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PURELY PERSONAL. The Movements of Many Pe-ple, Newberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. Miss Ger-1rude Carwile leaves to-day for Sumter where she will visit friends. Tle annual meeting of the Wo mnan 's Missionary Union, of the Reedy River Association, will be held in the Pirst Baptist church, Newberry, Sat urday, October 13th, from 11.30 until ~1.45. Mr. '1'. C. Pool and Mr. W. I. Carwile, as grand jurors and Messrs. S. 13. Aull, 1. H. Crompton and Jaic; M. Bowers, ats petit jurors, wilI go to Greenville to attend United States court next week. Rev. T. Tracy Walsh will bold sc vice at St, Ilkes Episcopal chureh Sunday next with celebration of the Holy Communion at 11 o'clock anlid evening prayer at 4.30. The public is cordially invited to attend this service. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Scott will give 1 german in Tlianiii hail tn Monday niht. M r. . Frank Wearn was in tihe Oitv this weck. The Wman'S ('lu)b met with Mrs. P. E. ScotI vesterdav afternooni. r. W. FE. Eberhardt who lived in Newherry for several years ali who has lots of friends here, is prescrip tion clerk at r1. 0. E. Thomas' drul store in Cohhmbia. He wir be lad to see his Newberry friends when they nre in the city. Mrs. L. 11. Aill. and little son, of Dyson. are visiting relatives in the Citv. Mr. A. 11. ohn, of Prosperity. wil in the city yesterday. Tlle citv schools will he closed to day to give the children an opport un ity to see lie circus. The C., N. & I,. is at work (iln the lioln station. Several Newherrv Kiniuhts went to Old Town vestenlv to lie barbecue given by the Old Town lodge. Dr. J. A. It. Scherer went to Orone bueyesterday,. 'I'le graded scool suspeiled exer Vises fIor today tiln ac(ouilt of the circuls comlliln'g to town. .ust as well. Col. .J1o. R. 1iel li ng--er. of, 1imherg. was in] tlie city for a few hours on Wednesday. ('itv aid t-onility taxes a i l 4111e. The circus is in town today. The small boy will be happy today and the old11 gentleman, too, for he can take the boy to tile circus. The price of cotton is nearing 11 cents. The new sidewalk ini front of the Scott building has been completed and the street cleaned out and put in shape. I?ev. Prof. A. .1. Bowers will preach at Central Methiodist church Sunday night. IRev. Z. W. Boedenbaugh, of Pros perity. was in the ety yesterday. Danger to the Pure English Breed. The Columbia State, last week, hinuted that .J. Itutledge McGhiee and Elbert H-. AulIl had been holding a caucus at Newberry. We are c'onfi (lent thait thIiis caucus meanis miischlief to thle purie Enuglish brieedl. Wh'len that v'ery youngi ii on5441 of Scotchl-I rishi blood and t.ait porly Bul3rgomnaster of Saxe -Coburg-(Got ha put t heir heads to-gethI er, there is danger brewing to some thing. And we shrewdly suspect that, Eduar DeI Camp is in the ' 'bunid' Eduar' DeCamp dlescended in a struaight line from Mar'at -in his bath tuab-bleedinig. Yes .it is a race issue thlese muischiievous Glaelic, (Gallie and Teatonic men are getting~ up. The pure English breed is to be driven out. We tremble, aind wish we were nam ed Mike McKillieudldy oir lns Butz hardt, alias Buzzard. Or it is per' haps a political move ? The papers, to be sur~e, have publhlisheCd that Eduar DeCamp and Rutledge MeChee are not shoutinug for Bryan, b)ut wvhat of that i Who knows but that in the next issue of their ''damnecd papers'' they may come out for government owner ship of railroads? And that B3urgo.. mastor of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, lie is a dep old sujet. I f that Newberry caucus means a race issue, we know of none of us who are safe except Johnnic Pat Meehan and Olaf Haa.. kon Christensen.-Edgefield Chron-. We do not exactly understand what Fa~ther Bacon means, Hie should ex p1ln. Down in the hearts of most men there .exists an ineradicable impres ~son that their popularity would ~reatly increase if people knew what 4' e1ly good fellows they are. Don't tle at themn. If, you will Bit down v~ti indthinhk Abo it, you will replhe ~ ~ ~ ou ge of ~te numbeA and, if e$~ not, so mucht th* orse for I ~ . w, t~o xiet, tt purselves, ~0, ~utf1.. *U~ Q mtera, will TAXPAYING TIME HERB. Rewbrry's Assessment !af Million Increase-Nearly $20,000 More Taxes. In accordance with the notice which ins appeared inl the Herald and News id lia eonformity to law, Treasurer 'pps will open his tax books for the !olleefl;on of taxes on next Monday. r'he total amount of taxable proper-. ,.y as shown-by the county auditor's ibstracts is $0,498,325.00, and the tax 's chargd against. County Treasuei Epps for the collection of same aggre rates $109,469.89 as' follows: ,,.te purp".........$ 32491 62 )rdiniry county purposes 22744 13 ipecial county purposes 3249 10 Iourt lHouse .. ....... .. 3249 I6 [ispensry ...... .... 3249 10 laptitationl dog tax 1609 00 Railroad .. .. .......... 7802 74 onstitutional school .. 19494 97 4pecial sclhool .. ..... .. 10018 95 IoI tax .. .. .. ..... .. 5561 00 Total ............$109469 89 ,rte taxable property shows a gain ,ver last year of $581,869.00, and in he amount of taxes to be collected, 9.536.69. In otler words the tax nvers will contribute 1'or county and Qate purposes inl this county $19, 36.69 mnore than they paidl Ia,t yea.". rhtis is iought about from two !anses, first, there is an increase of a ittle more than a half million dollars n the valuation of property in this -onity and in the second place, the evy for county purposes has be%n in reased one mill and we have a .alt nill for court house and a halif mill o pay the cost of constables in en Foring the dispensary law in this 'ouity. Arthur Dunn, the popular musical lomedy star in his newest success, 'The Litle Joker'' will be the at raction at the Opera House on Thurs Iay. October 1S, for one performance mlv. r. Dinin's new vehicle is said to )e entirely original in theme and full if bright, witty dialogue, of the ra tid fire kind, interrupted only by he many up-to-date musical number8, vhich inlude new topical songs, par adies, Characteristic numbers, ensem >lcs, and new dances and groupings, naking in all a most delightful even ang's e itt rtainment, by a company of met opolitan artists engaged es. )ecia!ly f or their adaptability to the roles whiih they enact. A fent.:re of Mr. Dunn's produe ion is ti.e beauty chorus and the retty lttle dancing girls all gowned n the most exquisite creations of the ,ostumers' art. Thr. Kind of Law We Need. The following is the Virginia state agrant law, and the following per ~ons are dleemedl vagrants: First- All persons who shall unt awfully return into any county or 'orp)orationl from whence they have een legally removed. Second-All persons who not hav' ing wherewith to maintain thtemsel res and families, live idly, and with mnt employment, and refuse to work or the usual wages p)aid in their lo Thir-Peroi.sstrolling about in dileness who are able to work and tave no property to support them. Fourt Pl I ersons leadlit's an idle mmoeral, ' - ' i.rnte l iie, and have 10 pr~oper'ty to . art them. Fifth-All ablebodiedl persons ronntd begging~ or whio quit their houis as antd leanve their wives or children tvithout the means of support. Sixth-Persons wvho follow no Ia b)or, t radle, occupatimon or profession, and have no visible means of support. Seventh-All noersonis having a fix ed abode wh'o 't,.,stealing or br tering stolen property, and have nto visible prop)erty. Eighth--All persons able, but who Lb not work, but hire out their minor children and live on their wages. Frost Yesterday. There was a good frost yesterday morning. Potato vines and .other vegetation wvere killed. It has been right chilly for several days but the bright sushine has made every one feel good and the farmers are put tinig in all the time they can. Mr. Pitts Died. Mr. WV. A. Pitts, of Helena, who met with an aceidont on his hand eat an account of which appears ,In Tuegday 's Herald and News,-died at his home in Helena on Monday even ing at 7 o'clock from the effects of the wound received in the' accident. To Our Subscribers at Mollohon and West Ba.4d Mr. J. P. Cools 3s ~uthorized to co' locc-and i'eceipt fo siubao ptions. te( The Hera)d and N ofw* tvW4t Tn4 and Molhon ap,d 16 t es' ov hi One Wanted in. Newberfraad one in T Greenwood-Quic Ork. Sheriff M. M. Bufor this week captured Joe Jackson, ceored, who was, wvnted ill Green'ojt for the a larceny of a bicycle belonging to Jim a WIright. Jackson is working on Mr. 4 A. I. Knighton's place. Sheriff Bu- a ford received the warrant for Jack- g son on Monday and delive,ed him to (reenwood nuthorittes on Wednesday 8 "a&A AA.k. Z herif Nvug a6 44s,ist-a ed in making the arrest by Mr. Wil- t liam Boozer. t W itle Lieriff Buford was in Green woodl he caught George Parks, who b was wanted in this county for viola- o tion of contract. He has just finish- m ed a service of three months on the chain gang in Greenwood Cunty and T% had settled up for two other cases t of violation of coltract. er On yesterday the sheriff took Win- Sr nic Glasgow, colored, to Columbia, to ell be put in the hospital for the insane. as in In Memorian of Miss Nancy Nichols. es By a Friend. fol "Cruel death has cone and taken r One so beautiful and fair, And tias lbiSkL.. t) Gi iircle, th Which ha3 caused a vacant chair.'' ha st< "She has gone away now from us f To that land of peaceful rest, b There she waits to greet her% love ones n'a in the home among the blest.', tn oil "it was hard to lay her, body ov In the cold and silent tomb Ti Never more to look upon her in Till the resurrection morn.' l But in that great day that's coming, th When the dead shall rise again, n She shall come forth in her beuty Evermore with Christ to reign.' sk "'Her young life was early given, Earnestly to search for truth, For her Saviour had commanded at Her to seek Him in her youth. '' "She obeyed the heavenly message, te Sought the Lord with all her heart, And obtained the sweet assurance C That it never would depart.'' C1 ",And when death was seen approach- Di ing, She was calm and undismayedi, S For she knew whom she believed - On this rock lier feet were stayed." . L. "Just before she made her exit From this world of evil and strife, She exhorted all to meet her, And enjoy eternal life." She believed that she was taken P That they all might seek God's favor And His pardoning mercy kfow." ''That they might believe in mercy lie had taken her away To prepiare them for tihe judgemenit sa Of the great and final Day.'' "'Shc would have her father, mother, Anid her brothers, sisters dear- ed All to meet her up in heaven, a Each a crown of life 1o wear." Pe dai "Now LLear .L'iind, now - * your col weeping, be L4ook beyond this world of care, Live for God-and life eternal, p And you'll mcet (lear Nancy there." mi to "Let each day that comes remindyo (1da Of your precious daughter there fe And be sure to strive to win it ini For a erowni like hers to wear."' tu "Soon our time -to seek His favor K Will have ended here below,. D And into the Judge's presence, G Prepared or not we all must go." Cl eq "Then the time of separation p Will take place before *J', throne, a: Crowning those who have been faith- sh ful, t Rejecting those he had not known;" thi "May you, with those who God bath og given, --L Ready be ,when He shall come, t And hear Him' say, coine near ye es blessed, hi Enter my eternal honme.d D). P. B'oyd, Fountain Inn, Oct. 4, 1906.e At St. Philips. ' u There will be coIfimunion at St. .0 Philips on the 2nd Sunday, 14th, iied ' with preparatory servIce on saturday'' previous at 8. o 'CiQek,. - C lia s Hal to be F real4, opene Monday Eoning- rnaa Given by Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Scott. The new popstoffice building, knowl the Scott bi-ck, is about complete d we now have, ofte of the bes uipped and arranged post offices it town of this size that is'Withont vornment building in the state. Th ree additional store rooms have al been rented and two of them ar ready u%-.!piPd, th-e one next tt e post office by Hill 'and Sligh, aln e next one by The Globe Racket i%derwon -l4iuthrs, the other wil occupied. by Mr. Carlison as a tail shop and Mr. John Scott with hi surance agencies. The second floor is also *eupied vo of the rooms on the corner b: D dental offices of D-. J. K. Gild , Jr., and one by Dr. J. K. Gilder Cole L. Blease, Esq., has also so red a suite of ronis on the fron d will move his law offices thort a few days. The dress makinj tablishment of Miss Dossie Shackle ed and Mrs. Golden occupies thret 0,ms in the rear. Mr. Scott is also arranging one ol - prettiest and best ventilated dane( Ils in the state over two of thi >res. The ceiting is metal and th ior is a double floor, the top on ing of polished maple. lie ha med this hall (lie Thalian Hall th me Thalian being from Thalia e of the nine Graces who preside< er all the festivities of the Greeks tis hall will be opened Monday even , by a German given by Mr. ani rs. Scott. The music will be fur ;hed by the Columbia orchestra, an occasion is looked forward to wit1 teli pleasure by the young people. This hall will also be -nsed for i ting rink. "I Advertised Letters. Letters remaining in- the Post offic Newberry for the week endin; t. 7. B. Rubbenl Bennes, Henretta Bris ', T. M. Bishop, Lular Brown. C. L. J. Cannon, John Caldwell Ira Collins., Ema Conleyes, Tor inilgham. D. Alma Draft, John Davis, Loui rl. E. Wi. B. Emis, Minnie Elmo, 0 Enlow. G. Lot Glenn, John Gilber. H. Annie Harris, Mary Hendersor P. Habgood. J. Robert Johnikin, Orah Jonea ry Jones. L. J. M. Latham. M. Ellen Maze. P. Susie Payne, Mae Penn, Minni oples. M.ry L. Rawles. S. W. Rice Slight, Willie Stucky. V. J. W. Vincenl. W. J. H. West, Paule Dise, R. W illiams. Persons calling for these will pleas y that they were advertised. C. J. Purcell, P. M. Arthur Dunn, the clever little corn inn wvho was last seen in ''The Run -ys'' with great success will ap ar' at the Opera House on Trhur, y, October 18, in his new musics medy, " The Little Joker'' by Het rt Hall Winslow. The comedy is said to be far su rior to "The Runaways" and th isie which is entirely now and ui -date, bright and catchy, while nel necs, new lighting and scenie of ets and costumes from special orig al designs, make gorgeous stage pic res. The east includes Marie Glaziei itty Nelson, Jean Salebury, An te, Bessie Franklin, Harry Leone s Thomas, Oliver Holden, Loul irist.ic and other clever people o ual note and a large chorus of th 'ttiest singing and dancing girla ud a dozen of the most (bandsom ow girls Mr. Dunn has ever ha e pleasure of engaging. New songs abound and several c em are sure to become popular a tee, "If I Were only Taller," "Th ttle Joker," "May. I," "Teras ." "The .Widoy," and "The Flii t Flower in Dijie" are some of thi ggest hits. A woman .furnishes the followin say oni husbands: "There are three'kinil of husbend -the youpg husbands whe make ii ulappy beoause' we are sqQeo them,. the middle-aged husbAnd ho break our heaita 'bocMtse thes .. aUhr arie mo' oy Mr pie if than devotMay attentin to" d t)ie old huelban4a whb 's8h~ u t~i theii"eslli.V objad 1 . gOOVe oB*1 Metun Prosperity, 9. C, Oct. ,1L-Jael i Frost. arrived in' Piosperity -lam t night , and owing to the unexpecte varrival at this. early d t n thefowe I were not prepaired forlijs' oring anw are conseqtently. lookitig 'droopy.P - Miss Estelle. Stewart his returne a from a visit to her brother at Blaks burg. l Mrs. Drv-. Nance of Lake City, Fla, is visitinu, ner sister Mrs. J. A. Domin ick at Kinards this week. . - Mrs. 1. LS.- Caldwell has ruturne 4 from her visit to Virginia. Mrs. G. H. Taylor, of Greenwood i visiting relhtiyes and the' old. home. Mrs. Jno. A. Fellers of Gary's .I - visiting her sister in Saluda who ha , been quite sick. Mr. W. 0. Mitchell has gone t t Saluda County on a business trip. Miss Mary Kinard is expected horn, from Atlanta Friday. Forest Boozer, living on Mr. God frey Harmon's river place lost hi house and all his household goods. Mr. R. L. Gaston hae returned t his first ive. He is now located a Blackville and has charge of th i transfer and freight departmon't. Mi Gaston as agent of the Southern her a gave universal satisfaction. He wa a genial gentleman and we are sorr; to lose him. I Miss Marie Reagin spent a coupt of days in Columbia the past weel with relatives returned home Monday i Miss Marie Whittaker of Epwortl - and Messrs. Marvin and Walke I Whittaker came up to atend the fun i eral of Mr. R. L. Schumpert. Miss Estelle Coleman, 'of Aikei t county is visiting Miss Erin Kol this week. Misses Coleman and Kol taught in the graded school of Hic'k ory, N. C., last year. 3 Miss Lois Goggans, of Newberr has been visiting Mrs. C. M. Harmor Mrs. Alneige and daughter Sena, o Chaarleston, are visiting Mr., H. E Livingston whom we are glad to leari is improvmig. Capt. R. H. Russell, formerly o Hamlet, N. C., now. of Savainah, Ga 5 spent a couple days with the childrei this week on his way down. He i superintending the laying of th heavy rail on the Seaboard froT Savannah to Jacksonville. Mrs. M. C. Morris is visiting. ie parents at Lykesland Richlands cou , ty. Mrs. J. H. Werts has so far r< covered that she is now able to visi her parents. A three year old child of J. I Davis, colored, who lives near Leve Chapel was burned to death yesterda afternoon. The parents were in th field picking cotton and left th .younger children in the charge their oldest girl. She had gone out c 3 the house when the little one caugh fire. She lived about 3 hours in feat ful agony whe,n death came to he relief. - The town of Little Mountain wa: - shocked on Sunday afternoon whie - the news came to town that Mr. ( - M. Monts, had died suddenly at hi Ison-in-law Dr. J. M. Sease. Mr. ani -Mrs. Monts had attended church an had stopped with their daughted Mr: -J. M. Sease for dinner. In tli'e afte1 noon Mrs. Monts and Mrs. Sease ha gone to a Missionary meeting at tI church leaving Dr. and Mr. Monts a -home, Mr. Monts' mule had gotte -lose, he walked out into the lot t hitch him, he caught the innle an reached up to hitch him when lie fe backwards. Dr. Sease, hurried to hii 'but all effort failed to revive him an 'in less than five minutes he had pasi "edc into the great beyond. Mr. Moni was a cpnfederate veteran. He wn taken. prisoner and spent nearly tiw 8 years in Fort Delaware. One of lh Smessmates told me he never sawv l.0 angry nor ever heard him use ba Slanguage.. What a testimony. He wi held in, the highest esteem by i neighbors. He was maied in 18( to Miss Catherine Feagle whomn togetl e er with three children and many r "latives and hosts of friends mourn h loss. Mr. Monts was 72 years e moUth and 5 days old We extend ot sympathy to the abereaved fatally. Death-of Mrs. Sarah Toilers. Mre,Bara Feldredied tt e oeo e o,W ,L. Fellers SN9. I'To*nship at n'on on Tueag S see yetwo years, 1d at C ais a augnter ofAbl G he leaves foatt 1~~t~ ou ~fbia and tw h4'Jeiy t 4rwid ere{~ tS Srict Mjd4tI';,.4 I ddtidd& Fd 4i Good Midfin 1 I STATR- O" SOUT, OCA4O AN4P a COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. COURT OF COMMON TLEAS. LeGaffiey, Plaintiff,' Howaid".Qiffney, Jaaes Ruthe'ford Arthur Tucker Pick ,0adiAney 0. G. Gregoiy, Rus Maybin,01eiii - Maybin, Ed Oglesby, Ia Trustees" Trinity Church, Dofendanti. :1 By virtue of an order of the Court horein, I will sell to the highest bidder a before the Court Ho'use door at Now, berry, S. C., on saleftay in November, 1906, within the legal hours of 'ale, all that lot of land lying and being situate in Newberry-County, State of South Carolina, containing one aore, more or less, and bounded by lands of a Lee Gaffney, by lands of Sallie Gaff ney, and by road leading from Lyles' - Ford road to mouth of Tyger River. s Terms of sale. Cash. Should the purchaser fail to comply on the day a of sale, the premises to be resold at p purchaser's risk. Purchaser to pay B for deed. H. H. Rikard, e October 8, 1906. Master., STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. K George Johnstone and James F. J. Caldwell, Plaintiffs, vs r Andrew Kinard, George Cook, John Cook, Catherine Livingston, other wise called Kate Livingston,Martha A. Kibler, John A Kinard, Wilbur a W. Kinard, A. Bond Piester an 1 Elizabeth Hutchinson, otherwise - called Bettie Hutchinson, Defend ants. Y By virtue of an order of the court herein I will sell to the highest bidder f before the court house door at New berry, South Carolina, on salesday in ' November 1906, within the legal hours of sale all that tract of land f lying and being situate in Newberry Comity, State of South Carolina, con taining' sixty-two and 35-100 acres, more or less, lying on watirs of e Eleazer Creek and Cannons Creek and bounded by lands of or, forinerly of the estate of G. G. DeWalt, Samuel J. ' Kinard, Mrs. Elizabeth J. DeWalt, Mrs. Carrie Hunter and others. This being the land of which George A. Kinard died seized 'and known as the t Kinard Place. Terms of sale. One half of tho purchase money to be paid, in cash r and the balance in one year from day y of sale sthe credit portion to be so e cured by bond of purchaser and the e mortgage of the premises sold with f interest from date of sale with leave f to anticipate payment, the purchaser t to pay for papers and recording of. -same. H. H. Rikard, Master. SPECIAL NOTICES. .s nFOR SALF-Young horse four years I. old. Apply at this office. s --- .1 SEED OATS-Red Rust proof. See a me at Newberry, s. Walter S. Spearman. d SPEOIAL, SALE OF CHI1 " at e Mayes' Book Store. Prices 10 ze'oi tDon 't fail to see it my assortment. FOR KENT-A good two horse farm, good dwelling house, two tenant J S houses, good out-door building and S good pasture within twvo niiles of Prosperity. qood smooth land. J. M. Werts, Prosperity, S. C. ""JUST-AS GOOD" is "NOT TX[f .B T"-buy only the genuine, Shaw's Malt. Fo'r salp at the Dis s pensary. FOR SALE-3 very desirable build S ing lots, 74 feet front ),y 150 feet deep in the -heart. of -the progres sive town -of Whitmuire, S. C. For ' further information~ apply to D. U. Jones, * ~ Raeford, N. C. TB~B SBE.T servi1c for the least mon~ ey.our laundry. ill certainly be Maesattsfactory if you brl it S to 'he g(erald: and NqeQ14 Baskottsent Thursdar ~ndtEOd