The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 20, 1908, Page FOUR, Image 4
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E. H. AULL, EDITOR.
Entered at the Postoffice at New
berry, S. C., as 2nd class matter.
Tuesday, October 20. 1908.
u wing to a rush of advertisements
and the sickness of our printers yes
terday The Herald and News failed
to make the mail last night. We will
try to avoid this in the future, but
sickness will come and the merchants
mast tell the people of the values they
have to offer and The Herald and
News tries to be accommodating and
to serve its customers and its sub
seribers.
On a recent visit to Abbevile we
had the pleasure of meeting the two
veteran editors of that city-Gen. R.
R. Hemphill, of the Medium and Mr.
Hugh Wilson, of the Press and Ban
ner. These two gentlemen were edit
ing the same papers when the editor
of The Herald and News went to Ab
beville to teach school in the fall of
1880. just twenty-eight years ago.
They are still young and . vigorous
and active.
Gen. Hemphill is recovering from a
recent spell of sickness but is re
gaining his strength very rapidly and
is looking well and is feeling well. In
fact he has changed very little in ap
pearance since we first met him. Mr.
Hugh Wilson grows younger as the
years come on and we can see no dif
ference in his personal appearance
or in his activity.
May both these veterans live many
years yet and continue in the active
service of their country. Both have
promised to visit Newberry during
A. R. P. Synod.
We admire the Greenwood spirit
and commend the enterprise and
pluck of her business men. When
the committee to visit this thorough
going city to raise money to assist in
the survey of the proposed trolley to
Edgefield, the people turned
out and a committee was appointed
and the necessary funds pledged. Mr.
Kenneth Baker, a former Newber
rian is mayor.
Abbeville has a beautiful opera
house and a handsome court house,
both but recently finished.
The handsomest drug store in th<
State is at Abbeville and is ownei
by Dr. W. T. Milford.
Sent by Newberry..
Thie following ' pipeaired in the Co
lumbia State on Sunday. This is thi
result of the work of the specia
committee appointed a few days ag,
by Mr. C. M. Galloway as centra
State chairman, composed of W. B
Wallace, Alan Johnstone and C. 'I
Wyehe.
The $88.00 was sent by Mr. W. E
Wallace some time ago. What i
done for the party in this directio
must be done quickly:
To the Editor of the State:
I enclose check for $18.85, furthe
contributions handed me to be foi
warded for the Bryan eampaign funi
making $106.85 that I have sent yoi
The contributors are:
W. F. Brown ............. ..$1.0
W. A. Hill ....... ........-10
E. S. Werts ... ...... ......-.-1.0
M. A. Carlisle .... .........-. 10
Dr. C. T. Wyche ........ .... 1.0
W. A. Moseley........------10
Cash ...... ...... ......----.
J. F. Brown ........ ......--10
P. L. Langford .... ..... ....10
Alan Johnstone ...... .....--.10
B. H. Caldwell .... .........-1.C
J. C. S. Brown ..... .. ...-.-.14
Joe M. Brown .........
Jno. M. Kinard .... ...-...... 1
S.. S. Cunninaham. ......-.--.-.
Mrs. Olivia C. Stewart .......
E. H. Leslie .... .....-----.1
Total..... .......-- --..
W. H. Wal'ace.
Newberry. S. C.. Oct. 16, 1908.
.Griffn Gets the Offce.
The supreme court dismissed t
netition for a mandamus in the ca
of Moore against Griffn. This is t
ease from Colleton county in whi
Moore claimed that Griffn. who w
declared the nominee by the coun
and State executive committees, h
not comonlied with the law in fili
the expense account of the prima:
Griffin gets the ofilee. The eoi
heard the arguments Friday and tl
isuel the following order:
"TPaon the petition herein, a 'x
of cor1iorari was issued by Associ
Justice %. A. Woods, directed to
State Democratic execeutive comn
tee. r'oa,iring that committee to e
fy to this court their proceedings
the errtter of the contest between
B. Moor and .T. 0. Griffin, canididt
SAndYN
Again this week price cutti
Last.week was a busy week I
merchandise. Every hour w
py band of shoppers that wil
furious. Be on hand and fc
Tremendous Sale I
Received by S;
brown and black.
size is here you c
suit. Come at o
Tremend(
Over rseventef
will sell you a co
- fellow can buy tr
tening to some sl
our prices, they
* - Newberry's chea
ger's the home of
Grand Display
- etc. 25c. val
Everyhc
I crowded v
wanger's,
and you g
Dress Goods!
Over 1000 bolts Dress Goods t
newest weaves in this great sal
jdress or skirt until you see this i
1 Silks! Sill
Over 5000 yards beautiful daz
fects, blocks and all colors specia
price cutting and bargain giving
CALU
0for the office of supervisor in the
county of Colleton. TXe committee Mr
having certified their proceedings to in you
othis court, the court having heardada
oargument thereon, is of the opinion ness
othat the contestee, J. 0. Griffin, comn- ns
plid wth he tiauteof the State vn
0and the constitution and rules of the many
0Democratic party in filing his pledge ciated
0and st'atemenit of expenses, and that ed for
no error of law was committed by the
SFate Democratic executive commit
tee HOW
''The court, therefore, adjudges
that the return to thie writ is suffi- The I
ient and that the proceedings here-i Ci
__in be dismissed."I
The
Greetings to President Harms. gram
sider.
The Phrenakosmian Literary socie- [show
tv gave~ a ree&ptionl on Friday even- sight.
ing in hi no*r of President Harms. Mr. hippo
seHarms was a member of this society Iwithi
e dring his college days. 1the g
aThe reception was held in the au- is au
as diiumin of Holland Hall. ms
y Addresses of greeting were made i h
ad by Mr. Mi. L. Kester of the Phirenia, ifth
ag kosain society; Alan Johnstone on elow
7. the part of the Excelsior society;
rt Miss Marie Summer, on behalf of the
en Philomathian sa'eletyv: and Dr. A. J. n
Bowers on behalf of? the faculty. pet
te IPredent Hiarms.
-Only members oft the several so- a1
t- ietis an the facuhy*' and their fam loa,.
inilies were present. from
J. 1 Ice cream and cake were served and pie.
BUY
ellH
ou Will Bt
ng will be in order, everything und
ere. Thousands of customers iin
as a busy one, and the reason was
1 line o'r store from one end to the
how the crowds to where Caldwe
.4adies' Coat Suits.
aturday's express 15 Suits in blue, I
These suits are samples. If your bro
:an save $10,00 to $15.00 on your lig'r
nce, delays are dangerous. An,
ius Sale Coats ad Jacets. anc
anc
n hundred i, this grand display. We ed
at or jacket cheaper than the other Sh<
ern. Don't tarry on the wayside lis- an
-k tongued salesman trying to beat ancwit
cannot. Just follow the crowds to
est store, 'tis Caldwell & Haltiwan- y
low prices. Gr
of Suitings in Plaids, Stripes,
,ues this week 12 1-2c. yard. O
llinery! Millinery
iur, every minute of the day you v
ith hat buyers. There's a reason i
ent, that makes all weil dressers bl
Newberry's most up to date millin
t the newer of the new.
Dress Goods!!
seet from. All the world's
. Don't think of buying your
~reater display.1
s! Silks!!!
zing Silks in stripes, Persian ef
1ly priced for this great week of
WELL&H
The Undersellers of Up-to-d
Card of Thanks.ouoftecrsrigw
Editor: Please allow us roompikdotabenc1
rpa,per to thank the people onerodbtthyae
.1for their many acts of kind- Tewr fteco
nd sympathy during the siek-HoesLnnShwi
nd death of our little son, Al-da afe dy,sthyt
'ho died Oct. 5th, 1908. Your srnignwjksa
kind acts .are gratefully appre- uo hi owres
and may you be richly reward-tanthmebrso
them.Tel asr ofe audeclov
Mr.andMrs Jhn urnr. Howe's London Show is
_____day___afOtcrer 27. asteyt
harttheClon Paysii a po thi rcorersG,
rcu aFeaui It Sc- ilraind emebes Offt
Ther aretime durngtel asWhe aumdiene ef
when therei olown la clon Big rcetocss
cus theantre neintan S tc- Giler tand eeks ..n
droe rac wll~ilo swrm~aftarhTe tatic
emwn Thpaee t o apcircusfpro- othing If jTey
is oundertod b theldsa er ou t .nl re .nal
ikl.The resene ofin the whul b eiee effe a
whntere lw tot be cownd ich e wnt the caes.
wdthng in ah fnex ant The er thuateiie We
roae brnk will malmo. sw ry urnexat icuthnl
em Te intermln th (prien sI~ fromnohgi a res o
eund.eets they wul diapeao t b s-visicn wheasable
-kly. Thei wrers of the cloown shul blieve uhso ati
rorit an fosl dere whnf* ithelaim to a prc iea (t
et irus wich would tberuie m ake al(l the ' risk.The
were~ ln~ anlwd tb crowd whiore wan etS th peo
nigis wit iner. The et ry- to stantiate. We al
ar cbrn,rfV nt lae. tt r y R xalE 5ldi .M ur-To
Sithemingin ofithd ofitien- prepaed fonlmke ates
hstre ten woul no e suszn- w]penae pem
-n uire r.iit hei make-~~n >,ell' mor hote
VAT
ii or Less!
erpriced to meet low priced cotton and short crops.
ed our counters gathering the rich bargains of choice -.
our low prices. Again we say come and join the hap
other. Tuesday morning selling will start fast and
l & Haltiwanger will .cut it for you.
SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!! SHOES!!!!
1l kinds of Shoes. little, big,
ad and narrow, heavy and
t, all solid leather, built by
erica's best shoemakers IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE
warranted to give wear 0 XUOLAS
l service. All speclally pric- BY
** FOR SALE BY
for this week. Douglas Caldwell and Haltiwanger
l sells more shoes than any m- nufacturer in the world. Get acquainte
the Douglas line of shoes and your winter shoeing will be over. Brin
ir feet to Caldwell and Haltiwanger's.
eatest line novelties in Neckwear ever shown by a Newberry
;tore.
rer 1000 new style Belts on display. Ask to see them.
! Millinery!!!
ill find our millinery department
)ec'ause our hats have the newer
iy their hats from Caldwell & H alti
ery store. Buy your hat from us
'Ihings you want and things you will haYe to have.
Thousands of yards 40 in Sea Island 4c yd. Bales of Checked
domespun 4c yd. Bales of Sheeting, Rolls and rolls of Jeans,
housands of yards of Outing, red and white Flannels, hundreds
>f pairs of Pants; everything specially priced for this mighty Price
utting Sale every day this week at
Caidwell & Haltiwanger's.
ALTIWANGER,
at Merchandise.
uld never be medicine we wouild have any demand turned and said.
nons on the for. "Twenty-eight.
Rexall Macu-Thne is quiickly ab- " Good!" said the man; --I guess
7ns with the sorbed and carriedi by the blood until ed just rights' and walked off.
not the same it thoroughly disinfects and cleanses Philadelphia Ledger.
ke delight in the entire mucous membranous tract,
1 new trieks destroys and removes the parasites TOWN MEETIN~G.
which enter- which injure and destroy the mem
e troupe as branous tissues, soothes and heals A meeting of the Democratic party
the irritation and soreness, stops the of the Town of Newberry, S. C., is
here Tuesday mucous dischar'gc. and builds Up hereby called to be held in the Coun
strong, heal: hy :ie, relieves the eil Chauiber on Tuesday, Nov. 3,
.-. blood and system of diseased matter, 1908. at 8 o'clock p. in.. for the pur
'ACTS. stimulates the mueo-eells. aids diges- pose of providing for the nomination
tion and improves nutrition until the 'of officers for the ensuing year and
er to Cure whole body vibrates with healthy ae- for such other business as may pro
ie Costs tivity. In a comparatively short time perly be brought before it.
Fail. ' there is a most noticeable gamn mf By order of the executive commit
weight. strength. rood color amd feel- tee.
cts a cure in ing of buoyancy. o. B. Mayer,
umd when we We urge you to try Mueu..Tone. be- T. H. Hunt. Chairman.
our personal ginning a. treatment today. At any Seermetary. -
eost the user tim e you1 are not satisfied. simply -
cure Catarrh, come and toll us. .,nd we wJi qucl NOTICE TO DRAW JURY.
that people r'eturn' your moner withont gnestion
least put our or quibble. We have Rex:ll Mamcu- Noieishrb -ie thtth n
st when we Tone in two sizca, 00. amnd 1 .00 -d eise.ejuy comissnera,h for
se are facts Gilder and Weeks. Neufoerry, s. C. Nebernd ury Coy,sionr, for)a
wae t embr tosatisfied Curiosity. o'clock A. M., Oct. 31st. 190)$, in the
wa thedicin A crowd of small boys were grath- office of the clerk of court, openly and. '
.iptimedoeme ered about the entrance of a circus Ipublicly draw the names of thirty-si
rptio waf Ca tent in one of the small eities in New men who shall serve for one weekas
2ord of thirty Hampshire one ay. trying to get a court o~ theneal term ofwhicwl
'dit. alioinse of the interiur. A man stand- covn 'n the 16t ay of Nordber,il
Rtxllketn te . akd: u tohe -Jno. L. Epps,
other cata.rrh tikttkr es si. adcutWnm. W. Cromer.
ea ifhore thma the pas. Jno. C. Goggans,
al t rughly the fl1mtner a requested. and IJuryv Commissioners for Newbery
a exall cu-hW'' h ato bi e ~ IConty., S. C.