The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, July 10, 1914, Page EIGHT, Image 8
ITKELY PKIiSONAL
Tlie Movements ?>f Jlany reople. Vw
bt'rrlaiis ami Th">e Who Visi:
>iMvi)Orry.
;.!is< Mar-c Davis reinracd T.ie-^a
l'rc-:n v:--t:nu r hiiives in Co!. )i.t.
.Mr. Robert Davis. of Now York,
visiting his fat .< ; . Mr. C. C. Davis.
Mr. S. S. Tiner. o. r*i<ar:a:iburg. wi
in the city Wednesday.
Eddie? Mishoe lias changed !-'-is ac
dress :ro:n Cool Spring to Ay nor. :
C.
Mr. Eugene 8. HIea.se attended
mooting in Columbia last Monday (
B'ease ifaders.
\
Messrs. Alan Johnstone. Jr.. an
F. \V. Cappleman are candidates i
Columbia f-r the legislature.
Mrs. C. F. Werts and children ai
visiting relatives at Batesburg an
Bamberg.
Rev. Martin spent Saturday an
Sunday in Newberry?Abbeville Pre*
and Banner. 8th.
Mrs. W. F. Wright*returned Satui
~ U ^ v. iVvftmn in T anronc r>r?ll n "
Ud V Ly 11 CI UVU?C 111 u?u<
after visiting relatives in Xewberr;
Mr. W. G. Peterson took in a trip t
Laurens as well as the meeting (
letter carriers.
Mrs. Bafttks Attaway and litt:
daughter Blanche, of Charlotte, ar
visiting lier aunt. Mrs. T. W. SmiCh.
/
Mrs. Frank G. iWright, of Washing
ton, is on a visit to her parents, D:
and Mrs. T. W. Smith.
Miss Kitty Mayes, of Newberry, i
the guest of Miss Claire Connor.Greenwood
Journal, 8th.
Mrs. James M. Bowers leaves toda
for Atlanta to visit her son, Mr. .Jame
a rawpts
Mrs. Wilbur K. Long and little so
are visiting in Atlanta ana othe
Georgia places.
Am >ng the Ne'vberrians at tie rnos
pital in Columbia are Miss Eliza Mc
Cullough and Miss Sue Johnson.
Mr. Ira T. Black, of Prosperity
spent Saturday in town witfi Mr> F
G. Crout.?St. Mat t r ews Record, Sth.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Aull an<
Mrs. A.D. Timmerman. of Dyson, wer
in the city Thursday.
Mrs. \V. S. Henry and children, c
Dr Ridder, La., are visiting her moth
,er, Mrs. Mary U. McGraw.
Col. Jno. F. Hobbs and 'family, o
New York, who are visiting relative;
at the old come, wer in the cit:
m-u
J il UI &UCLJ .
Mrs. J. P. Havird and daughter, lit
t'e Miss Ila Havird, of Mcintosh, Fla.
are visiting her relatives, Mr. and Mrs
Ben. A. Havird.
Miss Elizabeth .Coleman, cf B.airs
has been elected as one o; the assis
tant teachers in the Chester grade*
schools.
Mr. Robert Mo re arrived Saturda:
T-icif V>i? "\Tr and Mrs. '.VJ
C. Moore, and -returned Wednesday t<
Richmond. Ya.
Senat.r Aian Johnstone, executive
committeeman from Newberry attend
ed t':e meeting of the State Demo
cratic executive committee in Colum
bia Tuesday afternoon.
Editor W. H. Wallace, of the New
berry Observer, was appointed on th<
obituary committtee at tue meetin;
of the State Press association a
Chick Springs this xeek.
Misses Lucy Ward. Elizabeth Domin
lck, Alice Eaddy and Grace Huffington
of the Wintrop college summer schoo
facutly spent yesterday in Charlotte.Rock
Hiil Herald, 7th.
Mrs. W. H. Zeig^er and daughtei
little Miss Elizabeth, have returne
from a visit to her sister at Green
wood, her little son, Horace, bein
with his grandmother at Cameron.
The Rev. J. W. Carson attended th
meeting in Chester this week of th
ministers of the Associate Reforme
Presbyterian church of the first an
second presbyteries, which met fo
the purpose of arranging Sabbat
school and young people's Christia
union work.
After attending commencement ?
Vanderbilt university, her alma mate
including a fortnight's visit anion
her numerous friends in Nasavilh
Miss Anne D. .Jones was in attendanc
upon the Powe-Mauldin wedding a
bridesmaid in Greenville last week o
I'er way home.
The first arrival for the conventio
was W. K. Wallace, editor of Th
' A;>r,AT-- nr An o r\ f f h a })A<
i\ewwcn J WUSC1 >ci, uav- V'i ?
semi-weekly papers in the Stat
I\lr. Wallace is one of the old men
bers of" the association and is a faitt
ful attendant upon its meetings ^
Press convention notes in Greenviii
I*iedmont. 6th.
^ Mrs. G G. DeWalt, oi Pr.spent:
fe.
'a ,*' two gravida-.:'-liters, Misses .Joui
' ])<'\Y-iIt H in : and Alvra II 111- j ty g
.iter, o: the >ame arrived in j borr
V, aii::i: i ii ;ay afternoon. and will j ^
1 spt.-r.d .-o:ne weeks here at the home of:v:
Vr and Mrs. H. C. Busch. Mrs. De- | , .
. L'iilil
; Wall has spent previous suaniier sea- .
i -;oas a r.\ and her friends are always; r ..
j r I
(kliu ;tcu at ..er returii.?Walhalla j
; Ccun* r. Mh. >
I ('<
.
LS; VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
! cl:i y
Todav is the big dav. Hear the |. i...
; J <*<1-!
sp-.-e hes of the senatorial candidates, j tj,e
~ i I
i ? j
A lady says the trip around the imai
world was tine. I ?on
a rnii
y Win tar op daughters will mee^ with ! crnj
j Miss Gertrude^ Reeder Friday after-j so
' noon at 4 o'clock. j wje
Senator Smith's supporters in New- F r0
! ( orrir oorryncirnr rrv ririp him on a L<iui
k'^1 i j clx ^ ui vv-f |
bale o'. cotton to the speaking. Vae as 1
"e wagon is to be decorated with signs. fror
^ In the large list of corporations failing
to pay the license fee, as publishid
ed by the comptroller general, there ^
>s is none from Newberry. 1)re'
you:
A blush is sometimes the hand writ- ass?
r- j ing of nature to show -that modesty j ^ea]
c i ariH nnritv dwells within.?Spartan- j qqtv
'' r - I
y'. burg Journal. Glad to hear that, as I urcj.
some people think it a sign of guilt. ton
)f The breeze by the electric fans at won
the Arcade c~;mes from ice in the back acce
e end of the building?ice from the Far- *ege
mers Oil mill. Leslie looks to the 011 *
comfort of the crowds. pers
on (
The Woman s Home and Foreign r
>" OjL t1
? missionary society of the Church of
r. autc
the Redeemer will meet at the home of
i Mrs. E. R. Hipp next 'Monday after-1 /
is noon, Juiy 14, at 5:30 o'clock.
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! Postmaster J. W. Dunovnnt under- {cie^
went a slight operation at Magdalene ceer
y hospital this morning.?Chester N>ws. lo j
s Postmaster W. A. Hill underwent the ! iyjjss
operation of having his salary raised | p(
n a hundred dollars.
r | The climate of Georgia and South
Carolina was alnr:st tropical several.
i- | million years ago.?-News paragraph. [
- j Needn't go that far back. If is
wasn't tropical here during the lute ente
hot spell we don't want to feel the real; ar a
thing. | at t;
- / - . ' city.
l iie postmaster or anotner it'wu j
-j; sends word to The Herald and f
e News is not deliverable to a certain j by *
colored subscriber because said sub- i
scriber is on the chaingang. Good were
enough reason for tre non-delivery or was
" j vlie paper. Afte
taini
AVe are glad to learn that a bag crea
01 salt standing where there is a
smell of fish will absorb the aroma.? jje ^
Chester News. The smell of stale
i'isii is not pleasant 'aroma," rather a
" hdd odor, but it is good that salt j g
' will absr.rb it. | q.
There was a terrific hail storm ex- ercis
tending from Yorkville to Rock Hill schc
and from there to Charlctte last night. July
" The crops are said to be badly damag- pron
1 ed.?Chester News, 7th. It was the vitet
same in portions of Newberry and oth- aftei
Y ; er parts of the State. talk:
i According to the official reclasf^'fi- 13 > '
3 cation of presidential postoffice there ^av'
nas been an increase in receipts from
e i the Newberry office sufficiently large
_ to warrant an increase in the salary
_ of Postmaster Hill from $2,300 to $2,- -v*rs,:.j0
! APri
She
At Summer Bros.' clothing store we j da^.g
. saw a lot of old papers, among them j
e a deed of 100 acres of land to Jo?iin j
I J Adam Epting, Sr., by his excellency
I i James Glenn, Esq., governor, in 1754.
I T.:e handwriting, which was beauti-j frier
fully executed, is as plain as when re- j
corded. * I A _
L, A p
1 When want cf beauty of person is 'A
_ combined with a grouchy tempera- A p
ment and overwhelming vanity, you W
have a combination in woman 'hateful
^ to gods and men.?Spartanburg Jour- X_w
nal. "Ain't is so?" "It sure is." Excuse
us please. Xewiberry has no S":
g ?
such. We have seen them elsewhere. And
/
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At a meeting of the State board of i
e
oYamir.erc in P/vlnmhiQ Wpri- I
o ill ? ' vv? I
< glee
d i nesday a list of these who .iad sucI
cessfully passed the examinations
d . , : God
J was given ou*. Aincag tne names are
! the following: J. L. Duckett. Kinards;
! R. L. Mayes, Newberry: J. K. Wicker,
Q
'Newberrv: C. H. Workman, Chappells.
^ | There will be an all day service at rpj
I Beta-el Baptist church next Sunday,
r i our
' - the 12th. .The forenoon will be devoi- r. ,,
g | (. oil
i ed to a iChildrens' Day exercise by the ; h
c' Sunday school. There will be ad-i...
:e i 11 c
! dresses in tae afternoon by the fol- i m
LS J i J
I lowing, Messrs J. M. Davis, W. H.
11 see*
S^unt and Dr. E. P. Jones. T-e public ,
opij'
is cordially invited.
tion
A high tribute was paid to a girl if | the
te
^ this city by some one who knew her. j the
It was amout in these words: "She is i not
6
the greatest comfort to her mother, j M
relieving her of much cf the house j and
1 1 xnd kitchen work. Then ?he is handy Con
' with the- needle and can make gar- fT.lei
' 1 nr^nts and keep them in order. She toge
j does^ail this cheerfully without ever [
1 uttering "2h~-fipmp!aint."?-Spartanburg '
/ '
This fits some La;:r *ns < ->;jn- *
iris, and no doi bi sonic in New
y. we arc glad to say.
veil singers and dancers, the
Hon sisters. at he opera no ;s" t nine
oi' this week. ai. eraom ;.n i
1t.
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.i j?. . -eyi?io:i.. ii e i \?(3 luuvr-,
:
imiden I>;at!i o: ( ?;It?re?i Woman.
)ronor F. -\1. Lindsay, accompanied (
Mr. .J. A. Lindsay, went Wednes- s
to .Mr. Godfrey Harmon's Benfieid 1
\
c iii Xo. ; township i> investigate '
sudden death o*l" a colored wo- (
i, Frances Gary*. Tae woman had . 1
o Wednesday morning to teed the :v
e and was shucking c in in the ,A
when she died. Remaining away , ^
long a search was made for her, ! ^
n she was found as above stated. 1
i ,
m what he saw and heard Coronor 1 1
' 1
n nAAACCO T* V I 1
asav muugiJi jui v uuhw.'Cos?i.'i <
i was evident doatli had resu'tedj11
n natural causes.
gainst a Girl of His Ovrn Color. i.c
s Tilt Herald and News goes to j
5S the case of Ben Williams, a!;
ng negro cf this city, for a criminal *
mlt is being given a preliminary *
ring 'before Magistrate J. >C. 1
- ~ I
ipie. Williams was airesieu oaiiy
a-ternoon by Officer W. S. Meland
jailed, along with a colored i
lan, Anna Belie Porter, as an (
;ssory to the crime. Williams is ai- 11
d to have perpetrated the offense j ^
Friday night and it was against the ! c
;on of a young girl cf his own race,
Sol. George Johnstone's place out g
own, tie parties going there in an a
mobile. e
Change in Date of Meeting. f
:ie Junior Division Missionary so- v
j of Central Methodist church has e
1 ch^iged from Saturday July 11, {
'riday, July 10. It will meet with ! v
; Elizabeth White. a
smember the change. c
May Tarrant, t
^ Recording Secretary. t
C
Lawn Party. s
isses Lillie Mae and Marie Moore irtained
about To of their friends 1<
lawn party on Tuesday evening r
heir home in the suburbs of the
\ I
le guests were received at Ue door b
diss Marie Moore and Mrs. L. I. j v
ock. After a short chat the guests ! o
^ ushered to the lawn where punch ! a
Ktr ri'icc! Anna Tliplcprt I t
5C1 V CU U J .'iico >? ?>-? ? wr
changing the couples and enter- r
ng them in various ways, ice o
m and cake was served by Misses
i Wicker, Mary Lou Bullock, Lil- i
lae and Estelle Moore. h
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>ews From O'Neall. n
:ial to The Herald and News.
Xeall, July 9.?There will be ex- ii
>es by the children and Sunday e
ol of Bethel Baptist church on t
12. Opens at 10:30 o'clock q
nptly. T.ie public is cordially in- f,
1 to attend. Dinner on the grounds t
.
* which will be serveral helpful t
s on t':.e lay mens movement given 3
Ir. W. H. Hunt, Dr. J .nes and Mr.
is, all of Newberry. 1
I
I)e.ith of Mrs. Nolan Hiser. e
anice Riser, daughter of Mr. and
J. Burr Connelly, was born c
il 5, 1897, and died June 29, 1914. f?
was 17 years, two months and 24
; old. She was married to Nolan
r December 14, 1913. She leaves [
nd to mourn her death a husband, Is
c
er and mother, five sisters, five jv
hers and a 'host of relatives and | v
ids. jd
. !t:
.
recious one from us is gone, jc
voice we loved is stilled,
lace is vacant in our home
ilich never can be tilled.
t
. fond narents. cease your mourn- ! 0
ing/
:e is safe in heaven above,
is basking in the sunlight
: God's glory and his love.
c
p on. dear Eunice, and take thy j '
rest, j L
called you home. Ke thought it j "
T*
best.
Rer Parents. 11
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Ail Day Service at Colony.
lie Rev. Jno. C. Seegers, D. D., o: |
Southern Theological seminary,
imfoia, will preadh at Colony
rch on next Sunday morning at v
>'clock. J 3
:ie people will gladly hear Dr. j
*ers at that time aua we take this ; v
jrtunity to give a hearty invita- j g
to all tiie members and friends of /
church. Dr. Seegers ranks among !
best preachers in this country. Do 11
fail to hear him at that time. j d
iiere will be dinner on the ground S
I
fine addresses in the afternoon. J 5
ie to this fine occasion with well j t
i baskets arid let us enjoy the day . p
;ther. ' h
V. S. Shealy. ' b
Pastor. | G
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1{. L. ( . CONVENTION. ;
> 11} I IK'lf iVt?*. I
<i> '
I k*f? NV\v berry .July 1. for tin- R. I,. 1
convention. i stopped over in Lauens.
Th'Tr i s-iv, ni> old army friend.
). G. Thompson and otiu-r friends. I
pent :) > night and was joint1:! the 1
lext morning at the dep t bv T. E. i
Yicker, A. [I. Eddy and ^ ancy Dick rt.
We arrived at Spartanburg about
i> o'clock Thursday morning and
vere met at t'.ie depot by H. G. Crim. 1
vho gave us a 2]ad hand of welcome. |
,Ve were carried to the Oregon hotel,
rhere wo secured rooms during tno
neeting. -We took a street cai tor the
)ark where our meeting was to be
leld. We had tae address of welc-inej
iiid responses and then adjourned for
linner.
In the a^terroon the conevntion got j
lown to businss.
In the morning session of the third
ve were addressed by Hon. F. H.
iyatt, Hon. E. J. Watson, Hon. D. E.
-*- * 1 TT \\r T7t I ^
1 liiicy cinu iiuii. w. r. oicvcuouu. m
he aitern-on we were addressed by
ion. J. T. Johnson.
D. R. Fletcher was reelected presdent,
Thos. A. Black, vice president;
1 M. Mack was relected secretary and
reasurer; J. Lvi. Turbeville, B. I. j
foung and J. T. Holland, executive I
:-nnnittee.
The lollowing were elected dele,ates
to the national convention: Horce
Crosson, H. G. Crim, D. R. Fletch
t, T. E. Wicker, J. E. Johnston.
Tii-e next place oi meeting will be j
"lorence in 1915. The parting hymn I
vas sung and the convention adjournd.
Spartanburg certainly entertained
is handsomely and H. G. Crim did
11 in his power for the welfare of the
arriers. We left Spartanburg over {
he C. C. and 0. railway for Erwin,!
.'enn.y as the guests of the city of j
Ipartamburg. I am not able to decribe
the scenery on the trip but it
i certainly grand and inspiring. We !
jft on the return trip at 5 o'clock and |
eat'.ied Spartanburg at 10 o'clock.
The only carrier who got locked up j
am s rry to say that he is from New- !
erry county. Ask Yancy Dfckert j
/hat he did for an alarm clock? One:
r" our carriers went to the postoffice\
nd asked for his mail, tiie postmas- i
er asked for what name. The car- '
ier told him of course his name was !
n the back of the letter.
(The convention was the best we !
ave ever had and our membership ;
as increased To per *ent. About one- !
alf of the carriers cf the State are I
lem'bers now.
,.Ve left Spartanburg Sunday morn- I
tig for tome and on reaching Laur- j
.
ns we found we could not leave un- !
il lu o'clock. The writer went to !
iray Court with Bro. J. E. Johnston j
or dinner and we had a dinner long ,
o be remembered. Then we took the !
rain for Newberry and got home ai j
: 20 o'clock.
W. G. Peterson, T. E. Wicker, j
"hompson Shealy, W. H. Eddy, Yancy :
)ickert, B. B. Webb and Thos. Chalm- !
rs attended toe meeting.
We hope tha,. every carrier in the
ounty will join the association bemAAfinc
in 1 Q1 n
Jit" Hie lUCCUUfl 141 AVAV,
Sunday School Workers.
The faculty of the Lutheran Sunday j
chool normal for workers in South I
:arolina, ( a training /school for
aachers and superintendents of Sunay
schools which was in session here ,
his week), was made up almost en- j
irely cf Columbians, as follows:
Mrs. E. C. Cronk ?nd 'Mrs. Bell stu- j
ies in child life; Mrs. M. 0. J. Kreps !
i charge of the primary Bible study; |
he Rev. H. A. McCullough a series j
i talks on methods of teaching jun- i
3v and senioi grades; the Rev. A. G. J
'oi.gt, D. D.. course of lectures on the '
iible with intimate studies of selected |
ections; the Rev. E. C. Cronk. D. D., j
ourse of instruction in missions. Sun- J
ay schol organization and music in j
he Sunday school. The Rev. John C.!
leegers. D. D.. the Rev. John W. Ho- I
ine, D. D.. and the Rev. G. E. Weltler,
D. D.. lecture Tuesday, Wednes- !
ay and Thursday nights, respectively, j
."he Rev. E. J. Sox lecture in the
norning.
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Personals.
Mr and ?lrs. Jones, of Indiana, are ;
isiting Mrs. Jones parents. Mr. ana \
.Irs. R. T. Caldwell.
Misses Sara and Carolyn Caldwell
vill leave on Monday to spend the
ummer at Hendersonville.
?
Newberry county is extremely for- !
unate. Its present able legislative
elegatior.?Dr. C. T. Wyche, George
i
!. Mower and Arthur Kfbler?ar^ all j
tanding f r re-eiecnon, wr.icn ::;eaii? <
hat all of them will be re-elected. !
Y.tt'er i: any counties in the Stat**
ave stronger representation in t"e
\gisiature than Newberry county?
rreenville Piedmont.
M A TOTE N T
O; ,Ik* ( oiulition <?i TV Farmers
i'a?;K. Located at < liajvpells, S. ( .,
;:J I !< I i ol iiiis.?; >>, Ji'.ne
i:sl l.
liesoarces.
l oan sain! discounts ? 22.."S.s.40
Overdrafts
Furniture and fixtures .. .. l.t>5ti.2ii
Hankins v.ouse 2.181.72
Due from banks and bankers
2.361.07
Currency 2?>&.0u
Gold 322.50
S'lver and other minor
coin 1S3.54
Checks and cash items .... 3-">7.06
Total $ 29,956.82
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in ...$ 10,000.00
Surplus fund ... .< 175.00
Undivided profits, less current
expenses and taxes
paid 2,362.09
Individual deposits subject
to check 8,209.23
Time certificates of deposit
2,207.40
Cashier's checks 3.10
Bills payable, including certificates
for money borrowed
7,000.00
Total $ 29,956.82
si a m; ut< buu iTi uakuliI^na,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY, ss.
Before me came E. SL. Cook, Cashier
of the above named bank, who, being
duly sworn, says that the above
and foregoing statement is a true
condition of said bank, as shown by
the books of said bank. %
E. L. Cook,
Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 7th day of July, 1914.
J. R. Irwin,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
W. O. Holloway,
W. A. Webb, ?
J. L. Holloway,
v Directors.
> o. 6994.
STATEMENT
Of the Condition of The Peoples >"ational
Bank, at Prosperity, in the
.?e 4--u .?+
iiiftic (M nuuiu laiuuua* ?i mc viu?c
of Business June 30, 1914.
Kesonrees.
Loans and discounts $172,031.15
Overdrafts secured and unsecured
463.14
\
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation
! 6,250.00
Stock in Federal reserve
bank, none; all ether
stocks 4,967.95
Banking house, furniture
and fixtures 3,429.09
Other real estate owned.. 1,015.67
uua iiom -NctLiuua.1 uaima
(not reserve agents) ... 652.22
Due from approved reserve
agents 14,508.83
Checks and other casii items 57.34
Notes of other National .
banks 220.00
(Fractional paper currency,
nickels and cents 131.27
Lawful money reserve in
bank, viz :
Specie 7,751.40
Legal tender
notes 1,000.00? 8,751.40
Redemption fund with U.
S. treasurer, (5 per cent.
of circulation) 312.50
Total $212,790.60
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in $ 25,000.00
Surplus fund 3,500.00
Undivided profits. less current
expenses and taxes
paid 5,333.34
National bank notes outstanding
6,250.00
Due to other National
hsnL-<s 167.51
Dividends unpaid 48.00
Individual deposits subject
to check ... 167,423.39
Cashier's checks outstanding
68.36
Bills payable, including obligations
representing
money borrowed 5,000.00
Total 5212,790.60
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY, ss.
I, R. T. Pugh, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
R. T. Pugh,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 8th day of July, 1914.
A. B. Wise,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
D. B, Cook,
W. P. Tugh,
T. A. Bominick,
Directors.
SPECIAL NOTICES. ^
One Cent a Word. No ad- I
vertisement taken for ieat
than 25 cents.
Wiiiifes! To b ;y old libraries, old and
sec- lid-hand b Oks. large or small
ciiianiirie-', also very old newspapers, 4
steel engravings ;jnd tire arms. Ye ;i
O.d liook iho;j, lis Pa it on Avenue,
* e.U /vtfil 1 \' !
I UICII |
T-lu-41.
I i-or Sale?A complete and up to date 1
; ; hospital equipment consisting >of |
io:>jrating table, surgical instru-* |
'ments, hospital beds, etc. Have been
used but little and are in good ser- ^
viceable condition. For terms and
descriitti n apply to J. G. White En-%
gineering Company, Parr, S. C.
On .he first of August Dr. G. W. Connor
leaves Newberry to make his < '
home in Greenwood. If you 'have
any work to be done in his line
please call at his office and he will
take pleasure in giving your eyes a J
thorough test. All examinations |
without charge from noV.on until |
he leaves here for Greenwood. [
7-7-td. v I
Fresh Brfead Duily from two different
bakeries, fruits, vegetables, crackers
plain and sweet of all varieties,
I canned goods of every description;
in fact, everything kept in an upto-date
grocery store, w.ith fresh
meats also. W. H. Lominack & Son.
7-7-3t. - i
100,000 feet good dry lumber for sale,^|
sawed by M. T. Oxner. Write R. C. '
Perry, Newberry, S. C.
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r~ 11 ? ??
i0H. Boyd JUcobs?Graduate veterinarian,
Newberry, S. C. Phones 2 and
257. 7-3-4t
Wanf aH A 4- /\r?/!A trAii?np
T uuivu JIUUU5 ilXCJLL lUi .a.UL
tcmobile business. Big pay. We
make you expert in ten weeks by mail.
Pay us after we secure you 1
position. American Automobile Institute,
Los Angeles, Cal. 7-3-10t
Lumber for Sale?Lot good dry pine
lumber. Framing and boards. For
prices write or phone W. I. Herbert, .
Xewoerry, S. C., F. F. D. 4, phone / i
No. 2711. 6-30-2t
Agents Wanted?We want a reliable
man or woman in Newberry to look *
after renewals and new subscriptions
to Metropolitan, "The Livest
Magazine in America." The work
may be done in spare time?a few
hours each week. Liberal pay for
whatever time is put in. No investment
or bond required, no previous
experience necessary. Full instructions
and supplies sent free.- Give
two references. Desk 14, Metropoli- m
ton Magazine, New York. -i
6-23-4t. J
Just Keeeivdd car Ellwood Wire Fenc- i
ing any height from 24 to 58 and 2 1
to 12 inch mesh. Also wire gates.
Johnson-McCrackin Co.
Wanted?Active representatives . in
every community earn from $50 to
$150 monthly representing the only
magazine published in the interest
of Southern women. An extraordinary
liberal proposition for ambltious
people. Turn your spare mo-jmm
ments into dollars. Write for fulMgli
particulais today. Southern
man's Magazine, Nashville, Tenn. S '
Keeps Right after the flies. Our Fly
Swatters, etc., will kelp you to keep V
your house clear of these pests. Rob- ?
inson's 10c. Stores. ^
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Kuggies ana Wagons?To make room- m
for nearing shipment "^e are sell- ^
ing Reek Hill buggies and Pied
mont wagons at greatly reduced
prices. Special prices on Cans
seed also. Let us show you our
I stock. We guarantee satisfaction.
Purcell & Scott. 5-8-tf.
My Percion Stalion *Fi-Fi" will mak?
Jiis stand this seasen at Quattle- ^
baum's stable, Prosperity. Fee $20.
B. L. Miller. 4-3-tf.
WANTED?several nogs weighing
about 100 to 125 pounds. See ns be!
fore you sell any kind of cattle or
nogs. The Cash Grocery, tl. M. Lan*
& Co. Phone 110 or 212.
9-5-tf.
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Poultry Wanted?Hens 10 cents per * >
pound; frying 17 l-2c. Hignes:
prices for eggs. Player & Graham.
9-12-tf.
pi onf Va? 'ialo KFintor no KVio era *-r\
mate, beet, carrot, kale, lettuce,
okra, prize taker onion, oyster pla^t,
parsley, parsnip, hot and bell peppers;
prices reasonable. Phone or
call Newberry Hotel, C. P. Peliam.
6-23-tf. J
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