Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Ftered at the Postoffice at New berry, S. C.. as second class matter. FRIDAY, JUNE 16. 1905. The Class Of 1905. We wish the members of the grad uating class of Newberry college of this year long life. happiness and prosperity. We 'had a son who was a member of it through the Fresh man class. He was a manly fellow but three years ago he was taken from us. We are trying to believe it was for the best. but there is a sad ness in our heart as we mingle with the commencement visitors and look upon the graduating. class of .1905. We can't help it. ..We. shall. always feel an -especial interest in the mem bdrs bf-rhis class. May their cups be filled iith -the sweets .of life. Some- newspaper charges the Knights of Pythias with undertaking to make Hon. M. L. Smith governor. It has been denied. but suppose it was true. w-hat crime have the Knights of Pvthias committed? He would make a good governor.. Who could ask for more.-Orangeburg Times and',Democrat. That is very true but the purpose of the publication referred to was to prejudice those who are Knights of Pythias against Mr. Smith. Of course everybody who wants to know does know that the Knights of Pythias are not running anybody for governor, and yet, no doubt. every man who as pires to a position within the state would be glad to have the support of Knights of Pythias, for they are rep resentative citizens. CHAIR OF TECHNOLOGY. New Department Established at New berry College. With C. H. Kick lighter In Charge. A' the meetint: of the board of trustees of Newberr. college held on Monday afterno.n a chair of tech ndlogy was established and a profes sor eleted fr nex:t year. C. H. In *We' tol I INTO TI I Granite Froi I - ing,*into largel * Commodious . where stock will be /and better displayec / v!l! be in better shape I 'please you. IThat's Ibe Reason *SaIe Now Going ga for our~ entire lii g andbest house IMUS Tbe conver inside of the ne> * It's a big unde: I we're going to o I cducernents that * possible~ Come i *choosing is thelI Kicklighter. an assistant professor in :he Georgia School of Technology was elected and the new (- artment will be inaugurated at th.- opening of the next session1. Prof. .\. T. Bowers was elected vice chairnian (f the faculty. so that there ght he a re p n-ille head of the college when the president was ab sent. The :iakr of k e board v:ere ex tended to Dr. S. T. Iiallman for his c ontribution to the library of bound i tiles of the Lutheran Visitor from I about iS6o to the present time. It is the only comple:e file ,f the paper in existence and is very valuable. It is really a history of the Lutheran church in the South. Dr. Hallman was editor of the Visitor for a good many years. Prof. 0. B. Cannon was elected act ing profess-r of ma:hematics for an itler yaI . The president reported the 1nuances in excellent condition. -jse Ou1tlook is ene ,uraging. The Duke Wasn't Through. A we'l known i ca, character is Sam Wellington. a colored man. kn.own as the "duke." says the Boston Herald. The duke is a fine cook and often accompanies camping parties. Last fall a party of-voting men Sam was with decided to scare him with an apparition. Leaving the tent in his charge one night on a pretense of going to the village, one of the party quietly returned enveloped from head to foot in a sheet and with face well covered wit.h flour. He took his stand in the doorway. Suddenly Sam looked up. and emitting one horrible yell, dove through the rear of ~the tent and went down the road at a terrific pace. The ghost pursued. After about a mile of running the huke was ready to drop and sat down I m a log, perspiring freely. The ghost tame up and sat down on the same og. puffing and blowing. Absolute silence reigned for a min ite. and -hen the ghost remarked in I disguised voice. "We went some, lidn't we?" Sam, whose teeth were chattering ke castanets, replied. "Yes, we did o some, an' you jess wait till Ah gets iah +breff an' we'll go some more. 8 Enr HEm at Build -and more Quarters more completeI , and where wve 3 in every way to I for the Great iat Our Store, Ge "e of newest i furnishings N -ted into cash n (t 3 months. E in rtaking, but ~wc ffer price in- e wih rnake it yr n early while ~Th >est.o ~ad' There's something terribly genet wons about the way a man can spen some othe:r fellow's money for him. NOTICE. We will <i1n and tile n;, for th pt:blic at a reasona-ble price. V have the latest nium er and filer, an guarantee satistaction. Lit:le Mountain Oil Mill Co. J. F.. Derrick. Prcs1 Little \'un ain1. S. C. TEACHER WANTED. The patrons of Vaughnville schoo will meet on the 1st Saturday of July 1905. to elect a teacher for our next school term. All applications must be sent to the undersigned trustees. C. A. Brooks, V. S. Atchison. June 7. 1905. STRAW HAT SALE AT Half Price. I have decided to close ut all of my Straw -lats, except Panamas, t half price. $3.00 Hats at $1.50 2.50 " " 1.25 2.00 " " 1.00 1.50 " " 75 1.00 " " 50 50 " " 25 25 " " 13 ,ome early and get the choice of them. NEW FUR HATS. A new line of Men's ur Hats just received. 'rices low. Vatch.our Windows I will reduce the price on any desirable things in Sum er goods which I will display our windows with prices arked on them. Bargains in [ of our departments for you. me and see them. . C. JONES, Newberry, S. C. June 15, 1905. friting Paper )ur Fall stock will on arrive, and in ord to make room for iV Swill offer you a lin<t Box Paper for one! If the regular price?. is paper is perfect every respect and 'rth every cent of the ru!ar price, but isjn :rificed t o m ake! >m for other goods, a ose who have need th paper should take o /antage of this sale, at . We ArE FOR' AlSprng I With a line as corn p1 shoa All the new fabrics ar Cotton and Mohair it in qualities and col< complete line of Shirt berry. The Pin Dot in our Mohairs are cl H ave you sea the with their ar ctic col have a treat in store i The new Laces thread laces, Point de tal Laces, Val Laces, mings. Our Domestic depari Millinery is beautift Come to see us. W honorable treatmeni goods as cheap as thi where, and a fine stoi Yours trul3 CI&Gi Mo How Much Cai If every man had to de earning power there wou in the world. It is the ear that makes men wealthy. may be limited but you c savings if placed in this I aer cent. compound inter safe. THE COMMER of Newberr JNO. M. KINARD, 0. B. MAYER, Vic Z. F. WRIGHT, Ca SIXTH CAR' Choice Tenne Meal and Flour has advanced, but le benefit of our purcha nd quote this car while it Best Patent, Cotton, Best Half Patent, Cotton Best Straight - - We are having a big run < >remind the public we ar n~d summer goods, havirn ice new effects. Don't be rnisled by loud advertise: d red hot prices, and a comparis< oseley Bros. are in the lead, and fi a place to trade Some are cuttini .They are just about getting in 11 MOSELE CuredbyKeeley Institute ol w>9n dy St. (or 0. Box 75.)Columbia. S. C. Cci1 Ready (OUR lusiIess ete as we have ever vn . -e here in Silk,Wool, i great variety, both -rings. The most Waist Silks in New and Pastel Shades larming. new Silk Organdies orings? If not, we or you. are here. Round Pars, Laces, Orien beautiful for trim :ment is very strong ii this opening. 'e promise fair and ;, polite attention, Dy can be had else ck to select from. wer Co. You Earq? spend upon his own Id be no millionaires ning power of money Your earning ability an SAVE, and your >ank will earn you 4 est and be absolutely CIAL BANK y, s. C. President. :e-President. ishier. OF THAT ssee Flour Grits! we give our friernds se before advance, lasts: - - -- $5.85 ,- - 500 - - -4.90 >n Flour. We want e leading in spring g fuli line, knobby, rients, we have the goads >n will convince you that r an all round bill, and is g prices 10 to 25 per ct. ne with our prices then. Y BROS. te -I- All Drug and Tobacco South Carolina.