The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 11, 1904, Page 5, Image 5
PROSPERITY NEWS.
Items of Personal Interest From a
Live and Progressive
Town.
Editor Herald and News:
Mr. J. W. Stockman is building for
Dr. Jno. A. Simpson a divelling on
his lot from which his dwelling burn
ed several years ago. .So Dr. Simp
son is' contemplating moving home
again.
Mr. S. B. Hawkins. since moving
to Prosperity, has been living in
what is known as the.Johnson house.
He is now building on a lot opposite
Mrs. Elvira Kibler.
Messrs. Perry Simpson and Ivan
Sease left last week for Atlanta to
take up the study of pharmacy.
Cadet C. C. Wyche of the Citadei
left last 'Friday to resume work in
that institution.
Rev. C. M. Boyd left here a few
days ago and expects to be away
about a month. He will visit his
home in Mississippi and will see the
great western shore before his re
turn.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Haltiwanger ot
Columbia, have been visiting relatives
in this county.
Mrs. Alice Robertson of Texas,
visited her brother, Mr. Jas. H. Hun
ter last week and left for her western
home.
Mrs. E. C. Stewart is visiting Capt.
H. S. Boozer's family.
Mrs. S. B. Aull of Newberry and
Mrs. Russell of Greenville. were with
relatives in our town last week.
Mrs. G. R. Shaffer of Whitmire is
here with her friends.,
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Elmore are
with their daughter' Mrs.~ Ee B. Kib
ler.
Mrs. J. N. Livingstone is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. F. E. Schumpert.
Dr. R. C. Kibler of Atlanta is
among us again.
Miss Jessie Mcseley and Miss Lillie
Mae Russell visited Miss Bedenbaugh
at Kiblers' Bridge.
. Mrs. F. E. Schumpert has been on
a recent trip to Columbia.
Mrs. E .B. Martin was in our city
last week.
Notice ot Drawmg jury.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, composing the Board of
Jury..Commissioners for Newberry
County, State of South Carolina, will
on the 20th day of October, inst.. at
nine o'clock a. in., in the office of the
Cleg of Co9uI fe id-ountper
ly and publicly draw thirty-six jurors
to serve as Petit Jurymen, at the No
vember term of Court of Common
Pleas for Newberry, beginning No
vember 7th, 19o4, and continuing- for
one week..
October 8th, 19o4.
Jno. L. Epps, Co. Trea&
Win. W. Cromer, Co. Antdt
Jno. C. Goggans, Clerk of Court.
Personally Conducted Excursion.
W-orld's Fair, St. Louis. via South
ern railway-October 18s~h. 9o4.
The Southern railway will operate
a personal conducted excursion to St.
Louis- (World's Fair). Special train
consisting of coaches and Pullman
cars will leave Columbia, S. C., Tues
day, October i8th, 1904, at 7 a. mn.,
and arrive in St. Louis 4:50 p. mn.,
next day, going via Newberry, Green
wood, Anderson, Atlanta and Chatta
nooga.
This train wvill be in charge of our
most pdite and experienced passen
ger agents, who will look especially
after ladies .and cirildren traveling
alone. This train will be a solid
through train,' and upon application
in advance, we will reserve for each
passenger one whole seat, also ac
comodations and board will be en
gaged in S't. L'ouis, by giving notice
in advance, as to what rate desired,
length of stay in St. Louis. etc.
For full information as to rates,
schedules, etc., apply;
R. W. Hunt.
Divis'ion Passenger Agent,
Charleston, S. C.
Advertised1 Letters..
Remaining in the post office for
week ending October -8, !904.
A-G. L. Arnold.'
B-Miss Susie Bonds, Mr Ella.
Boyd.
C-Miss Leila Campbell.
D-Mr. Bennie Davis, Mr. Ray
mond Dominick.
G-Mrs. Mary Glinn, Jack Gilliam,
Miss tiles Gillims, Mr. Lewis Cover.
H-H.. T. Hornshv. Bettie Haad
MImnaul
March this
It's the spirit
humdrum, old
biggest store in
in Newberry, wi
and the land pr(
shelves. Note
longer wonder )
NEW DRESS GOODS.
Too much cannot be said of thi
wonderful collection of Dress Good
for everybody, we have the greate.
Dress Goods values ever placed upo
a retail counter, it is a positive fa<
that you will find more Dress Good
here than in any two stores in 'Nev
berry.
A big pile of 54 inch Suiting, wort
every oent of 85 cents, take yot
choice for 59 cents a yeard.
One lot of 38 and 40 inch all wo<
mixtures, all colors, worth 75 ceni
special for 48 cents a yard.
A big variety of Fancy Chevoit
for tailor made suits, worth $1.25
yard, special- 89 cents a yard.
The best 54 inch Broadcloth, a
th:e best colors, the $1.25 kind, speci:
for 98 cents a yard.
Fifty-foot display of Black Dre:
Goods, from 15 cents to $2.oo a yar
Mimnaugh's is where you will fit
a complete stock to select from.
We Lead in Popular Priced Millinei
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
The richest creations ever shov
here will gr'eet you in this depai
ment, one of the chief attractions
our hats is the exquisit style and quc
ity for the prices asked:
ioo latest styles fall street hats, t]
best quality sells every where f
$i.50 and $2.oo, several styles to s
lect from, your choice this week
98 cents each.
125 latest styles fall street hats, n
one in the lot worth less than $2.
and $2-50. take your choice this we<
for $1.49.
240 Bahu silk caps. the 50 ceni
M-Hampton Matheast.
N-Mrs. Lizzie Nance, Mr. Gerva
Nichols.
P-Mrs. Lendy Pratte, Y. J. Per,
Mr. W. F. Pitts, Mr. Isaiah Piti
Miss Purley Poter.
S-Miss Rebecca Sanders, Ge
Smith, Mr. S. M. Sligh, Richa:
Simpson, Mrs. Julie Smith, Hampt<
Sly, Edward Schumpert.
W-Mr. Lores Wodwith, Wmn.]
Wicker, Miss Inez Williams.
Persons calling for these lette
will please ask for advertised -lettei
Chas. J. Purcell. P. M.
WOMAN'S CLUBS.
Action Taken to Promote Handiwo
Among Women of the
State.
The South Carolina Federatioi
Woman's clubs at its recent meetir
in Newberry, mnade an "Arts ai
Crafts" department, for the purpo
of stimulating interest in the Hon
Industries among the wzogren of ti
state.
This work will consist of hand
work of any description,' made I
the hands of a South Carolina w
man; laces, embroidery. -basketr
carving, designs in wall-paper, wove
rugs, carpets, quilts, re-bindir
Eyr.effort will be made to crea
a derAand for t.his work, and orde
will be solicited. All women in tI
state are urged to send samples
their handy-work.
It is especially desired through th
movement, to reach the women<
the rural districts, showing the po
sibilities open to them, both as wag
earners and home teachers alor
these lines, to revive, if possible, ti
old fashioned art of weaving, whic
even in ;is simplet frm is suscepi
jh Leods
Way and Ke
Low F
behind the guns ti
fashioned way oi
upper South Car(
3 can save you mc
>duces no more rE
the remarkable
why this big store I
kind. to go for 25 cents each.
120 Baby silk caps, the $i.oo kind
to go ior 49 cents each.
t We Lead in Popular Priced Millinery
n
:t SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!!
S
The biggest shoe stock in Carolina.
No matter what you want in shoes
you will find them here for less than
:r elsewhere. BANG, Goes Values,
Come and yet your shore for there
> never was a chance to put better
- shojes on your feet and more money
back in your pocket. Buying
S and selling 'more Dry Goods and
a Shoes than any two stores in New
berry and paying the money. down,
we naturally sell them cheaper than
11 the other little one-horse fellows. -
We aboslutely Guarantee every pair
;S of Drew-Selby & Co.'s Ladies' Fine
I. Shoes that cross our counters. A
d new pair for every one that goes
astray, prices: $2.oo, $2.50 and $3.
7 CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
SECOND FLOOR.
rn There is plenty of good light in our
t- Clot ng Department,.yd don't have
of t44hu'At a window to get light so that
1- you can see what you are buying,
Thie Clothing Department is on the
ie SCOND FLOOR. We have the
>r best $io.oo suit in America. The same
e- suits are sold here in exclusive cloth
at ing stores for $15. We would like for
you to compare any of our $1o.oo suits
ot with the best you can fine on sale
25 elsewhere at $i5.oo. Make the com
k parison as thorough as you please.
Hundreds of Men's Suits at all prices
ts 4.oo to $18.oo.
ble 'of excellent results.
is Woven rag rugs, for example, when
wssrought into artistic designs and
harmonious colors, are in great de
n, mand and bring high prices.
s5, 'It is the hope and intention or
this department to have a large and
0 fine exhibit in the Woman's building,
at~~the coming state fair, therefore we
mwish to urge all parties who antici
pate sending work, to communicate
'with us at once in order to have time
to work up a good erxi'bit.
rs Address all commnunications to,
s. Mrs. Robt. H. 'Jennings,
Chairman, Arts and Craft. Coin.
S. C. F. W. C.
Orangeburg, S. C.
OfSTATEMENT
Ofthe condition of The Newberry
Savings Bank, Newberry, S. C., at
f the close of business September 30,
1904. Published in iconformity with
an Act of the General Assembly.
rRESOURCES.
;e Bills Receivable .. .. ..$212,376.49
te Bonds .. ........$ 2,200.00
Furniture and Fixtures.. . . 1,900 00
ie Overdrafts, secured and un
secured. .. .. .. .. ....4,954.75
7,. Due from Banks . . .- 30,731.72
Cash and cash items . 44,161.69
- $296,324.65
yLIABILITIES.
n Capital. . . . - - - - - $ 50,000.00
iProfts. . .-.-.-.-.-.-.22,602.17
Dividendsl imnaid - 57.25
Bills payable". .. ...... 40,000 00
~Deposits . ... .. ... ...186,566.23
$296,324.85
Personally appeared before me, J. E.
Norwood, 'Casbier Newberry Savings
Bank and made oath that the above
s statement is true to. the best of his
)knowledge and belief.
J. E. NORWOOD, Cashier.
s- Sworn to and subscribed before me this
-6th day of October, 1904.
Attest: W. C. TYREE, [L.s.]
AtteSt:N. P. for S. C.
eC EJas. McIntosh.
h Geo. S. Mower.
- B. C. Matthews.
ep Step to t
Irices.
iat does the work,
doing business
)lina, and the be!
>ney on all kinds i
.liable goods than
opportunities a
s always crowded
..3
For any want
visit the Big Stor
Newberry's F4
ing S
A CANI
* We hereby annou
candidate for more
*ourselves to satisfy
* MAYES' DR
* We believe in w<
The Nes
WrI
NEWSE
e invite all to come
be convinced that it is ti
p rices. A full line of Dry
Hats and Groceries, at
H ARMOI
Prosperii
HAMS 4
Not those mentic
but a fresh lot jui
Kingans Relis
.Kingans Port
Kingans Dries
Try our Pinac
DAVENPOR T I
IPhone 110.
100881Ol
he Music of
No drift wood,
here. With the
3t bought stock
:f merchandise,
rests upon our
nd you will no
with customers.
MEN'S ODD PANTS.
.I HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE
3IGGEST SHIPMENT OF MEN'S
)DD PANTS EVER SHOWN IN
CHE CITY OF NEWBERRY. IT'S
UST MIMNAUGH'S STYLE TO
,1AKE THEM AN OFFER AND
'AKE ALL THE MAKER HAD.
THREE THOUSAND PAIRS OF
IEN'S ODD PANTS ALL KINDS
LND ALL SIZES AT PRICES
ROM 98 cents, $1.39, $x,89, AND
a.39 Upward, that are WORTH
)OUBLE THIS PRICE.
We have over coats in all the latest
tyles and colors from $4.98 to $15.
5 cases outing, the 8 cents kind to
ro at 5 cents a yard.
3o0 Trunks, from 98cents to $2o-oo.
in Dry Goods
.
astest Grow-~
tore.
)IDATE
nce ourselves asa
business and pledge.
all customers.
UG STORE.
>man 's suffrage.t
w Store
iTOCK.
and see our line and4
he best at reasonatle
Goods, Notions, Shoes,
S& SON,
:y,s. C.
AGAIN.
)>ned heretofor e
st received.
ible.
ers.
i Beef Hams.
~li Flour
. CAVE NAUBE
Main Sreeat.