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E r kABLLSHED 1865. N EWBERRY, S. C., TUESDAY,JUY2,10.TIEAWK.150AEA1 e Eve ryl My Entire Stock of Dry Goods, ** * * EVERYONE KNOWS I have done th my Stock at Cost. I have the lar dollar on it. When I say cost I mean ( no difference what prices are quoted y stick square up to every word of my a I simply need the room for the biggest the Columns of the Herald and News t and that is exactly what I have done a season selling and am now willing to s, you are a stranger in Newberry and d< you will get there. How long this sale Wednesday, 0 pcs. Colored Organdies just opened, the newest and most wanted sorts, a big table piled, your choice of the lot for only 5c. yard. 50 pcs. Colored Organdies and Diminity, the latest things, just opened 20c. kind, 1Oc. yard. $1.00 buys 14 yds. Androscoggin Bleeching at Mimnaugh's Cost Sale. $1.00 buys 25 yds. Sea Island, worth 6 1-4c. at Mimnaugh's Cost Sale. $1.00 buys 11 yds. Cottonades, worth 20c. at Mimnaugh's Cost Sale. ElENA UH' S Wells, Wilson and Hodges, in the was glad f order named, made short speeches -managing LITTLE IOUNTAIN. and received the close attention of placed the the audience. in Newbe: o=ro. LABOR HOLDS THE ATTEN- Following came the legislators. He had TJO?4 03 THE L,EGISLATORs. HON. ABTHUB KIBLEB his two ye gie 'is PliiclmetlgEver Held at soefirst. Taainwas the quswould not TInSi Place.-astedd by AboutTh ontamstOnendheppe ..gae e,.onh-Pr.yOr so .a tinta os ocredtepol all -nen sIc For the Filit Tinai in the and that should, therefore, most con- ] ca--ia cern their representatives. Taxes open to p Little Mountain, Newberry County were now too high, but there was not wilin it. July 18.--The gentlemen seeking the much chance to reduce them for Agi offiees at the disposal of the people years to come. However, the State Agnari *of Newberry reached this, the high- was now spending a good deal of had been est point in the county today. The money which ought to be diverted fliyn Nmeeting was held.in tbe grove at the into other channels. Appropriations falsreeing foot' of the mountain, in which each for State colleges were too high. Had byttetio -yee0 m>etrhecmo shosb is held.the Newberry college re. voted against a bill to give $200,. atin co union-a grove famous for the many 00hzet h omnshosb ad,n wit gathnng tha hae hee asemled cause the people of this State wereha,wt inthernsta haa veherecati emb not able to bear the burden. A peo- eration, fu ith waseo l y of education.pIe burdened with heavy taxation Stood, a Legislature that the whole of the can not have material prosperity.,o isennia ton f itleMunai ws lae He discussed the child l'abor bill ihetI within the bounds of N ewber ry coun. at length. It was a measure calcu- tras, ona ty, nd voingpreinc bee etablated to undermine the very founda tyIn otn rcnc eee tions -fbuilding liehed, and this was the first political tin fgovernment. Men might measu:es heldat tis pace.speak on the sentimental side, telling meeting ever hedayhi c.ou that iti nafltigfrtesigned to About three hundred persons, in- iti7a -ultin o the ad eluding about fitryV ladies, were in litecide owr nte mil. teado attedane ad gve he peaersBut they were wrong. The parent,adn o goattendan Asd gave the twoeakrers. and the parent alone, was the best adn o goodingsenthere As-a thnto applauer judge of what was best for the child. year, but Teonotoo thewa coapaign Besides, they did not have to work, two house was bronon y o eceag unless they so wished. The New- get a gent wasbokenTdyhye excellwere berry Cotton Mill has built schools H a innovations., h xrcsswr more full~ opened with prayer aud good music and three nice churches and pro-e was furnished by the Little Moun- vie ecesfrtecide fisEnd. Ha tanstring band operatives, and they certainly would lbrbl The principal question discussed not have done this if they were would vot by the candidates for the legislature going to require the chiliren to work been said was child labor. In fact, from pres- in the mill against their will. gets ent ndiatins,it semstha beore Had proposed a bill in the legisla gets tet in isatos ,ies tabeoeguage wei tecamxpaig svr,ti will be about tore providing for an officer to be en. First the only question discussed. Taxation known as insurance com:missioner, od o and appropriations to State colleges whose business should be tlokno other ~ and biennial sessions and oth'er good into the solvency of insurance comn- than mol and evil things, as one may viewv panies. because sw them, are gradually fading into the Half the money that was now ap- fle c background and are being given propriated to State institutions though s brief notice. Shall the little chil. should run them. He believed the or widow dren be prohibited by law from work- president and the trustees of these there thbe ing iu the mills? That is the burning in.titutions had a combination among self. He questicn with the legislative candi. themselves, and it was disgusting the we have dates. way in which they buttonholed the bo . ii Mr.J. . Drrik ws i chrgeofmembers of the legislature. And he fa fi the meeting. He was impartial and a encnitn nvtn gis beyond t obliging and made an excellent pre every bill increasing these appropria. State j.at< siding officer. tions. l>etter w THE EXERCISES HON. F. H. DOMINICK its mothe were opened with an earnest prayer thbought he should be well known did not c< by Rev. J. K. Etird and a short ad- liere, not only because he was a dren int< dress of welcome by the chairman. rersnai,btaloecuehshmi, The candidates for the office of pepeehadlived u also worecad so ngmfin,b PROBATE JUDGE aotepeople ien orkediso lace. Iiri petnto were the first speakers Messrs. aogtepploftipac.H p etett th ng Goes at Millinery, Shoes, Clothing, Hats, . Market at Actual First Cost. sm e business of the town this Spring andI cc rest and best selected stock of goods in Ne very article within my store will be sold al ou I am prepared to beat them, that explai dvertisements no matter what the cost or stock of goods ever struck the town this f4 :hat I was going to sell you your goods for nd increased my sale ninety per cent. mor map dollars on what's left. The opportunit >n't know where Mimnaugh's store is, all y< will last depends. We advise you to mak( July 16th the Big Cost $1.00 buys 1-2 doz. Large Linen Towels w,Drth 25c. each at viim naugh's Cost Sale. 35c. buys a Parasol the other stores sell for 50c. and 60c. EmbroideriesT - Embroideries! To see the Embroideries is to buy at first cost price. Many of them were bought at less than 35c. on the dollar. It will be the biggest cheap The Cheapest Store in the Carolinas. o have had the pleasure of tions from the operatives in the l MR. W. H. SANDERS the bill in the House which upper part of the State had flooded was first introduced. He whole of Little Mo:intain the halls of legislation asking to be same position as yesterday. -ry County. left alone. This bill would lead to farer and not mnch given to tried to make a record in compulsory education, and compul- ing. Child labor was a ars' service upon which he sory education would lead to negro question and should be set be ashamed to ask for re supremacy. -the mills themselves. He had made mistakes, as MAJOR F. wV. HIGGINS Favored higher institutio Lave, but his record was was not born here but was not re wne opymr teto ublic scrutiny and he was sponsible for that.moshos bear and meet criticism There were issues now confronting A ogo od,fvrdt referred to the "beer dis- hi xsec.Tepol er n hmi hycudb o 11" and the fact that heeahyabeoigprr.Teterw. accused by senators of ei a oehr,adi hud H ooe n eee in trying to rush it through.bedsoee,oliradfvedslrg ~ifeeLc reort,andca e Hee s iscusentoil labor evrolsthintecudfod o te rpot oteivetir edidren,e and eole thereas each yearbeRomingMooreAYLTh rnmtte,wichcomittevi an omew noherfeate pnd ithead soewintscap ll~eeraed im. braed ortheburensof ife Bu leiante toas jmping attnio ~s to yars go,in avorwhe weinvae te scredpreincs to alw as, faored khg sessons inreasng un.whee th faheris ing,the wetoo them grun that wol e shou peranet cainangforbured n te beass o me frm tepoler unleste aoved larg oodroad, bu allthr e irt dw.sdes, ci aor crlas ai theyi Sthat e ouldafod the report senate hadesti. loedislre, and abould it wheast hmR. ti.e out TAYLOR olyive pmtscni-ltleshle rsta.r o en hoejcbln unn 11y xonea'.e him braed fr th burens flie.oulisla t ere for jum ife. at at that hea $1go, infaor here waiteue invd thi prein the alegayumped wack aga ta sesoa inraigtu.werrbe the ahri ing, ethfrhmodsuseneatio. piathoit hou thaw sh ors violdo be waor this This grityove wa deifrinemeto the child daoil. suHe okn<s Soperomenbteennfo th edithbratofmnfothpeleuesteyovdt gorod,btaltrecauetof dton. Aties taclaad eidf bth bd tand heiwod. th Sasteesenay inaode o peniture, say apporitin byatiet waste tonie tmese au f dae tagosatrrbethn'ngefo i to discuss cidlbristuon.Cmaedctin- pathosswo scholwoe soehre her toud tha awhere amunThs grequiredicatNedbrr to for hdenatv dies work lif countyis ex etwe a the cause whic euai,on. Atan d ex- whiaf billha b body e nde byind. Swagsti csaryainorderhto puenigr oaprpratoners bygag Sand hijelfwa to githesope, anwda ral moro e a ndh v inst itons glowinge tbu e t the Col i to saethsoe litte omes tha discls, grnd tor ainetsa reachedb fromerry wCol fore sweing due orlife her oay ishand anywer tege thc preset and wasve, avr of m ill, ard en endomdb thes he Homet ece atnext ahs gre woul areost h farther.Inas tre,orif theenve ,d vodedragaet ther peseasmhlsdosi.e bu di. rr.Ter ee~b tie, and be younolnt bac elieve itakn onedola Domimek chuesvey goenertwoainmp d again her aginfl.ce Ith ptigsonee r onhargang old ciehls in ethe pe, n byhome will tate a re ut tnederae an s odir buldnygo he topderaed ththil ad wrsen ome Elas bean-H old'rms tooads.u ofha sufmal dofinb thele oe motherom and proper tiHie padyagling rbuthe oul te. Heumi stoo have theprlit comes wemyhavenoble ro toingraie th restherv ofromtes who dsweeiad torkim otr Nonaenigrnad to tha oehepesnt and ttohs peole Som-vor fomil saedu fmhe sa hegrson. oeathis bilweatr caring cfo riod se done,nderlan thie il. I .J hrHosmen nobmes newt asd he would careufo and father. coul v altre,yi there wour atewa bes for cithn hielfe and curtiling all doitherex true. gente is liabl T r. Bedes, sweet Mothrr penselyc afr r posiggnnie, bu dddray.The might eo e mayoung, ored o eiv nt'kn n olrf chiu peh prcesn and entestinn )d thenml. he f ocei b n-egdo n-re l aciet he oll e of het E ni hoe dill hae are w fit th e de raelie.b lat.eoeaie ihtsa ot bttaming and thtw bome bea an hrt to abils eop. Soe-fo God'saen make aa hegrae hs inbs Ed i n th ea arndo houst be dneotiil. on Thi. J.g Cost! Trunks,!Etc. Thrown on the * * * .n well afford to sell the balance of wberry under one roof and don't owe : prime cost. Another thing it makes ns my position. It is well known 1 loss may be no profit no gain to us. ill. I told yousix.months ago through less than any house in this section 3 than a year ago. I had a glorious ,y is yours--take advantage of it. If >u have to do is follow the crowd and your selections at once. Sale Begins. sale of fine Embroideries ever held in the town. There is no fake no fudge about this sale. No cheap trash offered you. Every yard of Dress Goods and Silks in the house at first cost. Now is your time to buy a fine dress for a little money. The picking of bargains will be easy. It will pay you to come one hundred miles to the Big Sale. Every pair of Ladies Oxfords Ties and Slippers in the house at 90c. on the dollor of Manufacturers Cost. Corme at once and get the first pick and you will find everything lower than your expectations. IIMNAUGH'S> THE FATHER OF square miles that had been consider stated ed safe Was a WATERS MAD. The Skunk River, the most damag speak- - ed tributary of the Mississippi, is ilicat OLD MISSISSIPPI SURGES OVER iLNS- roaring down with a flood approach +ledbe ,OIs AND IOWA. ed but twice in the history of the Missouri also Comes in for a Big Mbare of IState, in 1851 and 1892. The water 2s but ,Damage, Three Hundred sqoare MI!ei topped the record in 1892 and touch of Corn Fields, which were Es,t ed the highest record in 1851. This o COW- mated at 80 BushEle to the Acre, Being Under Water-The river rises in the centre of Iowa and em, but Loss said to be Over FouremtsinoheMsispitwty am, utMilion Doilars. build- fiemls-ot-fKekk n m ay eokk,Iowa, July 19.-The flood blw teodconditions of yesterday were much Inteieroofow tws teodworse today and the Mississippi o h e onsadSukrvr ension River is from two to ten miles wide wr for sevenity-five miles below Keokukthrsrpsebyheaidiean and is rising rapidly. The flood is blee httercsino gn the reaching far outlying farms, hitherto tefodo h is he aso 'or the 'missed, and farmers in the lowlandsthwekrmvdalanradte im, but on the Missouri side have lost every.polreundtodiayod in. He thing but their citadels on high tos h upieetiigalc d have knolls and a few fields behind the o rprto,cue uhices w this highest levees. Damage is also oc- e aae tuw n opc o these cnring on the Illinois side between aeaogtehais oesfo a mill, here and Quincy, where there arethscue notify many thousand acres of riverside they levees, and where the levees 'his bill levens themselves are not entire- graexnsintemneaceo ated by ly effieient the water is working Brigo n okIln ytm i mill through at the side of the flood gates. aecoeyptoldb acmna would Tbe Lima and Hunt levees oppositealbrdeancuvt.Noamg Its b- Cnton Mo. themostdan erous es cindto them onsisip acconty-f ~'s o g plcesandwhic prtec mayite symi nortioneo, butthi 'araionsquae mlesof crn n Ilinos, grehal ieen ne oodeat ontsh Thiscontanly ptroledndopear s hervier of ow e ons on nd hld.The reatst ange is on t e e s oio and VaSurncunie hve esened issurisid of he isssSipwere at rkryingb the ave wagn he ws Rver bewee Keouknd ann-hroa bids mucaxctny . whchae to sk al,thewatr verng 00 quae .lieadved t. Lse fresiom thi 'hilrentimtedat eght buhel to the Thousad of aes subrgedy in g in heace a fw day ago.Hunde Apanee Ceounty Ia,ldne and the unshne f frmes ae teant wh lotpcop le m uchsned tograinagh cndi-e by lst ears dough intheuptields. The suroprise oentiln aplaci wasarelandsgandemovediesttheseowlands J. MC this year. are nowthiefl cuse.Aneelmtofos TheyennilssRwihroads appeared will oer thto and so-ecities.nReportthtodaynareathatoi Sthre te teritoy inicatd thtloacwil an stck fmty oditins The pauresgoverlod csltand ses ~isan beovr $,00,00, hiely o crnafr e eparey bsideno t ~utbori- landlandindgpseadid condtionspreo waters ing 37asviocsred thetdamage doneualong Tar the placssisipp whiver ispratetan hytmtcpeeto,btti aryfitinsur iece ocrn at fis aretd Pra, Ileen July 19.-hea cosl.nThe Tisay ownslyparle indti coty Gren Rivervisos orfoo,toa andPints, 1ouhe nerty ie that osenetheyde mateosstill gosingon,a Hen alafrming rae die atdI ontai. Theretshange,0areis hulad itanoBonen otie hrivel sete oissoros aiid e s there ississippiven ahth mrk ofin t e d on8 did notou rrivedlytwe Ko and a wroad bildgues dmage o hc hextn to in the wte Coringa 30tuae .alreadyo thonds oft dollars no theio :gtois andtion whic the cor las wees caueribeycosdrbe bildren Thaed ate eighty buhes orthe Bu ~ Tuadofcrssbegdi iinthe tcre bfeway .ni~ag Hree PApnoos Con,Iow,nther