Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE IDLERI. (Continued from page four.) right. Mr. Editor, I wish you would let' me print in this connection the following beautiful tribute to a spirit of those good old days that is also unfortunately fast passing away-the "Old Black MamlY." -0 The Old Black Mammy. In the first dim day of life's long years 4he cradled the infant frame, And wistfully watched with many fears The fluttering breath as it came. 'Twas mammy who guided the 'tod dling feet And caught with its native sound The name that prattled in accents sweet Is heard the wide world round. To mammy we ran with childish grief, And mammy taught usto sew, As we stitched the hem in her gray 'kerchief With fingers clumsy and slow. To mammy when clothes we rumpled or tore For mother we dared not see And mammy lessened the grievous sore Of pain on her generous knee. We listened when mammy gave coun sel quaint As the pulse of our hearts beat fast, "Honey, dar's many would pass fur a saint Is wo'fs in de sheep skin at last." When we gave to another a closer love And we left the old home roof, Ah, mammy prayed that the angels above, Would tighten the golden woof. No tenderer care could ever be known To nurture fair childhood's hours Than doubled the love around us thrown Like the sun and the rain on flow ers; Nor mattered to us that the spirit's fold Of mammy was satiny jet, .Her love was pure' as alchemic gold -An4 remains ith her "chil'un" yet. O , faithful heart! It is passing away The name of tyse "chil'un" sc dear, tmemory clings to the earlier day, And will cherish your virtues here; d when life's current flows swift -to bear Our barque to death's river, anon Among the .whole hosts of -the ran som'd there Our mammy shall beckon us on. -0 Somebody told me that the pas tors of the city had partly rescinded their former action as to no services on Sunday night and that there would be service in one church each Sunday night. Somebody ought to have the kickers arrested and make them attend these services. The Idler. QUICK AND DEAD .UNDER DEBRIS Workinen Find Living Persons Under * Wreckage in Cartago-Thous - ands Are Homeless. San Jose, C. R., May 8.-Up to noon today 800 bodies had been taken from the ruins of the houses which were overturned in the earthquake last Wednesday evening at Cartago. - The estimate of the dead place the mimber at 1,100, but it is possible thds will be exceeded. -Large forces which have gone to >Cas.tago from San . Jose and other ~points are now engaged in the work o seueand even today several liv ing lersons were taen from under the ales of stones and timbers where dwellings once stood. The' number of sick and injured can not be counted, many of them having been removed to. , dining towns and villages. Dr. Bocanegra, the Guatemalan representative to the Central Ameri can court of justice, was demented when removed from the ruins the day following the earthquake, but he is now recovering from the shock. Physically, he was only slightly in jured. The body of his wife, whoe was killed, has been embalmed, pre paratory to being sent to Guatemala. Slightly Out of Place. Nervous and Inexperienced Host ~.(rising hurriedly at the conclusion of a song) -Ladies, and-er-gentle men, before he started to-er-sing, Mr. Bawnall asked me to apologize for his-er-Voice, but I-er-omit ted to do so-er so- I-er---apolo * iz now I-London Opinion. OF In the history of < values. It is not my people with extrava trading opportunity I The Bargai 1Oc., 122c., and 15( Is a name I have given to tw my store. Nothing goes on th der-value special drives, short goods refuses to seil at price price and put it on the Barg few good things on these couni Ginghams, including solid co I ured Lawns, etc. 'Goods in the 12 1-2 cents and 15cents, Bar Big Wash Good: Thousands of yards Muslin, W] Percales, Silk Suitings, will be sold ti: Checked Demities; Wvorth 12 1-2c, a 36-inch Checked Nainsook, 15c kin( 36-inch new spring Percals, worth: 36-inch striped Madras, worth 15c, 40-inch White Lawn at, the yard.. Genuine Cannon Cloth, the -yard.. Linen Lawn, worth 25c, at, the yar Androscoggin Bleaching at, the yar Poe Mills Bleaching at, the yard.. Brown Dress Linens, at, the yard.. Come and spend, the day; post y< prices. 200 here t< - stores Pur< Oth SLinge: iace al Little Prices on it 50 -gross Pearl Buttons, worth 5c do 500 dozen Ladies' Lawn ~ Handker< only .......... -...------. 500 cards Safety Pins, worth 5c, at 25 gross Onyx Glycerine Soap, 8 ca 100 dozen Ladies' Black and Tan only.... .....-.--------. 50 dozen ladies' Black and Tan S1 only.. .... ..--. -50 doz. men's Black and Tan Sox, 1A 50 doz. ladies' Wash Belts and Pear each.... .......---. Oxfords and Punm It doesn't require sensational or "fak these Oxfords and Pumps, they sell th 10 cases ladies' Oxfords, worth $1.25 a only..... ...... 20 cases ladies' Oxfords and Pumps, price..... ....--.--------. 20 cases ladies' Oxfords and Pumps, price.... ........ Come Wit) DEPENDA )ur business career.w4 style of putting out gant promises that c :his store presents, to a SqUare h. Vaues for 5c. o big tables in center of Ie square unless it is un lengths, etc. If a line of first marked, we cut the amin Square.' We name a :ers. Percales, beautiful lors; Madras Cloths, Fig lot worth 10 cents, - am Square price i Counter S ite Goods, Ginghams, Gigantic se ese four days and "big moi t only .. ........9c. All fancy Sil' ,at...10.. lc. All fancy Sil' 2 1-2c, at.. .. 8 1-3c' Black Taffeta at..... .. .. ....9c Biack Taffeta .. ... .... ... ..5c. .... .... .. ..10c. .. .... .. ....19c0. d.... .. ....9 1-2c. .. .... ....8 1-3c. True tp m: .. .... ..... .. 100.. sale 500..piec urself as to the right .all clors, ai choice of ag :oz. to select from. More Waists select from than all Newberry's combined. Linen Waists, plain tailored, with red collars an<d cuffs, worth and sells rd over at $r.50, sale price 98c. r styles in th~e lot made of Lawn dnd ie Cloth, trimmed with quantities of d embroidery. Only by buying in antities and paying my money down enabled to offer such waists for the -49c ', 79c . 98c., $1-49, $1.98, $2.50 .oo e Tricks New zen, sale price. .2 1-2c. Satin strip hefs, worth 5c, at 50 different pa ...............2c- 1 22 cents the y only.... ........3c. _____ kes in box, for... .10c. ..... . Oc ockings, 1Qc. kind, at -We place ..............5c. Parasols. Y4 1-2c kind, only 8 1-3c. Buckles, 20c kind, at, your life.9 ......... ....9c saved on eve p Sale " methods to sell emselves. d $1.50, to go at . .........98c. worth $2,00, sale .. ....... $1.39 worth $2.50, sale. . ........ $1.98 I the Croii LBLE MERC n nave never before been advertisements to create annot be fulfilled. We make a dollar go its limit Gre *This depart prices. who's. ful mO *S1 98 Iks and Dress Goods Sale le, every woman who wants to save money, ey," can do it by buying here. c worth 50cg 65c, 75c will go at only ... .39c. c worth 98c to $1.25 will go at only.. .. 69c. 36 inches wide, worth $1.00, sale price.. 69c. 36 inches wide, worth $1.25, sale price.. 89c 'p Matchless Ribbon Sale motto, "To sell as I buy," I wil! place. on s All-Silk Taffeta Ribbon, No. 40, 60 and -80, d black and white, worth and sells for 15c., yard in the lot at only 9c. the yard. Every one hands too new bl ~, Skirts, trimnr tons, worth $ 4 they last, $2 r oo fine bh Skirts, worth 1oo fine bhi Skirts worth So black V .We can sas .Skirt you bu: Cotton Striped Dress Goods d poplinis, mercerized poplins, reps in over ,tterns to select from; t;his Gigantic Sale price, New Parasols and Sunshades in sale for the first day, Wednesday, 500 new u never,. saw such a pile of Parasols in all c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.50 and $3.50, 50c, to $1.00 ry Parasol bought here. ds, You Can HANDISE ly& Sati able to offer suh false impressions z want the people to tylish Mu atest Triumph il great sale offers some remarl rient. Not a store in'Newbe They. claim much, but co who this week. A hat for dels. Come. IECIALS WE WI1 , $2.49, $2.98, $3.50, Match E'm If Yot The other ,fellows even don't try prices. All Standard Cialicos will be sold, In: 36-inch Bleaching will be sold, inste Good heavy Apron Gingh?"'', instead Goad heavy Sea Island, tead of 8 Extra Sp at Boy's 200 doza. boys' Knee Pantc to go at 1 to 17, 49c, 79c, 98c and $1.29. Not. a not worth double. AILORED SIRTS new, right from the maker's ck and blue pleated Panama ied. with Taffeta Silk and* But 4.00, sale price, as long as ck and blue Chiffon Panama $5.00, to go at $3.49 ek and blue Chiffon Panama $6.50, to go at $4 50. ile Skirts $6.49, $8.50, $9.98. e you $i.oo to $3-oo. on every r of us. Nen's Furnishing 50 doz. men'is Negligee Shirts, 50c kir 0 doz. men's Negligee Shirts, 75c kin 50 doz. Lion Brand Shirts, $1 kind, a 25 doz. .men's Balbriggan Shirts, .35c 25 doz. men's Driss Bleached Seam)1 pair.. .... ..-............ .New Embroidery Thousands and thousands of 3 go on sale Wednesday the first tim Oxfords and I 10 cases ladies' Oxfords and P price............ ....... 5 cases ladies' Oxfords and Pt price................ .. 5 cases men's $4.00 and $5.00 I Patent Leather, to go at.... S200 pair children's Slippers, p1] to 4, at only, the pair. t Miss the 3 l rda noney savmg tnd to excite know what a -iniery ii ey able values in this rry dare touchihe mpirison will show every face. Beati - I OFFER 14, $5 aid U to meet Mimnaugh' a tead 7c, at only.. 5e. ad of 8 1-2c, at.. 6c. of 81-3c, at only 5e 1-3c, will go at. .;6c. .Pnts alf price, all sizes 4 pair in th'e lot that's td, at only, each. .39c d, at only, each. .49c. i t only, eac.. . .89c. kind, at only. ... 22c )rawers, at only, thes ... .. .. . . 45c. ew Embroidery to e. Come. mnp Sale I mps, worth $3.00, sale ...............$2.49 mps, worth $3.50, sales ..............$2.98 ow Cut Shoes, Vici and ......... ......$3.49 ' Lk, blue, write, black, 1 ............. .(..19c. Sr