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TWO ACCIDENTS NEAR SAME SPOT One of Nine Occupants of Autsmobile Believed to be Fatally Injured. The State. Clinton, Oct. 15.?Two accidents \ 1 occurred within one mil of Dover Jmnction here this afternoon, about Three hours later a train on the Co"was wrecked, resulting in injury to two passengers and the fireman. Three hous later a train on the Columbia, Newberry and Laurens line struck an automobile containing nine passengers^ One occupant of the car is believed to have been fatally injured. The accidents occurred almost at the same spot. Train No. 5, southbound Seaboard Testibule to Atlanta, was wrecked three miles from here today shortly -in. _ i -'-1 1_ J ? ? _ V? *uver i u ciuvis. oxiu a.? a ic^un, im^ ipefscms were hurt, alth&ijgh. none was killed. The mail and express cars left the track, although all occupants escaped without injury. The negro fireman, Jim Haddon jumped and was seriously hurt, although it is thought !he will recover. John Yates, the engineer, remained at his post and escaped injudy. Two passengers, C. F. Rossman of Pittsburgh and C. F. Smith of Mountville, w^ere both hurt. They w?r rushed to the hospital here th1' u ternoon and was given every a n n. -It is stated toy the physicians <both. will recover. A turned rail v the cause of the wreck. The train was being pulled by Engineer John Yates and was in charge of Conductor W. 'As. Lane. As soon as the message was received here, medical attention was rushed to the scene and everything possible was done for the relief and comfort of the injured. The p'atients brought here this afternoon are resting quietly tonight and none is reported fatally injured. Thp spmnd accident of the day oc curred about three hours later within a half mile of the scene of the Seaboard wreck when tra;u No. 53, Columbia, iXewberry & Laurens passenger to Charleston, ran into an automobile with nine passengers at a grade crossing. The car attempted to cross the track as the train was approaching and was completely wrecked as a result. Ellen Doug lass sustained a fractured skull and will probably die. The other eight passengers were hurt, although none seriously and will probably recover. All were taken to the hospital here this afternoon, where they are toeing given every possible medical attention. The passengers were citizeus of the Clinton mill village and were on their way to services at Hurricane church when the colision occurred. MAIL CLERK HURT IJT ROYSTER WRECK A. Y. Willis, postal clerk, was painfully hurt last night -and a dozen or more passengers shaken up and slightly bruised when Atlantic Coast Line train, No. 53, collided "with some freight cars in the Royster yards. Mr. Willis was rushed to the Baptist hospital. Surgeons say that he -will be out "within a day or two, as his injuries consist in contusions on the face and forehead. J. A. Thweatt, the baggage master, escaped with minor injuries. The engineer and j The^S^n: jT - i/ drinke tj self of tl if biliousnes 1/ and other I come fron I in^, is to ?\ nn/4 iica i pure fo k lNSI "Tu I ;ireman saved themselves by jumping. This same train earlier in the day struck an automobile just out of Clinton, when two of the passengers were jadly hurt, one of them possibly fatally. Conductor Heinsburger was in charge of the train in both accidents. A change of engines had been made m coiumoia. isngmeer crauui and Mac Cannon, the negro fireman, , on the engine in the last wreck were i bruised from jumping. Their injuries ( were slight, but another crew was dispatched when the train left for Charleston later in the evening. The train pulled out of the terminal station one hour late, having been delayed by the Clinton accident. No change was made in equipment. The train left at 8:47 o'clock last night after a delay of two hours, incident to clearing the track. A. A. Richardson, chief game warden, and A. A. Berley and W. J. Fanning assistants, were on the train, going to Georgetown, where certain cases of violation of fish laws were to have been called this morning. All three members of the party were suffering from bruises and cuts. YICTIM SUCCUXBS TO 1>JUEY The State. Clinton Oct. 16 Mrs. Ellen Douglas, who sustained a froctured skull yesterday when a passenger train-on ! the Columbia, Newberry & Lauren* line struck a car in which she was riding, died here last night at the hospital. -'After being struck she never regained consciousness and lived oniy a few hours. The other eight passengers who were in the c.:r with her t at the time of the accident are badly bruised but all will probably recover, I according to a statement given out this morning from the physicians in charge. The inquest was held this morning by Coroner Hairston. There were J several eye witnesses to the accident, and according to their testimony the riftnoll train and car were miming po.i?nc.i i v;itfc each other up to the time they reached the crossing. As the car attempted to pass the crossing the engine caught it on the front end and completely whirled the machine around, throwing out all of the occupants. Had the car been struck I sauarelv in all probability <all nine passengers would have been killed. The driver failed to see the train until it was almost on him, and immediately threw on his brakes but was caught on the crossing. The two passengers hurt in the Seaboard wreck yesterday and brought 'here to the hospital are rest- j ing well and their condition was reported this morning as improving. The negro fireman who was badly hurt was carried to his home at Abbeville. The wreck was cleared last night and after several hours' delay all Seaboard trains are now running on regular schedule. . 'Possums Are Coming In. Green wod Journal. 'Possums for the big feast which will be given on Friday night, November 10th, 'by the local T. P. A's. are coming in. A colored man delivered nine marsupials to Capt. F ! S. Evans, in charge of the commis' isary 'department, this morning, i About 50 'possums will help fatten at? vjii tut? uili \JL 1A1W. A % * sible Way^ r_ _ . rr . ior a coiiee r to rid himtie headaches, >s, heart flutter ills that often a coffee drinkquit coffee 1 the delicious od drink? rANT POST! lere's a Reason v At Grocers QUALITY THE MOST ESENTIALf THIX? IN LIVE STOCK ______ Farm and Fireside, the national farm peper, says about lire stock: "Quality becomes more essential to profit in live-stock farming each; KPAsnrt When labor, land and feed! were cheap it was possible to realize a profit on lire stock of an: inferior J grade, but with the present iigh cost of these production factors and a con- ^ stant discrimination on the market:' against the 'scrub' it has become evident that the greatest profit can be expected only from live stock of good quality. It may be possible for the feeder or dealer to make a profit on inferior live stock if he is able to buj it sufficiently cheap and sell and sell naimllr- anmwvnft haa not 4Ul^AlJy 'U U L uouv***; realized the greatest possible profit; when a scrub goes to market. If it j is not the feeder, it is the man who produced the animal." One of those mules with horse sense pulling the oil wagon stepped on Mr.! i Jack Gregory's foot and cut it severe-' ly, although there was no sense in! that. iWhat makes it worse is that! it was the lazy mule which did the i damage. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. j Sims G. Brown, Eugene C. Brown, Carolus B. Brown, and Annie C. Davis, Plaintiffs, gainst William R. Brown, John L. Brown, J. C. Brown, Allen Brown and Bry-' son Brown, Defendants. Pursuant to an Order of Court, here-; in, 1 will cell to the highest bidder j within the legal hours of sale, be-1 fore the Courthouse at Newberry, 3. j C., on Monday, salesday, November 6, j 1916: All that tract or plantation of land lying and being situate in Township Number 2, County of Newberry, State of South Carolina, containing; three hundred (300) acres, more orj less, bounded on the north by lands of' C. S. Suber and Mrs. Mary Gibson Cannon, on the East by lands of Mrh. Nina Gibson Brown and John R. Ruff, on the South bf lands of Mrs. Susan A. Hunter and on the West by the Buncombe road, on the following terms, to-wit: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash and the balance on a credit of one and two years, with the privilege to the purcnaser or purchasers to anticipate the credit portion in whole or in part, secured by a bond of the purchaser and' a mortgage of the premises sold. The credit portion to bear interest from the day of sale at the rate of eight per cent, per annum, interest payable annually, the mortgage also to provide for ten per cent. Attorney's fees in case of collection by an Attorney or foreclosure ,and to provide further that the mortgagor shall p.^.y all taxes on sai<l premises, rurcnaser to y<xj for papers and recording same. H. H. RIKARD. , . 'Master October 10, 1916. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY, COURT OF COMMON PL?AS. J. Epps Brown, Sophia Brown, Mc LI Distant postom 1i (/ATtKTtp MY 0, 1?t> )J regular Pottum fn M f/oa S3 term nothing added. Soe direction* >B? < 9 for preparing on other tide. JB I fWSTUir^J ; i ? CEREAL ? 8;> Acwpooilsuaeof 4!CSreatpirt*?!f *aciSU* ?*mll ponloo ol J"-'-)Ucl" ? UANVTACTUAra ?T - RM |;i Postum Cereal Co., Umiteo >| , 2 ? BstUo Creek. MIA. l>. 5. A. _ g'W ''-n *" "*0?'*T OI* a ;m j fJ t Creight, Eugene C. Brown, Carolus B. Brown, Annie C. Davis and Mary L. brown, Plaintiffs, against John L. Brown, William R. Brown, J. C. Brown, Allen Brown and Bryson Brown, Defendants. Pursuant to an Order of Court here-1 in, I will sell to the highest bidder within the legal hours of sale, before the Courthouse door at New Lterrj, a. on jionaay, saiesaay, Noreraber 6, 1916: All that piece, pared or tract of land lying and being situate in the County of New-j berry, State of South Carolina, containing one hundred (100) acres, mora or less, bounded on the North by lands o.T C. S. Suber, East by the Buncomba liosui, on the South by lands of Mary A. Brown and Sallie Hodges, and on the West by lands of Sallie C. Brown, on the following terms, to-wit: Onethird of the purchase money in casn and the balance on a credit of one and two years, with the privilege to the purchaser or purchasers to anticipate the credit portion in whole or in part, secured by a bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises sold, the credit portion to bear interest from the day of sale at the rate of eight per cent, per annum, intoroof mvaVilo onnuollv HTVi a mCo VkJl, yU/MWiV UlliAUMliJ , J. iliVl also to provide for ten per cent. Attorney's fees in case of collection by an attorney or foreclosure and to provide further that the mortgagor shall pay all taxes on said premises and insure the dwelling thereon against loss or d'r.iage by fire and assign the said insurance policy to the martagee. Purchaser to pay for papers and recording same. H. H. RIKARD. Afn fif At* October 10, 1916. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NB.YlBERRY, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, George W: Bowers, Plaintiff, vs. Fred Johnson, First National Bank of Clinton, South Carolina, J. P. Johnson, Mary L. Johnson and Lula Johnson, Defendants. By virtue of an Order of the Court herein, I will sell before the Court House at Newberry, South Carolina,; within the legal hours of sale, at publis auction to the highest bidder, on Monday, Salesday in November, 1916, the same being the 6th day of said month: All that piece, parcel or tract of land Tying, being and situated in the County and State aforesaid, containing one hundred and fifty (150) acres, more or less, and bounded on the North and East by lands of J. W. Smith; South by lands of Fred Johnson and J. B. Johnson; and West by lands of W. F. Keliey. This being the same tract of land conveyed to me by B. Walker Wicker on April 22nd, 1899, which said deed is now of record in the office of the Register or Mesne uonveyunce ior :\ewoerry Cotmty in Deed Eook No. 15 at page 567. Terms of Saie: One-half of the purchase money in cash and the balance in twelve months from the day of sale, the credit- portion to be secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises, "which bond and mortgage shall provide for interest from the date of sale until paid in full at the rate of eight per cent per annum, interest paid annually; and shall also provide for ten per f>?nt Attrvrnov'a fopc in fflSP rwf lection or suit by an attorney, with leave to anticipate the payment of the credit portion in whole or in part, the purchaser to pay for stamps and recording of same. The successful bidder at such sale shall be rei > quired: to deposit at once with the Master, as evidence of gaad faith,: Fifty and nojlOO ($50.00) Dollars, and i in case he fails to deposit same at! once, the Master will resell said pre-' mises at once at said bidder's risk and the successful bidder shall Do required to comply with the terms of j sale within ten d:ys after said sale. | and in case he fails to do so, the Master will resell said property on' some convenient Salesday - there after at the risk of the former pur-! chaser. H. H. RIKARD, ! Master.! October 11, 1916. i i mm STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY, COURT OF COMMON JPLBAtS. Ltouis F. Cooper, Plaintiff, against William W. Bullock and William R.; Reid, Defendants. j i Pursuant to an order of the Court < ic-rein, I will sell to the highest bidder it public auction, within the legal " lours of sale, before the Courhouse at : dewberry, S. C., on November 6, 191<5, ' he same bing salesday, all that lot, 1 BEHMlTUr P fine u Remed STELLA VITAE acts d the functions peculiar b ' ous suppression, and ba by weak, nervous, run d ferers and is gruarantee< first bottle if you are no THACHER MEDU Weddin: i There is nothing more ap gift than a fine piece of St It always remains an end minder of the friend who every piece of this silver, a guarantee the best manufa I also have a beautiful 1 Also guaranteed the best, not advanced my prices. . vance and I am giving my of the saving. Don't fail to come to t buying. IVfairac'RnAL' om uiajw vuunuiu i The House of a f i _? NOMINATIC Good for 10, In THE HERALD AI tion Can I nominate Mrs.. Miss Address Nominated by In the Campaign, only th sent in for each candidate wil FREE VOTIN< Void after Octo rue uirp Af n ai\in i IllLj iiunntji/ ntii/ 1 Camp GOOD FOK i For Address . Fill out properly, mail o Office of The Herald ai expiration date. criD < 1UIV k 101 acres of land in towi as the Ware Place. Has|a cellent well of water whi< seaside or a mountain hon Apply B. M. Siiv III I mil I Ml II 11 ! Ml IB MM I piece or parcel of land lying and be- ti( ing situate in the Town of Newberry,! su I County of Newberry, State of South : te Carolina, containing forty-three one ; mi hundredths (43,'ICO) of an acre, more j pr or less, bounded on the east by College j fa - *-4 i ^4-wAAf nn I AVI street, on tiic souiu uy ua-iv bucci, vu : w the west by Caldwell street, and on j cr the north by lot of Mrs. Xannie (W. | pu Davenport. Terms of sale: the pur-; pa chaser to pay one-third of the pur-1 TT chase price in cash and the balance j $1 in one and two equal annual instal-, as ments, secured by bond of the purchas- hii er and a mortgage of the premises: wi Bold, and with interest from the day da of sale at the rate of eight per cent, th' per annum, payable annually until the iei wliole debt is paid, interest to bear pi; interest at eight per cent, if not paid when due, the mortgage to contain the usual insurance clause for the protec- Oc A UARANTEED11 y For Women } irectly on the female organs and regulate? 0 women. It a tops wasting, relieves dangernishea the terrors of tho?e periods so dreaded own women. It has helped thousands of suf- V 1 to help you.^ Your money back on the very ^ o ueneniea.?at your a eater a. J CINE CO.f Chattanooga, Tenn- | I g Silver A propria! e for a wedding |j eriing jiiver. luring and pleasant regave it. I guarantee [j nd I have back of my icturers in America. ine of fine Cut Glass. And best of all Iv have ? 1 boucrht before the ad ' customers the benefit I :he Book Store before 1 Variety Store ? =FJ >N BLANK 1 000 Votes ^ID NEWS Subscripnpaign * \ % e first nomination coupon 1 be counted. I COUPON I ber 25th, 1916 ^ NEWS Subscription aign 500 VOTES r send, to Campaign id News on or before ??? I 5ALE a of Silveritrett, known good pasture and ex? i . ? :h makes it equal to a le. Price S40 per acre. ' to kVIRD, I erstreet, South Carolina >n of the debt, the amount of the in- J ranee to be designated by the Masr, with leave to the holder of the ftrtgage to carry insurance for his otection if the mortgagors should il to do so, with leave to the puraser to anticipate payment of the edit portion in whole or in part. The irchaser will be required to pay for pers, recording and revenue stamps, le purchaser to be required to pay '1 00.00 in cash to the Master as soon J the property is knocked down to 1 cc and upon his failure to comply J th the terms of his bid within ten i ys, the property will be resold at e purchasers risk on some convenlt salesdciy to be designated by the iintin. fi. ?. ftlKTRD. Master. tober 10, 1916. * '':] j I ^|