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PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE. Movoments of Newberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry and Other Happenings. Jalapa school taught by Miss Ethol Duncan (luring the past session, will picnic in tlie grove near Mr. W. C. Sligli's residence on Saturday of this week. Miss Duncan has been reelected to teach* tliis school for another year. There will be a picnic at Jolly Street, on Saturday. Speeches will be made by Prof." J. B. O'Neall Ilollowav and Superintendent of Education ,J. S. Wheeler. I he 1 lerald and News received several days ago, a cotton bloom from J. 11. Singley in the lower part of the county and John Senn in tiie upper sect inn. The Woman's Home Mission Society of Central church will meet in the church parlor Monday afternoon a I 5 o'clock. The Woman's Missionary Society of (he Lutheran Church of (lie Rcdeemcr will meet on Monday afternoon, .lime 22nd, sit five o'clock, with Mrs. Kdw. If. Hipp. The leader of the meeting is Mrs. W. (I. Uouseal. The topic for discussion "The Call from Our Home Field." Mr. .Inlm I*. \\ icker' will furnish :i barbecue at the fjrove in front of his residence in No. 2 township, on July 4th. Messrs. Robert L. A truck and Jno. E. Moore will fnrnisli a first class barbecue ;it I'air View school house, on Saturday, -Tune 27th. Messrs. It. <'. Mavliin and Fdwin Tin 1 fa ere will -jive ji first class barbecue in Jones' yrove in front of the residence ol Mr. |f. (\ Maybin, on Wednesday, June 2-11h. Mioses M irv and Xornia .bines, of New nan. Cm., are vi^iiinu' Mrs. S. Anil in Calhoun street. ^ Mr. .In-.. F. Kil.J,.,.. nf Kibler's Undue. w;is ;n |,.;jv ve>terdav and gave I !;e Herald :?1111 News a pleas* ant call. MUZZLE YOUR DOG. And Get a Muzzle That Muzzles?If Not the Dog May he Shot? Important. f liief of Police J. f. Adams de- | sires it stated that a'great many of the muzzles which are now used in accordance with the ordinance for muzzling the doys in the city of Newheri\ dn not civile wit !iin i he 'iieaiiiuii o| the law and that unless tin* owners n| such doys secure muzzles which protect ihc ,|,,?s that I hey will be taken up,just asii there were no muz- i zles nil t he'll. I he simply placill'Jf of, ii strap around the nose and head of ! the ii..y le:?\ inii his nioiilh and leelli j exposed does n,.| come within the | meanin? and intent o( the ordinance renuirinvi do?s to he muzzled. He fore taking tin such dons, however. Chief Adams desires that notice shall be gixen the owners that they max* procure (he proper and le.ua 1 muzzle. First Baptist Church. Ev?>rv fain 1 v connected wit Ii the 1'irsl P.ani.si church in N'ewberrv. 's re.piesicd (? ., representative |l"; ' '" rcl. this, Friday, moruiiiy at o'clock. Ki'licr some member of '""lil- ? - ervnut. The i.urnose ,,r i! ? clean m. 11?. church ;'!>d ;?rr:?n?jre eventhi-".* for the service which is (o he held on Sundav niorniny. Services at Lutheran Church. There will be regular services at the Lutheran ( hurch of the Redeemer Sunday. At 11 a. m. the pastoi' will preach on the subject. "The Place of Torment as portrayed in the Gospel Lesson for the Day." At 8..10 p. m. the pastor will preach on an important subject. At (lie Sundav school, Sundav inornimj the nasi or'< liflile c|mss will be organized. This class will be for men and women, and an Invitation is extended In all who desire In take advantage of the instruction given. There will he good music at all the services. A cordial invitation is extended the public. Services at Silver Street, 'lie Sunday school at Silver Street will meet next Sunday afternoon at .T..10 o'clock. At d.oO p. m. there will be service conducted bv S. P. Koon. nistor of St. Luke's church. A cordial welcome is extended to nil. S. P. Koon. Moseley-White. Invitations have been received in Newberry to the marriage of Miss Lula Carolina Moseley to Dr. Geo. Reeves White, Tuesday evening, June .^Otb, at the suburban home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. v Hanson Colbert Moseley, Prosperity, S. 0. . \ . BITTEN BY MAD DOCK Mr. Eddie Bobb Attacked Whilo S At Work In His Field. Eddie Bobb, son of Mr. W. II. Bobb, a fanner who lives about three miles east of Newberry, was attack- cj etl Tuesday morning by a mad-dog w and severely bitten on the arm and m leg before the dog could be knocked 71 off. si Mr. Bobb is about twenty-five years it old and was at work in the field at e< the time tho dog made the attack and T was not aware that the animal was b< near him until it came upon him. vi It is said that the dog belonged to a negro wlu? lived in (lie same com- B inanity and that it was bitten by an- C other dog some time ago. This was known to the negro and lie refused to S ' kill his dog or to take any steps to p have it retained or let it be known ni that the dog had been bitten. n< Mr. Bobb was taken to Atlanta Tuesday morning to try the Pasteur 01 treatment. The dog was killed and ai the head lias been sent to the Pastour institute for examination. fi Mr. AW II. Bobb. who went with his son lo At Inula, returned vester- Si day morning, lie stated that an ex- | oi animation of the dog's head, which ] p< w:is sen! to the institute, convinced p< the physician that the dog was mad. In regard to young Mr. Bobb the J< doetor said that inasmuch as Ihoiw wound was in the hand it was very j probable that they conhl be able lojjj cure lit" youn.if man and save his life, ! <>| ll was very rare that when the bile tli wis as far removed from the brain, b< as in this case, they lost a patient. I F The younir man will remain in the in- or stiiule about three weeks. si j h, THE PIG DIED. \H That Was Bitten by the Pet Dog of ' or Mr. T. J. Wilson?No Further 1 Hi Serious Results. Some time ago a pel dog belonging , lo Mr. T. .1. Wilson, who lives in No. jo! 10 township, showed signs of rabies j w and was killed. It did not bite any-Im one but Mr. Wilson was afraid at the I ]> time that some evil effects would ; M come from the dog having licked him (x on the hand as well as his little girl. | 11 seems that I he dog had bitten a ;< piir belonging to Mrs. Jennie Fpps, in who lives in the neighborhood. The pit; was cnofined and on the 18th day I after having been bitten showed signs T of rabies and was killed. Apart from 1 I his no evil effects have resulted from . O the pet dog of Mr. Wilson. I Children's Day, Children's day will be observed at New Hope, Saturday. June "J7lh. 11)08. i there will be exercises bv I lie chil- j |?] drcn commencing at lfl..'50 o'clock a.! m. There will be addresses made bv () invited speakers. The public is in viti-d lo attend and brimr with them well filled baskets and help us make M pleasant day for (lie children. C. L. Graham, Superintendent. S Saved the Vase. O The little son of an Knglish gentleman. in mischievously plaving with aj v lli-e. managed afler several attempts lo get his hand (hrouifh the narrow neck and was I lien unable lo extricate it. For half an hour or F< :a-?re the whole family and one or !"o friends did their best to with- O draw the list of tin* young offender, but in vain. It was a very valuable vase, and the father was loath to break it. but the existing state of aff-iirs could not continue forever. At length, after a final attempt to draw T forth the hand of the victim, the father gave up his efforts in despair, () !>'il tried a last suggestion. 'Open your hand!" he commanded the tearful young captive, "and 'hen draw it forth." "I can't open it. father," declar1 ! the boy. ' '"an't " demanded his father. Whv?" "I've o-ot my pei ?*v in mv hand." tl came I ho astounding reply. ai "Why, you young rascal," tliun- v; dered his father, "drop il at once!" w The penny rattled in the bottom of 1 the vase and out came the hand. v o Two Irishmen were telling conundrums one day, and when their sup- t< ply ran out Pat suggested that they si make some up. "All right," said Mike. "Phwhat c is it thot goes around the barnyard in feathers and on two logs and barking V. like a dog?" "My, thot's hard. T give it up," b answered Pat, after some moments of d thinking. "Phwhat's the answer?" i; "A chicken!" "My, that's foine; but howd the barking of a dog get in there?" in- v quired Pat. id "Oh, 1 .just put that in to make it j c harder." J ^ FOR GOVERNMENT BUILDINC everal Lots Being Surveyed and be Offered for New Post Office Building. The day for filing.bids for the 1 utioii of the post oflleo buildii liich is to bo erected by the gover tent at Newberry expires on t tli of July. Several lots have be trveyed in the last few days ai is supposed that they will be offc 1 for the location of the bnildin he following are the lots that ha sen surveyed with that purpose iew: The lot belonging to CopcJai rot hers at. the corner of SYiend ai ollege streets. The lot. belonging to the Johnstoi treet Methodist church fronting < riend street and also on Caldw< ml College streets, giving two en ers. The lot of II. II. Kinard frontii 1 Coates street and on Friend s!re id also on Main street. The lot of Mrs. Elizabeth Bloa onting on Main street. Tt is also understood that Mr. P rott will put in his lot at the corn ' Friend and Nance streets, being Ji'tion of the lot upon which tl >st office is at present, located. It is also understood that Mr. Wi >hnson will put in his lot at the en ?r of College and ITarringlon strccl Tl is also possible that Mr. O. T icobs will offer his lot at I lie conn College and Harrington streets, lere are any other possible lots ; j offered we have not heard of thei nun litis number, however, I he go union! will be able !o secu?vf a d rable location for Hie post offii lilding. Of course (he engineer wi 4 sent liere and ho will personal :aniino I ho dosirabililv of (ho so al lots which are offered and wi ion roach (ho conclusion. Boczer-Steele. Miss Cfonoviovo Boo/.cr, daugh(< f Mr. S. P. Boo/.cr, of' Nowberr ill 1)0 married on Tuesrlav evonin I 7..'?0 o'clock. June 2!lrd. in (] reshv(crian church a( Newhcrrv. IV. I4 lake F. Steele, of Statesvill . C. The bridal party will le;)vo f< ">rlh Carolina ?>11 (Ik1 evening tra nmedialely afier (ho marriage. Ten Little Drummer Boys, on little Drummer Boys on a ra road line, , ne lust his sample case, and tin (hero were nine. Nine little Drummer hoys, waitii at the gate. Due took the wrong train, and tin there were eight. iglit little Drummer Boys, on tl road to heaven. ne took a black valise, and tin there were seven. S"ven lit lie Drummer Boy.-, in sorry fix. One helped rho others out, and lh< tin 're wore six. ix little Drummer Boys, learnii how to thrive, no lost a customer, and then the were five. Five little Drummer Boys in hoto galore. One forgot the waiter's tip, at (hen (hero were four. our little Drummer Boys on small tneloo, no found a tiny flask, and tin there wore throe. Three little Drummer Boys, pla, ing peok-aboo. One found the others out, and (Ik (here were two. wo lit tic Drummer Boys sending oi a dunn, ne mot the Debtor, and then the was one. One little Drummer Boy, left (ho world alone, Became a traveling salesman, ar then there were none. An Overworked Word. In certain sections of the connti tore are much favored words whi< i'o required to do duty with a wi< iirioty of meanings. Such is t! ord "smart" among Yankees," at p along the Labrador shore t ord "civil." The following co iM'salion between two natives w verhenrd by a traveler. "We are going to have lots of di inlay," said one, glancing at t ky. "Naw. It'll be civil," replied 1 companion. "ITow did you get on with tliQ-ca iiin'?'' "Oh, ho got civil to hunting dc y and by. When he went out idn'( know nothing, but he got civ led.'' "Did you go down the Ketchee "Naw. $t's loo civil for him ] >'an|od lots of rapids. So we wc own Ihe Boomer. Them's about ivil rapids as I want to see." .'outli's Companion. t. THE FIRST SERVICES. to | New Baptist Ohurch Will Be Dedi- E cated Sunday Morning?Mr. Hundley to Preach. to- The congregation of tho First Bapug tist church of Newberry will hold n- i their first services in their elegant c< lie J new church building next Sunday o en i morning :;t II o'clock. n nd | The farewell services wore held in n sr- (the old church Inst Sunday. The now cl ig. j church building is one of tho hand- e< vo I somest edifices and most appropriate it in church buildings in tins section of tho I State. It will cost when completed b id about $20,000. a id The congregation anvitcs all friends h to worship with them at the first ser- o nc J vices next Sunday. The sermon will >n i be preached by the Rev. W. T. Ilund- C ill ley, of Batesburg, S. C., who was at ! S ir- one lime pastor of the First Baptist I ^ church at Johnston and for eleven T ig years tlie pastor of the present pas- 1J et tor of the First Baptist church of jC Newberry, the Rev. Geo. A. Wright. |E so Mr. Hundley will also preach in tho j ^ evening at 8.30 o'clock. The Sunday I F at! school of I he First Baptist church I C cr j will hold its first meeting in the new ' H a | Sunday school room on Sunday after- j O tie ;noon at 5 o'clock. jN i I n. j FOR SWEET CHARITY. s. ! Members of the Elk's Club and tho j M V. ! Gymnasium Club Will Play cr i Game of Ball. Tf. to j I here will be a ball game between ' ii. ; I lie Elk s club and the Gymnasium j ^ v- j dub, I* ridav altcrnoon, live o'clock, j e- , t 11'?* college ball park. Admission ?e!2.> cents. The benefit will be for!'" ill the charily fund of the Elk's club, j10 ly j I his will bo the Jirsl gamo of a ser- .to1 v- ics between these two teams. hi | The Fourth at West End. ' P? | I Ik* Newberry Concert Band and ' I the West End baseball club will unite iM' in taking charge of (lie amusements v.; and entertainments at West End on p . !July 4th. There will be a barbecue j"' lie . served at the baseball park and in to the afternoon there will be a concert le, bv the band and a match game of ^ | ball and probably some fool races and ^ ?r jot her amusements. st ?n The mills will shut down for the , day and a large crowd is expected to 41 I be present. ? ? fi il- j BLUE RIDGE SCHEDULES. Eastbound. L'n No. 18. leaves Anderson at a. hi j m.. for connection at Bolton with ?J' ig i Soul hern for Greenville. I'" No. 12, from Walhalla, leaves An-! mi | derson at 10.1.) a. in., for connection j I at Melton with Southern Railway for lie (""olunibia and Greenville. No. 20. leaves Anderson at 2.20 > ' lmi , p. ni., for connections at Bolton with ! Southern Railway for Greenville. ] a | No. 8. daily except Sunday, from inl j \\ alhalla arrives Anderson 0.24 p.: ' -ii m., with connections at Seneca with | Southern Railway from points south. ()l ig No. 10. from Walhalla, leaves An-'"1 derson at 4..17 p. m., for connections I re at Bolton with Southern Railway for S, Greenville and Columbia. j oi ' s Westbound. No. 17. arrives at Anderson at /.f>0 J t;i id a. in., from Bolton with connections te from Greenville. in a No. 0, arrives at Anderson at 12.24 " p. tii., from Belton with connections mi from Greenville and Columbia. Goes to Walhalla. w No. 10, arrives at Anderson at 3.40 s" p. m., from Belton with connections (li 5n from Greenville. nt ^,T>* ar,'vcs Anderson at !,' 0.20 p. m., from Belton with con- !' neetions from Greenville and Colum- ' 1 bia. Goes to Walhalla. jn No. 7. daily except Sunday, leaves (,s Anderson at 0.20 a. m., for Walhalla, u] with connections at Seneca for local points smith. Nos. 17, 18, 10, and 20 are mixed trvns between Anderson and Belton. j (.y Nos. 7 and 8 are local freight \Vi ,.*1, trains, carrying passengers, between [|c Anderson and Walhalla and between hn \Vnlhalla and Anderson in u) - (.|| l0 Somewhat Rejuvenated. ot Jane Adams, the taented head of di as the Hull House, said bitterly,apropos to woman suffrage, at a recent dinner 1 in Chicago: ( lie "There are women who will laugh at ^ us f?1' our interest in the ballot le and who will then give 'absorbed H p_ hours, in the privacy of their rooms, P< to great electrical massage machines, y? er face-steaming engines, curious masks he nn^ flesh-reducing mechanisms. il_ "An elderly woman of this type, l? after an afternoon's struggle with all *1' 9" sorts of beautifying devices dyed her M lj(, hair a bright gold. >nt " 'Ho you think it makes me look E as iyounger?' she asked mo. s( ? ) "'Yes," said I. 'About three I weeks!'"?Washington Star. In AT COLLEGE PARK. 3 llk's Club and Gymnasium Olub v Will Oross Bats This Afternoon ?The Line Up. I j This afternoon at five o'clock there r 'ill be a game of base ball at the allege park between a club made up 1 f members from the Elk's club and ( icbbcrs of the gymnasium club. Adlission of twenty-live cents will be ) linrgcd. The proceeds will be turnil over to the Elks club to be used 1 1 connection with their charity fund, tl A pleasant afternoon of fun may e expected by those who attend and \ t the same time a good cause will be v elped. The following is the line-up f the two clubs: \ Elks Club. Gymnasium Club. I asper Stewart Catcher Jas Burton, am Todd Pitcher Robert Parks I i. G. Eskridge lb Roy Jones om Wicker 2b Tench Boozer. >c '. E. Scott ?% 3b Grady Goggans. i . P. Pelham ss Jno. C. Goggans, Jr c irnost Broekman If Frank Chapman. \ lug. S. Worts ef Zeb. L. Williams, j red II. Dominiclc rf W. B. Wallace, i . J. Purcell. Jas Anil, askell Wright. Grovcr Todd. I . MoR. Holmes. Jno. A. Peterson. I at Gist. ? ??? ii OUP. PROPERITY LETTER. t [iss Moseley's Wedding?Barbecue 1 . by the Ladies on July 1 Fourth. 3 Prosperity, June 18.?Mr. Cecil i yehe went Monday to Abbeville to tsuine the role of private secretary i Senator (lary. He will remain i Abbeville until fall and < pair then to Washington. The >od wishes ol his friends follow ? in and we predict tlml this will be I il slopping stones to a brilliant I ditical career. Mr. Ra \ moud 1< oilers has been vis- i ing his home people. i [ Mrs. V. Boozer and children, of ' { oneord, N. ('., have been the guests' I. Mi s. J. P. \\ heeler for several nvs. Miss Sallie Pugh is spending a ' >rtnight with Mr. Robt. Pugh's fain- s y and attending the teachers' initute. I Miss Gertrude Simpson is home folic summer. Master Robert Wise has returned om a successful year's work at Por'r Academy, Charleston. Mrs. C. M. Hnrman and little Re-I - cca are spending the month of j line with Mr. and Mrs. Burr llarman j [*ar (ireenwo<?d. I Mrs. S. .1. Kohn lias been visiting' ?r sister. Mrs. Young, at Little : ^ fountain. I onsul and Mrs. Ilaynes are spendig several days with relatives and iends at Central. S. C. A number of our beans and bells i ' tended the dance at Newberry lasr | hursday evening. Mr. K. (). (.'ouuts, superintendent ! : the high school is one of I he leach- ' ig corps at the Teachers' Institute. Mrs. P. C. Singley and Mrs. R. E. E I'ealev are visiting the hitler's moth near Pomaria. The Palmetto Club will be entertincd by Mrs. Barrier on Eriday afrtioon at live o'clock. The meetig will be a social one and the nusemcnts pertinent to summer outMiss Hazel Hughes, who has been N ith Mrs. Ca lines for the past sea- ,c^ ii, will return to Baltimore on Mon,v; J? ( ards are out announcing the marnge ol Miss liiila Moseley and Dr. i'o. R. White, on Tuesday, June the irtieth at half after seven o'clock. her home on Brown street. Miss osoley is one of Pros peri I's choieI young ladies, being both polished id tactful. Dr. White is a promiuit physician and surgeon of Savanih, Ga. Mr. J. I'. Wheeler goes to the Co- \ inbia hospital today for several feks' treatment. 11 On July the fourth Grace Ladies' id Society will serve a barbecue diu i* and light refreshments on the lurch green. The candidates and all hers who appreciate a first class ,T iner are invited. The prices will he n ie popular ones all around. On next Wednesday evening "The race Gleaners" will have a lantern ty and cake walk on Mrs. Mosev's lawn. Tee cream will he served, urieg the festival a bevy of young :ople will sing popular songs. If >u come you will be highly enter n.ed. 11 Mrs. Thorn well who is so pleasant- 2 rememhorol as M'-s Mamie Jor- ], >i ?f Winnsboro, i- iho o"?cst of ^ Irs. Browne at Wise's hotel. e Airs. Ira S. Caldwell and little son d rskine, have gone to Virginia for c veral months' stay. n Mta* Klltn Worts ha< goe.e to f oimbia for a short visit to Mrs. Lula Mr. Robert Luther, of Atlanta, isiting his parents. On Sunday afternoon Miss I.)lauch<^H[ tellers and Mr. William Berley, o^^K dontieyllo, Fairfield county, werg^V Harriet! by Rev. J. A. Sligh. Mrs. L. 0. Craig: and children havt^H oturned from a pleasant visit to the^B .'ity by the Sea. Miss Mary Lathan is with Miss^H iVillie May Wise. Mr. J. II. Singley, of Jolly Street, uul on display on our streets Satur- Y&k lay, a well developed cotton blossom. Mrs. Krops and Mrs. j. l. Wise 'isited at Little Mountain on TuOs- g|j| Miss Lilla Kibler who has been vith Mrs. Simpson has returned (o Mr. Harold Craig is home from the Tm 'orter Military Acauemy. JK Dt?. Dcdcnbaugh and Mr. Geo. ^ Steele went to Columbia by rail Wed- 49 lesdav and returned through the onntry, bringing their new autos villi thorn. Mr. Wilbur inathis has Jj;: hi re based Dr. Bedenbaugh\s first Master Stanley, Ralph and Kenneth iaker, of Greenwood, arc visiting heir aunts, the Misses Barre. " The young "fans'' of the baseball^B issociation consider that they dis-^H inguished themselves in the game^^H villi Newberry on Tuesday. To fur-^B her augment their funds they willVB lave an ice cream festival on Mrs.^K Toscley s lawn on Friday evening of^^^P his week. They mean to be strong^^B more ways than one. Newberry Cotton Market. fflE Corrected By Nat Gist. ood Middling 22 flE SPECIAL NOTICES. I CENT A WORD. M Mo advertisement taken fories?' han 25 cents. fl Glass salt shaker with glass sen^Bf U|> loms r"Sl' 10<" ?iUl1 nt AluV HAVE ONE CAR FIRST Second pat. flour, must go for second pat., and $5.40 jJjgflVBj pat. Ail in cotton as long Lvery barrel guaranteed. business, G. W. K i V 'I A RE FOR SALE?Dark bay, good buggy and saddle animal, gentle, not afraid of automol)iles. Applv ' ' Davenport, end of West Boundary street, Newberrv, S. C. I. Sparkling glass ware, i<v tea gla>tumblers, goblets and an\tiling >r the table. Anderson 10c. Store. W ?.H .McCRACKEN is in Newberrv I this week erecting the Pipe Orgaii 1 in the New Baptist church. If you 1 want your piano tuned now is the ) ! time, as this is his last trip tliis sea- j I son. Leave orders at Gilder and I Weeks' drug store or phone 214. ' rocKers, white, and decorated,. I - w shipment just in. Anderson 10c. S :vi-; S P EC f A LISTS? We don't I claim to be "eye syecialists" or I agents hut wc absolntelv guar- V antee to fit your eyes properly ra with the finest lenses and frames. ' j We do not sell brass frames nor I cheap pressed lenses. VVe use the j j simplest and best method of test- g in.^' the eyes. Come in and see us. J|. Daniels 8c Williamson. j Jewelers and Opticians. ! Another shipment matting, rims H ')e. each. Anderson 10c. Store.' j ' BARBECUE. |" .1 will give a first class barbecue at i.v residence on July 4. I will sell ' - i >eat and hash l?v 11.30. J. M. Counts. ?? i ( Souvenirs of Newberry 10c. each. I At Anderson 10. Store. B* BARBECUE. |] Wc will give a first class barbecue ij \ the Jones grove in front of tlio ^ ft ssidonee of R. C. Maybin on June jj 4th, (Wednesday,) 1908. Wo will f! ave breakfast and dinner. Price for jj reakfast or dinner gontlemon 50 [j cuts. Ladies forty, and children un- E or 12 years half price, a first clas^gMf ue and a good timo is guaranteed^^^^H Respectfully, BHHbi R. C. Maybin. Edwin HalfaerrjBS