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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-01
T0-DAf'S EMPIRE CITY Card
Meirose stakes and . Handicap the Lead.
Ing Features.

The Meirose Stakes OF o. zoo one mile
and q sixteenth. willbe runiat EmpireSOity
to-day. with Besucoup. Nimbus and !. H.
Reed possible factors. For the handicap
az mile and twenty yards shannon. Prince
Gal andiHuck may night II out. Iwo-year-
Odds will meet in the frz, race. az six fur
ming perhaps the best.
Ia the third race. a selling event at sir
furlonRs. oSsr, Trance aud Royal Captive
may go veil. The NTH event II q condl tion
race for two ear -olds. I'VE and q half
turiongs. with hen Lomond. Hectaxon and
Mona Lisa having good chances. In the
t-~nth. Apologize. Arctic and Banbury
figure we'll.
The entries follow
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PoIs

NIrR,G,NsFIr PtTE. Jul. - \ special
polo match was plsysc "a the Point judith
Country Club grounds TO-DAY between
the Point Judith and The Persouuets foUr-
IS handicap allow ance tina Perroaurts
rersi \ 30 an advantage ~ ton goals. ~"
p~rrO.Iuat- non bs a -sOr~ 81 ~, 20
rh- play ing of Hugh Drury. who has oriv
recently r""ov"rcd from 81 accident vhHf'
le Wa hit ~ a polo hall. was f~atur~
Raiding. an English polOist. played bar
for 'hs p~rroqu.ts In a 'apttHl rnanna-
Mlburu was scarcely ~ 20 his usual form
Tho liueup aud summary. -
Isrr-1gf4f'H IfgH f'tnf JUT17 Pr-
Itar-. M.u = n Thomas
! % prtrrr. y. l.. 4 ~toddard
ilUr4 b-IN ioNhA.I herne .
n baidlu: ID ANbUrn .
a
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seventeen Entries for Al Around Cham.
pionshIP

Inc al around 'hampi"n-h'p. vhirh viii
hs hold 'hls "tr in tWsSo under the aus
i'i""- 81 IN" 'hi. ago promises 10 ~.
tue most in'"r"-tln. rptnf.-t ition ever hell,
tor ihI- event Tho 'n'rH received h.,
Fr@-iienf tr"N n 81 the : ti'ago - th.
IL g@-f ever eiH 81 Tor an All ar1uud
hAuu 'pn-rfp seventeen ru'riss haN.
b""u 80 owed. 0h.. ? ,-fI NJ, s-suats the
are Mo 'u'Tt"@
No. - 'iATs leo 'nn r"hU o .pi.
HrH Ton " e : . rot Thor -un. Ff. rrff.
'sl w.. irrrpr1 'rl,s~p r..rr1,,v~
.|innia ~ Hspr~r .n"' .fsr.r q. - III
nnif 10 o.. N~.=l0.. NiFTIgEn. IDfr 4. t.rH.
NP0snu' -. y % N' fH.r.frt... W "a
Ias-s I.sh -'atrs O., t pnip,st-ot
~ cIs~d "a 'FHr Isb tFt,aEo rItrrsIt.
% q Nv~firsId Tcrpn' n u loan gr..
mus. Princeton s Nenssf1. 'rra-n . uI,rrrIt.
'N@ WfnrsT - ~ atiNdls au-rIts 4 OBJ. Of, ls,,,,
81 sT01nd ehswpf9r-h'r
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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
TURF GOVL RNORS BAIE BEGUN
= TO INIESIIG arr RI NORN.

reported ssnsb,natIsn NmOHg NV ners
and the Manipulation of Jarkrys 20
ne Looked into Probable starters
y Ter the. BisbdiraP M Siznai riI'p'EE.
vwhsn the Empire titv steward. called
Jockey shilling before them last fridAN
and asked him 10 explain Why he had pulled
up the ally Rose Queen after poor getaway
they convinced the regulars that they we're
decidedly wide awake. Shillinz's "ase -
ssill under consideration. y - said, and
there may be some sensational develop
msnts before the coming meeting ~ sara
toga ends - many ra~es have h~sn
criticized he-aus@ 81 the ,n"onsisten' run
ming OF certain horses and 50 many uglN
rumoTu have hsea CTR, ula,sd regarding an
alleged combination 81 owners, together
With the manipulation ~ i""key- thar the
turf governors have hegun an Investigation
witch may hear fruit so well posted rs' ing
men ASSET.
"a 10 the policy Of tho jockey club 20 pro-
tort the puhlir AZ all times. and for that
reason n h said vigorous methods will ~
employed To break up an alleged clique
that has been the talk ~ tho local race
tracks q greater part 81 the season "
proof OF collision between several owners
and trainers can be hah u ~ confidently
predicted that the turf will ~ thoroughly
cleansed and that the Jockey clubs demand
for sportsmanlike methods will he carried
out 20 the letter Racing on the level u an
snjoyable sport for many persons who
support the game with their liberal patron
zee, and from What can he learned the turf
governors are going 10 keep IN" v~ltaTe
Of these patrons in mind regard" - ~ " no
may be burned
The belief IN some quarters that racing
vill soon he wiped out IN this state ~ sad
% have stimulated a desire ." get the money
even n sharp practice unu-' I've INDUCED ~
hut those Who have confidence IN the futnre
81 the turf say a day of reckoning - nN' Ear
distant. The only obstacle IN the ay VI a
thorough probing of certain matters - the
absence OF bookmaker~' sheets. hut recently
there has been much vigilance eNert~d Ntth
the idea Of learning something about the
operations that have caused NO end ~ 'alk
The turf GOVERNOR have the support nf the
public and whether they can SECURE the
necessary evidence or not they will he gen
orally commended for their activity.
II Jockey Z. DugRn II reinstAted by the
Jockey Club stewards to-day he will ride
IN the 81. 500 Saratoga Handicap next Thurs
day FROM present Indications Il u believed
that the field for that turf classic will he
made up OF the follow linz horses
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Priv Nalni rnsn. PRIV Nonnrane. Priv
prtnIum dr DeuN Ans

=" IT"F III ~ . " ~
TNrIs. Iul' - ~ lNai-on- Tahtte -
d.., no o., - TO- the PriX Maint"n"n. q ~,
frrn .b"u' ~-I u,st"rs was won ny Fran.
J"uid tlrrsgiAr" Murat'- ponA De-
~. go "nI AMI Nerino'- komoubo tbtrr
1hs IorEes- we're Hein stern and BaIA'
TU" ~ NunArpu~. so,Ofo trancs. son -
ti,.. - .und ant go 10 the third 1nbont :. or
r,Stsr- vas on ~ BlAu~ MarEs Nan
Tsrpitt'- EAuc-l.stim was A--oud. and Pre- 10
Afisf gou-4Al tNtTd Tho ioc seys yer"
Stern O'NeilI and IenninEa The Pr,
Ornu'un do DsuH Aas. IS 90 francs, abou
1 ino kilomefsTs. vas won Nv Blane-S IAcfr
BurEoyns Vanderbilt Manfred wnS &C.
ond and san Miguel's Bohemo third Ths
iocksJ we're stern. . Nctl and CaFsv.
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CtSCtNNATI.

Totals ~ q ~ I
'Ra,,ei for NrNrlNn In me niath inuIng
'Battei for taspAr IN th~ uinih tnning
PittsbuTE ...... % n % . %
Cinrinnau It 70 %
Kuns pt't,hGrV Iearh. Wagner :. Cinrtn
natl Hohutsel. bowuey. Two ha~e hits leach.
Wilson. Three hA-e hit Mitchell stolen hasrs
Hoblikel pAskeri double plsy~ Wilson and
Flynn Wilson and Wagner SArrince hits. clarke
Nouney fir~t hAsr on balls on CannitE :.
90 Gaspsr. struck ont Wy CAmnltE. T. ~
SaSpAr l.sv On haS-> '1ncinnAu :. Pitts
burg Umpire IN chief klrm. Fteld umpire
Kane Time hour and rs minutes.
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PA-sAIr. July - NcGTaw'a Giant-
needed ten innings to-day 10 b~At Andy
Coakley'z Paterson team, a. Olympic Park
to 4 NaTquard and toukley ptt"h,~i
AZ high speed for =iN innings and there
wasn't the -swbiAn"- of run In tho
-.-Scnih Patterson UiNei tvo hits vtth -
many errors and Tailed tvt"s The Istants
tied N IN the eighth and 90 m the tenth
when With one out DeN ore hea, oTt = hunt
= ole ss~ond AMI raced 10 third or pa-.ed
hell DOYLE and DeNore worked the
soueeye nevoFe was over the rubber
before CoAklsy nelded the ball
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Stated tor HARNESS In the eighth Inning
'BAtted for TrIesdale In the min ~ inning
;Batied fog Ray In the ninth inniag.
Cleveland - o q IS
NJ louis /. U o "a
Runs ClsNrland-GranrY, Turner LAjole :
Harknr>s. ~ Louis Newman. TfueadAle
Stephens CTss Two base hit-SchNetIzef
Three base hits -NevnAm. HArkneSs. Truesdaie
stephens Sacrifice bits -HartSeil. Esstefiy
wallace. Ray. !. Sscrince h'es -0raney. Stoval
Double piaJs RAth. tAo!s and StovalI. wal
aee. NeTnaa. ard stephens. stolen base GtigGs
First base nAAs-O6 Ray. {. or BAiiey I. OF
HArEns-s.s S'r4rk oIt. By Tia, ). hy Bailey 2:
by Hardness o by fAnven I. empire IN chief
Dinsen. Field umpire -kvAns Tine hours
and - minutes
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.B.,lsa ,ol Ne.ns Ie ,hr .s-r,h lnnInr-

'Bs,tsd 'or No-ns ir the fourth Inning
Detroit 800 q O o a
chicago. % o U o %
PIns-De'roi' Nd Jones. cobb. =. Crawford
7 ion~s. Schmidt riArago- Kelly. Dorgher'y
Coliins. purien IAnnenlll. HONE runs TAnnehili
tohb sacrifice hits O'Learv. I Jones. Donovan
stolen bA~e- = ravford. Hu.h. Parent stfrlcf
o. sra,, n0nP PiS ~ . o. or SIn ,ss -oX MA.s
OF Oimstssd, a. 30 SrOit !. Double play -I-idsr
ami 1olitns LEFT 90 bases Detroit. I. Chlraxo I
Hit bJ piEhsr By Donovan l. Umpire -I1vrrine
TIM - hour and IS minute
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BALL GAMES IN The WEST
CJBS UNP ON CARDINALS 4
cor PIE ar TINES.
sssSsss: 1;s:s:s;s ::SPSTiN +;sk~ F--ii~
shaw ms IN Bsih t!amr~ Wild Throw
In CINCINNATI Gives q contest to the
Pirates American League Results.

~ LOWS. July ~ ChrsEo Won both
games to-dAv from 81 Louis The se~ond
game VAS called nv Umpire O'Day In the
seventh with Que out and three Cubs on
hAse- Go allow the teams tn catch a O'Clock
train.
The scoree
CHICAGO ~ ~ .. u Lows ~ ~ S-YIPsT
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t.WERIClN LEAGUE.

CLEVELAND. 5: ~. JoUIs "a. ~. t-YfRsr GAME.
~ Lows. july ~ cleveland took tao RAnes
from ihr Browns this afternoon. Roth clubs
played alt ridge hall but the breaks were 10 favor
Of the visitors Inc nTsi game NAs Ia the
eleventh Inning. The srofcs
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A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TOlsdN
AZ Ninnsapons fndiana noiis MINNEAPOLIS Z
~ Hansas Citv-.ptrs' ga~s Es1sas ~ =
oiu rlhus. rFrcrf Ears- = h~sTs If'. Z
1au nnbus,
- - Paul-Firs' Gans--st Pa Loy.s
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'Bstted fot hIIli'-r Ia the nth iuniaE
hated for Powell In the eighth inning
Cleveland . v q o o o O. >
~ Louis y v v - U q u a
Runs &c, Hand Lajole. .. Two base hit
I.aioe rain Sacrifice ty-Stovali Double
play " Aliace and Newman: Turner LA'Oie ami
SiovHli tir-t base OG bAlts-OG Powell. 1 strueE
out By Powell, I. BY FAIksnberE. . Left GA
base. ~ Louis. :. Cleveland. s Umpire Ia chief
-Eysns Fied umpire Dineen Tine hour
aud 30 minute,
DsTEou. 4. CHICAGO "A rs
CHICAGO. july 81 With the bAs-s nlled IN The
fourth innlng 20 dAS Tsaneh ~ made Q home nm
Cobb duplicated TIE hit In tic neat inning
making what proved to be The Winning I'm
walsh was pay ogt OF the game Ia the axth
Inning for tspguns 'as empires decision. The
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Cotton states I.eague.
Baseball Notes.

A. vicksearG FtrNt game Meridian. q vicEs.
burg. :. second game Nieksburx. S. Meridian o.
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Totals a. u " .
'Battrd Tor nresnAhan IN the nlath inning
chicago .......... = n q "a
81 Louis. ...... ~ q o o =
Runs hlrAso RNers hoffman. St~tn frtdt :.
Tinker, Ming, ; HroSn. ~ Louis HuEGtns.
hauScf. Higgn-. Two hsSe hits Zimmerman.
Huggtns. Three base hits king, Higgins,
Mowrey Brown :. sacrifice bit Brown. PASSED
bali bFesnAhan. stolen hases -gVefs, :. First
haSe on halls OF Higgins. 5. Struck out BY
Brown, 4 len IN hases- Sc. louis. Z. Chicaga II
l'mrire In rhlef Brennan. Field umpire ODay.
Tine hour aud IS minutes
CHICAoo ~. -. Z. ~ tors ~. ~. o.-esCoNp
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G.amr- scheduled for Today.

BOSTON In New YORK. Philadelphia IN brooklyn.
AMERICAN ISAoUT
New Nork In Cleveland: boston In Detrolts
Philadeiphia In Chicago. WasbinEton In II.
Louis.
HAsTERS LEAoUn.
Ne~aTk IN Buffalo: Jersey city IN pochester:
baltimore IN Toronto two games. Providence
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southern Isaeue

~ Msmphi, N~wphs, O. EaShNtlie
- NsA prssur Firat game Nrs prteans =
N"hil'. .rrr0ni game Mo1iir NsN Oriesns :
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Rsseban- Nssh'sGtsp Pavk. te-da. ~ "
-ssi . % FNl'-dsl rNis Mn = ~
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! CNGSNAII july al-Do~ney's Wild thfoW
| after making = nsAtional stop Of T1ynu's hit
let Prttsbnrg ScoTe twice In the eighth inning
| 70 day aud the Reds we're beaten. one handed
hagger the feature OF . fast game The
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Automobile Advice
To Residents CT New Jersey

NhSie'rr sai"mNhle YOU Je-ids -
purchase, ~ ~ decidedly 10 your AZ m.
iase to get u " a New Jersey dealer. Ne
cara need little adjustments and Attcr-
iInnS on the start ~ which YOU Ar.
cniItled and II Is most important that m.
New Jersey agent have an interest IN tn
car.
In addition. al contracts with manu-
fscturerS require dealers to sell only N
their own territory. You want . clear
title to your car.
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at hOSTWAi.

at NOMINAL
Providence % o q % I
NontrcaI o n q 4 !
sud krtrhrli
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Iohh ~ - " Totals ~ V-lb j
'Ons out When game was called.
$ s'T rSTi. 3 g %
Runs chicago SheckAfd. Kane. Stelnfehdt
schultz Two bsse hits Tinker. Sheckard. Sac
nnce biz KAN Double plays Konetchy and
Huggins Sh~cksrd and FvsTs. Fyer~. nAksr
and Holman stolen hAs-- schultz. Archer.
SheckArd. Iilt ~ pitcher. HS RAckman Schultz
Archer iir-t base on hailS- on RACkmAn s. OF
Left On hsse-- 81 Louis. y. Chicago. n. Umpire
In chtef O'pay Weld umpire Brennan. Tine
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II Jockey Z. Dugan il reinstated by the
Jockey Club stewards to-day he will ride
IN the 81. 500 Saratoga Handicap next Thurs
day. FROM present Indications Il II believed
that the field for that turf classic viii he
made up OF the follow linz horses
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JACK sheridan Is to have a new job ss soou,
for umplrrs
Jsos Fbnn. the PItssurs nrst bsseman. seems
Ia have rome hArk
The EIghlAnderS NEEDED we'll In N. I'VE rame.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-07-26
TO ENTERTAIN CANDIDATES.
County Chairman Fred II. Dom1nlch
Appoints Committee to Cooperate
With Him-ClOses Here.

AS the State campaign will close al
Newberry on the 9th Of August, the
campaign party arriving here from
Laurens on the night before, County
Chairman Fred H. Dominick will en-
dea7or to have the. candidates enter
tanned during their stay in NeWberry
without expense to the executive
mittee.
To this end, he asks that Mr.. I. H.
president Of the chamber Of COM
morce; Mr.. W. H. Wallace, editor OF
the Observer, and Mr.. E. H. Aull, edi-
tor Of The Herald and News, act with
the county chairman as committee
for this purpose.
Several citizens have expressed
their desire to entertain one or more
candidates and any others desiring to
do so will make their wishes known tc
any member Of thie committee. NC
solicitation OF public canvass will be
made.
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son and Mr.. W. B. Wallace, Of New
berry, Mr.. ". H. Sanders, Of Old
Town, and Mr.. J. A. Counts, Of Pros
perity.
Mr.. Young Hutchinson and his Son,
Mr.. Albert Hutchinson, of Whining
ton, Delaware, are on visit to rela-
tives in this city. Mr.. Young Hutch
inson is Mrs. J. Monroe Wicker's half
brother. This is his first visit to New
berry in 81 years, he having left his
native county 40 or more years ago.
visiting here a few years after leav-
ing.
Messrs. Hilliard Long and c. Burr
Martin have returned from a quick
trip to Hendersonville. They went
with the Messrs. George W. Summer
in their automobile last Friday, leav-
ing Newberry at a. N. and arriving
at Hendersonville at p. NJ, after los
ing three hours on the road and in
Greenville. Had a delightful trip
through most beautiful scenery. Geo.,
Jr., is reported as being safe and
sane "shofer," and swift guider.
In thateparty of Wateree fishermen
last week was Mr.. Will Wicker,
whose name got lost in the makeup
of the types. He helped to enjoy the
turtle stew, etc., incident to camp life
on a fishing expedition. Chairman
White said last week that the party
saw alligators but not many snakes.
The whole bunch of fishermen show
ed their Newberry "raisings" when
they had such people as presiding eld-
ers and other good men and their fam
lilies to partake OF the hospitalities OF
their camp and say grace before eat
ing.
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Mr.. Cook in the City.

Mr.. J. Perry Cook, who handles the
Record in Newberry, spent Wednes-
day in the city on business. Mr.. Cook
is an ardent Newberrian and is elated
at the assurance Of a third big cotton
mill for his town. Mr.. Cook is an
uncomplaining sufferer. from constant
pain, but in spite of physical weak
ness manages to put in some highly.
effective work for the Record.-Co-
lunbia Record.
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quoted. In speaking Of his men Major
Dunlop says they saw war and ex-
perienced war in all it's horrors; met
on many a battle field not only the
Federal sharpshooters in equal num-
bers, but whole regiments and some
times nrigades and divisions in solid
lines Of battle, and met them success
fully; and when the days grew darker
and the cause more hopeless, dared
even then to mass themselves against
entrenched lines, pierce them like a
lance, or shiver them like thunder
bolt, and drive them from the field"
He says they saw the conflict and car
mage of battle as no general saw it.
The soldier sleeps at Rosemont. He,
with his band, once watched the "ebb
and flow Of the crimson tide" He is
at rest now. His grave from time to
time will be freshened with flowers
sweet and pure, and his memory will
be held in loving remembrance.
To the bereaved widow and chill
dren whose hearts are Saddened as
can only be saddened the hearts OF
those that have been pierced with the
bitter sting Of death In the home
sympathy Of the community is given
in all it's tenderness and love.
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VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Capt. W. C. Sigh is announced as a
candidate for magistrate for No. 3.
Mr.. ". R. Reid is announced as a.
candidate for magistrate for No. Z.
Judge B. B. Hair is announced as
candidate for magistrate for No. 9.
E. B. Kibler is announced as a can
d1date for magistrate for No. 3.
Mr.. J. Forrest Riser is announced
as a. candidate for magistrate for No.
5.
Union services at the Baptist church
next Sunday night, conducted by the
Rev. J. E. James.
Martha Golden, an old colored wo-
man, about 80 years of age, died at
Helena yesterday morning.
Sheriff Buford of Newberry: Long
life and many more good catches and
reflections to you, sir.-Clinton Gaz-
cite.
It is so satisfying to hear the mill
bell and whistle and other whistles all
Ginning in regularly with the town
clock.
The Rev. J. D. Shealy on Sunday Or
ganized Lutheran congregation IN
Mollohon mill village with 26 mem
bers.
Tie people of Gaffney are acting in
the matter of hospital for that city.
NeWberry never will have hospital
She is not built that way.
Contractor Irby D. Shockley LETT
yesterday for Chappells to superln-
tend the remodeling Of the Saluda
Baptist church. He was accompanied
by Mr.. Lee Waters and force OF
hands to do the work.
Mr.. E. A. Phillips, who runs
bowling alley here, returned Sunday
night from a brief visit to Mrs. Phil
lips in Laurens. He was accompanied
by Mr.. Clarence E. Tolleson, of Laur-
ems, who will assist him in also con-
ducting a pressing club in this city.
If all the Sunday schools in the
county would work as hard as do one
or two Newberry would be the banner
county next year. Horny has entered
upon her third year with the State
banner for the best organized county.
Why not NeWberry?
The meeting of Pulaski lodge, No.
20, /. o. o. F., announced for last Fri
day night, was postponed to next Fri
day night on account Of death in the
family of one Of the members. The
request is repeated that old members
be present, as there will be election
Of officers and initiation. Visiting
hrethren will be cordially welcomed.
Postofhce Inspector Brown was In
the city Friday and found the New
berry postofhce affairs in such excel
lent condition that he was obliged to
be highly complimentary in his re-
marks to Col. C. J. Purcell, Mr.. Z. A.
Bowman and ell connected with the
office. He found the same state OF
affairs At the Helena postofhce under
the administration Of Postmaster q.
E. Julien, calling forth the highest
commentator.
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Rig DaH at Whitmire.

At Whitmire on Friday Of this week
there will be barbecue, clay pigeon
shooting, and in the afternoon base
ball between Greycourt-OWings and
Whitmire. A big crowd is expected
and a good time is guaranteed to eV-
erybody who comes as we'll as line
barbecue dinner and the other sports
in the afternoon. Everybody is invited
II nn,,no nnd cnanG the day
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Organ Recital Tonight.

Mr.. Frank L. Eyer arrived in the
city yesterday and Is the guest OF DR..
W. G. Houseal. He will direct the Or
gan recital at the Lutheran Church
of~ the Redeemer tonight. Everybody
is invited. No admission will. be
charged. but collection will be taken.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-07-26

FRESH BREAD AND ROLLs-ws
will continue to get steam raised
bread and rolls every morning,
fresh from the oven. If you want
good bread we have it. Jones
Restaurant 1taw-f
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-07-26

GET YOUR GLASSES from DR.. G.
W. Connor, a graduate Of the larg'
est optical college il the world-she
Northern Illinois College Of Chics-
go. DR.. Connor is located perran
emily in Newberry, gives both the
objective and subjective tests by
electricity and guarantees his work
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-07-26

ALL PERSONS are warned not to
hire or harbor Robert Gray or his
family or give them employment III
any manner, except his son George,
as they are under contract with me
for the year 1910. Emma Morris,
7-26-1t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-07-26
For MAGISTRATE No. 8.

E. 3. Kibler is hereby announced as
a candidate for reelection as magis-
trate for No. 9 township and will
abide the rules of the Democratic
party.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-07-26

FOUND-Pair of nose glasses, gold
rim. Owner can get by applying to
the undersigned. W. B. Kibler.
7-26-1t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-07-26

CUT OUT the Typhoid germs from
your drinking water, get it from
the rock, pure and sparkling. By
having you a well drilled, you cut
Of all surface water. I am
prepared for the business. See me
or phope 275.
I. A. Mcdowell
l2-l409-tf.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-07-26

MAGISTRATE J. W. Hendrix was IN
Newberry on Saturday, and he stated
to a representative Of The Herald and
News that he had been in touch with
the situation and that the report OF
the affair as published in The Herald
and News Of Friday was entirely cor
rect.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-07-26
Mr.. J. s. Dominick Declines.

T desire to thank the voters for sug-
gesting me as candidate for the
house Of representatives. l appre-
ciate the confidence expressed in thus
suggesting my name but ask most re-
spectfully to decline.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-07-26

WANTED-An accommodating man to
2un for county treasurer who wont
mind staying in his office little
over time on tax closing days.
7-26-1t. Abe.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-07-26

BARBECUE-We will furnish a first
class barbecue at st. Pauls Luther
an church in No. 10 township on
Friday, July 20. Everybody is in
yited and a good dinner is assured.
J. D: H. Kibler.
E. H. Werts.
7-5-td.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-07-26

WILL give frst-class barbecue at
Brown Bros oak grove, old Glib
son place, July %, 1910. Dinner,
gents so cents; ladies. 40 cents.
s. J. Cromer. 7-19-td