The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, June 16, 1914, Page TWO, Image 2
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VIy. s, :^ - V' : ;<! Farr
has i 'i rii- ' 1 r h i. . pi:i !
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after a vto Miss Daisy Whitney.
Mrs. J. Aesti.i Seotr, ir.. is i:.a: guest I
of h-T lister. Mrs. K. M. Henderson.
Miss Mildren Henderson is visiting
her sister, Mrs. C. G. Lvkes, at Clem-!
son College.
Messrs. Berley E. Taylor, C. Otis '
Haigler and Mack Slurry, of Cameron,
S. C., visited at the home of Mr. W. B.
Whitney recently.
Mrs. S. M. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. and
Prof. \V. X. Hendreson attended the
Adair-Henderson wedding at Clinton
Tuesday evening.
Mr. J. B. Richards and son, Peter,
went to Columbia for a few days last
"week.
Misses Daisy and Lula Besse Whitney
have returned home from a visit
to friends at Union.
Mr. F. H. Whitney, Mrs. T. C. Jeter
and litrle daughter, Sadie Coleman, of
Carlisle, spent last week with there I
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Whitney. '
'Mr. Charles Henry Richards visited
l'riends in Union recently.
Mrs. Annie Wilkes and children, of .
Lowryville, S. C., are visiting rela- j
tives now.
Miss Daisy E. Whitney is re-elected
to tea eft the Maybinton school for an
other year.
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^ BARBECUES. <$>
$> $
For July 10 I will give a barbecue j
fnr thp hi? prnwri. that will nttpnrl t.hft t
AW* vaaw w ? ?
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speaking of the candidates 'for the!
United S:ates senate. Don't forget
time or the place.
J. M. Counts.
V
I will give a first class barbecue ac
my residence July 4. Sell meat and
hash 11:30. J. M. Counts, j
I will give a firs: class barbecue j
August 12, State campaign day.
\ J. M. Counts.
The School Improvement associa/if
fho T.ittlo iVInnntain "hiffh snhool
will serve a barbcue on July 4th, 'or
the benefit ctf the school. A fin^ barbecue
dinner is-assured to all who at- '
tend and the proceeds go to a worthy j
cause.
!
We, the undersigned, will serve a j
cue in J. P. Wicker's grove on July
4. The candidates and everybody !
is invited. aCndidates for governor
and for congress will be invi.ed to
speak. Our cueist has had 26 years I
experience in cooking cues. We have |
secured a hash maker who has had j
over 20 years experience in making
hash. Special arrangements will be j
made for the enjoyment o>: the young
people. oCme along everybody and
enjoy the best dinner of the season
and a day of rest.
J. P. and H. M. Wicker.
x REPORT COUNTY SUPERVISOR
MONTH OF
217?E. S. Werts, salary
218?J no. L. Epps, salary
219?iH. C. Holloway, salary
220?J. W. Epting, salary
221?L. C. Livingstone, salary
222?J. H. Chap-pell, salary
223?Geo. D. Brown, salary
224?Wm. M. Dorroa, salary
225?W. S. 'Melton, salary ... .
226?J. H. Turner, salary
227?C. G. Blease, salary
228?F. M. Lindsay, salary
225?Jno. C. Goggans, salary
230?IW. W. Willingham, pension
281?George Richardson, chaingang (ci
232?/Isaac Cannon, pauper
233?W. S. Mann, public buildings... .
234?IL. A. Wilson, repairs public bui
235?G. Corley, ferry
236?L. T. Adams, commution tax... .
237?T. H. Teague, cnamga;:g icomnn
238?J. H. Koon, chaingang (commuti<c
239?H. T. Carlisle, commution tax..
240?Anna Jones, cnaingang
241?T. L. B. Epps, county home... .
242?fJcub Cannon, county home
243?Brown, Hipp & iSwittenburg, coi
244?Geo. V. Boozer, county home... .
245?T. H. Chappell, county home... .
246?Johnson-McCrackin Co., county '
247?Austin Bros., road and bridge..
248?S. C. Hiller, chaingang (commutic
249?Jno. F. Graddick, road and bridge
250?W. *F. .Johnson, road and 'bridge.
251?.1. H. bhappell, county superviso
252?T. J. Wilson, road and bridge..
253?T. J. Wilson, chaingang
254?T. J. Wilson, commu-tion tax... .
255?Hunter & Saner, road and brids
) 256?E. C. Folk, road and bridge... .
IT.7?H. W. Bowles, road and bridge..
2-"S?<C. C. "Williams. r- ad and bridge.
2~>9?A. M. Miller, chaingang
260? T. H. Chappell, chaingang
2G1?Hutchinson & Snellg-'ove. chaing;
262?Johnson-'McCrackin Co., chaingai
263?X. L. Boozer, chaingang
2G4?^Ewart-Perry Co., chaingang... .
265?Geo. V. Boozei. chaingang
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j MiMNAUGH'3
We have
dollars worth
this the secom
broken lines o
Visit the Se
200 Boys' Suits, '
and $8 00, to clean
' /?
take your choice ot
the house for each..
300 pairs Boys' Pi
double..! 49c,
Women's Lis
Women's fine I
-i i ni
weignt stocKings, j
a dandy 20c seller, !
Special in Mu;
Here are some go
50 doz lace trimmec
special
r:n A r\rT T "NJi <y
U\J VJLVf ^ j ^i.
82.00 Gown on tl
at
June Rib
Search where you
match our temptir
offered here this we
250 pieces Ribbo
shades and black ar
50c values, choice...
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I OX (CLAIMS PAID DURING THE |
MAY, 1914.
$ 41.66
41.66
41.66
10.00
10.00
./ 100.00
75.00
75.00;
75.00 j
75.00
116.66
25.00
' 22.90
. 12.00*
Dmmutioii tax) 40.00
4.00
40.00 |
ldings 10.00
25.00
1.50 !
ition tax) 40.00 j
n tax) 40.00
2.25
7.30
45.00
O AA
VV j
mty home 21.65
1.95
, 77.90
borne 4.95
56.10
)n tax) 5.00
: 1.75
.. 4.16
r, road and bridge... .1. ... 1.21
41.44
1.00
2. in
;e 5.4S
2.25
12.04
2.."50
14.00
416.10
an g 1.20
lg 11.20
97.60
"4.2."
11.05
I
I
(jreate
Mimna
secured from the gr
of new goods at 50
A 111/3/3!- n-f m/r ay*ant
fc Wy #V ^ w#
f merchandise will h
cond Floor!
i
worth S5.00, $6.50
up the lot quickly,
anv Boys' Suit in
C/ %J I
$3.75
ants, 8 to 17, worth
no, &1 OK
OOC, J70C, cXHU VJL.SJU
le Stockings!
iisle finish summer
.iiui n\/u wviiv?iij ^
L5c or two pr for 25c ?
New(
din Underwear! Wltb
tnmme
iod "pickings." big we<
I Skirts, worth $1.50 enter o
98c 2nd flo<
it Gowns a splendid you. I
l- _
le bargain counter oe, we
y8c but inj
I naaamaa?m1 wmr, n m n 11 pb
bon Sale!
I An e
I will you will not ^qq
lg Ribbon bargains ajj mo
ie^- didly t;
n, in all the wanted per cer
id white, 25, 35 and and $8
19c lot at (
266?J. A. Mimnaugh, chaingang
nor T WT + ranoirc n!iililir> "VlllilHi
? O 1 -J . >?Y . WllllC, i o WU*'?.
268?E. H. Aull Co., printing, etc
269?Observer Printing Co., printing etc
270?C. G. Blease, sheriff, books, etc?
271?E. S. Werts-Co, auditor, -office expen
272?H. ;W. Schumpert, superintendent, ey
273?Geo. D. Brown, superintendent, cfl
274?Jno. L. Epps, county treasurer, of
275?Mayes Book Store, office supplies...
276?L. W. Floyd, assessor
277?J. A. Senn, assessor . ...
278?J. D. Nance, assessor
279?Chas. S. Suber, assessor
280?J. W. Hipp, assessor
281?W. B. Boinest, assessor... v
282?J. P. Harmon, assessor
283?F. A. Graham, assessor
284?<S. W. Derrick, assessor
I 285?H. 0. Long, assessor
' 286?J. B. Derrick, assessor
I
1 287?J. E. Shealy, assessor
' 288?David Duncan, assessor
289?P. B. Odell, assessor
290?J. J. H. Brown, assessor
291?A. X. Boland, assessor
292?C. G. Blease, dieting
293?Dr. if. W. Smith, post mortem
I 294?S. W. Derrick, commution tax
; 295?W. T. Gibson, assessor
| 296?C\I. M. Livingstone, assessor
I 297?Dr. W. A. Dunn, contingent
i 298?A. P. iColeman, assessor
1 9QQ?ri A Frit in assessor
! 300?jA. L. Anil, assessor
i 301?'Sealum Perry, ferry
j 302?M. J. Longshore, commution tax...
' 303?.T. W. Wilson, assessor
J 304?Geo. C. Glasgow, assessor
30.>?Jno. B. Bedenbaugb
! :30t>?O. AY. Suiber, assessor
; :j()i?Z. H. suuer, asst'saui
! 30S?-T. C. Noel, assessor
; 309?K. L. Glymj)h, assessor
?]>] _ \v. O. H'Iloway, contingent...
| 311?Dr. .T. J. Doniinick, contingent...
' > .c -p mr-PrnrlviTi. assessor
{ 313?.T. A. Kinard road and bridge
! 314?T. P. Richardson, road and bridge.
315?B. H. Maybin, assessor
316?J. C. Duncan, assessor
7 T T r r~* our
JUINU JAiX
st of I
LUffh's
?o
eat clearance salei
cents on the dolla
June sale more in
> ^
>e tnrown out on z
11M f
iMa
!st Millinery at Lowest Price.*
500 more new trimmed and
:d Hats we are ready for anoi
ik's business. The moment
i j i.
ur millinery department un
or the immense stock impre
sTo matter who the customer ]
can suit them, not only in s
Drice.
Here's a Skirt Bargain.
vent you shouldn't missLadies'
Tailored Sample Sk
stly black and navy, all sp
ailored, and priced at about
it less than value, $5.00, $
.00 Skirts, choice of the er
>nly $2.50, $3 00 and $
JAU
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"... 4.00
ngs 7.00
18.12
... 51.75 I
5.00
se v 4.09
cpense public buildings 29.31
ice supplies 21.24
fice supplies 21.36
25.60
"... 30.00
20.00
-I A /1/V I
.IV.vu
10.00
21.30
21.20
* 21.70
'** * ' * 21.40
*" 20.40
i r> nn
i.v . UV j
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
20.40
21.50
47.60
5.00
- 2.00 !
20.<ir
10.00
26.00'
* 21.90
20.60
10.00
7.50
5.00
- 20.So!
10.00
10.00
30.00
10.00
3U.00
21.GO
20.60 j
49.70 |
10.00j
28.2.") j
10.00
10.00
10.00
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June i
5 in 'New York t
I
r. It is our inten
teresting than the
he barqam counte:
" WhiiTi
Heavy wide wale 1
25c, sale price
White Lawn full 4
to sell at 15c, special
50c White Linen
special
25c, yard - wide,
pure flax, a dandy 2
the yard
English Long Cl<
5! piece, worth $1.50 a
un
ther Women's Sill
you
the 50 doz Women's fi
sses in all the wanted no
may sky blue, pink, Kell
and navy, big 50c s<
lot lasts, choice the
Ready Mac
irts. ttti :x.
vvnen 11 comes uj
05 store is head quart e]
g 50 we have a good lot
nixe- and standard doubl
3 98 worth elsev/here 85c
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317?A. H. Hawkins, assessor.. - :.. .
318?E. W. Werts, assessor
91Q W T-T T/in? acspsnr
*J A %J TV XA, UVliQj uwwvww* ...
320?H. L. Boulware, assessor
321?J. G. Miller, ocmmution tax... .
322? A. B. Cromer, commution tax...
323?J. H. Ringer, assessor
324?J. H. Chappell, salary
325?J. W. Epting, salary
326?L. C. Livingstone, salary
227?iH C.. Hollowav. salary
328?Jno. L. Epps, salary
329?E. S. Werts, salary
330?Jno. C. Goggans, salary
331?JC. G. Blease, salary
332?J. H. Turner, salary
333?W. S. Melton, salary
334?Wm. M. Dorran, salary
335?F. M. Lindsay, salary
336?Geo. D. Brown, salary
337?W. S. iMann, public buildings...
338?J. H. Koon, chaingang (commut
339?T. H. Teague, chaingang (comi
340?George Richardson, chaingang (c
341?T. L. B. Epps, county home...
342?T. H. Chappeil, cnamgang
343?Nev/berry Hardware Co., county
344?'Farmers Oil Mill, county .home.
345?Johnson^McCrackin Co., road an
346?Newberry Hardware Co., road
347?Sealum Perry, -ferry
348?E. L. IStrauss, road and bridge...
349?dewberry Hardware v.o., cuamg
350?Geo. S. Mower, chaingang
351?M. D. & H. L. Smith, chaingang
352?G. J. (Wilson, chaingang
353?Geo. V. Boozer, chaingang
354?tEwart-Perry Co., chaingang... ,
355?J. B. Scurry, chaingang
">~C WT R r'niintc PTI P1T1 o'fl T12
K>') xi T T . I-?. VVUiiwu, 0 fj . - - - 357?W.
S. Cook Mercantile iCo., ch;
358?E. S. Dominick, chaingang
359?Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co.,
360?Farmers Oil 'Mill supplies public
361?National Office Supply Co., offi(
362?J. "VV. Sanders, assessor
363?P. X. Bo zer, assessor
A A 1 T TT T f i A'U /*
?5t)4 J. W. ^IIlllU,
365?B. R. Long, assessor
COXTLNUEI
IIMNAUGH'S
jaies
thousands of
tion to make
first Many
r at half mice
-'If
joods!
white Pique, worth
15c
0 in wide, bought
1 the yard 10c I
, full yard wide
Brown Linen, all
15c number at only ^
mc
Dth, 10 yds to the
piece, sale price 95c
k Stockings!
ne spun Silk Hose
lors, black, white,
[y green, tan, reds
eller, as long as the
pair 25e
le Sheets!
buying Sheets, this
rs. For this week
that is full bleached
e bed size, 81x?0,
_ - t * - 1- net i _
, saie price eacn ozw:
Si
II
.. .?. 10.oo,
... 20.00
in ci(\
J-W v\/
20.80
41.00
2.00
10.00
100.00
10.00
10.00
41.67
41.67
41.67
22.90
116.67
75.00
75.00
IK f\Ck
< IV? w ?
25.00
75.00
40.00
ation tax) 40.00
mutation tax) 40.00
:ommutation tax) 40.00
55.80
39.5
home 18.65
.. 134.15
d bridge 2.26
and -bridge 87.22
7.50
18.53
ang 42.85
9.00
25.74
9" 4ft
6.50
19.50
8.00
23.55
aingang 1.25 *
4.95
books etc 54.36
c buildings 47.93
TO 7^
;e suppnea
10.00
10.00
- 10.00
10.00 A
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