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LIST WHITE.ScHO( Newberry Count School. Name. 1 { Newberry Graded Schools. H. L. Dean, Supt... 1 Newberry Graded Schools. C. F. Werts ........ 1 Newberry Graded Schools. Miss Eliza Mabry.. 1 Newberry Graded Schools. Miss Elizabeth Dom 1 Newberi. Graded Schools.IMiss Mary L. Burtor 1 { Newberry Graded Schools. Miss Ruby Hoilowa3 1 | Newberry Graded Schools.lMiss Mamie Switter 1 I Newberry Graded Schools. Miss Gertrude Reed( 1 | Newberry Graded Schools. Miss Zulieme Ervin 1 1 Newberry Graded Schools. Miss Annie E. Bynu: 1 j Newberry Graded Schools. Miss Mary C. Burtor 1 Newberry Graded Schools. Miss Pearl West.... 1 j Newberry Graded Schools. Miss Rosalyn Sumn 1 Newberry Graded Schools. Miss Mary E. Wall., 1 j Newberry Graded Schools. Miss Vanessa Willia: 1 j West End School........ Miss Laura Blease.. 1 | West End School........ Miss Bernice Martir I { West End School........ Miss Ethel Bowers. 2 1 Bethel ................- Miss Dorothy Buzha: 3 Maybinton ............. Miss Lois Tinsley.. 4 1 Long Lane ........... Miss Ethel Wingate 5 McCollough ............ Miss Teressa Lee.. 6 Cromer..... ........ --.. Mrs S. E. Longshore 7 1 McCrary ............---. Miss Olive Feagle.. 8 1 Reagin ............... Miss Myrtle Dennis 9 | Deadfall .............. Miss Novice Brown 10 1 Utopia............... Miss Mary Wyatt.. 11 1 Hartford .............. Miss Sudie Boulwar 12 I Johnstone ............... Miss Lena Player.. 13 I St. Lukes ........... ..Miss Dolly Mae Sen 13 | St. Lukes ............... Miss Mary C. Browi 14 { Prosperity High School... J. S. Wheeler...... 14 j Prosperity High School... J. W. Bedenbaugh.. 14 | Prosperity. High School... Mrs. Frances Rawl 1 14 1 Prosperity High School... Miss Susie Langfor< 14 Prosperity High School... Miss Gertrude Bobb 15 { Saluda ............... L. C. Shealy....... 16 | O'Neall ...............0 0. C. Shealy...... 16 1 O'Neall ...............Miss Sallie Pugh.. 17 { Monticello .............. T. M. Mills......... 18 1 Fairview ............... Miss Minnie Brown 19 1 Swilton ... ... ... .... L. D. Wilson....... 20 1 Big Creek ......... .... L. W. Bedenbaugh. 21 Central .............. .L. B. Bedenbaugh.. 22 | St. Phillips............. Miss Maggie Cochr, 23 I Rutherford... ........... Miss Ola Brown... 24 | Broad River.............. Miss Lottye Lee Hal 25 New Hope .............. Miss Louise Cunnin; 26 | Pomaria ................ Miss Lucy Ligon... 27 1 Garmany ............... Miss Mary Cannon. 28 I Helena ............... Miss Lucile Wallace 29 I Mt. Pleasant ............ Miss May Robinson 30 I Lt. Mount'n High School. J. E. Cannon...... 30 1 Lt. Mount'n High School. Miss Ellie Jacobs.. 30 Lt. Mount'n High School. Miss Elberta Sease. 30 Lt. Mount'n High School. Mrs. J. C. Swygert. 30 1 Little Mountain......... Miss Carrie Abell.. 31 Wheeland ............... Miss Kate .Sarratt.. 32 1 Union ............... Jno. J. Kibler..... 33 Jolly Street ............. Miss Eva Bookman 34 | St. Paul's............... Miss Mattie Plowde: 35 I Excelsior ..............Miss Rosalie Wheel 36. I Mt. Pilgrim ............. Miss Belle Brooks.. 37 I Mudlic................ Miss Carrie Stewart 38 I Vaughnville ............Miss Rhidona Owen 39 Chappells ............--Miss Mary Stainbac 39 I Chappells ..........-... Miss Lillie Stainbac 40 | Old Town ..............Miss Mary A. Kempi 41 Dominick .............. Miss Dolly Cleland. 42 1 Independence ..........Miss Kate Dickson 43 i Bush River ............Miss Cora Culbertsi 44 |Smyrna ............ ....Miss Carolyn Spear 45 1 Trinity ................Miss Elizabeth Mc3 46 | Burton.............-.Miss Lilla Plowden 47 I Tranwood .............Miss Anita Davidso 48 | Jalapa................Miss Kate Thompso 49 1 Kinards ...-..-..--.--.....Miss Lucy Riser... 50 I Tabernacle............ Miss Carrie Buford 51 Flint Hill ..............Miss Drucy Smith.. 52 I Whitmnire ..............R. E. Mood...... 52 1 Whitmire .............. Mrs. S. A. Jeter.... 52 | ,Whitmire .. ... ...... .... Miss Lula Donnan. 53 I Mollohon.............. Miss Jessie Rutherf 54 l 'Beth Eden .......... . --Miss Nenie Caldwell 55 I Fork.................-Miss Essie Pearson 56 I Zion..........--..--.--.-..Miss Eppie Roof... 57 I Belfast ................Miss Sallie Wilkes. 58 1 Silverstreet ............Miss Elizabeth Haw~ 59 I Pressley ............. Miss Mary S. Refoe g ..I Mollohon Mill........... Mrs. Jane A. Long. IMollohon Mill. ..........Miss Eul by. ELBERT H. AU County Sup * * ** ** ** ** ** ** * * ** "H*ond h t * *copnofglatou * CHIEF JU.STICE POPE. *thscmaybaea * * TidS .rgmn,w * Tribute by CoL W. H. Hunt. * nbesrieudrG * * Tog ny2 er * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * eetdodrysren Following is the tribute to Chief pn.Fo hspsto Justice Pope delivered by C51. W. H.moe toauanofV Xunt at the memorial proceedings inHiarycmdelve ihe supreme court: le nhm i u "Young John Pope was born in the t~5e i mlcty town of Newberry, S. C., Apr-il 10, 1841, dt n i org e and spent his boyhood and youth intind Hewsoud that town. His father, Thomas H.uigte a.Tem Pope, a distinguished lawyer, died isefcswstels when the subject of this sketch washefttermanr only 10 years old and he was reared by Toems niaeyc his m'other, a woman of gentle man-hi kew 'ntals xers and forceful Christian charac- hm o esfee ter. In the rearing of her five chil-. tadhwptetya dren this good woman had the adviceinyhebrteafici and assistance of her brother-in-law,fruelyocrd,ta Judge John Belton O'Neall, and with o h a on i this great man and just judge, Young we rprn ae John Pope was thrown in close con-la boknthtbe ta'ct and the most intimate relation- hsha honbc ship during those years when his hseecvrdwt character was forming and his habits tyn orleetesr of thought and action were takingcaednfamtonH shape. Judge O'Neall was his devoted cpe nhssuisb friend and kinsman-and,kept an everhewsnvreadt( watchful eye on his development. waaditdothbr "He attended the Male academy in tesm erwseet Newberry and fronm that school en- Sarecutjdg I tered Furman university in Greenvifll,!cut,wihpiioh. where he graduated in the summer of yas ete etm 1860. On his return home after his tc n otne ni graduation, he began the study of law,wnupntebcha under Judge O'N.call, but his studies tc ftespeecu were interrupted by the call to war "twsdrn h i andYoug .ohnPop asweed hisI atie joaie thhet call pomptly.many of gsealti you )L TEACHERS r 1911-1912 ML Address. . .New berry. ........'Newberry. ........ Newberry. inick ... Newberry. ....... Newberry. .......Newberry. .berg.... Newberry. ;r....... Newberry. .......Newberry. ....... Newberry. ....... Newberry. ........ Newberry. ter...... Newberry. ....... Newberry. ms...... Newberry. .......Newberry. att ........ Newberry. Of ........ Newberry. rdt...... Newberry. the ........ Blairs, R. F. D. 1. ........ Newberry, R. F. D. 6. ra ....... Whitmire, R. F. D. 1. ....... Kinards, R. F. D. 2. ........ Newberry, R. F. D. 2. ........ Newberry, R. F. D. 4. ........ Silverstreet, R. F. D. 1. ....... Newberry, R. F. D. 4. .....Newberry, R. F. D. 4. ........ Prosperity, R. F. D. 3. 1........Prosperity, R. F. D. 2. 1. ........Prosperity, R. F. D. 2. ....... Prosperity. ........ Prosperity. dorris ... Prosperity. I.......Prosperity. . ...... Prosperity. ....... Prosperity, R. F. D. 2. ..... .. Prosperity, R. F. D. 1. ........ Prosperity, R. F. D. 1. ....Prosperity, R. F. D. 1. . ........ Prosperity, R. F. D. 1. .....Slighs. ........ Prosperity, R. F. D. ........ Slighs, R. F. D. 1. tne..Newberry, R. F. D.'~5. ........ Newberry, R. F. D. 2. facre. ... Pomaria, R. F. D. ;ham.... Pomaria, R. F. D. .......Pomaria. .......Newberry. ...... Helena. .......Blairs, R. F. D. 1. .......Little Mountain. ........Little Mountain. .......Little Mountain. .......Little Mountain. .......Little Mountain, S. C. ......... Sighs, R. F. D. 2. ......... Newberry, R. F. D. 5. ....... Slighs, R. F. D. 1. m.......N er, R. F. D.'5 .........SNewber, R. F. D. . facr....SPmigh, R. F. D. 2 gha....POharpeia, R. F. D. 2 s.......CPoaappls . F 2 ........Cpeerr. ......Haelea. .........SBlirste, R. F. D. . .......inatds RMountain. .......inatle Mountain.1 ......NeitterMountai. F.1 man....NLtteberr tain, F. D. 1 ..ilia..... Newber, R. F. D. .|| ..... ..Newberry, R. F. D. 1. ......Newbes,R. F .1 n.......Newbrr, R. F. D. 3.i e......KSighrs. F .1 ........inars, R. F. D. 2. . .......hitme, R. F. D. 1. | s......hitppels. F .2 .......hitppe. k.......hippe. sod.....hiiesre, R. F. D. 2. | ........ Kinarrs, R. F. D. . ........SKiars, R. F. D. 1. m....... Newbrr, R. F. D. 1 ma..... iNwbrr, R. F. D. 1. .ila....PNewbery,. F .1 ........ Newberry, R. F. D. 5. a....... ewberry. I ........., Whte him to his brtrn1.tea n ......... wo fotm re. mteetemo h pbi ' orchdid.. suhitmre R. F.D.2 ...er.. w. iceds to hi. fello. Hedlgtdi hes...S lpigstreet. ad hi ws to.h.s.p.opleewnereyKuR.lux. or re t.e a proEducton.to as noeocso aan riient. ae was warnes byhe afaithulbarvant 1g hmen and e- thaor had bter evemo the State,c. prt offices e was eyared on the eare ~ fdeit t o ing to his feluxw. He reused togm 1 evn~~T1e i heing rs hifeighbors and thies fas san )stg seu inwowrwasrcags fti hT-mthi Saey. This ifeerted wen abos unhlish comtof isef of his liec heinohm-heree ndisi-intntvl )nneced w ton hospeopnd inut'he in tKlux oe tis was pro- weronstpctondays.n hopeles Hicsion sfren accouimnt. o e waswrndpyatfitfuysrvan m i dr-tal eharin bette lendid foette amaf uropoffier-h was tonl an insretion tohis cha r o is fidethre thfein Ku Ku cases was soreful and goa n isn ofice, tatulta he wo th en .u neve teooke wi-a op n the couerl judg neihor wand pridinds tohm ont heios knei ttetiladwwskon tofeeings and hanerhie, Ihiseractier cherges oflthis caf- moe their ian which Thad fabler and pleasnt andu his manmunityof Himself. of was hanie- he n the dis eaene and nspir-ginstinctivel this los bto aways desordents and hpless. His sympantoy ~ onacont Hef manyf eing and colntrld ritud a "H was pret ucmli-wsntly anh wsiratio kowni peo- sureme of or Itnotin- greatet apbenedcation. His relautn he resiged hlfotwihhis brethrenthKulxcae was the barilful al-d Hi ereod n acive ofic,ractfusletasat, andwon teancment of neer Sothok wit, hnoen the youner judembers was gerusidn reor humila -ohikneathe younglsandywho ats hoewnd toberls ofth a heis chir, was alwstied to defndat the inwa bao diaedcf "Iywan his per.e was sn-ways eui ~.nhich haal nd pl aryfeaso at serpent manvyr to welwas to MNAUGH'S :-: MIMNAUGH'S e( reat Reduction Last Four Days ednesday, Thursday, FrI Ve are in the midst of the greatest mercantile empted, a sale that has taken the town by sto all odd lots throughout the entire house., Stor largest crowds in Newberry's history. Peopk ge and by foot, from far and near, rich and poo this bargain-giving sale. Come to-day. if you c Ready Ladle We are entire line i Suits at les All Lad merly sold -~ . - ~ - I $20.00 an lj choice this 1 1 All Tail $25.00, - choice Now for the Second How Floor. When money talks people stop to 1 case 10-: Listen.in90n,w ioo Boys' Suits, age 8 to 16, odds and of 0 yd. to ends, one and two Suits of a kind, Suits of0yd.t in lot worth $2.50 to $4.00, choice $1.49 2 bales 4.0 200 Men's high grade Suits, $12.50, elsewhere, y 15.0o, $16.5o, and $18.oo values, take each buyer, your choice this week at only the i case Poe suit. ...............-........--.-$10.00 wide, and w 200 Men's Hats, mostly black, $1.50, 10 yds to ea4 to $2.50 values, choice each......98c A. C. A. Clean Sweep Shoe Sale. worth 20oan I case 4 Seasons will come and go before our lengths, acti values can be matched. 25 per cent. 15c , limited saved is what we are doing for you. Room for our new spring Oxfords we only yd.. must have. 200 pairs Ladies' Fine Shoes, smallBg sizes, 2%4, 3, 3%4, 4 and 4%', Shoes inTalLi the lot worth $2.0o, $2.50 and $3.00, TalLi choice this week at only pair.... ...98c Sheets and] MIMNAU( "The Store That's Always B I in the success *of his adgo eln,wihmnfse always did hi's part to pro- sl nhswligest ev interests without thoughtataltmsatnyaciieo Every member of his barcovneetohmlf r knew that Y. J. Pope was "ede ths'oei eb id he would rely on his o h 9hdyo ac,11. nd couns.el. While he was igor and force and in the.B ESOTHMAE ause was aggressive and RS RMTEX , he was always consid igants and witnesses andAfeetin fIlfad tte advantage of his position FotdHl rvsWtr 3 a witness or wound the tgt . litigant; in fact, it seem rule of his life never to Haa,Fe.3-h prra idly of or to any person.tkofringheuknbals kindly and brave a gen- Miewscondwt ucs ive a needless wound. atronwe h fe et associate justice of the wihwsntijrdb h x irt from 1891 to 1903, andsinadcmres ppoma from 1903 to 1909, whenhaftettlenhofhei-a on account of ill health.veelwastafo. as judge is contained in Baeynogwtrwsadi arolina reports and thiswihntecfedmofreheb ~s fr itelfafro theood eing which itmafstded ~arig tothe therme t imb e, t onh sitficet or cour an tothebar heon a venkee tough solf. s, enrou ad knd al fonI the te ada mrch 1911." 2eliteresed in theirnralctin of fll-tatn Battoes heat aouning1n ove nceofateH Preoves Watehei' MIMNAUGH'S ale Will More lay, Saturday movement we have ever rn, a complete clearing jammed Saturday by came by train, by car r, big and little, to share an. -to-Wear Dept Tailored Suits actually offering our f Ladies' Fine Tailored s than wholesale cost. ies' Tailored Suits, for at $15.00, $18.00, d $22.50, take your week for a 1.00 Bill ored Suits that sold at 27.50 and $30.00, $12. 00 tre These For largains? { Bleached Pepperal Sheet :e, 35C. kind, with a limit each buyer, at the yd. 25C in. Sea Island, worth 8%c. ith a limit of 1o yards to at the yd.-......---5c Mill Bleaching, full -36 in. rth 8%'gc., with a limit of h buyer, at the yd.-..-..- 5c - 'eather Proof Bed Ticking, 25c., sale price .. ....15c > in. White Lawn, short ally worth ioc., 12%4c and 10 yds. to each buyer at . .................-5c Special Sale en, Towels, Bed Spreads, illow Cases. it- weights on deck, especially the after em turret and its guns. The hull, into in- which a bulkhead has been fitted, proved perfectly watertIght. r'ry Maj. Hai .e. ..a. FergusOnl, chief en-' gineer in charge of the work, intends now to cease admitting water within the cofferdam until the portions of the shattered forward section of the bat RE tieship are removed which will be a matter of a few days. After this it will be a simple matter to admit sut ficient water to raise the hulk to the 'harbor level. -. ted jThree bodies were found tMs even ing during an exploration of the ex hItreme bow section of the Maine. 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