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WEST END NEWS. Furnishings For the New Church Being Placed-Ward 5's Candi dates for Alderman. The seats for the new c1hurch have arrived and will be placed in the build ing by the manufacturers some time within the next few days. iThe large windows were put in a few days ago. The committee on building has pur chased a furnace for the lheating of thetauilding, which will be put in in a few days. On -October 28, the section men and orhers of the weave room were invited to the hiome of Mr. W. H. Hardeman, the overseer of the weave room. After a pleasant hour spent with Mr. Hardeman, we .were invited to the dining.-room to partake of an oyster supper prepared by Mr. Harde man. All present enjoyed themselves very much. We all left for our homes feeling that it was good to have been there. The ladies of O'Neall Street real ized a snug little purse from theii oyster supper on the 28th. We announced in our last news that there would be several candidates foi alderman from Ward 5. We have be fore us the names of W. M. Thomas C. R. Wesson and J. B. Leonihardt We .will have a lively race; for all ol these men are good men. But who ever is The successful one; don't lei Wards I, 2 and 3 get all the work ot -their streets, for Wards 4 and 5 'onl3 have been .getting a small portion o work, as the streets will show foi themselves. Mr. I. N. Wesson and son, -Wash left for Florida last ,week to be awa3 about four weeks. West End.. Bugs are short-lived-7especiallj 1humbugs. A woman's, idea of frankness is tc have some man tell her how nice h< thinks she is. NOTICE PRIMARY ELECTION Notice is hereby given that a demo cratic primary election will be hek onTuesdLay, the 28th of November 1905- in the Town of :Newberry South Carolina, for Mayor and Alder. men of the said Town, to 'serve on<i year, said primary election to be con ducted accgrding to tlhe rules and reg ulations adopted at 'the meeting of th< democratic party . of said Town hek October 31st, 1905; the polls to b< opened at eight o'klock. A. M., an< closed at four o'clock P. M.: Ther< .will be a separate voting precinct ir ' eachb Ward as follows Ward 1: Council Chamber> 'Ward 2: St:ore of H. P. Baker un r der Crotwell Hotel. Ward 3: Herald & News Office. Ward 4: 'Store of J.-'W. White. Ward 5: 'Near residence if W. M Whitce. *The following .are hereby"appointe< managers 'of said election: Wiard I: F. M. Lindsay, M. M. Sat terwh' e, S. C. Merchiant. Ward 2: A. C. Welch, 'John A Summer, .W. M. Shackleford. Ward 3: Thomas K. Johnstone :Alex Singleton, E. Sheely. Ward 4: L. L. Lane, T. L. B. Epps A. H.I Dickert. Ward 5: W. R. Jones, Paul Werts G. W. Hiller., The attention of all candidates i called to the follo.wing section of Rub III: "The candidates receiving the ma jority of all votes cast for the office of Mayor and Aldermen respectively at said election 'shall be declared the nominees of the Democratic Party o: the said Towni, Provided, that on og before twelve o'clock noon oi1 Fri day, the 17th day of November. 1905 each of said candidates shall have lef a written stgement with the Chair. 'manL of t'he Executive Com?mittee the~ ~he is a candidate, and. that he wil abide the result of such election. Nc vote s'hall be counted for any candi date who 'has not so pledged himself. The assessmen't for each candidat< is as follows: for Mayor Five Dollars for Aldermen Two Dollars. This as sessment must be paid by each candi. *date to the Treasu~rer of the Execu. tive iCom.mittee on or before the 17t1 day of November, 1905 By order of the Executive Commit. tee. 0. B. Mayer, I. H. Hunt, Chairman. Good Clothing The people who have seen my stock of Fall Clothing are delighted with the selections I have made and are pleased with the prices, and I believe I have reason to expect that my store will be as well known all over the county as the best place to buy Good Clothing as it has been known for the past year as the right place to buy Shoes, - Hats, Pants, Shirts, Underwear, Ho siery, Suspenders, and other new and stylish MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. In buy ing my. Fall Clothing which is all new and of the most desirable makes, I had te view all the time to get the very best valuet for the trade, and to mark them as the lowest margin of profit. The young men of N4sberry County have the reputation of dressing as well as the/ do in any county in the S ite, and I want them to keep up this reputation by wearing our Good Clothing.* I have some spe cially nice things in Prince Albert Coats and.Vests, suitable for full dress andwedding occasions. They are mad by The Steinblock Co. of Rochester, N Y., who have a na tional reputation for making the best fine clothing for men. I am also the agent at Newberry for the sale of Simpson & Harris' fine tail ored clothing, and if you want something a little better and a, little nicer than you c&n find in stock, I I will take y\ur measure and have these tailor's\ to make it 'for you. You will see that I am ent,husiastic 'ab.out., .our Clothing Department, but th.is does not mean that I am less so about our Shoes and Hats. I have certainly struck it right iu buyink my Shoes this 'fall. I bought twice as many as I would have bought ordinarily, and bought them very early, and am selling nearly every one of thenm at the same old low prices I sold them last year. If I were to buy these Shoes today I would pay at least ten tc 'fifteen per cent. more for them and would have to charge you more for them. If you want to get your Ishoes for .yourself and family at the right prices and save money come and let me sell them to you this month while I have all the sizes for you. I keep nothing but the best. The Banister line. Tbe W. L. Douglas Co. The Keith line. The Hamilton Brown Shoe Co. The Excelsior Shoe Co. The Ulz and Dun. These are known to the trade as being as gozd as can be made. -IN HATS I am receiving the newesti and best thirLgs that are maeby the John B. Stetson Co., Hawes $3.00 Hats, and you will find my Hat stock the largest and best I have ever shown. UNDER WEAR. My stock of Underwear I amr sure will please you, and you want Ito dress well and dress comfortably from head to foot, come let us fit you out. Tell your friends about my store. HA.C.Jones. -SALESMIEN: Wom. F. Ewart. Walter B. WVallace. T. Gruff Williams. CHEAP RATES CHARLESTON, Account Of CHARLESTON GALA WEEK. 'The Atlantic Coast Line takes pleasure in announcing rate of one first class fare plus twenty-five cents to Charleston, S. C., account Charles ton Gala Week: Tickets on sale November 4tih to ioth inclusive and For Trains Arriv ing in Charleston Before Noon No vetb.er iith, final return limit No vember 13th. For further information apply to nearest ticket agent, or communicate with W. J. Craig, General Passenger Agent. "An Englismman when he is going to fight throws his hat and coat in a blustering way on the ground. TAKE Read this the Rest I VISIT l And you w you are qt are remar Don't Be This is our b People and c Please bear of OUR LOW our Goods ai the market fi WE WERE * ..50C Jaci pub cost Beautli 1You Will Los You.Fail tolI - 1,00 A Cordi O.i THE FAIl WEVX Every one to know that ing new goods to our alri nery, Dry Goods and lS you may need in this lin( show you. Don't forge1 Cloaks, Jackets, etc., fc children. Also send you Patterns. Respectfully, Mrs. S. W. Prosperit TIME; Advertisement 4 :o Your Good Ju JS! ill find hundreds ite familiar with cably-low. . . . Surprised usiness; we are tl ater to those who in mind, however, PRICES, the style -e superior to anyi or your money. FORTUNATE Tj SLadies and .Miss <ets which we nc lc at less than .3 There never ha il Line on exhibition-Gut t( e Money If luy From Us. D Towels worth e, while the lot las L Invitation1 R AND SQUARE E 'ANT ve are constantly add 3ady big line of Milli lotions. So anything . we will be pleased to t to come to me for >r ladies, misses and r orders for Butterick. Calmes, y, S.C. and We Leave dgment. Of articles that -at prices that he underselling wish to ONDERBUY that regardless and quality of hing offered on. O0 SECURE es' Cloaks and )W offer to they manufacturer's. s been such a SFit nd Very Stylish. 15 cents, our ts, only 9c. to All. ~EALER.