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eginning Tuesday m.-ornizr ower than the lowest. WE January Prices which posil one-third per cent. to the g store, and if we can't provi roney,then go elsewhere. Dress Goods and Silks That WejSell for Less. Black Broaidcloth, Henrietta, ;and -Amurer Cloth that selk,for $1.25, for 84c. yd. Black and ,alored Mohair, Serge, Venetian and Melrose. salls for 65c., for 45c. yd. Black Panam=aiand Mohairs, sells for :35c., for 22 1-2c. y. ,Mixed Suiting,46. in. wide, worth and .sells --or $1.00, for 4Qc..yd. The best Co.vert ,Cloth, worth and sells fo 65c., for 45c. yd. 56 in Mount Rele. Suiting, stands the storm, sells for $1.00., :for59c., yd. 54 in. English ..roadcloth worth the waIld over $1,.35, for.9,Qc..yd. .54 in. Engih roadcloth, worth the world oyer $1.00, for 25c. yd. ,,,.24 in. Silk Shirt.Waist patterns, changeAhle effects, these gaods.were bought at a lw price and are worth 75c. ..and $1.00 yd. We sell then at the half price nowch, only 45c. yd. 36 in. ChangeableandBlack Taffeta, wth $125, for 97c. yL. 3& in. Black Peaude$oie, worth $1..50, for 79c.yd. Coats.4-- aCketS. We'-don't intend b:have.any one of these 16ft if prices and quality will nme them. We are sellinga $6.50 Ta= Zoat, for $3.89 each GooLCloth Caoes .39c. each. * Positively ho good THE PEABODY FUN{D. Pointed Parzag:a - -- lChicago ,News. Not Yet' Distributed-When It is! A bl~unt man usually Winth~rop College Will Get Road .tonlgu. Slice. Coura,ge and caution xa A ____did working team. Some men merely seles The Peabody board has sent Super- "ftwo evias as a sample. intendent of Education Maritin $2,00oo It is truxe that the a sfer Winth-rop colleg.e and The money wx be satisfied with -will be turned over to. that institution b~e s'ever gets it. :.at once. r.The receipt of this chee~k __ 4rom Dr. Geen, the necretary, indi- O -cates 'that the 'board wil1l not distrib- TYrkreosOfAB --utte:zany .Qf tGe:funds this~ year as was YokPes :at firs,t thought;and that foe Ppabod; I:t is s~Iry :exciti1g to .ki coJlege ;gt ~Nadville will got get the fre she iets you. *$i,00,o00 as was first tho'ight. [f a -mna* -wants to ainarr * A leA.r receizved 'by Mr. Martin a sign she thbinks a let of gives the cause of :&is. It seems that . A jo.lly fath-er of a fasmily there is mnow about '$2,ooo,ooo in the jolly as some of the jokes hands of the 'board -and it was pro- If a wman really has str posed that 'half of this 'be given to the worries all the 'ti-me for Nashville ~coillege ant1 the other be body else's are smaller. distributed i-n the southern states. Most everybody seems The money was to 'be given to Nseh- to catch a crook, but t'he ville on the condition that that ci, yers and the stern.est ju give $250,000 ant4 :th state give a like seem to be 'able to hold hi amount. For some reason the Ten nessee legislature refused to give the -NOTICE. money direct; but promised t.o give Alpesnhaigci $25,000 a year for ten y,ears. This teett fMtlaB :did not please the trustees and :ic hasce*ed vlprsnthsa . been decided to distribute simply 'thetee,tom atrny initerest on the amount as heretofore. Hn,Hn n utr 'The 'board, however, 'has ibefore itoeteJt' fJnay a. proposition 'by Presidenit Fish ofll . e 'the Illinois Central Railroad offering Adisraixothet co be one of twenty-five to give X.Drik eesd $Io,ooo each to make up this amount ________ demanded by the board. If this is ae- NTC OCEI cepted South Carolina will come in Alproshligca for a very large share of the balance of the money and it is expected that teett fMtlaBa the Winthrop college will get several cae,ms rsn h thousand dollars more than any of atse,t h nesge 'the other southern colleges, as Pres- o. Adalpros ident Johnson is constantly in touchsadetewilmkpym with the members of the board. Theda. board will meet some time in January ~~ when the offer of President Fish will ~ .G come up and the outcome will be E ceatc.d,diwithreseterhessa Vin rlU\utJ ig at 9 o'clock for one week. ) are determined to sell the :ively means a saving of twE reat trading public. We ask to your satisfaction that we Cotton Goods That's ,good for you in the good old winter time. -Match them at these prices if you can. Best Sea Island worth 7c. yd., 17 yds. for .$1.00. Best Drill worth B 1-3c., for 6 1-2c. yd. .40 in. heavy Sheeting (Newberry Mills) worth .8 1-3c.. .for 6 3-4c. yd. Good Cotion Flannel worth 12 1-2c., for 9 1-2c. yd. Good Cotton Flannel worth I 0c., for 7 3-4c. yd. Good Cotton Flannel worth 7 1-2c , for 5c. yd. The best.Outing, worth 12 1-2c.., for 7 1-2c. yd. .32 in. Suiting, vvorth 8 1-3c., for 5 1-2c. yd. Best Red Flannel, worth 35c., for 24c. yd. Boys' and Men's Odd Pants. % This line we intend to close out regardless xff value. Men's fine Pants -wbrth $3.00 and $4.00 to go for $2.85 pair. Men's fine Pants worth $2.75 and $3.00 to .for $2.24 pair. Men's fine Rants worth$250,*to.goat $1.75pr. Meri'sfineiPantsworth$2.00, to gofor 1.49 pr. len's fine Pants worth $1.49 to go at 98c. pr. Boys' Pants, size 8-.1.5, worth 75c., to go for .59c. pr. Boys' Pants, size 8-16, worth 65c., to go at .45c. ;pr. Boys' Pants,size 9-1.5, worth 50c., to go for ~39c. pr. s charged or sent on approv hs. ISALE OF LAND. wvill sell at public outcry.A before lias a -sharp Ithe courthouse a,t Newberry on sales day iln January, i96, wihin the legal ake a splen- .hlour.S of sale the ;following lands of :t :the .lesser Forty acres, more or less, near the town of Prosperity, bounded 'by lands verage man -o.f A. P. Dominick, J. C. Counts. L. I haV mnough-b.t M. C ounts and others. jEighty-eight acres, more or less, in ~No. 9 town~ship, boun-ded by lands of at F ~helor. B.ennett Coinelly, D. Hentry Wheeler, Robert Moore and others, ~s a girl be- Terms of sa,je: One half the pur- 1H ave a chase mo-ney to be paid in ,cash, theI a girl it is balaneec in twelv.e months, wit~h inter- Have. a >thers do. est from day of sale at eight per cent he aotells per annum, the credit portion to be Have a he tlls-secured by the 'bond of the purehaser all feet she fand a mortgage of the premises-with .ear some- Ileave to the purchaser to pay all cash H ave a] to beableif he so desires. Purchaser to pay for nf tI best law- Mrs. L. M. Counts, dges .don't Executrix of esta.te of J. L. Coonts. of New Y REWARD-A reward of Ten Dol- Th fa lars will be paid by the undersigned th ms against as trustees for proof to convict the of teCity ach am, de' party or parties who have been abus ne duly at- ing the property of t'he Johnstone have to k( .Messrs. Academy building. All persons are on or he-' forbidden to trespass upon said prop- going, in 4 [906. erty uinder penalty of .the law. ateofk, s J. B. Halfacre, able peop ate o Jas.G. McD. Sligh, ..W,FStTrustees. the peopi ['ORS. ____ ns against N IE.my Windo hham, de-NOIE ame, duly JPlease say to Mrs. Cyrilla Ruther- the most i executors ford's customers to meet me at John if January. Tr Hutchinson's store on Thursday, 'debted to the 7th inst., and I will gladly deliver berry nt by said Itheir goods to them. After that, if they will call at my residence, they oore, may get all that 'belongs to t'hem. *bson, IVery respectfully, bcutors. Mrs. L. B. Eargie. U Price Sae The prices given here are se goods in mid-Season at lnty-five to thirty three and you to come direct to our sell the same value for less Millinery! Millinery!! Here is where we make every, lady and child happy for a new bonnet is what they like, and when they can save money they like it better. We offer to close out quick a lot of Children's Felt Sailors worth 50c , for 25c. each. A full line of Knit Caps for children. Underwear for All, Lower Than the Lowest in Price. Men's heavy ribbed Shirts and Drawers, worth 65c., for 45c. each. Men's fleece lined Shirts and Drawers, worth 50c. for 39c. pr. Ladies' Ribbed Vests, worth 20c., for 12 1-2c. each. Ladies' heavy ribbed fleeced Vests, worth 60c., for 45c. each. Ladies' heavy non-shrinking Vests worth 75c., for 49c. each. Ladies' all wool Vests worth $1.00, for 75c. Lion brand Shirts for Men, worth $1.00, for 79c. each. Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! One lot Ladies' Fine Shoes, worth $2.50, for $1.95 pr. One lot Ladies' Fine Shoes, worth $2.00, for $1.49 pr. One lot Ladies' heavy Shoes, worth P$1.50, for $1.10 pr. Men's, Boys' and Children's Shoes at prices to make you buy quick. al during this saie. e just received a full line of up-to and Bags.. II of the popular colors. 11 of the newest sizes. II of the up-to-date shapes. I of the latest styles in handles. have the hand bag tnat the Bon-Tons ork City are using this season. tory I buy from is right in the heart / of New York, and of course they ~ep up with the very newest thing >rder to be able to sell the fashion le of New York City,land those are e they want to sell. Take a peep in w as you pass by, and you will see hp-to-date line of hand bags in New es' Boor MIore.