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ite- llwttWt fm li. II. AULL, EDITOR. Entered at the Postoflicc at New'berry, S. C, as 2nd class matter. Tuesday, August 4, .1908. Books Adopted by Newberry Graded Schools. 1 cxt hooks and .^-tidies adopted by Hit: board ol trustees for Newberry Graded schools: First Grade. Haldwin's Primer, I >a Id wits's 1*'i r ;I Reader, Slcppint; Stones to Literalarc, Au.usbcrjr s 1)rawin.tr No. I. Vertical Writing No. I. Tablet and Pencil. Second Grade. 11 a i'|><T *s Second Header, Spellinv. and NVord Huilding?1*41 nton's First I > ;!<. I Yince's A i il!11ii<*I ir. by t irades i 5ook I. <! r;i ded I .i I era tun \ ? . 'J. Drawing N<>. U. \ I'l l ica I \V ri t in j N' >. !_>. Table I an.I Third Grade. I Ionic t icouraphy for Primary Grades, first part of session. I'"rye's (lYimars) (icotrraphy, last part ol' session. II a rper Th i i.( I{eader. Prince's Arithmetic. Hooks '.- and !i. Swin I on 's Word I 'rimer. Maxwell's i'ir<! Hook in Kmrlish. i.il<M'al lire No. I >ra \\ iir.' Ni>. \ crt ieal \\ i ll in1.1 No. I\ Xerci ses ill < omposit ion. I\i\'er>ide Son'.: Hook No. I. Fourth Grade. Maxwell's l ir-t book in Kntrlisli. Milne's Progressive Arithmetic No. 1. Frye's I'rimai v < ieortrraphy. Vertical Writing No. I. Ibawimr No. I. Swinlou *s Word boos. Stories of American l.ife and Advent lire. KIe ton's IYim<ry llistorv of (lie T'niteil Slates. I'!\ercise in < 'oniposil ion. I.'iverside So,,- Hook No. 2. Fifth Grade. Milne's Standard A i it timet ie. Maxwell's I ul roilnctovy Grammar. Swinton's Word l^ooK. Fr\e's Complete (Icotrraphy. II i s 11?r \ ol I t ii t < I States,( Cooper Estell and Limmou). N'ertical Writing No. S. Drawing No. f>. Makiii.tr ol' South ('arolina llistorv. ( W hite). Carpenter's (leographical Header. I Kxereise in ( 'omposit ion. Hi verside Sontr Hoof* No. Sixth. Grade. Sw inton "s Word Hook. Kinard's I'luglish Grammar. I'Yve's Complete t icotrraphy. Milne's Standard Arithmetic. History o|' the Cniled States. (Cooper Kstell and l,iiumon). Vertical Writing No. fi. Drawing No. (!. Story o|' the It'onians, and Greeks. First Hook in Hygiene, (Krohns). Hawthorne's Siorv ol' the White TI ills. National Music Header No. I. Seventh Grade. "Milne's Standard Aritlunelie No. worth's I'ir-t Steps hi Algebra K iiiard Advanced < Iraniinai. llarkuey's Introductory Hatiu Hook. Practical Speller and Do finer. (Hensou and (ilctiuL Drawing No. 7. N'ertical NYritin.tr No. ! 'rye's Higher Geography. Second Hook in Hygiene. Sketch Hook. National Mu-dc Header No. t. HIGH SC1I00T. DEPARTMENT. First Year. NVent worth's New School Algebra. Montgomery's Knglish History. Milne's Progressive Aritlunelie. Drawing No. S. 1 lygieue and Physology. (Ixrohn's) Pitcher's Knglish Grammar. 1 )cnny 's ('omposit ion. NVallace's Civics of South ('arolina and Cniled States. C. iV I), 's Heginnors Latin Hook. H. (!.'s Practical Speller. American Classics. Music. Second Year. NVcntworth's New School Algebra. A. & G.'s Caesar. A. & G.'s Latin Grammar. (Second Year.) Myer's General History. Maury's Physical Geography. Lnckwood Lessons in TCnglish. Went worth's Higher Arithmetic. Bennett's New Latin Composition. Spelling. Music. Third Year. .Wentworth 'e Geometry. ; Cicero Oral ions against Catalinc. A. & (J.'s Virgil. A. ?Jc (J.'s Latin (irnmmar. ^ Maey's Civil (Jovcriunent. M Knglish (Classics. Mycr's (leneral History. Bennett's Latin Composition. Montgomery's .Modern Bookkeeping. (Klective). Commercial Arithmetic. (Klective.) History of South Carolina. (I)argan). (.age's Introduction of Physical Science. ! Musi.!. \ | In l lie lower grades suppenientary | work has "been ;i?lo|>tin natures \ I sMuly. I'iIIm- memory select ions, civlies. physiology. manual li tilling, ami | illuslralcil color work. P. N. Marl in. 3.1L | .1. M. Davis, Chairman. Secretary. j VETERANS, ATTENTION. 'co j The Confederate veterans <> ' thc^ (^0 county arc rc<|iics|cd in meet iu thcii J several townships <?n Saturday, An I lmi-I S, MlttS, to elect a Township | Ifepcesenl at ivc, whose duly it is to elect a pension hoard for the year f ' MM)!). Township No. I. at Council ('ham- 1 Tr her at li o Yloek p. m. fitr No. 2 ?Ml. I'clhel. at 15 p. ill. No. :>?Ml. Pleasant, at p. m. k No. 4? Whit mire, at 3 p. in. \!* No. f? - Jalapa, at .1 p. in. [ " No. li Ijoii"j>liore, at '? t?. m. No. 7 ci.app.-ih. ii :? p. III. j ?iira\i No. S - l iopia, : I .'J p. m. j No. !i I'i<i>peii?y, at p. m. No. Ill - ,|o||y Street, a! p. ill. j ^ ' No. II I 'ouiari-i. al |>. iu. : ^ \V. <i. Peterson. ! ? Chairman Pension Board. ! ^ Q TEACER WANTED. -0. Applications will tie received fori Mb a tea.dier for Smyrna school up to j and including duly 'Ml. Term eight mouths. Address, @ .1. S. Boozer, Ch'iu'n;! ^ (}. I*. Boozer, ' ^ II. T. Longshore, Trustees. ^ : ? TEACHER WANTED. ?h( ! 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J rt Q1Q ill 1 y-vl oul all streams upon and adjacent IH to their lands by snid time, and to II ea ac e e pa. keep the same clear of all obstruc- .I9L When I feel a headache coming on, tions to a free and uninterrupted ]T says a writer in the April Designer, flow of sand and water through the I I look around for the cause. Usually channels thereof. ^ I I loosen my hair. It is not generally Herein fail not, on pain of the I known that hair done up tightly and penalty that will fall thereon. S pinned close to the head will caus'e ^.V order of the board. B headache. Try letting the hair fall J- Monroe Wicker, H loose, or braid or pin it loosely in a County Supervisor. ?g| a different style. Sometimes it is II. C. Holloway, BB my collar which is too tight, and Clerk. H wlron T lake it off my headache dis- July 27, 1908. H appears. 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