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We are kee ing up the pac of the South, builuing with U moth business. Look back here in Newberry, then paus the great success of MIMNA chant or merchants in Newb merchandise. Be on hand e Silks and Dress Goods. 3 pieces 36 in. Blacc Taffeta Silk, the $1.00 kind, for 79c. yard. 5 pieces 36 in. Black Taffeta Silk, the $1.50 kind, for 98c. yard. 5 pieces 36 in. White China Silk, the 69c. kind, for 39c. yard. 4 pieces 44 in. Black Brilliantine, the 69c. kind, for 49c. yard. 5 pieces 45 in. Black Melrose, the 75c. kind, for 48c. Our entire stock of Silks and Black Goods to go at cut prices. Bedspreads, Towels and Table Linens. 50 large Marseilles Bed Spreads, ivorth $1.50,. special 98c. each. 75 large Marseilles Bed Spreads, worth $2.25. special $1.39 each. 47 large Marseilles Bed Spreads, worth $3 ('0, special $2.29 each. 100 large Bed Spreads as a flyer, worth 85c., special 49c. each. 1 case large bleached Cotton Towels, worth 15c., special 9c. each. 50 doz. large Bleached Huck Towels, worth 20c., special 12 1-2c. each. 5 pieces half bleached Table Damask, full two yards wide, and sell the world over for 65 and 75c yd., special for 47 1-2c. yd. 5 pieces Bleached Damask, as white as the driven snow, .worth 7 and 85c., special for this sale 59c. yd: . . . 3 pieces bleached Satin Damask, full two yds. wide and as white a the driven snow, wo'rth $1.00 and $1.25 yd., for this big sale 79c. yd. A big lot of remnants in Table Linens, some full bleached and sowm half bleached, the entire lot marked in plain figures, thrown on centei table at half price. The Only MIMNAUC The LeadinoSt THE NEWS FROM SALDUA. the chi:dren. The day will _______ant menmory to the childre The Doings of a Good People-Pic- Ms eeiv rdu nics, Barbecues, Other Ibry stegeto i Things.Peral Because nothing has been waftedvitnghrfed.MsM across the waters of Saluda is no sign I odsesr en that we are doing nothing; rather the i ol e~iet bls the reverse. We are a busy people, bti tmasoe a as the bales of cotton, which go toalthievstwodse the Newberry market telis, and rightIfmnwldrk-h r now is the busiest time, as the spring sl ote nteqit rains put all the crops late, and it a lc hntesns seems hard to catch up. i lsdadn ohr The community was saddened byclaebhidsrnd the recent accident near here of thetw eilchoeheea. drowning of young Robert Langford Thne Luerncr and every one sympathizes with theluaisnrcmpeo, bereaved ones.adtoteatcivns The once beautiful homae of Mr. Joeciyothhil Bouknight now of Johnaston is fast Thristbeaabcu going to decay-for about twentythronhe4hfJu, years it was the home of Mr. J. Her-prbly e,oefth bert, when it again passed into the sao.M.Tre h hands of Mr. Bouknight. The old ctrri htln,wl mill, where once quantities of corn ceadhs.Sekr and wheat were daily ground, has prsadagnrlgo passed into disuse; the dam broken pce.Cm vr r and decay is written everywhere. The sefryusl htag dwelling house is deserted and nearly wl ae all the window glass bro:<en. Negroes Tehat ftepo cultivate a portion of the land. scini eakbygo There is a nice little settlement at hdtoyugdcost Moody. owned by L. D. Riley. Esq. btte o' ty I A fine, commodious dwelling, whichprvsi saalrgh he occupies and several cottages nearhal.Mr.Hm ici where his sons live. Mr. Luther Ri-(jteilbuismpvng 1ey has a good country store. Mr. MrGegeLv,th Gregg Riley has a saw mill. Mr. I. D. tTemnV aua a Riley also has one of the ninest gins poigtetm n in this section. lreqatte ffs Children's Day was observed at te oNwer a a Bethany church last wveek. The OnStra,bfrth morning was devoted to recitationsinJlthrwllb a and songs by the children. About dnea h rv ert one P. M. dinner was announced and M.D .Sih ti all helped themselves freely to all p:c n aoiersr that was nice, to poultry and pastry.,rs and puddings of rice, good beef in aw'rucmrcttf abundance and fruit that was sweet, !rr2 eaoria in fact every thing. which could tempt xtt~wt w af them to eat. The afternoon was de- >g~z ~: 'r and M. Purifovmadeshorttalkrto . is the cguet ofais e that has put us in the f ie same methods that lail a few years at the way b e for a moment, at the cr UGH'S business. Anoth( erry to meet the prices y very day this week. Umbrella and Parasol Sale. Prices far below what others ask. roo Parasols and sun shades worth 6oc. for only 39c. oo Parasols and sun shades worth 75c. for only 59c. ioo Parasols and sun shades worth $1.25 for only 89c. too Parasols and sun shades worth $2.oo for only $1.39. A Big Shoe and Slipper Sale. All odds and ends in Shoes and Slippers to be closed out this week for what they will bring. We intend to lower this mountain of merchan dise and will chuck in the dynamite of low prices to make this week a corker. 10 doz. Ladies' White Duck Hats, worth 75c. and $i.oo, one to each customer 49c. each. Spot Cash Store ir 1H. RMIIA we of Newberr be a pleas- state hospital the proper place for short 1 :n. such females. would 2 of New- When a man contracts the habit of 1. s '. s Sue Ray whiskey drinking and comes home, A se reeling and, cursing and making him- the WV wberry, is self .obnoxious, nothing is said and Sunday ary Lester. if he happens to slap his- wife or chil- of Salu rohibition, dren the wise men declare that they Rev. Sthem all; don't like to interfere in family affairs Langle ooms with and nothing is said about providing a special m unwise, proper place for him. P. Red M ot have it WTha st manner, West End News. sarv e :s the door There appeared an article in the once? s boy is Atlanta Journal on the wvrite up of doors. Of the game of base ball at Whitmire. There seems from the reading of the ch at "Sa- article that West End base ball team The which will does not deserve a write up. Be- will m< >f the little cause this team is composed of cot- er for ton mill operatives, is no reason why prever; and picnic they cannot play ball. West End warded which wvill does not want to cast any reflection >est of the on t'he college team at all, but they is a noted want everything that is due them in a urnish the game of ball. They are willing for from all the college team to win the pennant time is ex- every season. They attended every WVe ~ditor, and game played at college when it was grove ad time we possible for them to do so- Crome The bo:ys are going to have a game Speake 1e of this of ball on thc fourth, between the be on .We have Fat and the Lean, at nine o'clock in pleasar settle h ere. t'he morning. ~-so that IOn tihe evening of the fourth. at 4.30 place for o'clock. there will be a game of ball s has been between the \Vest End :eam and a team froml Clinton. The champion Mr. Thomas Rhoden's father of in No. been im- Augusta. Ga.. arrived here last Sun- teache: as caught day and will stay here for several $35.00 nid carried days. must b e. Mr. J. J. Crooks had the misfortune ;rd Sunday to loo.e his fine cow a few days ago. picnic and At tihe last meeting of the Odd Fel ie home of jlows, the following officers were a beautiful elected: N. G.. D. L. Franklin; Vice The for picnic- G.. E. N. Austin. Recording Secretary, er for T. S. Huldson, Financial Secretary, T. 1905. a Smorphine Y. Jonecs. Treaisurer. Theo. Danielsoni. Applic nary pain C). S. G.. R. J. Crumpton. These of- dersigt y in severe tieer, will he inistalle'd on next Friday e sorry for evenin by . D. G. W. Van Smith. Ii' The rain which fell on last Satur ront as the merchant leaders d the foundation of this mam usiness was conducted right iange, all brought about by .r thing, I challenge any mer ve are making on "legitimate" Mimnaugh's Quick Steppers. 100 piaces A. C. A. Bed Ticking, worth 15c. special 11 1-2c. yd. 25 pieces genuine Lonsdale Cambric, worth 15c., special 10c. yd. 50 pieces Shirting Prints, cheap at 5c. yd., special 3c. yd. 2 cases Androscoggin Bleach, worth 8 1-3c. yd. special 7c. yd. 2 bales checked Homespun, worth 5c., special 3 I-2c. yd. 2 bales checked River Side Plaids, worth 6 i-2c., special 5c. yd It is astonishing to many how cheap we do se.l good goods. White Lawns and Silk Mulls. 25 pieces White Lawn, full pieces, worth 8 1-Sc., for this sale 5c. yd. 50 pieces White Lawn, full pieces, worth 10c., for this sale 7 1-2c. yd. 50 pieces White Lawn, full pieces, worth 15c., for this sale 10c. 25 pieces White Lawn, full pieces, worth 25c., for this sale 15c, yd... 20 pieces Silk Mull, worth and sells for 15c. for this sale 10c. yd. 24 pieces Silk Mull, worth and sells for 25c., for this sale 15c. yd... Hundreds of others not mentioned here will be on sale. A Big Ribbon Sale. 500 pieces new Ribbons just rolled in, Nos. 40, 60 and 80, all shadiw and black and white, worth 15 and 20c. yd, for this big sale, buy all you please for 10c. yd. Two Specials in Pillow Slips and Sheets.. 50 doz. Pillow Slips, worth 15c., special 10c each. 25 doz. ready-made Sheets. worth 75c., special 49c. 1 the Town. 4NAUGH'S! y South Carolina ime it seemed as though we Youn mn dn fter yo St have a storm. Three or four ta o 'v aea mrsin ere blowvn down.wenaglsmlsayo.Prp. ries of meetings will start at sei o elbe oluh est End Baptist churcth, next -night. Rev. George White, da, will conduct the meeting. Fire Insura ce John H. Graves, returned from y S. C., where he preached a Wewlinuey rFrn sermon to the several tribes of0welnfoolysxyeto en of oHrse Creek Valley. thhude dolr,(te t is the matter with the dispen-poe)orbtrsil,oe dL lection? Why not 'have it at lradegt et o f West End. F. H. C. yer.Go buissp pl TEACHER WANTED. do'yo? nurcenstc patrons of Dead Fall schoolanstrbulngaso ~et on July 1st to elect a'teach said school. A male teacher H LM S&MFL ed. Applications must be for- Fr nuacAet. to any one of the undersigned. Phn67 B. L. Dominick, _______________ J. W. Crouch, R. S. Boozer.' BARBECUE. will give a barbecue in the Ou Falsok w f at the rseidence of Mr. Jno. A. r on Wednesday. July 19. so rie n nod r's on the issues of the day will e om k om fri hand. A good dinner and a w ilofryualn it time. Everybody invited. D. A. K1eckley, o o ae o n T. H. Cromer. hafte rglr rc TEACHER WANTED. T i ae spret patrons ot Mr. Bethel school 2township desire to employ a jleey rsetad for seven months. Salary w rheeycn fte per month. All applications e sent to JC.S. Brown, rglrpie u s Jno. S. Ruff. sciie o mae Teacher Wanted.Ths w ohaen d undersigned wvill elect a teach Union Academy on July ro, o ae hud tk t a salary of $30 per month.ad ntg ofhi sae ations must be sent to the un ed at Prosperity. S. C. a L I. Feagle. M. C. Moore. Jno J. Kinard. Trseshe1Wasto welBook toorh