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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-04
MADAM NELLIE

Verbs greatest eiatfvuFanf ard phfsnf
nioHisf guarantees a. fead Yeuf sNtifw
life past present snd faturg xitss tfus
saVtns 90 hustness tats hsaiih Sod
family affairs fslis thc name ~ foaF
fsfars hHsrAHa ~ atfr anf shat a. do
20 Be- snfrrssfut W life she has lnsi
sffisst 90 ttls ss1s nessf here before
0ue stsm sill psY yea far yauf macy
dlsanEsniaffa enfs On fsthsfs sire @fii re-
move 40 ahslasls ia srii fua hos -
wtn sri hold -. sna faa desire hhe
nives advice 80 All Important affairs -
lifs Special readings co.. ftetsi Ella
fusna g. i&at second near Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-04
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announced in the near future.
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gard to the separation from the VI
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carnations.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-04

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-04

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for an eight-hour day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-04

C8fusF tlfst Ave and isins ~
tarse utederu outside rooms elevator
service rhuHrs IN alt rooms flFst class
Sea rArrv inspect ter apt wfth priN ate
bath 81
fNRrEr RIOS roWnfNItY INVITED
MANrtNt2tE H0fEt. EtlHTH ANu
tni1H Apartments ~ single alsspiuM
ftafus- utth 81 eilhnlt private baths
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
9ie giIdpfIide Sc

Ste ~ " illU OK
boroe bon Taoerborn lat zine MuF-
f%prberung an bic 9onosepSllsrla gs-
rihtet, oaB ourd2 Freipillise M.lsoeaz
nl.1lg Der fleiI4lp5en 1oae Uett unn
Tlcii6 erfpart nnD Fir BIZ Gtabt=
bep0Ittrung sur Isylisun1 geIte!lt
Tc.{ mGd)ts. I;clrr bild9}iideu
@l.f Nsutl5 lia5 icon man4e
Boa .aeinoen rad)5etommen. III
1ein b.s 2anogemeinoe &Drbede, &reis
Spsft, bat ourd ireimilIige YerSopz
pelung Der f!eifhlpien Sage etpa 20
3entner Set uno gerdudDertes 5le;id,
tr{part unb CUR 9srfiiguns an .fie
5taetbepDlteruns scitelli.
Die 9ertunft zines Sc
beutlaMen antifen 8ultbilbes, purtl
NEEDLES Die 8er!iner Mntitenlamm.
lung eine nnf4aBbare 8ereiberurs
erfubren bat es ipurbe an Der
Static elmer griehiiden &plpnie an
Der @ibfi1te unteritaliens seiunoen,
Der Dirt leiner Griperbung aber bis-
her sebeim gebalten - 1T nun BON
grperber Or. 9beobor Wiegano Of
tentliA betannt segeben nprben: g5
tom am 10. 9eoember 1915 aug Ya=
rib Wntiquariet Der Hue ct. sos
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
Peoples
Light
Co..

nort) in gerliu an, nodoem IS, aus
Stalien iiber Marleille nod Baris
gelangt, bersits int 5pmmer
1914 III garis @eseuTtanb a%tlgemei=
usr Belpunperung aeipeien lnp nadls
sem elm leipenIaAaftlider, Eodlt il=
terellanter ltno erregenosr &f UNI
Den eaosiltiaen gsiib bes &unjtraer<
te5 porangegangen mar. 50 bat Clip
mitten i'm 8riese oas gerliner Mltz
'eum Gus elmer fsinnlihen 6alpt~
ltaot Elm &unitpert erl ten Ganges
ernorben!
Gin Nosf6ret. Ser SEER
2ebrer bolt Dem un~aesosenen s5rieorioa
cine 5trafpreoiut, Sic er NIT lpud=
tisen Sattlhldgsn beglaitet. ssSu iei=
ner Rpt id)reit Der Delinquent: SEER
Sebrtr, um 9immelsipiaen, fa7en sic
!t4 bod tiirasr!"
5a@bsrFanbige urieres
gunbesz Joritbienite5 it)dben, paS
Die gu Jarmen se6Drenoen MaLounz
gen in ben Ser. Staten 200 bi5
800 gilllonen gretterfub Saubol3
unb l Bis H. 9iIlipnen GproS
Brenilbols entbal.en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13

Ole 2inien Ser berbiinoeten Mr-
meen balten, alid) merut lie bier lrtb
BORT 5ltriidgenommen merben mill i
len. Ger befannte oel1tid)e MiIitars
lad)ueritanoige Maior a. 8. Mprabt
idreibt: ,Gie Glaiti5itat unierer 2i-
MEN bat a,niere @al,ptfrafte fir fom-
menbe greigniiie ungeihmadt erbal-
ten. georobte Gltnfte iino perltarft
lporbel1, I'm cine %@ntideioung 5l1 er-
%5iclen, llno bie 9rganiiation oes SIZE
ses, Sen mir erboffen, lit 0lr6 eine
Neugrltppirln1g Ser Mrmeen nnb
burd, Sic N%lellregelung oes &omman-
Dos porbereitet morben."
Die elaltiiden 2inien balten. Sic
lperoen, no lie eingeboaen itno, 5 ii :
t ii # hneIIen. llnb Das miro
mieoer ser 5ieg fem.
Gie &aumung npm @1rs ieitens
Scr S%eiterreidrr. ~ @Drs lit fein
itratcsiidl mid)tiger 3lat. - Seine
Ginnabme bringt bie Staliencr ser
Staot Sriet ridt naber. ~ Die
GciterreidJer babe,1 Diitlidl rno iMib6H=
lidl uou 86r5 before @ertbcioignuss-
itellnngel sum Sdpnte pun Sricit. -
Mn bicicn Werben iid Sic Staliener
bic 9Dpfc mod blntiger rcnrcn, als
mabrenb ser letten IA Mpuatc a1
ber SiDnso : Clinic. - Bic Gimnabne
|ppn @6rs lit MIR eim &prrbns : Sieg
Ser Stalicner.
Die &al,mung bon @or5 leitens
Der SeIterreider mar natiirlid) @ai=
Ter auf bic Miible Ser Nrelie ser Ml-
ltirten II. oeren bieiiger Madbeter.-
|Shlanftpeg muroe p%ropbeseit, bab es
nun NIT Ser 9oppelSM puard)ie an
Ser Conan balb Matbbaei anl Iettet1
lem peroe. 3miideu &l,blanb uno
Stalien lperbe lie serquetid)t meroen.
Gus lit natiirlid) Observation-Disclosures
9looiinn, aber es gibt immer nod
9ellte, oie barauf btneinfaIlen. -
0ielen sur @erlbigung 6olsenbes:
9ie Slon5oli1ie mar nid)t Sic bette,
lonoern 1l,r Sic an1 peitcIten l1ad)
'@elten n%oraeld)obene Iefenliplinie
sum- Sduse Srieits, l,uo meun an ibr
bereits Die Staliener piersebn 800
note long SIT bll1ten batten, miro ser
.Sieg bel @ors fir lie nit grober
@abri6einIid)feit Ser einsige SEES
&riegeS bleiben.
M~aeroinas Miro NIT ser Moalid)-
felt gerednet perOen miiiien, sob ser
@erllit bon @6rs un1b oes Goberoo-
plateaus altd) 81 elmer 9eridtiallna
Der n0rblideren &onsofront bis Sol
mein binauf fiibrt. @enn lie erfoIat,
miiroe lie tbatiadlib ausldlieBlid,
anf &iidlidten oes taftiiden ssrout-
berlanfs slrid5nfiibren ieim uno
(Sortiehpng auf Seite 1O.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13

lnitteln lmternpmmcien rOffenIipe
nil, 1niB man iid erilts,
1terlt, mas biesNniirten non ibr err
%iuartet, ibre 9r9alle oem 8l,blifunl
oobon periprnben baben. Die Sffen.
iipc NOR faltlll adbt Gage alt, oils man,
Big nlosfoipitii1en &ororn iiber sic
&arpatben 1ladb llnaarn maridirer
lieB. Man iabs Die 8onfoiafcl1 bereits
oilrb Die lt1lgariiGen @ei3enfeI6er
reiten 1lnb belt grnteieecn .pernidten,
o.nf ben Sic @epolfernng 10 groBe
@offltunaen iebte. Man lieB sic 8e-
mobner Der nllgoriiben Gbcne Sic
6lrdt %erareifen uno falm elm Sag
;persing, 6er nidt meme gatarenge.
gel6idten bonn iiiooltlifen ariegs-
ldallplabe bradlte
sembergs SdidioI tpar ldon nor
led)s 8ohen beiiegelt. @s lit bette
nod nidt b%eiiegelt. 3fpar bat Sen
Mnlien 9robp iiberlaiien merben
miiIIet, a6er altd) Oie gripartungen,
Die Die Srgane Der Maiirten an. 6ieien
rein ortli6en grfolg gefpniipft baben,
iitto l1nerfiillt eeblieben. Die Mullen
milien am beltel1. iuarum. Sic fojn1er
ben 8ormarih ouf 2emberg ni6t I'm,
ternebmelt, obte lid Ser Befabr aus.
Slllcben, in elmer ibrer 6lanfen ge.
fabt 81 tuerben. SoIange sic 6ronteu
Der 8erbiinbeten inn Hor6en un6 i'm
Sii6en baIten, foi;n1en Sic &l,iien trot
ibrer foloIialen ltebermadt iiber rein
ortlide grfolge nidt binausfommen
Miit iolden grfolgen aber fonner
groBe. Gntideiomngen nidt berbei
|gefiibrt meroe1. I'm 0rtlide grfolat
5lt erringert, ,bat sic ruIliide @eeres,
letting Die c1lormens 9pfer audi MIDI
aebradt, Die oieie Sfieniipe gefoltet
Sore Mbiidt iuar, 6ie Sront Ser Ser
Ibiinoeten on elmer id)tpad)en Steue 81
onrdJbred)en. MadenienS gali5ii1,
1nrd)brl1dgidlladt at n~ieberboIen
lu1o oiele Mbjf6t fam oils enogiiltil
IgeIbeitert betrad)tet iperoen.
Mit Der Oifeniipe ser Mliirteu in
8elten perbalt IS lid ebenio. Ml1d
|iie Bette gum 3iele MIR fiibreu f6,t
1telt, mel1n es g%elllngens mare. 81
oeltlden 2inien I'M erlten Mnlani 81
bltrdbreden. Aaraui tpar .es Sipeifel
log alld a%bseieber1. 9as ergibt it'd
aus ben Siegegfanfaren aus ser CT
item Sltlimode. @as tmurbe, oanaI,
nidt ales in 4lsiidt eeltcat! 0i
ginnabme bon Gerorne ltno go
paume bette nod oieien Mnfiinoigun
gen boditens nod einige 5tunoel
aasiteben folnr1en, ltnb nun iino ldol
8od)en bingeaanaen, obne 6aB 81
Maiirten bieI en beioen 3ielen rdbe,
aefommen mare oils nod Sen erlte,
8ompftagen. 1ttio al1h Sic Gtnnab,a
bieier beiben 4labe tpiirbe sic Sffen
lire i'm 8eltens nod gu feiuem griol,
gemadt baben, ipenn Sic beutl6en 81
MEN gcbalten batte,1. l1no sic mer
pen halteh Sic sun6 burh Sic bis
neriget1 4dtimpfe nidf einntnI trjdli
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13

Mae Mn3eidsn benton oaraui
bin. bab mdbrenb bes %fommenoeu
Winters bas grenuna erlal isbr
tbeuer ieinl miro.
@eun sic IN bieiem CONNER
obue Wasofeu iertig gemorben
iinb, eridreden Sie nidt iiber
.bas Gerebe 0es tbeuern 8renns
1uaterials
@lanbeu @ie ni9t, oaB es,
ME Nuoere aussefunoen babeu,
bel biqiger 1T, bas gauge Sabr
binourd einen Gasofen 80 beu1z
Ten, als lld} nit einenl altmooer=
men aoaoien 81 plagen?
Spre9t bur int Qanfe o1eier
Isolde nnb la6t Gud) oiele, mo-
soeruet 8asofeu 5eiseu, - ale
Sorten, a1e lparlam int 8er=
braud. 0eS 8rennmaterials. Seoe
oiferirt Gud cine reue Nrt Guer
30der III beIDrQeu.
aodt; tparum Sud foden
laden
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
aasldnoii6s @umoi6an.

Der MiRtrfolg Scr n@rofcn Effcn-
iiec" Der Mlliirtcn 1T bitrd allc
2iiacnbepcidJen iiber anscblidJc
uSicge" nid)t meljr st iibertiin-
dDen. Ger III iie6en @Ddycn ocs
&fes pDil Sen Mlliirtcn crr,tn-
acne @clanoegelui,un all Der @eIts
front 1T Sic riciisen OFFER anNaen-
fd)cnlcben midjt Mertb. - Mltdv Scr
WelGnbegeluinn ser 9iniIcm itclt at
ben boll ibmcn crlittcncn fmrdJtba-
reu @erlnitcn in ciuem srelem
Mihpergalt aif ~ n. 9nrdl bic in
Worbcrcit1t1g abegrtffenc @cgcn=
Offeniipc 5%inbcnbnras biirftcn sic
MuIem bicic @clanocsc,uiune iebr
idynell mieoer ci,tbiiken. Die
&ailmrnng TIM. WDrs 1T pon fei1ter
itrdteaiiden 8eSclttnng. Die
Seitcrreid)er babcn bintcr @6rs
bicl iidfrere ,tnS lleid)t at baltelloe
@ertbeioi9nnas : stellmngen be5u,
gert. Ger Wiiferfulg Der &l.iIcn-
Sffeniibc. fat audi anf &mmanici1
Ginflnf gc1abt. M1mGnicn bleibt
neutral. - IS bcnft nidt mcbr
barar, iidJ ben Mliirtci1 ansnidlic=
FEN. -s9ic Miegifpfra9e ipll jett
Snrd cine 0ummiiiiun gcidylidtet
>uerbcn, iueldJe in 8alSe in sit=
1tug, tretcn mir6.
S4 Y& ------
Ser Scblidjlag Scr @rpfcn Often.
iibe Ser Mliirtcn in @cit= iu1b > it
Sic f1nrcn bicicn bmrd) apd) 10 grpRc
Qii9enl iibcr bic bo1 ibnen c%rrnrecncn
Grfotgc nid)t mclr REORGANIZATION. -
Sic grcifcn besbal6 sa anbcrem 2ii-
gen. ~ Gite grokc Sffcniipc lei aar-
nid)t beaGiidtigt gc,ueicn. - Grlt
II d d It { 8 Sa + + iperbe bieic inter
,lontmen Werbcn, iagt Der britiId)c
Observation-Disclosures a1 Der @eitfrpnt.-
IS lit Die altc @cid)id)te ppm IlidJs,
benz bic Sraneu, sic CT nidt crrci,
dcn fonnte, at iamcr luaren. Dit
&,iien babcn ar0kerc Tortidritte
mtfsntuciicn ais T%ransoiem nno eng,
lal16er., @om cimcm -Iarditpfen
Der ocntidJcn 2imicn fam abcr fcine
3cbc icin. - Mcnn @i,loenb1rgs &C.
aenpffcliipe upn 2cmbcrg ans einic-
tcm ,uirS, ,uerbcn iie 10 tribe Grfab,
r,t,taenl hidden, iutc bel Sanmenbcrg,
bcn mainriidcn Seen i1nb bei 2ob5.-
Sic @rOfc Gffeniipc lit uerfrad)t ,1mb
bcren @ad,lpicl wirb fir bic Nliirten
mod piel stranriscr iein.
Die rniliide Offeniibe lit iett bei.
11abe elf 8od)en alt, Sic Sffeniipe
Der Mlliirten. an Ser @eltfront iiebcn
8odlen. l1no sic Nllien iltden nod
INNER ,,ad) Der iftpad,en steile, noe
tie Die lanaausgeoebnte Srout ber
@erblia1peteN burditoben fonaen
@alo baben Tie es bier, balb sort Der.
il1dt, aber sgrfolg baben lie snid9t sc.
babt @ern man PEI. garseu' MiBer.
folg sbielar nla 10 gRDaltigtn Madt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13

Ole aroBe ruiliide 0ffeniipe lit 5t
|el'lem ldtperen Gaiten baIb an oieler,
balo an Der elmer anoeren Jront sl1-
lamlnengeidu,mpft. Der NIT ibr BE-
abltd]tt9te 9lrdbrud oltrd Sic gea-
l1eriiden 2inien lit bisber niraenos
|gelungen. Ntrgenos bat Elm errl,uae-
1ter, Grfolg 1peiter al1saeoebnt unb
aitssenntt perben foln1ell, Muh sic
einnabme bon @robp fat iidy ais Ie-
fotglid lofaler grfolg beral1sgeItelIt.
|lpte es audi Die ginnubme ponGoernp-
:eetpeien lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13

Bortiespng auf Seite 10.)
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-07

sMissNNapcSF08 was the charming
hostess Aeda aesday morning at rook
lSSts given in compliment to her
sGest-' Miss Virginia seegars of Co.
luubia Ek0out thirty guests were
present. and after the game iced tea
!. and sandwiches were served.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-07

The ladies of the Oakland mill vii
lage will serve ice cram on the beau
tiful lawn at the end of the mill
building on Saturday night beginning
at o'clock. The proceeds will go to
the new church building fund. Only
recently new union church building
has been~erected in the village.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-07

DIME STAMP x srATloEERT
COMPANY, Columbia, 5. c. Office
and b2@k supplies. ia aufacturers
OF rubber stamps, seals, ETC., quaI-
ity and service. Prompt attention
to mail orders.
5-19-tf.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-07

FOR SALE-Good plow horse. Work
anywhere. Sound and gentle. A
good locker and in splendid working
condition. Price $500, cash or
credit. T. E. Wicker, Newberry,
S. C.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-07

The Joint Council of Beth Eden pas
torate will meet at the parsonage in
Newberry Saturday morning at 10
o'clock.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-07

The regulor quarterly meeting of the
council of the Church of the Redeemer
vii be held in Dr. Cromer's Office
Friday at P. NJ.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-07

The unior Division of Central will
hold its regulor meeting on next Sun.
day afternoon Immediately after Sun
DAY School Members are requested
to bring mite boxes to be opened at
this time.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-07

There will be preaching at Clayton
Memorial church Sunday morning at
II o'clock by Rev. Mr.. Porter. All
are invited to attend.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-07

Rev. ]. M. White will preach in Ex-
celslor school house next Sunday
night at $50 O'Clock
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-07

The ladies of Central Methodist
church will give a rummage sale next
Saturday, July 8, in the vacant store
room formerly occupied by Ewart-
Perry Co.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-07
AETTNvC
SVj IT i /.

G 9 8 (: (! Z. o 8, {. Z: . q 3 9 3 q =
a very pretty affair OF the week was
the party given b. Miss Goode Burton
at the home Of Miss Mary L. Burton in
Harrington street, in compliment to
Miss Florence Rickenbach of Pennsyl-
vania and Miss Elise Mobley of Johns
ston. Rustic seats were placed about
the beautiful lawn and many Japanese
lanterns added briliance to the scene.
Punch was served broqghQut the
evening by Mrs A. YBrown and Mrs,
]. G. McFail. A delightfql ice course
vas served by''Nssses Nancy Fox oad
Virginia Seegars TO about 50 guests,
8
'Mr9D. J, Burns Was "a hostess Wed
:. 9esday afternoon to the You eg Ma
irons Rook elub~ and "a number Of
other friends. Six tablss T9a. placed
.0Qn sde piazza an9in the house, *hfcA
was decorated with quantities ~at
: Shasta. daisies, After several inter
esting games a delightful ice course
was SERTED. Punc6> was served by
Miss octA G1fin.
x,
: Miss Mary I. BlGtons- gave a de-
1ghtful fooF garts TSsday afternoon
at her home in Harrington street.
, AT the cono9ss5h es>ese games an ice
codfss, was served to about twenty
Ss guests
sMissNNapcSF0s was the charming
) hostess Wednesday morning at rook
l6Ets given in compliment to her
y&est' Miss Virginia seegars of Co.
lqmbia. Ek0out thirty guests were
4Eesent, and after the game iced tea
and Sandwiches were served.
- Ole of the most delightful affairs
Of the season was the dance, given by
'sIthe young men Wednesday evening
sat Mayes Hall. The music was fur
s5hished by Comstock's orchestra of
Columbia and the German was led by
Riss Margaret Mcintosh and Mr.. Fra
zier Evans. At midnight sandwiches
and punch were served. Those pres
ent were: Misses Sara Perrin, Mary
milford. Ruth House of Abbeville,
:. Mary Wood of Cedartown, Florence
sRickenbach of Harrisburg, Alice
1sPeak Of Rocky Mount, Va, Dorothy
sIrabert, of California, Elise Mobley of
'Yoh1ston, :. Margaret Burton, Kate
Summer, Sara FAINT, woodie Bowman,
Trent, Keia pctje Griffin, Maude Ep-
ting, Aasga Mcintosh, Kathryn
Harms, Sara Houseal,t Ethel Bowers,
1Sessrs. Richly, Fle4ming,s sBeal of
LauFehs, Eang3hoge of Abbeville,
Miller Of Whitmire,s Caldwell of Co.
lSnr5ea, Holmes, of Atlanta, Rughei-
Of IodarRsto4, r. K. Wise of
Prosperity Floyd, Evans. Stokes Hipp,
kinard;.DaEe 4ealdwelE Owen Holmes,
Fant,- Ollie Blown, Mayer, Poole,
J Wright .Houseal, Matthews, Davis,
Be9net, Goggans, Eellers, Peterson,
Burton, GhapefQns: DR.. and Mrs. D.
J. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs, Pat Scott Mrs, o, W.
johnson, Mrs. Fant Glider, Mrs. J. L.
| Keitf, Mr. and Mrs. 4R. Nc. Holmes.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-07
Quarterly Conference.

The 3rd Quarterly Conference of the
Whitmire. Circuit viii be held at Whit
miye on July nth. Preaching by
Rev. W,.l-Hsrbert at 11'o'clock, din
ner 'on ae grounds, followed by the
Conference. Let all the brethren
come.
a - J. M. Fridy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-07

Total .$211, ,770.S3
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Newberry.
Before me came E. A. Griffin, cashier
of the above named bank, who. being
duly sworn, says that the above and
foregoing statement is true condi-
ton of said bank, as shown by the
books of said bank
E. A. GRIFFIN.
Sworn to before me this 9Th day of
July, 1916
o.. S. J. B. GRfFFlN'
Notary Public for S. c.
Correct Attest:
JAMES MCINTOSH,
C. E. SUMMER,
r. Nc. HOLMES,
Directors.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-07-07
1916

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so48 carOlina's Oldest College
!, 1929 Year Begins September %
Entrance examinations at all the
eouRty seats Friday, July IA, at 9 a
m:1
Four year courses lead to the B. A
,and B. S. degrees. A two year pre-
medical course is given.
A free tuition scholarship and
athletic grounds, we'll equipped lab
oratories, unexcelled library faclil-
ties.
Expenses moderate. For terms and
and catalogue, address.
Harrison Randolph,
President.
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Total :. :. :. $50 lZ,oo4.lI
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Newberry, S..
Before me came ]. Y. McFall, cash
ier of the above named bank, who
being duly sworn, says that the above
and foregoing statement is true con-
dition of said bank, as shown by the
books of said bank.
J. Y. McFALL.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9Th day of July, 1915.
R. L. TARRANT,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
Jno. M. Kinard,
Geo. S. Mower,
F. q. Wilson,
Directors.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-09-05
FAIR EXHIBITS
BETTER THAN EVER
CONTINUED from Page Severn

hibited by Miss Marjorie Barber, IF
Norwich, and are excellent specimens
of the. ever-bearing variety. Mrs. G.
w Norton, of Norwich, contributs Sli
attractive collection of jars of pre-
serves and tumblers OF jally.
Grain and Vegetables.
The results of a wet, cold spring are
noticeable, too, in the falling of in
the number of entries under this head.
w. F. Brown, OF Norwich, shows
smooth, good sized potatoes, Myron
Smith, of Bozrah. sends telephone peas
and Kentucky Wander beans; James
Murphy, Norwich. adds nice potatoes.
tomatoes, beans, cabbage, rhubarb, ard
evergreen sweet corn.
From Elm Bank farm. East Lyme,
E L. Reeves, sends fine looking po-
tatoes. Mills pride and Irish cobblers.
J. O. Landon enters pole beans Siles
S. Whipple. "the LefHngwen Farmer
completes with Whipp.e's white sweet
corn and yellow corn of his own spe-
cially selected seed.
WhippIe's big Lima beans are also
particularly nice looking.
Town Farm Exhibit.
That superintendent James B.
Chapman knows how to add to the
towns revenue is indicated by the ex-
cellent showing of grain and vegeta-
bles entered in the name of the Town
Farm.
There are thirty entries, conpris' ny
tomatoes corn potatoes, turnlps
squash cucumbers, beans, cabbage
carrots and parsnips.
J. G. Northrop exhibits nice looking
peppers.
Grange Exhibits.
Norwich grange. Charles A Hag-
berg master, with over 200 members
makes an excellent display Of fruit
flowers, vegetables, poultry and dairy
products: also products Of the hive
canned fruits forage plants. etc. The
exhibit was planned and arranged by
H. r. Branche. chairman. Silas Whip
pie, E. E. Rogers, Albert Lillibridge
| assisted by Mrs. Gertrude Toothill
| Mrs. Branche nd Mrs. Hagberg.
Colchester's Exhibit.
Colchester grange fills the shelves
with a varied assortment Of fruit
grains. vegetables, flowers, selecte,
eggs, fine honey in the comb. canned
| fruits, choice jellies and the like.
| Waterford Exhibit.
It's name defined in shaded bar
berries, Konomoc grange. of Water
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-09-05
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