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O'Neall School Picnic. The following is the program of the closing exercises of O'Neall school April 23, 1910: Music. Song by school-Welcome to I Spring. 4 Recitation, welcome-Lottie Mills. Play, leaflets and lady bugs Ruth Long, Eloise Boozer, Ethel Wes singer, Vesta Warren, Vera Garrett and Janie Harmon. Recitation, A Young Rose-Annie Lou Enlow. Recitation, earth and man-Lizzie Wise. Speech, rever had a chance-Lind-,j sey Boozer. Recitation, A little girl's hopes Ruby Harmon. Music. Dialogue, Trials of two teachers-! Birdie Garrett, Pearl Harmon, Gus sie Mills, Boyce Mills, Cecil Mills, El bert Shealy. Wilbur Wessinger, Jim my Gregg Lowman and Simpson Har mon. Recitation, The Georgia Vounteer -Iattie Wise. Speech, A reunited tountry-John low. Recitation, The Pilgrim bird ernice Derrick. Speech, Grandmotiers--Carroll Mils. -9 Will You-Five girls and ten boys. ie. itation, At school and at homel anie Harmon. citation,, Brown little pie-Mary Enlow. ,Recitation, The spring drass NeLlie Nichols. Recitation, The bell of the angels Elberta Wise. Dialogue, Pat and Apothecary Willie Mills, Norman Wessinger, Voigt Weessinger, Arthur Derrick, Leona Lowman and Myrtle Harmon. Music. Ohoice of oecupations-Henry WalIter Wise, Leland Moore, i. J. Lowman, John Pat Lowman, Virgil Wise, Walter Pat Wise, Jacob Wise, Herman Wise, Marion Warren, Henry Seibirt amd Ellerbe Seibirt. Spe'ech Take a tater aon' wait Abram Warren. Recitation, What have we done? Biulah Harmon. Dialogue, Minstiels-Voigt Wes singer, Otto Koon and Yaney Martin. Recitation, Why teacher knotws Rosa Belle Enlow. iSpeech, Boys-Boyce Mills. Speech, CtienshipNorman Wes singer. LMusic. Play, The fairies' revelry-Eleven girls and nine boys. rDialogue, Billy's mishap--Lola Lowman, Bertha Mills, Gussie Mills, Arthur Shealy and Carroll Mills. Recitation, My best friend-Lot tie Mil1ls.s Speech, Ned's best friend-Cebcil (Sp*ech, Nebuehadnaewz-Horace 1 Martin. Music. j 'Scarf drill-Twelve girls. Speeeh, Our national safegaare * Willie Mills. * Dialogue-Getting the bag to hold -Hattie Wise, Pearl Harmon, Er- a est Koon and Otto Koon.a Recitation, The little girl and the 1 missionary lady-Leona Lowman. s Music. Speeoh-Whbistle away-Olin Wise. a -Recitation, The fate of a: face-v malaer-Estelle Seibirt. Recitationy The color guard-Jes- y sie Garrett. Song-The Star Spangled Banner. a ~Music. T1he patrons and teachers of t ( school cordially invite the pulblic to 3 attend this picnic. Eercises will a being at 10:30 o'clock a. -a. There c will be ldin?ner on the grounds, and a in the afternoon some prominent v speakers will speak upon interesting t topics.i S News of Excelsior. Excelsior, April 18.-,Some of our early gardeners have beans coming up anid cabbage growing niel~y. - Messrs. Willie Cook and Magnus SKibler spent Sunday with relatives in Newberry. Miss Dollie Reagin, of Newberry, is t visiting in this community. Mr's. J. W. Ha.rtman has been on a a few days visit to her brother in JColumia, Mr. P. S. Cook and family. 'Mr. E. M. Cook's dwelling is ashout completed with the paint brush. Mr. P. H. Kinar'd showed us a large one-eent coin on SaturIday that he plowed up a fe days ago in the field, dated 1830. The coin had a hole in it and no doubt was in use man'y years ago. Rev. W. R. Anderson spent Sun 'day in this section una preached for us in the afternoon an'd night. Mr. Anderson has many friends in this section who are always glad to see hMm and hear him preach. Mr. An derson is an earnest worker for the ietc muig Mor Figure this out for yoU'se"', come ind you will be convinced tiE his week. Come every day. WEU LEAD IN StylIsh M1*IllIne U (SECOND FLOOR) In the history of our business career we have n< before been able to offer such Millinery barge Nearly every day something new arrives and is: out almost as soon as placed in stock. I believe can show you more Millinery than all the store Newberry combined. A visit to this department convince you who is doing the Millinery busin New Baby Caps 25c, 49c, 75c, 98c, $1.49 and Big hite Goods Sale! Cash Buying and Cash Selling, That's the MimnaugH Motto. 40 in. White Lawn, beautiful sheer quality, the kind that se is for roc., one to ten yard lengths at only the yard 5c 40 in. White Lawn, beautiful sheer -quality, the i Sc. kind, at 9. yd. 40 in. white Batiste, beautiful sheer quality, the 20C. kind, at 15c. yard 45 in. white Batiste, beautiful sheer qu-lity, the 25c. kind, at 19c. y rd. 90 in. Union Linen Sheeting, the 75c. quality, at only 49c. yd. 72 inch Union Linen Sheeting, the 59c. quality, at only 39c. yd. 36 inch all pure Linen Lawn, the 39c. quality, at only 25C. yd. 30 in. White Rep, beautiful quality, 10 to 30 yd. lengths, 25C. kind, at 15c yd. faster's cause and has a kind word First Quarrel-Mari< r everyibody. Will Aull. We were blessed with good rains Recitation-George Be: ~aturday night and Sunday after a Fan drill. o.ng dry spell. Grain was suffering Play-Miss Fearless a: or ra.ini and the farmers couldn 't rish planting. We should be thank-| Reaching 'the T[ 11l for the refreshing rains and all I in any calling of life, getation will put on new life and i vigorous body and a: stle no0w. 'S Withou.t health th'ere is Excelsior school closeid on Friday jBut Electric Bitters is t .fernoon. The school had a good 'Health Builder the work .ttendane'e uip to the closing. Miss known. It compels perfe uadie Mae Boulware has taught the istomach, liver, kidueys, hool for thre past three years an'd rifles and enriches thei s done go---T w,rk for tha seh..1 and invigorates the whole nd one amongst the best teachers 'enables you to stand ths e have had 'but she has resigned and tear of your daily w ill not teach the -school anotih4r months of suffering fr ear. Miss 'Sadie Mae had offered a9 Trouble," writes W. M. rize to the best writer in the school Cashing, Me., "three hot d this prize was awarded to Miss tric Bitters made me fee ~osine Singley with Little Miss man." 50c. at W. E. Pell ~el'este Singley as second best. ______ essrs. J. F. Wheeler, J. S. Wheeler iIt's the World's nd H. J. Kina3d were invited to look|I No one 'has ever ma ver the copies and render a decision Iointment or balm to co1 ato the best copy. The prize given Buckden 's Arnica Salve as a "gold dollar." Glad to say all one perfect healer of ~C e pupils have made mueh progress Burns, Bruises, Sores, S writing along with their other 'Ulcers, Eczema, Salt R tudies. Sore Eyes, Colds, Sorei Miss Ida Epting, of Newberry, is Hands, or Sprains, it's isitigi Mr. J. C. Singley 's family. fallible for Piles. Only Sigma. jE. Pelham & Son's. Bethel School. H. B. WELLS' TR The Bethel school closes Friday Hauls Anything on S: vening, April 22, with exercises by Careful and Accommodat ae children at the school house be- Moving Household Furnit nning at 8:30 obelock. Program . ialty. sfollows: IYOUR BUSINE~SS S( Song-'"My Old Kentucky Home." IOffice Phone No. 61 Prayer-Rev. Long. Residence P Recitation-J. C. Aull. Recitation-Vera Kinard. Pop eifi l a Dialogue-Dream Lesson.an ngtruefyo.u Reitation-Richad H.ipp. li' og ~ney Song-aanie. Hp.ptake, soothing and healir Dialoge-.Candor Wins. ISold 'by W. E. Pelham & Pantoime-"Just As I Am." Gle ueEcm Recitaion-Eloise Hipp. Gle ueEcmm Recitation-Nellia Livingston. io .F,wl eta Song-"Old Black Joe."th4hModyni Recitation-Lurleen Aull. mnhat8ocok Mother Goose Medley. ~ Song-"Massa In Cold Ground." Ce Recitation-ida Mae Setzler. Dialgu~-HosptaIiy.L W. G. Peer, i e.a Halte4h ona i eThu Their alue and make a thorough examina t you have arrived at the m< Ri Most ,,rer . baby Lis. sold * 0- 01 ,we in will I ~ this I ess. eliK up. Got 'Emn All Skined on V aists! Dainty, airy Lingerie Waists, made of cloth a; light as air. trimmed in quantiti-s of Lace and Embroidery, just the kind that appeals to feminine taste. The Styles Are the Very Newest. Prices range 49c., 79c., 98c.. $49 and up to $5.00. Lace Catain Sa! 200 pair Lace Curtains go ou sale the firtt time this week, 98c., Si-39, S1.93, F2.49. $2.98 and $3-50 every pair worth double the price. Come to fvIlNAUGi'S every day tihis week. en EU S Setzler, NOTICEBTO DEMOCEATIC CLUBS. --- -l.v. tinof the Democratic pry o d Co. of the County of Newberry are here demnd a23, 1910, for the .purp'ge of reorga'n-' demads ation. At t.his meeting in addiion1 een brain, to the election of officers for the club no sueeS. there should be eleected on member e greatest from eac.h club to serve as a member has ever -of the county exeeutive committee et action of for two years, and also deleates to bowels, pu- the county convention which will con lood, tones rene at Newberry court house on system and .Monday, May 2, 1910. Eaeh club is wrk "Ater entitled to one delegate for eevry: ark "fte Itwenty-five members and one delegate Shnrmnen o'for a majority fraction thereof. shm of Fred. H. Dominick, le of El County Chairman. m & Son's. ST'ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, - 00UNTY OF NEWBER1RY. Best. 'IN PRXYBATE COURT. e a salve,; Georg~e B. Oromer as administrator, apare with Plii, It's the]Panif against uts, Corns, Leland Coppoek Speers ansd others, ~aids, Boils, JDefeidants. em. For By order of the probate c ari't in , Chapped the above entitled action, dated April upreme. In- 7, 1910, I will sell at public auction, 25. at W. Iin front of the court 'house, within - the legal 'hours of sale, on salesday in oe -: May, 1910, the real estate in the town ANSFER of Newberry, S. C., of which Leland .ort Notice. M. Speers died seized; boun'ded by ~ ing Drivers. Nance street, Cline street, Speers Diarrhaoes ure a Spec- street, and lot of J. A. Rikard, the I'loss of time same to be sold in three or more lots like Chamba ~LICITED. plats of whicih are on file in my of- Diarrhoea flee. The purc'haser will be required to jpromptly b~ one No. 7. pay one-third of the purchase money ant after : - in cash, an'd secure the balance by his is pleasant es of throat bond aind mortgage of the premises W. E. Pelh' ;e Chamber.. sold, payable in one and two equal ---" Pleasant to annual instalments, with interest from SALE B g in effect. the day of sale at the rate of 8 per By nirtue Son. cent., payable annually, withi leave to en in an o2 . anticipate payments in whiole or iofNwberr: ,mn. part; the bond to contain the stipu-'I will sell mtN. 231lation for 10 per cent. attorney's fee; highest bid' eLtN.23 insurance to be <-arried on the dwell- on Saturda2 Kettnr' ing house and assigned to secure the 1910, at 12 ht m eahcredit portion of the purchase price court house of the residence lot. Purchaser to pay South Carol .Wilson, for papers, and recording. ty of the < Patriarch. Frank M. Schumpert, Jamiesofl, ( J. P. N. C. three sharee in Merch andise. tion of the numerous bargains, ney saving center. Be on hand --B I G mbroidery Sale. tempting offer in fine Embroideries, all fine goods and widths, in ig both Edgings and Insertions in Nainsook and Swiss, also a few sets in the lot, values 25c, 35c, to 40c a choice this week at only - - - - *d. COLORED LAWNS AT 2 1-2c. buy $5.00 worth or more merchandise in any department any day veek we will give you 10 yards-one dress-of ored Lawn at only the yard - - - -. Mimnaugh's Cake Takers Are not met by any store in the Carolinas. They demonstrate the under-buying and under-selling power of this sto-e. Two cases Poe Mill Bleaching, 12 yds. to each buyer, for only $i oo. 16 yds. John P. King celebrated Sea Island for $i.oo. The best A C. A. Feather Bed Ticking, worth 20C., at only 1334c. yd. The best A. F. C Ginghams, new styles,at only 8V3c. 5o doz. ready-made Pillow Cases, worth 15C, at only 11c. 20 doz ready-made Seam Sheets, the -50c. kind, at only 35c. All standard Calicoes will be sold this week at 4314C. yd. -Why pay more money to go to a side show when you can go to a big show for less money. Think it over. IMNAUGH'S ~FRIGERATORS V REFRIGERATOR With Oak Case-Cabinet Finish 7-16 inch Opalite Glass Lining, Tinned Woven Wire Shelves, Heavy Brass Lever Lock. Removable Drip Pipes and Patent Syphon - IS BOTHl SANITARY AND SAFE. Our Ike Cream Freezers are second to none; both. safe and quick. Call at our mammoth store at:d examine the many Sum mier House Conveniences H. WET Funiur Mn should be eured without the Mollohion Manufacturing company and by a meaicine which of Newberry, S. C., one set of ency rlain 's Colic, Cholera and elopedia britannica, one bureau, one Remedy not only cures wardrobe, one bedstead, one pair o t produces rno unpleas- opera glasses, one heisting engine~ eets. It never fails and etc. ad sa.fe to take. Sold byj R.C. Perry ~m& Son. Qua~id Aaminitenene. ADMINISTRATOE. Neber, &. C., April 11, 1910. of the power to me glv-' _____ 'der of the probate courtil rCounty, South Carolina, Your tongue is coated. at public outcry. to the Your breadh is foul. ler or bidders, for easi,! Headaches come sad go. ~ th 30th day of April, These symptoms show that your S'lok mn., before the old stomach is the trouble. To ramove building, at Newberry, the eause is the first thing, andI a, the personal proper-i Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver state of the late 0. M. ITablets will do that. Easy to take Leceased, consisting of and most effective. Sold by W. LE. ofth apnital stock of-j Peihamn & Son.