Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Our ready casr array of beautifu the aisles of this every hand. Ca wear Millinery, S and see the won ReAdy-to-Wea In Ful This department will bloom out a brings us something new every day. ready-to-wear garments ever made ij know who sold the ready-to-wear tg "NUF" SAID-COME. Easter Dress G It makes no difference what kind or Cotton, you can get suited here. come direct to Mimnaugh's. 5 pieces 36 in. Black Taffeta Silk, 25 pieces Suesine Silk in all the R Pink, Light Blue, Nile, White and for 50c., take your choice this week 65, 75 and 85c. Black Dress Good 49 cents yard. Look over onr.immense stock. '] Chiffon, Panama All the newest styles, trimmed witl satin and self same material panel d and flare effect on side, the best $8. This week your choice for $5.98. MIMNAl * * ** *** ** * **** * *** * *. *. WHITE RIBBON BCHOBS * * * * * *** ** **** * ** *** * Don't condemn The other ura Perhaps he's doing The best be can. Temptiations come * Alke to all, But some are strong, Anid do not fall. T.hen some are weak, Can not withstanid, To such, pray lend A helping hand.- - Don't condemn, - But lend a hand To tempted ones, Who can not stand. Ms. Dietrich, of New York. nation al organize:r of the W. C. T. UJ. has sp't six weeks in South Carolina and organized a great many new un ions. On liast Sabbat~h she visited Triity and made a.n interesting ad drss ~on " The Walls of Jerico." Sabbath night she organized a new union at West End Baptist church with 'thirteen members. We will have Mrs. Armour, of Georgia, in the State for three weeks. She will only visit the "wet" terri Intemperan~ce has destroyed nations well as individuals and is the aretest foe of America today. Nobody ever wanted to be a drunk .rd or started out to be one inten tiionally It is a thing that grows un ttil thb habit is too strong to be broken. * * * A travel-li:ng man recently in our city remarked, "that it is as hard to get lignor in Newberry, as it is in Maine" and M'ai-ne has had prohibi tion for twenty-three years. Hurrah! for Newvberry. * * * Rev. Mr. James recently gave the L. T. L. an interesting address. It is now only a little over a month until we have our May Festival and Baza.ar. The committees are quite b-sy gettingz everything in readiness. *** We are adding new members right aog .a now our union is one of he ihas captured th I goods has neve big store for a di se after case of Ilks and Wash Gc derful bargains. r Department Bloom. never before. The express wagon The most interesting showing of this part of South Carolina. You ilored suits last fall. oods and Silks. of a dress you wish, Silk, Woolen Don't monkey on the wayside, but $i 50 quality, sale price 98c. yd. ading shades, Wisteria, Old Rose, Cream, worth and sells everywhere for 29C. yard. s marked down. Easter sale pnce he half has never been told. and Voile Skirts, L both 'wide and narrow folds of )wn front, rows of large buttons 50 Skirt shown anywhere, all sizes. UGH'S, - The the strongest in the State. The "Flower Mission'' depart ment is doing excellent work along ll .limes. Several .new departments were added 'this year. The temperance forces will have to work faithnfully if they expee.t to win for prohibition at the election to be held in August. * * * The Literaiture department has put ew pockets all around for literature. Any friends to temp-erance that has good literature .to dispose of will con fer a favor on the W. C. T. U. by pnitting it in an.y of the pockets. The 'hill providing for a ne,w elec tion on ,the license question in New Oastle, Delewave 's one wvet county, has passedl the lower house. Rumor he it that elab womien are pevitioning Mrs. Ta.ft to -a ie r stand azainst the use of w.r-s at the? state din-ners to be given at the ,v ite house. Mrs. Taft, bein;: a ek.b vu<. man herself. would probably listen more readily to the request of Mer leub sisters than to those represe:-tingf tmperance o!rga.nizations and we do hope and pray that she may see the wisdom of following~ in the footsteps of Mrs. Hayes. Mrs. Ta1ft 's father, Jdge Herron es Ohio, was law part ner of Rutherford B. Haves, and al though but a gI;l at ,the time of Mrs. Hayes' o ccupe.ney of the white house j.Mrs. Taft must be fully awar'e of the position taken by both P;reside.nt and Mrs. Hayes in serving no liquors to 'their guests. We were rejoiced to learn. th. n iines were sevdat 'the inaugural hbll, and this at the re qus of President Taft. Maine i', -at t'he~ head, for sh.e has led for half a huxndred years, And Kansas grea.t and North Dako ta stand among their peers; Georgia next, 'and Oklahoma, won their place among the free; Alaba-a, Mississippi, North Caro d:lina, Tennessee. IAnd Texas, too, and Arkansas, have voted for the right. And all the rest will follow, till we! make tdhe map all white. The distililery and the brewery and tie winery .all must go: The saloons can stay no longer, when the people have said "NO!'' SoQ "e'l Sing :them ont, -and pr-ay them eat, and :educate them out, Wel tam t.1 hem mu? smd vote them J,~ re 0 >usans ofdollar r been shown' in stance of 100 fe new goods arrivw ~ods, Clothing an Mlagnificent Mil A Great Purchase We closed out the lot of a famous ailored Waists. We bought them er how we can sell1them so cheap. enter table, not a Waist in the lot w~ ake your pick and choice of any W .. -ea Leading Store out, and legislate them out; We'll agitate, and orgainize, and sure ly win the fight, We '1-1 work for Prohibition, till we ma;ke the map tall white. REPORT f Result of Election on Schooi Bond Issue. On hearing the return of the~ onw agers 'of election ordered to toe 'i d on Ma.rch 24th, 1909, on the qait:o' f the issue of Forty Th9usanid Dol-] lars, of bonds by the Newberry School District ider an Act of the General Assembly of this Staste, entitled: "An Act relating to the Newberry School Dit'iiet,'' aproved February 27th,I 1909, and it appearmng thereby that majority of the vo,tes cast at said election were east in favor of the is 'e of said bonds, we, the Trustees of the Newberry School Distric.t, de :lvre the re.sulit of said el tion to be in favor of thve i:ssue of said bonds as allowed by said Ae.t. This 25th day f March, 1909. F. N. Mar-tin, Chairman. - 5J. M. Davis, Sect;.. Otto Klettner, W. A. MeSw'ain, J. H. Wicker. Seiool Trustees Newberry School Ditriet. 3-30-09-it SALE or PERSONAL PROPERTY. As qualified executor of H. S. Booz er deceased, I will sell 'the pers" nal :roperty -ojf which thve said deceased died, seized, and possessd, on April 14, 1909, as folalows: At -hi's late residenc-e in Newberry, S C.. at ten o)'clOoek A. M.. one cow, a -alf, farming itmplements, and buggy ; sdso at Prosperity, S. C., on the same Tay at three P. M. one iron safe. and office furniture. Terms of sale cash.. J. P. Wheeler, Qualified Executor. 3-30-09-ltw-3t. BLUE RIDGE SCHEDULES. Eastbound. BTo. :8, leaves Anderson at 6.30 a. mn., for connec-tion at Belton witfl Ronthern for Greenville. No. 12, from Walhalla, leaves Ar derson at 10.15 a. in., for connection at Belton with Southern Raiilway for Columbia and Greenville. No. 20, leaves Anderson at 2.20 p. in., for connections at Belton with! Soutern Railway for Greenville. No. 8, daily except Sunday, from anll arrives. Andersn 6.24 r,. hers. s worth of good! upper Carolina. et and view the r d the pas: week, J Shoes, in fact a linery Display. The Fame of Mimnaugh's M I L LIN E RY is known far and' vide. To the hundreds and hun reds of buyers and admirers who -isited this department during the past week we need scarcely say any hing, but to make more cordial ur invitation for you to come again we offer the most wonderful Easter Millinery bargains you ever saw. You never in all your life saw such a selection of Millinery; you will I marvel at the creations, at the prices asked. of Spring Waists. New York maker of fine dress and t a great sacrifice. You will won We will pile 50 dozen on one big orth less than $1.50 and up to $2.oo, iist in the pile f r 98c. each. of Newberry; S in., with connections at Seneca with Southern Railway from points sofith. No. 10, from Walhalla, leaves An derson at 4.57 p. in., for connections at Belton with Southern Railway for Greenville and Columbia.. Westbound. No. 17, arrives at Anderson 'at 7.5i) . i., from Belton with con:ieetions from Greenville. No. 9, arrives at Andersoni at 1.2.24 p. i., from Belton with connections from Greenville and Columbia. Goes to Wahalla. No. 19, arrives'at Anderson at 3.40' p. i., from Belton with connections from Greenville. No. 11, arrives at Anderson at1 6.29 p. in., from Belton with cou-* nections from Greenville and Colum bia. Goes to Walhalla. No. 7, daily except Sunday, leaves Anderson at 9.20 a. in., for Walhalla, rth connections at Seneca for local points so.uth. - Nos. 17, 18, 19, and 20 are mixed tras between Anderson and Belton Nos. 7 and 8 are local freight trains, carrying passengers, between Anderson and Walhalla and between Walhala an4? Andersoz A-styp-to-dyn. The best known remedy for burns, ets, bruises or sores of any kind on man or beast. For sale at Ma.yes' Drug Store. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. Court of Common Pleas. Mary A. Spelil, Plaintiff, * Against Theodore H. Spehl, et al., Defend By virture of an order of the court h~rein, I will sell at public auction at Newberry Court Hou,se S. C., with in the legal hours of sale, on Monday, April 5th, 1909, all that lot of land lying and being situate in the county o~f Newberry and State aforesaid, about one and one-half miles east of the town of Newberry, S. C., same be ing lot No. 8 of the lands of Theo dore Spebi, deceased, containing 107 feet by 150 feet, and bounded by lots Nos. 9 and 7 of said estate and a 40 ft street and Johnstone stre~et. Terms of sale: One-half eash and th balance in 12 months with interest on credit portion to be secured by the bond of the purchaser and a mort gage of the premises sold, with leave o pay allnah. Purchaser to pay! - at 50c. on the It's simply a trec iew things whic and still they c< 11 Spring apparel, Match 'Em Good fortune, hard work and sh: way under price. Union Linen 90 in., 2Y2 yds. wide Union Linen 72 in., 2 yds. wide, i 50 pieces book fold India Linen, v 4oo pieces English Long Cloth, 5 ioo pieces Persian Lawn, the 15c. Two cases standard 8c. Ginghams 5 bales John P. King celebrated S 50 full pieces Curtain Swiss, the i All standard Calicoes, new blues, It 5c. yd. io gross white lawn hemstitched ] 200 large white Bed Spreads, a $1 xoo large white Bed Spreads, a$2 Beautiful Disph We have the prettiest line of low We have the famous Drew ';elby fo: for men, ankle Strap Pumps, Tie. MIMN SUM Columbia Glass Lined Full Line of the Best Fr Call and See Us. W ThelJ. L HOUSE FL 1316 and 1318 Main St. for papers and recording of same. H. H. Rikard, Master. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. By Frank M. Schumpert, Esquire, Probate Judge. WHEREAS. R. Y. Leavell .hatn made suit to me. to grant him letteis of administration of the estate of nd effects of Richard Chalmers Lea THESE ARE THEREFORE to cit a admshall1 and singular the' E DS dollar. Such an it to stroll dawn :h greet you on )me. Ready-to Hurry! Come If You Can. -ewd buying brought us these at , worth 75C., special at only 49c. yd. vorth 65c., special at only 39c. yd. orth 833c., special at only 5c. yd. to 9 yd. lengths at only the yd ioc. kind, Easter sale price ioc. yd. sale price 5c. yard. ea Island, 7c. kind, at only 5c. yd. 2Yc. kind, at 92:. yd. garnet, silver grays and shirtings ,adies' Handkerch efs at 2c. each. 50 value, at 98c. each.' .oo value, at $1.39. Ly of Footwear. :ut Shoes ever shown in.'Newberry. r Iadies, and Howard and Foster and Oxfords. \ UGH'S WILL SOON BE ON US And you will have to THINK ABOUT A R ef rigeroator We have a beautiful line, all up to date. The best and cheap est Glass Lined Refrigerators on the market Will keep. your food pure and cold for weeks. These are all Cold Dry Air. From $8.75 to $40 WE ALSO HAVE. A NICE L.INE OF ICE CHESTS ezers & Water Coolers Will Save You Money. owles Co. ~RNISH ERS NEWBERRY, S. C. kindred and creditors of the said Richard Chalmers Leavell, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Nwberry, S. C., on the 12th day of April next after publication thereof, at 11 o 'clock in the forenoon, to show ause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be grant GIVEN under my Hand. this 23rd day of March Anno Domini, 1909. Frank M. Schu.mpert, ..P. N.C.