers and duties of the public ; service commission. The commission [ ;isks that complaints on water and l lis'ht rates be sent to the chairman. - Another meeting will be held in about iwo weeks. i I ,s > . ('OI NTY TEAIHERS MEET. ? <?> Jleetirg Held in the Newberry Hifrh . School Auditorium Saturday Morning. ^ $ The County Teachers' association met in the Newberry high schol aud r Tiiiiiinrv 1l) :it TII * 150 (' i: i i ( 11 oiuui un.', ^ o'clock. H Alter a sons; aril a few remarks by }. he president, Mr. Anderson, chair- c man of the executive committee, gave explanatory remarks in regard to the b ;enfjral plans for field daq. The defin- 11 ite plans wer to be left to the various tl committees, previously appointed. h After much discussion the following s< motions were passed. d 1. The association shall meet the first Saturday in February at 11 a n'rlork. f( 2. The various committees are to' meet on above mentioned date and 1? report plans to executive committee, li 3. After a review of reports by exDcutive committee, the reports embodied s. all be published in the county papers. w 4. All matters of deti.il shall be g referred to executive committee with p ower to act. The following resolutions were of- ii 'cred and adonted: S 1. That we heartily approve the ourpose of Superintendent Brown and u Miss Goggans to hold a field day and 1 thlone meet of the schools of the b county. 2. That each of us hereby pleases ci personal support and personal effort t! oward making this undertaking a -access. i After adjournment O.e various com- fi mittees met to formulate plans for ( leld day. Willie Mae Wise, Secretary. T ' . In Honor of General Lee. j11 There will be exercises under the ic< uispices of the Drayton Rutherford' :hapter, in the auditorium of the J P Newberry high school on Monday af- j n: ernoon, January 19, at 3 o*clock, at P vhich time and place Dr. George jj. -;*i Cromer will make, the address. The public is cordially invited. ^ Presses of honor will be bestowed cn I reterans IX L. Shealy, .J. P. Derrick!"* nd Descendant L. L. Dominick, son i P .f Aaron M. Dominick. A full programme will be publish- : ^< >d in Friday's papei. A Beautiful Tribute. 5. jFuIenwider in Lutheran Church Visitor. , Mrs. E. R. Hipp and Mr. H. C. Hoi- J oway, daughter and son of Mrs. A.} c J. Holloway, of Newberry, have made; tfrs. Holloway a life member of the j ' " -- * " - ? I al Neman's Home ana roieis u smr.aivu i . try society of the South Carolina I, jynod. The beautiful certificate of ! . rsembership was presnted to Mrs. 1 , Jolloway on Christmas morning, and ! r'J vas the most highly appreciated of > ier many presents. .The presentation of this certificate was exceedingly appropriate. Mrs., * folicway is a fine Christian characer, a mother in Israel, and greatly nterested in missions. Tnen, too, j ihe is a charter member of the organzed missionary societies of South u Carolina synod. She was first vice president of the executive committee ! >f the first convention held 2S years 0 tgo. For these years she has watch- T ?d with keenest interest and enthus- n . A . , asm the progress of the socieues ind the splendid work of the conveniens. This act on the part of the children mows the proper spirit' of love and C location, and the gift is most worthi- b v bestowed. a I A Good Road. j C Laurensville Herald. J a: County Commissioner Kitt has dem-j e Dnstrated the fact that a good road 'h :-an be made where a bad one. existed I tl and has also kept an account of the ;ost of the work. In Cross Hill town- h tVioro was n Quarter of a mile ,'Y 3ilJ,?/ lUV* v# ?. _ read that usually -becomes almost im- j ^ passable during the winter on ac- jVi L-ount of the deep red mud. A few ! b weeks ago, after crowning the road js " fH^ientiy Mr. Hitt liad TOO two- ! horse loads of sand hauled on it at P ct or .>yo or about *13 cents a load, s When finished the sand was about : -V eipht inches deep on a 10 foot bed. J People who drove o\er this piece of read this week say that their b teams had no difficulty in trotting. jo It has been sufficiently demonstartcd in this city and rural districts to 11; prove tr.at this is the best and cheap- je est kind of road that we can make in ; c this section, the only problem being i: the securing of sand. In many sec-, <* tioris this is available nearby and ; a when the people, especially the farm- j v ers, demand it the legislature will : t< provide the means for the supervisor ' i; and his 4x>ard to do th work. r^l 1 i V Frizes on Timely Subjects. j v Edgefield cor. Augusta 'Chronicle. ! s T?v*prv vear the \Y. C. T. U., of Edge- r Meld, offers two prizes to the school ^ children of the county for clie best t c.-.bavs on selected subjects. Mrs. Thomas H. Rainsford in behalf of ;u that union announces that the prizes C !,1:s year will be given ior the best f essays 011 the following subjects. ? iiat will be the effect of a saloonit'ss nation in 1 :> 10?" and "Why is C the cigarette the enemy of the boy?" j ' niiprri tor the best paper i ' on each subject, and $2.50 for the two e next best. ; c James D. >ance Camp, I'. ('. V. T.io .lames I). Xance Camp, U. C. V., will meet in the court house the . first Monday in February at 11 a. m., |v tj ..:cjt delegates to the State and.] general reunions. In order to have representation in: these reunions the dues must be paid I -:or" delegates are elected, and the members are urged to pay their an- ? nual dus to William Johnson, trasurer, at once. M. M. Buford, Adjutant. \ i >-'e Wells-Fellers. ; r C:: Sunday, January 4, at the par- -j sonage, by the Rev. T. E. Shealy, Mr. > Johnnie Fellers and Miss Ida W?*I's *.vere united in marriage. Ali oi' .New- berry. I <5> <$><$> <$ <$ <$ <5 CALVIN t'KOZIEK CHAPTER. <? * <S <s> ^ <?> <$> <$> <s* <s> <s> <$> ^ <s> <$> <$ The Calvin Crozier chapter, U. D ., met January 7 with Miss Florence owman. After the roll call and ap:o.al of the minutes followed a disussicn of the treasurer s report. .Miss Goggans told trie cnapter 01 c oy, a 7th grade pupil in the Oaklanc lill school who is anxious to atteiu le city school, but is unable to pa} is tuition. The chapter decided tc eize the opportunity of helping this eserving boy. The members of this chapter gav< suit of c'othes to an old veterar Dr a Christmas* present. It was announced that Miss Alice iarle, president of the South Carona Division, U. D. C., has appointee Irs. Herman Wright on the historica _ ,I....?iLtCC. In celebration'of his birthday Lee as the subject of the historical proramme. Miss Goggans read a comarison of Lee and Meade. Miss Wallace read a paper contrastig the official orders of Sherman heridan at. i Lee. Mrs. Herman Wright read "A Tribte to Lee.'* by Theodore Roosevelt. Miss Wall read "Lee's Welcome,' y Clarkson. The programme was concluded with Dine interesting current events aboul e 1". I) C. work, given by Mrs "right. During the social half hour delight il refreshments were served. Trustees Conference. o the Trustees of Newberry County: Arrangemnts are being made for 2 ustee conference of the Xewberrj Diinty trustees. This meeting wil' s held in January.- The date anc rogramme of same will probably be :ade known in the next edition of the apers. It is our wishes to have yoi i>end one day in discussion of the hool problems. Send to the office o! ie county superintendent of educa^ .1 omr HMncfinns of imnnrtflnrp t f OH C4.ll J> 4UVCVWUO vyi ^ D'ir School in order that same can be [. 'red on t>.e programme. Thanking you in advance for your 3operation and support. I am. Yours truly, Geo. D. Brown, Co. Stmt, of Education. Death of Little Bov. ? Herman LeRoy, the four-year-olc m cf Mr. and Mrs. W. iA. Cromer ied of diptheria Friday morning al 'jout 10 o'clock, at the home in the ..-.horirm enrtinn and was buried a1 obanon on Saturday morning at 1] clock, the Rev. S. C. Morris conjcting the services. SAVES DIXIE FLYER lagrnian . Stops^ 'Fast Train in Time to Prevent^Second Wrevk?3 Die in G. S. & F. VFreck. Macon. Ga, January 9.?Three live? ere lost and more than tv?enty-fiv< ersons injured, six of whom are seri: - i-- i M. ;rvf Paccori (roi iiSiv nun, m <x ? rain Xo 3 on the G. S. and" F. RailDad, sixty miles south of Macon, this iorning at 2.32 o'clock. Trailing in the wake of the wreckec ain was the famous Dixie Flyer, th< hicago-.iUckson.viHe train, southound, and a double disaster was onlj verted by a heroic flagman. T.ie scene of the wreck was on Gun reek trestle. After the locomotiv( nd baggage cars passed over a brok n rail, the day coach appeared t< ave been lifted skyward, then ovei le embankment and a heavy Pullmai irnghed ir^to the rear of it. Directl] ehind this came the private car o ice President J. B. Munson, of th< r . S. and IF. Railroad, and this, toe as carried down the twenty-foot em ankment into txie swamp. Pullmai * * * ' ? ? ?1 leepers oenina were ouu uci antu. Above the cries of the injured ant anic-stricken passengers came thi houts of Flagman F. G. Varner, o Iacon, himself badly wounded: Saved Dixie Flyer. "Lookout, the Dixie Flyer is righ ehind us/' he shouted. "Help mi ut and I'll stop her/' T. J. Pearson, traveling represen ative of "he Macon Telegraph, help d Varner out of t^e telescoped da; oach and Varner with blood stream ng from his many wounds and on< rra crippled, ran back on the tracl nd placed fuses and stood ther nth his lantern to signal the flye - foonhoH thp nlace ius 5 LU J-1C JL a av* v?- w _ __? w n time, passengers say. 'Mr. Munson personally directed tli? emoval of the injured, all of whon . ere taken to a Cordele hospital ome being transferred to Macon to light. The track will be blocked fo nother 12 hours, and all throug] rains are being detoured. Dead: Carson Ingram, 12 year Id, son of postmaster at Buckhead 'a.: two negroes, names unknown. Seriously injured: Conductor En ,ene Brown, Macon; W. H. Phillips ~ ~ ^ r ^ IT Ima. Ga.: ur. v. u. naivaj u, ni cl kjj 'a.; J. W. Weaver. Buckhead, Ga.; E Brown. Watkinsville, Ga.; F. G "arner, flagman, ?iacon; T. E. Rob rts, Knoxville. Tenn. face and heai ut and bruised. MTNIC1PAL LICENSES DI E. Must be paid at once to the treasur r of the city council and avoid th lenalty. John R. Scurry. City Treasurer. NOTICE OF ELECTION IN WHEEL A N i) SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 31. Whereas, one-third of the residen lectors and a like proportion of th esldent freeholders of the age o 1 years, of Wheeland school disric so. 31. of the county of Newberrv trite of South Carolina, have filed eiiiion with the County Board o * > ^ [ SPECIAL NOTICES. One Cent a Word. No ad? vertisement taken for lest > than 25 cents. ?several hogs weighing about 100 to l?5 pounds. See us before you sell any kind of cattle or i , nogs. The Castj Grocery, rl. M. Lane 1 & Co. Phone 110 or 212. 1: 9-5-tf. r j ) ! FOR SALE?House and lots corner of TT 4. ri 1U T narrmgiuii i-'iiu v^o.i.uuuu oncci.a. uw. * containing nearly four acres of 1 ; land, divided int<$ building lots or as } j a whole. 0??ers\ considered by Mrs. 4 . j Jerome Bruce. \v ^ I ' 12-5-1 tawtf X g|| I I fl , SALESMAN WANTED?$75.00v, per month and all expenses to begin/ xjfl -! Experience not absolutely necessary. j Take orders from dealers for ciga- 1 rettes; cigars; snuff; smoking and ' "1- " ? A-.Ua D/\nn pAmno ?TT unewmg cuuaucus. jtciiul. ^uuijjau/, . I Station 0., New York, N. Y. | 12-9-2m. t CAH FOR HIKE?Large touring car, t careful driver?calls promptly answered. Phone 300?(Mower's ga- J rage. 1-2-tf. ' 1 i ' SAY WHAT ABOUT THAT laundry work? Anne 0. Ruff can have it L done first class for you. Give it'to her. Phone 84. x [ I POULTRY WASTED?Hens, 10 cents | per poqnd, chicks, 12 cents. Highest i \ prices for eggs. Player & Graham. 4 9-12-tf. r . WANTED?Reliable business roan who contemplates buying automo- J9 bile to represent Lyons-Knight cars Xewberry county. Splendid oppor- ^ t unity. Particulars write E. H. Palmer 57 Broad St., Charleston, S. C. l-2-4t. ! ON' ACCOUNT of the serious illness of my mother, I will be in my office L j only three days out of each week, 1 I . Tnoodare Thnrsdav? and Satnrdavs. ? w_. Please remember the days. G. W. Connor, Optomerist. 1-6-tf. k ' Cabbatre Plants for sale $1.00 per thousand or 15 cents per hundred. T. A. Doinnck, Prosperity, S. C. - l-6-2t-ltaw-T Transfer Notice?Please do not call* me at phone 300, but call phone 95 or 373 for auto transfer. W. S. Melton. * l-8-2t. -j i ; Lumber for sale?Bills sawed to orj der. Write or phone J. C. Blair or G. P. Boulware, Newberry, S. C., R. iF. D. No. 4. l-9-2t 51 .Honey to Lend?Apply to M,ower & ' j Rvnum, attorneys. 8-9-2t I | | Small Beaded Basr containing pocket I j book with money and other valu- ^ ables lost between Klettner's store "*i and Helena. Liberal reward given I finder by Miss Henrietta Leonhirth. t y J Smiths Liver Pills?For the relief of f Torpid Liver, Sick' Headache, Biti riiT'j'iri occ! F>v<arpnsia a iuu:?ucoo? ? j ? X- T " Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Loss of sleep, Malarial Poison, etc. Price x per box 25 doses 25c. Mail orders solicited. P. E. Way, Druggist, 4 Newberry, S. C. l-I3-tu < 2 m f Education of Newberry County, South M Carolina, petitioning and requesting iH :'!iat an election be held in said school l e district on the question of levying a special annual tax of two mills to be - collected on the property located in " the said school district: JNow, therfore, the undersigned, e composing the County Board of New- J i berry County, South Carolina, do u e 1 hprphv order the Board of Trustees of J I the Wheeland School District No. 31 " j re hold an election on the question of' e j levying a two mill tax to be oollectu *1 on the property located in the said * > | school district, which said election | shall be held at Wheeland school a : house, in the said school district No. 1 : >1 on Tuesday, February 3, 1914, at s ! which said election the polls shall be [ ; . ' | opened at < a. m., and closed at 4 .! ). m. The members of tlie Board of i ... ~ i,' Trustees of said school district stia.il u | ict as managers of said election. On' ly such electors as reside in said J j school district and return real and T [1! personal property for taxation, and ' who exhibit their tax receipts and 1 registration certificates as required in I general elections shall be allowed to - {'-ote. Electors favoring the levy of e |- uch tax shall cast a ballot contain- A : "ng the word "yes" written or print- A 3 thereon, and each elector opposed o such lev\; shall cast a ballot con- fl ; raining the word "no" written or w * . i printed thereon. I Given under our hands and seal on t! Tanuary 12, 1914. e j * G. D. Brown, Jr., f : S. J. Derrjck, t! .T. S. Wheeler. r^.j County Board of Education for New-. a ! 'carry County. S. C. * f[ l-13-2t. / I d