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PURELY PERSONAL file Mereia^nts of aaay People, New-! berriaus, and Those Who Visit Newberry. Mr. B. L. Albriton and family will rcove to Jalapa. Ua c?lin on rl thov ara of thp fair lie, Oilt UX1U tiiv > U1 ^ U.V -v?? . Dcn't mention it. Mr. Edwin S. Simms is spending the rtxt two months with relatives in .Newberry.?Charleston Post. Mrs R. Kirkwood of Abbeville spent Tuesday afternoon and night at the Jiome of her cousin. Dr. F. C. Martin. i Miss Marv Frances Pool and Mr.] Robert Pool attended the Smith-Hill redding in Abbeville Tuesday events. | George B. Cromer of Newberry, chairman of the State board of char- ! ities and corrections, was in Colum-; i)ia yesterday.?The State. Messrs. Pierce B. Banks, Reid C. i T.fivloctrn .InVm K Rnshflrdt Frank ' Farmer and Thomas Eison were among those who attended the Blease Dieting in Columbia Tuesday night, j Mrs. J. C. -Miller of Newberry and i Miss Loula Belle Johnson of Kinards j are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Miller of Rapley Shoals.?'Abbeville Medium. Miss Florence Bowman has returned from an extended visit to her suster, Mrs. G. C. Walter in Birmiiftli&m, Ala. Mrs. Walter and her two little sons, George and Charles Whitten, accompanied Miss Bowman here on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. . C. A. Bowman. t iFred H. Dominick of Newberry, congressman-nominate from the Third district is among the fair week visitors. Mr. Dominick is being congratulated by his many friends from all parts of the State on his election to congress and they are predicting a bright future for him Columbia Cor. News and Courier. :Wrs T? \f T>arvns anri Mis* Susie Da"wson of the G. W. iC. faculty have; returned from Newberry, where they i nent to attend the Kibler-Chapman; wedding, which was a lovely affair . of last week. Miss Kibler visited Mrs. Dacus in Greenville this summer and jher sister, Miss Mary Kibler, is a tudent at G. W. C. Her mother, who Was Miss Emm? Werts, is well knowD fcere, having taught musi^T in 6,. W. C years ago.?Greenville News. VARIOUS A3D ALL ABOUT. Nothing doing here?too much fair. .. Go to the fair Thursday to see the b?g football game. Handsome Homes to be Erected.? Headline in The State. May the work 'spread to Newberr^. / Everybody (more or less) has tfeen, is ox will be at the State fair. t'Jaffery," a Golden Eagle story feature of human interest, will .be shown ( at me opera iiouse Monctay. Rev. L. P. Roland will preach at 2 MoCullough schoolhouse Sunday morn.1 ing at 11 o'clock. House Peters and Gail Kane are . -drawing cards at the Opera House. ' i They are fine. : Mrs. Robert Gee and little son, Re- ^ bert, of Newberry, are guests of Mrs. M. CL Mangum.?Union Progress. | The Fridy Motor Ford company; branched out in Prosperity with Mr. j f*ink Bouknight as manager. Mr. D. A. Livingston has a three-; year-old cow with twin calves, these making three calves by the same young cow in the three years. j mv ill V _ _ J f inert; win ue a uauce oaiuiuaj night which is to be given in honor: of the Newberry football team.?Char-j Jeston American. i Cotton seed was 90^ents in New-j berry yesterday and cotton 19 1-4. J About the same price prevailed at other points in the county. Caldwell and Haitiwanger have a page ad in this paper in accordance1 with the good taste and sound judg ment of Manager FranK Ewart. Your attention is invited to the <!ainty, nifty half page ad in this issue j from the choice picture and music T A o -n rl IVvT "Yf ar* ! m in Vi n. auu iu. ?u. K;UILV* , . where one may hear the Salter for! 27th day of the month Friday. Rev. E. V. Babb lias the picture of: President Wilson woven in cloth. It is a fine piece of work turned out' from the textile department of Clem-1 son college. I Sheriff Blease has bought a new Hudson Super-6 from Baker and Oxrer. When Cannon G. gets good underway in his car for official business j a second Cannon Ball is running. Miss Mudge Summer of the county, daughter of Mr. Pink Summer, and Mr. W. C. Carter of Ridgeland were ? ?* r I ma.ri.ieu yc&ieiu<iy atteiuuuii a.i i u clock, the Rev. Dr. A. J. Bowers officiating. Gregg Evans, who has been bound over to the court of general sessions on the charge of nonrsupport of child, has given bond for his appearance at the next term. He was arrested at Enoree and brought to Newberry. As the case was beyond the jurisdiction | of Magistrate Player Mr. Evans is out j | on bond. "The Victory of Conscience" lias j been selected as the title for the thrill- j ing drama in which Lou-Teliegan, the j ! uibtinguished dramatic star, will make i his next appearance for the Jesse L. | Lasky Company, at the Arcade on | : r liaay. He is supported by Cleo! j Ridgley and an all star I^asky cast,1 i including Elloitt Dexter, Thomas Del-, uiar and Laura Woods JCushing. ' / ! J. R. Hall, the white man who beat, up nib SLcpJLiiuuici -lii-ia \v at a jJiauc ; | in tne .Moiiohon mill village Satur-1 j day night, was .before Magistrate Play! er for a preliminary hearing. Dr. T. J to*. Smith attended the injured woman just after tne fracas and found her badly bunged up about the head. The | seriousness of the offense carried the ' case out of the magistrate's court, and j Hall was committed to jail in default of bail to await trial at the next term of . the general sessions court. Probably the features in exhibits at yesterday s lair were tne swine ana; poultry departments. More than a score of individuals had pens of fine j bred hogs on the ground, and these: attracted wide attention and interest j \The largest single exhibit in this \J department was made by W. P. Smith j of near the Newberry county line.! He had on display about fifty head,! a most excellent show itself.?Laur- J ens Cor. Greenville News in report- j in^ Laurens countv fair. When a fire is no fire was demonstrated in Newberry the other night, before the last: issue of the paper. (It was smothered out of the last is- j 1 sue.) The alarm was sounded: and the people went, and that was all there 1 was to it. Dr. Fallaw had gone to tus ' room and kindled a blaze in his fire-1' i place. Someone saw the light and ] thought it was a fire for public at-! tention. As tlie advance guard rush-! ed into the room they, discovered the j occupant sitting in front of the fire warming himself from the cold, not'J knowing of the outside commotion he1 i had innocently created. Card of Thanks. We take this method of thanking all our friends for their many acts of kindness and kind words of sympathy luring the sikness and death I of our beloved husband and father, t and also for the many beautiful floral tributes. .May God bless one-and j; Mrs. Elliott Cromer and Daughters. October 24, 1916. j NOTICE OF JUBY DBAWIJiG Notice is hereby given that we, th# ; undersigned Jury Commissioners for'J Newberry County, S. C., will at the'* office of the Clerk of Court for New* | berry county, at nine o'clock, A. M.J 1 November 3rd, 1916, oDenly and pub-, 1 I 4 licly draw the names of tliirty-six | (36) men, who shall serve for one week as Petit Jurors, at the Court c )f Common Pleas, v 3ich will convene it Newberry Court House, November j ' !0th, 1916 and "Rill continue for two veeks. C. C. SCHUMPERT, J. B. HALFACRB, J1N0. C. <30G<3<ANS, lurr Commissioners for Newberry bounty, S. C. )ctofc<*r 23rd. 1916. Four reasons why you should have your glasses fitted at P. C. Jeans and Company. ITX*U ts T>XJ-D TxiTTv.rvDTn rn?c aic ncic A ix:u^ AND SIXTY-FIVE days a YEAR to see that thev are satisfactory. i We are here to tighten them up. when they get loose and to straigh- ' ten them up when they get out of shape. WTe change any lens free of charge that fails to give satisfaction for We give you your money back if our GLASSES are not satisfactory. P. C. JEANS & COMPANY Reliable Opticians and Jewelers. I DIXIE STAMP & STATIONER"? j COMPANY, Columbia, S. C. Office1 and bank supplies. Manufacturers 1 of rubber stamps, seals, etc., qual- j ity and service. Prompt attention! to mail order*. 5-19-tf. fo Drive Out Malaria And Build Up The System > Take the Old Standard GROVE'S i nAOVOT T?cc TflTJTO Vnn Vnnxw .. What you are taking, as the formula is ! printed on every label, showing it is i Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form, j The Quinine drives out malaria, the j Vo? builds up the system. 5C cez:& j The Cotton Market. The cotton market on yesterday went up and down at considerable bounds, j The spot market in Newberry was! pretty steady at 19 1-4. At one call j the market in New York broke a hun- J dred points but regained filty points later in the day. So long as spots j remain up until the farmer markets ' his crop it does not matter so much 1 about the future. TAX >OTICE The books for the collection of state and county taxes will Y open from October 15th, 1916, to December j 31st, 1916. Those who prefer to do so can pay. in January, 1917, with one per cent; ' those who prefer to pay in Februrary, 1Q17 ran iiav ihv addin? 2 ner rent: i those "who prefer paying from March 1st. to March 15th, 1917, can do so, by adding 7 per cent; after Marcli l?>th, 1917, the books will be closed, j Taxpayers owning property in more' than one township will JTlease inform me when paying or writing for the amount of his or her tax. J By referring to your tax receipt of:' 1916, you will know the township. in J t wtiich your property is located. The levy for 1917 is as follows: x Mills' State 5 Pensions and Confederate Infirmary 1 Repairs State Hospital for the Insane 12 Ordinary County 31.5.1 Roads and Bridges 3 8 Ordinary County Note 12 ] institutional School Tax 3 |j Road and Bridges 1 |< Court House 13 : Total IS 18 Except the following localities where an additional railroad tax kas been, ' [eviad. Mills Township No. 1 112 Townshin No. 8 3 lAnd except the following school dis- j tricts, where special school tax has! been levied. Mills Districts Xos. 1, 58 6 Districts Xos. 5, 9, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17 IS 21 27 32 35 41. 48. 57 and 5$ 2 District No. 10 ,1 Districts Nos. 13, 19, 2-Q, 23, 31, 34, 39, 40, 44, 45, 48, 49, 55 and 56 4 Districts Nos. 14, 22, 33, 52 8 District No. 28 7 ? District No. 47... 3 < District No. 30 1012k A poll tax of One Dollar has beenp levied on all male citizens between < :he ages of 21 and sixty years, except i :hose exemDt bv law. < A tax of Fifty -Cents is levied on all ! logs. ; Persons liable to road duty may pay ; i commutation tax of $2.00 from Oct. Loth, 1916, to 31st day fo December, [916. C. C. SCIJUMPERT, County Treasurer. ' rz=^T7F?rmmwr\ An Endless Variety or j^eautiful ^yedding ifts j ranging from most inexpensive pieces to chests of silver and the finest selection 01 jewelry await j your inspection here. Let our well assorted stock ! - ? r A 1 I i made especially complete ior ine i Wedding Season offer you the best help and advice in choosing ; the wedding gift. We respectfully call your at- ! tention to our beautiful and ap- j propriate wedding gifts in Ster- j ling Silver-Sheffield and finest rusnlif xr f\1 ofo J i|uaiuj ^ic4wv.. Rich Cut and engraved Glass, j Mahogany, Chimes and Mantle | clocks. Favors for the bridesmaid, ! groomsman and ushers. Your i gift^ will be prized for a lifetime if you buy it of P. C. Jeans & Co. ! Jewelers and Opticians ! J Opera House PROGRAMME FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. "THE HIGHER DESTINY" 3 Act Essanay Drama, Featuring Warda Howard, Edna Arnold, Sydney A ins worth an Gertrude Clover. "THE SECRET OF THE BOX CAR" Kalem Comedy Featuring Helen Gibson. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28. "A LESSON IN LABOR" 2 -.Act Lubin Drama. _ ~~ i Selig' Tribune >'o. 71. "HA 31, THE FORTUNE TELLER" ; Kalern Comedy Featuring: Ham and Bud 'TIIE GIRL FROJI FRISCO" 2 Act Kalem Drama Featuring Marin Sais and True Boardman. SPECIAL NOTICES ESTRAYED from my pasture two miles west of Helena, on October 14, red Jersey heifer calf 7 months 'old. Finder please notify E. B. Setzler, college. 10-27-ltp. 1 FOR SALE AT AUCTION?The oU UJLiVJll \JL jruillipo uuill^xau WU1V.U will sell at auction to the highest bidder for cash the old church build- j ing and carpets on Wednesday Nov- ( ember 1, the sale to be at 3 o'clock I in the afternoon. 10-27-2t. . I FOR RENT?One 1-horse farm, one 2-horse farm and one 3-horse farm j Cor the, year 1917. Apply to M. M. Buford. 10-3-tf. <2AT.T??Twn htirulrAri bushel*1 of seed wheat at two dollars per bushel. Farmers Oil MilJL 10-17-tf. STRAYED from my home one bound dog, yellow and little black on back, left front foot white and left ear with split in front. Left my house Sunday night, Oct. 22, 1916. Finder will please return to me and get reward. H. C. Carter, 1400 Poplar street, Newberry, S. O. 10-24-2t pd. | Dr. F. C. Martin j; fExaminesEyes, Fits Glasses | % and Artificial Eyes. I ?If your eyes are giving you? | n: J ,.<n ? I XirouDie a >n i ia.ii iu juu'imi uilu ^ j I Satisfaction Guaranteed. | | Office ovev Anderson's DryJj |Goods Store. |j ^jUgI The I Coffee and tea dis out the cause?^caffem* t Is entirely free from dr ? J ?* l"?l # rtf id roiisicu mui a mli v/i tt cious and healthful. A change from cof help you. "Th? V 4 7 HALLOWE'EN FUN AT T RAN WOOD SCHOOL Hallowe'en fun at Tranwood school house Oct. 27th, at 7 p. m. A Hallowe'en party there's going to be. And we want you there as sure as can be. There'll be joy and laughter by the, ton; Please say you will come and join the fun. The party does not begin at 5 o'clock as stated in The Herald and 1 I News Tuesday, but at 7 o'clock, and there should have been said nothing^ about "ice cream" and "cake," but j simply "refreshments"' would be serv-^ ed. And then the most important | part of all, it should have been stated i that an admission fee of ten cents! would be charged, children under 12 ! years 5 cents, and under 5 years free, j somehow the editor will have to admit ( that he took his notes from the lady who phoned them, and he had no light at the phone, and when he went to irrite the notice some time after, could not read the notes, and he just j guessed that there would be "ice1 cream ' and "cake," and he forgot all j nbout the admission -fee. So now j please put the blame on the editor and remember' that the party begins at 7 o'clock and don't forget to take along tne price ana oe sure to go. PORK SAUSAGE?Fresh home made pork sausage. E. M. Evans and Son. 10-27-lt. Miss Semmie Coleman of Newberry j was a visitor in the city yesterday.? j Greenville Piedmont. I SecondLc A For this 111 1 # FRIDAY OC ??? Short profit -o bi C. R. W r fight Way Is the Health! agree with a great many peoj 5?the cumulative drug in botl 0STU1 ugs or any harmful substance, holesome molasses, and is pi fee and tea to Postum has he] ere s a Keas Grocers everywh / NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP The partnership heretofore existing between Sims G. Brown, George C. Hipp, ahd iWilliam J. Swittenburg, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. The said George C. Hipp asumes all I of the obligations and liabilities of said partnership. All parties indebted to said partnership will make payment to said George <C. Hipp. This Oct. 20th, 1916. S. G. BROWN, GEO. C. HIPP, W. J. SWITTENBERG, Having purchased the interests of Sims G. Brown, and William J. SwitI tenberg in the partnership heretofore M 1 existing between them 'and the under- ' signed, I will continue the businses I | at the same old stand in my own name. GEO. C. HIPP. IS AN FELICE STANDARD TO BE MAINTAINED, SAY MAKERS 1 All Dealers Now Sell Famous Cigars at 5c. Straight In Effect Today. Owing to the greatly increased cost of quality tobaccos, in fact everything pertaining to high grade cigars, the makers of the San Felice cigar, The Deisel-Wfemmer Company, have advanced the selling price to the Jobbers and dealers, and nencefortn this cigar will positively be sold to the consumer at 5 cents straight instead of six for a quarter as previously. TheSiAJf FELICE is national in it* scope and character, having justly attained this eminence through its unequaled excellence. To maintain this * unequaled standard of quality, the advance in question is absolutely unavoidable. The generous support of 1 ~ ua ? io AO ? ail men using quamj vigaj? to estly desired. >ad Mules jl 0AOOAH ^ ocaow? i < i y \ rOBER 371b I nw. " 1 * ? I and no feed | U. 1 i i ii rISE CO. 0 WmmKIF'"0'" } IWllBpBfcI i Ful Way j pie, and science points b of these beverages. M -i It is made of wheat, ire, nourishing, deli Alioonrlc* it matf illVUOUUUO) IV IUUJ on ere sell Postum