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PERSONAL AND OTHERWI! Movements of Nowberrians and T Who Visit Newberry and Otli er Happenings. Mr. Robert llayne Tarrant, a J berry bov who holds a respon: position wit'll ;i large importing exporting firm in New Orleans sj the past summer in Kngland France on a pleasure trip. Rev. Geo. A. Wright, who lias 1 spending several days in Ilender ville, N. C., is expected home t? and regular service will be belt 'I he Rapt ist church on Sunday in ing and evening. The com mil will he administered at the mori service. Dr. .1. M. .hihnson left on Mm for Rallimore. Mrs. .1. \V. Humbert and Mrs. I>. Wiifbtman left yesterday for ( Court where they will hold a <lisl missionary meet ing. Mrs. Kmnl* R. Mcintosh i-; visi Dr. J ames Mcintosh. Mrs. (). Ij. Schumpert spent V nesday in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. \V. S. Spearman turned In Newberry on last Tuesi The Rachclor Maids will hoi special nu>eling at I he rooms of chamber of commerce ne>;| Tiles latlcrnoon at four o'clock. A meet ing is requested. I lie Weeks' ('oncerl Company, tirs| number in the lyeciun coi will appear in Holland hall on Oc er 10th. Those who have not se ed season tickets may secure lie at Mayes' hook store whore lliev now on sale. M r. S. (I. ('a rl er is now a I famous S|ore and mill he uhul have his I riemls call to see him. Miss llaltie Shelley, who has I visiting Mr. M. \\ . Shelley in S lanluirg lm* returned home. The Sumter Racing Associatio The Slimier Racing Association lake place on November 10 to 1'J An interesting prograiue has I arranged ami fine sport may he by those who enjoy that sort of Rot h | l ot | iny and running pu have been provided. K. G. JUSTUS ARRESTED Sheritl Buford Returning From I dersonville With Prisoner. Spa rl anbury, Sept. 'J!).- Shcrifl M. I?ulord, o| Newberry coiuitv, rived here tonight from llemler ville, N. (with K. (J. Justus, a tractor and builder, under an dus'lus is said to hi' wanted in ^ berry on the charge of jumpim; there, lie is in jail here toniuli The Slate. Sheri If !'u lord has Justus charge. I?a:l has been granted in sum of $.">00 but has not yet I given. To Solicit Subscriptions. Hen. \\ ilie Jones, chairman of Democratic parly. has appoi Messrs. ( . M, (5 a I lo way, chain and \\ . R. Rradford, both of the luinbia State, to name committee each county to solicit subscript to the Bryan campaign fund in i community. The commit lee named from community is \V. || .Wallace, Johnstone, and I'. T. Wyclie. ' are expected to call on the pr and solicit contributions. . The total amount raised and \ through the Columbia State as p ed yesterday is $ 1.21S.."IS. Of amount Newberry is put down as iug contributed $138.00. ( ounly (Miairman Dominick he has received from Libert v clu Cents collected on election day. II other (dubs took up collections should report promptly so that money may be acknowledged forwarded. Meteorological Record. September, l!X)S. Temperature. Mean maximum 82.5. Mean minimum (JO.2. Mean 71.3. Maximum 02; date 2nd. M iuituum hi; date 25) and 30. Greatest daily range. Precipitation. Total 1.01 inches. Greatest in 21 hours .71 inch', r.th. Number of days? With .01 inch or more precipit (>; clear II; fair 12; cloudy 7. Thunder clouds 2, -1, f>, 28. Auroras?'Magnificent displa Northern lights on night of lltl tween 8 and 0 o'clock. Right on 20 and 150. W. O. Peterson Cooperative Obscrv Now and then a mosquito goe: at night ou a bat.?News and Co SB. SHE LEAVES WITH CHILD hoae Mrs. Lake Leaves Her Husband Takes Child?Is Arrested in Columbia. Jew- in an issue of a few days ago m< >ible (ion was made of file hearing bef( and Chief Justice I'ope as to the custo !?(>?d of the small child of Mr. and M and Robert Lake, the father and inotl having separated, and each of tin been seeking the possession of the chi son- At the hearing an apparent reconci >day alion was elTected between the hi hi band and wife, and they underto orn- again to live together. nion I'.nt their domestic 1 if<? did not se< "in." (<> improv<- any. Some different seemed to exist which could not idav fully overcome. At last Mr. and M Lake agreed that they could gel alo M. better living in some other town fh irav Newberry, so arrangements were ma !rift lor them to leave veslerdav niorni lor Anderson. Lake sold several : 'in" tides of furniture, and got togotli something like $70.00 in cash. Wt i ed- nesday night very early husband a wife retired, both seeming happv a re- contented, expecting to get up eai rlay. the following morning to start d their journey. I'lieir little bov w he in ||u. |?.,i wiu, fand in I 'day poekut of Lake's trousers lav I full money to take his wife, his child a himself away from Hie scenes of (In the unpleasant differences. ii*sOj I >ut a rat her good looking worn, lob- accompanied by a child, boarded I cur- Southern passenger I rain that nil" kets about f) o'clock. A couide of Lak< are friends recognized in lhwdt?ahc wi and baby of their friend. Thev wc I ho house where Hu- Lakes h I to been living and a'Woke Lake. M Lake and the baby were n<>| the >ecn Lake said all of his money exec par- I i 11 \ cents was also gone, as well a new suil case and a revolver. La complained that lie felt dazed, a n. stale.I that lie fell as if he |,ad will under I he inlliieuce of some drug, As soon as ||k> young man coi !>een - el before Magistrate Please had caused a warrant lo be issued for I fun. departing wife, charging her wi I'ses grand larceny. Chief of |\d Adams telephoned I he police her quarters al Columbia to meet | train and arrest the woman if she w on. It was uo| long before he rece ten- cm! informal ion thai Mrs. Lake \\ in custody, and ilial the babv, mom pixtol and suit case were found wi ' M. her. ar- Chief Adams went lo Columbia vi son- lerdav morning, reluming yesterd con- afternoon with Mrs. Lake. The er rest, will be handled by Magistrate Blea >'<vw- Lake lias possession of |he chi bills Judge Tope having issued an ore it.? awarding him its custody. The von man says lie,.will not attempt to |j in with his wife any longer, the ? l)ei'n At Avclcigh Presbyterian Churc] I lie series of services preparatr to communion at the Aveleigh Pr bylerian church were begun Wedn the day night. The liev. C. M. Ho; tiled of Anderson, is assisting the past nan, he\. J. L. James( in these servic Co- I lie services Wednesday night w< s in much enjoyed by all. The serv ions :it night begins at 8 o'clock. Serv each also this morning at 11 o'clock a nighl al S o (dock. Saturday morni this and evening at the usual hours. Man cardial invitation is extended to i I'liey I 'ople Large Sweet Potatoes. Mr. L. E. Sligh, of Slighs, in t sent county, semis the editor of The II rint- aid and News by mail a sweet poti ihis that weighs three and one It liav- pounds, lie writes: "If you wish large one have a car placed says Sliglis. I his one is large enou 1) .">0 1' looks as if it were of the yell anv yam variety. they It will lake olny a few of | the size to make a bushel. The edi and I hanks Mr. Sligh for the potato n it is | he largest we ever saw, but our own use we prefer the smal variety. Garmany School. The (larmany school will open n Monday, October f>th. The sell will be taught this session bv Pi James Buzlumlt. The lrust< Messrs. J. Luther Meyer and .J. J. Brown and the teacher would be g if the patrons would take note of time for I he opening and have Hi date children present at the beginning the school. alion Little Jack Archhold sat in a eon Holding an oleaginous pie; lie stuck in his thi'inb and distrili y of o.l a plum, li be- And a seiuvtor winked his eye. frost ?News and Conri< If Mr. Bryan is really throi er. with him for the present, we are ] pared to give Col. Roosevelt a 1 * out j jolts?.but we don't wish to intcrr urier , Mr. Bryan.?News and Courier. NEW POST OFFICE BUILDING. to Letter to Congressman Aiken?Inspector to Come as Soon as Possible. Is- It) regard to the now post office of building which has been granted to to No wherry and the selection of the site for whach bids wore submitted rd some tune ago, it was stated by the pi? correspondent of the News and Coursh ior from Washington that it was pvoin, bable that an agent of the governby inent would be here by the 'Olh of gh this month to inspect the various al sites which have been submitted. Conin gressman Aiken wrote tho departse ment in Washington sometime ago ral making inquire as to when it was rd probable an agent would come to int'i sped the different sites proposed. Tn nt reply to that letter Mr. Aiken receives' eil the following letter. It seems that ug the last congress granted so many new government buildings that the n- force at the disposal of the departhe ment is unable to get around in very M. great haste. ihi Treasury Department, Washington. Sept. 19, 1008. Hon. Wyalt Aiken, Abbeville, S. C. of Sir: ll(] This department lias the honor to acknowledge receipt of your letter of |u, jtlie loth instant, in which you ask to l)V i be informed when an agent of the dei part men! will be sen! to Abbeville and Newberry, South Carolina, for the purpose of examining and report'r* in liio properties offered for Feder' al building sites at lliose places. j In reply, yon are informed that ' ' because of the exceptionally large l( number of sites authorized to he acquired under I lie provisions of I lie public building Act which became ' a law on May 30, 1008, it has lint p? been possible to take up the examina)(> tion of properties for sites in all localities at as early a date as the department. would have wished. Sites ('k in more remote Stales have been cxl,l> aminrd first, and as the agents finish he |ho?e States, they will take up the ('k Stales nearer by. The department has only a limited number of agents who '1(! have had experience in this work and i" will take up the Abbeville and Ncws0 berry cases at the earliest practicable lie date. Respectfully, M (Signed) L. A. Coolidge, m> Acting Secretary. dl COBURN'S MINSTRELS FINE. Win a Great Success in Raleigh Before an Enthusiastic Audience. (,0 Cobnrn's flreater Minstrels were u,j in Raleigh last night and a big audio ience at the Academy of Music voted r(. the performance a rattling fine one, a great big success. |,0 The ensemble was extraordinarily ,,n good, the first part setting being gorgeous and beautiful, the electric, ef. feds unique and attractive. The . singing was all to the good, t'he danc^ ing the kind I hat makes you t ime, t:he jokes of the lively class and the HI music of the right sort. N Tt was a real minstrel show in first 'H- N , i , part and in the oho m which many attractive vaudeville features were enjoyed. The audience was cnlhnaistie over the performance, which is n- one <>f high class. Ininstrelsy. The on company is a good one all through ng and it deserves big 'houses wherever ill it may appear. It won a big success ne in Haleigh.?Raleigh News and Observer. nt <' ohurn's fireater Minstrels will !]v a<npear at the citv opera house on Oct. ht 12nd 10S Amity Lodge, No. 87, A. F. M. j.ji A regular communication of Amity 0i. Lodtre. No. 87. A. I'\ M., will be held ,.n next Monday evening at 8.00 o'clock in Fraternity Ilall. Visiting brethren 0_ cordially welcomed. )W Van Smith, W. M. u._ J. II. M. Kinard, Secretary. he en Silver Street Lutheran Church, ill The Sunday school of Silver Street ?ts Lutheran church will meet next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. At 4 o'clock Rev. S. P. Koon will conduct p service. A cordial invitation is cx,^11 tended to all. on fk Drayton Rutherford Chapter U. D. C. ieh i The Drayton Rutherford Chapter, r. D. C., will meet with Mrs. Carwile 'ill on Tuesday the 0th Octobei, 1008, at ue four o'clock. 1? The mombers are requested to no>ne tifv the hostess the day previous to the meeting whether they will be able er, to attend or no1. po- . Mrs. fie* Jiil n-'oni-, to Secretary. nr- ? ? he The Archbvdd-McLaurin correspon1.") i deuce ended apparently just where it on ' might have become inr?resting.? ) News and Courier. . BEFORE JUSTICE POPE. I? Dr. Mauldin of Greenville Wants Forco Pharmaceutical Board to Grant License. jn- Dr. 0. A. Matthews, of Bonnet >re ville, chairman of the State Board dy Pharmaceutical examiners, came rs. Newberry yesterday, icr Mandamus proceedings were liea mi yesterday before Chief Justice Po Id. to require the State board to furni ili- a certificate to Dr. \V. II. Mauldi is- of Greenville, who was refused ! ok the board in June of t It is year thou; he held a diploma from the medic >m college of Baltimore. Dr. Mauld os had taken only a three years' com ho ami had never had any .praetii rs. work in a drug store, and the boa ng holds that it cannot issue a certi an eatc under (lie law to any applica do unless lie litis taken the four yeai ng course i11elu< 1 iiiexperience in a dri ir- store. icr Mr. O. K. Mauldin and W. 0. I5e 'd- el represented Dr. Mauldin and t ml board was represented by Mr. W. ' lid Dnnlap, of Hook Hill, and Nelsi Iv and X el.nui, of < 'olumbia. on ? ? ns Death of an Infant. ',0 The little infant daughter h(l Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Livingston <li ml last Tuseday, and was buried We ''ir nesday in Kosemoiit eeinctorv. T funeral services being conducted I Kev. Kdward Fulenwider. he Lutheran Church of the Redeenn I? liev. 1'hlward Knlonwider, pastoi There will be regular services ad ^ hurch of the Redeemer Sunda |,s I' a. in. the subject will be "T )<(l' Miracle at Xain." At 8 o'clock t ' pastor will preach on the words, " / t hii)?s are lawful unto mo, but ; |<(, things are not expedient: all thin nd im' nu'" 'Ul' ' will not brought under the power of any." ( I Cor. (J:12. ,1,1 Sunday school will be at 1 o'elo lie ^n,,day atternoon. The classes in t I,js catechism will be organized at t jU, ehuroh Friday afternoon at -I o'elo Parents are requested not to fori; l(|_ 1 he date, and also to sec that t ho children are present. The pastor w ns he glad to arrange a class for all tho iv- who wish to know more about t as doctrines and teachings of the churo >V) also for those who may wish to jo III, the church at the coming communin b*d Sunday in this month.' us- The public is cordially invited to ; ,,v services. CENTRAL METHODIST CHURC: Rev. J. W. Wolling, D. D., Pastoi 'or The regular communion servi ng will he held on Sunday morning, ai vo the members and all who may wish partake with this congregation a urged to be present and claim tin places. The sermon will be by t ,r.v pastor, the subject. "The op door." PS- , ' Sunday school now at 4 o'clock .' the afternoon and ail arc invited ' attend though only as visitors. night the worship'will be opened wi j a song service, and Dr. Wolling w speak on "Some Scripture war , inirs." nd ng A Norris Bros. Shows, lib flic Xorris Mros. shows which ope ed their engagement in Newberry Monday evening have been playi lus (,, house. There is no di moment in their show from the tii the curtain goes up until it is over. Last night they spread their tc ,l in Prosperity whore they gave on mie night's entertainment. Tonig ^they will return to Newberry a ?nen with the drama "The Jarr Boys," a great "Western plav. Spec his | scenery and costumes arc used f ln,'lthi^ play and those who like Wostc md plays are assured by the ma nap f()1 that this play will meet their appi Icr val. Another feature of the sh< will be the two Lacells' sketch ; lists who have boon playing on I vaudeville circuit, and who have ho ext S0(M,r?rt l\v the manager and w 00] give their specialties between a< >of tonight. M>Si Saturday night they expect ^ II Samuel Perkins, of Anderson, S. lad 1,10 nn(l winpr dancer, who w II,o dance against Mr. Green. Mr. Grc l0j,. now carries the medal for the bu ()p and wing dancers of Georgia, whi he won last winter jit the Orpliat theatre in Atlanta. The pri/.o w UM-t be given on Saturday night to n of these dancers. Tt will be left kilt- ''10 audience to determine which <i wins the prize. Mr. Goldenstein, the manag >r. wishes to thank the Newberry pi pie for their patronage and hopes igh see his tent filled tonight and torn >re- row night. The price will remain t Pew same, children 10 cents, adults upt cents. The tent will be located Mr. Pool's lot. REV. CALLENDER WILL RESIGN. | .?. i Will Accept Work in Virginia Near I Washington?Many Friends ! Here. Last week The Herald and News stated that the Rev. \\r. 10. Cullender, rector of the Episcopal church at Newberry, would tender his resigna- < tion and accept work in Virginia very ! near Washington. The following < pleasant notice concerning Mr. Callender is taken from t'lie Laurens Advertiser, and will receive the endorsement of the many friends of Mr. Cal- , lender in Newberry. Mr. Callender | has made many friends in this community not only among those who are j members of his congregation but our people generally, and they will all wish him well in his new work: ''Rev. W. E. Callender, rector of the Church of the Epiphany in this 1 city and Episcopal church of Newberry will at an early dale submit ' his resignation as pastor of these two : charges, and on November the first will become pastor of Falls church, in the suburbs of Washington, D. C. Mr. Callender left last Wednesday for Falls church, where he preached last ^ Sunday: just when his resignation will be submitted is not announced. "Mr. Callender and his excellent family have resided in Laurens for the two years past, during which time I hey have made numerous and strong friends, and their removal will be a matter of genuine regret. "Mr. Callender is an unusually en-r ergot ic pastor, thoroughly imbued with the greatln-ss of bis calling and < the sacredness of his work. His activities both here and at Newberry have resulted in inestimable good. I he field to which he goes olTors greater opportunity for the exercise ' of his energy and talen:.;. Mr. Callender 's friends here wish him well, wherever lie may go. "It is of interest to state that Virginia is Mrs. Calender's native State < and their leaving here is of the nature of a home-going for her." The Stork Visiting. The stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. fir. IT. Amick on Sept. 30th ? and left with them a .10 pound daughter. He is all smiles. A Visitor. Coming! Dr. I. E. Crimm, the well known <\ve specialist who is so well and favorably known to the people of New- I berry and county will lie in Newberry from Wednesday. October 7, to Saturday, October 17th, inclusive. 3 Positively no longer. Those who want scientifically, reliable fitted glasses at reasonable " prices will do well to call on Dr. Crimm. Examination free. Office over the old post office wif.h Dr. T. W. Smith. Note?Dr. Crimm does not call 3 from house to house; see him at his offico. AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES AT i Summer Brothers Co. LOST?One half grown red heifer calf with short horns. Left J. J. 3 r<angford's butcher pen about two weeks ago. Reward given if ret limed. t ( Boozer Bros. ( COTTON picking sheet at Summer Brothers Co. SEED RYE! SEED WHEAT James F. Todd. REPAIRING?Gasoline engines and j automobiles repaired at i Summer Brothers C.>. TO THE PUBLIC AND MY PATRONS?I will take pleasure in showing you my line of fall an<i winter goods, one of the finest ! lines ever shown in the Stale, from the old reliable house of Mason & Hanson, of New York City. T don't want you to hesitate to call in and see me and give me I your order for a suit. I feel thai 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 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. I E. T. Carlson. 4t-2law. BARLEY AND RYE AT Sumni'V Biothers Co MILK COW FOR SALE James F. Todd. FULL CREAM CHEESE at Summer Brothers Co. Cotton Market. Reported by 0. Molt. Holmes. [Jood Middling 8.90 a Strict Middling 8.90 Middling 8.90 ? |j Market weak. Cotton Market. (Corrected by Nat Gist.) Wood Middling 8 90 Strict Middling 8.80 Middling * g'7() A CARD. G. G. Sale, lawyer, will practice in ill the courts. Money to lend on ien years time at 6 per cent. For a time, may bo found at Master's office. SPECIAL NOTICES. J 1 CENT A WORD. No advertisement taken for 2ss than 25 cents. POST CARD ALBUMS 5c to $.1.00. Anderson 10c. Co. HOW IS THIS FOR A STARTER Standard prints, 7c kind, 5c.; Ginghams, G l-4c kind, 5c.; Check Homespun, 7c. kind, 5c.; White Homespun, 40 inches, 0 l-4c. kind, 5c; Outing, 12 inches, 12 l-2c. kind, 8 13c. Our stock complete bought \ei\, \ or\ low, and we are going to sell goods if prices will move them. ^ Moseley Bros. CHINA! CHINA! Japanese, German, and English. Anderson 10c. Co. FOR FRESH MEATS Phone 2G1. Choice cut 12 l-2c. Other cuts in proportion. Cash with order. L. M. Player. 3-LASS BOWLS for growing bulbs. Anderson 10c. Co. SOLID GOLD LOCKETS $4.00 up. Daniels & Williamson. TOYS! TOYS! dolls, pianoes, pistols, rolling chimes, balls, wagons, etc. Anderson 10c. Co. LATEST DESIGNS in Brooches and stick Pins. Daniels & Williamson. CREPE PAPER, fancy and plain. Anderson 10c. Co. BRACELETS of style and quality Daniels & Williamson. FOR FRESH MEATS Phone 261. Choice out .12 l-2c. Other cuts in proportion. Cash with order. L. M. Player. NEW STYLES in Belt pins, Buckles, Hat pins. Daniels & Williamson. CANDY! CANDY. Fresh shipment to arrive today, 10c. and 20c. pound. Anderson 10c. Co. LARGEST STOCK Solid Gold Rings ever shown in Newberry. Daniels & Williamson. 'ASH GROCERY AND MARKET. Send I rial order. We like opposition. We defy competition. Under no condition will we move from our position. As cheapest grocer and market in Newberrv. Phone 2(>1 for trial. L. M. Player. OUR PRICES are low, quality considered. If you want a piece of jewelry thai will give satisfaction j ! and be a pleasure always buy from '-j Daniels & Williamson. FOR SALE?20 shares of ibo bank m stock of the National" Bank of V Newberry fit a bargain. Apply at The Herald and News office. SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES accurately fitted fo your eyes. Best quality lenses. Satisfaction guaranteed. Reasonable prices. Daniels & Willi amson. A. W. JONES, THE PLUMBER, has opened shop just back of post otTlce. I .ti mates furnished on Application. Repair work given prompt attenSOLID GOLD Elgin or Waltham / watches, $25.00. Daniels & Williamson. FOR SALE?:J00 bushels Red Rust proof seed oats. T. Luther Maver. Oct2-l>taw-4t. GENUINE HAftD CUT GLASS we ^ k don't sell the acid cut. Daniels & Williamson. 1: