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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-07-30
STUMP SPEECH.
Mounts the Tripod and Pencils His
Campaign Talk.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Friends and
Co-Runners:
In conclusion allow me to proceed.
AS l never made a speech in my
life, and only made one motion in a
society, which motion was to adjourn,
I am forced to resort to the pencil
and paper if l am to be heard at all
in this rush. Makes no difference if
you are a" Newberrian, Prosperityite,
Po.narian, Little Mountaineer, Whit
mirer,. Silverstreeter, Chappellsite,
Old Towner or what not, lend me your
ears. l want them. l need them in
my business. Makes no difference"
what size they are, push them forward
and strike listening attitude. You
may cover up the "atti," but leave the
"tude" part in the open to receive the
vibration.
Sitting upon the tripod fire my sa-
lutte. Do you catch it? If so, hold
fast to what you get, and be sure your
sins will find you out. Makes no
difference if it is only a little, every
little bit added to what you got makes
just a little bit more" for your i'm
provement. Will now give you the
pro and con-pro bono and con- sider
portion of this announcement, and
hereby renounce myself as candi-
date for reconsideration, subject to
anything that gets in the way, regard
less of anybody's old hat that has
been thrown into the ring. My dawg
is alright, and don't you forget him.
Send me S1.5O, 81, IS or SO cents, sub
scription Herald and News.
Circulation Manager.
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One at a Time.

A Justice of the peace was holding
court in little Missouri town. One
of the attending counsel held against
him an old grudge. While the justice
was delivering an opinion he was in
terrupted by the braying of a jackass
without.
what noise is that?" shouted the
Justice, full of suspicion that the un-
friendly attorney was putting up a
job On him.
ct is only the echo of the court
YOUR honor" said the attorney, sml'-
ing.
Not in the least Disconnected, the
Justice resumed his delivery. Soon
however, the attorney interposed with
technical objections, just as the jack
brayed again.
Hold on" retorted the retallatlng
Justice; zone at time if you please
Green Bag.
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GREAT COUNCIL OF Z. S.
Sessions to be Held in Pavilion at Isle
OF PalmS-Bergell Members
Leaders.

Announcement has been made that
the sessions of the approaching con-
vention of the great council of I'm
proved Order of Red Men of the Unit
ed States, to meet in Charleston in
September, will be held in Isle of
Palms pavilion. The News and
Courier says that "the management
of the Isle of Palms received notifi-
cation of this fact from Governor Cole.
L. Blease and State Chairman Otto
Klettner, both of whom stand high in
the councils of the Red Men of Amer
ica." The News and Courier goes on
to say that Manager Sottile states
that to Governor Blease is due the
fact that this convention will be held
here"
Great Representative Klettner has
been doing a great deal of hard work
in connection with the approaching
convention, and the details of the ar
rangements are well under. way.
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BIG SHAFT BROKEN.
Shaft of Weave Room NeWberry
Mills Wrung in Two, Causing
Short Suspension of Work.

The main shaft pulling the machln-
cry of weave room No. 2 at the New
berry Cotton mills was Wrung in two
when the mill started up after dinner
yesterday by an iron crow-bar, lodg-
ed in the shaft pulley. When the
mill started the crow bar went against
the ceiling just over the pulley, wedg-
ing the pulley, and the power from the
engine forced the shaft to give way.
The shaft line is below the floor of
the weave room, and of course there
was no danger to employees.
How the crow-bar managed to get
placed between the spokes of the pull
ley is a mystery which has not yet
been solved.
A new shaft will have to be put in.
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NEWBERRY COLLEGE REUNION.
Many Gathered at Delmar for the
Twelfth Annual Event of Its
Kind.

LeesvilIe, July 27.-Yesterday was
a memorable day in this community.
It was the occasion of the 18th an
nual Newberry college reunion, held
at Delmar- The people came largely
from Lexington and Saluda counties,
though not a few we're there from
Newberry county. In all, possibly l.
200 persons were present-men and
women, boys and girls, old people and
children, from all ranks and classes,
to mingle with each other, and to en-
ioy the exercises of the day. Among
those attending was large number
of present and former students OF
Newberry college. Prof. S. ]. Derrick,
&c. J. Ramage and DR.. ]. H. Harms
made addresses before dinner. The
speeches were greatly enjoyed. After
dinner Rev. S. P. Koon, the newly
elected president Of the new Summer
land college, made a ringing address
| in bahalf of that institution.
The gathering was presided over by
W. Aug. shealy, who was again elect,
ed president, to serve for another
wear
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FOR SENATE AND CONGRESS.
Candidates Addressed Newberry YOt-
ers in Court House on Monday.
All Present Except TiIlman.

The United States senatorial and
congressional campaign meeting was
held in the court house in Newberry
on Monday. Messrs. n. B. Dial, of
Laurens, and W. ]. Talbert, of Edge
field, who are opposing Senator Till
man, were present and delivered ad-
dresses. Senator Tillman, is not max
ing a campaign tour of the State.
Messrs. Talbert and Dial spoke
along the same lines which they have
taken at other meetings in the State.
The three candidates for congress
were present and made speeches. Capt.
F. S. Evans, of Greenwood, and Mr..
Marcus C. Long, of Walhalla, are op-
posing Congressman Aiken.
Congressman Aiken cited his record
on the establishment of rural routes
and many other results which
he had accomplished for the district,
and spoke of his opposition to the
Sherwood pension bill. He discussed
national questions and local matters
pertaining to the district. Capt. Ev-
ans spoke of his life as a practical
business man, and of his equipment
for the position. He was opposed to
parcels post, and he was also opposed
to the Bristow amendment which
passed with the bill providing for
the direct election of senators. Capt.
Evans discussed several issues peril
nent to the position. Mr.. Long gave
his platform, favoring the repeal of
the war amendments to the United
States constitution, thereby taking
away the negros citizenship as we'll
as his suffrage. He did not want to
mistreat the negro, but to put him
in his place and keep him there. He
advocated federal aid in building high
ways, opposed trusts in any form, op-
posed protective tariff and opposed
foreign immigration.
County Chairman Fred. H. Domin-
ick presided.
All the candidates were given care
full attention.
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VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

The Philathea class of Central
Methodist church will have charge of
the Arcade on Thursday evening.
The 50 prize going to the holder of
the lucky number at the Arcade Fri
day night went to Miss Annie Mann.
Don't overlook "baby day. which is
Tuesday, August 6, at the photo and
art studio of Leroy and NJ. NJ. SalteT,
down town.
On July 81 at West End the Rev. J.
!B. Harmon united in marriage Miss
Mamie Lever, of Newberry, and Mr..
NJ. L. Smith, of Saluda.
Wonder where Al Edwards is today:
He was here May and 9 On his
walk over the United States with a
wheelbarrow.
Running for the, legislature is Mr.
C. C. Wyche in Spartanburg. His faith.
er, DR.. C. T. Wyche, is running fol
the same place from Newberry coun
ty.
Primary classes and the cradle
roll" by Mrs. M. A. Carlisle, ant
Graded lessons for Sabbath school,
by the Rev. J. w. Carson,-were in tht
program of the Abbeville county in
terdenominational convention at Due
West last week
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The Army Worm.

The army worm has made its ap-
pearance in Saluda and Richland
counties, and the experts have been
called upon for assistance. 1t is re-
ported that the worm, which h.
been in evidence in the Dyson COM
munity, in Greenwood county, just
over the Newberry line, crossed over
into Newberry, but that the farmers
of the section where it was observed
went together and picked off the
worm, which can be done, it is said,
when they first appear, if there are
not a great many of them. Farmers
throughout the State seem to be con-
siderably worried over the matter.
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REUNION OF DERRICK FAMILY.
Several Generations Represented at
Gathering of Well Known Sa-
luda County Clan.

Saluda, July 26.-At the hospitable
home of Anderson Derrick in the Hol-
ley section of this county was held to-
day the annual reunion of this large
family. Several generations were
present and the kindred, including
children, grandchildren, great-grand-
children and other relations and
friends numbered more than 200. The
day was enlivened with music furnish
ed by a local string band. Many of
the old melodies were sung.
At the noon hour country bar
becue and picnic dinner was enjoyed
in a nearby grove!
The older members of the family
rehearsed many interesting incidents
of the long ago.
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FARMERS BANK SILyERSTREET.
Directors and Officers Chosen at An.
nual Meeting on Monday Morn.
ing-Healthy Condition.

At meeting of the stockholders
of the Farmers bank of Silverstreet
held on Monday morning, the follow
ing directors were chosen for the en-
suing year: J. V. Clary, R. C. Neel, w.
w. Long, w. S. Langford, H. o. Long,
H. T. Fellers, J. L. Nichols, ]. S.
Stephens, J. G. Reagin.
The directors elected the following
officers: H. o. Long, president; J. l..
Nichols, vice-president; W. A. Asbill,
cashier.
The affairs of the bank are IN heal
thy condition.
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Personals From Clinton Gazette, 25th

personals FE0m CLINTON GaZetLe, 2otn.
Miss Sara White returned Thursday
from NeWberry.
Miss Drucie Cromer Lett for New
berry Wednesday, after visit to Mrs.
Julia Griffin.
Friend Barlow Copeland, Of New
berry, was up Wednesday.
Joe Keitt, of Newberry, was in town
Wednesday.
Mr.. J. w. Smith, Jr., spent the week
end in Newberry.
Miss Matte Banna and Mrs. George
Browning of Goldville, were up the
first of, the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Frasier, of
Blair, returned to their home Monday.
Mrs. J. H. Phinny, of Whitmire, Wis
tied relatives here a few days last
week.
Mr.. H. c. Leamon, of Whitmire
spent Sunday in the city.
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News of Bachman ChapS.

Slighs, July 24.-This can ba
ed as 'hot weather" down in TIN
ton.
Crops look promising and with sui
able seasons may do better than was
once thought. Early corn has ma6sa
considerable change since the
cent rain, but is needing more.
now to mature it we'll. =
There will be W. o. W. pig
Pomaria Ash Grove Camp,
at Bethel school house on Frid
gust 16. Other camps, togethl
the general public, are invited to
present. An address will be made
the morning by some prominent
speaker ON "Woodcraft," and not on
graft" which seems to be very oftef.
used as a subject by our State CAM
didates. There will be match 5ame,
of baseball played in the afternoon on
the Pomaria diamond. Don't forget,&QI
bring your baskets well filled VI
such things as fried chicken, ca
pies, custards, etc. This goes to hi
make the day more enjoyable to
you know. Plenty of nice shade a
refreshments will also be at hand
cool you off in case the day is so =
warm.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Wilson and
daughter, Thelma, spent last Saturday
night and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
S. A. Rikard and family, of Lonh|
Lane.
Miss Leslie Dominick, of Newber-|
ry, spent last week with her sister,
Mrs. ]. NJ Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Cousins, Jr., and
children, visited Mr.. M. M. Long and
family last Sunday.
Mr. Geo. Long, of Newberry, spentS
last Saturday night and Sunday with
his parents. ~;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Dominick, oil
near Colony, visited relatives in this
section last Sunday.
J. M w.
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At the Arcade.

Be sure to see the pictures at the
Arcade Wednesday, July 31-Jones,
Duncan and Blease campaign day in
Columbia on 400 feet of pictures, ad-
mission and 10 cents.
The Arcade theatre has made ar
rangements for four electric fans,
more ventilation and other improve
ments to be made as soon as possible.
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LITTLE MOUNTAIN REUNION.
Big Crowd Expected to Gather
Friday, and Pleasant Occasion
Is Looked For.

A big crowd is expected to gather
at Little Mountain on Friday on the
occasion of the annual Newberry col
lege reunion. The c., N. & L. road
will no doubt make ample arrange
.ments to handle the crowds. Several
addresses will be delivered, and -
usual barbecue and refreshmentA
be furnished by Mr.. A. N. Bola1k
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Mr.. 7. H. Wicker Suffers Accident.

Mr.. John H. Wicker, manager of the
Farmers Oil mill, suffered painful
accident at Mr.. C. C. Davis lumber
ward on Monday, losing portions OF
two fingers on his left hand. He had
taken a little piece of timber to the
shop to have it dressed, and in some
manner his hand was caught in the
planning machine. The second finger
was taken off about the first joint, and
the other finger between the two
Joints
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Death of Former Newberrian.

Mr.. E. McDuffy Heller died at his
home in Columbia on Saturday night,
July 13, and was brought to his old
home in Newberry Wednesday, July
II. After burial service had been con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. A. Lynn, he was
laid to rest in ST. Matthews cemetery
Billy" as he was called, was near
the 66th milestone and was a veteran
Of the War Between the States.
w. F. S.
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Magistrate Dorroh Captures Negro.

After the campaign meeting at Will
liams' Store on Friday, Magistrate
Dorroh went in search of one negro
and caught another Just above Chap
pells he got in connection with Jim
Sims, wanted for violation of the dis
pensary law, and took charge of Sims
and lodged him in Jail. Sims was
under bond. to appear at the last
olrt, but failed to turn up. s
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Lebanon Meeting.

Lebanon special meeting begins
Sunday, August 4.
Two services each day. The chill
dren's day exercises will take the
place of preaching on Sunday morn
ing, followed by preaching after din
ner.
Rev. Marvin T. Wharton will assist
in this meeting. There will be no
service in the afternoon at Ebenezer
J. NJ. Fridy.
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Why They Went.

AS the Sunday school teacher enter
ed her class room she saw leaving in
great haste a little girl and her still
smaller brother.
"Why, Mary, you aren't going
aWay?" she exclaimed in surprise.
ssPleathe, NTH Anne, we've got to
CO." was the distressed reply. jim
myth thwallowed hith collection. -
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Death of Mr.. JnO. benson.

Mr.. Jno. F. benson, of Silverstreet,
died of pellagra on Thursday in Co
lumhia, at the hospital to which he
had been taken week or so pre-
viously. He was buried at Beth Eden
on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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lowing him, but it has hard time do

lowing him, but it has hard time do
ing it.
MIR. T. H. Cromer and son, the we'll
known builders and contractors, who
have been residents of this city for
the past several years, have decided
to remove, to the city of Greenville.
Laurens regrets to give up these good
ns.-Laurensville Herald, 26th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse D. Goats, Of
Richmond, Va, are visiting his moth
er and sister, Mrs. Kate Goats and
Mrs. Nellie Davis, at Helena. Mr..
Coats has grown from a little lad of
Helena to be big, prosperous citizen
of Richmond.
DR.. w. T. Kibler, Prof. Sease, DR..
A. ]. Bedenbaugh, of Newberry, were
visitors at Mrs. U. Etheredges Wed
nesday. Mrs. ]. S. Schumpert and
little son are visiting relatives in
MISUNDERSTANDING cor. The
State, 2Sth.
Mrs. J. w. Denning and children,
of Newherry, S. c., who have been
visiting the family of Mr.. Eli Cava-
naugh, No. 315 North Second street,
left yesterday morning to visit at Ben
son for a few days before returning
home. Wilmington, N. c., Star, 2Sth.
| Mr.. J. Sidney Derrick returned on
Monday morning from Columbia. HIS
wife is doing as we'll as could be ex-
pected after an operation for appen-
dicitis. She was operated on last Fri
day morning at the Columbia hospital,
where she has been for. about ten
days. The operation was successful.
Miss Besse Herbert returned to
Newberry Monday after a pleasant
stay with Miss Robena Gillian and
Mrs. C. F. Gillian. She was accom-
panied by the latter, who will spend
several weeks with home folks in
Newberry.-Watts cor. AbbeVille Me-
dunn, 26th.
Mr.. Jno. S. Ruff leaves Tuesday
for Jacksonville, Fla, having accept
ed position of clerk at the walk Over
shoe store" in that city. The walk
lover" people and all others in Jack
sonville, will find John Ruff all right
and the shoe men will at once find
that he is an experienced hand and
up-to-date fellow.
In honor of her sister, Mrs. o. B.
Mayer Of Newberry, Miss Willie Jones
entertained Saturday morning. Miss
Jones was assisted in receiving by her
sister, Miss Olynthia Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sims Brown, of Newberry, were
the guests this week of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Wade Anderson.-Laurens cor. The
State, 2Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Brawley have
returned from Hendersonville. Mr..
Brawley is the proprietor of the
Battery store, opened recently in
Newberry. He was married in Sum-
ter week before last, and took a brid-
al trip to the mountains of North Car
olina. His bride was Miss Ouida AL
liene Hunter, of Sumter. The Sumter
Watchman says: 'The bride has made
her home in this county for several
years, where she has been engaged in
teaching school near Oswego. She
has gained many friends during her
stay, alb of whom hate to see her
leave. The groom is young busi-
ness man of Newberry." The Herald
and News welcomes them to Newber-
ry. with congratulations and wishes
for their long life, happiness and
prosperity
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Children's Day at Lebanon.

Children's day at Lebanon will be
observed On the first Sunday in Au-
gust, the exercises beginning at 1880
o'clock. An interesting and attractive
program has been arranged for the
occasion, and it will be published in
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MimnaugRs "UnderselIing" Store.

Mimnaugh is presenting to the read
ers of The Herald and News today
some of the bargains which he is offer
ing the buying public His advertise
ment will repay a careful reading.
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PURELY Personal.
The Movements of Many People
Netherlands. and Those Who
Visit NeWberry.

NoWberrlanS, anu lHOSe WAV
Visit NeWberry.
Mr.. J. l.. Mayer has gone to Renno.
Miss Lizzie Zeigler has gone to
Spartanburg.
Mrs. J. B. Boozer is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. NJ. C. Spearman, at Helena.
Miss Leola Bedenbaugh, of Pomarla,
is visiting Miss Alice Aull.
Miss Mamie Henderson is visiting
Mrs. J. M. Bowers.
Mr.. J. E. Sease has changed from
Newberry No. 4 to Newberry No. 2.
Mrs. T. C. Pool returned home Sat
urday from a short stay in Ashevllle.
DR.. o. B. Mayer spent the weekend
with relatives in Laurens.
Mrs. jamie Smith is spending sever
al weeks in Newberry with friends
Spartanburg Herald, 25th.
Miss Lillian Smith, of Newberry, is
the guest of Miss Bessie Summer
Union Times, 26th.
Miss Ruth Hester, of Winder, Ca,
is at Helena, visiting her aunt, Mrs.
B. E. julien.
Prof. and Mrs. ], W. swittenberg
have returned from trip to New
berry.-Kingstree Record, 25th.
Mrs. H. H. Abrams and Miss Eunice
Abrams have. returned from visit to
friends in Shelby, N. c.
Messrs. L. W. Jones, Furman Long
shore and Derrell Smith have returned
from Glenn Springs.
Mr.. L. D. Cullum, Jr., one of Bates
burg's prominent merchants, is spend
ing a few days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Sigh, of Bir-
mingham, Ala, are visiting her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. Van Smith.
Mrs. G. L. Summer and children
are visiting her brother, Mr.. William
nr.xo.
Mrs. H. C.. Bardin and daughter,
Miss Nellie, have come from Aiken to
visit Mrs. R. D. Wright
Mr.. D. r. Lavender, of Newberry,
spent the weekend in the city with
his family near Limestone.-Chero-
kee News, 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Hunter, Of New
berry, are expected in the city today
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McLarnon.
Chester Lantern, 26th.
Mr.. Perry Howard, of Newberry,
spent Sunday in town with Mr.. W. F.
Howard.-Williams Advertiser and
Uplifter, 25th.
Agent Jas. A. Burton returned Mon
day night from the Asheville outing
given in honor of the Equitable Life
Assurance men.
Miss Mary Cromer has returned to
Newberry, after a weeks visit to Miss
Varina Huf.-Ninety Six cor. Spar
tanburg Herald, 2Sth.
Miss Kate Adams, has returned
home after spending some time with
her friend, Miss Connie Johnston, at
St. George.
Mr.. A. P Abrams, who is superin-
tending the construction of hand
some postofice in Abbeville, spent
Sunday with his sister, Miss A. O.
Ruff.
Mrs. W. B. Sanders and daughters,
Misses Carmeta and Aileen, returned
to their home in Pine Bluff, Ark, af-
ter spending several weeks with rel
atives here.
Prof. w. R, Koon and family are
going On a visit to their home in
Newberry, about the 1st of August,
and will probably spend four weeks.
Trinity COR Sumter Herald, 26th.
Mr.. R. NJ. Rowell spent several days
with friends in Newberry last week
Mr.. F. C. Aver manager of the Arcade
theatre, Newberry, was in the city on
Tuesday.-Bamberg Times, 25th.
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Red Spider Near Prosperity.

Several farmers in the Prosperity
community have reported the pres
ence of the red spider in their cotton
fields. Every effort is being put forth
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WE HAVE just received another ship
ment of the famous Parker bugg.-a|
also the renowned Gemco HarneSI
Be sure you get one of these riga
before we close out the shipmend
E. NJ. Evans & Co. 5-24-td
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FINE milk COWS for sale. E. NJ. Ev}
ans & Co. 5-24-tf
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FOR SALE-6OO bushels pure BancrAf|
seed oats, at Is cents per bushel
Summer-WiSe. 7-2-tA
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We will give first-class barbecue
at Jolly Street on Saturday, August
II, county campaign day. Good dinner]
guaranteed. Come, everybody!
J. A. c. Kibler.
E. H. Werts.
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FOR SALE-One IL horsepower
ternational gasoline engine and
F. and E. co-planer. with 6x24 cyliS
der. All in good shape at reasonal
BILE price. Apply to c. D. Shealy|
Pomaria, S. c. 5-3-t1
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MONEY TO LEND-Money to lend oI
real estate. Long time and easj
payments. Hunt, Hunt & Hunter.
Q-1Q-tf
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FOR SALE-Wagner matorcyc." 1911
model, good tires and III good rrr1
ming condition This is a barga:n|
Harley-Davidson Agency, sl,ilaI
Crotwell hotel
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II WILL sell to the highest bidderna'
M H. -Buzhardt's on Friday, Eul
household and kitchen furnitdf5
shop tools, etc., of Jefferson Quad
tlebaum, deceased. Terms Of sail
cash. D. A. Quattlebaum.
S-14-2t-1taw. ss
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d prevent ths spread Of Shs psS5iir
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The Philathea class of Central
Methodist church will have charge of
the Arcade on Thursday evening.