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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13
ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAIN.
Evening Train on C., n. & T.. Struck
Cross-ties Which Were Placed
on Track. "a

Friday evening an attennt was
made To wreck No. 81, from Columbia,
c., N. & L., due here at 6.44. About
300 yards this side Of the At mile most.
inst ont from tine city someone nan
placed four crossties on the track
The cow-catcher struck the crosstles
and carried them about 200 wards be-
fore getting rid of the obstruction.
Aside from tearing ND the cow-cateher
mn damage was done. Sheriff Buford
was notified of the ATTEMPTED wreck
age and investigated the same next
morning. He has not reported any
clue as to the perpetrator Of the
crime.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13
Mimnaugh's Big Store.

Mi1nnaugh's big denar+nnent store
has a fuller Christmas lina this year
than ever before in i+S his+orv. and
this is saving az nl'1ch as can he said.
This is one Of fhe bigeest denartment
stores in the State. and 7he'e CHRIST
mas presents nav re found =" r"o' =
body. Mimnaugh te'1s what h. 1''"- n
snecal bargains If thiS issue Of The
Herald and News. ar|1 "1hi1e tho" ""o
exceptional values. Mimnaneh a'"a"'
does what he aivertises. Ta1'orea
s,,i+s fnrs, mi'7frprv. and evervr'inso
for men, and in the bovs' dena Tnen+
everything for bows. See him. "hef'-
er YOU want something for yourself
or something for Christmas presents
He has it.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13
Santa Claus Headquarters.

Santa Claus has already arrived in
Newherry, and his headquarters a~e
AT Mayes' Book Store. From show
windows to the rear Of the store and
all un-stairs in the store room there
are Christmas presents for Young and
old from the babe who will pass
through it's first Christmas this year
on m to the aeed. Where Santa Claus
is there are always things which make
for happiness, and there IS an almost
infinite variety of Christmas 90odS At
Maves' pook Store which will bring
haDpiness to the recipients.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13
BEAUTIFUL CANTATA
"Esthero Will be Presented by Local
Talent In The Opera House On
Thursday Night

The beautiful cantata Esther" will
be given in the opera house on Thurs
day night, December IS, by the Or
pheus club, assisted by outside talent
A portion of the proceeds will be Civ
en- the Bachelor Maids. Prices 35c.
lower floor, 25c. gallery. No reserve
seats. Curtain rises promptly at $3.50.
Following is the cast of characters:
Esther, the qu!een-Mrs. G. W. Con-
nor
Ahasuerus, the king-Mr. C. H.
Kreps.
Hannah, the kings counsellor and
overseer Of tine realnl-Mr. W. G..
Cobb, Jr.
Mordecai, a Jew-Dr. G. W. Connor.
Zeresh, Haman's wife-Miss Mabel
Williamson.
Mordecai's sister-Miss Ethel Booz-
er.
Prophetess-Mrs. S. ). Derrick.
Beggar-Dr. John B. Settler.
Herald-Prof. G.. W. Riser.
Harbonah-Mr. Marion B. Bowlss.
Queens lnaids-Mrs. J. H. West,
Misses Martha Johnstone, Caroline
Croner, Ruby Holloway.
Guards, pages, etc.
Synopsis.
Esther was born in Persia 500 years
before Christ Being an orphan from
infancy, she was adopted by her uncle,
Mordecai, who recognizing her great
natural beauty, trained her in the ac-
complishments of highest womanhood.
She was chosen by the king of the
realm to be dis wife and queen. She
did not disclose her nationality. Ha-
man was premier and favorite of the
he would not Worship him as the king
commanded. He did not know Nor
dncai'S relation Tn the queen. 10 De
revengad he nhhoired a decree de-
stroving all the Tews il the provinc-
es. Mn~deoai di~ooverad plot and
charges the nreen to petition the king
for the safntv of her people, which
she Soe~- ~ TIA ~c~I7 of her Life on ac-
count Of the law t:hat no one shall go
unto The king "nhidden. TIE king
hears her retitin- and Hanlan is de-
feated. Hannah hss prepared q gal
lows for Mordecoi An attendant in
forms the king Of HE fact. The king
orders HaTnan tn he hanged from it
and nroclairns M0-7acai premier in
his stead. After this the, people re-
joice.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13
NEWBERRY COLLEGE NOTES.
DR.. Harms Returns After Extended
Trip-FOotball-Society Officers
Elected.

The college boys were glad to see
DR.. Harms return to their midst last
Friday morning, after a very pleas
ant trip north.
In New York city he saw our ex-
president, DR.. J. A. B. Scherer, and
brings to us good news Of him. From
Washington, D. c., he brings to us
greetings from several Of our we'll
remembered alumni, B. J. Ramage,
Esq, B. B. Hare, H. B. Hare, DR.. Gus
tav Warbler, and Mrs G. H. Swygert,
with whom he spent a most pleasant
evening On Tuesday, December s, in
the METROPOLITAN hotel in Washington.
Sunday afternoon Hon. Arthur Kib-
Ter gave the Y. NJ C. A. boys a very
instructive talk on temnerance.
The enthusiasm among the boys for
football has not dronoe7 vet. Last
FRIDAY night both the Fvce'sior and
the Ph~er,n Snenoian socia+iee had foot
ball as sn,hject for debate Prof. De-
rick, vo:~rI Dolntree and Or. Harms
were visitors.
AS this was the last Meeting before
the Christmas HOLIDAYS the officers for
the newt term were elected.
The Excelsior Society.
Presid ent-R. D. Wilson.
vico-~~esid ent-A. N. Kietfer.
Prosecuting critic-Chas. P Rarre.
Recording secretary-R. H. Folk.
Asd:rAant recording 9ecretary-E.
W. Rentz.
Corresponding secretary-H. E.
Coreland.
Ca an7ain-J. L. Reenstjerna-
Treasure EN- B. Hendrix.
First reporting critic-H. Boldt.
Second reportmig critic-E. II.
Jahnz.
Monthly orator.. NJ. Black.
Sergeant- alarms w. Shealy.
Librarian-W. A. Riser.
Page-J. G. Copeland.
The Phrenakosmian.
President H. HiDp.
Vice. -presid ent-A W. Spearman.
Prosecuting critic-W. G. Cobb.
Recording secretary-H. s. Petrea.
Assistant recording secretary-J. B.
Pa11entine.
Corresponding secretary-W. 0.
Perritt.
Treasurer-G. E. Finck
First rerorting crftic-H. J. Sbealy.
Second renorting critic-J. c. sease.
Third reporting critic-D. I. Wing
ard.
Monthav orator-T. K. Finck.
Sergeant alarms L. Radennour.
C-arlain-G. H. Pal1entine.
Executive committee W. Spear
man. r. R. Cannon, H. A. Counts.
Excuse and appeal comm1ttee-".
G. COBB, e. o. Wood, J. B. Smeltzer.
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VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Receipts for week ending Decem-
ber 9, 623 bales.
Take in Esther" the beautiful
queen.
Elections like that of today are very
tame affairs, no stimulation.
# you don't need the piano, you
do need The Herald and News, so
subscribe anyhow.
The Newberry Concert Band will
furnish music during the big sale at
Silverstreet on Thursday, December
is.
The Brigade OF Central church Will
meet at the residence Of Mrs. J. W.
White on Saturday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock
The piano makes good music, and
there is music in The Herald and
News contest too. Fall in and keep
step to it.
The Herald and News is informed
that the bridge at the Wallace Koon
place In No. 10 township is in need
OF repairs.
The Herald and News is worth a
dollar and half for one year, and
she "Cote" piano is worth s425 for the
years as they come and 60.
rhe Home Miosiorary socie'y OF
Central church viii meet th!s after
noon at 4 O'Clock in the church parlor'
All committee ehairnen are requested
20 meet at 5 o'c .;ck.
MIR, J. M. Riley has received a lu-
crative position in NeWberry and Will
onarate in that county in the tuture.-
Teesyille No. s cor Saluda Standard
December S.
Keep I'D with Mayes' Book Store
bv viewing and reviewing the Wlndo"
djsnlay of dolls. Mayes desires your
asnscfal and particular attention te
this.
Hhe bridge at or near Kempsons L
nearing completion and another hnS
so,ood connecting Newberry ane
sa1uda.-I.eesville No. 6 cor. Saluos
Standard. That's good.
On January 19 crosses OF honor VII
ae presented by Drayton Rutnerior'
c5anter Z. D. c., to veterans or de
scendants. All are urged to send II
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their applications to Mrs. J. E. Nor
wood, president.

their applications to Mrs. J. E. Nor
wood, president.
The ladies of the Cantral Methodist
church will hold their Christmas
bazaar Friday afternoon at the Wallace
Co.'S piano rooms. They will have a
Larkin booth, fancy work and refresh
ments.
The Bachelor Maids are very anx-
ious for you TO see Esther at the opera
house Thursday evening, December
16. By the kind consent Of the Or
pheus club part of the proceeds Will
&c to this organization tor charity
work.
Loyalty" is one 0f the greatest
words that was ever coined. You are
not loyal to your home, nor to your
self unless you take your local paper.
So subscribe today to The Herald and
News through your favorite contest
ant.
AS Christmas fails on Sunday this
year, Saturday, Christmas eve, will be
the biggest kind Of a time, especially
Saturday night Read the ads in The
Herald and News and do your shop
ping early. AS a result of the ads in
the big edition of this paper last week
the stores We're crowded Saturday.
A darkey once complained to New
berry dentist of having to pay as much
for tooth pulling as he made in a
whole day. The dentist, who is also
a good wit, said: Well, I'll take all
d.~y on the job, if that'l do you any
good" The darkey was satisfied to
have it done right now.
Living today are how many who
saw Esther" thirty-6ve years ago?
See her again Thursday night. The
beautiful cantata was we'll rendered
here thirty-fve years ago by splen-
did local company, some of whom arc
still living in Newberry. The return
visit of Esther" ought to be greeted
by capacity house.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13
PURELY PERSONAL.
Movements of Many People, New.
herrians and Those Who Visit
NeWberry.

Mr.. Casper Stewart is in the city
Mrs. Annie r. Harris has moved
from Brady, Neb., to Kansas City, Mo.
DR.. ]. Henry Harms has returned
from a trip North
Miss Essie Pearson spent the week.
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Pearson.
Mr.. Chas. W. Douglas returned last
week from Atlanta after a months
absence.
Mrs. L. W. Keitt, of Clemson college,
spent the week end the guest of Mrs.
c. A. Woods.-Marion Star, 7th.
Miss Mary Wright, teacher in Sa-
1uda county, spent the weekend with
her father, Mr.. Robt- D. Wright, and
family.
Mesdames Alice Berry and Essie Nc
Car1y went to Newberry a few days
ago shopping.-Butler cor. Saluda
Standard, Sth- They show that they
know a. good thing when they see it.
President Harms, of Newb erry COL
Iege has a number of calls for ad-
dresses along educational lines this
winter in different sections of the
country.-Iutheran Visitor.
JOhnstone & Cromer are OF counsel
representing Clemson college in a suit
brought by John Hopkins, of Seneca,
now before the United States supreme
court
Hon. G. S. Mower, Dr. Van Smith
and Mr.. H. ". Dominick left yester-
dayfor Charleston to attend the Ma
some meeting. Dr. Smith was accom-
panied by Mrs. Smith, who is visiting
Mrs. NJ. G. G. Scherer.
Mr.. J. B. O'Neall Holloway, State
lecturer, will tomorrow address big
farmers rally in Camden. The latter
part of the week he will be at Swan
sea- Mr.. Holloway will canvass Ian
caster county next week, having eight
or ten appointments for the week in
that county.
Mrs. Mark Long and Miss Clyde
Marlborough went to Newberry on
Wednesday to do some shopping
Leesville No. cor. Saluda Standard,
SEh. OF course they did. Lots OF
them come here to do their shopping.
Newbercy is a, get there place to
whole lot of people from the encir-
cling surroundings.
DR.. Geo. B. Cromer, of Newberry,
S. c., is delivering number OF ad-
dresses by invitation of the Y. NJ. c. A.
organizations in South Carolina, two
Of his recent addresses, at Honea Path
and Anderson, respectively, being en-
titled, Giants and Grasshoppers' and
ssPlaying the Fool."-Lutheran Vlsl-
tor.
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The EXPRESS Company.

Cant. ". S. Langford, agent OF the
Southern Express company bere' al
ways makes special efforts to serve
to ,a+~nos of his comnany during
the Christmas season, which is the
busiest season Of the wear for the COM
pa;ny and all it's employees.
This wear Cant. I,angford will put
ON several days before Christmas ex-
ira delivery and transfer wagons, and
will run two Of each during the busy
davs.
This service will be appreciated oy
the patrons Of the company.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13
Snow Storm Show Window.

One Of the most novel windows Of
tine Christmas season Is that at Eel
lers & Morgan's gents furnishings
store. The window represents a
Christmas snow storm, and the snow
is actually falling. 1t is a cleverly
executed piece Of work, and has been
enerally admired. Fellers & Morgan's
store is also altogether attractive in
the goods which are on sale for the
Christmas trade. See the window, and
don't fail to see the store
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13
For New Road Law.

The township road inspectors re-
quest that the supervisor and county
commissioners. and also the senator
and representatives from Newberry
county, meet togetber at the court
house on Saturday. Dacember II, at
II o'clock in the forenoon. for the
purpose Of discussing the adv1sah1l1tv
of adjoining a new conntv government
law The meeting will not he secret
and all who ara S-;:onde Of good ROADS
are invited to be present
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13
"Toyland"

The Anderson Ten-Cents Store Is
Newberry's "Toylan6 It is khe great
delight of the Young nennNe these davs.
for there they can find everything theV
want Santa to bring them. And not
only IS it the delight Of the Young Deo-
r1e. hut of the older ones as we'll,
for there are suitable Christmas pres
ents for those Of all ages. This store
IS a credit to Newherry. and all Christ
mas shoppers shonbd e@e it.
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The Newberry Hardware Co.

The Newberry Hardware Company
has a fine line of Christmas goods, In
cluding cut glass, china, cutlery, and
many other things which will make
useful and attractive Christmas gifts.
Their general stock IS always we'll Sc
1ected, and their special Christmas
line will appeal to every one who sees
it. Christmas presents and wedding
presents form an important part Of a
stock which fills one Of the biggest
ha~1v-ora stores in this section OF the
country.
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SERIOUSLY JNJURED.
Eno,o Tn11 E-n-r, 1o"rs~I1 a. conthern
Cotton OIL ""mnany-MaV
Die.

:Tohn Hill. coIn-ed n 1nhn~e" at +he
n1o~+ of +1"e Cnrthn~r Cnttnn Oh COM
,,anr'e ,1-rt u-nn so-'nr,e1v ard rne-
cih1r fotar1v ;ri',~r,I -actn~@av hD fol-
i~o f-cro y con ee~11 u-hinh he voc
standing attemntinr tn n''t h"F ~"
y -,'71o- un Fall ro'"e twelve or fODr-
teen foot ct~ik;ne on his Shon'1nrS.
~-,S ~ - ->n-oil---r1 f~nro hic chN"id-
ere dow, n- Ci'1n~ his rhveinian.
cave III horo ie ac,,1,t ~f 7,ie racoverv.
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Everything for Ladies.

The Mower Company have line of
goods which will make choice Christ
mas present for ladies, both young
and old, for young girls, and for
babies. This store always carries a
well-selected line OF goods, and al
ways has on hand a special Christmas
line, but this year the stock is more
complete than ever before, if that be
possible. They will be glad to see
their numerous patrons, whether they
want to purchase or not
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13
A Beautiful JeWelry Store.

The jewalry store Of Daniels & Will
hanson is thing Of beauty. There is
choice selection of jewelry, cut glass
and everything else suitable for
Christmas presents. Both Messrs.
Daniels and Williamson are artists in
their line and their combined skill
presents to the Christmas shoppers
anything they want in tine dine carried
by this modern jewelry store, which is
credit to Newberry.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13
NENBERRY AND SALUDA.
Bridge at Alligator Rock Brings the
Two Counties Yet Nearer TOgeth-
er-NoW for the Grads.

The county supervisor and commis-
sioners and the commission appointed
by the legislature inspected the new
bridge at Alligator Rock last week.
This bridge opens and brings nearer a
large territory of Saluda county, and
makes it much more convenient for
them to come to Newberry and to
Prosperity. The bridge is a good
steel structure and is above high wat
er mark, and the approaches on either
side are substantially built The road
from Newberry to the bridge has been
put in good condition, and the same
may be said of the road from the
bridge to Prosperity.
There are now three steel bridges
scanning the Saluda, bringing the peo-
pie on the other side much nearer to
Newberry and 10 Prosperity, not
counting the bridge at Chappells. The
one at Higgins Ferry is about ten
miles from Newberry, and the one at
Wise's ferry is about ten miles from
Prosperity, and the one just complat-
ed at Alligator Rock is about nine
miles from Newberry, and the same
distance from Prosperity. This net
work of bridges makes a large and
prosperous section of Saluda county
much nearer to the business points OF
Newberry county and is a great con-
venience to those people, and should
prove profitable to the merchants and
business men Of Newbarrv county
The main thing for the people OF New
berry now is to keep the roads leadlnF
70 these bridges in gno5 condition so
that after the Sa1ndn nenn'e cross
the river they NAV find it easy and
comfortable to raaeA their trading
7oint in this county.
It is understood that the section OF
Dad beyond the Higgins ferry bridge
on the Saluda side for several miles
has been put in fine condition. and We
hane that the same is true Of the roads
leading to the other two bridges. The
irnportant thing now for the merchants
and business men Of Newberry and
Prosperity is to nay the highest mar
ket price for what the people OF Sa-
luda have to SELL and sell in return
to them the wares the people may de-
sire to purchase at the lowest market
price. The farmer will haul his cot
ton or his cotton seed or his chickens
and eggs farther if he knows that the
price is little more. .',-"
While at Chappells few days ago.
cotton was seen hauled in there frcm
WITHIN two Or three miles from Pat 2s-
b1rrg because The Ghappefls cotton
market was from LIS to Ia OF
cent above the other markets. aud the
cotton seed market was from 3 to .
cents h1lshel above Other markets.
OF course. every one understands that
where the farmer sails his nrodnctS
he will crenI enrne of his money. We
NAV hril1 h-idres and work :roanF
leading to Newherrv. hut unless orr
hneiness men make the selling and
buvirg markets an jn6"cement to tNe
reor'e who may come, they are not
coming.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13
Masonic Election.

At the regular communication he'"
Monday nieht. the following officers
were elected bv Arrritv Lodge, No. 81.
A. r. NJ, to serve for the ensuing Ma
sonic year:
W. M.-Geo. 8. Mower.
8. VII. H. Rikard.
J VT. P. .Tnhrsann.
Treaer rer-W. II Shelley. =.
SecreAary-J. W. Earhardt.
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General Election Today

Tho -~o-po-ro1 n1ont6or, fO" ctfv OH
eiale w;il1 ha ha71 +o5av Tha~e are.
of co,1rse no contests for anv 90 fho
rositions and +hoee nnroinated In TIE
Democratic primary will he elected.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13

Wv" SEASON for. Spanish mackersl
- i"ct onened First barrel will
10 received tomorrow and the fab
Will he handled fresh during the
cocoon bv Paysinger & Coward.
11-29-4t.
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COTTON MARKET.
Corrected by Nat Gist.) }

Corrected by Nat Gist)
Strict good middling .14h
Good middling :. ...............14S
Strict middling .................14 .14A
(By Robert McC. Holmes).
Strict good middling ...........14R
Good middling .14B
Strict middling .................14 .14A
(By G. J. Purcell & Co..
Strict good middling ...........141h
Good middling .14A
Strict middling ..................14A
(By Summer Bros.)
Strict good middling .14h
Cotton seed ...................
Chappells.
(By A. P. Coleman).
All white cotton ...............14 .14.60
Cotton seed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. As i
S1Verstreet. <%
(By J. P. Long,. -. S.
Good middling .14A
Cotton seed .................... IA
POmaria.
(By Aull & Hipp). .s
Strict good middling ...........1475
COUCOn 6e6I.. .4A -
KinardS.
(By Smith Bros.)
All white cotton .14k :
Cotton seed 40
Prosperity.
(By J. L. and A. G. Wise).
All white cotton .14h
Cotton seed ....................42
Little Mountain.
(By G. F. Latham.
ALI white cotton .14ss
S66Q 30
WhitmIre.
(By Glenn-Lowry Mfg. Coz
ALI white cotton ................l41a
Cotton seed. ............ ........ ID
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SEED WHEAT for sale. Home raised
eon7 wheat for sale. Georgia Fliut
Or Purple Straw variety by A. Ia
Coleman, Silverstreet, 8. c., R, r.
n No. / 12-6-1taw-tt.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13

LOST, strayed or stolen from NY
premises on the Chick quarter plaDe
in Maybinton, one red cow with
horns, and piece cut OF right ear..
Please return to Levi Henderson.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13

GOOD SECONDHAND buggy and har-
ness for sale. Apply % G. 7. Dick
ert, Mollohon Mill, Newberry, s. G.:
12-9-2t. .+... ,..-...'
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TIE Newberry Concert Band VIII
furnish music during the big sale at
Silverstreet on Thursday, December
Is. .....
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13

IRE Newberrv Concert Rand Will
f''r"d%h music during the big sale at
Silverstreet on Thursday, December
TX Q5al z
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
One Cent a Word No adj:
vertisement taken for less.
than rs cents.

LOST-Fine umbrella with Fellers e
Morgan's selling mark. Finder will
return to The Herald and News Of
fee. -
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13

The Newberry Concert Band will
furnish music during the big sale s4t
Silversreet ON Thursday, December
Is.
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TO RENT or to farm on shares, one
horse or twoIhorse farm. mile an'
a hafr from Helena. Good provost
ton for reliable person. Annlv at
orce to e. B. Settler, 2001 College
street 1Zl3-lt
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13

The Newberry Concert Band will
furnish music during the big sale at
Stlvertreet ON Thursday, December
Is.
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will pay you. to see T. n.
Sanders before you sell your hides.
He will pay you more than any one
in the Carolinas. 1000 Main street,
Opposite DR.. Van Smiths drug store.
11-18-3t-1taW.
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FOR RENT-One or two-horse farm
IN No. 10 township. h. G. Moore.
Newberry, 8. c. 11-zz-4t-ltaw
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13

FOR SALE-Two iron safes, one me
dium. practically new, and one
small one. C. L. Blease. 12-13-2t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13

FO2 RENT-Store and two acres OF
land at Mcintosh feights. Two
cottakes. All modern improvements
Also fine mich COW for safe. P
l.. PavsingaT. l2-l5-T
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13

GET YOUR GLASSES from DR. G.
W. Connor. graduate Of the larg"
est optlcaI college il the wor'd-~:he
Northern Tliirols College Of Ch1ca-
.. Or Cnnnor is located perran
entity in Nevberry. gi, e. both the
,nlprt!,e ma subjective test ~
.,e..~c;t, and sua-4ntt.s~. hl> "n'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13

FANCY WORK SALE-To be conduct
ed, beginning Thursday. the 18th in
stant, and lasting through the gath
Mamie A. Pearson, Copeland Build
ing, Main street. upstairs. 1z-13-2t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-13

KANTED-To buy county claims.
1881 N. L. Spearman.