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J7 I E'$TAB LISFIED 1865. .NEWBERURY, S. (V.T ~'I)Y OVi[W1 28, 1891.T IE W~~, ~ AY A Every day of the weelk increasing business, incre, will always find a crowdec see the biggest Stock of G I will show you what a cc You have often heard, look boforo you leap, my warning is look beforo you buy, and you will find my prices less than any. whoro else. Don't bo stopped by the way 1ido, como to headquarters. Watch the barnyard rooster, sea how ho crows with both eyes shut. 10) doz. Ladies' IRibbed Vost, as long as they last, 10c. 100 doz. Ladios' Ribbed Vests, as long as they last at 25c. 100 Vhite Counterpanes, large size 50c worth 75c. 100 White Counterpanes, largo size, 75; worth $1.25. 100 Whito Counterpanes, largo sizO 98e worth $1.50. DEDICATION. graphed. The build Tho Second KHiptlxt (hurch or Nowberry. and furnished neatly, Dedlcated to the .Vorihlp of (;(. baptistery. The cili - of hard pine, oiled. Newberry S. C., Nov. 23.-Last plastered. The seats Sunday was a good day for West very neat and entirely End Baptist church of Newberry. fortable, from the So Their neow and beautiful house ofadCbieCopn worship was dedicated to the wor- The house will sea ship of God. The day was perfect, souiething over four the air as balmy as a spring day and sons, and with thq f large crowds attended thlQ ser vices cost twenty" fivo hui morning and evening. The pastor, . It is lighted with ole Rev. bV. S. B. Ford, conducted the the cllection taken Ii services. After the singing of the a fewv outstanding su doxolgy, Bro. Ford offered the invo house is aid for. cation. The choir, with Tiss Loavell subscriptions will soo at the oran, da sliter of Bro. R. Y. wthen the balance of Lela crendere abneauid themrvice costdtwintyiella thrin hyn "Allonilg The psor, f It is tiheduc will l sJves . nAter whe sng igSrp-Temebr of t doxorgy Bero. rea dffrod Seak nontiue-ol n paton. ofThe hirethdisshrh,1( Leae iyhvehle by the eornda .oTher Bapis Cro.r, Y. it'nrusy anLeav.l, rend right, beator ofnthe;a )epeintec thedicator prAyer milllhavepownrvof Afteuthi name wasto sun,dte astate-thneetrpi. pator giin soeMehistor churche ithsod be inhprayh, The newormong and trahende oey o h bthedtoor olleTion atigt aoutner, h otcil onehundred A.d seventy-fivetolrsf thenesitofhvn AFerouBastrothrhd offrod thiebuligtacom cover iti The pastor saon screa hecaimao- h noeote siving hsomie hsory thofs t eritnoto h thurch the larewbuldintad br then h il ls h uei hadk ad thlecondiotingift. aoTFiscurhun oevie wenreitrtn and h-iedlpflars. urcmetou An gensring. brThe hou va tole giveo ctze to0 offveoron andthererons would ryer, u wl ,ceit. The pastoyrherenfser,rsd Atr nihn he requiesi packer, andcetdtepsioc ny oulsomd hot ppinr evensadngoro the reasno room. tfhe lagn-ouncet brthatr. ho afo Nwr hadnmadue was cotona giaft To-lostthttwn slanvtion fre e n had hpoenlpfugl ndFrdc andoinsprrinc.e oswi as bfile,adcio.lesa v the olewere anxitos or heas hieralwti en agai.Hisujc as"Ted-rpcanthcoie mAn oighth hou,rsa pa ca and o eworyi dress,oud gretl finjoyedb standing tlaeohv ro.The an ouementsip th e thttwnr.iut thM ond wapst church was antwfrofthe ex-l fraaeing, fort y feead sion inobrr,adle Nwbor oncoe orner.c Abcutrof heprindeerci tihe pbopldin wre arnableus to give, buligimiatdlu agin.s esuObjwch wad o bTee othrmme-oh placnd ofwhe h houCrstias photo- te eeBeir on"IwaamotxcLlnad ! Every week of the r i.sing capacity to buy, I house at Mimnaugh's Dods ever crowded in >ntraction of youth. ei PHAT M1MN 200 doz. Kings Spool. Cotton, 2 Spool for 5c. or 25i a dozen. 100 Bolts Sea Island for only -c. per yd. 100 Pieces Black Dress Goods, worth 40c and 50c at other stores, Mimuaugh says your choice only 25c. 100 pieces Colored Dross Goods, two days only, 20c your choice. Theso goods are worth 25c, 35c and 40e. at other stores. 10J Boys' Knee Suits for this sale $1.98, worth $2.50. 100 Doz. Boys' Knee Pants, now only 20c. 100 Trunks for this sale $2, $3, $1 and $5. One Thousand Dollars worth of Dolls and China. Don't forget the little folks. Christmas will soon be hero. MLTHE LEADING DRY ing is finished T. Danielson, J. M. Foster, R carpeted, with Rhoden, Jacob Senn, G. Y. Dick ig is octagonal, J. N. Taylor, E. Cavanaugh. Al The walls are thesebrethren rendered valuable are of oak, vice. They were liberal, ready, c easy and com- stant in their work and they % thern Seating very happy last Sunday. They h Jackson, Tenn. nobly seconded every effort of 1 comfortably tor Ford, and they delight to hundred per- courage him and hold up alrnishings will hands in t' e good work. The adrod dollars. terprise was begun about April, ;tricity. With not runch work was actually d ist Sunday and till August. It is a neat, coimf bscriptions the able house, and refiects great crc The remaining on the pastor and the noble chu be cashed and he is serving. ibout two hun- The West End churcb, Newbei rs will be paid was organized in 1887, and whil, t owe a dollar. struggled for several years, it is ci p church have growving and will become a str< I the ladies es- church. Bro. Ford became pa in this good the first of this year and the momiL 0o First church ship is now about one hundred c rid other lib- twenty-five. Nearly all the oflic ty also helped. of the church have been memib riwberry cotton since its organization, and thisshe liberal towvards that there is permanency in the me 3re. Ford says bership. The pastors of the chui ifficult task to have been Brethren J. C. R?hod peolo of the J. D. Huggins, J. S. West, H. of the mill saw Smith, G. S. Daugherty, S. J. B a good church dIe, Thomas A. Campbell, J. D. .\ date the grow- hen, and the present p)astor, WV. S. Ford. Good wvork was accomplisi building comn- by these brethren, and if they ce' B. Wilbur, Su. have been present last Sunday tI owberry cotton would have been much gratified, ni itendlent of the sincerely grateful in being permiti school. Bre, to sow the good seed now bearn -om Maine and p)recious fruit. The first pastor,i Nowberry for venerable Bire. J. C. Rhjoden, 'i be a citizen of present and took part in the me aico he has ac- ing services. lBro. Ford is grea f Superintend- encouraged in the work; the 1p00 uills. His no- love him and lie has accomplishoe y is a distinct great work since he has been past and Brethren The State Board has been helpi nnot be recon- the church for several years andJ worker, is lib. money spent here was a good inv( nd has enijoyedl mont, ar.dl this wvork is another pri nice of the peo. of the necessity and wisdlomf a a marked do. value of State Missions. Fafinoy is to he Bro. Ford is well equippad for: ag Brother and work. Ho is strong ini bodly C their abode in vigorous in mind and is a spiriti then a keen in- force in the communily. Hie is wvi i and spiritual practical and a flno p)reacher. population in has made a most favorable impr as boon1 a great sion on the pieople of Newberry. n of the neow is a native of Chester County, t Sunday. The tonded WVofford College and I b)uilding com.- been preaching several years. a WV. R. Jones, ,attended the Noew York Traini nonth! Every month and with increasing p Take a day off and ne room chock full f iergy and capital ca AUGH SELL SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! Shoes, any and all kinds .'xcept tho poor kind, I don't keep thi'"m. Men's Shoes, Boys' Shoes, Ladies' Shoes, (Girls' Shoes and Baby Shoes. '1T' largest stock of Shous in Nowberry. Shoes iare thinrgs you can't see into. I have all mny Shoes mado from fresh, new eather and tho best work. manship. This is why S1hoes from Min nutngh's always give beItor sattisfaetion taion those bought elsewhe e. Other stores mnark theirs $1.5(0 and comoe down to $1.25, but they are no better than t ho shoe .I soll you for $1 00. Tho mtk down don't mako tho goods any better, it's just lonao to make you think that you are getting 'em below the price. This kind of at way may work for a I GOODS AND SHOE HOUSE E. Institute, taking the Bible courso days, ort, under Dr. A. B. Simpson. [e is been I of studious and roads good books. Mrs. intorc ,er- Ford is a native of Marlboro, and be-' fow y on- longs to one of the most substantial a fatit ere and best known families of North schoo: tvo Marlboro, being a daughter of Mr. to t as- Raiford Fletcher. She is a model Wrigl on- pastor's help-meet, and is in full short his sympathy with the work in which Mond on- they are now engaged. It was at to the >ut great pleasure to be in their home. A f )ne Monday morning Dr. Montague, Edito rt- Iro. Ford and Bro Wright, Mr. E. H. evehil dit Aull, the editor of The Nowborry is a i rch Herald and News and the private samo Secretary of the Governor, and the ing ii ry, writer, attended chapel exercises of genthi Sit Nowborry College. Priesiden,t Cro- McCi ow mor met us at the d1oor and1( extendled churci iug a most cor-dial welcome. After the Luthe (or devotions of the morning Dri. Monta. Judg< er-- gue addressed the students ini a very Robem .nd happy manner-. Newberry College E.L B. ers has enrolled 105 students this gcnial era session and the outlook is very en. active ws cour-aging and President Cromner is Luthet mu- happy. The college buildings are Newvb -oh imposing and the campus is wvell St ate on, kept and( ornamented withI beautiful retatry T. trees and shrubbery. Profossor Cro. (or of id- molr was for several years a leading in the Ia- member of tihe Newborry bar, but~ brethr B. when the beloved 'Dr. Ho01land1 (iedl, ed the trustees elected the gifted law ild yer as his succossor and he is making icy him a model college p)residlent. Along Bears I 0lgnati nid with the other denominational eel- of ed logos in the Stitte, Newborry College ng has had a great struggle, and1 at the .h same time has (lone a splendlid work. .hr. visited Ias It was a greatL pleasure to be in a weel rn- the homes of brethren G. A. Wright Mr'. tly and WV. HI. Hunt anmd to enjoy thie sinf.. rple charming hospititty of these cher. Mr'. 1 a ished friends. Bro. Hfunt is one of lii or. tihe most brilliant lawyers in the which~ ng 1tat(an with his brother is doing at he fine practice. The First Baptist sa n st- church honored him by making I oe2 >of superintendent of tile Sunday school 1 ari nd as the successor of Bire. Wilbur. eache Bro. Wright is happy in h's workc as underI ais the bishop of the First church, Hie se Mool nid and his people are anticipating the olis, C mal meeting of tile State Convention in "Nov, so, 1900, when they hope to have tile [le pleasure of entertaining their Bap. as- tist brethren from all ever the State. Efe The friends of Col. J. 1R. Leavell rtt- were very miuch disatppointed that The j( ans he wais not able to attend the dodi [le cation of the new church building. Blea og He had niot been well for sevnelSg of the year! Mimnau ower to sell. While i bring your family to e rom floor to ceiling, t n do, and YOU WILL S FOR LES whilo, but it will )oont play out. hoe poph' will soon lind1 a dolla is i d1llair wht"th~tr i' tho hand.l- of at 1 auperot ,r in tho l,oeket of at muillionttire0. My store is thl stor,l wvhert they all sanud ()n tho salm. ltevel. Over ono thoulsaid pairs of Laits' F ino Sho!'s, mtado by ono of tho best Iactories in Cincinnti, all shai's and kinds, button or hite, not 't pair worth h'ss tha u1 . a nI md itost of th1tem regular . 2.(10 onos, but I itt (uing to soll the,t to yoiu for only .I 3. i)rnll ('ompa,iro themt with tho $1._', ones. ait ofher 5l'stor ' l ociuse my 1.1). mt $1.(11 Shoes vill nuatch the ,ther fellow's 1.2, ki n d. Vi horo t hore's so uc11h sli nloI t her's hoiiul to 1o Iire. \Wire t Iht Iest goods aro you 1110 b,ttor go. DF N BERRY, S. C. sullorit, . cold. H has ia strong supporter of the now st in West End through the ears of its history and has boon hih.ul toicher inl their Sunday 1, at. tho siilo tito ats dovoted o First church and Pastor it 1as ever at Baptist was. A while fl)ont ill his presenco ay morning Was a benediction so who called. ow hours spent in tho homo of r and Socrotary Al], Saturday ig, wero greatly on joyod. It. 'aro privilego to sit around tho board and to spend the oven : social intorcourso with such '? e ntoek, pasltor of the A. 1?. P. hi, D)r. Scherer, prstor* of t ho v rani church, P~ast,or Wright, 1 Pope, Sonator Mower, D)r. V -tson, Brothren W. Hi. Hiunt, Wilbur, J. M. Kinard, and the host himself. lUro. Aull is an anld useful membliler of tho0 ran church, a truisteo of the arry Colllogo, presiden t of t he P'ress Association, Privato See-' of Gover ner McSwooniey, edi-/ one of tho best county )1papers State, and ho loves to sorve hisdrUg 'enU anid frienids. ~rg t drug ifart to,t i News.T a PinneyHulman 'ofl'oaiai, . Il thI is broth) er11 , Al1t. J1. I'. SL)uuner, 1)0 A. C'hapmian visited rela- t~d~ t Altr. S. S. Pa'lysinger's not hont ap Mahrti n, of Saluoda, visi t.ed C.Caid well and family last week.alv ur thnost an ex pert wI it aL banjo, aieu he payVed to the deliight of aIl an - McD ulIlie N Slgh has mfovedi his ill and)1 engine on Mr. U 1I. Sum- in on e d )lanltati onlW whre he wvIl bIe for ime sawing.fa -lv ford school ob)served A rbor Dayu~ Irid(ay by the School boy.s anod eut.11 and pon1 tg 1mo) of the have o 1 ro'wth and shrubbery on the grol)nd( little. I{obt. I'aysiuger and Miss Ghi-. 11(dwell attende(1d services at Can-Ie k n reek t.he 12th 1inst. ASTORIA ror Infants and Children. lnd You Have Always Bought .s the Lure of a2-2 "7naa igh marches onward with 's dull at other stores you ;ee Mimnaugh's Store, and ip stairs and down sta rs. NOT BE SURPRISED MEN'S ODD PANTS1 100 I',tir. olln's ( h1 I ' n>ts, regular prico 101 (l1ir9+ Moln's (O;hc I'rrlats., riegulr prin 81.7 , now, only $1.2d. 100 I',rirr+ 111-n's (h,1 Ilants, rela r prieo 82.0H, no on 11 .,0. IH) l'air : lNI, (i t11 ,tls, rv1gulalr prieo 82.3 , n w o ly 2.(H). I10 111'r'H tits for this sailt, I)>, worth 111t11'n' A;uits for this sale, Sti>.;, worth 100 1; ' I' le, Suits for Ih1 is Halo $1.3. wvorth I s.7 rhevr iDrop W~~ ~ I 0!II' king Up Prescriptions! could not afford to be. We have to be absolutely -accu rate. It is a matter Sof keeping your patronage,andj we ,are in business to * '\~stay. For the same reason our are fresh and our prices H E S A VER!" is what we i hot water has often person til aphysi- * ie. A HOT WATER BAG costs Ours holds water without