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PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE. Movements of Nowberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry and Other Happenings. Mr. Robert llaync Tarrant, a Newberry boy who holds a responsible | position wi 1*11 a large importing and | exporti 11*4" firm in New Orleans spent t llie past smniner in Kngland and | France on a pleasure trip. I Rev. Geo. A. Wright, who lias been > spending several days in Henderson- , ville, N. C., is e.vpceted liotne today j and regular service will be held in .} 4ho Maptist church on Sunday morn- ; ing and evening. The communion will he administered al the morning | sorvicc. _ l>r. .1. M. .Johnson left on Monday I for Malt imorc. i Mrs. .1. W, Humbert and Mrs. M. I 1). \VivhI man left yesterday for Gray ? C/Oiirt where they will hold ;i district I missionary meeting. I Mrs. Frank l>. Mcintosh is visit inn I Dr. .lames Mcintosh. s Mrs. (). I,. Sehumperf spent Wed- i nesdav in Columbia. v Mr. and Mrs. \V. S. Spearman re- c turned |.. Newberry on last Tuesday, t 'I lu> Machelor Maids will hold a I special meeting at I he rooms of the i chamber of commerce next Tuesdav ,i lafternoon al four o'clock. A full i meeting i< rei|iiested. I I he Weeks ('oncer! Company, the i lii>| niimher in I he lyceiiin course, will appear in Holland hall on Octob- :i ci MMh. I hose who have nol secur- J* ed season tickets may secure tickets ;i al Mayes' hook store where lliev are f now on sale. ;l Mr. S. <i. ('arler is now at iiie l Famous Store and wiill he ?lad I.t I have his t riends call to see him. I Miss llat lie Shelley, who ha-; been I visiting Mr. M. \\ . Shelley in S|>ac- | Iauburi; has returned home. :i The Stun tor Racing Association. I lie Sumter Racing Association will i lake place on November 10 to 12. An interesting programc has been _ arranged and fine sport may be had < b.\ I ho>e who enjoy that sort of full, i Moth I rotting a ml running purses u have lieen provided. K. G. JUSTUS ARRESTED. t <1 Sheriff Buford Returning Front Hen- < dersonville With Prisoner. ' i Spartanburg. Sept. 2<>. Sheriff M. 5 M. liulord. ?I Newberrv count v, arrived here I??t > i h I from Henderson- I \ille, N. ( .. with Is. (i. Justus, a con- a tractor and builder, under arrest." v Justus is said to be wanted in Newberry on the charge of jumpiuLr hills .1 Giere. He is in jail here toiiiuht. ? a The Stale. M Sheritl Mil ford has Justus in v charge. Mail has been "ranted in the sum of .*:,(><( |M1| |,.|s |U), V(1, given. To Solicit Subscriptions. I: hen. \\ ilie .Joues, chairman of the <1 Democratic party. has appointed " Messrs. < . M. Galloway. chairman, I and \\ . R. Mradford. both of the Co- I Iiiinbia Slate. to name committees in ' each county to solicit subscriptions ?'i lo the Mrvan campaign fund in each :i community. u The commit lee named from this a community is \V. || .Wallace, Alan < Johnstone. ami C. T. Wyclie. They aie expected to call on the people ami solicit coutrilnitions. The total amount raised and sent <' through the Columbia State as print- si eil vestcvila\ is $1,218.!IS. Of this t amount Newberry is put down as hav- ] ing conl ributed $1."18.00. 1 County Chairman Dominick savs " he has received from Liberty club .">0 ' cents collected on election dav. If any other clubs took up collections lliev should report prompllx so (hal the > money may he acknowledged and t forwarded. " i Meteorological Record. x Sepl ember, 1008. Temperature. Mean maximum 82.."). Mean minimum (>0.2. ] Mean 71 .'I. ^ Maximum 02; date 2nd. "Minimum -Mi; date 20 and o0. ? Great est daily range. I Precipitation. i Total 1.01 iitches. t Greatest in 24 hours .71 inch; date i r.th. i Number of days? With .01 inch or more precipitation 1 0; clear II; fair 12; cloudy 7. Thunder clouds 2, I, T>, 28. 1 Auroras-?Magnificent display of Northern lights on night of 11th between 8 and 0 o'clock. Light frost on 20 and !50. W. (r. Peterson. Cooperative Observer. \ Now and then a mosquito goes out , j at night on a bat.?News and Courier,; SHE LEAVES WITH CHILD. Mrs. Lake Leaves Her Husband? Takes Child?Is Arrested in Columbia. In an issue of." a few days ago mention was made of the hearing before ''hid' Justice Pope as to the custody >1' the small child of Mr. and Mrs. Itohert Lake, the father and mother iavi-ng separated, and each of them seeking the possession of the child. \t the hearing an apparent rcconciliiliou was effected between the luisjand and wife, and they undertook main to live together. But their domestic life did not seem 11 improve any. Some differences teemed t<> exist which could not be "nlly overcome. At last Mr. and Mrs. /. ike agreed that they could get along ?Hter living in some other town than Cowberry, so arrangements wore made 'or lliem to leave yesterday morning, 'or Anderson. Lake sold several ariclrs of furniture, and got together omothing like $70.00 in cash. Wednesday night very early husband and rife retired, both seeming happy and ontcntcd, expecting to get up early he following morning to start on heir .journey. Their little boy was n the bed with them, and in the >ockei| of Lake's trousers lay the Money to take his wife, his child and limself away from the scenes of their inplcasant di(Terences. I>ni a rather good looking woman, lecompanieil by a child, boarded the Mint hern passenger train that night iboiit !) o'clock. A couple of Lake's 'riends recognized in tli'j^taJic wife ind baby of their friend. Tliev went 0 the house where the Likes had >een living and awoke Lake. Mrs. .ake and the baby were not there. <ake said all of his money except 'it'ty cents was :?l<o gone, as well as 1 new suit case and a revolver. Lake oniplaincd that be fell dazed, and laled that he felt as it' he had been inder I lie influence of some drug. As soon as the young man could ret before Magistrate Mlease he aused a warrant to lx> issued for his h*|?arlitig wife, charging her with '. rami larceny. Chief of Police \dams telephoned the police lieadHiarters at Columbia to meet (lie rain ami arrest the woman if she was in. 11 was no) long before lie receivd information that Mrs. Lake was n custody, and that the bahv, money, mn|o| and suit case were found with icr. Chief Adams went to Columbia yeserday morning, returning yesterday flernoon with Mrs. Lake. The case kill be handled by Magistrate Mlease. I.ake has possession of the child, bidiie Pope having issued an order wjirdiug him its custody. The voung aan says lieowill not attempt to live killi his wife any longer. At Aveleigh Presbyterian Church. The series of services preparatory o communion at the Aveleigh Preslylerian church were begun Wedneslay night. The Kev. ('. M. Boyd, T Anderson, is assisting the pastor, \Yv. J. lv ,lamest in these services. Die services Wednesday night were iiuch enjoyed by all. The service I night begins at 8 o'clock. Service lso ibis morning at 11 o'clock and light at 8 o'clock. Saturday morning nd evening at the usual hours. A ordial invitation is extended to all. Large Sweet Potatoes. Mr. ! '. K. Sli?jh. of Sliglis, in Ibis ounly. sends the editor of The llerhl and News by mail a sweet potato hat weigh-' three and one half Moulds, lie writes: "If you wish a arge one have a car placed at ^liuhs." This one is large enough. I looks as if it were of the yellow am variety. Ii will lake oltiy a few of this izc to make a bushel. The editor | hanks Mr. Sligh for the potato and I is the largest we ever saw, but for >ur own use we prefer the smaller 'nricty. Garmany School. The fiarmany school will open next Monday, October 11 i. The school vill be taught this session by Prof. Tames Bnzhaedl. The trustees, dessrs. .T. Luther Meyer and J. J. II. >rowu and the teacher would be glad f the patrons would take note of the ime for the opening and have their hihlren present at the beginning of he school. little Jack Arcbbold sat in a corner. Holding an oleaginous pie: lie stuck in his thumb and distribnt-i o.l a plum, And a senator winked his eye. ?News and Courier. If Mr. Bryan is really through j ,villi him for the present, we are pre-1 >ared to give Col. Hooscvelt a few j jolts?<hut we don't wish to interrupt Jr. Bryan.?'News and Courier. J BEFORE JUSTICE POPE. Dr. Mauldin of Greenville Wants 1 Force Pharmaceutical Boi?rd to Grant License. Dr. (). A. Matthews, of Bennett vilie, chairman of the State Board < Pharmaceutical examiners, came I Newberry yesterday. Mandamus proceeding's wore heat yesterday before Chief .Justice Poj to require the State board to furnb a certificate to Dr. \V. 11. Mauldii of Greenville, who was refused h the hoard in June of this year thong lie held a diploma from the media college of Baltimore. Dr. Manldi had taken only a three years' cour> and had never had any .practici work in a drug store, and the boar holds that il cannot issue a cert if cute under the law to any applicar unless he lias taken the four year? course including experience iu a dm store. Mr. <). K. Mauldin and W. C. IUm et represented Dr. Mauldin and tli board was represented by Mr. W. V Dunhip, of Work Ilill, and Xelso and Nt I.mmi, of < 'ohunbia. Death of an Infant. The lit lie infant daughter <i Mr. and Mrs. ! '. II. Livingston die last Tusedav, and was buried Weil nesday iu Kosemout cemetery. Tli funeral services being conducted I) Kcv. Kdward Fulenwider. Lutheran Church of the Redecmei liev. Kdward Fulenwider, pastor, i There will be regular services a | the Church of the Redeemer Sunday At II a. in. the subject will be "Tit 'Miracle at Nain." At 8 o'clock tli 'pastor will preach on the words, '' A things are lawful unto me, but al things are not expedient: all tiling are lawful for me. but I will not b brought under the power of any."? I Cor. (5:12. Sunday school will be at 1 o'cloc Sunday afl<>rnoon. The classes in th catechism will be organized at th church Friday afternoon at I o'cloc Parents are requested not to forge 1hc date, and also to see that th children are present. The pastor wil be glad to arrange a class for all thos who wish to know more about th doctrines and teachings of the churcli also for those who may wish to joii the church at the coming communion .'h*d Sunday in this month/ The public is cordially invited to al services. CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH Rev. J. W. Wolling, D. D., Pastor. The regular communion servic will be held on Sunday morning, am the members and all who may wish |( partake with this congregation ar urged to be present and claim thei places. The sermon will be by th pastor. the subject, "The opci door.'' Sunday school now at 4 o'clock ii the afternoon and all are invited ti attend though only as visitors. A niuht the worship'will be opened will a song service, and Dr. Wolling wil speak nti "Some Scripture warn ings.'' Norris Bros. Shows. The Norris Pros, shows which open ed their engagement in Newberry oi Monday evening have been plavinj to a good house. There is no du! moment in their show from the fun the curtain goes up until it is over. Last night they spread their ten iu Prosperity where they gave onl; one night's entertainment. Tonigh they will return to Newberry am men with the drama "The .Tame P?oys," a great Western play. Spccia scenery and costumes are used fo this play and those who like Weston plays are assured by the manage that this play will meet their appro val. Another feature of the shov will be the two Lacells' sketch ar lists who have been playing on I In vaudeville circuit, and who have beei secured by the manager and wil give their specialties between act tonight. Saturday night I bay expect Mr Samuel Perkins, of Anderson, S. C, the buck and wing dancer, who wil | dance against Mi". Green. Mr. Greei I now carries the medal for the bud I and wing dancers of Georgia, whirl he won last winter at the Orphans theatre in Atlanta. The prize wil be given on Saturday night to on of these dancers. It will be left ti the audience to determine which on wins the prize. Mr. Goldenslein, the mauagci wishes to thank the Newberry pen pie for their patronage and hopes t' see his lent filled tonight and tomor row night. The price will remain th same, children 10 cents, adults 1. cents. The tent will be located oi Mr. Pool's lot. NEW POST OFFICE BUILDING. 1] to Letter to Congressman Aiken?In- 1 spector to Como as Soon as Possible. s- In regard to the now post office >t' building which has boon granted to * !o Newberry and the sclcction of the i site for which bids wore submitted ] d some time ago, it was stated by the t >i? correspondent of the News and Tour- i ill ier from Washington that it was pro- j ii, bable that an agent of the govern- 1 y ment would be here by the N)tb of \ h this month to inspect the various i il sites which have been submitted. Con- 1 n gressman Aiken wrote the depart- I :e ment in Washington sometime ago i d making inquire as to when it was t d probable an agent would come to in- j i- speed I lie different sites proposed. Tn v il reply to that letter Mr. Aiken reccivcd the following letter. It seems that t ? (lie last congress granted so many c new government buildings that the 1: i- force at the disposal of the depart- li u ment is unable to get around in very c I. ureal haste. v n Treasury Department, t Washington, Sept. 10, 1008. ( Hon. W.valt Aiken, I Abbeville, 8. C. f r si>;: v d 'bis department lias the honor to |_ acknowledge receipt of your letter of f o ! tin* l.jth instant, in which you ask to ( v | be informed when an agent of the de- t j part ment will be sent to Abbeville s and Newberry, South Carolina, for Ii ^ ! the purpose of examining and report' in? . iie properties offered for Fed or- e al building siles at those places. v I In reply, you are informed that I " because of the exceptionally large t number of siles authorized to be ae- Ii quired under tlie provisions of the 'I public building Act which became a a law on May :?0. 1!)0S. it has not o been possible to take up ihe exaniina- L tion of properties for sites in all lo- v calilies at as early a date as the department would have wished. Sites ? in more remote Slates have been ex- a (> Minimd first, and as the agents finish t (> lho?o Stales. I hey will take up Ihe k Stales nearer by. The department lias * only a limited number of agents who 0 have had experience in this work and n " will take up (lie Abbeville and Now- ^ 0 berry cases at the earliest practicable i e date. '? Respectfully, m 11 (Signed) L. A. Coolidge, '? Acting Secretary. 1 COBURN'S MINSTRELS FINE. O Win a Great Success in Raleigh Be- ^ fore an Enthusiastic Audience. (> f'oburn's Greater Minstrels were \ in Raleigh last night and a big and- j i> icnce al the Academy of Music voted (> the performance a rattling fine one. ? r a great big success. t, The ensemble was extraordinarily ^ ! good, the first part set ting being gorgeous and beautiful, the electric ef- n , fects unique and attractive. The ^ singing was all to Ihe good, t'he dancj ing the kind that makes you time, ? t tihe jokes of the lively class and the . music of ihe right sort. % Tt was a real minstrel show in first j. part and in the olio in which many attractive vaudeville features were enjoyed. The audience was cnthuaistic over the performance, which is - one of high class, ininst relsy. The i company is a good one all through ! and i( deserves big ihouscs wherever ? I il may appear. Tl won a big success c in Raleigh.?Raleigh News and Observer. j Coburn's Greater Minstrels will v appear at the citv opera house on Oct. , 12. 1 I 1 Amity Lodge, No. 87, A. F. M. j A regular communication of Amity Lodge, No. 87, A. I'1. M., will be held , next Monday evening at 8.00 o'clock |. in Fraternity Hall. Visiting brethren . cordially welcomed, i- Van Smith, W. M. _ J. II. M. Kinard, Secretary. n - . i Silver Street Lutheran Church. 1 The Sunday school of Silver Street s Lutheran church will meet next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. At 4 . o'clock Rev. S. I'. Kooti will conduct service. A cordial invitation is exI tended to all. n 1{ Drayton Rutherford Chapter U. D. C. 1 The Drayton Rutherford Chap'er, 1'. 1). (\, will meet with Mrs. Oarwile 1 on Tuesday the fith Octobei, 1008, at four o'clock. ^ The members are requested lo notifv the hostess Ihe day previous to 4 the meeting whether they will be able \ to aitend or no'. P. Mrs. fJe > Jol ns'one, i> Scc.retarv. ? IV e The Archb.dd-McLanrin corresponr> i deuce ended apparently just where it ii i might have become interesting.? I J News and Courier. REV. CALLENDER WILL RESIGN. | I Will Accept Work in Virginia Near ( Washington?Many Friends Here. i Last week The Herald and News ft a ted that the Rev. W. 10. Callender, rector of the Episcopal church at dewberry, would tender his resigna- ( ion and accept work in Virginia very J: lear Washington. Tlie following <] doasant notice concerning Mr. Calender is taken from t'he Laurens Ad'ertiser, and will receive the endorsenent of the many friends of Mr. Cal- 0 ender in Newberry. Mr. Callender t ias made many friends in this eomnunity not only among those who are t ncmbers of his congregation but our jeople generally, and they will all ? vish him well in his new work: "Rev. W. E. Callender, rector of he Church of the Epiphany in thi; j ity and Episcopal church of Ncwicrrv will at an early dale submit ^ lis resignation as pastor of these two barges, and on November the first j nil become pastor of Falls ohurch, in he suburbs of Washington, D. C. Mr. 'allender left last Wednesday for '\?lls church, whore he preached last ^ Mimlay; just when his resignation rill bo submitted is not announced. "Mr. Callender and his excellent anvily have resided in Laurens for he two years past, during which ime they have made numerous and trong friends, and their removal will >e a matter of genuine regret. "Mr. Callender is an unusually en- ^ J'getic pastor, thoroughly imbued nth tlio greatno-ss of his calling and C he sac-redness of his work. Ilis acivities botli here and at Newberry lave resulted in inestimable good, lie field to which he goes offers 'reatcr opportunity for the exercise f his energy and talents. Mr. Calender's friends here wish him well, rherever he may go. "It is of interest to state that Virinia is Mrs. Calender's native State C nd their leaving here is of the naure of a home-going for her." g The Stork Visiting. The stork visited the home of Mr. nd Mrs. G. II. Amick on Sept. 30th ^ ?id left with them a .10 pound aughter. He is all smiles. A Visitor. L Coming! Dr. I. E. Crimm, the well known ye specialist who is so well and favrably known to the people of New- C erry and county will be in Newbery from Wednesday. October 7, to aturday, October 17th, inclusive. E 'ositively no longer. Those who want scientifically, reiable fitted glasses at reasonable I rices will do well to call on Dr. 'riinm. Examination free. OtTice over lie old post ofliee witfh Dr. T. W. m i t li. Note?Dr. Crimm does not call ft roni house to house; see him at his ATice. lUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES AT C Summer Brothers Co. iOST?One half grown red heifer calf with short horns. Left J. J. L Langford's butcher pen about two weeks ago. Reward given if relurned. (" Boozer Bros. (' 10TT0N picking sheet at Summer Brothers Co. EED RYE! SEED WHEAT James P. Todd. LE PAIRING-?Gasoline engines and ] automobiles repaired at 0 Summer Brothers C.j. 'O THE PUBLIC AND MY PATKOXS?1 will take pleasure in showing you my line of fall an? winter goods, one of the finest F lines ever shown in the State, from the old reliable house of Mason & Hanson, of New York City. I don't want you to hesitate to call in and see me and give mo S your order for a suit. I feel that you should patronize home talent, in preference to those that come to Newberry who do not pay license and take orders for other towns and cities. T guarantee you a A good fit and splendid workmanship and you can get your suit promptly. T hope to have you come in soon and place your order with me. S E. T. Carlson. t-2tnw. IARLEY AND RYE AT F Summov B.others Co IILK COW FOR SALE 0 James F. Todd. G 'ULL CREAM CHEESE at Summer Brothers Co. * ? j vvfcvvvl *md) xfvui Cotton Market. 1 Reported by 0. Melt. Holmes. 3ood Middling 8.90 \ >triot Middling 8.90 Middling 8.90 * Market weak. Cotton Market. (Corrected by Nat Gist.) rood Middling 8.90 Strict Middling 8.80 Middling 8.70 A CARD. G. G. Sale, lawyer, will practice in til the courts. Money to lend on en years time at 6 per cent. For u time, may be found at Mascr's office. SPECIAL NOTICES. 1 CENT A WORD. advertisement taken for iss than 25 cents. JOST CARD ALBUMS 5c to $.1.00. Anderson 10c. Co. IOW IS THIS FOR A STARTERr? Standard prints, 7c kind, Sc.; Ginghams, (i l-4c kind, Sc.; Check Homespun, 7c. kind, 5c.; White Homespun, 40 inches, 0 1-4C. kind, 5c; Outing, 12 inches, 12 l-2c. kind, 8 13c. Our stock comjdete bought very, vorv low, and we are going to sell goods if prices will move them, k Moseley Bros. 5HINA! CHINA! Japanese, German, and English. Anderson 10c. Co. OR FRESH MEATS Phone 261. Choice cut 12 l-2c. Other cuts in proportion. Cash with order. L. M. Player. rLASS BOWLS for growing bulbs. Anderson 10c. Co. IOLID GOLD LOCKETS $4.00 up. Daniels & Williamson. 'OYS! TOYS! dolls, pianoes, pistols, rolling chimes, balls, wagons, etc. Anderson 10c. Co. iATEST DESIGNS in Brooches and stick Pins. Daniels & Williamson. !REPE PAPER, fancy and plain. Anderson 10c. Co. 1RACELETS of style and quality Daniels & Williamson. OR FRESH MEATS Phone 261. Choice cut 32 l-2c. Other cuts in proportion. Cash with order. L. M. Player. rEW STYLES in Belt pins, Buckles, Hat pins. Daniels & Williamson. ANDY! CANDY. Fresh shipment to arrive today, 10c. and 20c. pound. Anderson 10c. Co. ARGEST STOCK Solid Gold Rings ever shown in Newberry. Daniels & Williamson. ASH GROCERY AND MARKET. Send trial order. We like opposition. We defy competition. Under no condition will we move from our position. As cheapest grocer and market in Newborn*. Phone 261 for trial. Jj. M. Player. 'UR PRICES are low, quality considered. If you want a piece of (' i jewelry I hat will give satisfaction f i and be a pleasure always buy from J Daniels & Williamson. * . 'j OR SALE?20 shares of I he bank <j stock of tlie National" Bank of VI Newberry at a bargain. Apply at The llerald and News office. PECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES accurately fitted to your eyes. Best quality lenses. Satisfaction guaranteed. Reasonable prices. Daniels & Williamson, W. JONES, THE PLUMBER, has opened shop just back of post office. 1 r-ti mates furnished on application. Repair work given prompt nttcnOLID GOLD Elgin or Waltham watches, $25.00. / Daniels & Williamson. OR SALE?MOO bushels Red Rust proof seed oats. J. Luther Mayer. lct2-Uaw-4t. 4 t ENUINE HAftD CUT GLASS we don't sell the acid cut. Daniels & Williamson.