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NEWS OF ST. PAUL. New School House for Jolly Street. About Half Crop of Cotton. Personal Mention. St. Paul, Oct. 7.-The Rev. J. A. Sligh preached a most impressive ser mon to a large congregation on Sun d;4V Um,rning, at which ime the Sd's Supper was adiiinistered to those who wished. to partake. Thirteen youii,g boys and girls were confirmed, and about one hundred and forty par to.k of the Lord's Supper. Miss Ida Epting is visiting at the home of the Rev. J. A. Sligh. Mr. W. L. Kibler, who has been traveling in the interests of the Lutheran Church Visitor. for the past month. is a-t home for a while. after which he wi-il leave for Norton. N. Y., w'here lie has accepted a..position as principal of a high school. Mr. A. J. Bedenbaugh left Monday for Helena. where he will teach the Helena schoot this session. Mr. Berley Bedenbaugh will leave soon for Saluda, where he will teach te Cool Springs school. Mrs. Lizzie Boinest spenr: t.he past week with her daughter, Mrs. E. 0. Cjunts. of Prosperity. The weather in this section is ideal T4r cotton picking though rather dry an:d dusty. The cotton will soon be gazhered. about ha-if a crop being made by the farmers. Mr. Clyde Epting, a student of Newberry College, spent Saturday night and Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Epting. Mr. J. Livingston, of Newberry college, spent Sunday at !home with his parents. The Jolly Street school house has been torn down and rebuilt by Mr. J. H. Singley and Mr. J. W. Richard son. While this rearrangement will ,be more convenient for the pupils of the district, yet it is sad for us boys and girls who spent so many cold and dreary winter days in the old school house. where we first learned our A. B. Cs.. to pass the spot where it used to stand. The many friends of Mr. W. B. Boinest are glad -to -see him out again after having been confined to his room for the past fifteen weeks with fever. The signs now are that we will have rain before long which will be good for the farmers who want tro sow oats. * The pea crop is almost a failure in News From St. Phillips. S't. Phillips, Oct. 7.-We are gCad to see that the people are getting a good price for ceotton. The crops are very short and it will ail soon be * ~ open, and the fancy price will .help them out considerably. The chain gang is putting the roads in fine fix in tihis section. Mr. Miller and Mr. Riehardson are widening the road. making it 'look like a street, -whieh adds much to the looks of the homes that border on it. Some time thle ques-:i.n was debated about good o'ads. If we can get good dirt roads they will be less expense to the coun ty. 'Our roads are in fine shape, and it wilt be no trouble to go over :Them. The road is so level from Mgr. W. F. Rooni's to Mrs. W. F. Ruff's, it rides so good you forget you ever went over On October 3, at 9 a. mn., Miss Hait tie ,Banks and Mr. Edd Enlow were -Ihappily married at the parsonage, by Rev. J. J. Long. Miss Hattie Banks is the daughter of the Glate Capit. John F. Banks. who served two terms at the house of Representatives. We wish t.hem much success athroughou.t life and we hope their life will be a happy one and pleasant to them. O)n tie third Sunday there will be services at St. Philips at eleven a. mi. and ':here will also be two services on the fifth Sunday. Mr. Loamma Ruff spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of his aunt, Mrs. WV. F. Ruff. Miss Sarah Banks has returned to Cedar Springs Insti:tute where she will begin her school work. Miss Teddie Maybin, of Newberry. is visiting at the home of Mr. Benj. Half aere. Mr. R aihn Koon and family returned S,Lynehburg, S. C.. where he will hezin teaching school. His sister. Miss .Laura Koon. also went with Miss Lillia:n Halfaere spen': last week with her sister. Mrs. Lula Wick 'ar. near Pomaria. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Livingston and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheely, of Po maria, visited at Mr. W B Kibler's last week. . Mr. A. B. Piester and family visit ed relatives at Prosperi-ty last Sat urday and Sunday. Will close with much success to The Herald and News. Wade. Cirls need lots of exercise, except at lpling :niother around t'he house. The average man is your ver*y good fi.:iax til he has chance to prove it. RESOLUTIONS. * The following resolutions were uLnanknously adoptled by SergeUl Tribe, No. 24, . 0. R. M.: Whereas. the State Great Council of The Daughters of the Degree of Pocahoutas Iiproved Order af Red Men of South Carolina was institu ted in the Reservation of Bergell Tribe on the 5th day of October, 1909. Be it resolved: Thar we, the members of Bergell Tribe, most respectfully thank Hon. George S. Mower, for this hearty wel coime o'n the part of our sister fra ternities of Newberrv, and Hon. F. H. Dominick in our behalf. Resolved. second, That we thank The members of the West End cornet band for their sweet and iuspiring music furnished us on the occasion. Resolved, That we thank the Coun tv officials for the use of the build ing once used as a court house. Resolved, That we t:hank brothers Cannon G. Blea. J. H. Chappell. and Ollie Smith for their untiring labors in making our supper to the guests the most magnificent spread ever fur nished in the Town. Resolved, That we thank the daugh ters of the Pocahontas cotucil of our Town for the assistance givenusatall .times and especially Mrs. Atta way and Mrs. Bouknight and Misses Spence, Abrams, Clamp, Leopard, and all others for their faithful services in preparing the tables. Resolved, That we thank each mem ber of the degree team for their ser vices and for the success made by them in giving the degree and espe cially Bro. Otto Klettner and con graitulate him on the efficiency of his team and ithe great victory won in the instituting of this Great Coun cil. Resolved, That we thank Brother B. 0. Epting for preparing the meats for the supper and say to him "Well done." Resolved, That we thank our high lv esteemed and -distinuished brother, Cole L. Blease. for the efficient man ner in which he presided as Master of Ceremony. Resolved. That we thank -:he press, especially The Herald and News, for the many courtesies extended to us in advertising and for the elaborate de scription of the institution of G. C. of Pocahon,tas and said entertainment. Resolved. That we 1thank Mr. R. L. Eptiing for use of chairs and other courtesies shown. Cole L. Blease, 0. Klettner, 0. 0. Smith, C. G. Blease, Committee. Tribute of Respect. Whereas. i'rt hath pleased God in His wise providence to remove so suddenly from our midst, from the conreation and the missionary socie ty of Grace e:burch. Prosperity, S. C., our devoted friend and co-worker, Mrs. Rosa Simpson Duncan. therefore be it resolved, Firs:, That we bow in humble sub mission to Him, who 'loveth all and doeth all things well. Second, That while we feel deeply the loss which our church and society has sustained, we sorrow not as those who have no hope, for when .the day's work is well done we shal' too rest in the mansions on high. Third. That while we are so moved by this sudden dispensation let it be a tender incentive 'to 'lead each of us loser to tihe loving Saviour. Fourth. That we extend to the sor rowing husband. children and sister our hear: felt sympathy. praying the rich blessing of God upon them. Fifth. That a copy of these reso utions be inscribed in the minutes of our missionary society, a copy be furnished to the coun-ty papers. and a copy be sent to the family of the deceased. Miss Gertrude Simpson. Mrs. A. N\. Crosson. Commit tee. Meteorological Record. Meteorological Record for month of Sepicember. 1009. Temperature. Mean Maximumii 82.6 Mean IMinimumi 62.0 Mean 72.3 . Maximum. 94: date 1st. Minimum. 42 : date. 29th. Greatest daily range 38. Precipitation. Total 4.32 inches. Greatest in 24 hours 1.62; date 16. Number of days with .01 inches or more precipitation 9: clear 10; fair 6; eloudy 14. Dates of Thunderstormns 13. 16. 2nd. 11:45 p. mn. very bright me Iteor from S. to N. Remnarkable fo size and brightness. 2b. Aurora Borea1li, .is at dusk. W. G. Peterson. Keep Your Moi We have received a letter from the in which they say: "State in your advertisements that return to Newberry for loans or inves the company receives from that locali pany has done more than this and hope (Signed) A. SEE WHAT STATE C INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ST Mr. W. A. McSwain, Newberry, S. I Dear Sir: Replying to yours of the 9t1 ern Life & Trust Co., of Greensboi licensed by this department and is co In all cases where they register t: amount of their reserve are deposited tection of their policy holders and ar< pose. Yours very truly, (Sign INSURA DEPARTMENT, S'I Mr. W. A. McSwain, Newberry, S. Dear Sir. I should say that the Souther was WORTHY of CONFIDENCE. By t] ending 1908, now before me, it show and surplus to policy holders of cE $130,152.00. Yours very (Sig Buy your life insurance policies f] money in this Community, where it i: for our young people and for the dev Our rates are a little lower and di company operating in this section. If you fail to see us before you clo: ance we both lose. Call at our office, write or 'pbone 1 SECURITY LOAN & INVES1 J. N. McCAUGHRIN, Treas. :b The First Cough * v~en thoughnot severe, hasa1 *tive membranes of the throat Coughs then come easy all win dIghtest cold. Cure the first ci a et up an inmamlne in the deli g lungs. The best remedy is 8YIUP. It at ocets right i oes the cause. It Is free fro: * ?4hihfd s tra dut. 25 cenlt MAYES' DRT ANNOUNCFEMENTS. For Mayor:I I am a candidate for reelection to the office of Mayor, subject to the Demoratic primary. I ihave tried to jI enforce the laws of the town without stand as my pledge for the future. J. J. Lanigford. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Mayor for the year 1910, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. Cole L. Blease. For Alderman Ward Two: J. R. Green is announced for Al derman for Ward 2, and will abide rules of Democratic party. For Alderman Ward Three. I hereby announce myself as candi date for election as Alderman from Ward 3. and if elected will endeavor togivemy best se'rvice to the interests. not only of the Ward, but of the en tire City. .C. H. Cannon. 1 For Alderman Ward Four: I hereby announce myself as a can Ididate for -re,.eleePion as Alderman from Ward 4 of the town of Newhber ry. subject to the Democratic pri mary. I d.esire to thank the voters of my ward for their ge-enrous suppor: at the last election, and pledge my self, if re-elected, to use my utmosti efforts for the advancement of 'the town and for the interests of my ward. .Geo. W. Summer. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Alderman from Ward four (4) subject to the Democratic pri mary. E. L. Rodlesperger. IFor Alderman Ward Five: (re C. Evans is hereby nomina ol1 for r e-elee-tion as alderman from Wan!d 5. and if elected, will give the iCU at HomeY Southern Life & Trust Company, it is the policy of the company to tments the net premiums which ty. You might say that the coi s to continue to do more than this. W. McALISTER, President. FFICIALS WRITE: ATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Raleigh, March ioth, 1909. i inst., I would say: The South -o, is chartered in this State and nsidered SAFE and SOUND. aeir policies the securities to the with this department for the pro CONSIDERED AMPLE for this pur ed) JAMES R. YOUNG, Insurance Commissioner. 'ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Columbia, March ioth, 1909. i Life & Trust Co., of Greensboro, ie annual statement for the year total assets of about $675,000-00 pital $300,000.00 and surplus of truly, ned) F. H. McMASTER, Insurance Commissioner. om this agency and keep your 3 available for use in buying homes elopment of our community. vidends a little larger than any 5e the contract for your life insur is. 'lENT COMPANY, AGENT, W. A. McSWAIN, Sec'y. of the Seasen, dA endency to irritate thte sensi-. and delicate bronchial tu bes. er, every time you zake tne )gh before it has a chance to. * ate capillary air tubes of theg QUICK RELIEF COUGH at the seat of trouble an~d re a Morphine and4isas safe for S hG STORE. FA.RM FOR SALE OR RENT. Newberry County, 50 acres, 40 in ~ultivation, two miles of Little Moun ain, S. C. Good buildings, water and ne orchard. Clay soil; high school d church two miles. Connected with elephone system. For further infor nationi write J. E. Monts, Little Mountain, S. C. 104-09-8t. NOTICE )f Opening of Books of Registration For Speciai Election for the Pur pose of Authorizing $35,000 Sewer Extension Bonds and $5,000 Water Extension Bonds in the Town of Newberry. Notice is hereby given that the ooks of registration of the Town of fewberry will be opened at my office u the 11th dlay of October, 1909, or the registration of the names of ualified electors of the said town or the special election to be held in ie said tovin on the 2nd day of No ~ember, 1909. for the purpose of au iorizi ng $35,000 Sewer Extension onds and $5.000 Water Extension bonds : and1 that the said .boks will ye kept open for a period of ten days. 0. L. auzha-rdt, spervisor of Registration for the Town of Newberry. REGISTRATION NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the ooks of registration for the town of Sewberry, S. C., will be open Oct. 2, .909, and the undersigned as Super risor of Registration for the said :own will keep said books open every lay from 9 a. m. until 5 p. m. (Snu lay excepted) including 'the 1st day >f December, 1909. 0. L. Buzhardt. Supervisor of Registration. A styp to-dynx. Has cured itch magically for others [n Newberry and will cure for youI for sale at taa reSoe Bacon Says: The mould of a man's for1 hands. A small income, prudentlN ly cared for, will accumul for a happy old age; whilc recklessly squandered in I unnecessary expenses, ust petence, and leaves noth forts and necessities of lat A bank account furnishe safest way to handle your dence and system. 4 0o Interest Paid on ! The account will receii The Commer Of Newber JNO. M. KINARD, J. Y. Mc President. Cashie The News and Courier Wil in Prizes as Maxwell Touring Car... Buick Touring Car. ....... Maxwell Runabout ....... Six $350 Kingsbury Pianos.. Six $100 Furniture Outfits. Six $65 adies' and Gentlemen's Six $50 Bank Accounts . - .. . Six $40 Gold Watches . . . . . . Six $25 Trunks......... Total........... - If interested clip out the Nomination I at once to contest department The New NOMINATION I hereby nominate M................... Address.. .. .. . . .. .- - District... .. .. .. ..-.. . . My Name is Address .. .. .. .. .. . --. Profession .. .. .. .. .. .. . . This nomination ballot, when properl votes. Only one ballot will be credite Under no circumstances will the nan tion be divulged DAILY BA TEN VOTES M... .. .. ...... .... Address. .. .. .. .. .. . . District... .. .. .. Subject to the rules of The News and We Oflei 500 of good .andChevi French i buttons, t and seat s 100 pairs worth $5.00 a pair gomn: 100 pairs worth $4.00 a pair gomfl 100 pairs. worth $3.00 a pair goim, roo pairs worth $2.Cio a pair gomn! 100 pairs worth $1.25 a pair goi Extra values and never offere need money, must have it, and if line come and buy from 0. K L BT The Fair and Squ :une is in his own and systematical ate a competence a large income, ligh-living and for Lally wastes a com ing for the com er years. s the easiest and income with pru Savings Deposits. -e proper care at cial Bank, ry, S. C. FALL, 0. B. MAYER, r. V. President. I Give Away $7,330 Follows: .... $1,600 ...........1,400, 550 . . . . . ..1100 600 Tailor-Made Suits 390 300 . . . . . . . . . 240 150 . . . . . . . .. .$7,330 lallot and Daily Ballot and send s and Courier, Charleston, S. C. BALLOT. y filled out, will cou'nt for z,ooo d to a candidate. ce of anyone making a nomina LLOT. FOR ourier's con:tes. Is! Pants! the Greatest Values Ever Shown. Pairs Pants cuality Cassimere ot,diagonal weave, vaistbanid, patent ape covered crotch earns, t wo pockets, atch pockets. at only $2 89 at only $2.25 ~at only $1.79 at onlyv13 at only 97c. d at such low prices. We you need anything in cur TNBR,