Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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II?ox Part'. There will be a box party at or near: Clayton Memorial church Friday evening at S.30 o'clock, given for the bene-: fit of the Y. P. C. U. of Clayton Me-i inorial church. The public is invited, i ' NOTICE OF SALE. i IX THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROT T V A TV DiVUTJT'DTPV HVil L 1 1 V 1 . * In the Matter of Miss Nannie J. Simpson, Bankrupt. IBy virtue of an order of sale made in the above stated matter, the under^ * signed as Trustee in Bankruptcy of j Miss Nannie J. Simpson, will sell at | tlie Court House door in the Town of Newberry, County of Newberry, State of Soath Carolina, on salesday in November, 1912, the same being the 4th day of November, during the legal hours for sales, the following real estate, to wit: Thirty-nine lots, consisting of about four acres, the same being situate in j the Town of Prosperity, Newberry | ^ County, and fronting on Washington j street, and bounded on the south and I east by lands of S. W. Duncan and lot j formerly owned by Miss Nannie J.' Simpson, on the north by lands of Dr. j R. L. Luther and others. Also, all the undivided one-half interest of Miss Nannie J. Simpson in all and singular that certain tract or j plantation of land, lying and being in Newberry County, South Carolina, con> f taining 262 acres, more or less, about four miles west of Prosperity on the Ridge Road, and bounded on the north A by the estate of $. J. Kinard and J. P. S ^Kinard. on south and west by lands of Kirs. Alice Long, A. M. Crosson, W. M. j |^3obb, east by lands of J. P. Kinard : and others, and west by lands of E. L., Strauss, D. 0. Wilson, L. A. Babb, Mrs. j Henry Beard and J. D. H. Kinard. Terms of sale: Cash, purchaser to j pay for papers. J. E. Crymes, * * October 3, 1912. Trustee. ! >0TICE PRIMARY ELECTION. I In accordance with the rules and constitution of the Democratic party, a second primary election is hereby! ordered to be held on Tuesday, Octob-j er 15, 1912, for the following county; officers: ^ One member 01 me nouse ui reyic- ] sentatives. County supervisor. County superintendent of education, j Magistrates for townships Xos. 10 i and 11. Two county commissioners. Also attorney general for the Stata j ' of South Carolina. The polls will open at 8 o'clock and v close at 4 o'clock. The same manag-j ers who held the election on August 27 are hereby appointed to hold the elec- j tion on September etaosihrdlueaoishr j tion on October 15,( under the rame j rules and regulations. The boxes for j county offices and the tickets will be i T-oo/iir fnv Histrihntion on Saturday. I October 12. The managers will call \ * at the office of the secretary, Mr. F. R. Hunter, for the same, t Fred. H. Dominick, B County Chairman. Frank R. Hunter, Secretary. j BBBE9^flSSE2^SB9E^9E3flBi # I Hat Question of Quality r In The MONUMENT ? should be settled absolutely to your satisfaction before the order is placed because the memorial is to be a lasting, beautiful one. Placing the order with us assures you of this question being settled perfectly ?our marble and granite and our designs and lettering leave nothing to be desired. OUR PRICES ARE MODERATE ; P. F. BAXTER & SON ' Newberry, S. C. Br?IT' TTtMir-'i fi>r vr.V - , v ,r > . ni I MIMNAUGH'S I Each Value At no time have we tri I sale as now. We make I goods and prices at othei ! than you have been offer* -1 fn flio krpp70 and Hpfv al g I IV taiv w i ro iif i n IDZ id. wool uress uuous. Say have you seen the new oak Serge Black and Navy Blue, full 52 in. wide, special this week 9Sc. and $1.25 Ladies Stylish Coats. Made in mixtures and other good Coat fabrics. Some bound with braid and satin lined to yoKe. .mi sizes iur >vomen and misses, specially priced for quick selling $5.00, $8.00, $10.00, $lo.00 and up to $2?>.00. New Ssparate Skirts. 300 new Separate Skirts go on sale this week. You never in all your life saw such a pile of beautiful Skirts, materials Chiffon, Panama and Serge. Ail sizes from 22 to 36 waist. We can fit ary size. Mf I Wnm Cnrnifnf m fa Cny Wn_ 1*1 jwcaici Vvuaio i ui ?* v~ men, Misses and Children. Big valuee in Sweater Coats priced low. Just tlie thing for cool mornings. Pure wool Sweater Coats in red. white, Iblar-k and ovfor 1 gray, 98c., $1.49, $1.98, $2.49 and up. ;% 1 H/ITH A 1 I" lviiivin/*' MIMNAUGH'S D: T' Rises 11 turn} ed so hard to put forth such this request, that after you I r stores, come here, and if w wp'II fake nff mir haf to fl WU IV <kS 11 ?M11V v? w. .. il competition. : Startling Sale of 0 Tailored Stylish Suiti 'ices about half the true t of Tailored Coats ar\ * 11 n is seiaom seen rn an iwaysi shaped hacks, ^ y late style represented , Whip Cord, Mannish mgs. Today our readyds alone in the local fie of the largest and mos\ )1ina. Every garment w Special Suit Sale this w 50, $15, $18.50, $20, $30, and j Our Millinei be pleased with our Millinery. H fiolfl fViic? "fnT tnP "i.lTYlft. CCliO OHIO Wiv XVJ. wiiv .....? stepped into a hat factory when Visit this department and see wh; Come an OUR SHOE DE Our big Shoe Department is comple Shoe and you will buy the best footw :an continent. We guarantee every ] Xou save 50 cents on every pair you 1: $1.98, $2.49, $2 $4.0 "The Store That's TTMLJmntm??W ???????TB? MIMNAUGH'S DBER )hant Over effnrte tn crivp thp npnnl viivi 11; iv y?v iuv ji w|/i iave looked over town and e don't sell you your fall ie man that sells you. W ? ? Stylish Suits. 5 to select from, all ir value. An assortid Suits the like of y store awaits you. straight fronts, and in the finest mate Serges and Novelty to-wear department Id, and is known as t complete in upper e guarantee a perfect i op\e-. V 22.50, $25, $27.50, $35. ry Exhibit We? Second Floor wi Dres Vins the blue ribbon for *-ear Clotl le and low price. Our Mil- than iry Department is in charge *entda ;he most tasty and capable der3< store igner. When you see the out* s that we are showing and 8 t were designed and made 10 spun her direction you too will 5 spun undreds of new Hats go on so - - - - 10c. You will think you haye you hit the second floor. $1J at is what. Sc cern thin! whe] ^66? Ju choi' PARTMENT. :te. Buy a Selby or Irving Drew ear for the money on the Ameripair that goes out of our store. >uy this week .98, $3.50 and 0. m vv? mm, v A MIMING Always Busy.". : d MIMNAUGH'S I SALE I ^ i Competition I to* le a genuine bargain | ! inspected closely the I bill at a lower price | e throw our challenge ? m\ - 3b I Ve Get 'Em skinned a Me W th Oar Famous Low Prices. iv Mimnaugli can show you more ^ 3~ o;"i, VotiAic T'n^pr S LrUUUtj Ol.iv. .vuiiuijkj, v/nuv* Hosiery, Shces, Hats and ling, Men's Odd Pants and Trunks any store in this whole section when it comes to prices I don't ny merchant, north or south, un- . 1 m ?11 me. ""hats why the side show H s of Newberry Move Out, "Bust and Sell Out in. Sea Island, worth elsewhere c., with 10 yard limit, at bales Riverside Checked Home, worth 8 J-2c., sale price . .7 l-2c. bales 36.in. heavy White Home i, worth 8 l-2c., sale price <c. e n pieces good heavy Outing, worth & and 12 1 -2c., sale price 8 l-2c. >.00 Men's Suits $10.00. I ooped in from a Baltimore conwho needed the cas*?. You will k'the' "Jew" gave me these Suits n you see 'em. st 100 in the 'ot all new models, ce , $10.00 I: ? ll 11 lUOTS | 1A 8^?j