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PURELY PERSONAL. Novments of Many People, New- I berrian And Those Who Visit Newberry. Hon. Geo. S. Mower has been in Charleston this week on business. a Miss Marie Gary, of Abbeville, Pent a short while. in the -city the guest of Mrs. John M. Kinard. e -Ts. T:. Swinion', of Greenville, S. C., is in the city to spend Thanks giving with Miss Emilie Bird a MSirs. T. G. Willi Miss .Ru-th Tompkins, of the Col-! lege for Women. Colmbia, is spend i-ng Thanksgiving in the city with her sister, Mrs. John K. Aull. Miss Essie Pearson, the teacher of the Bethel school, this county, spent Thanksgiving with her parents in the city. Mrs. Annie Oxner. and son, Wil liam, of Clinton, arrived Wednes (ay night to spend Thanksgiving with the home folks. Miss Mazie Dominick, who is teaeh ing music in Chester-, will spend Thanksgiving and several days fol lowing at her ihome in Newberry. Mr. H. Grady Goggans left on -Wed-nesday for Dallas, Texas, where -he will enter the law oftre of his brother, Mr. J. IAwson Goggans, who has achieved an enviable reputation .as a practitioner at the Texas bar. The following Nobles of the. Mys ti Shrine are atten'ding the meet ing in Greenville this week: Geo. S. I Mower, Fred. H. Dominiek, .R. Her man. Wright, Harry W. Dominick,< Robert Mayes, J. P. Wilson, H. T. Cannon, L. G. Eskridge, E. E. Wil 'iamson; Newberrv is furnishing i fresh meat" in the persons of Thos. P. Johnson. E. Hugh Summer, of the city, and Geo. A. Brow-ning, of Gold ville, on whom the degrees will be coinferred. VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. The young' man who was at the house of detention untii it could be ascertained whether or - not :he would deveop a~ case- of small pox, has been *allowed to leave. -Mr. Smith is still at the house of det'ention and is get r.ixg on as well as dould be expected. Congressman A. Frank Lever, of Lexington, will aiddress the students .of Newberry colleg'e, his alma mater, * n the college chapel on Friday morn ing, and will address the boy dem onstrators and the farmers of the county in the 'new court house on Sat urday morning at 11 o'elock.I The Diekert. family held .a reunion -last Thanksgiving day at the resi dence of one of the brothers, Mr. J. L. Dickert. They' will meet again this Thanksgiving day at. the same place, and during the past year there has been no death in the family, and * all of the children, grandichildren, brothers and sisters will assemble again on Thanksgiving day to 'hold their annual family reunion. Lutheran Church of the Redeemer.. (Rev. Edward Fiulenwider, Pastor.) The following'program of divine s ervices will be observed at the~ Lutheran Church of the Redeemerj n rext Sunday: 11 a. .n. Being the, first Sunday in' the churc:h year the pastor will preach! on the subject "The Morning Call."'' 7:30 p. m. The second of a series of sermons o.n the -book of Genesis, subject, '"In Eden and Out.'' 4 p. m. Sunday school meets. All .*he m4mbers of the two Bible elas ses are requested to be present. The school will render,. a beautiful 'ser ice at Christmas entitled "Pearls of Praise.'' We hope to have. the cop .'ies on 'hand Sunday and begin the praictice. Let the school be present in full. The public is cordially invited t'o -all services. 'arewenl Sermon at Bush River. Rev. C. W. Hidden will preach. his farewell sermon in Bush River church on the coming Sunday .forenon subject, "At the Wedding Feast." At niglit he will say farewell to the Southland :in t:he First Baptist church in Clinton, su.bject, "What Shall I do ~ "with'Jesus'" He .Al start for thel west the morning following, andi 'Wednesday -night of next week will akat a bio- welcoming prayer meting in the Central BaptistI . church of Kansas City, Mo., Sunday, Dec. 5, . he w-ill begin preaching in the Central Baptist chureh there,1 continuinlg for one week. Included in his 'series of sermon addresses will be one entitled "In the heart of the Old South,'' being the story of his life as a pasor -in Dixie laud. Imme diately after the holidays he will begin' an evangelistic campaign hih K~ansas City, preparations for whh -are already being made.. ]BLEASE ML:OTED MAYOR. tesults in the Various Wards.-Pri mary Passed Off Quietly, But Interest Was Intense. The primary on Tuesday resulted s follows: Mayor-Cole L. Blease. Alderman Ward 1-P. F. Baxter., -Alderman Ward 2-R., B. Lomi ack. Alde-narOi .Ward 9--C. H. -Canpon. Alderman Ward 4--E. L. o'.R6del perger. -Aberman WEvrd .;'. Evans. School Trustee Ward 4-J. H. ieker. . . ai School Trustee Ward 5-J. Marion }avis:* - There being not more than two aandidates in any one -race;- no sec na primary will be necessary, and :he nominations in the primary on Nuesday will be confirmed in the ,neral election to be held on the 3th of December. The election passed off quietly. 'here was concsiderable interest, and .n every race where there was oppo sition, the vote was close. The vote )olled was less than the registered ,ote by more than forty. The results were .declared by the ,xecutive committee yesterday morn ng. There were only three races in which there was opposition-fdr nayor, for alderman of Ward 2 and 'or abderman of Ward 4. Mr. Blease's majority for mayor vas 25, Mr. Biease having received 315 votes, as against 290 for bis op )onent, Mayor Langford. In Ward 2 Mr. R. B. Lominack re-* eived 70 votes, as against 65 re eived. by his opponent, Aiderman J. I. Green. In Ward 4 Mr. E. L. Rodelsperger eceived 55 votes, as against 49 re eived by his opponent, Alderman 3. W. Summer. For Mayor. The vote for mayor by wards was ts follows: Blease Langford. iVard 1.. .. ..'.....55 .52 iVard 2.. .. ......52 80 Nard 3.. ........42 66 Fard 4.. .. .......49 .52 Ward 5.. ........117 40 Total.. .. .. ....315 290 Alderman Ward 1. In Ward 1, Mr. P. F. Baxter, who vas a candidate for re-election with ut ,opposition, received 104 votes. Alderman Ward 2. The vote for Alderman in Wana: 2was as follows: J. R. Green..... .... .. ....65 R. B. Lominack.. .. .... ......-70 Alderman Ward 3. Alderman C. H. Cananon, who was a candidate for reelection in Ward 3, without opposition, received 108 votes. .Alderman Ward 4. The vote for Ald,erman in Ward I was as follows: E. L. Rodelsperger.. .... ....55 Geo. W. Summer.... .... .....49 Alderman Ward 5. In Ward 5, Alderman Gregg . Evans, who was a candiidate for re electiorn without opposition, received 143 votes. School Trustees. M'r. J. H. Wicker, who was re-elee ted s-chool trustee in Ward 4 without opposition, received 89 votes. Mr. J. Marion Davis, who was re eleted' school trustee in Ward- 5 vithout opposition, received 146 votes. An Appropriate Gift. The pastor of Cross Roads chdreh,' te Rev. B. P. Mitchell, was pre ented with a 'nice new bed quilt by he society of the church recently. He .as no fear of the cold this winter. X pastor with such a band with him svill not neglect home missions, along wvith other objects. This is worthy >f emulation by others. Shealy-Hollis.. Mr. Elbert U. Shealy, .one of Lit-. ble Mtain's popular young m'en, vas quietly married on Tuesday. No vember 23, to -Miss Pearl Hollis, of Ridgeway. The ceremony took place tthe bride's home. Immediately after the ceremony Mr. ani Mrs. Shealy left for Mrt Shealy 's home at Little Mountain, where they will pend a few before going to A.bbeville, where Mr. Shealy is. con nected with the Southern raliway. Dheir many friends wishb for ther ~nuch happiness in their journey throug'h life together. U. D. G. Decorations. It is hoped that the public will ]ot forget that Mayes' Book Store is he headquarters for U. D. C. dec )rations, and it is earnestly desired that the stores an?d all places of bus iness in Newberry will decorate dur ing the convention. Begin to make your plans now anid secure the dec LatinS before they are picked over. PLENTY OF MONY. 6ots of It on Deposit in the Banks of Newberry.-Flourishing Condi tion Shown by Statements. The State bank examiner and the Domptroller of currency called- for. 4atements from the State aitd Na tional ba-nks. at .the closing of busi ness,' November 16. There are eight banking institution in: 'Newberrg county, andjsAvOn of; bh*6s- have' already published their tatements, peecding- to thisall. Ae. ebrain t (h'ese statements tliere are over one million dollars on deposit in the banks :of this -county -subject.-o eheek. At least one-fourth - of : this amount is. in the savings departments of the several banks. 'These figuoe.; ~woult- indibtl that* there is plenty of money on hand, and a. good deal of it not in use. In fact-,'a banker was heard to say the other day that there ~was no demand for money.. -The statement of William 'Coleman and company, bankers, has not yet been publishel, but the amounts sub ject 'o individual cheeks in the other banks is stated in their reports as follows: Savings Bank .. .. .. ..$234625 39 Bank of Pomaria .. .. . 32484 741 People's National Bank. 142422 40 Bank of Prosperity ..... 144981 30 Farmers' and Merchants' Bank at Little Mountain 34519 46 Commercial Bank . .. .. 401024 01 National Bank .. .... .. 173540 30 Total ..t..-.1..... $063597 60 AWAR4D OF r1ZES. - Prizes to Be Awarded to Boy Dem dnstrators on Saturday Worn ing.-Distinguisbed Speakers. The prizes in the boys' contest will be awarded on Satarday morning. A list. of the prizes to be awarded has been published. There are a number of contestants, and the contest has crated a great deal of interest throughout the county, and has been productive of a great deal'of good. The -prizes .will be awarded.in the new court house at .11 .o'clock. :Con gressman A. Frank Lever, of Lex ington, will be present and will de liver an address to the ~boy demoin strators, as will also Mr. Ira Ws Wil liams, of the government department, who is in charge of this work in this county. In connection with the awarding of these prizes, Mr. S. M. Duncan, agent of the demonstration work in this county, will have a corn contest among the demonstrators in the dem onstraion farm work. Each demon strator is requested to bring ten ears of .corn taken fr:om his demon stration farm. No only the demon stators, but all the farmers of the county are invited to be present ai this time. Congressman Lever and Mr. Wil liams, in addition to their remarks to the boys, will have something to say of interest to the farmers, and Mr. A. G. Smith, of the farm man sgenient department in this 'State, will also be present. U. D. C. 00NIVNTION. Delegates ::nd Guests Will Be Served Lunch.-Eeception by Col and Mrs. Johnstone. All delegates and guests who take part in the State Convention U. D. C. will be served lunch at McCaugh rn hall at one o'clock on Wednes day and Thursday, December 1 and 2. Any hostess wishing to lunch with her deiegate may do so by paying fifty cents and notifying Mrs.- T. C. Pool, chairman of lunch oomnittee, not later than Friday, November 26. Members of 'Drayton Rutherford chapter anidi their -husbands, mem bers of Calvin Croz,ier chapter and their husbands, the director and as sistant director and ,officers of D. A. Digert 'ehayter, and' all' delegates are cordially invited' to the reception given by Col. and Mrs. George John stone at their residence in College street, Thursday. evening, December 2, at 8:30. Visitors will be welcome to all-'ses sions of the Convention both at the court house and opera house. -The children taking part in the music are requested to be at the opera house on Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, and members of the choir will please meet at the same place at 4 o'clock. By resolution of the Chapter. Mamie E. Schumpert, Secretary. He Knew Better. Mr. Budd-Life is full of contra-, dictions. Mrs. Budd--And I say it isn it. Birdsh of' a feather flock together after they find it impossible to fly vith those of more luxuriant plum DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY List of Delegates to The State Con vention to be Held Next Week Together With Hosts. The State convention of the U. D. C. will meet in Newberry next week, bevg:ming November 30. and going through December 3. - The -Herald-and News pinted Tues day a partial list of the delegates from t. - vari6ns iapters - of 'the State. In this connection is printed the jist' of delegates. an&-horsts wit4 whom they wil stop during Vhe mneeti ing. As.:we *understand. it, the .sessions of the convention are opei T6 the public, and especially ai-e- all of otir -people invited to attend the night meetings at the opera -house. - The business sessiolis of the convention .will be held in the new court house The following is the list of dele gates afnd by whom entertained: Abbeville. Mrs. L. T. Miller with Mrs. J. A. Burton. Mrs. C. E. Gambrell with Mrs. E. M. Evans. * Anderson. Mrs. R. T. Long with Miss Nora Long. Mr:. J. E. Breazeale with Mrs. E. M. Evans. Mrs Grace Cochran with Mrs. Jno. Kinard. Miss Nelle Coehran with Mrs. JHo. Kinard. Miss Bessic Simpson with Mism Bowman. Miss Zenobia Welsh with Miss Car wile. b Mrs. J. T. M6Fall with.-Mrs. C. J. Purcell. Mrs. T. A. RateLiffe with Mrs. Guy Daniels. Aiken. Mrs. M. E. Seigler with Mrs. C. E. Summer. Miss A. Atkinson with Mrs. C. E Summei. Bishopville. Miss Carrie M. Parrott with Mis. Ethel Bowers. Blackstock. Mrs. Sam Mobley with Mrs. Johr Wicker. Batesburg. Mrs. Fred Cullum with Mrs Jas. MeIntosh. ahesterield. Miss Pearl Lucas with Mrs. J. E Norwood. Cliniton. Mrs. P. MeD. Kennedy with .Mrs L. M. Speers. Mrs. W. D. Copelandi with Mrs P. G. Ellisor. Oross HilL Miss Theresa Davenport with Mrs W. A. MeSwain. Camden. .Mrs. E. E. Sill with Mrs. Henr3 West. Mrs. John Canty with Mrs. 0 MeR . Holmes. Miss Leila Shannon with Mrs Frank Huntei. Chester.. Miss Emily Graham*twith Mrs. Jas Hunter. Mrs. Edward Guy with Mrs. J. H Summer (at Hotel).,. Cheraw. -- Miss Etta Powe with Mrs. J. E Norwood. Charleston. Three delegates with Mrs. J. Ii Davenport. ,. Columbia. Mrs. Claude Giradeau with Mrs W. H. Hunit. . ii rs Mrs. J. W. Buneh wt r.L Floyd (at Hotel). Mrs. August Kohn with Mrs. T. C iPool ~Miss I. D. Martin with Mrs. J. W Humnbert. -Miss Alice Fearle with Mrs J. W Simmons. OIems~on College. Mrs'. Redferri at Hotel. Due West. Miss Lola Bell with Mrs. J. C Goggans. Darlington. Mrs. W. H. Evans with Mrs. W. G. Houseal. Mrs. C. J. Milling with Mrs. W. G. Houseal. Miss Edna Dargan with Mrs. W G. Houseal. Edgefel.JA Mrs. J. Dl. Holstein avwith Mrs. J. K. Aull. Mrs. C.. E. May with Mrs. George Summer. Florence. Mrs. E. J. Bicrh with Mrs. Robt Cadwell. Mrs. James Penny with Mrs. R.obt Caldwell. Fort Mill. Mrs. Mack, at Hotel. Georgetown.. Mrs. J. Walter Doar with Mrs. J. M. Kina rd. Mrs,E. MI. Doar with Msr. J. M, Kinard. Miss Nannie Beattv with Mrs, B M. Dennis. Greenwood.. C. H. Cannon. Miss Frances Pemberton with Mrs. C. H. Catnon. Mrs. Kate M. Connor with Mrs. J.T. Mayes. I Gaffney. Mrs. R.- C. Sarratt with Mrs. W. H. Hunt. . Greenville. Mrs. Trapier Haynes with Mrs. 0.. McR: Hohne:. Mrs. Joh-a MeSwain with Mrs. W. A. MeSwoin. Miss Vance Long with Miss Mary C. Burton. -, Mrs. Allison Lawton with Mrs Jpes M cIntosh., Mrs. Saiidifer Bee with Mrs. W. IH. Hu,.t. Johnston. i Mrs. Peter -Epps with Mrs. J. W. Simm onS. Mis-s Clara. Sawyer with Mrs. G. A. Wiight. Jonesville. .:Mrs. N. B. 'Eison with Miss Nora Long. Mrs. Ijaynes Webber with Miss Nora Long. Mrs. J. L. MeWhirter witb Mrs. I John Wicker. Kingstree. Miss Helen St. Clair Scott with Mrs. P. E. Scott. Lande. Mrs. M. R. McCanidell with Wra. J.aines Hunter. Miss Miude Gregory with Miss Ethel -Bowers. Laure & Mrs. R. B. Bell with Mrs. George Summer. Mrs. W. .J. MQntgorery with Mrs. S. B. Au-ll. Miss Theodosia Jones with Mrs. J. C. Goggans-. - Orangeburg. Miss Mary McMicheal, at Hotel. Miss Marion Salley with Miss Bow man. Mrs. E. R. Paulling with Mrs. J. H. Harmrx. Mrs. Joihn Cart with Mrs. J. H. Harms. Mrs. R. L. Berry with Mrs. Ed ward Hipp (at Hotel). Pjy.sperity.. Mrs. G. Y. Hunter with Mrs. Henry Parr. Miss. Lucy Fellers with Mrs. Hen ry Parr. Rock Hill. Miss Mary' Wall with Mrs. R. D. Wright. Miss Martha Rivers with Mrs. R. D. Wright. Miss Ruth Coleman with Mrs. R. D. Wright. Ridge Springs. Mrs. T. B. Edwards with Mrs. P. F. Baxter. Mrs. J. R. Timm.- an with Mrs. TP. .F. Baxter. Saluda. Missi Lucile Wise with Mrs. C. ft. Wise. St. George. Mrs. J. Otey Reed with Mrs. J. Y. McFa.. (at Hotel). ' - -St. Matthiews. Mrs. Leonidas ,Cain with Miss Ca mille Evans. Miss Sadie Bates -with Miss Ca mile Evans. .Spartanburg. Mrs. J. W. Simpson with Mrs. 0. rs. Mar Burts witli Mrs. W. H. Hunt. Sumter. Miss Armida Moses . with Mrs. Frank Hunter. Mrs. J. M. Knight with Mrs. E. H. Aull. Union. Mrs. F. M. Farr with Mrs. 0. B. Mayer. *Mrs. V. E. Depass with Miss Min nieGist. .Winnsboro. Miss Isabelle Douglas with Mrs. - Yorkville. Mrs. M. G. White with Mrs. J. L. Bowles. Mrs. W. B. -Wylie with Mrs. J. L. Bowles. StJate Officers. Mrs Juliar K. Campbell with'ira T.' C.: Pool. Mrs. Thomas W. Keitt witih Mrs. S. . Wooten. 'irs'. J'. d. Davis with Mrs. P. G. Elosor. Mrs. L. M. Gasque with Mrs. 0. L. Shipert. Mrs. T.. H. Dreher with Mrs. E. H. Aull. Mrs. M. J. Perry with Mrs. 0. L. Shumperi; Mrs. Harriet P Lyneh with Miss Elizabeth Domiik. Mrs. C. 2. G'rahbam with Mrs. T. C. Pool. Mrs. W. H. Fowler with Mrs. S. .J. W<>oten. Mrs. Lucy Thomipson with Mrs. E. C Jones. IMiss Mary Poppenheim with Mrs. J. D. Davenport. Mrs.. C. C. Featherstone with M. . Z. 7Wlson. Spcial Guesi of AeC Sister Esther Carlotta R. D. Wright. Captain James S>ann w G. Weleh. Mr..Arthur Gaston with Wright. Auction Sale -of Jewelry ...The auctiou .sale.'pf jiweI iamon4...rirgs apd.:cut . gua -at the AMtPiof balielk liamson, .and the.attndano'e very go6d...The ladies are inyited to. ag il. -of and the. waLurm1 a -tunity for. ang.one .dW or cut..glass; to see toe .very reasonable,figure. (Corrected by Nat 6st Good Middling 14 3-8. Strict Middling 14 14 Middling 14 1-8 . (Korrected by 0. MeR. Holmes.) Good Middling 14 3-8 Strict Middiing 14 1-4 Middlig - 14 1-8 Cotton Seed 42 cents. h.PEUIAL huTW Eb. I i,.ENT A WORD, No advertisement taken4 ess than 25 cents. SHINGLES for sale. Appy to Te. lix A. Graham, Pmaria, S. C, 11-26-09-2t. - R F D. 1 FOR SALE-Hoine'iisea' Se4 Oa Appler and- Red Riist Prodf, Seed Wheat, Georgia Flint or BI Straw. variety. For further infor mation apply to A. L. Coleiani Silver Street, S. C. R. F. D No 1 11-22-09-Itaw-4t. FOR REMT-A fIve or six horse with a net. six room oo All buildings in thoroui Hay maeadow and psture three mules and wagon - One year with privilege Willret par,t o all.f, to the horse. Joh . 11-9-09. FINE NORFOLK OYSTERZsi Tuesday, Friday and Saturdy~ 4W cents a quart. J. C. Sa16Aam 10-19-09-tf. HIDES.-Highest price paid byWe at Prosperity. 8-24-09-26t. GET YOUR GLASSES from Dr. G. W. Connior, a graduate of the larg~' est optical college in the world-th~ i Northern flinois College of ChaesK go Dr. Connor. is located permaz ently in Newberry. gives both' b ob.iective and subjective tests b electricity and guarantees hiswork> MONEY~ TO WAAN.-At 5 p. e on Real Estate. Easy pagnWnt W will' buy you -ahome. , The Equitable Hone C4. * F. M. GradyNAgsut. Office over Dr. Van' Sjaith's pa Store. Call or write. 10-12-09-4f. FOE SALE.-Good large farin ip for sale cheap. Good.c eendtp' 'Call at The J. L. Bo*le .. 1316 Mi y 11-19- '09. KEAUT-KRAUT. The'~finest Isade. In barrel, at WilsQn 's, Phone 202 , FOR SA LE--Three Miloi cowra with young calves. SG. Henry Croner, (olden Ruli Eneaiiipment No. 25,, I. 0. 0. F,.il-eet at Klettyp>s Hall the 4& ~ y niebt Tin each month at & .B!~e * biief Patri.ar4h. W. G. Petrson .Sibe FOE ENT torein -good IQeatiga; bath rooms and?lightas Mrs. .R. , Paysinger. 11-9-09-1taw. Tillman says, "Sweep out the BarnA --Once a Yeear." Moseley Bros.- .Cearance 'sale in full blast, results surpass our ex-. peetations. Fresh goods constantly arriving. Thousands of -good bargains most anyt:hing you want. We hoist the Red Flag, Wednesday 24th, whielk means prices cut deeper and deeper. No letting up. goods must go. Store crowded every day. Follow tihe