Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PBESIBEXT'S PEOCLASATIOX. Washington. Not. 11.?America's ?-*?+ nrn*l- r\ r\HT 1C t f\ 9CC1ot ?T? t vl P '. CO-W IT Ui IV UVTT iU W aOWAWb UA VMV -r , tablishment "of just democracy, throughout the world," said, Presi-; dent Wilson in a proclamation annuncing the signing of the armistice j today. He said: "My fellow countrymen: "The armistice was signed this; morning. Everything for which America fought has bean accomplished. It i will now be our fortunate duty to a3- j sist by example, by sober, friendly! counsel and by material aid in the establishment of just democracy throughout the world. . | (Signed) "Woodrow Wilson." ! The president tfcen ordered that all government departments be given a Iwliday. FIRST WtfEK COURT IS CALLED OFF The first week of Common Pleas j Court beginning Not. 18th has been i called off. Jurors drawn and sum-[ moned to appear on Nov. ISth need! not come. Jno. C. Goggans, Nov. 11, 1918 C. a C P. Hooray for Banana Pool "Gets-It", ? Only Heal Way to Get Bid of Corns. Which do you prefer?a corn that volls or a corn that peels? Butchery or blessedness? Only Gets-It" can get rid of your corn the peel-off way, the Heeeed way. You dont need a pulL ~Con? Never Trouble Me, I U*e Wny AOZap yourseii up uu iiuui and with your jaws set and eyes pop" ping from pain, jerk and gouge and cat roar corns? Why Irritate your toes with some salve or wrap your toe into a biff painful bundle with some Jticky tape or plaster? Life Is too short. Use Gets-It"?It takes a few seconds to apply and there's no fussing. Corn* pains go. Wear new shoes if yon want. Peel off the corn with your Angers?the whole thing, root and all. clear and clean, and iVs gone! Only "Gets-It" can do this. Take no chances. "Gets-It," the guaranteed, moneyback corn-remover, the only sure way, co3ts but a trifle at any drug store. Mf'd by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, HI. Sold in dewberry, and recommend ed by as the world's best corn remedy by W. G. Mayes, P. E. Way. New !>eny Drug Co., Gilder & Weeks Co STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Newberry. Court of Common Pleas, 4 Dora A. Julien, individually, and as Administratrix of the personal estate of Baxter E. Julien, deceased, and Carl T. Julien, Plaintiffs, against Richard Greneker Julien, Lloyd Allyn Jnlien, and j?. B. Blease Defendants. By authority of a decree of the Court of Common Pleas, in the abo entitled case, I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder, in front of the Conrt House at-/Newberry, within * * the legal hours erf sale, on salesdav in December, 1918, the following real estate. 1. A lot of land in the Town of . Helena, Newberry County, containing one acre, more or less, bounded *T At- u^ cr frnm Vntl - secured by his bond ati?I liscrtgagc of the premises, payable in two equal annual installments, with interest from day of sale, payable annually until paid, with leave to anticipate payments in whole or in part; the mortgage to contain the usual stipulation for attorneys fees: the purchaser to pay for paners for recording and for revenue stamps. H. H KIKARD, Master for Neworry bCounty j i *Mjrm uy a. succi, tuuuuig uVw ?.v.. Tjerry to Helena, East by land of Southern Railway company, South bv land of Mrs. Nell R. Davis and West by Gift street and lan 3s of M. M. Buford. J 2. A parcel of land in the Town oi Helena, Newberry County, containing eight acres, more or less, and bounded now or formerly East by a street which' separates it from lot of B. F. Julien and the Harrington estate: South by a street which separates it from lands of James Scott and George Leonhirth, West by lands of Jame-; Scott, and North by lands of Isabella Garlington and Marshall Griffin. Described in deed of conveyance recorded in book 12, at page 208, The first lot will be sold in two parcels, one to be known as the dwelling house lot, and the other the storehouse lot. The purchaser of each lot will be n quired to pay one-third 01 the purchase Drice in cash, thr oaiance to be SUMMARY OF TERMS, Germany's surrender terms include cessation of hostiliies. Evacuation of invaded territories including Alsace-Lorraine and Luxemburg. Surrender of vast amounts of guns ana equipment. Evacuation of left bank of Rhine. Surrender of vast amounts of rolling stock in occupied territory. Abandonment of Bucharest and Breast-Litovak treaties. 'Unconditional surrender of all German forces in East Africa. Reparation for damage done. .Snirrftn<tar nf jsrnrps nf ?n:hmartnes and large war crafts. Concentration of air craft at stipulated points. Evacuation of all Black Sea port?. Restoration of all allied and merchant vessels. Duration of armistice is to be 30 days. Alphabetical List of Registrants Who Registered on September 12th, 1918. Order Serial No. Name No. 257?'Nichols, Willie tEdmond .. 205 j 920?Odell, William Hollie .. ..32151 1041?Oglesby, Charley 2637 1089?Ogilvie, John Mayo 735 j 2213?Otts, John Thomas 583 1091?Ouzts, James Monroe 64 963?Owens, Richard 2745 1259?Oxner, Gather 174' 74?Oxner, Luther Eakth 455 [ 20S5?Oxner, Julius 22361 3105?Oxner, George Dewey ?2690 2456?Odell, Jeff Davis 442 2094?Odell, LaFfeyette S3 846?Odell, Levi Holloway 380 1197?Odell, Pickens Butler 287 1714?Oglesby, Sr., John 3004 708?Oxner, David Earnest 10&2 2166?Oxner, Felix 1974 /\ TT^-? ? 171 wOO??UAuer, xieuiy vicu .... m 2064-^0xner, Henry Lee 170 2670?Oxner, James Carlisle 26Sf> 1986?Oxner, John Tolliver .. ..1225 2446?Oxner, Malcolm Toyie 1233 150?Parris, John 1371 2858?Parrot, Beanie Eugene 1345 2204?Parrott, John William ....2467 1887?(Patterson, Ronald Earle ..1600 ?074?Paysinger, Jr., C. T 1605 1172?Paysinger, Herman C 1269 1416?Paysinger, Strother C.. ..1754 844?Pearson, John Henry SS'? 2058?Pee, Jim ....2797 2583?Peister, Henry 1 3223 411?Pelham, Jr., W. E 1670 637?Perkins, Geo. Luther 2955 2229?Perry, Walter Eusrene 3110 1063?Penlaml, Haltin T 3253 482?Penny, James 2433 14?(Peterson, Charles .... 3235 1542?Panagiaton, John .... 781 1755?Pad get Manley Noah 5 2 2477?Pane, I,ee 2129 429?'Parker Hiram 71.4 2348?Parrots, Geo. rOliver 1337 125?Paysinjjer, Hollad Ray 1683 1 IUI"" i HOW J, F. GRAYDEN QUICKLY STOPPED KIDNEY TROUBLE Another Sonth Carolinian Testifies to Remakable Efficacy of New Herband-Root Medicine.?Gives Signed Interview. When the- kidneys hurt and the back feels sore, don't get scared and pro-1 ceed to load the stomach with a lot of drugs that excite the kidneys and ir ! ritate the entire urinary tract. Keep the kidneys clean, like you keep the bowels clean, by flushing them with a mild, harmless, natural medicine which will remove the body's urinous waste and stimulate the kidneys to their normal activity. The function of the kidneys is to filter the blood. Thei*' work is hare! and trying. It is abs.^ -1 lutely essential they be kept in health-' .C..T l.*i: ~ ? 11 iui cuuuiuuui at cm mmtro. J. F. Graycien of Simpsonville. S. C j seems to have found a good natural way of keeping the kidneys and entire system in good healthful condition. In a signed interview he says m part "I was run down in every way. I suffered terribly from kidney and bowel trouble, and was also very bil ions. I lost my appetite and could not sleep. ] saw in the newspapers where this new herb medicine Dreo was doing so much for People in th* same condition as I was and I de-; cided that if it could help others it could help me. So I bought a bottle. ' This first bcttle of Dreco has helped me more than anything I ever too!:. | : Although I am 60 years of age I an' j able to run a thrashing machine and ! I will tell everyone what a wonderful | medicine Dreco is." j l Dreco, "referred to in ttie aoov'> statement is purely a combination of natural ingredients. It contains no! mineral acids or dangerous mentallic. salts. Tt is easy to get, nleasant to take and its effects are quick, safe and sure. Dre^o is now dispensed by best druggists everywhere and is parties -; larlv recommenced in Newberry by Gilder and Weeks Co. ? '' t 719?Payne, Jim 2725 274?Paysinger, Jacob Robert .. 770 815?Piester, Belton 2867 3194?Pinson, John 145 i1 706?Peterson. John Abney 1653 718?(Peterson, Oscar Hous 85") 508?Pettigrew, Geo. Robert ..1381 984?Phifer, Reubin 420 971? Piester, Badger 2824 1253?Piester, John 1122 1235?Pifer, Fair 793 741?Pinkney, Dan 2151' 2407?Pinner, Dr. Z. T 2175 2472?Pittard, Homer A 1643 2203?Pitts, Colie Boyd 981 1135?Pitts, David Reeder 1085 2626?Pitts, Frank 1392 ; 1883?fPitts, Jr., Hezzie 1365 ! 1685-r-Pitts, Hezzie 1843 490?Pitts, Hugh Forest 96S 2414?Pitts, James Boulware 425* 2392?Pitts. James Wister 61D 2914?Pitts, John Henry 970 904?Pitts, John Tompson 109S 913?Pitts, Levi Clarence 2074 1580?Pitts, Leumas 2757 1877?Pitts, John Tomas 213$ 1164?Pitts, John Stewart 208.? 1587?Pitts, Jim 2079 243?'Pitts, Odell 2134 3175?Pitts, Pink 2077 3159?Pitts, Walter 2076 1399?Pitts, William 1645 1943?Pitts, William Alvin 9?2 2301?'Player, Lucius Muldrew ..1489 431?Poag, Calvin 2432 2211?Porter, Arthur 1T52 265?Pope, Eli 2063 3265?Pitta, North Sloan 1419 1340?Pitts, Nathaniel 198 1210? 'Pitts, Jerry Lee 903 2589-Pitts, Dock 2113 1 COu,ym&htui{ijied' | i | Jfowia. Sjiecedl? i [HI Here is your opportunity tc insure 2 ||j| against embarrassing errors in spelling, jl l!?l wmnnn intinn nnH ooor choice of ?! ii words. 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PF1 r?l 518?Pitts, John Elijah 905 . 1 919?Pitts, James (Maderson .. 910 j 2003?'Pitts, Clarence 91T 3 1070?Pitts, Walter Oscar 992 j 1985?Pinnie, John 2980 3 593?Player, Myers McDuffie.. .2930 319?Polux, Albert David 2508 1215?Pool, Robert McCaughrin .. 787 1999?Porter, Joseph Belton 3171 2079?Ponds, Irvin 2592 ( J 424?"Prisook, Moses 1991 1411?Price, Thomas Jefferson ..2337 1 1474?Pully, Joe 2100 1 3242?Pugh, Alden Frederick .... 195 1 2863?Pugh, George Arthur 1784 1 3104?Purcell, Edward Bulfin 706 1 227?Pope, Thomas Herbert 2697 1 .1,729?Pope, Stout 2663 1 176?Powell, Henry Patrick 2941 3 1270?Powell, Robert -McAdams.. 104 1 1310?Powell, Thomas William ..24*9 2 2284?Pralow, Hillard 250 2 O ? DhoIAW T.nfViar Otl I ?*. 1 a IKS YJ f X<U bUVi Miv 901?Pressley, Ed 2073 1 1077?Pressley, Tribble 2153 2 568?Price, Avery Wellington ..854 684?Price, Henry 283 1 598?Price, Willie Cro&son .. .. 600 1 171?Prisack, John David 2021 1 3093?Pugh, Joseph Ernest .. ..2019 1017?Pugh, John Bachman 2023 2143?Pugh, Wilbur V<vnon 159 2 1765?Quattlebaum, Henry L 1893 2158?Quattlebaum, Hulburt J 1323 3004?Quattlebaum, Joseph D 1344 1 1667?Quiller, James 430 795?Quiller, James Hunter 547 1 2010?Quiller, Rob 1123 3 1788?Quiller, Thomas 423 2 2542?Quinton, Fletcher Holmes.. 417 2699?Quattlebaum, Simon A 1812 2 3116?Ramsey, William Joseph .. 2 2 885?Ranch, Paul 1556 3191?Rankin, Mark Boyd 2023 1 2085?Rasor, William Henry 321 2187?Ray, William 2393 1 1711?Read, James 2400 J 3 j* HARRY L Th In his own inimitable style, th< told a remarkable story of life i to the war-worn soldiers. A st thrills through and through, li nv a fripnrl in uniform. VOU 1 iation in* Harry Lauder's ringiii faith. To get your copy prom, Herald & New PORTABLE HEAT upstairs ?wherever, whenever i iater gives generous glowing war iroom, living room or den warm . Inexpensive to buy and use?* keless, odorless ? used in 3,000 ritv Oil gives best results. ; Perfection at your dealer's. NDARD OIL COMPA (New Jenzy) Baltimore, Md. eaters' a 1 ??BBB?BtawEBasaaBB - ? ? 737?Reddick, Frank Jesse 617 260?Ray, Foster 2375 ;086?Ray, John Henry 2924 149?Rayford, Jesse 468 106?Read, Geo. Washington ..2367 794?Reed, Warren 443 236?Reed, Josh George 1336 581?Reed, Thompson 2380 ? - -r. 1 OQC1 b\)?iteeaer, njeurge i 132?Ree "'er, Thornton 3090 609?Reeder, Henry Clark 3150 684?Reeder, Cleophus 717 226?tReed, James Herndon 52S 902?'Reed, Jim .. 423 128?Reed, Philip 300 820?tReed, Thomas 1352 086?Reed, William Robt 440 873?Reeder, Fred 1133 145?Reeder, Harrison 3205 678?Reeder, James Leonard ..3136 00S?Reeder, Jim .... .3223 864?Reeder, Maceo ?6^ 28?Reeder, Oliver 657 894?Reeder, Oscar 3039 ' 888?Reeder, Thomas 113J 966?Reeder, William 307$ 153?Ren wick, Abe 2826 203?Renwick, Boyce 2749 024?Renwick, Daniej 323 607?Renwick, Hubert 1590 661?'Renwick, James Simpson 2883 959?Renwick, John Erwln .. ..2884 306?Reuben, Grady ..3059 10?Reubin, James ..3073 744?Reuben, John 1114 98?Rhoden, Jesse Jackson ... 101 831?Rice, Daniel 2409 050?Rice, James 1592 839?Rice, Mack Z3? 45?Rice, Morgan 393 070?Richardson, Albert C 2603 1070?Richardson, Edd 2702 895?Richardson, (Elmo 2661 : 044?Richardson, Robert 219? 674?Richard, Isaac 1373 756?Richie, Hope 2752 1206?iRikard, Frederick Odell ..1759 LADDER SAYS:? lead My Book 1INSTREL FRANCE A w ! s All f or e Cause" b famous Scottish singer ? has at the front, where he sang ory that rivets attention and F you have a son in the servivxll find courage and consog words of patriotism and ptly send $2.00. rs, Newberry i lilill jALAKiN] mmmmda jskks* i caag?iii WiW/r i n> *2ciJ53fc5 ! i SECURITY? ^ ! STANDARD \t'\ CILCCttVANY ? I t^JCMCVi jj 5 needed?the X.-? -^?mth?makes m . I and cozy in easy to clean j ,000 homes. ^ | ny i -i Charlotte, N. C. Kg 3 Charleston, W. Va. R?' 2J Charleston, S. C. j col: Cor thje g iqh^adelfak J j / In Memory of Mrs. A. H. Bonk night* Many homes have "been saddened ia our community by the numerous deaths during the influenza epidemic. Our loved ones and friends that have passed from our view to the life beyond the grave, we mourn your los% miss your presence, and we reverence your vacant chair. Among the sadness when the news came that Rena had passed away, a solemnity seized us, and a hirah! seemed to rule among us. We remembered the beautiful life and the untiring efforts, which were not in vain to brighten the corner where she lived. The pleasant smiles to everybody, the cord'a! greeting in its pure simplicity, the sweet music she rendered so willingly to children as they gathered about her daily, as well as for the grown ups that visited oer. She will be missed at home, on our streets, but most of all her absence will be Xelt at her church where she had for more than five years rendered her service as pianist, and the little tots that loved her so dearly in b r 5<unday school class will miss her gentleness and patience. We cannot conceive of why her young life, full of promise, was clai: ied by the death angel, but sometime we'll understand. Why what we long for most of all. Eludes so oft' our eager hand; Why hopes are crushed and castles , fall, Up there, sometime, we'll understand May God's richest blessings rest upon the bereaved loved ones. A F; iend. Resolutions From Prosperity Lodge A. F. M. Whereas, greed and autocracy have brought on this great world-wide strife, wherein we believe that Divine Ruler has called -upon us to lay oursedves and our all upon the altar of sacrifice for God and humanity, we are, therefore bereaved to note the sacrifice of our worthy brother, J. Omerel Singley. Be it resolved 1st. That we recognize God's almighty power and bow in humble submission to His most holy will in taking from us this beloved brother Mason, who gave his life as a sacri fice to the cause of truth and righteousness. We trust he has joined that Celestial Lodge, whose Grand Master is God, and from "whose borne no traveler ever returns." 2nd. That we extend to his family our heartfelt sympathy and pray that God may keep, guide, and direct them through life's journey and irive them an abundant entrance into the Great Beyond. 3rd. That these resolutions to spread upon our minutes in honor of" and as a token of esteem for our faithful and loyal brother and that a cony of same be sent to his family, and to the county papers for publication. Resnectfullv. Geo. D. Brown, Jr. J. Frank Browne, Julian Price. Committee. New Enoree Association. Mr. Editor:?Please allow me space to notify all churches and delegates that the New Enoree Baptist Association will hold its session with the T3-. ~ V X>ivor PonHcf /?Kn.rph VpwhAlTV JJUSII VM.-? w . . county, S. C., oil Nov. 29-30 and Dec. 1st, 1918. D. M. Spearman, Moderator. By order of the board. FOR COLDS AST) GRIPPE tup nnfTflins invrst1 1UIJ l/UViw*?U ?V,I avu The Improved Calomel Tablet Thai Is Entirely Purified of All Nauseating and Dangerous Qualities. Physicians are warning the public against trifling with colds and gripp? They say that a brisk calomel purgative, preferably Calotabs, the new and improved calomel tablet, should be invariably taken at bed time and repeated the second or third night, if necessary. In the earliest stages, ono Calotab is usually sufficient unless the case is particularly severe. Physicians say that it is waste of time and is dangerous to experiment with other laxatives, as calomel is absolutely necessary sooner or later One Calotab on the tongue at bed time with a swallow of water,?that's all Xo salts, no nausea nor- the slightest interference with diet, work or pleasures. Next morning your cold ha? vanished and your whole system fe purified and refreshed. Calotabs ar' sold only in original sealed package* price thirty-five cents. Recommend- < ed and guaranteed by druggists ever r where Price refunded if you are net delighted.?adv.