The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 08, 1920, Page EIGHT, Image 8
PURELY PERSONAL.
Tfe? Movements of Many People,
-ewbsrriana and Those Who
Visit Newberry.
Mr. W. 0. Ariail has gone to Easley.
Mrs. Henry Busch of Aiken is visiting
her mother, Mrs. T. E. Wicker.
Burton Wells spent the week-end
in Columbia.
Miss Ollie Richardson opened her
--1 1 ?i- nn- "Dlooeonf nn Afnrtrtav
scnuui at iuu i v.. ????j.
Mr. W. E. Bickley has returned
from Greenville.
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Mrs. S. B. King and little daughter
of Greenwood are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Perry.
Miss Margherita Matthews is attending
the Abby school in Washington,
D. C.
Mr. Curtis Epting has returned
from a visit to his sister in Charleston.
"VTrs J. H. Summer went to Pros
perity Tuesday and accompanied
Mrs. J. S. Wheeler to Columbia.
Mrs. Clarence A. Matthews has
gone'to New York city for a month's
* visit among relatives. e
Mr. R. D. Wright and family have
moved to their new residence on
Lindsay hill.
Mr. J. G. Lowe of Spartanburg
made a business trip to Newberry
Wednesday.
i. ' Mr. James A. Burton, after a
severe spell of illness, is out and
ok/\n+ aersnn numerous friends
Ot/NSt* V
are glad to see.
Mr. and Mrs. Pajb Livingston and
two children motored last week to
Elk Garden, W. Va., to visit her
; mother, Mrs. Henry.
Mrs. Allen Hannah and children
spent the week-end in Newberry.?
Shiloah cor. Abbeville Press and
Banner.
Mrs. F. A. Boland and Miss Ethel
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Koon will leave Friday for a visit to
relatives and friends in Charleston,
Savannah and Ludowici.
Mrs. C. E. Peele of Abbeville is
visiting the Misses Hornsby. Her
many friends in Newberry are glad
to see her*
MV T S T,oflpr and familv have
-? "V moved
to the house on the opposite
corner o Mr. H. H. Biease and family's
residence.
Mrs. Minnie Wallace was carried
-v.to
the Baptist hospital for treatment,
accompanied by her brother, Mr. J.
H. Clary, and her daughter, Miss
Mary Clary and Dr. T. Y/. Smih.
Dr. James Bell of Arkansas, a
nephew of Capt M. M. Buford, who
was on a visit to relatives in Newberry
last week,?died in Tennessee
Wednesday on his way home.
Mrs. J. L. Fellers and little daughter,
Winifred, will leave Friday for
her home in Ludowici, Ga., after an
extended visit to her mother, Mrs.
? Minnie Koon.
; . Mr. Thomas L. Cromer returned
with his mother, Mrs. Jeff T. Cromer,
on Sunday from the Columbia hospital,
where the latter had been undergoing
treatment.
Mrs. -J. K. Gilder's many friends
will be glad to learn that she is out
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01 danger ana me cA^ctwuuu
* that she will be able to return from
the hospital next week.
Constance Taimadge, who will be
seen in "Good References," her
seventh F?rst National picture, at
the opera house Friday, expects to
return from a European sight seeing
trip early this fall.
i Mrs. George Spotts of Newberry
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe Miller.
?Mr. and Mrs. Forest Lominack of
Hodees were among the busy
shoppers in the city Saturday.?Abbeville
Press and Banner, 4th.
Mrs. Dora Watts, the, well known
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saleslady, is again at J. A. Mimv
naugh's, where she will be pleased to
see her many friends. She wants
them to call there when in need of
anything in her line.
Dr. George B. Cromer is a member
of the committee appointed to decide
? as to whether or not there should be
organized an exporting corporation
to handle the sale of cotton abroad.
The committee met in Columbia and
decided to proceed at once with the
organization.
Dr. George K., Hiftchinson and his
brother, J. Thomas Hutchinson,
spent several days, last week at their
former home in Newberry. The former
is traveling for the big drug
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firm ol Jtli JUiiy in maianapous;
. latter is still with the Southern
Power company in Charlotte.
Misses Vivian and Sedelle Ellis
spent the week-end at their homes
in Silverstreet.?Mr. Oswald Copeland
of Newberry spent Sunday in
town.?Miss Lois Johnson spent the
week-end in Whitmire.?Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Young of Whitmire spent
one day last week with Mrs. Will
Milam.?Clinton Chronicle, 7th.
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
You will have "Good References"
with Constance Talmadge Friday.
Gus Hill's minstrels will be here on
the 14th. Good.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Church of the Redeemer will meet
with Mrs. W. G. Houseal on Monday
afternoon at 5 o'clock.
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: Work is being done under Super-j
j visor J. W. Worts' direction on a j
cement drain from College street to j
Thompson street along Harrington.
In the recorder's court Monday a '
$5 gambling bond was forfeited and j
a S3 fine was paid in a case of re- i
sisting of officer.
There will be exercises by the chil- j
dren of the cradle roll department of j
the Church of the Redeemer on Fri- !
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the i
church. j
.
There will be communion service I
at Clayton Memorial church Sunday i
morning at 11:30. Preaching by W. (
! 0. Bodell, pastor. All are invited to !
i attend.
Cotton ginned m Newberry county j
prior to September 25, 1920, count-j
| ing round bales as half bales, 3,;>49 !
; as compared with 5,212 same date i
last year.
A wreck of the early Southern |
freight train on Thursday morningj
near the Coton Oil mill delayed the j
j Cannon Ball until about 12 o clock. ;
A box car was thrown from the track \
and the track torn up for a little.
i distance.
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i Lumber is being hauled for Mr. F. i
: P. Devore's new residence to be built I
| on his lot at the corner of Harrington j
and Thompson streets. It is pleasant i
and encouraging to see these signs of ;
'progress and prosperity in our grow-1
ing city.
A charter has been granted to the
Chappells Warehouse company of
Chappells, the capital stock of which
is $7,500, the officers being A. P.
Coleman, president; W. A. Webb,
vice president; J. J. Murran, secretary
and treasurer.
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It is hoped that a large number of
young men will be at the meeting in
' the court house at 8 o'clock on Friday
night to hear Adjutant General
Moore and join in the movement for
a Newberry company in the national
guard of South Carolina.
At the meeting in Prosperity on
Monday of ttie board of directors of
the lNewberry Alliance Warehouse
. company the stockholders unanimously
agreed to sell the warehouse
to the Farmers' Cooperative association
of the county, the price being
$2,000.
In speaking of the death 'of the
late John Dee Shockley, the Clinton
Chronicle says: "During his stay
, here the deceased made many friends
1-ato cVinpL-oH tn loam of his
<> 11V V* txv ?v
sudden death and whose sincere sympathy
goes out to his son and sorrowing
relatives."
Sheriff Blease and his deputies and
extras and Mayor Blease and Chief
Rodelsperger and the regular and
extra force handled the big crowds
admirably on circus day. It was due
to their watchfulness and alertness
that there were no accidents other
than the one little mishap raported
elsewhere and which was the fault of
+ nrnmnn wVtn was hurt.
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Chairman J. B. Hunter for the
Dollar Democracy fund, has sent in
$912.50, with more in hand. New;
berry county is doing very well in
this matter, and while ahead of a
good many counties is not acting her
, best part. As money is needed to
. run the campaign to success, it be
hooves every Democrat to do his and
; her duty. Hand your dollar to Chair,
man Hunter.
There are necessarily several articles
as well as items in this issue
that would have appeared Tuesday if
+1*^ nor\nv hor? nVipprt nnf". to DT2ZS
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so early on Monday. The boys in
the office got ahead of the reporter
that time.- They had determined to
i get the paper out of the way for the
circus and when the reporter reached
the office Monday morning with his
note book he' was told that the forms
were ready for the press. That
. ended it for the time being.
REMAINS OF SOLDIER BOY
AT REST IN SHADY GROVE
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After a long delay the body of
Private George W. Hairston at last
reached Newberry and have been
laid to rest in the cemetery at Shady
Grove. The body had been expected
for some time. Upon its arrival it
was conveyed to Baxter's undertakers
establishment, the following
members of the American Legion
acting as pallbearers: W. R. Reid,
Jr., Neely J. Cromer, B. V. Chapman,
Ralph Jenkins, Frazier Evans,
t i? r-> ri _ i_i ? r* i ? ? T>loV.1
Ur. jonrif x>. oeLZier, uuiuvii jjictvrw,
mon, Hal Kohn, A. J. Bowers, Jr.,
and B. M. (''Boo") Scurry. The
body remained at Baxter's until the
following day, Sunday, when it was
taken to Shady Grove church, at- j
tended by a delegation from the Le-'
gionrs post here and joined by other:
. members of the order from Whit
I mire, the service being conducted by j
| the Rev. Mr. Miller.
! Private Hairston died of pneu-;
1 monia while in service overseas in !
1919. He was a stepson of Mr.
George W. Eddy of Newberry. <
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1 When a young man and a girl are
in love with one another she is all
, the world to him?which explains ,
j how all the world loves a lover.
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One Night Conly, Thursday, Ocio b<
WOMAN KILLED BY'MAN I
7ANGLEE? UP WITH HER b<
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Another Killing Among the Colored i'?
People cf Na-vcerry County?Tvlan tc
Kiils Woman Who Was Not ; tc
His Wife. ! it
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Coi*oner Lindsay held an inquest 'I
VJpdrp^ftav fiver tho bodv of a wo- w
nan who had been killed by a man w
who acknowledges she was not his o:
wife but with whom he had been it
' Wangled up." However, he claims it a>
was an accident. Boozer, who is s:
held for the killing, tells a straight- I
forward story of the tragedy, and L
by going to Mr. Lor.g and giving him pi
the pistol showed that he was not h<
tiying to evade any responsibility a
that might attach to him. One cf sc
the little girls testified' that the pj
c;-uple had been quarreling. The w
talking ar.d scuffling may have so ap- b'
poared to her. . : . y,
The evidence before the coroners f
jury, giving full particulars of the f
k.lling, was as follows: i>
iiiiicn J ones, swum, j.
seems to bo about eight years old): ft
"The woman lying here dead is ray I
mama. I was in kitchen with her this.
morning when she got shot. Uncle
Race Boozer shot her. r.
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Zenobia Jones . (apparently about \\
11 years old), sworn, says: ''jlamma riwent
into kitchen to got breakfast j?
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ciilU UiltlC itU'JC taint a . w'.uf.u ... 1,
lie had ho]d of her in the back and
took and shot liar. They were scuf- \T
fiing over the gun. He said he
wanted to move, and mama said she
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cid not want to in eve. I was in.
!:l:chen when pistol fired. I saw it
five. They were quarrelir.se. The
gun was in his hand.
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Reuben- Bcozer, sworn, r.ays: "1 ^
live with Mr. Claude A b ranis, above j'
Newberry about eight miles, on the I,!
Piits place. I left his house this
morning at 2 o~'cloe!:. I was drivirg l~[
a two horse wagen; no one with me.
I got here about 0 o'clock, as near
as I can guess. I came to the hou:e. "
and no one here but Tcressa Schumpert
and her three small children. I
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says when I come in, 'How you feel?'
She says, ''All right. How are you?'
I says, 'I come at you.' She says.
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'You got a house for mer 1 tout nor i
yes. I wrote you last week I got
a house for you. She s:'.ys, 'Weil. *e
if you got a house for me I go; but ;c
I have to cook breakfast before 1 can ol
go.' I says, 'Wei], hurry up; f want /'
to get back home by 2 o'clock, as 1 ;
got a sick chap.' She sent her little
girl in hero 'indicating) to make up
a fire in stove. She ys, 'What's r
that you got in your pocket.' I say.. 'Ain't
nothing but my gun.' She say.
'I.ct iy?c? sec it.' 'This happened in
the house.) I say, 'No, you got Uv- __
business with this.' She got up anil _ r
/ nniR on in the kitchen then, a:. ! sh.:
called me. 'Hon, conic here.' J con?.;
She say, 'Kiss me.' I say, 'No, we
ain't got time to kiss none ncw,' an*: \
she walked up to me to catch around
me to kiss me ar.yhoW. and ^r.c thrcv ?
one arm around my neck and grabbed
other hand in my inside coat pocket.
When she did that I say, 'Wait, don't
do thai:; 1 ii give it to you.' She say, 't
'Xo; I got holt to it; I take it out.'i
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grabbed her hand in my pocket with
oth cf my hands, and she had hold
> gun with barrel in her hand; bar>1
was sticking up. I told her again
) wait; don't pull at it; I'll give it
> ycu. And she pulled it again, and
went olr. Both of ur? had hold to
when it went of?. I said to her,
told you to turn it loose.' She
as sitting in the kitchen window
hen I wer.t in, but when pistol went
[? we were both standing up. When
went off she kinder squatted down
id laid down on the llpor, and I
iw blood. She never said a word,
then went on down and told Mr.
org and gave him the pistol. The
istol belongs to Ivlr. Claude A brains;
i let 1110 bring it down here fceiuse
I was coir.:::g before day rind
> far to come. I was carrying the
istol in my inside coat pocket. This
oman was not ray wife, but i had
:en tangled up with her for three
?ais. She lives here this year. The
rst of the year I was in Anderson
icon January till Aucrust. Since
:en. I have been with Mr. A brums,
came down here fcr her once be>rc,
and she wouldn't come because
had ro house for her.
"Reuben Boozer."
The coroner's jury found that "the
.id Teressa Schunipert came to her
2?,th from a pistol, shot wound inicted
by ihe h rinds of- Reuben
oo;:ei*.'' The jury was composed cf
ic -fellow:;;'.:: D. Morris^ foremn;
J. K. Morris, D. W. Eptir.g, W.
. Eptin- S. P. Mills and Vv. E. Fuller.
Dr. .7. I. 2cdenlau~h tes;If:ed as to
12 cause and manner cf the v;o.::r.'s
death. Locis ;^:1 await;<,
trial sfthe r.e:;t term of court.
Gees to _;wC Fameus Monger.
IIr. R. B. Loaiinsck went to CoEinbia
Monday to sse Prof. Cooly,
it' world-famous psychologist. and
?a]er, and returned home feeling
titer than ho hau felt In many
icniha. Mr. Lcrninaek ha3 Le^n in
?.J heath a:::I unable to walk wi h;.t
crut-hes (luurg the -:ast seven
:cnth:i. '..hen ii;; relumed from hi?
:s:.? :o ~h-yi. C oiy he could walk
i;hc;:t hi: crutches ant' is now gor
about w:th only the u:e of a
Rjk:::.; stick. He v.ar ir.Jaced to go
) Columbia jv Zlr. John Sanders of
'lyersircet, who had been cured by
rof. Cccly. The professor passed
ouGrh Newberry Thursday. He
iil return to this city and remain
?re two .lays ncs\ week, vivincr a
cture Monday night. We hear that
vera! o;hcrs from Newberry have
?en to ;.ce this world-famous psy:ologist
and healer.
^pkcial \OTICF
wmmmimi p a?w
ome O\..i .--.rl Fv.Bulbs came
in by post. It you w:?h any
oi' e 1 i ii:'te bn! lec me
know, Hci i'.oiin.
or Sale?New Baltimore range Xo.
S3 complete with water back, little
*... ? <!. One-.no--.re Wa.'te
ilicVoV'. .' ;) thimble .-re :-:, S 5.
/.I: -y h-.v. 1 ". J. Wh!:c.
?-K-l f.
alesrrnn Wanted to sclk-it orders
101" i .i')! '.I;' u;!:J. /*rc J : (?
paints, bslaiy or commission,
dress Linct;:n 0;I L o., lIls :-? ?d.
Cliio. i O-r-i tp.
*'lIy->r yuiir here to -to ; va.11\
[pianos?I can now sell you a .-rood Or
j pi<;ao pre-war prices. Set? me
;i: i'?. Simmer L Sr n. I..
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For Sale Cneup?Wiient miil, corn trL
| : "1 fe d : !: un:'er one roof;
;.cv;; j u: . Oi.c.. lotl
i !ru sre i'ancankc M .rse kerosene
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i div.i .? i j: i r. w, i; \, . .
S::i?.*.t:i. Haiti.!a. S. ('. iO-c?--v.
Pi-r<cs T::ncd?Prof. Tu.;v will be in; 9-?
\ .\ewberry rcM1. : iQuy and S?.tur- ?
; day. Phone me if you want your j Pi
! jvr.no tuned correctly. .j. L.:
i I-ov.ies. Phone or -175-J. i
llO-S-2t. . ?
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Lcc'?About September - i, be
tween hijih school and heme i::
C-*;:i'wVC street, small gold wat;h.
1 with Ldue fijruiOS on cream tinted!
; dial. Reward. .Miss Elizabeth ZT,
j Dominick. S-10-ltp. * *
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Send cards'to your friends on their ;
: birthdays. Come in and see them. j TT
; rial Kohn. |rc
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Waned?E: tra help for Saturday's
Anplv McCrcry s o and 10 Cent ~
Store. 10-S-:i:p. Cc
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.Jr.. ir.iesc novel r::is ji- ~
! been published. If you re::d I;is
! * * L i l 11 o Shepherd ot Kingdom?
{ Come"' and '"Xrail of the Lor.e-'
: fonie Pine" you will wane his in- 9j
est book, "Er.:ki?.e Dale, Pioneer."; -~
l The New Book ?tore. . %*;7
FcT Sole?300 bushels of Appier!
j cats and '>00 bushels of Fills hum ?
at S1.50 per bushel and 50 bushels G*
of May wheat a1: $2.50 per bushel.
l; H. A. Workman. 10-8-21..
My ihionic.ii of Lu!fcs has already W
! left the importers. I expect them
1 ar.v day. Get your bulbs early sp
this y?ar co that yo i v/^i ha.'v
; blo-.nis in December Hal K-hn
3.
Cct'.cn 23 cents. I will take mid- dling
cotton at 28 cents per pound W
i in exchange for two good mules. '
I one 1013 Chevrolet automobile, in;
j line condition, one brand new Ford ~
touring car with starter. Rock
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COtlCili JKiL'v-'S. Ul 1 nil ISUil w
j need them. J. 0. Moors, Prosper
! iy, 3. C. Phone 2321. 10-S-ltp
Re?.d "Mir,3 lyiir.erva's Baby" by the *~z
; author of "Billy and the Major."
i You will enjoy this book. Hal
Kchrs. !
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j Navp.jo Indian Blankets r.nd Robes.
] Made of the finest pure Marino
! woci direct from the Oregon fac- j,?(
tory. See them in our window.
! For sale cr.Iy by Wm. Johnson &
Son * 10-5-2t pj
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; Ssc its for Ceciar Shingles. Best; Cic
: grades at lowest prices. Newberry ;n
Lumber Co. 10-5-3:. th
; ? Al
o,;i TVir? vptv thino* for inese
j cool October days when coal is high
j and scarce. Wra. Johnson & Sen.
i 10-5-2t. * / : ?
j ; j
| Terr?. Cotca and flue lining. Lprgc
j stock on hand. Newberry Lumber I\<
Co. 10-5-3t &
i th
j For the best selling cigars call on ta
Anne 0. P.ufT & Co., the wholesale tic
! cigr.r house. 9-28-tf-ltaw
: :
j River Fish?Fresh water fish Tucs- T
j days and Wednesdays. Also other m,
I nice fish in season. Oyster sea?on
| now epe-g, G. W. Coward. 9-28-tf. A,
| STOCKHOL'DZF:3 MEETING.
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! rne regular annual ua ?
the stockholders of Oakland Cotton |
I Mills w'll -Ije held at the- mill office,
I Newberry, S. C., Tuesday morning,
Cctobcr 23th, If;20, at 10 o'clock. ,
J. N. McCaUshrin, j
Secretary.
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NOTICE. i
The following order v;as passed hy ^
the Board of Health a" a recent ,
moefcingr: 'l
"Rerolved, That all persons selling
in ilk in the city are required to
have their cow or cows inspected ,
and tested by a veterinary surgeon J
to ascertain if the cows have any (
d:::?r.sc that csn be transmitted t:)
person through the are of this milk."
jl. L. Mayes, 51. P..
Chairman.
S. S. Cunningham,
! Sv'-retarv.
|'.Oct. b, 1^20. * 10-8-2t. ^
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CBinniiMuaMi. ? ? ? ! Bk.' liiiu Miifi~OTi flu wi'yjy ??BlflPC
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Just arrived our as.
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famous Bulbs.
Hyacinth
i\'arciS3ii3
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: Is reeziers
(100 do:
QvTjO''" "T)n q T^P?' rPTTiPP
0\VCCu 1 Cc-iO, L'vUiL*.
Pansy seecl, papers
All colors, double a;
m ffe
mmja? i its
TyT ^ O.O
rHone loo.
;e ~air L'.ack siH; iicce \v;;3 lakt 't
from ladies dressing room ThursHs!
v.'.""".vr. & Gftrnsntcrs store
a: ! < ' . i>v n1 -1:.
ive us scii your land at auction.
Atlantic Realty company,
7. i r*
N. C. Write, wire o: phone us at
K-t- i-br.rg, V;;., . . see jj^vis
Realty Co., local contract representntive-.
(ireenwoea, S. C.
>: -! t&'v-tf.
for Si!e?iilsscx an.I Polar.;:
China. D. 1>. Leiizsey, Xewberry,
S. C. * :;-24-tf.
r F.er.'.?0..o horse farm in. Xo. G
township, known as the Dick Satterwfcite
place. For further inforn:atien
S"e*Mr:?. U. Z?I. J.Iavcr, Newberry,
S. C. 9-2%-Otp,
ic shoe shep of Yancey I>. Jones
has been changed to the house opposite
the fire department. 0-7-tf
>r Sale?Cedar shingles, extra clcai
grade. $.25 f. o. b. Jas. E. Sheaiy,
Little Mountain, S. C. 9-17-1 Tip
n-.tiT-clars and Builders. Save IC
to 25 per cent, cn Flooring, Ceiling,
Siding, Laths an 1 Shingles.
Buy in car lots. Se.d list for de
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livercd prices, ureerr.vcou ouilv
Co.. Bex 4o5, Greenwood, S. C.
t4-25t-ltaw. * '
a?cns?Weber and Old Hickory;
ail sizes. Johnson-iMcCrackin Co.
0-14-tf.
ri;i Drills?See drill in operation
in our store. Jolinson-McCrackk
Co. 9-14-tJ
ar.ted Teachers?A principal am
an assistant at $100 and Si/G, reectively,
for the Zion-New Hope
school. Address J. J. Xinard' o;
E. J. Adams, Fomaria, S. C.
10-tf.
hen you Want Anything in the Fur
niture line come to SchampertGraham
Suber Co. 8-20-ti
3R SALE CHEAP?ONE TWO
TON* SUPERIOR TRUCK. L\
FIRST CLASS CONDITION. GEO
w. su.viiviiLK, j a.
me mills, ' evaporators and fu^
naecs. For sale by Johnson-Mc
Craekin Co. 8-31-*
Ceiling, Flooring?All grade;
new on hand. Newberry Lurnbei
Co! ? 10-o-ot
oticz OTfinalIETH^ENI
i y. ill make a final settlement o:
e estate of Mary J. Dic-kert in tht
abate Court for Newbery Cviinty
juth Carolina cn Monday tlic
i.v <A November. 1020, it 1C oVioci
the forenoon and will immediate!;
ereafter ask for my di-.'barge a
imi-nistrator of said- esiVite.
Geo. 31. Dicker:,
A.imin ti'ato'*.
Newberry, S. C., Oct. oth, 1020.
COTTCN ASSOCIATION.
There will .be a meeting of ihc
r.vbeivy Cotton association'en nex'
tlarday, October C, at II o'clock, ir
o court house for the purpose o:
king some action in the organiza
>n of the Cotton Export company.
A lull mcerir.g is -desired.
Ail counties in the ccttcn state:
e expected to take rome action a
is time.
J. L. Xeitt,
lv president.
TO OUR TKAS3E
We will haVe several,cars
of
DANISH. CABBAGE |
jo arrive about November
1. Get our.'
prices before buying I
elsewhere. |
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Saiurdav, October 9
"HIDDEN DANGERS" No. 14
BIG V COMEDY
1 j 2 REEL O'HENRY" j
Monday, Cctober I!.
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:;Dr. H. ML Bigby
! Optomeirist
Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted A
| Fhonc'21
Third FIcod Exchange Bank Bid?.
; 3atiery Business.?I sell the Vesta
battery. None better. 1 specialize
| .. battery work. Give me a trial.
Newberry Battery and Electric Co.,
Baale H. Cromer. Friend Street,
ci;pcsite Cotton Platform.
[ !5-'jC-tf
". iVi.-.itlc Paint) the kind that lasts. Get
cur prices. Newberry Lumber Co.
110-3-3:.
. Fcr Sale?50 gallon barrels and 5
.; and 10 gallon kegs. Pepsi-Cola
?' Bottling company. y-10-tf .
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.Car load sash and doors, all sizes in v
3; stock. Newberry Lumber Co.
L' 110-3-3t.
^ I am prepared, to do general repaire:
ir.g cf furniture and upholstering
1 i -arrl cabinet work. W. R. Davis.
-*! Will promptly attend to all orders
5 < left for rr.e at the office of the SeI
j curity Loan and Investment com:
I pany. 9-3-tf.
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=> We' have j-st unloaded a solid car of
; Beaver Board. The last we will
! fcc able to gep for some time. New- ,
berry Lumber Co. 10-5-3t
When You Want a Good Stove or
Range comc to Schurnpert-Grahami
< Suber Co. 8-20-tf
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II Co.-plcio ;ir-e of mantels and grates
I! just received. Newberry Lumber
-i Co. ' f 10-5-31.
! For Sale?Car of 2 and 3 V Crimp,ed
roofing: also corrugated roof1
% m i l _ 1 TX.
.1 ir.T bougnt oeiore ine auvance. xu
will pay you well to see us before
i you buy. B B. Schumpert & Co., /
Prosperity, S. C. Phone 39. *
.! 7-13-2t.
| i For Sale?House and one acre town
i of Silverstreet. Price $2,500. B.
j M. Havird. 8-24-tf. /
\ For Sale?A 1 ton Ford truck, just I
! ! overhauled, in f.rst class mechanii
cal condition. Can be seen at Fridy
Motor company's garage. Apply
i to C. F. Tempieton, Pepsi-Cola
Bottling plant. 9-3-tf.
NEELY J. CROMER
! Civil Eng. &. Farm Land Surveying
5tH Floor Exchange Bank Bldg.
I Tel: Office 273, Res. 444-W.
; a-i (5-ti.
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1 For Sale?One milk cow, weighs
1,000 pounds; price $100; also one *
cow with calf, $125; a beauty. B.
j j M .Hr.vird, Silverstreet.
; j 7-27-tf.
' | Crin:--or?. Colvcr seed for sale at Johnf
j son-McCrackin Co. 7-30-tf
' For Sale?One $150 phonograph,
i'i new; at a bargain. B. M. Havird,
i! Silverstreet. 7-27-tf.
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i Teachcr Wanted?A principal for A
I the Monticello school, $10*0, seven M
[I months. B. S. Counts, P. W.. M
Ccur.ts or O. F. Dennis, Prosperj
j ity. 8-31-tf. M
SEE GEO. W. SUMMER, JR.
For Hauling
Phcne 445 or 4
! Two sclid cars of cedar shingles;
right price. Apply to J. A. Tal- J
|[ lant, Silverstreet, S. C. 8-13-7tp
|! For Sale?Cotton picking laps and
i; sheets. Johnson-McCrackin Co. V
j 8-10-tfv
E. J. GREEN
Attorney-ai-Law
|j OfSce Phoae 17, Residence 473.
! ! Newberry, S. C.
!! 7-23-tf.
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I; To the Merchants who are in need of
! school supplies. We have what
;: you want. .See our lino before you
buy. Anne 0. Rurf & Co. ^
i 9-23-ltaw-t'f. * i
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For Sale?One 20 inch Wili
liams corn mill. One pump. jack.
All in good shape. Phone 478. 0.
; II. Lane. * 8-13-tf.
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When You Want a "Kiddie Koop"
come to Sehumpert-Graham-Suber
' Co. * 8-20-tf.
... - - 9 ft
;
j Wafttcd"v. nire riian isingie; lor special
work on ?arm. Give refer'
ences and age and state wages jM
asked. E. il. Evans, Newberry,