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I ; ' . STATU OK SOVTIl CAROLINA, I County of new perry. ! ( ourt ol Common Pleas. ! Sai;im>l SI,.;ui, Hurl M. Sloan ami' M?!fio Sloan, Plaint ill's, against Benjamin B. Sloan, Mamie Sloan, j W 11 lie Sloan. Benjamin Sloan, .Jr., ami' Marie Sloan, Defendants. By virtue 0f an order of the court1 herein, I will sell |o the highest bidder before the court house door at Newberry, S. 0., <>n salesday in November, .1907, within the legal bonis of sale, all that tract of land lying and being situate in Newberry county, State of South Carolina, containing Thirty acres, more or less, and known as the Caldwell tract and bounded by lands of Robert Caldwell, ^Miss Fannie Johnstone, J. J. IT. Brown and others. Terms oi sale, one-half of the purf chase money to be paid in cash, the balance in one year; the purchaser to secure (lie credit portion with his bond , and a mortgage of the premises sold with leave |o anticipate the payment of the credit portion, the said credit portion to boar interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum from date nf sale. Purchaser to pay for papers. H. IT. Rikard, Master. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ? COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. I In Common Pleas. U Robert L. McElvcen and William Reedcr McElvoon, Plaintiffs, against John C. McElveen and Robert Ernest McElvccn, Defendants, By?virlue of an order of court herein. I will sell to the highest bidder before the court house door at Newberry, S. C., on salesday in November, 1!X)7. within the legal hours of sale, all that tract of land lying and bc r Make your Ban } tively guarantee big shoe store in p- save and look at . ~ We Men's Odd Pants 200 pairs Men's Odd Pants, m; , Cleveland Woolen Mills, worth $2 work pants at $1.25 pair. . ' 96 pairs Men's Work Pants, big size 800 pairs Men's Dress Pants, boi . under price, for $2.00 pair. 400 pairs Men's Cashitnere Pants more, at $2.98 and $3.50 the pair. 72 pairs Men's black ail-wool Pant: $3.00 at $2.00 pair. Boys' Knee Pants from 25c to$i.c These come in sizes from 4 to 16. Ladies' Cloaks! Ladies' Long Box Cloaks at $4.9} Ladies' Long Cloaks at #3.48 each Ladies' Long Cloaks, extra val $6.48, $7.48 and $8.50 each. 36 Ladies Fine Cloaks worth $15 special $9.98 each. 18 Ladies' Cloaks worth $18.00 at $12.00 each. 10 light gray satin lined Ladies' worth $20.00 at special $14.00 each. 12 black satin lined Ladies' Clo $14.00 each. Children's Cloaks from 98c. up. Cotton Flannel, Outing, El 100 pieces Cotton Flannel, bleacln unbleached, worth 12c., at special n 25 pieces good Cotton Flannel wort at special 8^c. yd. 10 pieces extra heavy Cotton F old price i6^e., at special 14c. yd. Cotton Flannel from 7 }4c. up. 5,000 yds. cash dowti Outing, more at the old price, 10c. yd., all o We Sell It F01 i?g situate in Xo wherry county, State " lS"iiCi Carolina, eontaining two Hni"lrc<i and Twentx-five cjlV>) ane< ?r l->ss. and known as the '(racy Place*." a.,id bounded by lands of .7 tun us J. Reed or, 1. Newton ?ary, Nathan P. Whitmire and lands ot the "statu of I). L. Gary. IVrms of salu: One-third of tlic purchase nionu.v to ho paid in cash and enough in addition thereto to pay J lie costs and expenses of this action, to l)e taxed by the clerk of this court; tne balance in two equal annual instalments from date of sale, with interest from date at the rate of eight per cent, payable annually, b?n<Tof tne purchaser and mortgage of the premises sold to bo given to secure the credit portion, which mortgage shall contain clauses providing for insurance of the buildings and for the pay. mcnt of attorneys foes in case of default of the payment of the debt or any part thereof. The purchaser bas i t?io right to pay all in cash. Purehas-j or to pay for papers and recording of same. H. II. Kikard, Master. Oct. S. 1<)07. STATIC OP SOUTH PAROJJ NTA, OOrNTY OF XKWllKRRY. Tn C\itnmon Pleas. Ira II. Sheppard and Jacob Larrv Sheppard, Plaintiffs, vs. W. P. Sheppard, William O. Sheppard. Olga R. Sheppard, Armenia M. Sheppard and Leland Iluntor Sheppard, Defendants. Hy virtue of an order of the court! heroin, I will sell to the highest biddor before the court house doors at j Newberry, S. C., on salesdav in No- ' vombor, being 4th day of said month, ! l.')07, within the legal hours of sale, all that tract of land lying and bek account grow I to sell from 10 t< town. Add thes your Bank acco Will Se! Calicoes, P< ric,e by 4?7?? yds. light hi .oo for Calicoes at 4>?'c. yd. Percales from yl/<c. .Ki.fat Bed Ticking, I to pieces Bed Ticki worth J 5 pieces Bed Tick in 3 pieces Bed Tickii: 3 worth | 7 pieces Bed Tickin 4 pieces Bed Tick >o pair. | worth 25c., at special One bale colored II I at 5c. yd. One bale Homespui $ each. I 25 pieces Cheviots < Men's and Boys' !ue, at I * Dra\ i.oo at I 100 doz. Boys' hea^ and Drapers worth 4c special ,r>? doz. Men's extr< and Drawers at 48c. e; Ladies' Extra B aks at 100 doz. Ladies' Ui from last year, worth old price 95c. pair. u Ladies' Under Sh lu? match, fleece lined at ed and Ladies' Union Suit? dc. yd. Trunks! ^ IOC'' Trunks from #1.25 , 22 I runks, size 70 lannel, $7.50, at #4.98 eacli. ro Trunks worth $ 5 vStcamer Trunks, worth from $6.00 to $10.00 olored. Trunks from 68c. t r Less. E. i"." situate in N'rwhcrcy count \f ?tate ot Suiilli (';irnliu;t. containing fitly iiiTis, more or less, and bounded ?v lands nt (J. I-1. S|ockmitii. '|\ n, Hawkins. W. I'. Sheppard, (ieor?e Taylor, and Mrs. Wells. Terms of sale, one-third of the purchase price to be paid in cash and the balance payable in one and two 0(|ual annual installments, with interest l'rom the day of sale, ;\t the rate of ci-rht per cent, payable annually, to be secured by the bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises, that the purchaser at the Marcella Sembrich Are you going to Columbia on the 16th to hear Mme, Sembrich sing?it will undoubtedly be a ireat well worth the. eight or ten dollars that it will cost you. When you return from Columbia stop by Newberry's Victor Store and hear Sembrich sing FRKK? tlie VICTOR does it. ^ es, come?just shut your eves and enjoy again that velvet smooth and luscious voice ; just shut your eyes and see again that wonderful woman who has surpassed perhaps] every artist of this generation in ( her absolute mastery of technical1 difficulties. Sembrich, Melba, Caruso, Eames, Patti and the other great artists sing only for the VICTOR. We have all size Victors in stock, $10.00 to $100.00. Ask about our monthly payment plan. ^ Art and Variety Store, Newberry, S. C. 3y trading at this ) 25 per cent, ch e nickles, dimes jnt, and see it gr I ItFor L rcales, Etc. ? ic and red standard We 1 or Saturday only. jn Ncw 3 11P* I in our 1 omespun, Etc. eoul'1" I opened ig at special 5c, yd. teniber ? at special 8^c. yd. jlis< , 5 at special 9c. j'd. Button ? at special 10c yd. ?3.00 p slightly soiled, I Qnc 162/je. yd. I Bluehei mespun, worth more, I at 98c ? 900 ] 7>^c yd. wonh ; /orth 10c., at 9c. yd. ,24 ; Undershirts and worth i) re rs. One n 1- , . Shoes a y lleece lined Shirts , One l c. at 25c. each. T) 1t . 1 . Balbnc: heavy Under Shirts ch. 200 ^ $2.50 ai 3avy Underwear. A"jV 1 , . , fords at dervests, carried over , Wei 75c., today at same | >p j, , . White 1 rts and Drawers to r T 1 58c. suit. for J'ad 49c. each. a,1d CI Trunks! .0 $10.00. line of t linen lined, worth for tjle 75. at $1.25 each. heavy brass bound, ach. p >P5-oo. $10.00] L. BAILES & sale pay fur papers wit It leave to the 1 purchaser i<> amicipaU* payment of i tin- i*ie?ht portion of ill*' purchase j j ii!i>iu'\ whole or iu pari. M. 11. Kikard, Master. ' i i EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ES- ! TATE. I By virtue of the power and auth- i oritv in me vested as the Kxecutor of ? the Last Will and Testament of Yates < C. Mvers. deceased, 1 will sell at pub- | ""new firm, j NEW STORE, NEW GOODS, Kinara&Kier's. j We want part of your ; business. We can be found at corner of People's National Bank. Come and see and ?ct your share of the bargains. Close profit and quick sales is our motto. We carry a general line of merchandise. We pay i highest prices for cotton seed. Give us a trial and be convinced. Yours for business, KINAKD S KIBIER, Prosperity, S. C. store. Weposieaper than any and dollars you ow. ?pg?nMimni?nnnnii 11 YjHvmrjax i fr * i ..iiiihimi^mwh'IiI< i n n *GSS. 5hoes! Shoes! lave tlie biggest line of New Shoes berry. No 21 to 50 year old Shoes louse. The oldest Shoe we have ot be over 13 mouths old, as we here with a brand new stoek Sep?Sth, 1906. received, 72 pairs Men's pat. ealf Shoes, sizes 6 to 11, worth $3.50, at air. lot, 244 pairs, Ladies' Dongola, 'and plain toe Shoes worth $1.25, pair. airs Men's first split Brogan Shoes ii 65 and $1.75 at old price, f> 1 25 pr. Men's Cap Toe Creed 111 ore Shoes, >'1.50, at $1.25 the pair. lot Men's Vici Kid, Blucher cut t $1.25 pair. ot of 124 piirs Ladies' *Vici Kid pans worth $1 50, at f, 1.25 pair. iairs Men's box calf and Vicis worth t $1.98 the pair. len's, Ladies' and Children's Oxand below cost. ilso carry such standard makes as >arry, American Health, the famous House Shoe of the lb own Shoe Co.'s ics, the Wolf Bros. Shoe for Ladies lildren, every pair guaranteed to leather, the John Michel special ll(l $3-5? Shoes for men, also a full ' he Buster Brown Blue Ribbon Shoes little folks. . Lace Curtains. airs Irish Point I.arcCurtains worth ^ pair at special $4.50 and $4.00 pair. BEgg M W'"** < w CO., Prop'rs.i ie outcry to the highest bidder, before the court house door, at Xcw>eny Court House, South Carolina, jet ween the leijal hours of sale on ho 4th day of November, l!)07. (beng Salesday in said month) I ho folowing described real estate, of which lie said Yates (\ Myers died seized uul possessed, to-wit: All (hat tract >f land in No. 9 Township, Newberry [ ounty. South Carolina, containing Ihirty-I wo acres, more or less, houud.m1 by land of tlu1 estate of S. A. Hunter, lands of the estate of Benjamin S'ichols and others. Terms of sale: Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. S. M. Myers, Kxecutor of the Last Will and Testament of Yates O. Myers, deceased. Newhe-Vry, S. C., Oct. 1st, 1007. j THz ?N pre v t AW 1L A ~ f\ y S. P A iov; ' " ;or^?.c?y not ovn|? Omtuk nrxow r.c cmica DID YOU EVER, Go To A I the corner., and .speni the dre.s.s1ng room or becau.se you were Nc would have been Lol stayed at home bec/ party and are NoT won't have a bit of tut livinc tor. To get ple will co.st you thi.s mu Tor $]o.oo a good bu.si " $ 1 5.00 a better bl " $25.OO THE BE.st Pc for $6.oo a good rain " $ Io.oo A BETTER R " $ J 5.00 THE BE.ST PC RESPECTFULLY EWAR COR. 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