Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TWent Tho Worth of t clothing S Men's Furp Must be turr in'the Nexi A Change in the Busi Soon as Th I am compelted to raise at leas waited until September the first t You will have to buy Clothing, 1H boys before they start to school. money. The prices named for thi fore, and will not be duplicated i: I hope never again to be forced to as I feel it is absolutely necessary to Three-fourths of the sales adverl humbugs, pure and simple. The March last told me it was the only chant lived up to what he advertis about every transaction by every o between himself, the merchant, ti will always be so as long as I aim lar without deceiving the people v patronage I will never make it. this. I have had clearance sales a would give twenty, twenty-five a: 3 ptr cent cash discount in order tc goods. But there is practically n this sale. The stock must be turn people who do their trading with i close out in bulk to some merchan them. The only things reserved i Bonar's New Fall Hats, Ralston Co.'s Shoes, Frankfort Manufactu Fall Clothing, Cluett, Peabody & & Wilson's Collars and Cuffs. Sc tract agreed to maintain the price up for fall within the last month, but in order to encourage the peor lines ten per cent. cash discount < least fifteen thousand dollars' wor regard to cost and it must go. I next month an offer for the stock tail I will close the entire stock in chaser. This sale will continue ut half or is sold in bulk. Terms sp sold on approval, or taken back,c pos,tive. No package put aside t sale is over. * I want every man, woman and trade to get their share of the bai early and often. Tell your friendi Under Newberry Hote Bank and S Newberry S. C., September 6, RO!E Baking Ma.kes C1 With Royal'Bakj . no mixing with th *the brow. Perfect facility, sweet, ek Full instructions in the "Ii book for making all kinds . with Royal Baking Powdi ROYAL BAKING POWDER co. usand Dollars he Choicest lhoes, Hts, ishing Goods ied into Cash Sixty Days iness Will Be Made As is Sale is Over t Ten Thousand Dollars and have :>.sacrifice my stock in order to do it. ats, Shoes and Furnishings for your This is your oppor'tunity to save s sale have never been heard of be Newberry this fall by anybody, and make such a slaughter of my stock do now to raise money to pay my bills. ised as at and below cost sales are .entleman who conducted my sale in one be ever made where the mer ed, and where he had no question ne in the store, being fair and honest e clerk a.- d the customer. And it n business. If I cannot make a dol- t vho are kind enough to give me their have never had a sale before like the close of each season, when I id sometimes as mutch as thirty-three I reduce stock and make room for > limit fixed for the discount during ed into cash, and I prefer giving the ne the benefit of the price than to who would make a profit out of a this sale are Stetson's, Hawes' and 1 Health Shoes, Hamilton Brown & .ring Co.'s Shoes, J. Wener & Co.'s Co.'s, Corless, Coon & Co. and Earl ime of these goods I have by con , and others have just been opened and can easily be sold without a loss, ile to buy now I will allow on these in all their purchases. There is at :h of stock that must be sold without vill entertain at any time within the md fixtures. If I cannot sell at re bulk it I can get a satisfactory pur itil the stock is reduced at least one >t cash on all purchases. No goods r. exchanged. Every sale must be be called for and paid for after the hild that ever comes to Newberry to -gains that will be offered. Come and neighbors about us. JONES, I, Between the Exchange4 avings Bank. 1906. (A L Powder . Brea.d ng Powder there is e hands, no sweat of cleanliness, greatest an, healthful food. oyal Baker and Pastry Cook" of bread, biscuit and cake ~r. Gratis to any address. 100 WiILIAM AT., NE:W YORK. KILLS TWO WOMEN. Gave Them Orders not to Attent Church-Tragedy Near Lowry vile. ':e State. Chester, Sept. 4.-Lawson Addisor ':lored, killed Matilda Mclaster am Mamuiv lalsell, also colored, last nighi -s thev trio were on thieir waY hlom, r-om (hurchc. FTe tragedy ocetured ii 'e pulilic Ioad(, about onle mile fron I.owryville in the neighborlhood of th, )v. Epps Atlihison plantation. Thi MleMaster woman, whio was Addison' aramour, and her sister, Mamie Hal ;ell,. hand gone to church contrary ti Udison's orders, and the tragedy fol o wed. As the congregation were wendin heir way homeward, they were start (tI by four shots fired in rapid sue essio:i. They at once went to the spo r4nimt which the shots seemed to come uld fouid tle two women cold it leatli. Tie sheriff and iis deputiej vere at once summoned and took tl rail, but although posses have beet ICo1riiig the country all day long othing has been seen of the fugitive Addison is a desperate negro, ali s said to have served on the chain rang ill Gaston county, N. C. BUTLER'S BRIGADE. [nteresting Addition to the Literatur Relating to the Civil War. Col. 17. Ut. Brookis, Clerk of thle sut wemtie co(r, says the News anid Cour eI. writig inl spare lou's a Iistor.1 >f Hutiler-'s Iigade, wili was a par >, thle 1s't divisionl of, eavalr-Y un1del A,ln. 1 m1111ptonl inl the 11111Y of Noitli rnI Virinia during the civil war. ('4l. Broomks is "'ivinig to IIhe vamlpil ition of his history lite Iosl pninls aki ng :.-e. H4. is con)sultin., ill '11ses whler-e it is possible dhe otfitei var recr(lds, and patcilent l verifyin.t 'wvr stattemilt by r v'i-eree to i '41041nizod auth1or11ilies. le illtenld! liis Istory t 4 o 14 not 1 vnl ('n14.rtainlimi mt1 hlisimrically* avvim-ate. Il di llssi:l.- tlie eivil war. with ian today It' said that Ie wa ali 1*i - I'rolm his ilvesti..altions tha ill tol tlie Northen armIllies co'nsist ( of approximat ly 2.785,000 enliste nell, wIhereas tlie elitir-e Coiifedera riiiolmeint was not over 600,000. Of' tlie Northern soldiers Col 3rooks is coiivinicd that. fully 300,001 vere Southern, some of the most dis inuished of the yankee oleers beiml )f Soutliein birti, amnon,g them Ad nial Faraniut. and the Oen Thoma. fho was known as ''The R?oek o 'Iiealllauga.'' Col. Brooks is plrou hat amtion.o tlie 300,000 expatr-iates it lie NorlIel11 amies not onie, so fa is lie has been able to discover, was authlfi Car-olinian. Wile the noreo thian two milliOnl f Yankee sold iers madetl onily aboui 70.000 ('onflederat e pr'isoners, th osigned~1C1 to SouthI ern pr'5isn near0l; 100.000I( Northrners4l'. On one occasion Glen. Wade Hlampt mn and hiis mein, afIterI ic L being ostalnt : n thle sadle, oIln('mrency r'a tion 11nd lit tie sleep) for' thirty datys, atl ae'kedl an unwiar iY 1anlkee clumnl anm ap lture d or kil1led more Yanukee's thmo heir own colmmandI numberedi. On another OCCasi(on, at Saphonw hlurch, in Virginia, Glen. Wilsoni, wit] 1,000 fr'esh trioops, wa's in Hampton' *ear, while Sheridan and( is cavalr' )posed the Confederates in front Ten. Hampton toldi Gen. Butler tia he onily way to win against sucih 0(dd: vals through strategy. Geni. Butler said1, according to Col Broioks, '' Give me 100 pieked mei lnd1 I will change thle coindition o tffairs.'' 00ion )' et. cavalriymnen, Gen1. lIutle lipped aotund (Gen. Wilson 's flank~ 'amle upl iln thei?PC rearand ch1ar'ged, giv' ngi thei urehiel y-ell aind dlis('harging fire ims as fast as possible. The start le< Vrankees beeome demor-alized and( wer< <oon1 in1 'omphlletec r'out, tearling Ies lie woods pour forth whle division: nlore of" wild( gray-clad envalrymnen. Duinig the war with Spain, in 1898 ~Ten. Wilson an<(I Gen. Butler weri ioth brigadier genlerals of Unite< BI aleCs voluntecers. Meet ing the oh lonfeder1ate? one4 day, Geni. Wilsoi isked: ''Butier, howv many men did yoi inve with you, anyway, that time yoi routed me at Saphony church?'' '''An even hundred, sir?"' Gen But er replied. ''Well, well, wvell '' ejaculated th< istonished Yankee soldier. "'But say Butler, for God 's sake don't tell it oi A girl gets much more offended i lou call hugging squeezing. No matter how much a widow onel cnew she is willing to learn it all eve: "POAHONTAS." Romantic Drama Founded on the Life of the Beautiful Indian Prin cess. "Pocalmtas'' is tle name of 1 new, r11matie drima written by Geo. 10rede-ick Viett of Norfolk, which is shortly ti be prodlced (11tollgloit tl( t. comtryl; a\ te whiech it will settle d14wnl Iat Ilte .b10MVt4W N 1-'x "Sit ion. WhiCh i i t) be b;i juit imi.,idetv Norfkilk, I Virginia, next year. At the .1ames town Ixpositionl, the dnt will bt Sprodteed in a most olaborate manner and as it is based oi a story of which - the world never tires it is bound to ) prove a lasting attraction. The scenery for the play will be specially painted, the artist visiting i Jamestown to secure sketches of the - original scenes. The costumes will be historically correct in every essential detail and will be very gorgeous after the manner of the period. The playwright has made a daring innovation in the introduction of the I character of Shakespeare on the stage. The ar(d of Avon appears in the first act where, in a fine oration lie wishes .od spee(d to the colonists as they de I bark from Blackwall, England toplant - the first perinnent English speaking colony on American soil. The play contains such episodes as tle qa1rrel betweenl Rateliffe, onle of tle vonspirators and Capialinl Joli Siiti an111h the trial f Kenidal fot peare, the first trial by jiiry on Amer The savin.., of tle Iife of Capatin Johii Smith by Pocahontas in the third m-t is a thrilling piveo(' i realisiml n11(I thie( scee at the couirt f1 Kill 'James inl I lie next ac(t whe Pocahon Ias is piviseited to his mi1a.jesty is saiI to lie of sort-passin1g. beauty. Anotlier beautfiful and interesting scene i. the crownin- of Pw-hatan. IthIe mI ac e nf Poe4 1 11 1jI' hitw 1 n11t a -. who decline il i, linvel, ec l that ie would "kilvel h) no man. nit evenl to a king." The pla ends with ohe arrival of thle cag fmawhlo vamle fr-oml fnlaild It) hv ilhe wives of, thlo lists, t'::. i e < r (mt ( b m1.id beingi set :11 12n ,) mmds of' tobc. The 1iIIa I e It;I1kes Ih I o u If vl k -1 n* a 11 1ifiven It ballyt . i1s tiie rn' 4 a1( r I spana of 11hree cenurldon typifyNg1 SCeneIS of the( Se%venteenithi and N-wentiethl een turies. Mr. Viett, the author, has intirodle ed three (distilct features into hit play; the introduction of Shakes. - pealke, the first trial by jitry mn Amer c a soil and the first marriage of - white persos(i on Ihis coitinent, name ,ly thle ceremlonly whereby 'John laydoln C anti Aie Brriu11s werle made onle it I the rude- imt pictu iilres(Ite (chur-ehi at i .hiestown Island. r it is prp(q)sed to intro id e re.al in l dins into the p)lay for tle group pa]rt' and1 the war (aces anl(d for this pr i p's' the Secretary of the Ititerior will tti' he 1i(1 apeledt to ini obrder to secure t h I tiont. Ii is anonneeiilCd thait "Pdenettas' wilt havye its in it ial p'eformnce at( 0 Impertinence From Missouri. - Kantsais City Star. I It love is lintd, wha t is tie obbject1 oit thle peek-a-bioo waist '? SNOTICE OF SALE OF POMARIA OIL MILL. Notice is hereby giveni that by auth. ority of a resolution of the stock -hoblders, the diectors of tile Pomnaria Oil Mill wvill sell the property and frainchises, both real anld per'sonial, ofi the Pomaria Oil Mill, at public out c ry atPomaria, S. C., on the 12th day P in the forenoon, on the following . CTe purlcha0ser will beC reqirend to r pay five thousand diollars eash, or , ihe dlay of' sale, $500 (if which must be t.. pid to the actioner' as soont as th -,. h is closed, 0or the prolperty will im mediately be resold ; the halance to I he paid within thirty dlays, without inier'est, whereupon title to the pro p('rty wvill be execuited and detlivered. Putrchiaser to pay for papers. This salo will be made to enable 1the directors to pay the dlebts of the Icorporation, and1 the proceeds wi.ll heii applied to the c'laims (if creCditors~ in the order of their legal priority. WV. W. B3erley, R. H. Ulipp, J. P. Setzler, J. L. Graham, G. B. Aull, E. 0. Hentz, D. A. Kleckley, Jno. P. Wicker, Jno. 0. Koon, H I. HI. Counts, W. M. Wilson. D)irectors. cured at homne with 3Out paiu. oo of ticulaus gent P N. WOOLLRY .. 306N.1ryor6tMe64 IHAIRI NEW C ATTI R Right I are what we clairr of pretty, nobby # colored wool goo( weaves. Everyth and fresh from tf of America. A ful Flannels, just th cool September i cales, Suiting ar prices to please. 36in. light Outing 36in. dark Percal Good dark Outing We want your give you more \ house in Newberi HAIR &I The Right P Your L "VTI.ex Wc AT TI Newberry Ste FIRST CLASS WOR 1 have recently purchased the Modern improved machinery. I Laundryman, has charge of the e assisted by competent help, who that the best laundry work can be enterprise. E.T Cii8 Founded NEWER Courses leading to the degree: Mechanical or Electrical Engin4 Very Inexpensive. Remarkable ember 26. For illustrated Catalt JAMES A. B. 5 A CENTURY C For more than a hundred y< SPRINGS MlNERAL WATER thousands are ready and willing t cacy in all diseases of the Liver, Physicians P Patients Dep Everybody P Drink Glenn Springs Mineral drink this water and be restored 1 Glenn Springs Company. 'OODS -iE rices . We have lots 'ilks, black and Is of all the new ing in stock new ie best houses 1 line of Kimona e thing for the mornings. Per id Outings at We offer s at 10c. yd. as at 5c. yd. rs at 6 l-2c. yd. trade, and will ralue than any IAVIRD, rice Store. aundry L.. It" t '97anat It" am Laundry K GUARANTEED. Newberry Steam Laundry. Ar, Geo. M'Lay, an expert ntire mechanical department,. will be pleased to show you had in Newberry by a home .CAR LSON, Prop. and Mgr. LEE A Christian of A. B., B. S. and B. S. irs ~ering. Modern equipment. health record. Opens Sep-. >gue address iCHERER, President, Ne"'herry, S. C. F HEALING. tars the merits of GLENN4 have been recognized, and a give testimony as to its effi Kidneys, Stomach and Skina~.. rescribe It. and on It. r'aises It. Water and keep well; if stk, o health. Glenn E StC.