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I A compi* A Toi TOYS, D I Bring the and i See the SOTICE OF ELE1THOS. iXotlce is hereby given that the town council of Xewberry, S. C., wil- hole ^ an election oh Tuesday, December Hb 1914, o'clock >. m.. tor th.:- p:ir rose ci electing the fo: losing ol'H Clerk and treasurer ar a salary o: Chief of police at a salary of $33.33 Four policemen at a salary of if per mantii eao . f- One policeman -for the Newberry Cotton mills at a salary of $-0 i month. One street superintendent at a saiL ary of $55 a month. One -amplighter and janitor at a salary of $"25 a month. Two hose-wagon drivers at a salarv m cf $5 per week each. W A city attorney at a salary of $200 a year, which includes all fees. The clerk and treasurer will be reQuired to give bond for the :aithful BT performance of his duties in the sum ^ of SI0.000. The c&ief of oolice will be required to give bond for ti'.ie faithful R performance of his duties in the sum ot $1,000 and each policeman will b V lequired to give bond for the faitb.ul F performance of his duties in the sum of $500. Applications must be filed with the r clerk and treasurer by 7 o'clock p. m. I>ecember 29, 1914. For further information, apply to tfce clerk and treasurer. Z. F. Wright, Mayor. l J. R. Scurry, A OlArV anrf TrAasnrpr W\ td. STAjTE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. Court of Common Pleas. Frank R. Hunter, Plaintiff, against Jofhn 'C. Halfacre, Eunice J. Halfacre Hipp, Ruth Amelia H^facre, Mary Frances Halfacre, Lula Neel LHalfacre, Huldah Elizabeth Halfacre. C. M. Efird, Tresurer of the United pynod of the Evangelical Lutheran church of tfr.e South and W. Frank Hipp, Defendants. By ivirtue of an order herein I will sell before the court house door at .Newberry, S. C., on salesday in January, 1915, the same being the 4tih day thereof, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder, tl'ae following described tracts of land, to wit: All that tract of land in Newberry county, South Carolina, containing one ? i *r*. *yr\^i?Zii i "^3L*ir^? 1 A A M yes B( ste line of all ( g i of Pure OLLS, SILVER k s&rsrl \ ' Oil X t will take very !: time, if you other fellow \ iiAiinp TRADE hundred and ten (110) acres, more ?i : :ess. bounded on the north and south I by !ands of Mrs. Clara B. Matthews, . on tiie ast by lands of estate of James Henry, deceased, and cm the west by ; lanes of S. P. Crotwell. I Also, all that tract of lan.I in Xewb"rry county, South Carolina, contain: i.:.~ two hundred and ten (-10 > acres, more or less, bounded by lands of i Mrs. Mirv Xorris. John C. Xeel, , Fellers, .1. T. McCuHough and Mrs. ! Pettie Mim's. i ; Also, all that house and lot in the town of Xewberry, county of Xewberi r-\ State of South Carolina, containi ing seven-eightas (7-8) o- an acre, J * I more or less, bounded by Main (or ! Pratt) street, lot of J. H. Summer, lot ! i of Mrs. Sue Eptmg, and lot of Mrs. Mai'y P. Fant. I Terms of sale: One-third of the , purchase money to be paid in. cash an.-! | the balance on a credit of one anU j two years in equal installments, with iinterest from the day of sale on the { credit portion at the rate of eight per c nt per annum, payable annually; said credit portion to be secured by a ! bond of the purchaser and a mortgage j the premises and said bond and j mortgage to provide for ten per cent j attorney's fees in case of ccllection by | suit, action or foreclosure, and also j in the case of the house and lo'c in the town of Newberry to provide for insurance of same for tfce amount of said credit portion and an assignment of the policy of insurance to the mas ter as additional security; the purchaser to pay $200.00 on each of said tracts upon the acceptance of .'nis bid as an evidence of good faith, and in case he fails to do so the lands to be sold immediately at his risk. The purchaser will have leave to anticipate the credit portion in whole or in part. Purchaser to pay for papers and recording same, and also tine necessary revenue stamps. H. H. Rikard, Master. December IS, 1914. Death of Two lufauts. /The infant of Mr. and Mrs. -Jno. B. j Fellers, o' Oakland, died on Monday j anH was buried 011 Tuesday at Col- | ony. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Coward, died on Monday night at 10 o'clock, and was buried on Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 in Rosemont Cemetery, service by the Rev. Gobe Smith. The infant was one month old. * I I?iTii^wMaBiwii --jr?rag?Mnn?a B?M?awcuj?g?>11 Christmas article rown ups. Use k'MAoK ^ n JL 1^911 V^O WARE, CUT G make them hap ittle to make eac will buy it at M? first hut be i Tariety Stars HERE ANT . 1 ' TH i ? Gift Selec 1 r> A T*A11 V? yvioc ol^.rvr jjyj \uui viiilownao oaiuj. of the early wise and */ ! BUY JEWi j I We have just received th ed stock of holiday goods tion at prices heretofon No matter how inexpensr desire to purchase, there grand display just the a: Our entire store is a fount it , lj:J? 1:? ? tions in i,xie iiuuuay mie, a spected before they are be I P. C. Jeai JEWE Engraving Free. \ His Definition. A Liverpool teacher asked her class to write an essay on London. Later she was surprised to read the j following in one attempt: "The people of London are noted for their stupidity." The young author was asked how he got that idea. "Please, miss." was the reply, "it says in the textbook. The population of London is very dense!'London Answers. London's Old Cathedral. St. Paul's cathedral of London has I had a strange association with Are. j The first edifice on the present site was i erected iu <110 by Kthelbert, king of Kent, but in 10S7 this was destroyed by fire. Finally in K>(K>. when the great < tire devastated most of London, St Paul's was,wrecked, this being its fifth i tire. In 1073 the present church was j built by Charies 11. at a cost of more 1 than $7,500.t)00. ;s for the childr ful and orname: mdy at ll 1LASS AND JI my. They are :h child's heart r ayes9 Book and sure you con before you I ) GET AUT( ISIS )ping today. Join the rank lLRY here ie largest and best selectwhich are now on exhibi3 unknown to Newberry, /e or how costly a gift you is sure to be among this rticie you have in mind. ;ain head of happy inspira.nd the stock should be iniught. [is & Co., s. LERS. Repairing a Specialty. Another Way to Get Even. "I want to sue Dr. Blank for heavy j damages!" said tbe angry citizen entering the lawyer's office. "What has he done?" asked the attorney. "When he operated on me he left a pair of surgical scissors in me. How much can 1 sue him for?" "Oh. don't sue him at all," counseled the lawyer: "just send him a bill for storage."?Ladies' Home Journal. Strange Works to Him. The hostess asked the solid man of her guest list to take a talkative young woman in to dinner. The girl did her best to keep up the conversation, ranging from Wall street to the crops and back. Only once did the solid man desert the unfailing affirmative, and that was when she asked. "Do you like Beethoven's works?" "Never visited them," be replied. "What does he maaufacture?"?Argonaut * en and the your i ntal. 0 Cents a WELRY OF A not responsible m a 3 ? ejoice at mis ^ni Variety Store, ne to Mayes'' my. \ IUW II 0 VOTES V 1 veJO I (Tr? ST A Tuesday "ZUDORA Snoo) is "Zudora'\ Jan Harry Benham is the He This Master Seric Tuesday for twent The A1 Start with the first a Price 1 Oc to all. ! ________ Wh> not? "Mother," asked Tommy, "is it cor! rect to say that you "water a horse' when he is thirsty?" "Yes. my dear." said his mother. ITTT? 11 ?' T"^r>-.rv%Tf nistlrimv YtJlI. LUC 11, oniu 1VIXJLUJ, | a saucer, "I'm going to milk tbe e*t"?Ladies' Home Journal. Where He Drew the Line. Suburban Resident?It's simply fine to wake up in the morning and bear { the leaves whispering outside your 1 window. City Man?It's all right to hear the leaves whisper, but I never could stand hearing the grass mown.? London Tit-Bits. * Coming Across. / Hampton ? Dinwiaaow tola me nis I family is a very old one. They were one of the first to come across. Rhodes?Not at the grocer's.?Judge. i Honors come by diligence, riohe# : spring from economy.-Da v1?4 1 ss3i' ?-?-? ? IP* folks anrl Pound I iLL KINDS 1 for the war 1 ristmas 1 Bonk and 1 d? Mark) ' RTS Dec. 22 A A ' ~ i.1. - ? rl'l> ? "? ^ is cne new ? ruinnuuscr s eri al. Margaret I tes Cruze is the Vifflan, ro. il will appear every y weeks at :: :: ICADE nd see every episode. Evening^nd^t^fht^^ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will make final settlement o! the estate o S. A. Hunter, deceased, in the probate court for Newberry County, State of South Carolina, on i T m*i, mir ~ ? 11 oaiuruav, January uiu, i.viu, ai j.j. o'clock in the forenoon, and will immediately thereafter apply to the judge of probate of Newberry county for a final discharge. All persons indebted to the said estate will make immediate settlement with the undersigned. and all persons holding claims against the said estate will present the same duly attested. A. H. Hawkins, Executor. l$-18-4t.-ltaw. For Weakness and ??oss of Appetite Hi? ?' a?'sL W.?.WU? (vuiiiu ucucumuoK ionic, SROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out M?luria and builds up the system. A true tonic tads are Appetizer. For aanlts and children.