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. H. AULL, EDITO1t. Entered at the Postoffice at New berry, S. C., as 2nd class matter. Friday, August 31, 1906. THE ELECTION. .in the Iews colullns in tlhis isse of The Herald and News are eivei the results otf TIuesday's primlry fiil state and County offives. Theire were mo1re candidate, tha. there were places to he nilled. and i was necessary tiat mi' l then should be defeated. It was for ilh( people to choose. and the hallot's ol the people decided. In Newberry county tbe campaigl was pleasant tihroughout and was eon ducted ul a high plane. and the clove tion passed off quietly. 1 )i.ng proaress t' lit capal i1n record- \ vrt attacked. lit anq1ng thev c ntili y -:m dhidltes hlere were n0 'ro na I lit.s and th .:nne v iut - hI race : go( friend6 tIles ath wt.e me w n t ), he enltered. ht is imptsli tr a man to maakt a campaini . realizi-, 1111 there is inlira ide ir. -h I w i. Every candid11alt uh,- wa;l: inl a; yrac nlodioublt hlas rI t iv\ t om . 1car-11 . Buit if we take lilt wor a, it i-. it is a part of, it. "W e _vt a Ilil with1 everV r,s1; but ain't ' Ih r N. sweet NEWS OF PROSPERITY. Reunion of Company G-The Crops and the Election-Personal and Otherwise. Prisplvrity. Aul.zuvt 30.- "Mlicrie at te( p1aIsmagle:'V of All. liehrmn culirclh hv liev. .1. 1). Shelal.v. Sahtla c.un1t1v. ()n Auw-us t 26thi. Mir. Ge.KrelIv. df N. 9 town-dihip and 4 s Lillie .4.-1lev. W I. vmr-d ran:n tuhd)Ii,-w a . bIllst wi lt t , ilhe ,1 11yi l 2t l whi. Im ejuw t i. n is 1 tl a v 1 Illh.r. TIhle. s 1 t1 11be i <h-r-le in differinc h.t Tuivday * n it part io it num11ber. tif Vvter. Thw (.11lub vhre wilthi 1vel s yIlill 111lY ptilled 207 votes. I e railt -)r- ravtie rai s hI avv beenl excessive and vottitn is n1t )ny shd ding tIle 'ruit bill ) d(i, d i ll"-. Two (blirds oil a.r1 is all1 Ihat vanl he 1:1le. I 4 t 11 l m if it s lops rain .oddblr is ruIininl. inl (the field, c r is orlltil and it is 4rt ite a iollomy ouitillok al Ilhis wiig Th'lis is lthe hast weeki ilf vm-l v Ols ing. Th'le boys will Ilot hem-r the( 1': Ililiar. ca.ll. "six 1?vk. tteglar houris will be ilhe ilrder of* the( dav af ter this. Thlere has been4 no newi co~~V4 ttn and 414 veylit tle ildi sell ine here t he j:mst to) haive some)4 by~ thle 541 th of l ietembe1ir. 1rops are S:veryil much danni5 e by i! father(. I tin in hmdni am i hit s in tiwn la it week Neatrv. stree't to MIe-- r-. lrvin i 4andi hie-s plaie. wvere very 2uood an id ii shows ht,.11 Prosplerit y ihrt 1 s litik. Mli-$es .lalnit and44 liuliIussell wil The Al isse.s llurton andl MIiss (;ra ham on tf Ne(whe(rry, hav beenP t)~lvisitIin:l Miss Isolhine Wye'he. MNiss Ainude~4 I,ivingtonl ha- return14 ed and44 will rte.su hjer -t udtie in uth1 open.4 tin Motndlay, Sep4temb4her 3. Mran M141Nrs. .J.P1.KTeln.wdy,~ tf 1)>u Wuest are I.visit inlg Mrs. K 4iened mothler. Mrs4. 1). 'F. Wit ithertcpiln. M~tiss AgnIes M~etz, of .Jackshonvillh F aII., is v~isi tinl'..! iss 1.t 11 Jlia S'ebu41 port. Mr. Charles Rebuimpert, hlavin fully r.ecovered from his at tck typhoid fever, has returned to hi stuIdies4 in the Bustness college a N Richmond, Va. Mr. and Mrs. GIreen Mitehell an, children have gone on a visit to rel Satives in Leesville. Mr. J.. D. Quat tlc4num has retu4rnet from a visit to his mother at States boro, GIa. Master Henry and litth< Miss Susie anud Mrs. Biekley camt with hiim. Mr. and Mrs. A. tw. Wise have re tur ned from Glenn Sprnlga3 mulch ben efited by their sojourm. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Morris are at, Glenn's enjoying the aelights of that famnous eswort. Mrs. Dr. IIA)ngshiore, after a short visit i the St. ILukes community is visiting Mrs. A. 11. Hawkins. MisA Belle hunier i%- visiting in the St. Lukex community thi; week. rTe Wootlien will hold their reg nlar intmhly meeting on Thursday, Septemher tith. There will it all ptroh ability he somi lo s to roll and somlle tires to make burn more bri--htly and other work to do. There is also a meet in fthe Kni.-hOts of 1'ythias on the seeind Thmsday niiht. One for 1st and one for 3rdt. Let all he on hand to keep -,n 'ith the good work. Mrs. A. 3. P. J1ulians and children. of Lake Oity. Fla.. are visiting] her sis ersMrs. 1. Stondea.er and Mrs. C. T. Wvche. The Misses Barre wvill zive a lawn part.1y 11ll!s evenilig. Tle merehants and others who have nne rt a ie 0X peeled llime t his w eek. The woosi was delichtfuly enter taind by 'Mrs. C. '. Wyche on Monl e't li ji to lset at no (distant laV an ad in The l1erald and News readini tnt'hin like tlhis: --Seah d prop vsals will be reveivet at lItis Neaitv . m ... iitil -- 1 byv thet waler w orks tioilalisill fori the intallalitI it, a system ot water veek- and citie li-1ts eillbraeill \ t ite \ Iiw hin we 1.lall have t Jtait tiI r ]ilh a n it eil t .i 1 ppeai'. MIiss Mautde t'rissott. . 't leesville. hiis ull visit itlc t'latives ill town this week. She returneil 1l1t11e Wtliestlay IivIllpalanivil by\ M rs. .11n1. S. Crnisstill who will spenid sile tilm in the ple;s ant little vity oIfl Lev-zville. 'Irs. N. 1). .1. Kreps has s.- far re 41oven.41 that sIe will start tont her li o -4tee trip to her -old1 hmlle in \,iniini. Slit will lenve for a visit to1 her panrentls inl S.11,1m. \' i. NV .4d nielay. Stembt11iilier 5th . li li Iwera Ilhn.' Nv\whvirrY Nlis .\n-ie Whit aker will leave for SthI. .\rs. .1. . sillpson :and llisz fOer trude simlpsOn IIvve beenl viiitinlz inl NewherrY this week. \Miss I,iula I isley ias tne ot a visit ti hler sister. Mrs. Ootelaind at The teeitill passed IT very qyuietly lere. YoI clojtld not tell that th(re was ilt eleet-ion tig till it wats so I 4uiet. It now looks like it will he I I0veln1r Al4sel ani iellea I L on. Well, we dnI't mIlind if it is. We will _-et '1i1,tlier sltit at the lioys in iwi weeks but there will nit hIe linar sit IIIIll ganllie to slto)t at uit Iay ie the -anme will make utp in size what it laeks iis litmbers. We hoile thIe voit teus will iio t let thItis elect ion go byl de tat! as it as necessaryw t i vo te thIn ntext tme as it was thIiis. (Come tt tlltu votte. S. ( . V. wats biehl tin Satturdaiy. Aui dIer. hiavinga. diedl thle past yerart. \Vice The iusual iriutine buisiness- was tranth at d. I'. 1 . I rve r wvas eetedl com-n dir. Secrett ary repoted.t thail two tomritades hluldiedl thte past yeair, I 'at . .1. II. I itunts, oif Irmo,. S. I'., andtt It. \I. l\ iartd. if A nderston cotunty lit tilloune's* ~trvt. at whiichi place sieiret aryv. ile miteet ing adtjourn ited to li \tt Yiuns ( urive at wvhichl pilace Ithe antillal -erniitn was ]llealelletl bi welIl alsot g.ave thle assemblledl veteranis preist. Thuiis antther reuioitn has . hie-n biebi andt fewer aret thite omradtes that aniswei rill eatll lere. They htave antt.weied the roll call til high andli lTe hii vtmi- ofi theit deadi.'' Mr. I. I. StIhiumpert htas returnied fromi Itait imorite. Thle tither l'rosper ityite s areI e'xpietedl Friday. tiv .Mr. ('abhIwell prleachIed a very Mr,. l)aivid hitibbyns, of Whitmoire, fhats beeit vi -it inmg friendos in town thle Spasit week. M.Niss' aarie Bobbi lhas returned froim a tripi to Marion, S. C., anid Wilmning tohn, N. (. A womrani is atlwatys wanrtingr a man Itot te.ll hter t hait hei lovest her arnd sheC d1oest ~1believe him if' hE does. A womura , t* an do. a t hi n. sIhe doesn 't wan1 t toi dho Without tmak in uirtn prinita ble remiuar k-, btit few mhten (can do it. Itn thle ca-e of t he piol ice mnagist rate sorne onet( has remarked that his work is a fine at INTREPID CUSHING. Warm Words of Praise From an 01 Confederate Who Wltnesmed Lieutenant Cushing's Heroic Action. Norfolk. Va., Aug. 30.-An ol Confederate Sailor wio was presen wlen tlet ram Ahemiarle was blowl up aI Plylmoutl. N. '.. stood on th string pieee of a Norfolk vharf las week. A few yards away ftle torpld boat 'ushiil was heating the placil vat ers of the harbor into a Violently twist ing frothl) as site toro swiftly ou to sea. "There.'' said the old marl ner. "got's a boat withl tle Iame o tle bravest man the Yanks ever ha< in their nvaV and oie of the braves men that ever lived. On the night 01 whihell W. B Cushing blew up th Albemarle I could plainly see his fae aid'mtiols hv the light of a honfir built oii shore. lie went about li W'ork oblivions oft' vervtliini usin; dtliheration where delibration wa ecessairv and haste where lie could. " Although a hun1dred ritles wer trained on hii and he colid see tii hi--- ritle inl the how of tle AlbemIarl trained directlY on him he neve flinched. H1ow lie eseaped aniihila tion is iii4re thaii I caii understand The 11n1 cihance in a million savet him.'' CI'u;shinim. was 41nlv twentv-one at thI1 1ime .1f this lrillianit exploit. lie wmI. 111; 'lt a 1tli ftiil lint ( 'olu1nalli(ler a n reeiveld $5.000 dolhars Is his shar( ot prize Iluolley F.'r destolryinl- tll( .\lherillarle. Tlie stoir of' tle tIe. s(tructioln ol' .\llierm11.arlt is too well. kiown to he relwa ted lit're. A fit l its destr u,ct ioll was veritied t he worl ranii -- withli i'ushitt-u's 'mite. Not onT.x was his avlie(iiemnt ITlarkable fol the spleiidd tlnaery displayed but be' cIlusV a whoe W Icfleet of, F.deral ship had inl vainl Iried t-1 ma1ke anl impreR s1i1n fil the rani's invi1un rable sides. Ilad it not leeI duslir41ved inl a short lilm. the 1hi1i14 m111l watet 41pwenlions St h e il env e'r iiitit wull have BARBECUE IN NO. 2. W. P. Harris anld Co. will furnish a first--class harbecuie inl No. 2 township im Seltember 13. A first-class ene is guaranteed. The gun clubs of the county are invited. EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS. The IeXt cunty teaclers examiila tii will Ile it Friday September 21st ill t he Lfive ot, tle coity suiperiliten dent of edtneatGi. (olored Iapplif-. tionls il the coirt house. .1. S. W'heeler. Co. Suptt Educeationl. ANNOUNCEMENTS. For the Legislature. I am a candidate for the House of Representatives subject to the ruleE of the Democratic party. Elbert H. Aull. Arthulir Ki bIer is hereby announced1 as a candidate form the legislature and pledged1 to abide the ruls5 oLf thle Decm. (Leraitie party. For Supervisor. I hereby announce myself a eandi diate fo,r Supervisor for Newberry coLiuty. Subject to the Democratic primary. J. Chesley Dominick. .J. Monroe Wicker is hereby an iiouinced as a candidlate for re-electioi for the offiee of county supervisor, an< will abide the rules of the democratii party. For Sub-Supervisor. .J. P. Cannon is hereby annoumn ced for re-election as sub-superviso and1 is pledged to abide the result o the democratic primary. W. H. Wendt is hereby announce as a candlidate for sub-supervisor an will abide the rules of the democrati party. I am a candidlate for the office c Sub-Supervisor from Newberry coml ty and will abide the result of ti: dlemocratic primary, Thos. J. Wilson. WO hereby nominate our comrad. Osborne Wells, for reelection to i office of Sub-Supervisor and pledg him to abide the result of the Demi cratic~ primary.- No better soldier e, er served in the Confederate ariy. Comrades. SCHOLARSHIP? A chance is still open to the your: men of this county. to get a Noran $eholarship .in the Universlty of Soul Carolina. An examination for thi purpose will be conduceted by the Couni Superintendent of Education, Frida; Augus 31,1906. Write atohee for appication blanks 1fENJAMIN SLOAN~ President. Colhmbia,n. C.e NOTION. Littleton College, Littleton, N. C 4 a and Louise Cottage Willoughby, Bea6b Va., will both be opened June 15 a summer hotels. The fall term of Lit tleton college will begin Sept. 19. Summer work at the College, at Lou ,I ise Cottage or at home will be offered to 20 young women who make immed 1 inte application. Address J. M. Rhodes, Littleton, N. C. t BARBEOUE. We will give a first class barbecue on Tuesday, September 4. at Andrew Cromer's, known as the John Mayes lplace. Everything will be up-to-date and everybody will have the privilege of dancing and playine ball. Mr. Levi Kilher will cook the dinner. Come one! Come all! S. A. Rikard. Andrew Cromer. I NOTICE OF SALE or POMARIA OIL MILL. Notice is hereby given that by auth britv of a resolutioi (if the stock holders, the diectors of the Pomaria Oil Mill will sell the property and fraichises. both real an(] personal,. of the Pomaria Oil Mill, a.t public out ery at Pomaria, S. C., on the 12th day ot September. 1906, at eleven o'clock C in the forenoon, on the following terms: The purchaser will be required to pay five thousand dollars cash, on tle day of sale, $500 of which must, be 'aid to the aetioner as soon . the hid is closed, or the property will in mediately be resold; the balance to be Paid within thirty days, without interest, whereupon title to the pro perty will be executed and delivered. Purchaser to pay for papers. This sale will le made to enable lhe directors to pay the debts of the corporation, and the proceeds will he applied to the claims of creditors I in tle order of their legal priority. W. W. Berley, R. 11. Hipp. J1. P. Setzler, .J. L. Graham, G. B. Aull, E E. 0. Ilent-z. D. A. Kleckley, Jno. P. Wicker, Jno. O. Koon, . H-. H. Counts, W. M. Wilson. Directors. PROFITS Given Awau! Beginning Saturday, August the 18th, and continuing until Sept. 1 st. I will sell all my Summer Clothing, Shoes, H ats and Men's Furnishing Goods at my regular low prices, and give you a discount of 25 per cent. on all purchases made for spot cash. Every article bought at these prices will' be less than it cost to manufac ture it and place it in.my store. IThis is the greatest opportu nity you will ever have to save yo.ur money for some time to come. rMcn's Suits that were $20.00 now $15.00 a Men's Suits that were $15.00 now $11.25 eMen's Suits that were $12.50 now $9.38 f Men's Suits that were- $10.00 '- now $7.50 * Men's Suits that were $7.50 now $5.63 'Men's Suits that were $5.00 o now $3.75 eMen's Suits that were $4.0 now $3.00 rBanister's Shoes that were $5.00, now $3.75 Ralston Health Shoes that were $4.00, now $3.00 and other grades at similar re 5 ductrons. Come to see us hoften, Tell your friends about y our sale. SA. C. JONES, ,Naarberry.S. C.. Aug. 15. '06 JUST AR SEPTEMBER F -OF TH Lodies' Hom Absolutely the N heLadies' HomeJon At 10 C rhe Ladies' Home Jol At 15 C( Are Features of This These Books (quarterly < of the Patterns published heap for their size and w & 6. . MI Monthly Style I Save! It's E ferely a matter of spei ,arn, keeps growing easic )rising after yoLA have pre Ieople fall into the habit houghtlessly, and imagir .ultivate thoughtfulness rou are bound to succeed We pay 4 per cent in Why not open an Acc The Exchoi Of Newber J. D DAVENPORT, Pres. IV R. C. CAR LISLE, V-Pres C J.A. BUJ Real Estate, Stoc: NEWBERRi Money Cannot Make Brains, But It is no disgrace to be poor; but not necessary. "Hovr may I avoia your money irn the right place and for you, since every day your savi you invest your money in good sto capital will grow rapidly without a minute, forces over which you ha' the value of your property. The all important thing is to put yo these benefits. It is best not to rely ei Suppose you allow me to assist you. convenient and bes,t located lots to be cently added to my list a number of b property, which are very convenient i ii have also added a two story brick sti two story frame building store. You your store and do business on Main sti street, even at a. very low rental. Th< amount to a congiderable sum. If iti suppose you try the suburbs' and wait I have also added to my list a four a rents for $i8o per year, one dwelling good.orchard and four acres of land di This would make a splendid place for as residence. I .want several tr'icts of land within from roo to 400 acres each. Don't forget that I want to buy ani and let me show you the good bargain J.A. RIVED; 'ATTERNS e Journol, ewest Styles. rulal Pattern BooK nts. irual Sili Boot )nts, Month's Edition, dition) contain most and are wonderfully orkmanship. At JWER Co. 3ook Free. Savel asy. ding less than you ,r too, becomes sur tcticed it for a while. of spending money e they cannot save. and carefulness and terest on Savings. ount Today? ige Bonk ry S. C. .L. SPEARMAN, Cashier .B. CROMER, Atty. . RTON, ks and Bonds, , s. C. Brains Can Make Money, it is inconvenient and really i this?" you ask. By putting giving it a chance to work ngs remain Idle you lose. If :ks and good real estate your ray effort on your part. Every ,e no control, are adding to urself in the right position to get itirely upon yourself to do this. I have a great many of the most found in the city. I have re sautiful lots on the Y. J. Pope o the business centre of the city. ne on upper Main street and a know it is much better to own eet than to rent one on a back difference in a year's sales will s cheap rent y-on are looking for, for the consequences. :re lot with five t wo room houses, with out houses, good garden, rectly on the'Southern Railroad, a manufacturing plant, as well three or four miles of the city, I Bell stocks. Come to see me s that I have. BURTON, en" the Buyer and elle.