Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PURELY PERSONAL. % The Movements of Many Peopl< ixewberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. The Rev. W. R. Bouknight of For Mill is in the city. Mr. Harry H. Blease continue critically ill at this writing. Mrs. Rhett. Boozer was taken i Columbia Thursday for hospita treatment. Mr. W. H. Wallace has returne from Spartanburg and resumed hi wav.1- +Vio flKeor^fPr W Ui XV VIA UiiC V/ VOV 4 ? Vk % Mr. W. S. Lominack and famil have returned from a trip to Spar tanburg. Srv-7v * Ray Gallman spent the week-en in Newberry with home folks.?Ab ^ beville Medium. J. 0. Havird has been called t Newberry on account of illness in hi family.?Anderson Mail. Mrs. A. H. Anderson of Pawtuck et, R. I., has come to Newberry t spend the winter, with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Myers. Mr. and Mi's. I. H. Hunt and Mr and Mrs. J. N. McCaughrin attendee the Mays-Blake wedding in Edgefieli on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Black spen Sunday in Newberry with Mr. an< Mrs. W. A: Hill, parents of Mrs Black.?Saluda Standard. Mr. and. Mrs. Luther Johnson an< children and Mr. Rikard of Newberr; were in this section a while Sunda; afternoon.?Cool Spring cor. Salud; Standard. Mrs. M. C. Gilliam, in response t wire left on Wednesday for Balti more, where her son. Robert, is ii the hospital. It was thought the sui geons were preparing for an opera tion. ' Mrs. Florence Kibler and son, Mi ,Jesse Kibler, and Mrs. Fred Eptinj and little daughter, Temperance, o Columbia spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs. H. 0. Stone in _ Colleg< street. ' Mr. George A. Mills of the count; was in the city Thursday. He is rest ing awhile from his duties as schoo teacher, his last school having beei at Camp Branch. Mr. Mills is no\ traveling for a tobacco house. Hi many friends are glad to see him. Mr. Junius Fox has returned fror Columbia and accepted a position ii the drug store of his uncle, Dr. W G. Mayes. Junius will be foun ' most of the time at the fountain t dispense nice drinks of various sof varieties, and good ice cream, etc. Miss Mary Connon or i\ewoerry 1 the guest of relatives.?Mr. and Mrs '^ William Cromer and Mr. and Mn O'Neal Miller of Newberry visite Mr. Will Buford, a patient in th hospital, Sunday.?Miss Julia Booze spent the week-end in Newberry.Clinton Chronicle. Mr. Elbert Cromer has passed hi examination before the state boar of opticians itnd optometrists, th only one out of four to pass . H will work in Columbia a few month for Dr. Calton, before returning t Newberry to open an office of hi own in this city. Mr. F. W. Stanton and family, a< companied by his mother, have jus arr;ved from Greenville, Tenn.. Mi * ** - l--? -C sv-v* w Stanton took his tamny to ms j.um er home several* weeks ago when h was taken down ill with typhoid fe-v er. We are glad to mention his r< covery and return. Mrs. E. H. Cousins will leave o Friday for 311. Pleasant, N. C., t visit relatives. She will stop over i Columbia between trains to see he sister-in-law, Mrs. Jeff T. Crome: who had to return to the hospita On her way home Mrs. Uousins w 1 visit relatives in Charlotte. Mr. H. Vigodsky has gone to Cc lumbia to meet his wife and chiidre who are on their way here from th Fatherland. They will come vi Newberry to visit for a while at th home of Mr. Vigodsky's brother. Mi Vigodsky and family will have happy meeting as he has not seen hi wife and children since he Riu sia before il.e world war.?Tugaioc Westminster, Tribune, 19th. The following members of New berry commandery attended a meet ing of Columbia commandery Wee nesday night: W. *G. Bullock, N. C Toole, J. F.J McConnell, M. D. Her son, W. E. Wilds, Jr., and T. F Johnson of Newberry and B. 7 Young, W. J. Wise, G. D. Browr Rev. Jas. A. McKeown, Geo. W. Har mon, J. A. Price, J. A. Counts, T. I Shealy and C. S. Schumpert o Prosperity. They report a fine meet ing. Mr. Perry A. Schumpert, brothe of our well known fellow townsmar T ** Sfhnmnert. has been pro moted fi*om the office of assistan passenger agent of the Souther) railway in Atlanta to the position o traveling passenger agent, wit) headquarters in New York. This i a well earned and deserved promo tion and a high compliment to th< young man, who is a graduate o Newberry college and also o Draughan's Business college in At lanta and of the night law school o [that city, winning1 the oratorical] j medal of his class. He is a bright j '*; young man and the Southern is to he | congratulated. After his graduation from Newberry college and be-: t. fore going to Atlanta Mr. Schumpert; j taught school. ! VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. | ! Green River is rising in volume, j j | Halloween parties are on the way. \ | The long needed floor on the porch1 ^ ; at the rest room has been put on. ; SJ Cotton 11) cents; seed 42. - Bales; | are rolling in but not many being ^ 'sold. - j y ! , j The King's Daughters will meet> ion Friday afternoon at 4:30 with; | Mrs. J. B. Hunter. ! The nreuarations for November 11 i are creating high anticipation and i "great expectations." ?j Jurors will be drawn on October j s i 29 for the common pleas court be- j (ginning November 15. j "j "The Idol Dancer,'' to be seen Fri-j 0 day. is a masterful blending of love.: ' i drama and comedy. ?j j We hope the appeal for contribu-J ' jtions to the Polish relief fund will" ^ j not pass unheeded by any. ! In order to enjoy to the fullest; I The Veiled Mystery" serial be at | ^; the opera house Saturday to see the; d first episode. * j: While that young person in a, Greenwood family well known in i ^ j Newberry is a King all right, she is j V I nniTflvflioloce Q littlp miPfTl, k 11CVC1 VilViVOU *.%. w y The cases that have been before j a Healer Coolv are too numerous to; 1 v ! specify. Some remarkable cures i ?lare claimed. The Ladies' Aid society of the! i Church of the Redeemer will meet "jMonday afternoon at 4 o'clock with, " I 311-5. J. E. Summer. j ! Don't 'neglect the chrysanthemum j ' show and supper by" the ladies No-' * vember 5. We mention it in time sol ^ as to let you prepare for it. j' There will be communion service J' e j at the Silverstreet Lutheran church j' i on Sunday morning at the usual j y' hour. " Harrington street is picking up.! 1' > t m I : r'nnnirtofliam makes it look I ^ j a like a boulevard. We hope Thor-. 1 v oughfare Supervisor Werts will see!1 s that it is kept in good condition, A negro man and -woman on Mr.! 11 W. E. Wallace's place picked 1,600 a pounds of cotton in two days this : week. The 'man picked 500 pounds ^ each day and the woman 300. * 0 Three warehouses are being built * on the lot of Mr. B. C. Matthews cut from east Main street by the New-"" s berry Cotton Holding corporation un-; der the plan of the state of "South j ! Carolina. ^ Geoffrey Landreth did not guess! e that the woman posing as his wife i r | was in reality her twin sister, but | ~ j he fcit that his "wife" liaci grown in- j j different. See Corinne Griffith in j s "The Broadway Bubble" Monday. Dates looked forward to with: e pleasure: November 2, general elec-j cjtion. November 3. wedding. Novem-j iSlber 5, chrysanthemum show and sup-! 0 per. November 24, wedding. No-j 3 vember 25, Thanksgiving. j If there is any woman who doesn't J j know that she must show ncr rcgisJ trati6n certificate at the polls she r*!h.id Letter put it where she can lay 1_ hands on it. They will all undere stand that those "who pay taxes have r~ to shew their "taxe receipts also. To paraphrase a paragraph from Tuesday's .paper: ''Go out and give n the organization your encouragement 0 by your presence." Meaning the n meeting of the Newberry Rea Cro?s !r chapter in the court house Sunday | r> afternoon at Z o'clock. I-1 Tom Miller, colored, paid $20 fgr H a watch and couldn't keep it. Ke got the watch from a white bov )_ without the boy's knowledge and n consent, and the $20 he paid for it e was by order of Recorder Chapman a on Wednesday. e The Baptist Courier says The Heraid and News quoted the Rev. E. V a Babb as having hit "Old Man Gree;* 1S hard in a recent sermon. There is * no old man Green in this city. The >? Newberry citizen by that rfame is comparatively a young man. It was "Old Man Greed" Mr. Babb scored. The cotton mills in Newberry will close tonight, Thursday, and stay " closed the balance of the week, owl" ins to the condition of the cotton and ? mi 1 4. ^ cotton goods marKei. iney nuiie ^ - resume their running next week, but '> work next week and from then on will depend upon the condition of " affairs in their Jine. I The Harrington street side of the " high school lot ought to be riade more attractive to compare with the r neat homes of Messrs. W. J. Swit'' tenberg and J. W. Smith, Jr., and ' with the general appearance of the t building and surroundings. We arc II calling attention to the corner ad^ joining Mrs. Pearson's lot. 11 A fine and handsome steer was s sold last week by Mr. Arthur Quat tle'oaum at Prosperity to Mr. A. P. e Boozer, who is going to butcher the f young animal for his model market, f The steer weighs 1,540 pounds, is - three years old, and cost Mr. Boozer fj $175.73. See it at the lot opposite Baxtars undertaking establishment. In writing a letter have v<ui over i" * i used the wrong word and had to j erase it? Or have you ever called a FJ man by the wrong name? Of course j J you have, and nobody thought any-1 thing of it. Bui if a newspaper gets, E the wrong wor<l or a wrong name,j or any other little thing like that, itj is such a strange thing in the eyes j of some people. We would suppose j j5 that everybody by this time had com-j J mon sense enough to understand! these things. j y SEPARATED IN BOYHOOD j ^ SISTER SEEKS BROTHERS j ^ . 1 The Herald and News has received j c] the following letter for publication: j '"Please have this letter published; c in the paper for me. I am trying to j iind my two brothers. We were I separated when small and now I am j grown and I would like to find them j if I can. My brothers' names were j Preston and Augite. I was so young j when we were separated that I dcn't j know their last name. My mother j _ was Ellen Brigham and my stepfath-jti er was Judson Brigham. I would like i the best in the world to find my J j. brother?, and if they are in your city. v 1 hope they will write their sister )c right away. My mother and father died in Macon. I.was Miss Frances ^ Brigham, but am now j. Mrs. Frances Watson. } 332 Forest Ave., "*1 K -HUCUJl, ua. | M Colored Woman Died Suddenly. Nannie Lee, living in the neigh-j1, borhood of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wal-je ' ' F ton's residence, was found dead at T her home early on Friday morning. Coroner Lindsay was notified and went co the house, but no inquest was necessary as Dr. Houseal testified that death was due to sickness. v S'he had been af3icted with cancer of n [lie womb and was taking laudanum fi : or relief. y ci Arrest Automobile Thief. rj Deputy Sheriff D. L. Taylor wentig lo Greenwood Thursday and return-1 o-i tvi'fVi Rr.rH Mnnlpv. who had been I raptured in that county and placed in prison. Mr. L. B. Fridy on Wednesday afternoon got a message that] T'.Ianley had been arrested. A war- m iant was sworn out before Magis-jg irate C. W. Douglas, and the man is !.ow in the Newberry jail. Manleyj i-, the man who stole Mr. J. N. Mc-[Caughrin's Ford sedan from the|F fridy garage some time ago, the car! Laving been promptly recovered as! _ ; mentioned at the time. r The "Healer." Professor Cooly, who has a repu-! ~ . . i F tition as a psychologist, made his promised visit to Newberry this veek, doing- business from Monday 11 Thursday. He is being discussed r.Il over the city and county. ^ People have .been flocking to him j C Mnd he has done a rushing business.! Some say he is a fraud and theyj have no faith in him; those advise 1 he reporter to condemn him or at *least not to notice him in the paper. _ Others, and they are many, believe i:i IV him and advise us in accordance with! r 'j-i- ~ n i tneir tcuin. jdc an una ua it ,. r.nd let thoughts be as they will, when reliable persons say he has cur-i ed them or that they have received i*great benefit from him, it is hard toj believe there is r.ot "something in j it." Many who went to condemn} came to commend, and however strong the inclination of some of the populace to doubt, what they have j seen has led them to "think twice.''j* Numbers of good citizens have bee:: j to see him and thc-y seem satisfied. Call it hypnotism, imagination or what not Cooly has a fat job; which ~ shows that strong minds have control over bodies?as well as pockctbook:-. Officers Find Mash. The State, ISth. Richland county rural officers sei;:- * j o ed a large quantity of mash Satuv-i day afternoon and the still material was destroyed. The officers located) 417 gallons of mash, 35 gallons of | molasses and some meal. The mas'ijj. and molasses were poured on the} ground. Rural Officers Dunnawav, Koon,l_ Price and Eleazer struck a trail! F about 17 miles from Columbia on! i the Newberry road and i^hey sai I j _ they traced the mash and material to j \ a point near a creek on the plants-j tion of T. E. Ranch. The officers! said they picked up several clues,that] \ may lead to an arrest. ?on <?> <?> -y '* ^ <& <c- %> <*y $' ? 4>: 7 > <?> COLLEGE NEWS. , - j ' The football teams of Erskinej and Newberry will clash on the field ' at Newberry Friday afternoon, Oi>{ Lober 22. This is expected to be an-j other interesting game. j~ The first game played on the home] field was won by Newberry last! Friday when she defeated Wofford j by a score of 9 to 7. j g Newberry will play Furman Oc-| mmrnmmmmm? ?iwww-w??rit*T^n ( I [fie Fall of China i' MBBMSBaaBaaaggBaaaaaaag; ^ This year China is making* a p tronger impression than ever! lefore in history. j. ! ( Bear in mind that we have aj ( cry beautiful line of Pickardjt Vnina and is recognized the J _ vorld over as the best. j. Before selecting your wed-J1 ling presents we invite you to j nspect our line of China, also j lit glass and silver. Elite Jewelry Co. I1 , ober 20 at Newberrv. !, * i President Derrick is now in Wash-j R?ton attending the second con-' ention of the United Lutheran! hurch in America. j Dr. J. L. Daniel, pastor of the' Icthodist church of Newberry, de-i ivered an address to the Y. M. C., l. Sunday afternoon. j About 20 men began practice last' londay in preparation for the live | lile cross country run which will i ake place November 25. Thisj vent is a contest between ClemsonJ '. C.. and Newberry and is"held on j 'hanksgivinjr day of each year. I S. S. Convention No. 20. The township Sunday school .conention of No. 10 will meet at Bach lan L'ftapei Lutneran cnurcn ?:i ua- < ftil Sunday of this month. Each school in the district is reuested to send a full delegation, 'he program will appear in next isue. ' ' ' George I. Kinard, Chairman. ; _____ ! SPECIAL S'OTICE j ? a: 1 J elf-Slling fountain pens. Guaran-1 teed to give satisfaction. Mayes-! Book & Variety Store. [ : : | 'lower pots.? I have a nice assort-j ment, also some charming vases, i nr.-l hjjnp-int* wall vases. Hal Kuhn.i "44V* * ""*--o , ; mpcrted baii>s. I buy (lircct and i gave you the middleman's cost. Mayes Book & Variety Store. 'cr Rent?One horse farm, two miles below Prosperity; good water, eight-room house in good re-j pair; good pasture. Apply Mrs.j j. D. Stone, Prosperity. ! 10-22-2tu. i ' ! J flowers. I have a fine lot cfj < dahlias. Flowers cn cold storage.! Send some to your friends. "Say | it with flowers.'' Hal Kchn. ; < !ow and calf for rale. John B.: < Mayes. j , " | V lagazir.e subscriptions, both new; \ v.:ri renewals arc given careful at-| , centicr.. I represent all publishers! ' 1 - - ...t f ^ . ! ' ana can i^ive puuisnt-i^ kah/d. Kohn. | : .est?One ladies' gold wrist watch J between Main street, railroad I crossing and Willowbrook park or in park, with initials "M. L. S.;" if found return to nic at -T. P. Sheely's residence and receive lib-^ eral reward. Minnie Lee Summer. 10-22-1tp. sothing but good bulbs will produce fine flowers. 1 would be glad to have you see the display of fine bulbs which I am now showing. Hal Kohn. have my Christmas toys. Come and see them. Mayes Book & Variety! Store. i ??? ] !ard tables rented by the New Book store. 'or Saie?New Baltimore range No. , Complete with water back; little used. White hickory, one-horse j wagon, thimble-skein. Bug^y har-; ness. Pyramidal tent, 12x12. J.I YV. White. 10-22-tfi i lallcwe'en nlace ar-d tally cards.j Many designs in favors and deco-j rations, as well nr Dennison's ciepei paper. Hal Kohn. -J i '-?v C,l??himrl Ti'mvJ tmiviri!?! car. cheap. Phone 2G0;>. 3Jrs.i W. II. Suber. 10-22-4tp ^ _ 1 Vedd;n<j books for tlic?' bride. Diaries, logs, guest books and others. Come in and see them. Hal Kohn. Vented?To buy ten cords four-foot pine wood. H. C. Hollowav. 10-22-tf. "uneral flowers and designs. 'Guar-i antced service of funeral work.! Hal Kohn. respass Notice?All persons are J forbidden to trespass upon the! lands of the estate of M. Q. Hipp, near Pomaria, in any manner, especially by hunting. Mrs. Emma Hipp. ' * 10-1 ?-2tp! cr Rent?Two horse farm, 2 miles' from Newberry. Seven acres goodpasture. Aunly 1302 Drayton St. ** 10-19-2t. iankets and comforts at Schumpei'tGraham-Suber Co. 10-12-tf. "OX Scathingly Attacks LODGE in His Heme State. Hoar them both in their own voices;. * I oday in your own home city, oni1 hese most important subject?, ''Pre-! ention of War" and "League of Xa-j ions," at 0. <fc T. E. Salter's Grafo-j jola Parlors & Studio on Upper Main Jtreet, Newberry. Also Harding, Coolidge, Roosevelt,! .Tvc R.fihinsnn. MY-Anon. Cierard.! j Jen. Wood. Butler, Hayes, Palmer.: ^olby, Clark, Wise and White in hese splendid Campaign Speeches, j ?Adv. rcr Sale?Cedar shingles, extra clear j grade. $7.75 f. o. b. .Tas. E. Shealy, Little Mountain, S. C. 'J-17-17tp| ;ce our Water Color Window S'nadas j at 7")c each. Schumpert-Graham-: Suber Co. !0-12-tf.j ' i l liver Fish?Frc-j" water fish Tues-1 days and Wednesdays. Also other!' nice fish in serson. Oyster season now open. G. W. Coward. 0-28-tf.; ! ,Ve handle "Life-time Brand" alum:-j r.um cooking utensils. Schumpert- j Graham-Suber Co. 10-12-tf.' ? H H H H i Just As - ^ 1-* A W1 A?l /? A ACAc* H' ** biic mi nici muuacijj w which he plants so shoi I Bui ? the farmer has it on th ? plant thicker or replant ti of a crop, but not so \vi I Therefore T does it not seem the L>< Z , the beginning and if g*o s earth you are almost cc 5 the sunshine of blossoi i I Say ** ^ ? that my bulbs are the [t and that where there k bulbs (in hyacinths the the first grade and I am * who. buy my bulbs this for bulbs next year, i'oi ?. but the best. Quoting I THE RECOLLECT! U I AJVn ' JTt. XJ 1YZr~.\ ? ' 15 FORG *+ > ? SEE MY BULBS FJ H* j Hyacinths, Ar?r ? Crocus, Free ^4v/ H "TL. zr?^,41 ?> i ti'i- i ;u?v 3 Member Flora 5 Phone and Mai! I* <. f? ** <. * * * x , * , : < V H ^ * K * ?V * f 4V * ^ * vt ' H V V# ^ J p^^pgjMigeg ~~ 7 p Dance to these nei j . "BEAUTIFUL H/ Piaycd by Frank Fcrcra ; Slow, romantic and thoroughly M ! alike for dancii-^ or the pure pleasure "HAWAIIAN TWIL Played by Frank Fcrcra ; li A topping good fox trot played \vi : of the dance uorid. j! Victor Doub!c-Fqcci "ZIEGFELD FOLLIES OF Pica cd by Joseph C. Introduces sonic of the most pot I potpourri. It's rhythmical, snappy an "CUBAN MOOI Played by Joseph C. A dance tune that simply deiies y< !\"ictor DoubL'-FucCi Ask us to play for you ,v The New Victor Re LeROY & M. SA Newberry, S. We have a fui! line of art squares! am! vn?rs. Schumpert-Graham-Su-' her Co. 10-12-tf. | Crimson Clover, qlcari, 1 2e pound; burr clover 12c pound: alfalfa 38c ( - pound, hairy vctc-h 28c pound, i rape 1 He pound, home .utown Appier oats sl.r>r, fcushe!, native rye S-J.00 bushel, barley >0 bushel, t blue stem wheat S'1.20 bushel,] white yellow and Bermuda onion gets s:>.()0 bushel. We pay the' freight. Fan's Seed Co., Green- j wood. S. C. 10-12-3t-1 taw } Come lo see us, WO sell for le^S. Schumoert-Graham-Suber Co. 10-12-tf. j The Cohered Agricultural and Indus dustrial association of Newberry ji county will hold their county fair! beginning October 28 through Xo-j vember .'>0, 11)20. O. L. Single-; ton, president; M. M. Marshall, su-j perintendent: John Davis, treas-1 urer; W. A. Xar.ce, secretary. ' = 10-12-fct. ' j" No trespassing of stock-on my lands) worked by Henry Wilson, Jacob] Sanders and William Gilliam.': Penalty of law will be strictly er?-1 forced. M. -.1. Euford. j 10-19-2t ! i vv ? > I Z*ZZ*%l0ZZ*ZZ + ZZ*ZZ*Z+0ZZ*ZZ*ZZ',ZZ*++ ?|l 8.1 i # I n i ith great care, the seed ^ ! ild vou select your bulbs. ~ I * v * ? i -> , zz ? ? <- ! ? ^ I ~ IE ?-? , e bulb planter, for he can ~ , if he wishes to be assured ' ith the bulb grower. . w I r ; ? I ?! ~!h t" I sst plan to plant safely in ~ od sound bulbs go into the ^ rtain'to be rewarded with ms all the winter months. ? 9 - i? t _ * <#N n ! finest that can be bought > | were different grades of ^ jc re are 5 grades) I bought' ^ l sure that the flower lovers ~ ! _ year will comc back to me. J ! p * I am putting out nothing ~ j the late Mr. Simmons iz j ON OF QUALITY If . AFTER PRICE t OTTEN a . ? I RST. THEN RUY I! CO i MM cissus, Tulips, ?| 2 I sias, Qxalis * \ 7 , ?> ! ? ! rcr Man" U ! oo ! I Association ; j" Orders Filled. t\/j ?. i *i ! K' *? M . V> , M , M ; ** , ?< , ** J)V ! ^ T /< ' %- Ov </ ^ ^ 4 j " jW w Victor Records *5 I _ iWAII" (Waltz) ! i? ir.d Anthony Franchmi : auaiian, this lovely number is ideal || j p of its concert ijuaiity. jj ; IGHT" (Fox Trot) ;r.d Anthony Franchini ith a self-sure cnerjrv bv real artists r _ I ! o i . Record i S6S9 * jj| j 1920" (Medley Fox Trot) j: i ~ Smith's Orchestra if J ?ii!ar numbers of this ever-popular J d chock full .A life, ar.cl ' j: ZT V" (Fox Trot) Smith's Orchestra f1 I ! rn:r feet to keep still. V i j i - RecorJ 3569S j ! I A cords for October / i j | ! \ ! I" i1 { LTER | I OPERA HOUSE PROGRAM Friday, October 22 "THE IDOL DANCER" Griftith Special Fox News Saturday, Octob^v 23 ' tup vni rn mystery" Featuring Antonio Moreno BIG V COMEDY 2 REEL O'HEN'RY ?4cnday, Octolser 25 'THE BROADWAY BUBBLE' Corinne Griffin. Fox News ^ H M RirvUiy L/i Alt JLTA? UlgUJ Optometrist Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Phone 21 Third Flood Exchange Bank Bldg. lattery Business.?sell the Vesta battery. None better. I specialize battery work. Give me a trial. Newberry Battery and Electric Co., < Boaie^H. Cromer. Friend Street, opposite Cotton Platform. 3-30-tf ?avc us sell your land at auction. Atlantic Coast Realty company, Petersburg, Va., and Greenville, N. C. Write, wire or phone us at Petersburg, Va., or see Davis Realty Co., local contract representatives, Greenwood, S. C. -28-ltaw-tf. \ 'ie-s for Sale?Essex and Poland China. B. B. Leitzsev, Newberry, S. C. 9-24-tf. lane mill*, evaporators and furnaces. For sale by Johns^n-McCrackin Co. 8-31-tf cr the best selling cigars call on Anne 0. Ruff & Co., the wholesale cigar house. 9-28-tf-ltaw /an:ct!?Subscriptions, new or renewal, to The Herald and News, the Progressive Farmer, Southern Cultivator, Ladies' Home Journal, Woman's Kofne Companion, Pictorial Review, Country Gentleman, McC&ll's Magazine and any other magazine that is wanted. Please give zne ycur ?ift subscriptions. Please give or leave your subscription at Wm. Johnson's store for me Your subscription will be appre ciated. Phone 25. Curtis opting, 1704. Nance Sc., Newberry, S. C. 10-12-2mo. office desks at Schumpert-GrahamSuber Co. 10-12-tf. ecd v/heat for sale at $3.25 per bushel, cash. Bring your sacks. * The?. W. Kcitt, Newberry, S? C., R. F. D. 2. 10-15-4t am prepared to do general repairing of furniture and upholstering and cabinet work. W. R. Davis. Will promptly attend to all orders left for me at the cfiice of the Security Loan and Investment company. 9-3-tf. or Sale?Car of 2 and 3 V Crimped roofing; also corrugated roofing bought before the advance. It will pay you well to see us before you buy. B. B. Schumpert & Co., Prosperity, S. C. Phcne 39. 10-8-6t. % he shoe shop of Vancey B. Jones has been changed to the house opposite the fire department 9-7-tf ontractors and Builders. Save 10 to 25 per cent, on Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, Laths and Shingles. Buy in car lots. Send list for delivered prices. Greenwood Sales Co., Box 435, Greenwood, S. C. 14-26t-ltaw. ?? Wagons?Weber and Old Hickory; , ail sizes. Johnson-McCrackin Co. 9-14-tf. rain Drills?See drill in " operation in our store. Johnson-McCrackin Co. 9-14-tf ____?. ?# or Rent?One horse farm in No. 6 township, known as the Dick Satterwhite place. For further information see* Mrs. II. M. Mayer, Newberry, S.^ C. 9-24-6tp. rimson Colvcr seed for sale at Johnson-McCrackin Co. 7-30-tf SEE GEO W. SUMMER, JR. For Hauling Phone 445 or 4 sr Sale?Cotton picking laps and sheets. Johnson-McCrackin Co. f 8-10-tf. E. J. GREEN Attorney-at-Law Office Phone 17, Residence 473. Newberry, S. C. 23-tf. 3 the Merchants who are in need of school supplies. We have what you want. See our line before you buy. Arne 0. Rufi & Co. 9-28-ltaw-tf. ^ >r Sale?One 20 inch Williams corn mill. One pump jack. All in good shape. Phone 478. 0. H. Lane. < 8-13-tf.