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I REPORT Of 'county supervisor for quarter j ending September 30, 1912: 77S Levi Gruber, pen $ 4.00 | 779 J N Feagle, r&b 5.00 j 780 Mrs Emily Horton, paup.. 2.00 781 S R Metts, r&b 15.20' 782 E D Richardson, r&b 4.48: 783 J A Schroder, r&b 15.00 784 J L Thomas, r&b 25.00 785 Jno A Suber, ferry 44.00 786 L T Thomas, r&b 4.00 j "787 J C Coats, cons fees 2.10j 788 J A C Kibler, r&b 3.50 [ L? 789 Dixie Culvert & Metal Co, T&b 1,089.60 j . * 790 Atlas Oil Co., co h 33.00 ; I 791 Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co, off sup 792 Dr E X Kibler, chg 1.00 793 Dr G F Klugh, post -nor 5.00 794 James Smith, com tax 3.00 795 Dr C T Wyche, lun 5.00 796 Dr C T Wyche, lun 10.00 797 Spence Wilson, com tax.. 2.25 j 798 J P Wicker, r&b 8.00 | ? 799 J B Rawl, r&b 46.3S 800 J A Brown, r&b 7.24 801 S B T & T Co, off exp ... 3.00 802 Jno B Bedenbaugh, com tax 10.00 803 P X Boozer, r&b 16.35 804 J A Sease, r&b 373.04' S05 G D Lathrop, pen 4.00 j 806 J E Filliams. pen 4.00' 807 Mrs L Livingston, panp... 2.00; A AA I 808 Levi Gruber, pea i.wj 809 C S Bedenbaugh, com tax... 5.751 810 J B Chambers, pens 4.00 811 J Wl Koon, pens 4.00 S12 J H Bowers, com tax 14.00 813 D N Livingston, r&b 2.88 814 C G Corley, ferry 16.66 Slo J T Abrams, com tax 12.00 j S16 E H Au 11, supt, off sup.... 12.62 i 817 T P Richardson, r&b 60.50 : ~ * ft i -A ! 818 Geo D Hentz, r<fcD ai.ovj 819 E F Franklin, r&b 6.25 820 J D Richardson, r&b 4.00! 821 W H Nichols, r&b 13.60 j 822 I N Wesson, pens 4.00j 823 J A Enlow, pens 4.00; 824 Jim Wise, chg../ 2.50 825 W W Willingham, pens.... 4.00 826 Mrs M Troutman, pau 2.00 827 A T Dennis, com tax 3.00 828 E T Mayer, r&b 2.25 829 Philip Spotts, pens j ^830 Win Chappline, com tax... 3.00 I ' 831 J G Miller, chg 4u.uu; * 832 J W W^rts, chg 35.00! 833 George Suber, chg 30.00' 834 S C Baker, r&b 29.46 835 S C Baker, chg 8.63 j 836 W A Shealy, pens 4.00 j 837 J E Sterling, r&b 6.98! 838 Levi Henderson, chg... ... 3.67; 839 Levi Henderson, ferry ... 17.00 840 D E Oxner, co h 37.40; 841 Odom Bros., r&b 52.20 j 842 W W Bishop, paup 2.00 j 843 George Richardson, r&b 16.50; 1 844 Jno A Suber, ferry 7.50 845 J F Riser, r&b 315.90 846 Mrs Mary J Boozer, paup.. 2.00 847 Ace Story, r&b 17.00 848 J R Spearman, Jr, r&b 10.96 849 W N Shealy, r&b 14.28 850 Ernest Gibson, com tax.. .. 14.00 851 Ernest Gibson, com tax.... 9.86 852 Jim Monts, chg 50 853 M L Cousins, paup 2.00 r 854 Mrs Emily Horton, paup... 2.00 855 H H Ruff, r&b .. 9.00 * 856 J L C Davenport r&b 19.50 857 J H Bowers, com tax 18.00j 858 M Pitts, com tax 12.00j 859 H L Boozer, com tax.. .. 25.751 860 W H Nichols, com tax.. .. 6.00 [ 861 C L Wilson, com tax.. .. 4.50 [ 862 C L Wilson, r&b 13.87 863 J P Davenport, ccm tax.. 2.00 864 J R Hendriy, com tax.. .. 2.00 j 865 John Mack, r&b 9.25 j ( 866 J H Cromer, r&b 5.00 j 867 Tom Gilliam, ferry 10.00; 868 B W Oxner, com tax 2.001 869 Pope Morris, com tax 12.00 j 870 T B Richardson, com tax... 5.50 j' 871 J S J Suber, ferry 22.00: 872 J F Harmon, com tax.. .. 4.00| 873 D F Boozer, com tax 6.85 ' 874 J M Jones & Co, r&b.. .. 25.00;, 875 Joe W. Hunter, r&b 10.84j 876 M M Dickert, pens 4.00' 877 Prosperity Hdw. Co, r&b... 15.37 878 W E DeHihns, ferry 20.75; 879 I M Smith, r&b 1.00 j 880 I M Smith, r&b 2.00! * 881 J A Brown, r&b 51.95! 882 J W Caldwell, ferry 2.50! 883 Ray Feagle, com tax iz.iu, 884 S I Harmon, com tax 6.00 j 885 S B T & T Co, off exp.. .. 3.00 " 886 J R Spearman, Jr, com tax.. IS.00 ,: 887 C C Glenn, com tax 17.80 ! 888 George Sheeley, com tax... 4.00 : 889 Orlando Suber, com tax... S.00 '! 890 T B Sheeley, com tax 6.00 i 891 J E Sterling, com tax 10.25j 892 J W Cromer, com tax 9.00 * 893 A L Davenport, com tax... 2.00 894 Jim Gauntt, com tax 6.00 895 J W Taylor, com tax.. .. 2.00 | 896 R L Rankin, chg 5.28 j 897 W J Ruff, com tax 3.00' 898 C D Shealy, r&b 73.92 899 Marion Long, com tax.. .. 10.00 J 900 Luke Griffin, com tax 8.50; ? - ? - - * -- r?" . yoi I J (iiDson, ens 1 902 F S Harmon, r&b 1.70 903 J L Meyer, chg 2.SO ! 904 R C Carlisle, com tax 10.00 : 905 G W Dominick, chg 14.06j 906 J C Waldrop, com tax o.OOj! 907 J T Dominick, com tax.. .. BUY IHC Wagons IT/'OU cannot farm w more than you can a stove. You worl and harder than anythinj Buy a wagon that lasts age. It is an easy thing wagons which are painte The difference in wago paint. It is the materi entering unto the constru f Weber J Columbus which make them the be We want every purchas I before buying, that wh< advertised as having oak axles, and long leaf yellc I these are the materials 2 When an I H C wagoi barn, that farmer has one easiest-running farm wag can make or that money < need to speculate in buyi wagons are made for n; special features adapted Weber and Columbus ha^ Bettendorf and Steel K The I H C wagon deale the wagon best suited tc Ask him for I H C wage International Harvester (Incorpor Columbia IH C Service . The purpose of this Bui of charge to all. the best i on better farming. If you tions concerning soils, cro IgailUU, 1 CI UIUCI a, ciu, mam and .send them to I H C Ser Building, Chicago, USA ___ 908 J G Miller, chg 40.00 9 909 George Richardson, chg 35.00 9 910 Mrs S Holt, paup 6.00 9 911 Philip Spotts, pens 4.00 9 912 I N Wesson, paup 4.00 9 913 G D Lathrop, paup 4.00 9 qii \frc p Shpplftv. nauD 4.00-9 915 Mrs L Livingstone, paup.. 2.00 9 916 Levi Gruber, pens 4.00 , 9 917 W A Shealy, pens 4.00 ' 918 Mrs M Troutman, paup.... 2.00 ^ 919 J R Rivers, pens 8.00,' 920 W W Willingham, pens 4.00 | 921 J B Chambers, pens 4.00 ; 922 J A Enlow, pens 4.00 f 923 W W Wicker, com tax 6.97 S 924 J T Dickert, com tax 3.75 i-e 925 W W Wicker, ccm tax 6.00 ' s: , . i? -7 r;n t 926 J vv tienarix, com uia i.uu 927 J W/'Koon, pens 4.00 * 923 W E Schump-ert, com tax... 12.00 929 J T Dickert, r&b 8.00 930 J L Fulmer, ferry 7.50 93,1 J E Williams, pens 4.00 e 932 Levi Henedrson, r&b 3.00 933 W C Brown, com tax 3.90 * 934 D F Boozer, com tax 11.10 935 J I Boozer, com tax 2.25 - r nr 936 G M Werts, r&D o.,o 937 G M Werts, com tax 87 b' 938 J F Harmon, com tax 3.62 y39 W W Bishop, paup 2.00 a 940. R B Hunter, com tax 8.00 S 941 Mrs Mary J Boozer, paup. . 2.00 a 942 Gearge Suber, chg 32.50 6 943 D C Fullmon, com tax ... 2.00 S 944 D E Oxner, co h 37.24 st 945 C L Graham, r&b 53.75 946 G F Stockman, r&b 25.00 1 947 G F Stockman, com tax... . 4.30 * 94S G E Dominick, ferry 7.50 J 949 H L Boulware1, r&b 2.50 950 B F Mills, com tax 6.00 IN 951 Ace Eigner, ferry 20.00 |S 952 J F Summer, com tax 4.00 I 953 Jno A Suber, r&b 4.00 I 954 J F Hawkins, com tax 18.50 I 956 J Y West, r&b 79.90 956 A L Davenport, r&b 9.04 957 J W Werts, cbg 41.60 | 958 L L Suber, com tax 6.00 I 959 L L Suber, chg 1.75 I 960 Jake Clark, com tax 8.00 I 961 J Guy Miller, r&b 10.16 I 562 Au 11 & Hipp, r&b 12.55 I 963 G W Chapman, r&b 37.1.^ I 964 H H Ruff, r&b 4.85 I !>6."> X J Martin, com tax 2..",o I at AT o., + y-RVi . if? 71 i C>00 1*1 OtUlrl \MiUU, H 967 J Y Floyd, Sr., r&b 61.86 I !?6S F W Davis, com tax 9: Oil I 909 C C Glenn, com tax... 7.00 | 970 J C Abrams, com tax 19. r?o I 971 Dave Scurry, ferry 6.00 j 1 S72 S B T & T Co, off exp 3.00 j| i J ^ ^ I for True Economy I ithout a wagon any i keep house without i your wa^on oftener i y else on the farm. longer than the averto do, even though all d alike may look alike. ns is underneath the al and workmanship, ction of I H C wagons, Mew Bettendorf ;j Steel King cf wacrnn invp<;tmpnfc ier to convince himself in I H C wagons are or birch hubs, hickory >w pine box bottoms, ictually used. i reaches a farmer's 5 of the best-wearing, ;ons that skilled labor can buy. There is no ng a wagon. I H C ation-wide uses, with to local conditions. /e wood gears. New ing have steel gears. :r in your town sells > your neighborhood. | >n literature, or, write Company of America reau is to furnish, free nformation obtainable , have any worthy ques- MmlmUl ps. land drainage, irri- JfoUfTw 2 your inquiries specific /Stl/v vice Bureau, Harvester Jjmj\ -? T ir J _o u 9A TA. I 16 J x riuyu, r ocu 74 J T Pitts, com tax 11.75 75 W S Nobtes, com tax 12.00 76 B W Oxner, r&b 6.00 77 James Smith, com tax 4.75 78 L I Feagle, co sup, off sup.. 7.50 79 H O Long, r&b 18.78 80 A L Coleman, ferry 5.00 Ol T A 1^1 lr^r? td V (jf) OJL O A r ^jnti , V/Win _ H. C. Holloway. ) I. Feagle, r.ierk. County Supervisor His Escape Was Timely. When Frank King returned from the panish-American war he was askd to tell of some of his experiences, ays the Kansas City Star. "How long were you in the hospital j H:n vnn tvorp sh'-vf*" Pip asked. I "Stayed just five days; couldn't j tand it amr longer." "Why so? Were you not well treat- | d?" "Well you see, when I went in there ere six patients. The first day they uried or.e." "Well, what of fhatr' "Nothing; only the next day they uried another. I knew my turn would in time. I went in on Monday, nd I knew I would be carried out on Saturday. So I packed my kriapsack nd left on Friday. If I hadn't I'd urely have been buried on Sunday, lix days?one man each day. I couldn't and that." 100 Proof i Jew Corn Whiskey This is a. genuine, white 100 proof 3W corn whiskey?when we say 100 ? ? gggap prooijuu genuu pzuui. B We ship all orders 1 Gnl.Ju* I EXPRESS OR FREIGHT $2.60 B PREPAID I on the next train after E 2%r I receiving order. There B B is no delay, and when BB y?u buy from us, there Iis no "extras" to pay I before you can take the I goods home. Our Guarantee goe9 with every shipment. It I you are not satisfied witlnyour I purchase, your money will be I cheerfully refunded. We haven't any displeased H customers. We can please you I the same as we do others. Send I in trial order today. You will H have the c-oods on the first re- B $9.00 B tum train. Our complete price H j list sent upon request. Enclose I | this ad with your order. Salisbury Liquor Co. H Br Manchester Station I | The N II Capital fe? 1^ You mav * or it matter some of yoi to save for be able to i i I "TL? B_? LI lie D<Ui - I Four Per I JAS. McINTOSH, I I . NOMINATIONS. For Hoose of Representatives. H. H. Evans is hereby announced aa a candidate for the House of Rep* XT AAiin^v resentauves irom ANewLrtuij wuu^, and is pledged to abide the result of the Democratic primary. C. T. Wyche is hereby announced as a candidate for re-election to the Legislature from Newberry county, subject to the Democratic primary. / For County Superintendent of Education. I am a candidate for election by the people of Newberry county to the office of County Superintendent of Education, which office I am now filling for an unexpired term by appointment from the State Board of Education. I ?'11 -v:j- ? ,.5+ nf nomrtpraH/" win auiue tut; lesun ui wc *'viiiwn?wv primary. Elbert H. Aull. George D. Brown, Jr., former superintendent of the Prosperity high school, is annouced as a candidate for County Superintendent of Education. He will abide the result of the Democratic primary. For Supervisor. To the Voters of Newberry County: At the solicitation of many friends I have concluded to make the race for supervisor, and if elected I will stay on the job and work for the best interest of the county and will give you the best service that I am capable of; and I hereby pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic prinjary. W. A. -Hill. J. Monro? Wicker is hereby announced as a candidate for County Supervisor, subject to the Democratic primary. For Connty Commissioner* Joe W. Epting is hereby nominated for the office of Sub-Supervisor, and is pledged to abide by the results of the Democratic primary. Friends. I hereby announce myself as a cani didate for re-election as County Commissioner, subject to the Democratic primary. L. C. Livingstone. I am a candidate for re-election as County Commissioner, and will abide 1 awharrxr \iivmcfc VTV UV11J UUfiii^v Stock, - $50 ^IterWf be a Farmer, or a Miller, or a s not what yonr trade or pro or money in the bank 'It wi a rainy day or a day when y earn as much as now. .' l Tl ill U__ TL, IK inai Always nas tut Cent Interest Paid on Savings President J.*t NO # I the rules of the Democratic primary. | Custus L. Leitzsey. j Thomas L. B. Epps is hereby announced as a candidate for County Commissioner, and will abide the result of the Democratic primary. For Magistrate No. 10. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Magistrate for No. 10 township subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. E. H. Werts. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Magistrate No. 10 township, and will be subject to Democratic primary. H. B. Richardson. I Magistrate 3To. 11. E. A. Hentz is hereby announced as a candidate for Magistrate for No. 11 township, subject to the Democratic primary. Voters. H. H. Ruff is hereby announced as a -candidate for Magistrate for No. 11 township, subject to the Democratic primary. COLLECTION OF TAXES. The tax nooks of Newberry countty will open for the collection of taxes for the fiscal year commencing January 1, 1912, the 15th day of. October, 1912, and will remain open without penalty until the 31st day of December, 1912. Upon all taxes paid after the 31st of December, 1912, and befor the first day of February, 1913, a penalty of one per cent, will be added; upon all taxes paid during the month of February, 1913, a penalty of one per cent, will be added, and from the 28th day of February, 1913, to the 15th day of March, 1913, inclusive, an additional penalty of five per cent, will be added. The following is the levy: Mills. For State purposes 5% For ordinary county purposes 3^ For special, county court house.. % For special State sinking fund loan % For constitutional school tax 3 For roads and bridges 1 Except the following localities, where an additional railroad tax has been levied, viz: Township Xo. 1 2 Townsb,ip Xo. 8 3 Township Xo. 9 2 And except the following school dis Bank I I ,000.00 I iz? w Jl? ill ^ I m If I . Carpenter, fessionjput ill help you ou may not I i Money" 1 Deposits I 5W00D, Cashier I mm ilia ii iiiiii niwiian ?npiim tricts, where special school tax has been levied, yiz: No. 1, Newberry 5 Vr? 14 Prnsneritv... . 6% No. 10, Utopia 1 No. 20, Big Creek ...2 No. 26, Pomaria...' ... . ? 3 No. 30, Little Mountain 10Vx No. 35, Excelsior 2 No. 39, Chappells 2 No. 52, Whitmire 4 No. 56, Zion 2 No. 45, Trinity ' 2 No. 49, Deadfall 2 No. 41, Dominick - 2 No. 58, Silverstreet 4 No. 51, Trilby 2 A poll tax of $1.00 has beeft levied " 1 - V>^-(-TTro^n tho a&es on cin ma1n v*?v ??o" *" of 21 and 60 years, except those exempt by law. A tax of 50 cents each is levied on all dogs. Persons liable to road duty may pay a commutation tax of $2.00, from the 15th of October, 1912, to the 31st day; of December, 1912. Note change in dates for paying'. commutation tax. No commutauou. tax received after December 31, 1912.. All taxpayers remember all property has beeji listed separately, and ' pleas-: see chat you have a receipt for* each piece of property so listed. 4 JOHN L. EPPS",. " County Treasurer;NOTICE OF ELECTION F0I\ MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF THE TOWJT OF NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA. Notice is hereby given that the regular annual election for a mayor and five aldermen, one alderman for each of the five wards, to serve for a term of one year, will be held at the Council Chamber in the opera'house in the Town of Newberry, South Carolina, on the second Tuesday in December, 1912, being the tenth day of said month, the polls to be opened at 8 o'clock in the forenoon and to close at 6 o'clock in the afternoon. G. Wv Hiller, J. R. Davidson and Alex Singleton are appointed managers of the said election. By order of the Town Council of Newberry, S. C., on this the 27th day of September, 1912. J. J. Langford, Attest: Mayor. J. R. Scurry, C. & T. >'ow is the time to subscribe to Tb? Herald and >'ew?, $1.50 a year.