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EVEYT N We have reopened retained (except ou; of merchandise tha Dress Goods Specials. 10 pieces fancy all-wool suit ing, worth up to 65c a yard, Pt special only 29c the yard, for Saturday only. 10 pieces all-wool Serge in all the most wanted colors and black at special 49c the yard. 15 pieces black, tan, brown, navy blue Panama Cloth, full 36 in wide, at 25c the yard. One piece 56 in white Broad Cloth, worth $2.50 y ard, at special $1.75 the yard. One piece 56 in Red Flan nel for coat suits or children's coats. worth regular $2 00 or $2.25 yard. at soecial $1.25 the yard. 5 pieces Chiffon Panama, comes in black, navy and brown. good value, and not perfumed with moth balls, 98c the yard SHERIFF'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Newberry. Court of Common Pleas. JT. Lee Haneock, Plaintiff, Against W\illiam S. Haneoek, Defendant. Sale Under Execution. By virtue of an execution to me directed, I have levied on and will sell to the highest bidder, at public outcry at Newberry Court House on Monday, November 1st, 1909, during the legal hours of sale, the following dlescrbed property, the said prop g.rty having been levied on as the property of Willi am S. Hancock: The uudivided interest of William S. Hancock in all that tract or plan tation of land, lying and being sit aate in t-he County and State afore . aid. containing six hundred acres. 'nore or less, and bounded by Broad River. Enoree River. and lands be longing to Mrs. Cornelia C. Henry. T. B. Aughtry, estate of Madison Suber, John Henderson and W. W. Hodges; the said undivided interest of-the said William S. Hancoek in the said tract or plantation of land amnounts to thirteen-eighty-fourths. (13-84) of the said tract or planta tion of land. Terms of Sale: Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. M. M. Buford. Sherifft Sheriff's Office, Oct. 7,-1909. MASTER'S SALE. STA TE OF S0UTH CAROLINA. County of Newberry. Court of Common Pleas. Marv~ Etta Sehroder. Plaintiff. Against Lueretia i,awvkins. L. P. Hendrix. H. B. Hendrix, Rebecca Pitts. Annie Lee Dennis. Lou Emma Reeder. William D). Hendrix. May Hendrix. .J. R. Hendrix. Simpson D)eHardr. H. H. Hendrix. Alma Hlendrix. Elizabe-h~ Bearden. Bert ha Lee Banks. James Henry Hendrix. Lydia :lizabeth Hendrix. Lillie Bell Hen drix and Mollie Hendlrix. Defendanits. By. ordIer of the C ourt herein. I will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder at Newberry Court House. on ~alesdlay. Monday. November 1s:. 1909. during the legal hours of sale, the following described real estate: All that tract or plantation of land, lying and being situate in -the County o.f Newberry, and State of South Car alina, crontaining seventy seven acres. more or less. bounded by lands o)f .J. R. Spearmanl. A. J1. S. ILngtord. Es :at of TP J. (Grizzard. J1. W. Pijtts andl W\. 11. Sanders, thle s;tlze be~i2d lan rd be&lningji' to) Ie eSI nte "r Henir.v Terms of sale : One-half of the pur ..6.a.e money in cash and the halane b in our same old stand, r sales people) 2ur th( n I form .r!y tried. .o d !, 275 yards 36 in fancy Silk neat check Shepherd Plaid, colors black, brown. blue and navy, at special 75c yar.d. Nice line of Shirt Waist Silk only 49c yard. 6 pieces 56 i - herring bone Serge, colors brown, navy and black, worth $1.50 at the mill, at special 98c yd. Domestics! Domestics!! 10,000 yds Androscoggin yard wide Bleaching fo: Satur day 8 3-4c yd. 150 pieces A. F. C. Ren frew, and other makes Dress Ginghams in all the fall pat terns, 1Cc a yard. Go toJ For brand nE Our Terms are Strictly Casl thereof on a credit of twelve months, with interest from the day of sale at the rate of eight per cent. per annum. the credit portion to be secured by the bonds of the purchaser ami a mortgage of the premises sold, sajid mortgage to contain a stipulation for the payment of all costs of collection including ten per cent. for attorney's fees in case the same is placed in the hands of an attorney for collection or foreclosure ,by suit; with leave to the purchaser to anticipate the payment either in whole or in part. Purchas er to pay for all papers and record ing. H. H. Rikard, Master. Master's Office, Oct. 7. 1909. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Newberry. Under and by authority of the last will and testament of .J. S. Floyd. de eeased. I will sell to the highest bid der, before the court house at Newber rv. S. T'.. within the legal hours of sale on Monday, Salesday, Nov. 1st., 1909, the following desei-ibed tracts of lands lying and being situate in bbe county of' Newberry, State of .Tract No. 1, containing twenty (20) arties. more or less, bounded by the Island Ferry Road. land of A.f. Dor roh, land of Dr. Ju'i Domiick and TIract No. 2. Tract No. 2, containing seventy-six and 90-100 (76 90-100) acres, more or less, bounded by the Island Ferry Road, Tract No. 1, land of Dr. John D)ominiek and Tract No. 3. Tract NIo. 3. containing~ eighty-t wo' and( (i7-100 (8S2 (.7-100) acres, more~ or lecs. boundted by the Is:antd Ferry Road. Trat No. 2. lantd of 1Dr. .John D)om inaiek and land of J. S. Floyd. J. Trd ( No. .5. ('ontIain11ig(one Iiun - dlred and tiftv-nine and 8-10 (159 8-1(0) acres. mor orj less, bounded by he Island Ferry' Road. land of est ate of Charles Sen n and Tract No. 6. Traet No. 6. conliai niU olle Iunll 'mred ninetv six and 16-100 ( 19(6 16 100 ) acres more or. less, bounded by the Island Feiry Road. land of .James Wor'kman,. land ofI James A. Burton. Tract No. 7, Tract No. 8 and Tract No. 5. T.act No. 7. containing one hun dred twenty-nine and 41-100 (129 41-100) acres, more or' less, bounded by land of James A. Burton. land of Mrs. Della Wheeler, land of D). H. Stilwell. land of WV. E. Perry. Tlract >o. S allil Irat No. 0. (Irel ilirt-folliI' all<1 SS-lo(1 ( 1l4 85 100) acres. nmore or less. boun ded by land o>f dIames A. nli'tIul, landI 'it es a:e of CIlarles Senn. i'-act No. 5. it the MAN iext door to +.he ExchanE ee and ca h-i!f years expe -1e aid you can rest assuredi You couldn't buy an G of mrchandise here if i thing direct frGon We don't claim to carry the chandise in Newberry, but we the cleanest line all the way th had the pleasure to see in New On account of the very heav are having to handle, lots of ou last Saturday's business, ther( away three or four hundred cu buy new merchandise. We w those who failed to find all th we filled in where we were i come out by express. w Merchandise, ne: i, Please Don't Ask for Different ik Terms of Sale: One-third (1-3) and cash and the balance 01] a credit of Hend one a'nd two years from date of sale Tei credit portion to b)e secured by a P bond ot thle p)urellaser a.1d a mortgage of the prei st- sold,. tu bear~ inaterest tirom tue day of sale utlii paid in 'Je fuli at the rate of eight per cet?I. per annum, interest payable annually, the STAT bond and mortgage given by the CC purchaser to provide for ten per cent. Attorney's fees in case of col- Smiti lection by Attorney or fore-elosure. Purchaser to pay for p)apers and re.. Isaac cording same. Possession given Jan.- By ary 1st, 1910. will S The land and plats thereof may be the C seenl by calliing on mec at my home in Sales No. 6 Township, or the plats may be 1909, seen at the oftice of my Attorney's all t[ Messrs. Hunt. Hunt & Hunter, at lying Newberry. S. C. of N John S. Fiord, lina. Executor of the last will and testa. more ment of J. S. Floyd. deceased. or f IOctob)er 8th, 1909. lands man STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. that County of Newberry. (15.) By virtue of delinquent tax execu- Towi tions to me directed by John L. Epps. State Esq., Treasurer of Newberry County, by li I will sell on Monday (Salesday) Hart the first day of November, 1909. at chase Newberry Court Hq ase, at public sale Booz< tie foliowing property. viz, for deliu- -Te quent taxes for tihe year 1908: the b A tract of land in Newberry town- credi ship, assessed to Pinkney W. Werts, of t containing thirty-four (34) acres. prem: more or less, bounded by lands of B. of sa F. Mills. Mrs. Emma Lake, E. R. Pu Hipp and .J. (G. Rikard, also r;o A lot in Newberry t ownship. as sessed to Hattie Ruff. b)ounded by 3rd st reet by C 1H. Cannon and Jlohnr (a un ol. Termis orF Sale : C ash. Purchaser to STA' IM. M. Buford. SheritY Newberry Co. l-. Il Sheriff's ( )riee. Oct. 7. 1909- exe sAvr TE ' SO'TH CAROLINA. Jac4') onnIIvty o Newberry. fI 'our: of (Common Pleas. By Te National Bank of Newberry, will. Newberrr, S. C.. Plaintiff, thle ( Againstwih Job L. Hughey, Defendant. Mn By an order of the Court herein. I 1909, will sell to the highest bidder, before .the b1 the Court House at Newberry. S. C., chine withIiin the legtal hours of sale uii Mon- of N day. Salesday. November 1st. 1909, State all thati jraet of' land lyin~ and being one more or less, and bounded byX lands of yille estate of TI. M. HiCnlz. waters of Tel Bra Rier, lnds of Luther Mayer iP Bank. 'Th MAN th n :- ulit us thaL N( I didn't f3rget th's fat d out of date piece Iou fried. Every= the milsI Biggest Stock of mer do claim to offer you ough you have ever berry, S. C. y freights the Railroads ir,stuff didn't arrive for ,fore we had to turn stomers that wanted to ish to call attention to at they wanted, that dhort by having them 0 K, doors to Excl )IFMs, E. Lx B ton, and lands of Mrs. L. A. rix and others. -s oif Sale: Cash. ehaser to pay for papers. H. H. Rikard. Master. ther 7. 1909. E OF SOUTH CAROLINA, muty of Newberry. Court of Common Pleas.. Mercantile Company, Plaintiff, Agains.t. Floyd, Defendant. an order of the Court, herein, I eli to the highest bidder before ourt House at Newberry,. S. C., day. Monday, November 1st, within the legal hours of sale, at tract, piece or parcel of land anod being situate in the County ewherry. State of South Caro containing sixty-six (66) acres, or less, bounded by lands now rmerly belonging~ to T.. C. Pool, of L. W. Floyd. Godfrey Har and Preston Boozer, also allj tract of lanad containing fifteen acres, more or less. situate inI iship No. 6, County of Newberry, of South ('arolina. and bounded nds of Press Boozer, Godfrey ion being the same land pur .1 by Isaae Floyd from Frank -is of Sale: Onie-third cash and aance in one and two years, the t portion to be secured by a bond e purchaser and mortgage of the ses sold, with interest from day le, with leave to pay all in cash. rhaser to pay for papers and lirsamec. H. H. Rikard. Master. i.ber 7. 1909. FE OF SOUTH (AROLINA, mmny of Newberr~y. Cour. of* rcommoni Pleas. ( line and .lacolh Ehrhardt . Against dantN. an order of the Court hereini, I ell to the highes: b)idder, before ourt House, at Newberry, S. C.. the legal hours of sale, on a, Salesday, No-ember 1st, all that lot of land including .ilding, and .thereto attached ma ry, and etc., situate in the Town ewerry. Counilfty of Newberry. of' SouthI C'arolina. containi-ng cre\\ \.or 1jir~ let cl.bundlb ly xwnedl by .J:ames". \ lbnT i.. Railrioad. -m of Sale: On~e-hialf caTh. hal ., .a ei of t wolve months1 oE==T HE a STAND th- BEE HIV awberrians demand anc :t whi I wa- in the mA 3hirts, Underwear, Etc. 25 doz Men's Negligee Shirts ull 36 in 'ong, full arm holes, it 48c each. 25 doz Men's extra Knit Shirts in wool and cotton. 25 doz Lion Brand Shirts, 3pecial for Saturday, 98c each. Notions! Notions!! See us for the following: .loves Half Hose, Ladies' Fose, Garters, Webb Suspend :rs, Towels Corset Covers, Blankets, Sheets, Pure White cambric, Thimbles, Hat Pins, Pearl Buttons 1 c a card, Hand Bags, Barretts, Tape, Shoe Laces, Union Suits, Collars, [nfarts' Hose, Silkateen, ombs, Sweaters, Over Shirts, Men's Neck Ties, Red and Green Lace Curtains, and thou sands of other articles we have not the room to mention. IV lange Bank. AILES, Agent. EVERY SH OE -HIS Shoe Store T Iwhere you bi care about SI price you pay We aim to please ] Quality, Shoe Service a: We want to make you are buying your shoes, them and when you are Shoes for Men, Shoes for Shoes for Misses, S HOFS FOR Our Men's $3.50 Our Women's $3.( Our $1.00 and $1. All are Shoe values ti elsewhere, for these pri We offer exceptional' rectly, guarantee satisfi alike and make this sty Fellers i The HIome of om day of sale. edit potion to be] eeure by a) bond011 of the purch1aser Iu mortae of the prtemises sold. 1)1 hea iteesh fom day of sale at he rate of eight per cent. per annum ian paid ini full. with leav e to the BEE HIVE E NAME is ail we buy a better class ket. Shoes! Shoes! 10 cases Women's Blucher ut cap toe, fleece lined work 3hoes, others ask $1.65, but ou can buy them at $1.50, )ur one price to everybody )nly $1.25 the pair. 24 pairs Men's kip ties only 8c the pair. Misses' Veal or Satin Calf work Shoes worth $1.35, at pecial 98c the pair. 200 pairs Ladies' NEW don ;ola Blucher cut Shoes, our ader, $1.25 the pair. 200 pairs Men's Vici and >ox calf Shoes at $1.98 the pr. Big line Men's pat. leather Blucher cut Shoes, sizes 6 to 1, at special $2.50 the pair. Other Shoes to fit the foot, lso the pocket book, from 1.49 to $5.00 the pair. BODYS FTORE ought to be the place y your Shoes, if you oe Quality and the for shoes. verybody .with Shoe d Shoe Prices. comfortable while you. hile you are wearing paying for them. WonG, Shoes Ifo Boys shoes for Children. EVE RYBODY. d $4.00 Shoes and $3.50 Shoes 0 School Shoes at are hard to match alues, fit the feet cor Letion, treat everybody 'e Everybodys' Shoe Store tIorgan Good Shoes urcIaser to pay all in cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and re ordnig same. H. H. Rikard.