Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SUITABLE GI] We here give ju is impossible toz our goods at once just state that y< for a lady, if sul scores of suitabli forthcoming. TOILET DAINTY CHINA TOILE. DRESSER SETS ART F SILVERWARE JAPANE CONFECTIONERI PERFUME )POCKET BOOKS CANDLI RAND BAGS STERLING GO01 YONT The bftt If the Sol-f-Flling Fount to please the buy( HAIR B: We have an unu -ery Brush, whatev put together and i FANCY] The taost beaul played in Newberr: ak PERF The flnest goodi duces. .We ggve th anud donmatic odor Christmis packag< these exquisite per I SHAVING * Everything of ria * Safety Razors, St: Shaving Sets, Sai Lather Brushes, tions, 'etc. Lowest goods here. POT'] Best domestic al All the latest afid: Many pleasing gift: reasonable prices. 0 M 4 33I 0 * T!S TEACHERS OF NEWBERRY * COUNTY. * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ~Newberry City Schools, Distriet No. 1. High School--Henry Lee Dean, sup erintenden-t; C. F. Werts, principal; Miss Lucibe Wilson, Miss Marion Wil liamson. Boundary Street School-Miss Linda W'eh, Miss Ruby Ho-lloway, Miss Oarri-e Lou Connor, Miss Lillian Hil:1, Miss Mary L Burton, Miss Mayme Swittenberg, Miss Gertuirde Reeder. Speers Street School-Miss Mary C. -Burton, Miss Elizabeth Domniick, Miss Johnsie Miller, Miss Vanesss Wil liams, Miss Rosalyn Summer. West End School-Miss Laura Bleasse, Miss Bernice Martin, Miss Ethel Bowers. Kollohon School-Mrs. Jane A. Lcng, principal, Newberry; Miss Eula D)arby, assistant, New'ber-ry. District No. 2-Miss Est..e Pearson, oewterry. District No. 3-Miss Daisy Whitney, Btairs. District No. 4-Miss Ethel Mae Win gate, Newberry. District No. 5-Miss -- Lee, Whit uire. District No. 6-Miss Myrtis Cave, Whitmire. District No, 7-Miss Olive Feagle, WewherrY. 0*4* *** O00 ek l ?TS FOR LADIES. E ar st a hint or two. It nention or show all n . When you-ara in Chr )u desire something you see -h is the case, and a articles will be taken m not a th ARTICLES you to S PERFUMES r CASES. goods el CUT GLASS will not OTTERY JEWEL BOXES SE GOODS r C JEWELRY ATOMIZERS Anyting you MUSIC ROLLS of fine China i1 STICKS Every country CARD CASES china is represei is will Ain! here ft CHAFING-DISHES dainty fancy pie can be fqniA tbg jN EM, rour prioes make - to see our Choco World. Oti=9-- -- ain Pen guaranteed SMOKERS r. Prices $2.50 up. ar by the that men select I RUSHES. of all kinds and sually fine line. Ev- ers, Cigar Case er the price, is well and Cases, Cigai xicely finished. Safes, etc. 1ASKETS. ANICI ful line ever dis- Single pieces a r. Ask to see them. goods made for ' goods are selecte MUS. ity as well as beq for young ladies s the world pro -______ e choicest Imported ggg s In the darintt s. We si1so have Thi maIks a fumes in bulk. for the young h _____________here. Let us sho SUPPLIES. ~ht quality. Razors, We ca -ops, Hones, Mugs, ~ety Razor Sets, heavily anI soas, Creams, Lo- ing US to di prices on shavers' in this ad., ERY.that buying :id imported wares. SatisfaCtor3 most artistic goods. in this line at very TH E AYE~ District No. 8-Miss Myrtle Dennis Newerry. District No. 8-Miss Novice Brown Silverstreet. District No. 10-Miss Mary Wyatt Newberry. District No. 11-Miss Ola Brown Newberry. District No. 12-MArs. J. E. McFad den, Prospierity. District No. 13-E. F. K. Roof, prin cipa1, Prosperity; Miss Mary Brown, assistant, Prosperity. District No. 14, Prosperity Higi School-Geo. D. Brown, supei-intend ent, Prosperity; J. M. Bedenbaugh principal, Prosperity; Mrs. Francef Morris, Prosperity; Miss Susie Lang ford, Prosperity; Miss Gertrude Bobb Prosperity. District No. 15-Mlss Eugenia Menig Prosperity. District Jo. 16-0. C. Shealy, prin cipal, Prosperity; Miss Sallie Pugh assistant, Prosperity. District N. 17-Miss Nora Bickley, Prosperity. District No. 18-Miss Gertrude Cul berson, Prospierity. District No. 19-L. D. Wilson, Slighs. District No. 20-L. W. Bedenbaugh, Prosperity. District No. 21-Mrs. W. C. Ruther ford, Pomariai. District No. 22.-Miss Pea.rl Price, Newbrry. DM'rict No. 23-Miss Annie Higgins, iristm i ready for gift buyers or look r complete and it's a stock fi istmas or New Years giving t the goods you'll marvel at th( >nths to select all the differe ng in the whole exhibit but v ae these goods at your earlie ren if you do not wish to pur( delay buying when you have HINA. UP-TO-DATE TO] may giTe in theb nm In buyfng toilet sure to be prized. purposes one want1 that produces n.ie the latest styles, C yted by our stock. You 11 sets and scores of new things, many o :es. No better goods line of toilet artic i wo are showing and chice of useful t buying easy, Be sure 1 any othe Ine that ate Sets. Ours includes brist I scriptions-Hair t AiIffiEs brish6s, Cloth brui box-regular brands fiat Brushes, etc., or themselves-Pipes qualities; beautiful .otemsha es i a s Sets, Mirrors-Trii shapes, Cigar Hold- Traveling Cases,' I s, Cigarette Holders You are sure to fir Jars, Pocket Match in this line at any pay. RE GOODS. RAN nd in sets. Superior ervice. AM of these A b4autiful sellect d for their fine qual- with price for every uty. Fine gifts here ART POI We::are fowing I PUEsE. wares produced in ery apprectable gift .fdlIy selected line-1 y. , We have them tical. Prices just a y yo. Iwares. n save you money on holic I many of the goods came dir spense with paying jobbers p but you'll only have to half g lower elsewhere is impossil rchoice in every case. Corn SA TISFA CTO. 'DR Di4ti et No. 24-Mss Lottie Lee Hallacre, Pomaria. District No. 25-Miss Sale Wilkes Poma.ria. District No. 26-Miss Annie Belle' Riser, Pomaria. District No. 27-Miss Mary Cannon, Newberry. District No. 28-Miss A. F. Dickson, Newbarry. District Jo. 29-Miss Mary Robin so, Blairs. ~ S District No. 8, Little Nountain High School-F. 0. Black, superbn- IE tendent, Little Mountain; Miss Ellie Jacobs, Little Mountain; Mrs. 3. C. I3 Swygert, Littlie Mountain; Miss Ernes tine Graichen, Little Mountain. F District Jo. :1-Miss Eunice Muse, Little Mountain. a District No. 82-Miss Saraji Cald wll, Newberry. ' District No. 18-Miss Bessie Mc Graw, Sligha. S District No. 84-Miss Dorothy Buz- n ardt, Sligh.s.L District No. 15-F. A. Bolaiid, SIigbs. District No. 86-Miss Kate Thomp- f~ son, Prosperity. District No. 37-Miss Cora Culber- 1 son, ChappelJa. District No. 18-Miss Mario~n Wat- 5 ers, Chappells. District No. 39-MIss Eula Gregory, P principal, Chappells; Miss Jamie Wall, assistant, Chappells. District No. 40-Miss Mary Kemp Ison, Silverstreet. *408*0480090 as Gi :ers. Our stock of holid Lill of the most desirabl hat the whole world affc 1 high quality and low pr nt articles here displaye rhat was carefully chosen st opportunity. No trou hase. We believe, thoul once seen our remarkal 1ET ARTICLES. CU' articles for gift We anticipate to mae sure of glass this seasc ur stock is full of accordingly. It past our dazzlh e them just out A opelled by its Jes affords wider and examine th iings than almost pieces. Accepta: can be thought of. prIp4e you can wi e Goods f all d ' rushes, Mitary LEATE ohes, Nail Brushes, Pocket Books, In a variety of Letter Books, P Comb and Brush Match Caes, Br licate and Hand; and Trataling C oilet Cases, etc. in our line of le d here everything men. This line i price you wish to problems for yoi RAGPOCE Men are apt to ion of Hand Bags, pocket knives, s< 'body. a good one. TI PTERY. than our Griffon at various prices songe of the fint Amrica. A care-.. DON 1 two pieces iden- to get our prica i attractive as th fore buying else, large stock that lay goods this year. We ectly from the makers, ti rof its. We are not able t< glance through our stock le. .Come in early and 3, we are always pleased RY DRUG 5 LG District No. 41-Miss Lucia B. Hill inards. District No. 42-MIs~s Kate Dixon hards. District No. 48-Miss Dole Cleland ewberry. District No. 44-M1sa CarolinE pearman, Newberry. District No. 45-Mise Elisabeth Mc [illan, Newbenry. District No. 46-Miss Dollie May en, Newbeirry. District No. 47-Miss Eva Castles, ewbarry. District No. 48-Miss Atva Waters, ewbemrTy. District No. 49-Mise Lucy Riser, inard. District No. 56-Mrs. 'S. E. Long lore, Klnards. District No. l-~Mis Fay Pitts, htmre. District No. 52, Whitmire Graded hool-R. K Mood, picipa;l, Whit dre; Mrs. S. A. Jeter, WhItnare; Miss ula Dormaa, Witmire. District No. GS-Miss Jessie Ruther rd, Whitmira. District No. 54-Miss Nenle Cald -el, Newberry. District No. 55-Miss Belle Broolks, ligs. District No. W6-Mi Eppie Roof, omarla. District No. 57-Miss Mary Wall, inards. District No. 5S-Miss Lizzie Haw n~, Sh8rst.ee fts ay goodsis SUITABLE G articles for We often, hear difficult to seQeci rds. When There will be no here. You'll fin ices. It has presents here fo and there's what his taste m We want SXOK ble to show CIGARS ,h, that you LITARY SETS >1e bargains. WAL E WALLETS POCKET XNIVEl GLASS. SHAVING MIRE a heavy trade tn cut S n and have stocked SCARF HOLDEE will: be hard to get DESK Al ig display-you'll be FOUNTAIN PEI great beauty to pause H A R e brilliant jewel-like ble gifts here at any LATHER BRUS sh to pay- COLLAR AN E GOODS. Bill Books, Purses, BAS laying Card Cases, ush and Comb Cases We have a co ses. Plenty of things goods, ranging i dher goods to give. to $25.00. Beautiful fone will solve many sister or mother. CA] T KNIVES- W6 ha just tM be fussy about their of NORIS CHO y you'll want to give BON in fancy h kere are none better purer, richer or knives. Have them fections can be 1 packages are moe 'FI.for christmas ax s on Chinaware be- i'g' rhere, for we have a. "must be sold"gg We have as fu Shave bought 11eate and sabavis ierey alow.,market affords. leey alW.riety of shape a name prices range of prices. to 'be assured BRI make sure of our stock of br to see you at ;o-date. It inch Hat and Clothl Ba' SmO District No. 59-Miss Mattie Rogers, Pomnaria. J. S. Wheeler, County Superintendent of Education. Now is the time to subseribe to The Herald and News. SALE OF REAL ESTATE6 For the purpose of div'sl>c ani ;ee tiement between ourselves we will sell the following described real estate at Newberry Court House on the first Monday of December net (December 5, 1910) during the legal hours of sale, viz: 1. All that tract of Ian I in Newberry County, in No. 8 Township. in the State of South Carolina, containing ninety one and one-fif&h ace, mnore or less, bounded by lands of F. M. Schumpert, Mrs. J. Cal Schumpert and D. E. Schumpert, plat of same on file at office of Mower & Bynum, at torneYs. 2. All that lot of land in the Town of Newberry, in the County of New berry, in the State of South Carolina, containing one-half acre, more or less, bounded on the north by Mayor avenue, northeast by Summer street; southeast by lot of H. W. Lominick, and southwest by lands of H. W. Lomn inick, the same being the lot conveyed to us by Daniel Edward Schumpert. 3. All that lot of land situate in the Town of Prosperity, in the County of ,,re i IFTS FOR HEN. ladies say that It Is gifts for a man. dIfficulty it you come I plenty of suitable r a man, no matter ay be. IG SETS 0 PIPES T1ATELING SETS I rS BOOKS. BILL BOOKS RAZORS DRS LFETY RAZOR SETS S SHAVING SETS 30ESS0BIES e i PLAYING CARDS BRUSE D CUFF BOXES CLOTH BRUSHES roTTERY mplete line of these i price from 75c. to gifts for your wife, See them. !DIES. beeivd 4 fresh stock COLATES and BON 31jIay packages. No more delicious con ad than these. The t dainty and artistic d New Year's giv a line of Hand, Trip ig Mirrors as tlh Have them in a va and fliisihes. Wide ISES. ushes its strictly up- N ides Hair, Military, ishes in best quality all he latest mount-' Carolina, containing one acre, .more for less, bounded by lands of or foe merly of Dr. J. W. Harmon, 3. C. Boyd, G. G. DeWalt and Mrs. Robert Bruce, the same being the land conveyed to us by C. V. Langford and Jno. V. Johnson by deed recorded at New berry Court House In Book No. 4, page 428. Terms of Sale. 1. As to the ninety-one and one fifth acres: One-half of the purchase money In cash and the balance on a credit-of twelve months, with inte-est from day 'of sale at the rate of eight per cent per annum, payable annual ly until paid in full, to be secured by the note or bond of the purchaser and. a mcrtgage of the premises sold. 2. As to the town lots: One-third at the purchase.*money In cash, the bai ance on a credit of one and two years.. with Interest from the day of sale ati the rate of eight per cent per annum.. payable annually, until paid in full, twa be secured by the note or bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of ther premises sold. The buildings to be insured and the policies assigned. The mortgages shall contain the stipulation to par 10 per cent attorney's fees in case ot cellection by attorney or by suit. Pur. chaser to pay for papers and record lng. .Geo. D. Brown, Sr. L. C. Moseley. Mower & Bynum,