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PURELY PERSONAL. The Movements of Many People Newberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. 'hi ladies aid soeietV o( the First per -osi fanc wh r le on1 OD !~eem ier G. I l ;'i w i 71 ' :1- knlovn ilter". Theil mie'\i usual gouod s1p)er d hpe for a1 good patron Some valtiaile real estate in the towi of Newberry will be sold on Friday. November 29. See adver tisemen't and for further informa tion consult. Hunter and Sligh. Olin W. Derriek, administrator, advertises some personal property for sale on December 4. at the Der riek place near Pomaria. The many friends of Mrs. I. W. Walter will regret. to learn that she is quite sick at. her home in Birming ham, Ala., and will not be able to attend the Walter-Bowman marriage. Mrs. B. Carter, of Franklin, Tenn., Mrs. E. L. Motheral, of Hanford, Cal., and Miss Kate Floyd Clarks, of Spartanburg. S. C.. will attend the Walter-Bowman marriage. There will be union service at the opera house on Thanksgiving day and the sermon will he preached by the Rev. D. C. Philips of the A. R. P. church. T['he eur of comlmon pleas will convene here next Monday with' Jud.e Ernest (ary presling. The streets during the recent rains are a strong argument in favor of some permanent street improvement. David Tobias of' the Pomaria see tion of the county was up before Magistrate Blease yesterday fo- k"1 ing a hog which had come up his premises. He pleaded guilty and was fined $1S which he paid. The new trash cans arrived yes terday and have been placed un the sidewalks. It is hop -d everybody will understand these are not oil cans but to receive trash and that they will be used for that purpose. They are very nice and it is hoped they will receive the trash that has heretofore leen scattered on the streets. House Burned. The dwvelling house in No. 6 town ship. ti-hs county, known as the Jim Davis place. belonging to Mr. I. M. Smith and occupied by a negro fami ly. was burned Monday night. The older members of the fa.niiv wvent away and left a child in the house alone, and it is supposed that the fire originated from a coal popped from the fire. The child escaped, but the negroes lost everytfhing they had in the house. Harmon vs. Cook. Oni the published roster of the su preme court, for hearing in January, appears the case of Harmon vs. Cook. It will 'be rememibered that this case arose from a dispute over a small strip of land. and Mr. W. B. Hiar mon sued Mr. Jno. L. Cook for dam azes for. trespass. The jurv award e(l Mr'. Harmen damages in the sum of $700, and from this judgmnent th,e defendant has appealed to the su premre court. The strip of land about which the dispute arose was small and of little value. Married At St. Peter's (Piney Woods) par sonage. near Lit'de Mountain, S. C.. Mr. .J. Berley Ki;hler and Miss 0. Matthews wer.e happily married, Nov. 17, by the Rev. E. J. Sox. Mr. Johnstone May Run. There seems to be a well-founded rumor that. the Hon. George .John stone. of Newherry, will enter the race for the United States senator ship to succeed Senator Latimer. Should he decide to become a can didate he will make it a live race. He is a very strong man and well known in the state and .has a strong pesn ality. Those who propose .to contest the election of Mr. Latimer. andl many have been named, will have to rub the firures off of their slates and commenee to tiure again and will have to figure very close' at thait to make thle gesult suit themx.-Ander son Intellizencer. Suber-Elmore. The fllowving inivitation has been issued: Mr. ando Mrs. Jalcoib le.o n Subcr reat he prleasre o:fyu company Luey. to Mr. William Edwin Elmore, on Wednesday evenn. December the fourth, at half after seven o'clock. at their home. Newberry, South Carolina. WILLIAM RUFF ARRESTED. Charged With the Burning of the Gin House of Mr. A. J. S. Lang ford-In Jail. It wrl! be recall('e, that ,1 the 9th ni.~,"1 w:ll!,'nl it : i1'who l~ t iis '.in! hou se mal1 :everal1 hal(e.= of (ot to,'.. all other lpn>r)t1 b what was supposed. at. the time, to he an incendiary fire. Gov. Ansel, in the 1ocal papers on Tuesday. pub lished a proclamation offering a re w;ord of ono hlundred dollars for the al)nrehensi)n anld convict ion of the guilty )arties. Bef'ore this reward came out. however. Mr. John Henry Chappell. Magist rate Blease's eon sta)le, had beenl at work on the ca e. and on Mouday evening he had Wil liam Ruff. colored. arrested charg ed with the crime. Ruff, it seems, lives in Newberry and works at the Standard Oil com pany's mill, but last year he worked with Mr. Langford. and left him ow ing sixty-five dollars. The week be fore the fire Ruff had worked with Mr. John Spearman. near Mr. Lang ford's plautation; and Constable Chappell thinks that he has a pretty strong thread of circumstantial evi dence connecting Ruff with the burn ng of Mr. Lan,rford's gin house. R uff is n11,w\ in jail and has not maoniandld' a preliminary hearing 1thonl.2"h ahe denies any knowled2e or any connectiof with the burni:ng. This is the second loss Mr. Lang ford has sustained by fire. the other occurring a'bout a year ago. and sup posed tw be the act. of an incendiary. DEATH OF MR. LOVELACE. Traveling Man Died at His Home in Greenville i E. ward H. Lovelace. a traveling salesman for the Arabol Mf(-. Co., Yw York Cotton Mill Supplies and who recently moved to this city from I tlant.. 0a.. and had his residence a 40S E. WaThingtonl street died on yeerday nmorni1tn" at ter an illness exending over two mont hs. ae 32 years. The deceased was a native of New herrv.-S5. C., and he married a daugh ter of the late A. J. Rloe, of this county. She with two small sons by a former mariage survive besides many relatives in his fome home. Mr. Lovelaee was a man of splen (id business qualities and was hili iy esteemed throughout this section. His funeral servi-ee will be held at McCarters chur~ch this afternoon at 4 o 'clock and the 0(dd Fellows will of fi.ciate.-Greenville News. Mr. Lovelace wa.a a son of the lgte B. H. Lovelace, of this'place and a brother of Mrs. J. B. Walton. His mother now lives in Newberry. He was a very pleasant, energetic young man who had many fr:iends whenev er known and his death will be mourned by a large circle of ac quaintances and relatives. Bail Granted. *Chief Justice Pope yesterday .ranted bail in the sum of .$LOOto Cleve Ellisn, charg.ed with murder in Lanrvens county. Bail was giranted on motion oft Messrs. Richey & Rich e. of the Laurens bar. Bara Class. The bara class met at Mr. and Mrs. J. H. -West 's Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. IAll b)usiness was transacted and ten refreshments wveer served.. By having this soede:l meetin't we had a Ifew voung men with us. This class hlas prospered1 since its oranizat ion. It. was organized- Aug. St h. with S memibers. We now have 25. The next business meeting will e held Tuesday. D)ecember 17. T. C. Duncan. Press Reporter. St. Luke's Church. The Rector and Vestry of St.; Luke 's Episcopal church extend a cordial invitation to you to be pres eit at the services to be held Sunday iext bef'ore Advent. Nov. the 24th. 1907. I ornina prye and sermon 11 a. Eveing prayer' anid address 4 p. Pews free. Rev. Edward Callender. Rector. Behind the Guns. -Glypioues1)oast.' sail the le be :greeted wh cees 5 that I ws onl of thle mnehin 1d the n. "H ow maart vmniles ehind ?' ' pip ed a vc in the gallery--1Ldo COMMON PLEAS COURT. Roster of Cases Arranged by New- Ph berry Bar For Tlia1 Next Week. 'a n. i ( r 1 o f tIh e N i. te rr y I r . I"[!rv. 11" ('t lullihi:. })residiIn1.:. 'Suinier v. \Vilson. -Attl 1orners: hel Seulmp111)ert & Iollow\aV. for plaintiff: db Blease & Dominiek. for defendant. an Botlkightllt v. Southern Railway "1 Co. At tornevs: Hutni. Hunt & Hun- sm ter, for plaritiff: Juiinsione & Crom- ii' er. for defendant. in1: hIunter v. Hvian. Attrners: ill: Hunt. Hunt & Hunter. for plaintiff: Jon'stone & Cromer. .for det"n)lant. ( oihv. C., N. & L. Ry. Co. At torneys: Schnipert & Holloway, for ie plaintiff; Blea=e & Dominick, for de- to fendant. lof Oxner v. Western Union. Attor- of neys: Blease & Dominick, for plain- o'( tiff: Hunt, Hunt & Hunter, for de fendant. ('o Neel v. Satterwhite. Attorneys: sec ohnstone & Cromer, for plaintiff; el Blease & Dominick. for defendant. eit Mc.Neei v. Sale et al. Attorneys: in L. W. Jones, for plaintiff; Hunt, Tn Hunt. & Hun"ter. for defendant. ea Briseoe Bros. & Co.. v. Smith Co. fe( Attorneys: Uni. Hunt & Hunter. lm for plaintiff: Blease & Dominiek. for lil"iendlant. ;h< Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co. V. !: Rpp et al. Attorneys: Hunt. Hunt & Hunter. Mitchell & Smith. Shep pards. Grier & Park. for plaintiff; Schumpert & Holloway. for defen.-T dant. J. H. Livingston v. Wedaman et al. 1 Attorneys, Blease & Dominick, 'for plaintiff; Johnstone & Cromer. for defendant. w Minnie Livingston v. Wedaman et F1 al. Attorneys: Blease & Dominick, i. for plaintiff: Johnstone & Cromer, M for defendant. Tidmar1sh v. Town of Whitmire. of At tornevs: Blease & Dominick. for at plaintiff: Schumpert & Holloway, .I Oi for defendant. oh Preliminary Contest. fu The preliminary oratorical contest ho to select a representative of the col- jSi: leg2e for the Inter-collegiate contest th which is to be held at Greenwood, ac will take place in Holland Hall aud itorium, in Newberry, on Fri day. No- ne vmnber the 29th, at 7:45 p. m. an The contestants have been work- in ingr very vigoarously and making con- in siderable p)repar'ationi for this prel:im- fr iary contest, and it promises to be fi1 very interesting. There will be no admission charged. au The program will be published in the next issue of The Herald and! News. Hi Thagsgiving Program W. F. M.' So- ee ciety. pl :Services wil.1 he held at 3 :30 p. m. st Monday. 25th November, 1907, at le; Central Methodist ehurch. th Mrs. W. H. Wallace,1 leader, assis- Jt ted by Mrs. C. H. Cannon. Mi.ss Eu- p genia Epps. Mrs. M. Wright and oth- th~ 'rs.ir Short map exercises each day Ipi by 3I;s. J. W. Humbert. Cannon, leader. assistedbyMrs. J. W. w White and Mr's. Will Hornsby, Miss ar Alice Hlornsby and others.. M W\ednesday. 27--Brazil--Mrs. P. eac C. Gai!!ard, leader, assisted by Mrs. Dr. Welch. Mrs. Gleo. Epps. Mrs. Dr. Gile:r and others. Thursday. 2S-Mexico-Mrs. Burr F. Martin. leader. assisted by Misses oj Mamie, and Lizzie Salter. Mrs. R. th C. Wil.liams and others. G Fridav, 29 - Cuba -- Mrs. Geo. s Johnstone..Mr's. Y. J1. Pope. 1] K\orea--Mr. L. C. Mayer. leader. I assited by Mrs. Huntbert, Mrs. J. s H. Wicker.a In ia Mission--Mrs. H. S. Boozer. mn leader. assisted hr Mr. .TJ. Woot- a en and others.W The memi'bers of the four missi- Im arv noeieties are re';uested to attend and take part in the exercises. hi Missed His, Train.' P D)r. Geo. B. (romer. who wa; to ii sIal: in the V. M. C. A. here last iiun v a fl rnoon, was unab,le to fill 1 hi -6ommn On accountIft of :.'et- h iV. It by the earlyv mornine- tra.in. I Qur a er r:-d was at the hail to I10 hear him rovd were disappointed that 1Y he onliid no't he pr'esenit. The man a Z-em'int wil mak Te an effort to secure ii iiS services f r ati. date and it is hop2. that they will be ,uccessful I in their undert akin2s as he is a bril- Ii At Beth Eden :1 !er. J1. D. Sheely will prcan at Be. ii den Lill eron eimlure'l on nextc THE PRIMARY TUESDAY. ,dges to be Filed Today at 12 J'clock-Everything Very Quiet Candidates Busy. h1 . ; :I'- i.n f -1 t l ' ry .ii :he' varliOl can 1i :!%. ( 1:ive (i en ':'" . I l ar n'u:L l)il, t('e:i friends witlhont an' In ':a il , '' O) : nlrse. it 1)1C ned lhat :ch lie has been exert 1 . i I:=(t i)rs tO seeure the nom li'2., dlit all f then feel assIlre( It t.i:s i, :. ele ted The 1rpse (of this mention. how 11. (".11cal atilentimn to the ful 1;11uumuler t11E 1llIUS of the Deinmoer"at. 1arty all can(didates are require( sign the pledge to abide the resuli the election before the chairmar the executive committee by 1 lock today. )r. O. B. Mayer is chairman of th( nmittee. and Mr. I. H. Hunt i: 'retarv. Thei:- offices are close to :her. and all candidates will fi:i her Dr. Mayer or Secretary Huni his ofice up to 12 o'clock today addition to sirning the pledgc ,h candidate is regnired to pay" :Ietraiy the expenses of thc nmitee. Notice (f the election ri the :1-'u:iur ;' fee ma. ald ;id News today. ARRIED AT CROSS TLL. e Nuptials of Mr. J. W. Matthews of This County, and Miss Hill, of Cross Hill. ross Hill. Nov. 21r--Our towr .s very much surprised on las id'av mornin-, to learn that on th1 ht before. Thursday. Nov. 14 .. W. Matthe-ws. of Newberri Linty. and Miss Willie May Hill Cross Hill. were quietly marrie( the home of her father.,Mr. W. C 11. in Cross Hill. Miss Hill is thl let dau=.:htcr oi Mr. W. C. lii dI is .possesec of beauty. has grace I and winning manners, and ha st of friends wherever known e has tanc~ht school for the pas ree or four years. She is also ai complished musician. Mr. Matthews is one of our promi nt planters and a s'aw mill man a has been very successful in bus ess, is bigz-hearted. thinking noth too good for his friends, and ha ends everywhere. He is a man o e haibits and fu'll of business. So here is good luck, Jack, to yol your charming bride. P. A Newberry Girl. It is alvays a pleasure to Tb rald and News to mention the sue ss which centres in one of our peo e. wh'o is away from home. Thi dents' concert at Limestone col re. last week, was quite an event il at institution.' ANew.berrygirl.Mis dia ibler. had a very prominen sition on the program. She playe e first piano. and 'Mr. Loring, th Lsical director, played the seconi ano in the famous D-Mino mneerto, by Mozart. We are delight to notice the favorable c:riticist lich was passed upon this conceri d es.pecially the part taken b; iss K{ibler. who has decided musi 1 talent. Mr. J. P. Coleman Drops Dead. Mrs. H. A. C. Robinson and Mr: A. Schumpert received a telegrat Tuesday announcing the death.a eir .brotner, Mr. J. P. Coleman. reenwood. Mr. Coleman leave veral children to mourn his dead a wife. who was Miss Lucy Gilde> ving pr'eceded him~ to the gra\ veral years agro. Mr. Coleman wa son of the late Capt. Andrew Col an. who was a meniber of the cl id1 promiOnent family of, Coleman: ho have iived in Saluda county fa any ear's. a State: G reenwoo'd. Nov. 19.-Mr. Jam: (olemnan a; this city drop ped dem s morini! at is home on sont a in 51 reei. Mr. Colemn was c - dropp1 an:Jd ditd almst i,nst a.m . He hadl heart trouble for son me. IIe is survivedl by. the follon -children: .\. A. Coleman. p-' it'.. of Greenwood Drug con: v- and' Mliszes lL ie, \i a' an \n u t. H. \ . . Ro i. ni . .:i1l t'ake place in th v('nl(1 her Wed1nesda mon THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY. Corner Stone of New Lutheran Church Laid-Address by Dr. Scherer. n 21.-- 'alled i. V. Vert. A full at ' in l 1- irejuest l.i as b,ui,1ness of nIm111)r1a111e will he transaeted. 1ir-. E. A. Boinest. of Pomaria, is ing"' iher (au."'hiier. Mrs. E.. 0. -Counts. 1r. 'V. Wi erts will )ednll work 11 his IIe'\ h fle o'i Elm :-ireet ill a day or two. iss (Gert rule Simnpfson a:d Mrs. A. .J. 1?0.\er s. 1 'f Nente, rry , came down to t e, rn;r c1strne lay"ini on Wed nesiday. Miss Caroline Wright, of Newber ry. has been on a visit to the Misses Werts. MIs Sudie Dennis visited Miss Mary Wheeler last week. Mis Joe Lanford. of Spartan - burg. came down to attend the fun eral of her nephew. Asa Langford. Herbert Langford, of Wofford college, came .down to attend the fun eral. Mrs. Craig. of Rock Hill. is visit in, Mrs. P. L. Langford this week. r. Wm. u 1Jh:on i- visitin! her si: 31r-.. J. A. Simpson. Mrs. Mary Rawl has returnedl from a t to relatives in Orange;hur. 'Tie Sortisis will meet in social meetinm on Friday evening. Miss Nannie Simpson spent Satur day a:id Sunday with the home folks. -Mrs. Claire Wheeler Blair, of Co 1nm:)ia. after a week's stay returned home Wednesday. i Miss Luey Wheeler returned to t Columbia Wednesday to resume her studies at McFeat's business college. . Dr. .0. B. Wise, of Saluda, was in town Wednesday on his way to the Summer-Wise marriage at. Newberry. I A. G. and Mrs. Wise have return ed from a trip to 'Savannah. Miss Della Bowers has go:e to I Laurens to be present at the nup - tials of her friend, Miss Irby. s Rev. W. H. Greever, of the Luth eran Church Visitor of Columbia, t Iwas in town Wednesday. / SThe corner stone of the new Grace church was laid with appro priate ceremonies on Wednesday. The address was made by Dr. Jas. A. B. - jS'cherer. Dr. Scherer selected as his suject "'The Lord Thvelleth in a STemple Not Made With Thnds.''I showed that it was more the temple .in which the spirit of God should I' dwell. It was a thoughtful a'1dr'os and was highly appreciated. Pastor Kreps laid the stone, assisted by Revs. Sligh, Koon, Bedenbaugh, e and Scherer. The crowd at t.he lay - ng was large, although it was mist -ing rain. The work on the new e ehurch is progressing as ra:pidly as -the weather will permit. SThe following articles were placed in the corner-stone of the new Grace church: 1 copy of the common ser v ice. 1 copy of the Lutheran Church Visitor, 1 copy of Tidings, 1 copy of The Herald and News, 1 copy of the Observer. 1 copy of Orphan Home Messenger. list of names of the coun e il, list of name.s of building commit tee. Dirt has been broken for Dr. Kib ler's new building. 'The city fathers are putting terra cotta in the ditehi in rear of the .stores and filled up this unsightly a ditch. f jWell. our chamber of commerce fhas been ordered but the tbill of lad S ing has not come to hand as yet. 1.1 A Protest. IThe brave ship was wallowing in st'he waves that threatened to engulf her at any moment. Hastily the cap tain ordered a box of rockets and flares b)roug-ht to the rail and with rhis own hand's ignited a number of them. in the hope that they would be seen andu the passengers and crew rescued. Mid the rockets' red glare a tall. thin, austere individual found his w~ay- with difficulty to the rail and spoke to the captain. "Cap ita~jin,' said he. "'I must pro test against that daredevilish~ness. IWe arve niow facing death. This is no t ime for a clebr'ation. ''-Sucecess M \a"azine. _ The Beginning of Football.. - T hfrs.t reterencee to what may . '.Iy be the grame of foocball is to 1 be found in a proclamation of Ed 1 1. 15. wh1. the peoplec were - foh alen "to hn<t~lle over large hI''- The pre'enlt name wasfis used in a statute of Edward III. 1347. when firootihal! ' in London - streets was de.lared illee-al.--London MISS DELLA V. WRIGHT. Missionary to Brazil Makes Inter esting .Talk in 'Central Metho dist Church. \i-s Della V. \W h i,l. who has beena meleuy t slthern.1 P>razii l)t1i V uu:1 & ie1a i..i1 adl tall: ed in !Intral Meih-di.st churlch con Cerling evangelistie work in Brazil. Notwitli:anding the bad weather, Miss Wright was greeted by an ap preciative audience, and her talk was interesting and instructive. Miss Wright is a zealous worker in the cause. and the high quality of her work has been recognized by her church. While in Newberrv Miss Wright was the guest of Mrs. J. W. Hum bert. She left yesterday for Ander son. Miss Wright will sait for Brazil on December 1 to resume her labors in the foreign field. Newberry Cotton Market. Corrected By Nat Gist. Middling .. .. .. .. .. .. 10 3-8 Good Middling .. .. .. .. 10 1-4 Strict Middling ... .... .. .. 10 1-8 SPECIAL NOTICES. I CENT A WORD. No advertisement taken for less than 25 cents. * LOST-While hunting near Pomaria, one pointer slut, white, with liver colored spots, and bob tail. Finder please notilfy me and receive re ward. Jno. S. Counts, Pomaria, S. C. NOThJE-I will have a carload of good Tennessee hogs for sale at my stable this week. T. C. Fool. 11-22-3t. FOR SALE-600 or 700 bushels pure rust proof red oats-grown by Thos. M. Neel. Apply H. H. Abrams or Nat Gist, Newberry, 'S. C. 4t WANTED-To buy several milch cows with young calves. Apply at this office. ' 11-15-tf WANTED-6 or 8 brick masons for good long job in Anderson, work will be. readyr about November the 25th. Apply to W. M. Mulkey, General Contraetor Builder, Anderson, S. C 11-15-4t. GUNS AND BICYCLES repaired, umn brellas re-covered, and keys fitted. Work done promptly and guaran teed. John T. Cromer, - At W. P. Smith's old stand. SOLID GOLD cuff buttons $2.50 up. Solid gold brooches s1.0. up. Solid gold children's rings 50e. up. Solid gold ladies' rings .$1.50 up. Solid gold signet rings. $1.50 up. Solid gold scarf pins $1.00 up. Solid gold child's neckehains $2.00 up. Solid gold ladies' neckchains 22 inches long $3.50 up. Solid gold lockets .$4.00 up. Solid gold bracelets $5.00 up. 'Daniels & Williamson, Jewelers. ASK FOR THE SIMLOFILLER at $1.30. Daniels & Williamson. LADIES or GENTS solid gold Elgin watches $25.00 up. Daniels & Williamson. T. M. RODGERS, dealer in watches, clocks, jewelry. Repairing a special ty. Newberry. S. C., two doors above, postoffice. MONEY SAVERS. Clothing off 25 per cent. Plows 4 cents pound. Calico 6 and 6 1-4 cents yard. Outing 5 cents. Homespun 5 eents. Shoes pair 99 cents. S. S. Birge Co., Prosperity, S. C. ''DEXTER.'' my fine stallion will be for~ sevc duiring the season at .J. JT. H. Brown's stables. known as KniQfhton 's old stand. J. B. Bedenbaugh. 4t.-iltaw GOING TO BUILD, Then let me fi gure on your plans. We make a speciality of brick buildings and nice dwellings. C. H. Douglass (>.. Contraet rs 11-11-4t Winnsboro, S. C. ELGIN Watches $5.00 up. J Daniel & Williamson.