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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-12-31
COUNCIL ELECTS OFFICERS.
J. W. Earhardt Clerk and Treasurer.
A General Shake-up in Almost
Every DeT artment.

There was a general shake-up at
the election of officers held by city
council on Tuesday night.
There Was a full meeting Of coun.
ell.
Jno. w. Earhardt succeeds Olin L.
.Buzhardt as city clerk and treasurer.
Mr.. Buzhardt did not apply for re-
election.
Eugene S. Blease, Esq, succeeds
Geo. B. Cromer, Esq, as city attor-
ney.
C. W. Bishop succeeds Jno. c..
Adams as chief of police.
The following city policemen were
elected: T. P. Adams, J. NJ. Adams,
W. V. Lyles, T. H. Chappell, H. H.
Franklin. Of these only two were on
the old force-T. P. Adams and H..
H. Franklin.
R. P. Franklin was reelected po-
Iliceman at the Newberry Cotton
Mills.
NJ. C. Crafts Was elected police
man at the Mollohon Cotton Mills.
He succeeds J. C. Lee.
J. Monroe Wicker was reelected
superintendent Of streets.
Rial Bates, colored, was reelected
lamp lighter.
Maleom Lesesne and Wade Nelson,
both colored, were reelected hose
wagon drivers.
Mayor Blease's motion to make the
salary of aldermen fifty dollars per
year, postponed from former meet
ing, was defeated.
The resignation of W. Il. Lominack
as a member of the board Of health
was received and accepted.
Council was in session about three
hours, many of the races being very
close.
The following commit tees were ap-
pointed by Mayor Blease:
Ways and Means.-C. H. Cannon,
Chairman; P. F. Baxter, R B. Lomi-
mack.
Supplies and Accounts.-P. F.
Baxter, Chairman; g.. c. Evans, E.
L. Rodelsperger.
Fire Department:-G. c. Evans,
Chairman; P. F. Baxter, R. B. Lom-
mack. ...
Market.-E. l.. Rodelsperger,
Chairman; C. H. Cannon, G. c.
Evans.
Opera House. F. Baxter, Chair
man; R. B. Lominack, E. L. Rodel-
sperger.
iCemetery.-G. C. Evans, Chairman
C. H. Cannon, E. L. Rodelsperger.
Lights B. Lo1ninack, Chair
man; C. H. Cannon, E. L. Rodelsper-
ger.
Streets.-Cole. L. Blease, Chair
man; P. F. Baxter, R.. B. Lomlnaek,
| C. H. Cannon, E. L.. Rodelsperger, Il.
G.. Evans.
The mayor is a member ex-oficio
of each committee.
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confinement, and they want to return
their thanks to the sheriff.

confinement, and they want to return
their thanks to the sheriff.
The Rev. Thos. H. Leitch, the evan
gelist, assisted by Mr.. F. H. Mar
shall, the singer, will begin a meet
ing at O'Neall Street Methodist
church on Sunday, January 9, at II
a. m.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the Church OF
the Redeemer, will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. E. R. Hipp, on Monday
the 3rd, at p. m. Mrs. Harms will
lead. The Christmas envelopes will
be brought in.
Mr.. Jake Wells, who is in charge
0 fthe brick work on the Columbia
college, which is being rebuilt, spent
the holidays at his home in Newber-
rv.: Mr.. Wells is one Of the best
brick masons in the South, and the
Columbia college Will be we'll DullJ.
County Treasurer Epps will not be
in his Office on Saturday, New Years
day, the day being a legal holiday.
Treasurer Epps says that the eolIec-
ton of taxes has been slow and many
have not yet paid. This IS the last
day for paying without penalty at
tached.
The Christmas observance OF New
berry Commandery, No. 6, knights
Templar, held in the asylum OF the
Commandery on Christmas day at
noon was largely attended by the
members, and was a solemn occasion,
characterized by appropriate eere-
monies.
DR.. W. NJ. Jones, of Williston, viii
preach next Sunday morning and
evening in the First Baptist church.
At the evening service the sermon
will be especially to the Philathea
class. This class among the young
women corresponds to the Baraea
among men, and is accomplishing
good results.
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G.. F. Wearn at the NeWberry.

Mr.. G.. Frank Wearn, who travels
for the Globe Tailoring Co., Cincin-
natl, now has his samples of spring
and summer goods on display at the
Newberry hotel, where he is taking
orders. Mr.. Weafn carries samples
which will make nice spring suits for
all his trade-and he has great deal
of it-and his clothes fit when they
are made.
He was in the clothing business in
Newberry too long to need any in
PRODUCTION to Newberry people.
See him at the Newberry hotel.
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VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

T.. After today you will write it
1910.
The cold wave struck Newberry
good and strong Oh Wednesday.
The thermometer yesterday morn
ing registered 10 degrees.
Christmas was very quieS in New
berry. There was sane observance
of the day. T.
Mr.. E. R. .Hipp is moving to the
store room purchased by him at the
corner of Main and Thompson streets.
The Rev. T. T. Todd, the new pas
tor, will preach i'll the West End
Baptist church on next Sunday even
ing at .7.30 0 o'clock.
4 social meeting Of the Bachelor
Maids will be held on Saturday af-
serneon at O'Clock, with Mrs. Jas.
\. Mclaughlin.
The meeting Of the Newberry r. F.
D. carriers, which was called for to-
morrow, January l, will not be held
tomorrow.
The annual Christmas german Was
held in the Elks' hall on Monday
evening, and was very delightful
affair. and largely attended.
The Christmas tree at Central
Methodist church was given on
Christmas eve. night, and was greatly
enjoyed not only by the children but
1y all those in attendance.
The Christmas tree at the First
Baptist church was largely attended
6v the children and the members OF
the church generally, and was a very
happy occasion.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of the Central Methodist
church will meet on Monday after
noon at 4 O'Clock, in the parlors Of
the church.
Sheriff Buford served a fine Christ
mas dinner to his prisoners in the
county Jail, and they enjoyed the day
as much as is possible for those IN
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A Quiet Christmas.

Sheriff Buford said yesterday that
he was very: much gratifed that dur
ing the holidays he had not had a
complaint from any section Of the
county as to crimes or disturbances.
The Christmas holidays were remark
ably quiet in that respect, and Sher-
if Buford feels that the county IS to
be congratulated upon this record.
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LOsT-In Newberry Dec. Is, enve-
lope addressed D. NJ. Spearman,
Newberry. with return card to
Cashier Greer WOO: bank. En7e-
lone confined ore S2y 5i,,:: aoc one
s. bill Finder VII be rewarded
): returned to L. I. Spearman a.
Exchange bank. D. A.. S2ea-maa.
12-3l-09-1t.
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PURELY PERSONAL.
Movements Of Many People. New
berrian And Those Who Visit
NeWberry.

Miss Emile, Bird is spending the
holidays at her home 9n Greenvllle.
The Rev. C. L. Craig and family
have moved to Walhalla.
George c. Bull, Of Cameron, visit
ed friends in the city during the
holidays. .sEI
Mrs. H. B. Wells and children are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
". Fulmer, in Columbia.
Mr.. ". E. Bell and family, Of Clin-
ton, are visiting Mr.. Bells au4t,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Buford, in the city.
Miss Marion Higgins, who is teach
ing school in Berkeley county, IS
spending the holidays with her par
ents in Newberry.
y. Mr.. Robert Norris left On Wednes-
day night for trip to Florida, ac-
companying Mr. and Mrs. Frank G.
Hipp!
Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Robinson, Of
Ehrhardr, visited Mrs. Robinson's 5
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Scur-
~, during the holidays.
Mr.. James 3. Morgan, Of Fellers
and MORGAN. spen.. lie Holidays with
his mother, Mrs. n. B. Morgan, in
Union:
Mr.. ". Frank Bradburn, travelling
drug salesman, spent Christmas IN
Newberry with his mother, Mrs. Brad
burn.
Prof. B. L. Jones, superintendent
of the Laurens graded schools, IS
spending the holidays at his home IN
Newberry.
. Dr.. and Mrs. ". ". Daniel, and
Mr.. Herman Daniel, Miss Willie Dan
lei, and Miss Julia Daniel, Of Colum-
bia spent Christmas day with Mr..
and Mrs. E. II. Aull. -
Mr.. James l.. Bell, who has been
away in various parts Of the country
for\the past nineteen years, is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. ID. NJ. Bufond. He
came to Newberry from Oregon.
Thomas W. Holloway, Of Savannah,
who holds an important. position IN
the accounting department OF she
Central Of Georgia railway, spent the
Christmas holidays with his parents
in the city.
Dr.. James NJ. Johnson left on Wed
nesday for Nashville, Tenn, where
he has gone to begin work as Bacter-
iological chemist in the laboratory OF
DR.. L. P. Brown, State pure food and
: drug Inspector Of Tennessee
DR.. T. ". Smith, who has been at
Nnowllon's HOSPITAL, i. No.aa31a,
for the past two weeks, has returned
home very much improved, and hopes
within few days to be able to re-
sumo the active practice Of his pro-
fesSion.
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,Pvthians Elect Officers.

At regular meeting Of Newberry
lodge, No. rs, Knights Of Pythias,
held on Tuesday night, the following
offers were elected for the ensuing
year:
c.. Cdr. Van Smith.
Y. C.-H B. Wells. ..
Prelate-llobert Norris.
K. R. e. SC. A. Bowman.
NJ: of F.-W. F. Ewart.
M Of E.-W. A. McSwain.
M. at A.-W. Fl. Wherry.
M. Of W.. E. Cannon.
I. &c. H. Aun.
O. G.-J.. a. BlaekweLder.
Trustee for 3 years-E. H. Aul. .
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11-30-09-6t.

Just think Of buying Diamonds,
Gold Jewelry, Cut Glass, Watches,
Silverware at less than one-haf Of
actual cost that IS just what the pub
lie of Newberry have been doing at
our auction. Have you been one Of
the lucky ones? If not, why mot?
Daniels & Williamson, jewelers..
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Settlement With Treasurer.

Sheriff Buford has settled with
Treasurer Epps for delinquent tax
executions for the year 1908. The
amount turned over by the sheriff
was $2,134.O4, leaving only about
twelve dollars Of taxes in the sher-
ifs hands for 1908.
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D. A. Dickert Chapter.

The D. A. Dickert chapter, Child
rem of the Confederacy, will not meet
on the regular date, Saturday, Janu-
ary l. but instead will meet on Jam
uary y. Stonewall Jackson's birth
day, with Miss Margaret Davis.
Mrs. J. +. Norwood,
President.
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FOR RENT.-A desirable residence
known as the Summers place at
Helena, orchard, garden, 3 acres
fine land, stables and good well
water. Also a large two-story
store in Helena, in good condition.
Also good 3-horse farm well i'm
proved in. No. 5 township. Ap-
ply to-
NJ. NJ. Buford,
Newberry, S. C.
Dec. 20. 1909 If.
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FOR SALE-A good farm mule. Wik
be sold cheap for cash. The J. L.
Bowles Co., 1916 Main St.. New
berry, S. c.
l2-31-09.
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OFFER FOR RENT from January

OFFER FOR RENT from January
1st to the expiration of my lease,
November 3Oth, 1910, the large
two-story Store building Of Mrs.
R. L. Paysinger on lower Main St.,
next door to Dr.. Van Smiths drug
store. Arrangements may be made
at the same time to keep the store
longer if desired. Write, OF phone:
80. - . -
49,, , A. C. Jones.
12-21-D9-tf. .
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FOR SALE on the public; roa
miles from Newberry, 1913 acres
land, 4 room cottage, at the nl
price. 7S acres Of land, nice g
tage, splendid pasture, out Of tow
Terms easy. For rent, a s ROC
house with 2 acres. Of land.
J. A. >Burton]]
l2-2409-tf.
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: FOB RENT. Bush River plantath
of the estate Of 2. Werber d
ceased is offered for rent as 3
whole, comprising nineteen og
horse farms. Nine tenants On
place, who wish to remain.
.= Prs. M. L. Werber:
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CUT OUT the Typhoid germs fro

CUT OUT the Typhoid germs from
your. drinking water, get it fronss
the rock, pure and sparkling BE-
having you we'll drilled, you eu
off all surface water, thereby SCI
ting it pure and sparkling. s;;
prepared for the business, See d
or phone 275,
I. A. Mcdowell.
l2-1409-tf. : r.. .:s.. IS .f;Ss-ss .;s-...;.s
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BETTER THAN the Lien Law

Get Loan at 5 per cent. Deposit
in bank and "Pay as you CO.,
Call or write to
EQUITABLE HOME CO.,
1913 Caldwell st.
l2-24-O9-tf.
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DO YOU KNOW that I represent
some one of the best Fire Insur-
ance Companies in the world?
Will pay you promptly in case OF
fire. J. A. Bprton.
l2-2409-tf.
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EVERY LADY wanted to call and
try our fine candies. We have the
best, such as can be found in any
city, have plenty of them and our
prices are very reasonable.
Theo Landry.
71-30-00.6t
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GET YOUR GLASSES from Dr.. 6.
". Connor. a graduate of the larg-
est optical college in the world-the
Northern Illinois College Of Chlca-
90 DR.. Connor is located per;ran
emily in Newberry. gives both the
objective and subjective tests b!
electricity and guarantees his work.
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FOR SALE-Milch COWS with young
calves. Apply to L. W. Floyd,
Newberry, S. c.
12-3l-09-ltaW-tf.
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CANDLES. CANDIES,

CANDLES, CANDLES, plenty of
them. Fine Chocolates, Bon Bons,
Caramels, Peanut and Cocoanut
Brittles; all first class goods at
very reasonable prices.
Theo Landry.
ll-30-O9-6t.
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Have you attended the auetic
at Daniels & Williamson s? I,
why not? ......-
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10-l9-09-tf.

GRAYS and Blues ale the colors e
spring. Call at Newberry Hot
this week and let 6. F. Wea
take, your order for that EasS
suit. 49,.
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LoWNEY'S CHOCOLATES. Fresh
shipment Of Lowney's Chocolates,
in packages and loose, just arriv-
ed for Christmas. We have pack
ages worth from 10c to $500 per
package. -. - E..
!, ...- Jones' Grocery.
. 12-2l-0: -
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A BARGAINING are selling Bari
Wire for less than wholesale price
An opportunity to get gee,
fence cheap.
Purcell & Scott.
12-l7-09-3t.
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FOR RENT-store in good locati
2 cottages, 6 and z rooms, y
bath rooms and lights.
= Mrs. R. I. Paysingei
11-9-09-1taw.
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CALL at Newberry Hotel this week
and let G.. F. Wearn take your Or
der for that spring suit.
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Have you attended the auctionl
Daniels & Williamson's9 IF not. u
don't know what you have missed
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SEE G. F. Wearn at Newber
this week about your spr'
made to order.
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1l-3O-09-6t.

We are positively selling our en-
tire stock Of Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry, Cut Glass and Brie-a-brac
at auction without limit or reserve.
Our object is to retire from business.
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12-21-0:
NORFOLK OYSTERS. -

NORFOLK OYSTERS. The best
and freshest to be had. We have
heavy shipments to arrive every
day this week for Christmas trade.
If you want the best call at :, =.
Jones' Restaurant.
l2-21-O9. =. ...."... i.
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Every article sold at auction bears
our personal guarantee. Daniels e.
Williamson, jewelers.. e
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ALL KINDS Of Fruits, Nuts, Raj
sins, Figs, Prunes, etc., etc., at
Jones' Grocery.
12-21-09. ''..,
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FRUITS and Candies. s.-All kinds Of
fruits and candies at *,
jones' Grocery.
12-21-OS. .--...
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An opportunity Of a life time e.
purchase Christmas gifts at you ],
prices, not ours. Daniels & William
son, jewelers.. &
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= Cotton Seed AZ cents.
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JUST Received. Aocar load Of Rio
Flour-priee right. :s.5
l2-17-09-3t.
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l2-21-09.

L0WNEY'S Chocolate just arrived,
in packages and loose at |
Jones' Grocery.
12-21-09. '.. .... .....e
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A BARGAINING are selling BarA
Wire for less than wholesale price
An opportunity to get q COOS
fence cheap.
Purcell & Scott.
12-l7-09-3t. .= S. :s&.. Is
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WANTED-You to call at Newber-
ry Hotel this week and see The
Globe Tailoring Co.'S. spring and
summer line of amples.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-12-31

NEW YEAR GIFTS-For New Year
presents come to The Book Store.
I will make prices that Will inter-
est you. Mayes Book Store.
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WANTED-A good reliable white
woman to assist in the care Of two
small children. Call at 1881 John
stone street.
12-3l-09.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
FOR SALE OR RENT: -

VH Ok444A V4I LILLY =. -.
About 900 acres Of land, 2 miles
from Jalapa, for; sale on long time TO
responsible purchaser, or for rent.
Apply at once to US.
Sehumpert & Holloway,
Attorneys.
Dec. IA, 1909, St.
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A BARGAINING are selling Barb
Wire for less than wholesale price.
An opportunity to get a good
fence cheap.
-, Purcell & Scott =
12-l7-09-3t.
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Golden Rule Encampment No.
l. O. O. F., Will meet at Klettnd
Hall the 4th Monday night IN ca,
month at s o'clock. :as&S.;
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FINE NORFOLK OYSTERS eve
Tuesday, Friday and Saturday &
40 cents a quart. q
J. C.\Sample. |
10-l9-09-tf.
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DO YOU WANT to rent one1
incest cottages in the cit
veniently located on (.
street, sewerage, bath and
lights.
j. A. T
l2-2409-tf.
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JUST Received. A car load Of Ries.
Flour-priee right.
Purcell & Scott. s:
12-I7-09-3t.
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JUST Received. A ear load Of tRiGs
Flour price right. IS;
= / Purcell & Scott: So
: 12-17-09-3t. S.:
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FOB SALE. Cheap, one second
hand No. 2, 20 It. Hege log bean.
sawmiH. Apply to g
II 0. Long,
!. Silver Street, S. c..
.12-l7-09- 9-4Wks. 2taW. .5.:.s.s;.s -
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TREsPAss NoTTcE.-An ners

-. y - ~, = - = 80
are hereby notified not to 81
pass, on the lands Of the und
signed in No. z township
hunting or IN any other. manner,
Clemenee N. Werts. {
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". G. Peterson, Sribe
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-12-31

l2-24O9-tf.
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12-l7-09-3t
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C. g. Blease,
Chief Patriialrleh

q. -. 49,
C. g. Blease,
Chief Patniarel
v. G. Peterson, Sribe 80
FOR RENT-Store in good loeati
2 cottages, 6 and z rooms, II
bath rooms and lights.
Mrs. R. T. Paysinge, q
11-9-09-1taw. sgss. S., ~
FOR RENT.-Bush River plantati
OF the estate Of z. Werber d
ceased is offered for rent as
whole, comprising nineteen o1
horse farms. Nine tenants On
place, who wish to remain.
III. PRS. M. L. Werber.
TREsPAssi NoTIcE.-Aln persl
are hereby notified not to- 81
pass, on the lands Of the und
signed In No. z township, d
hunting or IN any other manner
Clemenoe N. Werts.
FOR cheap, one sseoa
hand No. 2, 20 #. Hege log beans 81
sawmiu. Apply to
III @. Long. ::ss:
Silver Street. s. 81
,l2-l7-09-4Bks. 2taW. 80
- -:---- -. So
A BARGAINING are sellinpl, Barksse,
Wire for less than Wholesale nr;;cs ;tssES:s53
j.. An opportunity to :, get goos 3:
fence cheap. E S;s 5x5.sfs s..ss5izs
-A'-o0-o'' ~" s
771rm ,r.,7 -, - s:sss.
Flour~priee r--feass0. right. 9 ta& 'o1o 8 h's
-. 5..5 z5sszss:= ssz:Ss=
71,cm Do..:, s. sSssssss
M. l'''e!'eo' = eaf ioao u nae s
!'' Oui pii'o irsn'. = s.::'lI
c71T ONT Tho Tr,;ho;d ,,o,.,, : 3p..o.s.I
.von,. ,lrinE;no w.te1 se4 = go
+ho ro.l- 80 81 .,,e,1.1;,,,.G' -:
- ho1;n,. ~ = III IL
.DS n@ a!5 go q va ~. - iitsa, L., ~ = 8
e.. ~ 49, -. !. = - 2.
49, pbon. ok ~.
~ .. f - =S:s5, 50 :,
~ =:
JUST Received. A car load Of Rio
Flour-prlee right
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-12-31
12-21-09-tf.

., .". A. C. Jones.
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LoWNEY'S CHOCOLATES. Fresh
shipment Of Lowney's Chocolates,
in packages and loose, just arriv-
ed for Christmas. We have pack
ages worth from l0c to $500 per
package - - =.
...- Jones' Grocery.
12-21-0:
NORFOLK OYSTERS. The best
and freshest to be had. We have
heavy shipments to arrive every
day this week for Christmas trade.
If you want the best call at -.
Jones' Restaurant.
l2-21-O9.
L0WNEY'S Chocolate just arrived,
in packages and loose at |
Jones' Grocery.
12-21-09. '..... ..'.e
FRUITS and Candies kinds Of
fruits and candies at - .,
jones' Grocery.
12-21-Os.
ALL KINDS Of Fruits, Nuts, Raj
sins, Figs, Prunes, etc., etc., at
Jones' Grocery.
12-21-O9. F..
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
FOR SALE OR RENT: -
About 900 acres Of land, 2 miles
from Jalapa, for sale on long time to
responsible purchaser, or for rent.
Apply at once to us.
Schumpert & Holloway,
Attorneys.
Dec. IL, l9O5, st.
EVERY LADY wanted to call and
try our fine candies. We have the
best, such as can be found in any
city, have plenty of them and our
prices are very reasonable.
Theo Landry.
11-3O-O9-6t.
We are positively selling our en-
tire stock Of Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry, Cut Glass and Brie-a-brae
at auction without limit or reserve.
Our object is to retire from business.
CANDIES, CANDLES, plenty Of
them. Fine Chocolates, Bon Bons,
Caramels, Peanut and Cocoanut
Brittles; all first class goods at
very reasonable prices.
Theo Landry.
ll-3U-U9-6t.
Just think Of buying Diamonds,
Gold Jewelry, Cut Glass, Watches,
at less than one-haf Of
actual cost that rs just what the pub
lie of Newberry have been doing at
>,,. oro+;on Have Won heen one Of
the lucky ones? If not, why mot?
Daniels & Williamson, jewelers..
GET YOUR GLASSES from Dr.. 6.
". Connor. graduate Of the larg-
est optical college in the world-the
Northern Illinois College Of Chlca-
90 DR.. Conror is located per;ran
emily in Newbcrry. gives both the
objective and subjective tests by
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