Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Langford made a business trip to Greenville Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Boozer and littie daughter Mabel were in Greenville last week, the former having gone to have his tonsils removed and to have the little girl's eyes treated. , Mr. Robert Neel is again a civilian , of Newberry county. He has just returned from, Louisiana, having received his honorable discharge from Camp Beauregard. New Orleans, after serving among the infantry branch of the regular army. Mr. F. Lawson Paysinger has returned from Augusta aftor visiting his daughter, Mrs. H. C. Lorick, for several weeks. He went there to spend the holidays, but was takVn sick. . Mrs. Herbert Workman was appointed a committee on resolutions at ; the annual meeting in Columbia Wed- 1 nesday of the Equal Suffrage League < of 'South Carolina. : Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wofford and < child left Wednesday evening for J Woodruff, Mr. Wofford' having beer < called there on adcount of the acci- i dental killing of his father. We nave 1 no particulars of the sad affair, ex- i cept that Mr. Wofford was killed by i railroad cars while in his v;agcn. ! James Evans was elected bill clerk by the house, while Aaron Suber got a position as laborer. I ! Miss Gladvs Wertz of Saluda, whn . ? :came to nurse her sister. Mrs. W. F. * jWightman, and other members of the family down with the flu, was herself ^ (taken sick with the prevailing disease, j Representative Evans has been given .the chairmanship of the railroad j committee with Representative Folk j as a member of that committee. The j members of the Newberry delegation on other committees are: Evans and I Folk on Hospital for the Insane; Representative Mower on judiciary; Folk on medical affairs; Evans on polick | regulations, and Mower on rules. J The Fridy Motor company has just , ro^oiVfi(j a car load of farm traction motors. ) ; Miss Elizabeth Dominick was the | delegate from Jasper chapter to the J conference in Columbia Thursday of i the South Carolina Daughters of the ! American Revolution. i over with Sheriff Reid awhile Tues<-ipv in pa?sinsr throuch Laurens.? Laurensville Herald, 17th. Senator Johnstone is chairman of the committee on agriculture and a \ member of the committee on education. finance, police regulations, and ] roads, bridges and ferries. : Private Arthur S. B. Stribble. New-: |!b?rry. mounded, dpsrree undetermined, j i was .reported in the list published ! j Saturday. ( i v^jTovitf ona ,v:rs. cannon G. 1 and dnuerhter returned last week from | a v*?it in Greenville. i Miss Eth^l Bovvers, who pt [jGoldsboro. N. C.. is in the hospital at ' | that place, having been taken there , with influenza-nneumonia. The latest no^'s i^ that is improving. Mr. Henry Wofford and family have ^ returned from Woodruff after the buI ! 1 "1. - ? i? - i v - - jjriHi uj ins iam^r. an acoounT of I' whose accidental killing may be found | elsewhere in this paper. , Mr. L. M. Ji-c r?p*Mved a <^1-: ! endar containing thirteen months. 11 These are fast times and everything i * ; j is rapid, except some girls in New[ j berry. The number 13 is regarded by jjmost superstitious people as beinsr unJ lucky, like Friday, but the calendar ! | with 12 months in it is not worrying Mr. Player. j Lt. Earl Hipp of the U. S. navy left I \TpU*horrv QotuvHov nierht Wool, , [ I ? ? V ? V * a jr ikyM UUJ Ul^a C IV/1 f ? Cl*311" J jiington. in obedience to order instruct' ing him to report for duty at the bu-1 jreau of supplies and accounts. ! Deputy Sheriff Wm. M. Dorroh and 1 ; Detective Harry 0. Stone returned Friday night from a trip to Shreve-' port. La.. aft>r an escaped ^onvirt wanted in Newberry, an account of which will be found in another col- ^ i ,umn. ; I Ex-Policemen Cousins and Foy ar- j J rested a 'possum Sunday week. They ! 1 were not o'possum hunting but simply; I! taking a stroll. Hatmenine to snv "old poss" they just captured him. tbe ' capturing habit still being strong with them, and they only wanted to keep; their hands in. James Bowers of Atlanta returned 1 Sunday to his work in Georgia after ( ja pleasant visit to his grandparents. Mr. 'and Mrs. James M. Bowers. His many young friends, and older ones :oo, were glad to see him. He is with ! Liie Cable fiano compaflv. Mr. Lonnie Shealy of Little Mountain lias entered tiiu Kahe Auto and j i i iv/i t.. s v. .t V L'j T ; \ j i complete course in automobile me-1 :hu:i.cb an,I tractor engineering. This' is goin& to i>o a profitable business unci i he demand is for trained men in this .Kit; Ui vvoi ;\. .Ut'll wi;u LUii u.iiu wiiii io the job right and ihe only way to! io that is to rit yourself tor the work. J At a recent meeting oi' the officers of the -Methodist church in McColl, ?5. C., Miss Josephine -Dunbar was elected organist for the church. The position was unsolicited. Mr. Jno. M. Kinard is on the program for a speech at the peace conference in Columbia Wednesday. Mrs. Joseph Mann has returned from Spartanburg. Mis<s Juanita Epting, who has been | Vin* oniikjin IVfioc P!llO v xoiiuig avi ? has gone to her home in Xewberry.? j The State. Mr. Hayne W. Dominick of Chappells was in the city yesterday.?The Greenwood Journal, 19th. Lit. Young M. Brown is at home,' having been honorably discharged j from service at Camp Joseph E. John-' ston. Florida. Dr. E. H. Kibler- arrived Saturday from Crystal River, Fla.. having beei called home on account of the illness of Mrs. Kibl?r and their son. Death cf Mr. Tom Chandler. ' Mr. Thomas E. Chandler, son of Mr. j Lambert Y?T. Chandler, died at his I l home in the Beth Eden section Fri-1 [lay night of pneumonia after influen- j rd and was buried at Beth Eden Sun- j iay afternoon at 3 o'clock. He was j about 40 years old and leaves a wia-j jw i'.nd one child, besides his father, j to mourn his death. Mrs. Chandler,! the bereaved widow, is sick with the i influenza. SPECIAL NOTICES. We pay the highest cash prices forj chickens and eggs. Eggs 50 cents j per dozen. Hens 20 cents per; pound. Miller Brothers. Prosperity' . _ i Hatching Eggs?from bred to lay jtjarv red Plymouth Rocks^, $3.00 per setting of 15. R. H. Buzard, 16031 Nance St., Newberry, S. C. 1-21 it Wanted to Rent?A co'tage of four ;e six rooms. Will pay good price. Address J.- P. Moon. Newberry, S. C. ? 1-21 ltp FOR SALE?One late model Ford; 'Roadster in good shape. Will sell or exchange for Ford Touring^Car, j Address Box 66, Newberry, ,S!. C. 1-21 ltp i FOR SALE?Dodge Touring Car, recently painted, new top, three practically new tires, two extra service tires, chains, toolst. Cheap. Need the money, u. U. uooper, Kewwrry, S. C. 1-21 If 6?!6 cutps by removing the cause. I v.r If '| : FOR SALE?One Ford Roadster, ex- j cellent shape, $425.00. Baker andOxner. 1-17 3t' FOR SALE?Motor truck in good con- j dition. Reason for selling need a heavier truck. Newberry Lumber, Co. 1-17 tf I Gocd, sound ear corn, two car loads.! c.?Ort K.r T/-ibr?con_\fr?r!ran]vin Co. ! 1U1 caic u ? ?w ?? You can buy r.ovr and se,ve money. j 1-17 2t. t RXTI?A FINE?'Will hare in, on j Thursday or Friday, a car load of. Tennessee mules. Johnson-MoCrackin Co. 1-17 21 KOGS FOR SALE?Eight pure bred j Duroc Jersey Frood sows?16 giltsf and barrows?and 40 pigs. Prices! vgry reasonable. Order (juigfc. R ! D. .Smith & Son. Wholesale Grocers, j ( Newberry, S. C., Phone 88. l-ls2t Fast Received?Another car load of Spartan Dairy Feed. Yooi get more ( milk and better milk by using tht3 reliable cow feed. Order from your grocer. R. D. Smith & Son, wholesale <rrocers, Newberry. S. C. Phone 8$. " 1-17 2t f?I?ICK, LDTE AND CEMENT?Several car loads just received. Newberry Lumber Co. 1-14 It ptaapivc ?Tni\c a\D rEILINO? I I JVVXVl.l VM We have an exceptionally fine stock of all dressed lumber. Newberry Lumber Co. 1-14 4t Licensed Pulmber?I have secured license and am now prepared to do plumbing at reasonable prices and promptly. Phone 3421. C. C. Duncan 1-14 tf Notice to my friends aad customers?< r iuva discontinued my store at { Prosperity. I appreciate the trade I received. The building been sold to Shealy Brothers. Ttie small accounts due me would be received j with the utmost appreciation. Respectfully. M. R. Singer. Prosper-1 ity. 1-14 n j r OI'KKA !!OI SE I'ROUKAM. Tuesday. Jaoaary 21 ANN Q. MLSSON in* v" '.HDiniFNT or* . Wednesday, .January 22 EARL WILLIAMS in THE MAN WHO WOULDN'T TELL.* Thursday, January 25. ROY STEWART ia "THE SILENT RIDER." FOK S? ALE?One Dodge Touring car ood condition, at SS5O.0O. Bakei^fc* & Oxner. 1-17 ct Studebaker Wagons.?Just unloaded a car. Johnson-McCrackin Co. l-10tf i Cabbage Plants.?Charleston Wakefield, Henderson's Early Succession. Will produce heads weighing iroi.i 8 to 10 pounds. 25 cents per 100. G. H. Ruff, Prosperity. R 6 1-7 '4tp We Gin Cotton Tuesdays and Fridays. Parties who have seed with us for meal wiil please get the meal iuJanuary. Prosperity Cotton Oil Mill Co. 12-31 6t 1 WANTED?Two saw mills to cut halt s million feet lumber. Warted at once H. 0. Long, Silverstreet. 12-24 ot CABBAGE PLANTS.?About 20,000 at 25 cents per hundred. Early Jersey. home raised. A. K. Epting, Prosperity, R. F. D. 1. 12-24 4tp Knlghum asd Appier Oatss for sale by Johnson-McCrackin Co. s 1126 t? See Us for Yonr Fertilizer, Acid and { Ammoniated goods. Any analysis yon desire. Get our quotations be- S fore placing your orders. It will w prove to your advantage. FarmersCooperati"sV Association for New- ^ herrv Countv. C. T.. Lester. Manaeer. 12-10 tf. f have removed my dental parlors *.-> the New Exchange batrk building. ^ E H Kibler. 12-31 tf FOR RENT?Birge^ store in Prosperity. Good business location, ll*7 per month. Write Mrs. J. K. Mayfield, Denmark, S. C.. or S. Birge, Prosperity. 11-5 fit v Sped Wheat for sale by Johnson-McCrackin Co. 11-22 tf J HAVE ATTRACTIVE prices to make on cord wood, green or dry, for immediate, fall, spring or summer de"ivery. Be sure to see me before yo? sell. H. 0. Long. ? /.a ^ ? r??j% a. pi ^ M-z.wT mivereuw, o. v. PIANOS?Direct from factory to your depot. Will beat any mail order I house :n the world. J. L. Bowles, agent, care Wast Martin Co. ll-15tf . Wanna maker Clcyeland Big Boll cot-^H ton Seed. These seed have been han.^H died with care and are not mixed. Price $1.50 per bushel. Plant these seed and make big yield. John T. v# Norris, Newberry, RF? 2 12-3 St 666 cures HeadachesT" Biliousness, loss of Appetite, or that tired aching feeling, due to Malaria r Colds. Fins Tonic, 8-5tt 4* Yif:il Conservation Ranch?for rent f3r,0 acres, six miles south of Newberry. C. H., S. C.) A thoroughly jj reliable and progressive family will have a most unusual opportunity to * establish a lucrative business an^ acquire a very valuable property. Dr. Gustavus Werber, Newberry. S. C. 11-29 Ira DOORS AND SASH?Brand new stock of doors, sash, side-lights, etc. Su- A perior grades. Come and see them. S Newberry Lumbei* Co. 1-14 Jt Carolina Bye for c??ie by Johnson-M Crackin Co X 11-22 tf t>b~6 contain no aiconoi, arsenic nuy Jther poisonous drn^j. 8-5 tf STUFFED DP WTO** ? "A BAD COLDf 4 Get bnsy with a bottle of 9 Dr. King's New Discovery 9 at once i Coughs, colds and bronchia! attacks ?they are all likely to result in danger- m ota aftermaths unless cnecke ' in time, am And bow effectively and quickly Dr. King's New Discovery helps to do the checking work! Inflamed, irritated membranes are soothed, the mucous phlegm loosened freely, and quiet, restful sleep follows. All druggists have it. Sold since 1869 _ T: ? A Constipation Emacipation ^ No more lazy "bowels, yellow complextlon, (sick headache, indigestion, embarassing breath, when you use as a corrective Dr. Jung's New life Pill*. They systematize the system and keep . he world looking cfcecrfd. (M Prix's: ?6c, 25 .