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Ik iemJfi oii0 jSem." - -ir< Catered at the Pogtofflce at 3ew?:c: N?rry, 8. Cn as 2nd class matter. |11 !a E. H. AULL, EDITOR, |'! Tuesday, April 22, 1919. | ^ I 1 . THAT MACHINE !" i f? ... i v 9 Confound it. has not come yet ^ With the understanding that it w?. 1 a ready fcr shipment the money was1 ^ telegraphed three weeks ago After* two weeks the ncwl came that the ^ machine that was ready for shipment for us had been let to another, and t, i! would be the 10th of May before t( ' i another macnme couu uu mane iv.-a^ for us. So dear reader, you will per- ^ ceive that it is provoking and that y it will be about foitr weeks yet bo- ^ fore we can begin the process of mak-L 1? inir a newspaper once move. It is too T( bad but we can't help it and we'are not going to whine and complain I S) about it. but w\ll just rock along and^ do the best we can still hoping that ' R( our day will come and that "the.sun !rr ? 11 -1-: J +v.o?- i+ will 'ha mnrrt- ' Will smut: auu i j?, mu w .. ing. t( HOW ABOUT THIS? L v Did yda know that some of our good ;a <' friends down on Mayhinton side are tl talking about it and making arrange- o merits to go over to union county ami | a cut themselves loose from Newberry, j b We see it m the papers, and it must tl ba true, that a ^art of Newberry ip: county and a part of Fairfield are j going to petition to go over to Union > s< For the Fairfield people iU will Ire a: much more convenient to get to Union ! a W*T n W. W. Iromer \ Bond D - l 11 T> We buy and sell 13 Office: Natic v We Make a i ? -* Starter and ben Let us check up your output back up to stai inspfctk Baker & Phone \ Gardenii Has i So has our con Landreth's < We carry Landret well as in packet an of getting reliable s< Wp have secured 1 of beans thU-year c you need. n* 11 o i j iiiiaer & I >an it is to get to Winnsboro, but a >r the Newberry folk we can see 110 t! ifference except it be in favor of b jmaining on the Newberry side. The t .stanc-e is about the same and ji lere is no railroad to ci the replace c nd the last time we went that way fi le road on the Newberry side was as li ood if not a little better than on tha c nion side. p But they say that Newberry nc<>- i ?cts that section and does nothing \ )r the roads or . to encourage de- s elopment. The truth is Newberry s as not done much for the roads in o nv section of the county, and very ttle can be done until the money is t rranged. We would regret to see this t istoric section of Newberry county c lit out oi it ana we hum u :iat our friends will decide n ) remain. We should have a pood I :>ad from Mavbinton to* Newberry, i, o doubt about that and we should s ave it now. If the good people of i tie Maybmton section would permit t suggestion. If they would just gel ? jgether and use the split log drag on o iat road and cooperate among them- t 3lves they would soon have a much b etter road. A little cooperation and elf help will go a long way in com.' tunitv development. * a * : {I If the annexation of the Maybin- 1 m section of Newberry county io c nion county would result in land*1 alues going from $10 and $15 the * ere to $200. as claimed by some of f ae advocates of annexation, why cf,a ourse the thing to do is to annex nd then sell out and come right a ~ ~ * - - -* rv ll ack .nto Aewoerry, Decause we Mm1 le citizens of IMaybinton would much * refer to live in Newberry county. , ^ But these good citizens should have(s ame attention given to their roads ? nd they should use the split log drag 1 nd there should be a ferry kept uoj ? f c i i F. G. Davis ; j ealers i . onds of all kinds >nal Bank. ! ri Specialty of lerator Troubles ; I system and get its idard. M FREE ! | : Oxner I I 264 j " |i ?i i I i i i ? I ng Time Come % nplete stock of Garden Seed th's seeds in bulk as d you can be sure eed either way. a very large stock md can furnish all i l i Weeks Co. ! I ?' ' 9 f i Shelton so that they could cross lie river to the railroad station, or etter still there should he a bridge uilt down that way so that the peoile on either side of the river could ross. The failure to maintain^ a erry we suppose is the fault of the Legislative delegations of the two ounties of Fairfield and Newberry to irrwWo tor the nav of the ferryman n the county supply bills. That vould cost very little and it doe.-: eem That the people of Maybinton hould have had that much considertion given them. This is a historic section of counry and seriously we would regret o see any portion of it leave tho ounty But of course if their copition will be bettered and the community built up and farms improve.1 >y their goino- to I'nion we say t s their duty to go. Good roads, good r-hools find good community spirit s what we want to see all over his fa/r land of ours. But to have ;cod schools there must 5e cmiure'i nd some years ago there were only hree children in school on the Mavinton side. Remember this is to be a wet year nd you better prepare to plant >lenty of corn and such crops as lrvft? f\t t*o in if \Wl VATlt ff> !>e UXVC iuio VI A U1?? A& .F .. iii the right side when the harvestng time comes. It is not going lo >e a good year for cotton and the armer who does not reduce the acreige and put his land to something ;ood to eat expecting to take advantge of .the reduction in acreage of lis neighbor and the consepuent high >rice. will find that it will take all ie jrets from his cotton to buy food tuffs for they are going to sell high md he may confidently count on hat. Better grow plenty to eat. 1 He is a very busy man who cnn ind time to meddle with things that ton't concern him.?PJckens Sentinel. According- to that -doctrine ithero ire a great many very busy people n this old world of ours. But it *s iot generally trre that the biisy man | ,\*ho has Fomet.hin?: worth while to do I ind who is do.'rg it leaves you the ob of doing your own work and the ! :dler fir^.s time to meddle with the . irfairs of ether people. They Lace In Front tfRS. J. R. EISOX, Xewberry, S. C. * ? i SPECIAL NOTICE i 1 i LOST?One 35x4 3-2 Goodrich plain (tread tire on r*m, Friday, April 18,1 on Jalapa road. Reward if returned . to Robt. Gist. 4-22 2Tp Improved Golden Dent Seed Corn.? I ? - * ? 1 i.i_ i~<? i For sale Dy jonnson-uvicuracAm ^-u ; 4-22 tf LOST?One buggy lap robe, one side; green, the other black. Finder please notify M. C. Boozer or J. H. j Darroh, and get reward. Newberry, J Route 3. 4-22 lTp Early Amber Cane Seed.?Pure and recleaned. For sale by JohnsonMcCrackin Co. 4-22 tf STRAYED from our lot one tan colored steer with large straight horns. Weight about 575 pounds j Was last seen at Langford's mill on Bush River. Hutchinson and Snelgrove. Phone 3S. 4-18 2tj Single Comb Buff Minorca esgs from Edward Schmidt's heavy laying strain. Unsurpassed as table fowl. Standard weights?cock, 8 lb3: hens, 6 1-2 lbs. Eggs $2.50 per 15.1 Mrs. Jas. W. Caldwell, Phone 5204.' 4-18 4tp. Mj Horse and Jack will make this season at ray barn; fee for horse, $2*0.00, and my big Jack at $17.50. Phone No. 3112 Prosperity, S. C.. Post office. L.'ttle Mountain, S. C. 4-18 4t "WATV'TPD nt Greenwood?Eieht brush hand painters. White or col-1 ored. Good wages. Apply to E. W. McAlister, contractor, Greenwood, IS. C., P. O. Box 222 4-15 3tp FOR EXCHANGE?A new piano for a Ford car in good condition. G. M Campbell, 1402 Benson street, Newberry. 4-15 tf Male Hog for; Service?Poland China bi<r bone type. See me at my home. Wilbur W. Kinard, Prosperity, RFD No. 3. . 4-1.3 3tp. >'<>{:jCo of Removal? T hrve moved my office lo the Exchange Bank building. room third floor. Honrs: 12 noon to 5:30 p. m. Saturdays: 22 no;>"- to 1:30 and 3 to f. p. m! an.I "by appointment. P. 0. Kllesor. i-:i Imp. \ I OPERA Thursday, ONE NIGI The New York Big Laughing Success9 The Snappy Farce With Music ?Tor I ITTI FT 5 I LA 1 1 SLiM^ Comedy, Pep, Song, Dance, Speed, Clas With the Favorite Comedian i< i p Leonard trover Assisted by th$ Singing Comedienne Kitty O'Neil and a Most Capable Company 2 1-2 Hours of the Greates Laugh Ever 14 Song Hits That Will Deligh I A Whirl of Fun With Tinklinj Tunes Greeted Everywhere As One o Aitrc !IIIC mudl JU11CU1 iai:nug uuvno Seen This Season fcg.i" ii i i irj.-hiti ? 'i? v .1 1 I I. A I i i II Reserve Seats Now Selling At | PRICES: 50c, 75 FOR SALE.?Cabbage and tomato """"""" " plants, 25 cents per hundred. Otto m Klettner, Jr. 4-18 ltp 1 __ 1 J?st Received?iSolid car of Chatta-i III B nooga wagons. This is the last lot we will "have with the regular track. See us and get prices and buy your _ wagon now. The Purcell Company W11611 tfl< 4-11 11 , a dampei RIDING CULTIVATORS?Come in an<J gque anrl let us show you what we have -,l! * - -J Vi o rrnnro m cuiuvaiurs anu nanu?o, - - ? also smoothing harrows. Johnson. _ npat i McCrackin Co. 2-21 If I have removed ray dental parlors ClOllieo? the New Exchange bank building. for you. E- H Kibler- ?don't ti RA^GLS?We still have 'a few of suit m6 O those Dix.'e Harvest ranges we are , , , selling cheap. The Purcell Com- though the pany. 3-25 tf they are ti value from Please Subscribe to the Atlanta Serai-1 Weekly Journal or the Tri-Weeklyj tfOUS^r8? Constitution for one year and a Drop ill book of the greatest war for $3.0C. woolens tl" The Progressive Farmer $1 a year. ' Will give an account book during our exP?E^ month of March. Your orders Will be appreciated. Phone 251. Curtis Wfc I. Epting, Agent, 1704 Nance St., I Newberry, S. C. 8-1S 2m < J See Us for Tour Fertilizer, Acid and Amraoniated goods. Any analysis ^ Ml you desire. Get our quotations be- ^PP* Newt fore placing your orders. It will ' prove to your advantage. Farmers 1 ______ Cooperative Association for New-1 mma?mamm?mm?m berry County, C. L Lester, Manager XULE>S?We have i 12-10 tf. cotton mules w< money on. The ] BUGGIES?We handle the High Point, j ??-? 1 WE hare all size Brown, American and Emerson. We " have anything you want in th2 *rom one orse buggy line. The Purcell Company. prlce you and s ? .. have. Johnson-A 6-25 II. ^ ^ . 3-21 tf WAGONS?We have a complete line 7 y~~" of the Chattanooga and the Pied- >0 ce of B mont. Will save you money en Notice is hereby your wagon. The Purcell Com-J undersigned Jury pany 3-?5 tf J Newberry county, 1 ; ... i 1919, at 9:00 a. 11 I WASTED ? Subscriptions for The Court's office, will i Herald and News. Pictorial Review, i iv draw the name; ! Xeedlecraft. McColI and any other to serve during t>: ! periodical wanted.^ at publisher's nnm pleas court price. Curtis Kpting 3-lStf May !9. Ho?rs :;ntl "lyhidO'TS. *<5e? i J. 1 your men-tremor, ts nr.'] a-k i:s for Jno ; prices. Our stork now complete. Jury Commission* Summer Bros. Co. 4-8 -Jt County, S. C. I J April 24th 1 -JT ONLY i < tmm mm* ^ h 1 ' '^jjfr' 1 *m $$?&?% * *y? v/ 5 ^ ? ?a&fev$VV.* I ? *&&&&& W V " 9> ? * ' ? / JPf * \ / /' ?* ?V ^V. & /; , t $~i ?*'? ? v, ?vSk x ' Jf'V ' c > r^?','f s j - > /' I ^?V*V '' IUM , ; mm w? i#i . q& ? tiK hi-fi * .f ^ V? " f? '. A ; *1 w? -^sh? i i mSm Wm'1 I J 3 *% . ml? 1 I Gilder & Weeks Drag StoreN I c and $1 and tax I imes Like These i*i . - e i!_! _ i j. , e nign cost or uvmg is apt iu put r on one?it's time to "dress up"? lch depression. ; g builds up one's morale so much Fitting, stylish cut, well tailored and that's the only kind I make * -i * i* i*i . 1 1 In these days or mriatea values ike a chance?but come and #cononcerning ypar spring wardrobe. Alclothes we build are aristocratic in style , i J _ ?_ ? _ .:*u i?:u *Uiy aemocrauc in pricc?wmi uuuviu the collar of the coat to the cuff of the \ f today and let me show you the "real" lat 1 work up into "regular" clothes, via designing and bench workmanship. I. Blalock Made-to-Measure Clothes f - *?' Q )eiry noiei newwnj, n/. , "NUFF SED" some of those good NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT* / * will save you Purcell Co. 3-25 if Notice is hereby given that the s * of wagons~~now, undersigned will make final settleto eix. Let us ment of the estate of Solomon Levine, how you what we deceased, in the Probate Court of IcCrackin Company dewberry county, South Carolina, on ' Monday, May 2?, 1919, at 11 o'clock iry Drawing. in the forenoon, and will immediately given that we, the thereafter apply to the Probate Judge Commissioners for of Newberry county for a discharge > on Friday, May '2, j as the administrator of said es- ^ l.. in the Clerk of tate. All persons having claim* openly and public, against said estate w.'ll file same, < of :u; net it iurors ' properly proven, with Blease an! c c essions of com- j Please. Attorneys at Law, Newberry, which convenes 011. S. ai;J all persons indebted to baid estate will make immediate payment \ S'ftnr.ipcrt. j 10 said attorneys. li. Ilalfncrc, Harry Vigodsky, . C. Gorgans. , Qualified Administrator of the es:-rs for New'er y tate of Solomon Levine, deceased. .Newberry, s. C., April 19, 1913. ... - 'r . . . ... . v. .. ' .'V'.:if \ ,