The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, November 07, 1899, Image 1
ESTABLISHT-E) 1865. NEWBERRY, S. C., TUESDAY, NOVEM1BER 7, 1899. TWICE A VEEK, $.A YEAR
The Wa
Hundreds of 1'oople are visiting our
Store day by day from miles and miles.
It is the Prices that draw peopl such a
distance, it is because we aro saving them
money, and they know it. We will save
hundreds of dollars this fall for the peo
ple of Newberry County. We buy for
Cash, and soll for Cash, our customers
don't have to pay their neighbors bad
debts when they tra'do at Mimnaugh's.
No doubt you have heard lots of talk
about Mimnaugh's and bow cheap 'I am
Felling goods, and I am doing a big busi
ness, come and see my eonourmous stock.
We get in new goods every day and the
Young Blood is Up-to-date and the
old fogies are dying out every day. I
guarantee newer goods and fresher goods
than any store, and at the same time
Mimnaugh solls for loss, don't be fooled,
be careful and see that you get to my store
look for the name and Big Store.
DISPENSARY SCiRlOL FUNI). fund. ]
ties:
Total Amount so far Distributed-What
tho Respecttio Countlca Need to Abbevill
Mako Pp Their Funds. Aiken...
Antderso
(The State.) Bamberl
Inasmuch as there is considerable Barnwel
interest being manifested in same Beaufor
Bamnbe r
quarters in the amount of dispensary Charlesi
profits that have gone to the free Cherok(
schools of the State since the consti- Chester
tutional provision was put in some Chester
years ago, a representative of the Clarend
State yesterday looked up the official oleo
figures. Dorchg
The books show that on April 20, F'airfiel,
1898, $70,499.55 was distributed to Edgeflc
L.2e schools by the Comptroller Gon.- Flor'enc
eral, and now the third payment is IGeorgel
about to be made. This amount, all' Greenw'
the counties having at last boon HIamp1)L
heard from, will be $19,483.87, and Hlorry.
$5,000 more goes to the superinten- Kersha
dent of education for normal insti- L1ancas
tutes, etc. This amount is to be paid Lue
in the next few days-.aro
When all has been paid there will Marlbo
be loft to the credit of the dispen.- Newbe
sary school fund the sum of $43,312.- Oconc
28, and the schools will have been "ike
Raid a total of $162, 187.27. When Saluda
this year's amount necessary to make Rich la
the $3 per capita has been paid, the sp)arta
Comptroller wvill then proceed to dis- Sumnte:
tribute pro rata among the several Union.
counties, according to enrollment, York..
the $48,312.28, making the grand
total paid to the schools $205,-: A
499.55.
Exclusive of the school fund, theliin
State dispensary had in the State
treasury yesterday, subject to the Mr.
order of the State board of con- State
01.ro, a bailance of $144,491 70. This teo, h
S st~ exact status of the State's rum ment
businke~ at present, not taking in- the re
to accouOt outstanding bills and war- To
rants. ~Carol
The Comptroller General has ro- me h
ceivod from alt sho counties save that
B3arnwoll and Sparta'nbo1rg the state- bia d
monts of the county superintendents cidod
of schools as to the amount eauh State
county needs froin the dispensary tee, t
profits to make up the constitutional of ea
$8 per oapita. Upon this statement of th
the money now hold in the treasury as
will be distributed. The total with
amount thus far reported is $18,- 9th,
748.87. It will be noted that be
nine of the counties thus far re. rang
ported need nothing and of these the
there ara the two in which the largest 01
cities in the State are located. Horry tive
aonty nee'ds the lion's share of the Ni
.WDbrr
SAVING A
yo do TI
EADING DR
CAPES and JACKETS.
100 plush capes, others $2. our price $1.25
100 4 " " 4.00 " 3.25
100 " " " (3.50 " 4.48
100 fine black Kersey Jackets only 5.00
100 " " " '' 3.50
50 "t " " "' 1.50
Don't buy your Cape or Jacket until
you soo our line.
50 pieeo. Standard Prints - - 3,c
2 batlos Plaid Homespun - 3
10 B.ales See Ishind - - - 4
10 Bales heavy white - - - 1
50 Pieces Bleached cloth 30 inches 4A
50 Piecos outing others ask you 5c Mim
naugh sells them for - - 4
100 pieces Blankets this week - 98c
100 " " " " - 75e
100 " " " " - 49e
50 " all wool Blankets - 3.00
50 "d " " - 4.00
No matter what you want to wear
you'll save money by bringing your money
with you to my store.
Sau gs
lure is the statement by coun- DEATI OF CIA
Was a Young but Gall
.......................$ 213 01 CII %V
7 00
n ................................ 00 (Spocial to T
................................ 302 60 Greenvood, Oct.
1............................Not yet in. J Rook died at his
... .. ... .. .. ..... ....... 00
................................ 239 20 morning. Ho had
on. .......... for some time and
c .............................. 146 15 unexpected. He wi
.................................. 151 11 old.
leld............................1,147 50 Capt. Rook was
on ........................ ..... 690 84
...... ................ ......... 1,267 00
Lon ............................. 00 war was a student
t.W..................72 61 lina college. bl e
(00 the first call for v
d......................... 262 70jlitdaaprve
lie.............8..10reenwoodgie, Oct.
morn00 ing ewrHe wasd
w..............f81 so0im and wabeea
..............20 0 wuneced. He wr
os.............1,31a9 splndi ontue. ti
%0................. ......21 7 in cole e tHe ]
........ ................ 4ssero ess
,own...................... 85mAdes fti
ll ......................43 trrd moe
rid................00 the abrst clli yor v
ribue......... 26o y70 ist ovd to thpiat ci
00 canya fresde La
8400 tet eiot
*.............. .......... 1,583 00iepecddh
90........................ears3
A. C. Jones, chaoughmon of the haye,Ms
iThe wreas ci
is sent thnfollosineannoulce
con..... nc. .... ........... 249 75 olr he wa
rohibition executive.co..it..fro..Rob.rt790
erohibi.ion.c.unt...hai....orat..Veterans2o
.............................. o25 hed24 it t e o t i
tbrg...... Hote....No yat, wiln.
EmmamAndrews
~wberry S.te,,Nov.s3,oved. i
DOLLAR IS
iat is to Tro
r GOODS STO
MIMNAUG]
... HAS. .
BUT ONE PR
...AND THAT...
THE LOWE
'T. 1ROOK. SOUTIHERN ML N IN. TiHE LAST vAR.
Iant Oficor in the Did Their Part and Won Their Full Sharo
nr. of )istinction Agai"nt Spain.
ho Stato.)
(Chicago Times-Heral d.)
3 1.-Capt. WV.
home in this ity The long list of oflicors killed and
been quito sick I wounded during the struggle of the
is death was not last eighteen months iicludes a large
i about 58 years sharo of Southern namos. As large
a share of the names known to the
a native of New- Southland may be found in the list
outbreak of the of the officors of the army and navy
the South Caro- who during the same time have sis
oft the college t tinguished themselves for heroism.
alunteers and en- Saffold, killed Saturday at the head
n Capt. Calhoun' K of his men in a charge at Noveleta in
ens, in the Thir- te Philippines, claimed the same
Alabama home as does Hiobson of
d ~as ftrwadsMerrimac fame. 'Worth Bagley, the
'enc painAs only naval oflicer killed during the
o ofthe braes,Spanish wvar, came from North Caro
.im~J espratlylina. A negro was killed by a f rag
men espeatel nont of the shell which struckc Bag.
rrecord was a ley~ down. Theodying ensign asked that
he mrrie Mi. th e negro receive the first caro. Yictoi
of mawrrd Mis Blue, Southerner and Annapolis grad.
Gf NV awbdrry,ha nto, dared the iate that overtook Na.
ciy cu ona-than Halo during the revolution by
.his planatio traversing with a single companion
.hr elie n the province of Santiago, subsequent.
her aohen edn ly reporting to the American author
agto, wec lhw it ios the disposition of the island's do
ir eve prcic. laiv fectivo forces. Audrew S. Rowvan
o vrtince grav Virginian a, *:1 West P.oiDtor, dare(
r totho ravedeath in a similar way by piercinl
ago. He leaves the heart of uba. before any othe
e boter,"'.' American soldier set foot on its soil
i, and two sisters, Twenty years ago there ontoroi
Len and Mrs. H. \Vost Point with the writer of this ar
Ninety-Six, and a ticle two Southern boys-WVm. 1I
r. ran Gry,ofShipp and Wmn. 1H. Smith. The
.met each other for tihe first tiLlo mu
Ibe intorred in .ho they loft the ferry boat to toilupll thm
y tomorrow. steep hill leading to the hotel. Thei
orders of appointoionts as cadel
ELP OR . A3C' gave them until the no l ay Or
,gie a oracerni Act port for examination. The two youn
sianiloi. Southerners occupied the same rooi
- at the hotel; they passed their e:
ov. 3.-Sedgwick aminations together; they tented t<
as received a check gother during the t roubleson
Ce camp of Confed- months of plobo camp; they roomt
Richmond, Vai., to together during the four years
reducir.g the debt their cadet course, andl finally joint(
t hall. The chock the same regiment as second lieutei
tion of the services ants, the Tenth United Stateos cavalr
post which acted as We used to speak of Shipp ar
dy of Miss Winnie Smith as Damon and Pythias, at
sland for the South more than once it was jocosely r
marked that in order to carry t
~ comradeship to a dramatic end th
O28.2.A..ought to die together. Smith al
KidYuHv MasBoh Shipp were shot and killed witl
five minutes while they were leadi
MAKING C
ide a L
...SI-IOES SIi
Ono sido of my str
foot long is packed frbn I
why is it that you hear on
"Mimtnaugh's is tho ch(
town.'' You don't have to
glass fronts wieon you t radr
youl don't havo to pay y. ur
Ed s w hoen you rado at
C E You can buy good sHIo:'s c
naugh's, thant you canil buy
wornt goods olsowhore. I
ricos, bsit goods for th I
brings the crowds to Mintt
elever trealmntt atnd la
sselect. from hats t ho des'irr(
th doso, if not your ton0
3T ~ ~funded, ri
10 cases Glovo Grain lli
shoos 98Sc wvortht I.'d
10 cases glove grain Iblitto
$1.27 worth $1.7 .
mtheir dismounted black troopers upi
the 81los of Sin Juatn hill.
In the sam11o \Wost Point, class was
John W. Heard, of M ississiplpi.
Hoard is now a captain in the 3d
United States cavalry. On the way
to tako part in he t battles beforo
Santiago tio transport to which
Heard and his immediate comand
were assigned ran close to it point of
land whero a largo body of Spaniards
woero in abtush. The decks of the
translportM woro swept by Mauser
b0ullots for half an hour. t was no
cessary to transmit orders from for
ward to aft. This could only bo
done by the appointment of a man
to (10 the dty. Every st01p of the
meossonger's way was one of om1inenlt
danger, t houghi this facet at. i rst. was
not realized1. Two men01 were ordered
to t he dangerous duty, and1( they
were both shot ini quick su1ccossion.
Capt. HoarId satid: "i'll as5k no0 more
of my meni to exposo1 themaselves.
Gjive me your ordlers." For twenty
mlinuites 1h1e arried1 mo(1sages fronm
0o10 end of (lhe vessel to 111h) othier,
though Mauser bullets cut 1118 blouse,
sp)attered1 the deck and1( splintered the
railings about him. Every stride of
his waiy waIs markedl by thle 1(1loadon i
volleys, yet lhe camne thirough un -r gI
sicatthod. lie nlow weatrs tihe modal11
of honor given '"For Valor."
r in the b)lood of its sons in Cuba j
and( the Philippinos the union of
'North and Southi has bieen comented.
In the wiping out of sect ionatl lines
the nation 1111ds full co1lplifst 1o1
for the cost of tho wilr. a
e liriah litty souith Ctarol Iim1 Mith-. b a
rk
(The State.)e
Chatrloston, Nov. 1.- Sothl C'ar o-I 1
lina mxules Will beo mp)loyedl in South.
gAfrica against the Doors, and Char- IC 1
lesIon will probatbly be maudo a quar-ri(
termaister station for the BSritisht
army. George IL. Doeuglasi was to-fa
dygiven a contract by her maesy'
consul, Col. Doe Coetlogan, to furniha
1,500) honud of mules to tihe govern- t
ment of Greatt Britain for wvar pur
poses5, to be doliverod either in Char- e
leston or Savannah. Being a (Char
lostonian, Mr. D)ouglas will use his
efforts to have this city nlainted as the
o
S.depot for the delivory of the mules.
. Be.nthe 4The Kind You ino Always Boughl
Signator
VINAUGII'S,
E SEVTION
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(Onu ((111(1(
'vry8llt)Ihu tlti-;iMol's slo;: lae or colgt t tt
jlfo e i '' 1red
oor1 to gatrret,
+vry" s;idi' thll t
ap'est(UC ii tliorerii ind
at:; l f
ighb('ot h ado C . g l f t
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ierat lIni-tn;)'
('~ ~ ~ ~ t'('ul)l~(''i 1tl il) l Aill( IU('t.q 'Illoyt ark-) only
It 11s 1 1 i o o vo ly sheol
LIr O'linn;h ; bes 'So e init(i Irttlla d
I011' lit, tl. i toI "Ir l 3 i tIIuo jS
Sho d he l r is th t+ Ico w et .. o C i n g ...
est p Pory halt
aughl'. I f th: hi)say'i ln'+ lis jst rc ie
re tc told no aord o e.
(y will bh boe
teton or lc c
11' ratet+. Wilwtlcamttser
"1 as ro l n's shoe 1a cet,
Ih::;o10nwolaMrt. h 1..25 olud
1cae n buoshieorcness to
l.aoh Fo.St.
gsaaeifr s and hetem our prce
th ti w a elb o agaatofralta
gotheho wterlns n h bs,tem
U. 1ica Uho in A m ri a Th ar'o l
...Bhaoyfte Cltig.
bta p rotan 0prcn o h olr o'
buioueoyunitnilyo oeor ie
noeio eybptrsrhonuladsno
an hdi stose voy u he e
J . A A. W AEr IAr costl
W..Our h osr wtebrg wihout
:iko ingSos Jo oe,Aio annauaMMkn
llssol'w llan rs 2.C. Ulad
Vet aiiB, imwo 1augh's.