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E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New "erry, S. C.. as 2nd class matter. Tuesday, November 2. 1909. The voters in the city primary will take notice of the adtion of the citizens meeting in amending the rules requiring that registration be closed five days .before the primary, and that a certified copy of the reg istration list for each Ward be pre pared by the registration officer, and turned over by him to be used by the managers for each Ward. T,his will prevent registering voters on the election day, a town registration be ing necessary to vote in the primary. There is ample time for each voter to secure registration by the time speci fied. The fire on Sunday afternoon might have been a great deal worse but for the faithful work of the department. This fire emphasizes the importance of enforcing the ordinance as to the ereetion of frame buildings. If the elements had not been favorable the whole of the business section might have been laid in ashes. There was no breeze and the pump at the power house worked beautifully and gave a strong pressure and some six streams were thrown on the fire. The other old wooden builaings ought to be condemned and pulled down. This should be done even if the town has to pay for the buildings. It would be eheaper than to have the whole town laid in ashes. This section in rear of law range is a regular fire trap which should no longer exIst. Congressman Aiken calls our at tention 'to the fact that in reprinting the article "Palmy Days of the Old Academy at Willington," that the headlines stated -that it was an Edge *field school.'' We did not. observe this error though we knew that Wil lington was in Abbeville county. * Congressman Aiken says that it "was in Abbeville county on the' Savannah side and was never any nearer Edge .field county than the present site is now. The famous old school was about a mile from the -town of Wil Iington, on the Savannah valley rail road, between MokCormiek and Cal thoun Falls.'' We are pleased to make the correction. There ought 'to be some provisionI 'to pay the volunteer fireinen for the ' damage t.hey sustain to wearing ap parel at a lire such as we had Sunday afternoon. They give their time and risk their lives to save the propertyI of others and as was the ease Sun day many times many of' them ruin whole suits of elothes. T3his makes a ~havy loss at least on some of the .mnembers. * ~Senn-Strobel. Miss Carrie 'Strobel and Mr. Thom - as Senn, of Newvberry, were happily married at the Baptist church on Sunday evening, 24th inst. The bride never looked 'handsomer than on this auspicious occasion. She came ini ehurch gowned in. white satin and lace with bridal bouquet, leaning on the arm of her sister, Mrs. Henry Parker, matron of honor, also dressed in white messaline. The groom came in with Mr. Henry Parker and met his bride at t-he altar, where the Re-v.' * J W. Blanton in an impressivve' manner made them husband and wife. The bridal chorus played on the or gan by Mrs. Paul Anderson gave forth sweet strains during the cere mony. Many congratulations are. ex tended this happy couple.-Horse Creek Valley News, Oct. 30. ,OPENING BOOKS. Notice is hereby given that in ac cordance with a.commission issued to the undersigned, by the Secretary of State, books of subscription to the capital stock of the Aull Lumber Co., 'will be opened at eleven o'clock on Wednesday, November 3, 1909, at *the office of The Herald and News at Newberry, S. C. E. H. Aull. N. E. Aull. L. B. Au-Il. C'orporators. The old lady had had a severe ill ness, and she wvas r%lating its vielsi tudes to a friend or two in the gro eer's shop when the minister came in. See fi Don't put off buying that late. I have a complete si M--and remember that my SUITS. W Yf' The house beautiful is made up .of many parts, nd one of the most important of these is the linning room. Your dinning room furniture aeeds your special care i-: selection No where :an you find so wide a r:mge of -election at a price within your means as at our store. Have ou seen our dinning room set at $51.50 - DRESSERS. WHAT EXPERTS SAY About our furniture i, what every one says. n design it is the most elegant and artistic; in style. it is faultless an I novel, and in conveni ence, durability and finish it is unsurpassed. These are high qualities, but the facts are self evident I have a nice shipment of Nea come and look them o;ve r. It it a says the Argonaut. land; South 'b: "it 's only by the Lord's mercy," Harris place.; se piously declared, "tbat i'm not and the "Homn in heaven tonight!" 3. The "Sh -..---- taining Nine hi GREAT LAND SALE AT UNION, more or less, i S. C., NOVEMBER 15th. .ship; bounded The "undersigned as Executors of, gets Creek and and under and by virtue of the au- East by Mrs. thority and po,wer conferred on them on South by C< in, the last will of Ann E. Rice, de- ter Harris lan ceased, will sell on Monday, Novem- Kraft place (i her 15th, 1909. at Eleven 0O'clock A. 4. Black R M. (11 A. M.) before the Court House Four hundred Door at Union. S. C., at public auc- or less, in Got tion, upon the terms of one-third bounded Nortli cash, the balance upon a credit of place (now S. one and two years, payable in equal Sims land; Sou annual instalments with interest on and West by eah instalment from day of sale, se- land. ured by bond of the purchaser's and 5 . The "Ste mortgages of the premises, purchas-- ing Four hund ers to pay for pappers and recording in Goshen Hi] and the bonds to provide for ten per North by the ( ent. At.torney's fee in case of suit Home place;: or foreclosure, or collection by an place; and We Attorney after due; and the pur- et. al. lands. chaser to have the option of paying 6. The "Da all cash; the following trae,ts of ing Fourteen] land; alin Union County: five acres, mo The "home" place, thirteen htun- Keys and Gos dred acres, more or less, in Goshen and bounded Hill Township, bounded on the North Iplace and J. E by land of t.he estate of W. 'H. Gist; the Jones pla ol the East by land of J. T. Douglas, Rie;anW and public road: on the South by Coleman and Jones land and( the ''Dana'' place; 7. The Lee and west by the Stephens place. teen hundred 2. The "Briggs place'', Seven] tween Fair F< h undred acres more or less, in Goshen River, in Uni< ui Thwnship : bounded on the Nort a Nort h by Fai by the D)eArcy P. Duncan land; by the land o: B.. E Pt Suit and Stove or Ran .ock of everything to fu prices are made to suit This is our Celebrated Gold It contains 80 coils of tempere We have a 'Ueautif i. i of ranging in price from This No. 8, 20-inch oven, y one of the largest and best st< for only - - - . t and Up-to-date Rockers pleasure for us to show oc the W. H. Sarter'Malone places. West by Jones place8.Te"falr place."i'udrd ad elton Lee place,'' con- m r rls,i 1 ndred and fifty acres,,ouddothb a ~oshen Hill Town-'Fsrlad nE on the North by Pad-lndadPhlliDu the Mobley land; onbyteJhR.S i*. S. Codleman 's land;Menileubir 1eman and W. H. Sar- Ws yteMle i; and on West by9.TeBgnv Low Going). tmn ite u >k place, containing o es nBgn nd eleven acres, more buddNrhb hen Hill Township; Iai)ln ido by the Goudelock *wYrFrs n M. Rice) ; East by the o K'~iI th by .the Ducket land;:Ksi.1~ i J~i 3'rei Le ad ohe S ix und r e a~ nd -t f redaces,moe o lssore olaess an oer 1 Tonshp; ounddo1.ne Norh by fi lnds Est y heoste anion o'E:pe ~ou bythe a by Drhe Co.,"R fron ~~~~Wst by theJ.E Millrtet~mMi Eert Lnn" pace co tai-Saiing us site hu re ~~~or less, in CrsBilir ogans ~~~~bone orth by teSehn fUin nw Minerlan; astby avirs torend frdof ~e;outhby Eore Ftetand Frunnin 1n reen Lee land ohers. aonded east :bd o: vesplace ' contain i- adlt ed cres more or less e 'iTownhip bounded F is land; at byck th ndestb s and nt - 9-)aw rig for I ge and Odd Piece of rnish your house froi you. Metal Springs. d 'wire. Price . Mattresses31o$15 rth forty -pieces of ware, ."".*"*. sold$24.50 bought, .and upon theli ir goods ,-nd w e would b lace- containing fty eight acres,u nion Township; ~ [eNease land, and nf land; on South th land, a.nd the ad; and on -the 1 land.I*hukr' le place, con- IV5~I red -acres, more vlle Township; the Gist (now* irs; on the East 1 lands, Asa Me- 0 .rris land, Alex- I s (Henry Fox ibbs land, Norris ________ ry Smiths Greg-*Th9Lg )re hn se in town * Best Exhi by -The Rice ing t wenty-eight - and running back * I Led east by theSi iouse and on the now occupied as* n i re house in town 1. t rhe old Rice&- u nting on Mai~n )ack to alley way, .ng Stoe ndlot; _ _ _ _ _ _ ~Co1man.As unlike itmire. S. (.. P and CarnI M. Farr,. 0pens:3 Execut ors. I Ime,S,e+ iirniture Furniture until it is too n your kitchen to .parlor BABY CARRIAGES. Folding io=Carts $ ~~ TALKING rL $3000 MACHINE FRE Here is the greatest proposition ever offered. ABSOLUTELY FREE Aretino Talking Machine free with $50 cash trade and a cash payment of $1.50, this payment to cover express and package charge. -arrival will be glad to have you a glad to have you call. ~~ Telephone Nio. 149. - Lower Main Street ~RYBODY s Girand Carnival and. fGala * eek, Newberry, S.. C.+ Hay. o{W 13 Inclusive: C est, Greate st, Grandest and * )ition of its kind i the World. [ MERRY DAYS c Jolly Nights of Solid * i, Recreation and Amusement. the old.worn out street fair val as radium is unlike brass. ) P. M. Closes II:30 P. M.* .9e+e*ee*e+ o*O**O i8