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The Washington herald., 1908-08-31
KENTUCKY FUTURITY.
Speedy Ones Entered for the Big
Lexington Race.

Lexington Knee
Lexington. KY. Aug 30.-The next
great trctt.ng stake since the handicap
at ReadviTIe viii be the three-yes- old
division Of the Kentucky Futurity here
on the first day of the meeting. whlcn
begins on October 6 The Horse Review
Stake at Columbus and the Kentucky
Stock Farm Stakes are also great races
but the amount Of neither OF these ap-
proaches that hung up in the three-y-sr-
old Kentucky Futurity. aad so horse
men all over the country are nov look
ing forward TO this event, which is worth
$1,000 Lon Mcdonald. who won tie
ReadviIIe Handicap with Allen Winter,
Won this race in 1s05 with Miss AdbelL
and ct is reported here that he win have
in the Futurity the sensational Trans
fast, 2-l2 Il, that won the twO-year-oId
division Of the Futurity last faH n
worlds record time.
United States Senator Joseph W Bail
ey. who has hopes Of winning the event
with Helen Hale has sent this mare
70 Columbus in charge Of Trainer Har-
Old Chiles for seasoning before the Lex
ington meeting Helen Hale has a Icc-
ord Of 2-13 II being the champion two
year-Old hliy trOtter Of the world. Sel-
ator Bailey early in the fan and win
ter had entertained great expectaJiOLs
In her. but early in the spring she be
came lame in the left shoulder and mad
to be severely treated. She rounded ID.
however. and is going without sigls 4
the trouble now.
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MORE TRoTTING HANDICAPS.
Race us Run at ReadvilIe VIII Be
Repeated for $4,000.

ReadviIIe. Mass. Aug o.-Readville's
trottiug derby Will he repeated in this
country. but not on such an extravagant
scale. A S25gg0 purse would likely have
drawn Just as large field Of starters
a. the S50cJO divided among the six win
ners last Tuesday. and the association.
in place Of only about coming out whole
on the venture. would have had money
10 carry on the balance Of the meeting
Then. too. a lesson has been learned
in handicappinE- Never again Will the
scratch horse be obliged to give away
so much in the way Of handicap Fifty
feet. per second has been found to be alto
gether too much for a race OF this kind,
in which horses are started Of which
nothing is known
Allen Winter. the winner Of the Read
Vile Handicap, showed his ability not
only to trot mile in 2otS but to carry
that speed for more than mile and a
quarter. for he started or the 2-l0 mark
Sweet Marie the only starter on the 2-05
mark. failed 20 get a place, proving con-
cIusiveIy that so feet was too great a
handicap for her 10 overcome in such a
fast field
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LAUREL TAKES ANOTHER.
Maryland Team OutpIays Outht from
the Union Station.
e-i1I 20 The Washington Herald

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Laurel, Nd, Aug 3a.-The Union sta
ton team. Of the Railroad League. Of
Washington. which won second place IN
the league. whose season has just closed.
was defeated by the Laurel team
Knighton. OF the E & o. team. was lE.
the slab for the visitors and pitched a
good game up 10 the fifth inning. when
the home team landed on his curves. and
scoring five runs in that inning He was
replaced by LeEEe, who managed 70 al
low but four runs during the remainder
OF the game
Sullivan was on the firing line for the
home team and pitched a steady game,
striking out nine batters- A feature
was a squeeze play by the home team.
the first 20 be made on the grounds here
4 pretty double play was pulled of s
the third inning by Don Brown. HaslUY.
and ". Brown which kept the visitors
from scoring Manager Bonds two-base
hit was timely. scoring two runners
The Laurel team has won fifteen games
r--~ oF ~-s-a-aa~, -9ra--a.r sr4- ean-F,- g.
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Police Guard Race Trnck.

Memphis. Tenn. Aug Especial Off
GERS patrolled the lawns at the two-nin-
ute trotting track here yesterday TO en-
force the laws enacted at the last gen
eral assembly prohibiting bookmakins 6
and betting on horse racing. Reports had
reached the grand jury that betting had
been going on during the summer at the
matinee races. A handicap patterned aft
er the ReadviTle trotting derby was the
feature that drew the big crowd. No ar
rests were made
The Washington herald., 1908-08-31
CLTB RATTINE.
Atlantic League in Bad Way.

Hazleton, Pa. Aug. 3o.-It was de-
cided at a meeting Of the manage OF
the Atlantic League here 10 drop Tama-
qua and that team played It's last game
yesterday. Teams scheduled with Tama-
qua will lay on on those days The
season viii be closed on Labor Day in
stead Of September 13 on account of
poor attendance in some Of the towns.
Chief OF Umpires Kelly was relieved and
the appointment and supervision OF these
officials placed in the hands OF President
Do5bins- POttsville. winner Of the cham
piOnship OF the first half Of the season.
viii be idle on Labor Day, after which
the post-season series VIII start
The Washington herald., 1908-08-31

Tyrus Cobb, Of Detroit. has finally got
ten good lead on all other batters in
the American League ~ith an average
Of 32
While Criss and Schweitzer stand sec
ond and third. respectively. jim DeIehanty
really ranks next to Cobb. as the two
Browns are simply utility batters- Dele
hanty's average is .3l5, and he is followed
/ closely by Jesse Tannehin. OF the locals,
who has hit -523 in twenty games.
After TannehiH Unglsub is the next
National. with rs. while CIymer comes
next with 25S
In team batting the Nationals ave stIII
sixth. ahead OF the Philadelphia Athletics
and the Chicago Sox.
The Averages
The averages, including Thursdays
(
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Washington Player winner.

speclal 70 The Washington Head
Hancock. Nd Aug 30--In the Mar-Va-
Co-Penr tennis tournament. held at Han
cock, there were eleven entries Charlton
Graves. Of Washington. D. c. won thS
cup in singles. Graves and Howard wor
the doubles. and Richey and Pyles tbs
consolation doubles.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-31
CLEVELAND TROUNCES TIGERS
Despite Protest of Ministers, Sunday
Game Is Played.
WiHett Is Knocked on Rubber il
Two Innings. and T<iIIian Is
Sent to HIS Relief.

Detroit. Aug 30.-Despite the protests
Of the ministers union. which appealed
10 the police commissioner. prosecuting
attorney. and Circuit Court. Detroit play
ed its game with Cleveland to-day. and
neither municipal nor county police ap-
peared 10 stop the game.
Detroit lost early and completely. as
Rhoades was invincible IN the box for
Cleveland and WIIett was pygmy- VIII
lett quit voluntarily after being touched
for eight hits in two innings Score
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Honors for Col. Davis.

Special to The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd, Aug. 30.-The Elkins
Fair Association showed deserved appre-
citation Of the great services Of Col
Thomas B. Davis. OF Keyser, dean of
the West Virginia harness turf, when
Secretary W 3. Baker presented the
veteran horseman a handsome bouquet
for himself and a blue ribbon for his
fast gelding, Mimic. holder OF the local
track record
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Two-base hits-Bond. Ti1aanus Johnson- First
base baIls-of sullivan. ?: % KniEhton 5: Of
LegCe. } Stolen bases-W- Brown 81. TTnanus.
HaSlup %. Chane- o.. Johns'n. Bond sullivan
Groves ~. Meredith Liuthiczm. Tayi0r. Struck
Sacrifice hit-Boud- Hit BY pitcher-By LsgSe. :; hy
Sullivan. l. Dcuble play-D- Brown IN HasIuD TO
W Brown UUlpires-Messrs- Walker. of Washing
ton. and Richard L Fulton. Of Laurel- Attend
auce 100
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GIFT TO CINCINNATI.
Pitchers WiIdneSS and Errors Cause
nefcnt Of Rnsfnn

ness and errors by the visitors were prin-
cipaIly responsible FOR the runs made by
Cincinnati to-day Ewing held the vis-
iJoTs safe. Paskert turned his ankle IN
the sixth inning and had 70 be carried OF
the field Score
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City. 4; St PanI L
At AIiwaukee-First game Milwaukee. 10; Mime
apnlis s. Second game: Minneapolis. s; Milwau-
kee ;
At LouisviIle-FSrst game: Louisville. s; Colum-
bus, L seoond game Louisville, 6; Columbus, 4
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Tvg1-aase hits-Cob5. OLea-y. Sto7au. Bradley.
Turner. Three base EIr-Schzefer. Sacrifice hits
~rt1e-er. Lai1le y Clarke stolen bases-La1
Goole. Bases on bllls-OT Wille-r = Of kllIln.
Q. a Rhodes. . HIT hy r1tcler-By Nsiictr. =
Passed balI-Schn5it- Struck our-Ey kTIlau. i.
bv Rhodsz 3 Double rlays-Sc-mldt 20 OLca-y.
MrIE-vre 20 RCssmar- LEFT on blses-Det-1lt. g.
Cleveland. g Umrrres-Nessrs- sheridan sad Egln
Tine uf game hour and = minutes AJteudauce.
j e.
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FAVORITES IN FRONT.
More Than Fifty Per Cent of Choices
Won on Two Tracks

At two tracks this year. says Racing
Form. more than 30 per cent Of first
choices Won their races These unusually
high marks were attained at Toronto and
Brighton Beach. At Toronto nineteen
odds-On choices won and twelve were
beaten. At Brighton Beach thirty won
and thirteen were beaten. a comparison
being IN favor Of the Beach The tracks
showing the lowest percentage Of win
ming first choices were Lexington. L-atonia.
Louisville, and Windsor. the uncertainty
attending races contested day after day
by big fields Of lOw-class selling platers
accounting for their low standing
The Washington herald., 1908-08-31
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Memphis-NIempbis. ?: Nashville. ? G3 innings
dsrknessl.
At New oriears-New Orleans, 1; Birmingham, O.
At MObile-Atlsntz s; Mobile. ;.
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CARDINALS SHUT OUT.
Brooklyn Bunches Hits in Third
and Makes Two Runs.

St Louis. No. Aug 3o-Despite the
fact that the Cardinals fought hard.
Brooklyn took the third and Iast game
Of the series by the score Of . to 0 this
afternoon and made a clean sweep of
the series.
one inning. the third. turned the trick.
and it was a combination Of lucky hitting
by Brooklyn and an error by Lush which
did it. Both Mcintyre and Lush pitched
good hall Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-31

Tro-base Eits-SteiufeldJ. DOYLE. Stolen has-
Holman Douhie play-Evers % Tinker 70 Chance
Left On es-Chicaco. 3 New York. 8 Bases on
haIls-OG FfesteT. ,; Of Crandan l. Hit BY pitch
er-BT Flestsr. J. St-1ck aut-Fy P1ester 3. bv
McGiuni,y. = UUTires-NsssTs- ODay and Emslie
Tine II Eamc-l hour and = minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-08-31
REWARD TO AL ORTIZ.
Farrell Worked in Order to &c
Pitcher to EynchburE.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. Aug S0.-Al Orth. the
former New York American pitcher. who
is now managing the local Virginia
League team. was not released by Presi-
dent Farrell for any other reason than
10 permit the big player TO take charge
of the team in his home town.
President Farrell personally obtained
waivers for the player and got Comiskey
10 waive after the White Sox owner had
offered $500 for Orth's release.
Orth's presence here has already had a
wonderful effect on the work Of the 10
cal team. and his efforts now are direct
ed for the clubs best interests for next
season
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EASTERN LEAGUE,

At Montreal-AIoutreaI ); Baltimore. g
1t Newark-Newark. 2: Toronto. ! Us innings.
At PTOvidence-FIrst game: RochesteT ;; Prov
denca. / Second game: Providence s: Rochester
tcslled seventh inning; darkEess).
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MINOR LEAGUES.
NEw 1oRK sTATE LEAGUE.

At Ctica-WIkesharre. /. Utica. :.
At SyTactse-Syrsclse. .; Binghamton. l.
At Albauy-FSrst game: Albany. :; Troy. S IL liz
nirssl Secoud game Albany. ,; Troy, ) Is innings
darkness.
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YEsTERpAY,s RESULTS.

Chicago =; New York, l.
Cincinnati, ,; Boston, o.
Brooklyn, =; 81. Louis, o.
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HOPEFORSIXTHPLACB
Nationals Determined to Pass
Boston Red SOX.
SERIES OPENS THIS AFTERNOON

Joe CantiIIOn Expects to Continue
Fast Pace Against Boston and New
York, and Move Up at Least One
RunE-Jesse TannehiII May Pitch
Against Old Teammates To-day.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-31

-a--lcc gItz-H-zEt--s. H-isT1ft- Double plays
HuECns On GauTel. H1lsElrt - HuEE-s, L0h7T- %
Camel. Smith 90 D1llel S-r1cE 0Gt-By F1-1-l s1l
6. Bass ~ bsE=-uE FszElsrn & Hit b. rlf-he--
Bv Fergu-7u. Jur-r-Nr RlEle- Time =
rame-I hour and 60 u,iru-ss ATTENDANCE. sen.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-31

b. McIntyre s Left "a hasas-S;. Louis. :; Brock
lyn- ; Tmairc-N-- KEN Tine o. same-l hon
and 80 uiusres. ArtCrdaucc-7.5s1-
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How Time Flies.

Just six weeks mo-e and then vel hear
Tie football rioters loudly cher.
The while their husky cuurzdes pr7nce
Ar0u15 tie feld II cznTss pants
-SQu-Ji1g Life.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-31

Chicago. Aug 30.-The great New York
Cl.t~ago series is over. and the Cubs
m,-z= a clean sweep Of the whole three
games New York. fighting vainly to
cope with the Left-hznded Pnester's
swinging breaks and jumps. was beaten
to-day by a oae-run margin
NeGraw. before he departed. declared
that he was not bit raIJIed-that his
men would vet win the banner. and that
from this time on they would make
runaway race
The last game of the series vas won
partly because New York could not hit
Phester, partly because two extremely
timely wallops were delivered at the
proper time. and partly because the willy
Evers trapped slower thinker Of the
New York team
To-day's battle was largely saved 70 the
Cubs and lost 20 New York because
Evers turned a nifty play on old Jack
Barry The play that had 50 much to do
with the fortunes Of the game came of
n the fifth inning With no one out.
Barry let fly a resounding swat into left,
and q moment later BridweH drove a
clean hit on a line over second The
such hit pass over him turns. gazes
mournfully out into the woods. and says
nothing as the man on first goes by him
Instead OF acting in this pr0verbiaI fash
ion. Evers backed OF from the line and
poised as II 20 catch fly Barry stood
owl-Iike and complacent on first The
bail struck right In front Of Howard.
who calmly snapped il 10 Tinker. and
instead Of there being none out and
a man on second and first. there was one
out and only one on base. That play
killed the best chance New York was
offered all day
Three Hits for Doyle
Outside Of Doyle. the Giants could do
little with PfesJer. Doyle smote him for
three hits. one Of them a tvo-bagEer.
but the angular Ieft-hander put on more
steam and stopped the next batsman on
each occasion Only i've hits were tabled
Of Pfester. not including the spank by
BridwelI- which was as good a hit as was
ever made. but had TO 90 merely as a
felders choice on account Of the decep-
-ion Of Jack Barry Back Of Pfesrer
the Cubs played great ball. reuging all
over the space the crowd left :h,ul. trap
ping every kind Of drive. and working
Ike polished and newly oiled machinery.
Crandau worked for the Giants-he was
AIcG-aw-s last resort AIcGraw did not
like 20 risk AIcCiuniyy, whom the Cubs
usually pickle and salt in brine, and he
did not feel Ike trying Taylor CrandalI
did well. as the Cubs Jotaled only five hits
OF his delivery. Behind Crandau the
Giants PLAYED excellent bail. fielding with
all the speed and vigor Of their rivals,
and cutting down a lot Of stinging drives.
There were few attempts at fancy base
running. and what few efforts were made
nearly all resulted in disaster
The crowd. 10 the surprise Of both the
management and the local prophets. was
the smallest Of the series The attend
ance was = .1l0
The Washington herald., 1908-08-31
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Des Moines-FIrst game: Des AIoines. Z; Omaha.
s Second game; Des Moines. s; Omaha, 0.
At Puehi0-Puehlo. s. Denver. }
Al Lircoln-Liucoln ,; Sioux City, 1
The Washington herald., 1908-08-31
TY COBB At The TOP
Detroit Slugger Leads Amer
lean League.
I'm DELEHANTY IS SECOND

Although He stands Fourth, National
Is Entitled to Rank Ahead of CrIss
and Schweitzer. Who Have Been
Acting as Emergency HItters-Tan-
nehiIl and UnEIarb Next Nationals.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-31
TO-DAY's GAMES.
sTANDTNG OF THF TEAMS.

PittsBurE at Cincinnati.
1T. Louis at Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-31
CUBS SWEEP SERIES
New York Giants Once More
Fall Before Chicago.
EVERS TRICK FOOLS BARRY

with Veteran on First Base, Brid-
wei Singles to Center, but when
Evers Pretends TO Be Catching
short Fly Barry stops and Is
Thrown Out at second.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-31

'Batted for Byrne IN the ninth inning
Brooklyn------------------- G o 2 0 0 %
TwO-bass hits-Ncrsn ans Konctchy. Three base
hit-Eo1etchy- Sacrifice hit-NcSInlen. Double
piays-Sheehau 10 Hgnmel 20 Lewis; L-nley to
HuTnneL stolen bases-Huul1nel. BlcAliiien- Bases
On haus-Of Lush. !; Of Mcintyre. ]. Str1cA oazfe-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-31
The Score.

Chicago-- I 0 0 0 0 o.
New rTork---------------------8 0 / 0 0 0 0 81
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The averages, including Thursdays
games;
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NJ. A. Carlisle
How Is Your Digestion,

Mrs. Mary Bowling of No. 22S 9Th
Ave, San Francisco, recommends a
remedy for stomach trouble. She
says: "Gratitudo for the wonderful
effect of Electric Bitters in case of
acute indigestion, prompts this testi-
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Tor stomach and liver troubles Elec-
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persons holdm" certificate Of rhy-
sical disability from Il reputable IL
ccnsed physician, said certificate
not 10 be over one year old, and any
person presenting sucn certificate
shall make an oath before the said
Clerk and Treasurer that such dis
ability prevents him from making a
livelihood at his usual avocatio1; nor
to ministers Of the gospel in actual
charge OF congregation, teachers
employed in the public school, school
trustees, and persons permanently dis
abled in military service of tile State,
any person who served in the late
War Between the States. all persons
actually employed in the quarantine
service Of the State, and members of
tn" Ere Department Of the Town Of
Nrwbrrry; Provided. however, that
on.y twenty members Of each COM
pany OF The said department shall be
exempt under the provisions Of this
section. and it shall be The duty of
n" secretary Of each company to file
with the Clerk and Treasurer Of said
Council Il list Of all members Of his
company on or before the first day
OF January of each Year
Sccti"n 3. That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances, Inconsistent
with this ordinance be, and the sanrc
are hereby repealed.
Done and ratified under the cor
poratc seal of the Town of Ncwberrv,
(SeaD South Carolina, This eighth
dayof January, A. D., 1908.
j. j. Langford,
ATTEST: Mayor.
Eug. S. Werts,
City Clerk and Treasurer.
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NOTICE..

After this week | will be absent in
Columbia for six weeks in attendance
upon the legislature. Arrangements
have been made to furnish letter
each week, written especially for The
Herald and News covering the do
ings Of our legislators. In addition
to this I will try to write letter for
each issue myself.
During my absence Mr.. Eugene S.
Blease will have charge of the local
department of The Herald and News
aad any assistance given him in the
matter Of gathering news will be ap-
preciatcd by the paper.
f.. II. Aull.
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An ORDINANCE.
Relating to Street Duty il the Towr
OF Newberry, South Carolina.

l]c 1t ordained by thc Mayor and
Aldermen of the Town of Newberrv,
South Carolina. in council assembled,
aid by authority of the same.
Section |. That from and after the
passage of this ordinance all persons
between the ages of eighteen and fif-
ty years in the Town Of Newbcrry, S.
&, are hereby required to perform
SIX days labor during each year upon
the streets of the said towa, under
the direction of the street ovcrsecr,
Or to pay Three Dollars TO the Clerk
and Treasurer of the Town Council of
the Town of Newbcrry each year in
ilen thereof, which shall be due and
payable on or before Tho thirty-first
day OF March, provided that a re-
celpt in full of communication tax
shall be issued To any person who
shall pay The same prior to the month
OF March: Provided, however, that
nothing herein contained shall be so
construed as to exempt any person
who shall become resident of tha
Town Of Newbcrry, at any fine of
any year, from performing the lab
or or paying the communication tax
herein required.
Section 2. All persons violating,
the provisions Of this ordinance bv
failing to perform the said labor or
pay said communication tax in lien
thereof, shall. upon conviction there
or be fined not more than five dol
lars or be imprisoned for not more
than ten days or sentenced TO hard
labor on the public works of said
town; Provided, that the provisions
of this ordinance shall not apply to
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Friday, January 10, 1908.

At a meeting Of the citizens OF
AIKEN, which was called by the scna-
nor and members Of the house from
That county, a proposition to abolish
1he oilicc Of county supervisor and
divide the county into districts, caca
district to elect commissioner who
together would constitute ,hc hoard
OF county commissioners, was en-
NorSud.
rms IS the sam" plan practically
wh1rh is being agitatcL bv some Of
me people Of thiS county and we un-
d'ratand that Il petition is being e,ot :
ION up asking the delegation from
inns county to abolish The ollic, Of
county supervisor and dcMplvc fine
duties Of that Office upon three conn.,
~ commissioners very much after the
p'an winch was OF fore. before the
constitution OF 1893.
1hr idea seems To br that uuJ,r
"'c'I Il system "" could have better
roads, the three commissioners hov-
1ng better opportunity to look after
lhe work OF tn" roads. 1t matters
h'tl" what plan may be adopted, un-
less some provision is made for the
raising Of more money there will b.,
little chance for any improvement in
our public highways.
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Dee. II, 1907.
1taw I'd
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AVAILABLE PLANTATION FOR
RENT

We will rent for the year 1908
the farm Of 338 acres Of land situat ed
about one mile east Of Silver Street
and owned by the estate Of WIN. W.
Spcarman. There is open upon the
place about four norsc contract aad
male this year 80 bales Of cotton.
The place will be rented either for
money or bales Of cotton. AppIv to
the undersigned
NJ. A. Carlisle,
John G. Go=yans,
Executors Of Wm. w. Spcarman.
Newberry, S. c., Dee. 81, 1907.
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ENGINE AND GIN FOR, SALE

we will sell on Wednesday, the
i,ftecnth day Of January, 1908, at
the residence of Mr.. G. Ii. Cromsr,
on the Ashford Ferry road, about
twelve miles from Newbcrry:
One l0-hO'se power, Ajax portable
engine and boiler.
One sirw mill.
One 6o-saw Pratt gin, feeder and
condenser, together with belting.
Ilir same is sold for division
Terms cash.
G. II. Cromcr,
II ID. y. Clcckley.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL, MEE.p1Nn

Ihc annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the National Bank Of New
berry, 5. c., will be held at the office
or tho President Mt the bank, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of January.
a. d., 1908, at 10 a. m. for the elec-
ton OF directors Of the said bank.
Jos. II. Hunter,
Cashier.
Ncwberry, S. c., Jan. 2, 1908.
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Prosperity, S. c., Jan. 4, 1908.