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PURELY PERSONAL. The Movements of Many Pecpli Newberrians and Those W)-o Visit Newberrv. A t a t in i. of1 ltl e lcunly vont lissIoti es 4t1 Saturday . \ AI . '. I' 1 Eplps, thn vilivlee n til a,nofn ailj keeper of ih emuNlty hiin, WAS il aninously reelected for another yell miss IC ,thel Payne, whlo has 'bev, With 1Iair i& Havird in the milinei department dur111in' (te past seasoi left for her home in Maryland on Sil day. 'I'lTe commissioners of, state all reder-al elvetion, Mevssrs. I'. 11. I)ol iik and 1. 11,vaitzsvy, have-( recevii ved lthe money to jimy Ilhe man11114ers o: elee0ion 1111 Ntvi ill gilad to have thw entitled to pa1y to 1all n e it. Thel( Yomng Lad1ies Bllevolent S( eiety of' Avelei.-H Presbyterian ehmre will have a loll widow for Ciristima at tlie Alower Company store. bvgil ning. D ih ilm er lin'lt h . A heratifl (oll is to I iven to the person es:.ll Ulie. W. K. sligh will preach 1 plevenl W1clik Sm1.4y1. Imlorning a Mlayor N11-llm ri'll chu11tch. Rliss -rin Kiih1 , of Pri speri , - 1,111i sgicvi 11llg *ihll' ItA'%lt pIen Thansgvn with relatives i He cvity. U r . n, irs... i'. i l, o (i' Aunist aire visitinur inl (he city. Ali :s Lan1tra liltrkcsdtale. of Lmu-em Spent i few days with Mrs. A. 1 Pirer hast wveeli. M isse-st llllizalhvl 'Ib (hT 1mp kins, w%-ho hav bvee l visiling Mfts John N1. Kimla-d. left ()n Frrida. Nliss li ciuter h4t for' h1ler hoam A 1i l Fn - 'rid v.1 ' Xl N4i-%-Neill. P411w ls-ri h-rSavot, 11111 ( 11 1niy 01 -n. 4 he w 'ill visi ratI i1t i vtvs. INli :s Nloriai (bu-ry. If I' lllrid.a silli t a . w ht I*v r. s w11 i t r m ini h--lillil l ti vily t 11n'or way h, Killonil . 0.h- Sh14 will vititl i 'e i. li ,sI.urline 1 l spent T n at homis. Alr. Hiohert llohnivs hals retulrned I< the southl Carolina C'ollege. I'he varilival Iand the mIe diinle iti11 have fodied their lents, al( left ts. 1r. J. C. lialfavre as juist, bvee appoiite(d sUt examinr f'or thll British and American Mortgage Com panly 1Limited. Th'lis is onle of fi1l largi-st companies of' its kind in thii country and lunds every year in ti South onl Imo I rtga"I or real vsttI abont lio million dollars. Alr. .1. 1. Aull, of i )yson, spv it Smn day nigt in the city. The other 4. hlat' of te, brid.ge ove, the railroad in Boulft,dry strev i.ed! attention. A Card. Tl [he- \'oters of Ward T o n1 Mid every o e I have nOhi Mhnk thse Bhit'elenion n The .hal t er fn.mend asnirn ~vr dayport.3oclc Wi e aeftenoon. sml umjity eqrestedran, evr smi htan ate tihizeeng asko thwi eow matesf meael proudo thee ratetwe m abe n nn yorvte bas Thaoe ho, are ino haeer e amrabe to acomoaten join. GOODWIN GIVES BOND. H'sa Bond Is Signed and Acceptei and He is Released from Custody. -The Bondsmen. mIr. It. Wv. G\vin wo I! N\I!l 1, has beenl ill Jail inethet killilr,-': atiirda1y seeured his hlnd and wa released froii eustody. It will he I m membered also that soonl after th Y killii- lie appeared before Assoeia Ja ;eav at .I\-vil t his attorney, Cole L. 111ease, and1u1 mad application for hail. 11.ail Was grantie4 in tlle sum1 h l,500 . *"l EI . ,:n Inay Mr. (u lwi :!s beenl unab1hi to Iui'ishi the boliid. h'lie vase wa.s not tried at tle las Iterm1 f courd ollnaevonnit of, thle Ime tha 11 Mr. (;oolwinl was just recover igll." f'romll a ease of, t y phwid I*ever. Tilt h case will a..gail line alled at the Feb rIlary term of the colirt. Thle rollowil.r persols si ted ilt bonid for $5000.00 on Satiiriav 1m (le appearanee of' Mr. Goodwinl al 1he inext term 4t cour1t ma11l lie wa released : I). A. A. M:nblen. of,(olia:i M A. Carlisle. idf NewbeIrv: ID)r. A. li l'ike, of' Spmi tanibur,; and Mrs. Mar A. Fike, also. of' Spartanhug. Two Good Church People Happy. la-et'ield's qua1int11 aid ancient lit le Ic'piseopal heliurch-Tri nit y-vi v inl a few months he materially mlod eriized. Tliis crlilebl III has never had 1 - recessed ehialneel, an(] for years pasi it has beeli almost impossible to pe; f'orI tie riiual 4df 4 4 Im (11 111mreb inl il witi dil.ilnliv. .\ i ecvssi.ed l hani el will he alt']1 4 i smin. b111 efor . I li e (i it 1 her yt. Year I hll la,li(y I 4 t ild i,I)e to imprin)ve tii oitiuml and ir. erhain o lauil I !,fI New Ymrk, hembfivl by\ At.joini, U.i It..\ ne, a l 11Mv Sent 11nr.. Kato. \\i.! 1'a1l1('hellih:ll $ 100.0010 o he-: in, IW'OVement11s. Mirs. Chlea m,11 fianl.1 ter ()I dhe Uvev. .\rI-n1r1 T. W i-_A'all, ;ind( lng 1111 1141o41able l'pisolpal t(e scit. is iillatigale in his wmrk abIly secondie<l by h ler Zealous brothem.. ('ol. James T. Ilaeon. Iver silnev he early girlhood, withI a splenid mes zo-so-pralo voice, sleI has ta"ught an] led the choir, while Col. Iacon lar played the organl. It will be a blessedl and a graeful thing ini Edgefield tu see (he improvement and rehabilita. tiom of this aIncient elrcl.-Edge fiehl eorrespondence of' News ami Coin'ier. ''The !:1 ': 'vnbrokers'' a new comedy((I * y , v .11-kio writer is tIe '111it-'liy aMl lIrphly offeriing. for tlis seasoln. I 1 i- elaime l it that n fmm11i1lier story, v I i, (Iomplienitionls Ias ever iin 'Iitt-d I- ile 1*11i1 j4,6j1-_ saidto .weparts 0'hat 11flilt bmet 1!it I:: anilt hiii h1vY have v erI. (otn" Tlhe~ suiorun-i iIe :'mmuyii has been i erlil It:6 , i e I l nl le'iinbrace Advertised Letters. hj,'t ((rs r'eimaininig ini te Postoff'ie ati~' NehryfrIewekednzI) A\. at eirie .\dhnns, 1I. ('. Amuake.r. II. 14 iay Hi'kl1ey, Mrli. Barbot. ('alw ell, ( 'roshani (lI 'k1ey, Qu0 iney hiook. Anniuie (Call, J. R.iu Cul-y lD 4. lu l Daviss ayLls II. J. J. Ii14eer.,IaveINea 1R. William Raeker', Janell Ruff. S. lihubin Spearmani, S. A. Sloan. * W. William Walker,. Mrs. Mattle ' Wren'iden. ' Perisonis ('alling for thlese' will 1plea se say t ha I they wuer'e adve'(rt ise. FOR RENT-One large upl-sinisa room)li. A pply to ...J. W. White. The Bee Hive. Thfle Bee Hive is offering special Sbargains beginning next Tuesday, sn as to sell goods rather thtan move them. After the fir'st of January thieir store wvill be0 moved to the buildingi nlow occupied by Mr. 'W. T. Tarrant, and this great reduction sale is put I on in order to sell the goods rather - than have tihe trouble and expense of t moving them to their new quarter8. -- Some rare bargains are 'being offered I by this catablishment, and it will pay , the prospective purchaser to look over , the list of articles and then' v'isit this store, Get the Haibit. SECOND PRIMARY. 0. E. Sunuer Nominated for - Com inss'oner and Ed. Rodlesperger Alderman Ward 5. 1, th i iIr;rY 4I'el ionl held o. Fibay to) nloninate' *. camllidalte. 44r mmssonr fpubhlie workls to Site vete( I Mr. C . E_: S11111111(. wviose' t1illi expireo'. thlere wer*e two canididate:, N r. C. I-. Summier and Mr. F. J. lius sell. \ery little interest was taken in the S:, ' : ; restilt, a light, vote was polled. MrFI. Summer received 174 v-otes and Mr. Rlussell 85. Mr. -'i ir i-. lcthofr nvolminllated ats a1 V'!mill idIl e to snfeee Id Iimself as a Imemtr1. of, Ite1- hoand or colmlmnissioners of, publie work s andt( will be elected. Inl WNir 5 tliee w a secondi pri imary betweei 1'. 1. Rodlesperger ald C. Iz. Wesson. The vote Stood We son 7: R?odlesperger 83. Mr. Rodles perg Ie was lierefore nominated. The executive Committee met oil Saturday and delared the result. Mimnaugh. Vill be-in a big shoe and clothing sale tomlorrow, which will last unfit 12 o'clock Satudav nihlit. T'e publie is faimiliar wi tl ihe lar_e and(] varied stock which Mim .augh carries., and is also familiar with the meanling". of a slaughter sale when advertised by him. Enuf sed. The Gaobe Racket. Th'le(! big cost and eut price sale, which began at the Globe Racket on satiul-dy. was very gratifying to the propriltl. Theilr t. r hsio! Ias been (1r41wded and Imiany persons1- had 14o be i -ned nwa,hav. ne they couild mit hv waited on. Thsole will be ("n imited, h1owe.ver. until .ho111.nr Is(, am4 thoIse w0ho have 1141t been ai-l lmidated enn t11ke advantiage of' lit' .enof n'tdielion sale. whieh is still onl. A Card. I the Voers (f Ward 1: F desir, to exresslY appr-ecin(imn of the k1ind)( slipport wIhich was givenl 114' by ftose whom voted for, me for r0elelion as aildelrmIaIn from Warld 1 in the re ceni primary.' T appreciate their sup por.t. During my term of office I constant ly had in mind the best service that T could give to the eitizems of the ward, and gave much of my time in looking after the streets and the im provements that were necessary. 1 shall (ontiuie to gtive ily infilence and suipport to whlatever will promote tile best interest of tle citizens of my wari and tile entir.e city. liespect fully. Joseph H. Hair. Get the Habit. SALE PERSONAL PROPERTY. 4 wlO ill sell t(Illeh-nai. I . li .. at 1i)l l: liersonal )rope)rty, of1 whiich hleury I )iavis diiedl seze and' p11oi~isse'ssed: One hose, imutle, (tion planterQ, Ihoe~s, Iharniless, buggand cow.i '41 Trms1, cash. Williami l)avis. NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT Not ice is herebyI) giveni tha Ii21the un diersigned'4, as admi nist rat or, with tile wI'ill anneitxed, oif Alithn G1)1''ri ffin, de terased1, will unake a finial settlement011 of t' est ate of' 1 aidl dlCeensed in the probhae Ic ourt inl Newheirry counlty on the 2nd( day1 ofl Januiary, 19007, at 10 'cockOi ~in tihe forenoon, and1( will iimmediately t herea fter apply' for fin ali discharge. All personis holdinig dlemanids aga.~insit the said1 estate wvill present t hemt duly attested on or before that Robert Griffin, Get the Habit. NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING or COUNTY BOARD COMMIS SIONERS. Not ice is hier'eby giveni that the an 1nua1 lwetinig of the Count.y Board of Commissioners will be0 held( oin the first Thursday after the fir'st Moiiday in January, 1907, All .persons holding (deman ids against the County of alny kind, not pre'viously p)resenlted to the Board, are required to file the same with the Clerk on or before the first (lay of January, 1907, so that they may be examined anld ordered to b)e paid at tihe annual meeting. Fred.. H. Dominiek, Clerk and Attorney. FRESH MACKEREL EVERY DAY no0w. Sunhdaly and Monday excelted. - Jas. F. Todd. Get the Habit. IMPORTANT TO THE FARMER. Meeting of Ootton Association Callei for Saturday. There Should be Full Attendance. Theercclmpany.ing" nictive I'roll it' ie hfrom Pr1-esidenl t ih m11t 1er, ofr tII 'onniy Asso.iation, shild have thil attention of every farmer in New herry Countv whetjier he belongs t the Soutiern Cotton Association o not. rhe assoeiation has done much to wards lelpiner tie farmers of th south during the past two years a poinlted out by President Jordan, an this in itsel should be a slimulus 0 themli to keep up1) the organlization. Tile fIariers (if thle souti, wio livi at mnooly of the cottoll grown i tle world. slould olntrol tle price I the extqint at least of getting a pr-ofi out of it above the cost of productiot P1resideit 1-uter urgently request tit there he a fulu attendance at th meeting wihici is called for Saturda; of this week. Tivhe regunlar annual reorganizatio of thle Smiuthern1 Cot(oni Associatiol and election of oficetrs for the yea 1907 will take place in tie near fit ture. Meetings will be called in al the Civil Sub-Divisions, Counties o I'arisltes and States of the cotton belt The Coutty meetings are hereby call ed for tile second Saturday in) De ceiber inl all tle Cottot gr-owinl. coluiities at their respective Countt; seats for the urtpose of electing of fieers for tle ensuing year and to se 't frmll one th tiree reprsenta lives to attenld the Statte divisiol mneeliln-s to be( heb.14 at all theltat 'apit'ls (ti t lie 1ir'st Wednesdav si Jaimarv. 19i7. A lth' S itate )ivi ..sin mveetin.--s tIe Stae Oflirs muts he electe4 and also the m1,Ilembers 0 liv iw National Exvevliv,, 'o it 1t114. Ihile lte in,-, oft lite Natinal Ex vvnliv 'e '1mitti tev will he hl l d(l a 1',ir itn liun. hi.. January 15-10, Ilsi. al wichil t imei thle offic'ers oi the Naioital Associat%io will he elect ed aund the polietes of the Association tIlin'ed for' tle year 1907. Tie Ant linal Conveitioll of the Soutihern Cot tont Association Will be held at Bir mingham, Ala., on January, 17-19, 1907, which will be attended by dele vates from.all ovet' the South, said de legates to be eltosen by the variou counties without restriction to num eu's. These dates condenlsed are a. I'o4lows: ' " mtuI illeetil'.s., S tityday, )eeem her S. 1906. Statte ei \NVvdnevsday, Janm ary 2. 1907. EXeelltive Iommittee, Tuesday and W V dnsday. .Jauillary 15-16, 1907. Prompt Attention Desired. Tim mint ain thel power andt( efn. 2 ny" teSouIthr Coitton Asso.' 0i, hilly aittn 'I'dedt by l th e peop1c ani d thei be'st mn thaiit can itbe securied let'ed as 1iee4rs .1t t1he vrious o11s 9"s to be 'illed. Indifference or in, ar ion'i willI seriouslyv eripple the eft. socitio isin eed of funds t r eirly carr'Iy lit it s wor'k and( it is earni 4'stly' hoped flhat at all the Cout Meetinogs the aunual dues will ,b l)1'4mptlhy paid iup. The Southern Cot tn Assoc'iatiiont has saved0( millions o do1llars~ to4 the South in the past twi year's oft its existetnce and it shioul ri''Cve' thle loyal and( patr'ioitic sup pot't oif all thle people of the Soutli Tn thle mleanitime stand p)at for highe prtices and1( sell thte balance ofC the er'o) as slowly as5 poussible. Continuou stotrms, ftosts andtu fr'eez,es has cut t ('rotp dowiun to a sutpply inadequate ti ttteet thle dlomnd s oif thle cottonl ttral fotr 1907 antd prIesent priices at'e toa ll'. Le't us hav'e a great rally of tIn lie blessinigs whltichi the Sonufth hans en joyed fotr thle ptast t wo yearls, c'omen (oiur htearts and fthoughts int a closea b)ondlage of unity for thte material an( mioral upl building (if our dearly be loved coutrty. All (lily andl wueekly paper's earnestly reQquested to pub lishi.. Yoiurs truily, Hlarvie Jordan, Pr'es. SouthIern Cotton Association1. Notice. PTer'e will be0 a meeting of the cot. ton gr'ower's and1( bus5iness men of New. bertry county On Saturday the 8th o1 Dcember, at 10 o'clock a. mn., foi the purpose of electing offleers and any other ltbsiness that may be brought before t he meeting. RI. TP. C. Hunter, President. Get the Habit. DECEMBER SALEDAY. I Not Much Property Offered-Land Br'ngs Good Prices-Large Crowd Crowd in the City. , )eh-comber salIesdty always brin I to the city a lar-e numher oI eo1Pe. 1 m1l yesterday being an ideal I'all dav e th were a great muanV here. -The master had OIly two sales a , follows: In the case of Purcell vs. Dominick and others, 339 acres to C. J. Purcell . for $4550.00. In the case of Glymph vs. Glymph. Tle lionic place, containing 145 acre, to Mrs. Mattie Ilymph for $1450.00 Tlhe river place. containing 225 aci'e4, Io John 1'. Ragsdale for $1350.00. Tle Sallie1 Blackwell place'. eontaining 42 acres, to 4. L. G;lymph, for $330. Another tract of 46 acres, to lR. W. ilympli for $250.00. Other Sales. The heirs of the late 13. L. Dominl ick sold 173 acires two ijiles from town to J. A. Dominick for $9800.00. Mr. Dominiek resold this property yesterlay afternoon for $10,380.00, $60.00 pei' acre. Store roomli ill Prosperity belong ing to this estate now oclpied by The S. S. firge Company, was bought by Bowers and Domiuick for $3200.00. House and lot in Prosperity was bought by Dr. E. N. Kibler for $1400. - Small house and lot in Prosperity - was boulgit by 0. C. Fellers for $235. A small vacant lot in Prosperity was bouglt by J. A. Dominiek for $230.00. Mr. 1. . Domliniek, who lives at - Kilnards, recentlY sold fifty acres to CIarciev Sli [or $1,000.00, and 9 1 .9., acres to It. L. Pvlker for $2559.40. This is l part of Mr. )on inlick's plIacv near. Kinlards. Daughters of Confederacy. Tvhe Iam..lers will nuivet with Mrs. W. I'. Nwart I on WVed nesday after111nroon Devenmr 12t h. at 4 o'clock instead of Ibis 'll'ternloon. Mrs. P1. l". Scott, Secretary. W. M. AUGUSTINE, BEEP MARK ET. Mest steak .. ......... 12 1-2 ets. Other cuts from 6, 8,and 10c. per lb. Pork 12 1-2 cents per lb. Steak Pork 15 cents per lb. Oysters, nest 40 cents per quart. Fish, etc. Ipear Senn's store. Still In Business. We want all of our friends and customers to know that the Laurens Steam Laundry is still represented at the Herald & News office. We have not sold out and do not intend to sell. Continue with us and we will give you good work. Misses Broaddus & RuIT, Agents. T HE BIG ~acrif ice Sale AT TH WILL CONTINUE TILL JAN. 1,'07 Everything must and will be sold, cost not considered. G o o d s must go. 'You lose if you don't take advan tage of this money-sav ingo opportunity. REMEMBER this sale is only at -IN NEW POST OFFICE BUIL.DING 2nd door to J. W. White' BigSign in Front of Door. Get the Habit. Cotton Market. Corrected By Nat Gist. Jiddligl.........-.--....105 relMddling-.---........1..0 3d hmid Middhlig ..-.-.-...... ..10 7-8 The Local Market. let.... ......... ..... f) to I, 16 to 18 Ist la...... . . ...... 1 3est N. 0. Molasses ..f....(0 to Jood M. 0. Molasses .. 35 to 'o rn .... ...... .. ... real .. .. ............ NIixed (hicken Food .... LIaty......... .. ...... st Patent Flour......4. 104. 2nd Patent Flour .. .. ,. .00t04. (1ood Ordilnary Flour. 3.50 to 4.00 su.a. .... .... ..... 5 ie .. .. .....i 8 Coff1ee RNasted ...... . ol'I've. .Ieell. 10 to 20 Cotton Seed meal 1.35 E.ggs . - - - -........ -- ----35 t'oultry -.--.--..... 10c. lb. PeasI........ --- 1.15 E. H. KIBLER, Dentist. Office Formerly Occupied By Dr1 . D.JL. Boozer, Newberry, S. 0. Get the Habit. SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTED-Traveler for established house. Twelve 1)ollars weekly to start. Expenses paid. Ref'eciiies. .Addr-ess Geor-e (1. Clows. Newh)er ry, S. C. FRESH BEEF, PORK and sausage. L. M. Player aind (o., E. Y. M1forris old stana(1. BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR EGGS, frying size clickels-or .1,-ame of- any 'seription call on us at the City Cafe. We want them and will pay just a little more than others for them).i Earihardt & Wells. FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS, L. M. Player and Co., E. Y .Morris old stand. TEACHER WANTED-To teach St. John's public school. State salary expected. In answering this ad, write to IJuo. F. Chapman, P)eak, S. C. IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR Christmas goods and some new lines, we offer our entire stock of glass ware, crockery and hardware at cost and less to close out. These ;' lines mst go. See 'em. Yours, .C. 0. Barrier & Co. FOR RENT-Eight horiIse farm two miles from (own. Will rnt whole or pai. M. B. Caidwell. SHINGLES-I have plenty of shinig les. Call and( get prices. 0. WV. Leboy. JAMES K. GILDER, Dentist. Office in front room over post offce, NEWBERRY, S. 0, SEND YOUR LAUNDRY TO THE HERALD AND NEWS THURSDAY AND GET IT BACK SATURDAY LAUNDERED RIGHT. rarmers, we are paying highedt price for cotton seed. Purcell & Scott. OYSTERS ON HALF SHELL AND OYSTERS IN ANY STYLE 01 SHORT NOTICE AT JONES' RE - rAURANT. THE BEST THE MARKET Af E'ORDS IS NOT TOO GOOD FO0, k'OU. YOU FIND IT SERVED 1i l EI00D FORM AT JONES' RESTAV R~ANT. . Farmers, we are' paying highed price for cotton seed. Purcell & Scott. E 'AR SALE-Forty or forty-five welt bred Poland Clhina Pigs to sell. AP" ply to James A. Burton. All members of the Farmers' Unioa viil please let me know how many dr ound cotton seed they have for sal( nd what they will take for thiem. S. P. Crotwell. Farmers, we are paying highed rice for cotton seed. Purcell & Scott. Get tIhe H-abit.