The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, March 25, 1902, Image 2
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lonsrto (Neberr hasomuch' wisl i.
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M-Mf'int r a *onnue w (i
the: r,'sm ;e in tha 't'jpaty, a'd ab
a- pcrofue-o-oir o.f bbi -tKr y an r i.economicue-,
and~e ha di .ayedi ruarged tale'n .. not
onliy as -. tueaeber-. b,ut ':rfcitcut ab. ty
'in the~ mU1aayerIjnt oif the .tudenrute
r fu:red by r-eur alm mibiat':r. the oman
Coog of i$*Itimiore, ai f':llowihip with
thes privilege wit :uer of studyIing at that
ins.titution ',r of lgoling abroad. Thlc
:omuphimentary off--r was undei'r co~nrid
cratiorn by Min~ Mr:C'lintovk whenr e-he
wasr elected to) the' prTe-.ldi:eny ->f thce
boleg--obchof :ouJrhe c:ac..cd her to
forego the pri vilecge. U rnder heur rs.an
agemnt the h'~ighesut sadifardi of .
c'Allege In the padt will bie mr-alincta inred.
She iis a i4tron-g be.iever in the advain
tagesi wh lich grow oiut of petrsojnai c:on
'tact beween teacher and taught; anid
it will be her piurpose, ini thec futrr as
in the past, to empcfha'dze the great ad]
vantdage (o the younrg womgani of be ing
-broiught daily In pierronal conctact with
'her teachiern, anrd so tbrow around] the
studenit all the benefits which belong
strictly to thre home, life. With the
limnite~d number of pupils which can bie
accornmodated in ther household it will
be altogether practicable to gilve to
each memnbe,the ad vantage of personal
association with the fasculty, and so the
aim will be during this critical perlod
'in the lives oif young women when
character is being formed4 to give to
each student all of the benefits which
grow out of the social life which sur.
ronnas this colnee
A I) A- -Trl'x FIKE AT S%Lt'[)%
Pornr y.lr of I, 'a*" ens 1tn' a -.n " t,i tR
he" M ..t l - ru"'$ir-" .-rt4 t f n
in !h- tIl .ry ..f -h" i.-, n
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A . t , . r'b ---. h--a -r"r , ::in.:t o r5 , . - r "t :-:r,
at h ,pp - a.i b.r . d.-pOS tIon, he
". a man, f:,y wa,rrn frhuIti- a!non{,
b 'eIl'-' ali (la'-mt to whom
r --l lb-n lMid unifepect(< death was
t!- o("-a-),n of a ie(-p sorrow. Ihis
-a.-1oulr( be: a lesson t,o his atSSO
'La',-- of ~nly a little while ago. l'or
in tt,e ruiii-t of life truly are we in
dcathl. 'I h- hour nor the t.itne tio man
kn(>wtth. ()u r htearts are howed with
2riIf arid we feel keenly the loss we
ii1' m - u ai nedl.
I{,--ohvf:d. That the F'ro"shmanu class
of N.whlrrV (olleige extends its deep
- a l mo11l t i('irt.foit Symipatby to th
rnItintir in this hour of vrief, and also
to the other liiemtjers of the faniily.
I:--olved, That a copy of these reso
uklonI b.: ,en(t to the fa'itly of our
<II .a-ed lol omrde and copies he fur
r-,r 1 I,( h,.iti-, Th(e \'i-itor and thee
,s':l r- with tle_ re 'I.t that
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7. : . *,Jo,. . .h lI' n on ' h-I'
.'. 'r r.t''t4y rain freltd her far
ri. a.-~ r.vn faeL newe wao
Ir. W. TI. (:ofid ha- be;en ofqerinjg
with a' .ijredJ .-y, but~ I hope it I
.'J- TJani Af.'new. of D)ue W.e-t
Mr e. B A Hiawkinp. anIl lit tie Flobe
afte!r -peing~l a wkeek ort mofre at Mr
l,. A. Haw~k ing have returned to Cc
I ura bia.
Mr. I,. A. HIawk ini le jus,t bar:k frog
Mr. 5 A*~. J eter went to) I:nionir yester
I dy.
MIr. Bern,ard (Carliise is putting up
wire fernce airound his~ premffilss.
'The roads are not in a good co,ndl
Mrv J. C. (Crapsa is at her fatheri
('apt lI. 11. Folk. We were glad t
--e' her andil her Lwo chIldren.
M re. Crapt accomnpanled by her slate
.Mrs. Miamrie Ierrick. *uisited the Misse
Spi:ecr laat week. hI comphanyv wit:
their other si-ster, NMra. JRob,t. Perr:
will go to Chasrleston next week. If
g.,o I will tall you about It. TopiJ.
M arch 21.
(:IrEI I':-A-tria aneI it4:ling HS OILrifr therong|
tiee iSIfod-Conte Nothlng Ia.stry it,
II. 11. H ( Bolanic Hlood Hiilms) I
no5w re-cognhized( as a certain anid suir
curnt- for I'<zemra, Itc:h lng HSk In, I1umrorg
SeIhba, Secalea, Watery HhlaterH, P'imi
pl.4, A chlng Hone's or .JointsL, Holls
Carbunocles, Pri'cklIig PaIn in the Hkini
Old f'atting Hores, UJuicers, etc. ik
tail Blood Halm takleni Internall)
eures the worat and most (icep-seatei
'ea sby enrichIng, piurlfying and vital
iz'ing the blood, thereby g'vineg
healthy blood supply to the skIn
JHotaille IBloood Balmn Ia the only .cure
to stay ctur.-d, for these awful, annoy
ng skIn t,roubIles. Other remedies ma'
relIeve, but, I. B B. actually cures
heals every sore, and gIves the rie
glow of health to the skIn. B. B. B3
buIlds 6p) the broken-down body anm
makes the blood red and nourishia;g
Over 8000 voluntary testimonilals o
Oures by hiotanip hlood .Balm (B. II. B.
DruggIsts, *1. 'TrIal treatment fret
and prepald by wrIting Blood B1ai
C o., Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble
and' free medical advIco gIven untl
m ed.
Mother's Friend.
A Pri met:er t iN :
that get , tl:e -
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hi ' never folio.v- to- ;L of i ulv -
Iloney and Tar d I. -tOp,- the t:(,u:h.
hl ts antd .,tr"(ngthen-, thi- I 1 and'
affords pefrfect se curity f:omi all atttac.k
of llcuminonia. tfuIi -uh- +titlure.
Gilder N' Week.
Nothintg sO eIfictutally vries i nan of
the flattei'y habit as liacige.
Fo'luy'4 ffoney1 antl 'atur.
(,urc4 conighH anid eold1i.
Cures bronecoItis aiid ati.r" :1.
Cures erou p and whOpiilng .
('ur's ho:arsenc,s and brouchial toub
leos.
(ures Ie t nonia and lit gri pp . (il
d.or" & Weeks.
Juist when a girl thinks she is marrying
happily all her relations shed te:s.
I)aiger4 or f' u n n " uhIa.
A cold at this timc if neg locte"d i . liat
Ic to cause PnuIiiinmnia whieh is o
often frtal, and ev ul wht'l th. pati '
t,a- r.-covi-r"(d I ."t" ng ar. .....k(:nedt ,
nr. in.'r th:(:m p,.( :c l y .-l:" tile to
tr..: U:eir pent of cori--iumption. 1F0
.I~ Hora:y~ a ,d Te r will -top the
v. .:it kee i~J hem fromi turing:.
H:. ELr., am.. '1 a: ( rjr .- ,'. fi g
F.er ma:n's rep;utat:o:-.'1 he ab;ove:
p' if he co l gtcrdt o hSgo.l n
IThe follow.ing~ set'r 'r(jm A .. Nu
baumr. of JHat'-vi.le. Ia. 1..- it-- owe
-tory. "I suffered for three mronth.:
withd a severc c:old. A druggiI-t prr-par
ed mes -omee Iuei cinh'. arnd a ph.lianiii
pre-cribesd for me. yet I did niot i mpi ore
I th.en tried. Foley'- I ioney and Ta e.
ando eight. do- - I't .. .-' f~ lbfu--.e
To Teachers.
11. e4nsioni the t'eacheri '' g-r.r
properly kept, m1u-t be delivs~ r to me
-a the teacher's final report. I inase
bring thiee reg'i-2tern along wi' .0yur
last pay warrant.
- Very respe-ctftully,
F.L'G. N. WIC El .
Co. Sup'. lI.
The Ewor
is cox--F
M AAT C HLES!
In New Spring Hats, Negi
Now andi Original Cohnceptions t
facturers are controlled b)y us.
Exclnsive Noveltios correct in S']
Look at the "Lofter" Hi
Stylish for middle aged or
The "Mascot" for younj
style than any hat ever sh4
-The enviable record of ti
Iwill be more than sustain
;been so well prepared to p
Thanking the gen-era
for their most liberal p
continuance of the sarr
AV WOY%NDERk UL
Pply ar go ild over our ino,w Spring stock I have made up
my mind to d the Dt v Goods business of Newberry this Spring I am
:m t o d a the inen make :r break. Ali our enorgies and endeavors
are t):nt toa.v.r m kil tihis stor( the very best in South Carolina.
We ae' not budding business for a season but for the time to come
If :'s the !lnest poe that gets the persimmon we will certainly have
V t. sp . m price maker--If the price is not right, If you
;a; :e paying too much its part of my business to make it right
. e!m in as price maker. The trading public recol
e : . . e'efo r Mimnaugh come and know how they are
beinning. Join the crowds every day. Plenty of
S ~ S ladi.c1es to wait on the rush.
DRESS U0ODS AND SiLKS! MIWNERY! MILINERY!
01 T is is where we do the ib ;. Mrs. Hair
h'- charg of my MiiiIa ery D 1'artmenoa. Having
- - -o weeks in 13ltimwore in tho tritmning d.
-tpttrm -at of Armstrong, Cator & Co., shH can trhu
1t t as iel as any Northorn Mi!linor and at
-1 -ha l ine tiun11 save you from 5) to) $2 00 on overy
i h t you hny frlul ht . Shiei 18 11 arti't it bor lino
don't ly yuir hat utntil you se my line.
Embroideries! Embroideries!!
You kncv'. wOh se s h Embroideries. I have
received another w-agon loac. These goods are.
thrown on center tables at less than fifty cents on
the dollar. Every yard we sell makes a WALKING
ADVERTISEMENT FOR MIMNAUGH.
3 cases calicoes the 5c kind Mimnaugh's price 3 1-2
2 cases white lawn short lengths, I Oc quality -- 5c
2 cases Androscoggan bleach cloth the price is 7 1-2
I case 36 inch Percales, the price is - - - Sc
1 case Cambric, short length, 1 Oc quality. - 6 1-4c
300 doz. Clarks spool cotton two spools for - 5c
5 bales 40 inch Newberry mills white cloth 5c yard
2 bales 30 inch " " drill - - 5c yard
100 white bed spreads slightly soiled to go at half
price. We are in a position to buy goods from head
quarters with a good business record and capital and
credit sufficent to buy goods in any market in the
United States.
HE ND SI1PPERS.
No ruiddle rnan'~ teproit hen. - .. ) easeos just. opeu l -)( d 'A MN 's eolored negligee shits the 75c kindi
an<( st itt they emnwi. D)on. tin b y .our Shoes an nang'irio4gcns
Stipp e u ti - on 1( WOn y hue.ji\\ got Ithe so . I have boon'I Ooeintg up now goots for the last
gVte sthsadw obigot ot um 10( wek andt stiltl bov somue.
pr s.oz Me'(olrdieie sit te8 *0 N tttto t pices are qnoted y ou in South
The Leading Store of Newberry, S. C.
Beecher's Tonsorial Parlor
.....Under Orotwell Hotel,..,
I have a first-class barber to
assist me and wo.uld be pleased a:
to serve the public.
Hair-cut, Shave, Shampoo, etc., etc.
CHARLEY BEECHER T .SEAO
[-Pifer Co. Bu FYesUPLE
But inel.iensat Very Economizing Prices,
3 BARGAINS 6.ic allnnunlahddaak5c
igee Shirts and Neckwear.15 no~lnn"-4c
3y the4 greatest of thie wvorld's wmn, ''' 2 c
"YLE AND PRiCE. 6 8
tt in Black and Sidi, very iNIIatI~ St.(1111kdii1.Sc~t
young man. ( i4.IIuLl,i 1118 lija$t.5dz
y mrn has more snap and [X11"""'S t'.
11s branch of' our business 011 tlth,lItk.8'Sdo
Bd, for at no time have we til"$.5d.
lease the trade. 1S 8Uin iil ln.~a ipi. 10
I public, and our friends Js eevdaohrltlde l ie ad
atronage, we ask for akecifS.
ue.Jutrcvelowahgosbudint
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