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<?> . <$> J? ROLL COUNTY CONVENTION. <H M* ( ??<?><$>'?><$><?><$>Q><$<?><?><$<$>6>'$>-?><?>; TOWNSHIP NO. 1. Ward 1. Member County Executive Commit- j tee?W. A. McSwain. Delegates to County Convention?; MfCi. "R. Ommpr T? fl. Slish. W. H. Shei- | * ley, W. A. McSwain, Claude Schumpert, Geo. P. Hill, W. H. Wallace, J. "W. Earhardt v Ward 2. ; Member County Executive Committee?Eugene S. Blease. Delegates to County Convention? j Fred. H. Dominick, Eugene S. Blease, | C. G. Blease, H. W. Dominick, D. A. Dickert, J. D. Wheeler, C. W. Bishop, J. C. Sample, H. H. Evans, J. J. Lane, W. H. Hunt, J. R. Scurry. Ward 3, >'o. 1. Member County Executive Committee?Frank L. Bynum. rvoiAp-fltPs +r? Hnimtv Convention? ^^fceo. S. Mower, L. W. Floyd, Alan j Br Johnstone, John M. Kinard, John W.: Reagin, J. B. O'Neall Holloway. Ward 3, >'o. 2. Member County Executive Committee?R. V. Porter. Delegates; to County Convention?D. A. Rivers, J. A. Derrick, H. C. Bouknight, J. F. McConnell, J. S. Walker, Q. M. Wright Ward 4. * Member County Executive Committee?F. R. Hunter. f Delegates to County Convention?F. R. Hunter, E. H. Aull, W. S. Langford, Jno. K. Aull, Jno. A. Senn, John. H. T T5 T\nTT?/1<<An P P Rnvloo. I w letter, j. xv. ua?iuiouu, , ton, E. A. Griffin. Ward 5. Member County Executive Commit- | tee?Gregg C. Evans. Delegates to County Convention? Gov. Cole. L. Blease, J. M. Davis, J. H. Chappell, G. W. Hiller, G. C. EvUns, R. P. Franklin, J. Y. Jones, W. H. Hardeman, T. B. Kitrler, J. P. Livingston. Oakland. Member County Executive Commit- | tee?J. P. Thompson. Delegates to the. County Convention r-S. C. Hiller, E. T. Rivers. Helena. Member County Executive Committee?L. I. Long. Delegate to County Convention? Frank Spearman. Hartford. Member County Executive Committee?P. M. Hawkins. N Delegate to County Convention? "P "Vf Uowtinc Johnstone. Member County Executive Committee?J. J. Kilgore. Delegates to County Convention?W. E. Wallace, J. C. Neel. TOWNSHIP SO. 2. Garmany. . Member County Executive Committp*?B. B. Leitzsey. Delegates to County Convention?B. r B. Leitzsey, J. J. H. Brown, T. W. Folk. r r Mt. BetheL Member County Executive Commit* tee?W. C. Brown. Delegates to County Convention?W. C. Brown, C. S. Suber. Mulberry. Member County Executive Committee?J. L. Keitt. Delegate to County Convention?J. L. Keitt TOWNSHIP SO. 8. May bin ton. (Not heard from). Mt. Pleasant. Member County Executive Committee?C. L. Leitzsey. nnr>vo.r,tinn?T. jut legatees vvuutj w" ?. P. Miller, J. W. Caldwell, G. H. Cromer. TOWNSHIP NO. 4. r ^ Whitmirew Member County Executive Commit** tee?Jno. M. Suber. Delegates to County Convention?W. ' H. Rasor, J. D. Tidjnarsh, Z. H. Suber, W. W. Wicker, Jno. M. Suber, F. W. Fant, Dr. R. G. Blackburn, R. M. Au?t J m T TT*; XX7 T T n gjllry, 1. j. J2jJ.bu.ll, y* . o. x- ?_u iltci, o. Duckett, J. L. Evans. Long Lane. Member County Executive Committee?T. M. Folk. Delegates to County Convention?B. H. Caldwell, S. W. Derrick. TOWNSHIP 50. 5. Jalapa. { Member County Executive Committee?S. M. Duncan. Delegates to County Convention? Geo. C. Glasgow, Jas. B. Reagin, W. W. Riser, M. B. Chalmers. Kinards. Member County Executive Committee?T. H. Pope. Delegates to County Convention?R. , G. Smith, T. H. Pope. TOWNSHIP NO. 6. Tonne: Men's Club >'?. 6. Member County Executive Committee?J. Y. Floyd. Delegates to County Convention?J. A. Schroeder, J. Y. Floyd. Longshores. Member County Executive Committee?T. P. Pitts. Delegates to County Convention?A. D. Hudson, Thomas Hudson, J. W. Wilson, J. B. Boozer, Alf R. Dorroh. 'Reederviile. Member County Executive Committee?William Dorroh. Delegates to County Convention? William Dorroh, Robert Livingston, C. j S. Johnson, I. Mc. Smith. TOWSSHIP SO. 7. Saluda >"o. 7. Member County Executive Commit- \ tee?W. H. Sanders. Delegate to County Convention?H. | T. Fellers. Cbappells. Member County Executive Commit- | tee?J. B. Scurry. Delegates to County Convention? ; J. J. Murran, W. R. Reid, J. H. John- ; son, J. W. Darnell. Vaughmille. Member County Executive Commit- j J. Hff T T 1 lee?ivi. o. i^ungsiiore. Delegates to County Convention?L. H. Senn, J. W. Matthews. TOWNSHIP NO. 8. Utopia. Member County Executive Committee?W. I. Herbert Delegates to County Convention?J. M. Nichols, H. L. Boulvrare. Silvers treet. Member County Executive Committee?Jno. P. Long. I Delegates to County Convention?H. 0. Long, H. C. Lake, P. S. Livingston. East Riverside. Member County Executive Committee?E. Lee Hayes. Delegate to County Convention?E. Lee Hayes. TOWNSHIP NO. 9. Prosperity. Member County Executive Committee?J. B. Stockman. Delegates to County Convention?A. tl Wo xtrt-in o TH M 'K'ihlp.r T "R Strvk' XJLt XAO> TT i.1 AJL& VAV4 | v ? pw wv | man, W. C. Dominick, L. M. Fellers, I W. Y. Taylor, Jno. F. Wheeler, B. B. Hair, J. D. Quattlebauin, A. P. Dominick, N. H. Young, C. T. Wyche, S. L. Fellers. St. Luke's. Member County Executive CommitT C5 VSaIiaIc Delegates to County Convention?J. S. Nichols, S. P. Hawkins. Saluda So. 9. Member County Executive Committee?J. E. Monts. Delegates to County Convention?J. Pierce Harmon, L. L. Dominick, E. T. Mayer. ' O'Xeall CInb. Member County Executive CommTt+ T U Vnn-r, 11. 1VV/VU. Delegates to County Convention?W. P. Pugh, J. A. Wise, J. H. Koon, W. H. Long. 3Tontice11o? Member County Executive Committee?P. B. Warner. Delegates to County Convention?P. B. Warner, W. W. Sheely. Liberty. I Member County Executive Committee?R. T. C. Hunter. Delegates to County Convention?R. T. C. Hunter, J. T. Hunter, J. M. Lester. Swilton. Member County .Executive Committee?L. M. Kempson. Delegate to County Convention?J. I S. Watts. TOWNSHIP >0. 10. Mountain. Member County Executive Committee?J. B. Derrick. Delegates to County Convention?J. B. Derrick, C. E. Wheeler, Jas. E. Sheely, A. N. Boland, S. W. Young, W. j B. Wise. Union. j. Member County Executive Commit- ^ tee?T. J. Wilson. Delegates to County Convention?M. T.. Strauss, T. J. Wilson. Jolly Street Member County Executive Committee?J. R. Livingston. Delegates to County Convention?J. A. C. Kibler, T. P. Richardson. St. Paul's. g Member County Executive Commit- j tee?J. B. Bedenbaugh. c Delegates to County Convention?W. H. Kibler, J. B. Bedenbaugh. Central. ; Member County Executive Commit- c fpp?A T,. Anil. C Delegates to County Convention?A. * L. Au 11, Jno. D. Sheaiy. s TOWNSHIP NO. 11. < Zion. 1 Member County Executive Commit- ? tee?J. W. Kinard. 2 Delegates to County Convention?J. J. Kinard, Charlie Eargle. f St Phillips. t Member County Executive Commit- 1 tee?D. E. Halfacre. ? Delegates to County Convention?J. s W. Halfacre, J. L. Ruff, W. B. Kibler, \ A. P. Pugh. Walton. 1 (Not heard from). t Pomaria. ^ Member County Executive Commit- t ? J nHBKSHGHnBBS^H THE Has inaugurated one of the are offering our mammoth st Misses' Shoes, Men's and Boj boy can afford to overlook th of this county the most sensai Remember the S Dry Goods Bargains. 7^c quality Apron Ginghams I2*4c Dress Ginghams 136 in. Percales, light and dark colors 36 in. Bleaching, ioc kind 6c Calicoes Shirting Cheviots, 15c quality 12%q. Chambray L. L. Sheeting, kind I2j4c Duster Linen 15c Brown Linen Black Duck, 15c quality I2*4c Hickory Sheeting 15c Ticking 20c Ticking 25c Ticking, 32m. wide, 8 oz. I2}4c Kimpna Outing ioc Gobelin Art Drapery 15c Madras Waisting Sunburst Silk, 50c kind I 18c White Madras ioc English Long Cloth * 15c English Long Clotn 20c English Long Cloth All $1.00 Woolen Dress Goods All 50c Dress Goods 25c Soisette in all colors Hosiery. Men's 25c Black and Tan Sock* Men's 15c Socks Men's ioc Socks Ladies' 10c Hosiery Ladies' 15c Black and Tan Hosie Ladies' 10c Hosiery Misses' and Children's 15c Hosie Misses' and Children's 10c Host Ladies' 15c Vests Men's Underwear. Men's $1.00 Underwear Men's 50c Underwear OUR GUARANTEE I j T7,TT/-\v?TrfV?iv>r*? o o o rl | V CI y Ulilig Cto uu vvi tised. Strictly one J price to all. Satisfaction or your money back. ?? Next i ee?Geo. B. Aull. he won Delegates to County Convention?W. "So the Hatton, J. B. Koon, W. B. Counts, which 1 Jeo. B. Aull. "I am than of Church of the Redeemer. 1 have Too (Rev. Edw. Fulenwider, Pastor). wi,tll cc The following program of divine world 1 ;ervices has been prepared for the Charles ^utheran Church of the Redeemer next ^ Sunday: one tli; 11 a. m.?The regular morning ser- "Meade rice. The pastor will preach the sec- Pa*d >nd in the series of special sermons regular >n the general theme: "Great Fortunes clockw< or Everybody." The subject of the Some ;ermon Sunday morning will be: "The wji] ,be *reat Fortune of the Heart" Text, wjj] ^ ^roverbs 4:23: "Keep thy heart with tllis ^ til diligence; for out of it are the issues of life." 4 1 Sunday me iorcune 01 a guuu uran, c?cu erg rom a physical standpoint, is greatly - t0 o be desired, but the fortune of the tend a iea.rt as the source of that great and }livit'a.t} jood life of which the "wise man" ^ ^ ipeaks is to be desired above all silver, and gold, and diamonds of earth. 'Out of the heart are the issues of ife." How important that the heart C. T. >e kept right. It is said that when Sir a candi Walter Raleigh was led to the block islature he executioner aske<l him which way the Dei NEW 3 greatest money-saving bargain-g ock, consisting of New Spring anc 's' Shoes. The offerings in our CI em. This department has been ra ticnal bargains in the clothing line tale Will Continue I Notions at Little Pric 5c 6 Spools 0. N. T. Thread gc Excello Embroidery Cotton ioc Paper Pearl Buttons I2^c Paper Pins jC Big Paper Pins 41/2z Talcum Powder, ioc value T A J'am) C IOC lyauicb j>i.uu ouii9 8c $i oo Corsets 5c 50c Corsets i2/!cc special 8c John B. Stetson Hats 8c Shapes $2.50 x8c Men's $3.00 Hats 8c . Men's $2.00 Hats Men's ?1.00 Hats j v_ w 100 Men's Clothing. 35c Men's $22.^0 all wool Suits I2j4c " gc Men's $16.50 to $15.00 Suits Men's $12.50 Suits Men's $10.00 Suits Men's $8.00 Suits 74c I M#?n'c ?6 cr? Suits W ? Men's Pants, $6.50 values, Men's Pants, $6.00 values, Men's Pants, $4.00 values, Men's Pants, $3.00 values, 5 :^c Men's Pants, $2.00 values, I0C Men's Pants, $1.00 values, 7C Men's Overalls, $1.00 values, Men's Overalls, 50c values, ryI" Hoys' Suits. ry ioc Boys' Suits, $7.50 values, i 8c Boys' Suits, $6.00 values, ioc Boys' Suits, $5.00 valuer, Boys' Suits, $3 00 values, Boys' Suits, $2.00 values, Boys' Pants, $1.00 values, 74c Boys' 1'ants, 75j values, 38c Boys' Pants, 50c values. ru* Rat THE NEW ST Door to Dr. Van Smith's Drug Store. tld lay his head. He replied: i heart be right, it is no matter The folio way the head lies." Luther said, the Arcade more i.Jraid of my own. heart "Great Am* the Pope and all his cardinals. Ranch," a f - * J* _ 1 _ witnin me tne great popesen. tnree reeis, many go through the world a 30,000 acr )!d hearts, and, yet, expect the other pictui to be warm and kind to them. Genius," a > Reade, in speaking of one of shown also. iracters, utters a great truth, _ ,. . The grea-1 it can be applied to many: . . .. Titanic will >ws never spoke of his mother; n ,, ^ tures and s Br a small allowance with the J ^ and night. ity and affectionate grace of 3rk." | coming 1 plain, practical life-thoughts I ^alais' x . . .. m three ree presented in the sermon. There good and appropriate music at Prices the vice. n.?The regular meeting of the ^ T* school. Classes and good teach- Rev. T. C. all. The object of the school C., will prea ve the very best to all who at- urday evenir nd neglect no one. A cordial on Sabbath on to all services is extended ni. There v )lic. this service. invited. For the Legislature. ^ Wyche is hereby announced as The prim* date for re-election te the leg- to nominate !, and will abide the rule^ of to succeed ( nocratic party. held on Tue ? TER' ST01 ,iving sales ever attempted in I Summer Goods and Notion lothing Department are such I nsacked in order to offer to tl Jntil Wednesday, es. Shoes. 25c Men's Work Shoes, he; 4C Men's $5.00 Steadfast 5C Men's $5.00 Master Bu 3C Men's $5.00 Hamilton-] IC . Men's $4.00 Bilrite 7C Men's $3.50 Sh( es 74c Men's $3.00 Shoes 74.C Mph's <2 00 Shoes 38c Boys' $3.00 Shoes Boys' $2 00 Shoes in ail Ladies Shoes, 0 Pomps. $3.50 Ladies' Shoe's, etc $* 98 3.50 Ladies' Shoes, et $1.24 2.50 Ladies' Shoes, et< 74c 2.00 Ladies' Shoes, et 1.00 Ladies' Slippers, $1448 Towels. Hand Towels, good siz ,4g Huck Towels, ioc kind Bath Towels, 20c value ^ Sheets, 72x80, 65c valt ^ Men's Handkerchiefs, 4*9g SPECIAL?One lot I ^ wide, in short length Big line Trunks and 1.98 duced 33 per cent. One lot Si.00 Cotton B: 7oc 86c &1 5? Cotton Blankets Ladies' Umbrellas, 75c Men's $1.50 Negligee S Monarch $1.00 Shirts $4.48 Homestead 50c Shirts 3.98 Blue Chambrav Work ; 2.98 New Spring Neckwear, 25c Ties T.^ New Wash Ties 48c 50C Suspenders 38c 25c Suspenders TTAn -M W Lt;n yvu^0 compute 'ORE savings t makes p< Newberry, South Carolina. . At the Arcade. ! follows: J wing is the program at Kinari, 75 for Thursday, May 2: received t] jrican Round-Up on Y-6 the nomine eature Western picture in election wi showine the cowboys on e ranch in Wyoming. An- js re entitled "The Path of Herald and Powers photoplay will be wi: l disaster of the ill-fated J ?CJJOL 4 be shown in motion picslides Saturday afternoon The exai vacant sch< uesday, May 7, "The Siege lege and i another historical feature students w Is. Court Houi > same, 5 and 10 cents. a> m. Appl ai 15 years o ier to Preach at Smyrna. aTe vacant ? awarded to Croker of Forrest City, N. av6rage at cn at Smyrna cnurcu oai- . they meet t ig, the 4th, at 4 p. m. Also award/ Af morning, the 5th, at 11 a. , ' . should writ -ill be communion also at . . ? fore the ex The public is cordially examinatioI ^ Scholars!: ivingston Nominated. free tuition iry election from Ward 5 open S?ptei a candidate for alderman information ). S. Goree, resigned, was President 1 sday. The vote stood asj S. C. : mnm V" I hohhm mm ? T this city. We s, Ladies' and that no man or le good people May8! \ i ivy $1.00 ' 3.48 lit 3 48 Brown 3 48 2.98 2.98 2.48 1.48 2.24 1.24 xfords and v : $2.48 c t i.9? : 1.68 c 1-34 white 98c e 4c [ 8c i2y2c ies z' 39c roc values 8c 'ercales 36 in. s, yard 6c Suit Cases re' < <'< lankets 74c 98c values 48c shirts 98c 74c 38c Shirts 38c , 50c kind 35c 17c IOC 38c 18c ing will be so a n "v?l r A/^ O f O l1CUJ\CU ijuao a old child can the enormous his BIG SALE sssible. LI . T. Livingston, 76; J. D. . Mr. Livingston, having . ' / ie majority, was declared e of the party The regular11 be held Tuesday, lie time to snbscribe to The I Xews. / NTHROP COLLEGE RSHIP AND ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. nination for the award of olarships in Winthrop Col:or the admission of new ill be held at the County se on Friday, Tuly 5, at 9 icants must be not less than f age. When scholarships after July 5 they will be > those making the highest this examination, provided he conditions governing the >plicants for scholarships ;e to President Johnson be:amination for Scholarship 1 blanks. tips are worth $100 and i. The next session will nber 18, 1912. For further and catalogue, address ). B. Johnson, Rock Hill,.