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8Si gffig He fleram and ifcm ?| Sri* &L3 Entered at the Po^office at Xewkerry, S. ('.. as 2vA class matter. E. H. AULL. EDITOR. T : sday, July 7. 1M 1. S.XI'LAN l i ?0N. Owing To a br<\ c in : ?? :.}?< .in i SiCK . ' S* ' . ' p *111 1 *) il* ' aid and X-. v. ? :>ri: ' - only a [oar ; pag! i-apor. rr. Ii' thore was so nc one :o do it i.iis 5s ? nrtVWv :?? tA ITCO vittllf io ti ' s* ? ' v-rv* v v^r i * 4* log drag. ?*^a* L< : all the ' ot -rs of the county , co.11 or/ to h .:r i .e s ii t;>: i:iI anil u :i s on Friday and gi" i ui all a resp ti'iil hearing an.'! : . a go ! and make up your nr' ] to vox-.- a i yju nlca.se. ? There is a section of Greenwood : counv near Dyson wh.-re tliey ha\e j had no rain since some tine in April. j The crops are in a f inul condition. ! 1 In fact the appearance n w is that j there will be no crops i:i fills .sec- | tion. The Record and Candidates .Jennings and Pollock have played up the Dr. Saunders matter to the fullest extent, but so far they have not made much out of it. It was not used for the purpose of defending or helping a woman, but in a vain effort to make ; p lit leal capital and it has failed ut-! terly. A break in the motor at The Herald j and News office on T.ntrsday after- ; noon caused a ueiay in getting out i the paper and possibly delayed its de- I livery on some of the rural routes. ; Accidents will happen. Through the j courtesy of our neighbor, tie Obser- j ver. we were enabled to print on j Thursday night but not in time to j make the night mails. Two thousand to twenty-live hundred majority for Blease in Spartanburg county. That is the information since the campaign meeting there on Saturday. The same thing will happen in Anderson. And they tell us that -Greenville will be in the Blease column this year. The Piedmont has the votes, and the Pee Dee and the j law country are all right. Tha orlifnr r>" Thp T-Tpralrl and XeWS is taking a few days off at the Press associati n. This is one event he has not missed in many years and lie! hopes to be able to attend all the 1 meetings so long as he is connected with the press. We like to meet the brethren in these, annual gatherings and forget factional politics for the time being. Editor Moore o:' the Record should { . .. ! ( be careful how he discusses tne n- j, quor question and how he criticises j other people. A great many o: us at J times imbibe a little more than we j chou'd, and those who live in glass j houses should be a little careful how j _ we talk about other people. 'We 'have; ; good authority for taking a little for j tne stomach's sake. We should not j ")e too personal at any time. X ne of ! c us is perfect. j 1 ? Ci* !; Supervisor C-appell has built a | \ ^ood road from ChappeHs to the river j 1 bridge. In fact it is one of the besi j ( stretches of read in t ie county. And ! ' . ( .he supervisor of Greenwood has : I worked the road on the other side, j ] r-i x- ? 1 nU?., 11. ! . i ne ruciu irom .\e? uwtj 10 ^uappens j j !s in good condition, barring a short j ^ itretoh from Zion church toward j Newberry. The best road from New- j 'jerry to Greenwood is by Chappells i :md the river bridge. The road is too ! narrow, bur. that is a criticism which j nay be justly made of almost all the i public r ads. ?? i Good news comes from all over the Third ronsrressional district ,-k to tho i . Ion. Fred. H. Dominick. Information ;1 io\v is that he will have a safe ma-: ' fority in every county except possibly : Abbeville and in that county the race will be close. The voters of the dis- ; t triot could scare, ]y dob -iter than send him ro congress. \V<- were in flr<". nwood : " o:kday and everything h.-rks .!':? u;> ti:or<. T..o same n< w.s comes from Anderson, Pickens, i ad o ;>n, (>: en .;> , he wonI I 1101 a ; Ink f carrying the home county or .Mr. Aiken but he is to it . . * j. <niieman. Candidates .h-nnin^s and Pollock have both a iniitii-d in th?:ir ?; at the campaign ine-tia^s ?aat did not expect to be electi ! bat \ver-* in the rat*; to defeat Gov. liiease. We had siiiii as rnueh before and we are pleased to have them confirm our diagnosis of their entering the ra -e. -11 -- _ .. . orviAtir. 1 i'J -\\Ti fr> I 1 iK'V UJ r \ l \ j w??u >.v ? . ir?* tlit- peopl will gratify t.ic-Ir tie?ii ' and leave them at oir.. , bin tli people .. ill also sfor.'.l si \. t v e a'.v'. ?.Jicgo t -i> <y <$ <?> <$ $ V $ <$ 4> <$> BAiiB?CU?S. <v *> <. > -f -i- ? <$ -V T> V ' > -5N ^ I will give a first class barbecue at Pomaria campa.gn day. July 11. Caldwell Ruff. 1 will give a first class barbecue Friday, .July 17, at the cool spring near my residence also near St. Phillips church. The public is cordially invited. The j lly candidates are alfo invited. Everybody come and enjoy the day. D. E. Hal'acre. We will serve a first class barbecue at Pomaria Park Friday. July 24. There will ue speaking m mc ioitnoon and baseball in the afternoon. Everybody invited. Walter Richardson. The scnool improvemnt association will give a first class barbecue at Pomaria compaign day, August 11th, for the benefit of the school. Mrs. Jno. C. Aul-, President. The School Improvement association of the Little 'Mountain high school will serve a b^rbcue on July 4th, 'or he benefit of the school. A fine barbecue dinner is assured to all who attend and the pro ^ds go to a worthy cause. I will give a first class barbecue at ** ? - - t i ? i ^ my residence Juiy i. aei' .ueai. anu hash 11:30. J. M. Counts. We, the undersigned, will serve a cue in J. P. Wicker's grove on July 4. The candidates and everybody1 is invited. aCndidates for governor and for congress will be invi'ed to speak. Our cueist has had 26 years experience In cooking cues. We have! secured, a hash maker who has had j over 20 years experience in making j 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 J. P. and H. M. Wicker. I will give a first class barbeeue at my residence, near the fill on Broad river, 011 Saturday, July IS. In adiitLn to the barbecue there will be beat racing and other features. B. M. Suber. I will give a first class barbecue at I Pomaria campaign day, August 11. Caldwell Ruff. NOTICE OF ELECTION IX O'NEALL DISTRICT XO. hu Whereas, one-third of the resident 'ect rs and a like proportion of t ie esident freeholders of t"?.e age of 21 j qoo rtf n'Vonil cp'nnol district 1 \'o. Id, of the county of Xow- j jerry. State of Sour n Carolina, have iled a petition with the county hoard >f education o:' Xewberry county, 5 uth Carolina, petitioning and requesting that an elei iion be held in -aid school district on the question of levying a special annual tax of two nille to be collected on the property located in the said school district. Xow, therefore, the undersigned, composing the county b ard of education for Xewberry county. South Carolina, do hereby order the board -)t" trustees of the O'Xeall school listrict Xo. 16, to hold an elcc- J ion on the said questi 11 of levying a j two mill tax to be collected 011 the j property located in the said school | list rict which said election s all be i held at O'Xeall school "house, in 1 <aid school district Xo. 16, on Fri-j lay, July 1'4, I'.M K at which said lection the polls shall be pened at 7 a. m. and closed at 4 p. m. Thrt i nembers of 1 ^ board of trustees of I aid school u.oirict shall act as man- ! igers of said election. Only such j 1 elector.-- ,i< in sai<i school di>;t;iri and r*'turn r- ii <;:* persona! pr:v.i? j't v !??** T 'I \iii;*1'l. ?'Xll*bit ' 1 . ' : , tliicatos .i.- i - ,u:: < ! i i . ": ! <!<" ; . tioas s 1 iii 11 i)i' ;?i!?.w : k> < . i'. I tors favoring the cvy.;.-. oi sitcli tax shall cn.st a " - t'n r:? j: :X .i C.:-l a i t 1 o: L " v.' i: !: or , ' (It 1. I). .i. I), rri. >. i W ii y o. \ \ tic..' I berrv Ccnity, >. : : j otkm.v; av jpa or si :*VAiV- j TiON. J N n' . ( '? i j t " i V 2 . . ; t . * ! ' I) oks 'j ' subscription to the capital J - v): *; I\ C. .1 : - - .1 (* ).. a a- 1 J u i '- .r.: of tin State of So a tli Carolina, with j its prinoij.>a i-ma' )>w.-. ;i .5 ui \ j Xewberry, s. C., which corporation .is : to engage in the buying, selling and j repairing of jewelry and all business conneeteI w:;h the } >'* Iry | Imsiness. at tl: oHic ' f : BI* ase & Blease, Newberry, S. on Friday, July 1", !'Jl4, at 10 oVlork, a. in.. the capital stock o;' the propos| od corporation to bo $i\.".00.On. divM- . | ed into ."0 shares of >' "<?.on each. P. C. Jeans, Benjamin Barksdale, j Board of Corporators. TEACHER WANTED For Tranwood school. Salary $40 per month. Term eight momhs. Send ! application to I Geo. A. Epting, J. Robert Long, j Oscar K. Aorams, Newberry, S. C.. R. F. D. 3. ; WANTED TEACHEK j I For Vaughnville school. Salary $45 ; j per month. Term eight months. Send ! application to L. H. Sen:i, J. 0. Johnson, Chappeils, S. C. < NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE. No ice is hereby given, that the undersigned, as Executor o: the last will and tes:ament orMrs. Rebecca C. Caldwell, deceased, will make final settlement of the es ate of the said deceased, in the Court of Probate for * Newberry County, at 11 o'clock a. m., 11 cn Monday, the 13th day of July, 1914, and immediately Thereafter will apply for his final discharge as Executor as aforesaid. All persons having demands against the said estate are | hereby required to present the same, j I duly attested, c.i or before the day J I above named. 11 J. F. J. Caldwell, i < Execu'or. ! ! 6-9-"t-ltaw. Kidney Trouble?if you suff, write to-j day for sample bottle of Whittle's j Epsom-Lithia water. The most e:- \ fective water for curing Rheuma- { tism, Diabetes, Brights disease. A j wnderful Uric Crystal solvent and j ' Acid Eliminator. Heals the weak j Kidneys Readily. "Write at once , "Whittle Springs uo., vvnuuej Springs, E. Tenn. 17S5 1914 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON South (aroiina's Oldest College 130 h Year begins September 2oth En ranee examinations at all the county seats on Friday, July 3rd, at | 9 a. m. Full four year courses lead to tie B. . and B. S. degrees. A two-year pre-medical course is given. A free tuition scholarship is assign c ed each countty of the State. c Spacious buildings and atnle :vi grounds, well equipped laboratories, e unexcelled library facilities. r Expenses reasonable. For terms ^ and catalogue, address y HARRISON' RANDOLPH, President ' r Whenever You Need a General Tonic j ? Take Grovel j 1 The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless j chill Tonic is equally valuable as a ] General Tonic because it contains the j well known tonic propertiesol QUININE | S and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives I out Malaria, Enriches the Elood and _ Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents. j , HHISHESTER S PILLS ! ) :iF. IMAilO.NT* ?Ff.\M>. /y i 4J?uJ !< ?! Ask yo ' r /k\ 1 G * I v > A < M-ehes-tcr'" ?>?.! V.r I . y. -i\ f Hi* :n Tud and <;>!,. zn T 4 * . sea.c i viti: L'< i t .a. \ f "?'.? Take 110 other. !*?< r>i r ' j V 7 / " ; :t Pmc :is'. A1- f? r ? 3a ? j i'ir ^."5 | { v/ c?ii rj m "7 i b 1 unj i.' -Jivt. OulO - ? i.?4..'* n I ! | S3 I M SLa 1 W~% fH I I Ixuj r\ T'"i i I? y f-! ' ? ?'i ^ I i i H r, ? *3 d'l-vaiCJl vV Cv ...... ? .?. S - - - . '.': a . ? ^ To the pc A /? *S T- f-1 " TV -?. 'A ??/ y ' A ^ neat ?u.m P AM7? 7 : L-;r'?- y } i.'i.: :> H 1 Qh';\ Hil-i S; C. if\ > ; * PJ S ; r""K 7 ?? r -* ^ v-? , ?*2 y V-' "s-"X < ? . cat- so tou ? ?/ rf* -8 p., ,r* iju.uu ope: terest in oi T| ^0^ I RMKasEirx-arr at-muMua'.? - aryat i ?mn we li Went ynf/1| No doubt you are, if | a '4 w you suffer from any of the j$ jg |jj ?| numerous aiiments u m gj Kitf which an women are subWA 3ec*- Headache, back5$| ache, sideache, nervousness, weak, tired feeling, pr I are some of the symptoms, and you must rid gg yourself of them in order to feel well. Thousands of women, who have been benefited by this remedy, urge you to TAKE 1 a Porrlni ? ! UUIUUI "A Tfce Woman's Tonic If Mrs. Sylvania Woods, ofCJifton Mills, Ky., says: B 9 "Beforetaking Cardui, B $ I was, at times, so weak ! ? a could hardly walk, and I P3l'n *n 2nc* head nearly killed me. Sf Sk After taking three bottles of Cardui, the pains dis- | |j appeared. Now I feel as g A well as I ever did. Every i & | suffering woman should | I Ig tryuaraui. vjci aijuaic ? eg I today. E-68 11 . dnRBBBL aaj ; . ! ^zsSBHEDHH / CF^ ^OFAUtaNDS |ljg I TCILET MlCLES.^f IN \<> OTIIKK I ine is such strict attention demandd as in the compounding of drugs. In irder to avoid the disastrous result :iiti.iled by carelessness, we empioy lone but he most reliable clerks, f we compound your medicines for ou, you can rely upon their accuacy. Mayes' Drug Store: ?lione 133 dewberry, S. C.j NOTICE OF ELECTION IX .MONTI-! CELLO DISTRICT NO. 17. Whereas, one-third of the resident J 'crors and a like proportion of the 1 esident freeholders of the age of 21 cars, of Monticello school disrict So. 17, of the county of Xewerry 9a e of South Carolina, have p AIWV l\All11 $ . g* .4 t{ mi \ 5* r-2 te u a d# JUjJL % V I ;rson who is prepa prepared fcr it? He ? ? ? f-rw Tcr^-s -* v iT**r*.3 **""< * * -fi <?r ' ^ V /i A W JL ? J* i <-> <* 7 * ii - 7? 1 -p *57 ;"a ^ K T fi p, L. j ,? w~ it - - O . A. * J '** y k. 4. Vy, J "g 9 tve a httie each week ~n ihe much dread* 25, j O A Will HUl lvtJJ ire prepared. * us an account. Con ir SAVINGS DEPA Newberry, S. C. f _ i I i ? 1 -A i nave jusi shipment of Nile pattern call and see Cut Glass i J I also have I stock of Cu China. Ma lection whei the largest to select froi i BETTER GOODS F< Mayes' Bv< j The House of a j I . ~ , I filed a petition with the county .Board of Education of Newberry County, South Carolina, petitioning and re-1 questing ;ha>: an election b held in said , school district on the question of levying a special annual tax of two mills to be collected On :lie propertv located in the said school district. Now, therefore, the undersigned composing the County Board of Education for Newberry County, South Carolina, do hereby order ;he Board of trustees of the Monticello school district No. 17, to hold an election on the said question of levying a two mill tax to be collected on the property located in the said school district, which said election shall be held at Monticello school house, in! said sc.'iool district 'No. 17, oil Fri- ! dnv. .lulv l!4. 1914, at w-Mch said j efleo:ion the polls shall be opened at! 7 a. m, and closed at 4 p. m.. The j members of the board of trustees of J said school district shall ac: as managers of said electi n. Only such electors as reside in said school dis- i 'rict and return real or personal proper y for taxation, and who exhibit their -ax receipts and registration cer- j tificates as required in general elec- j tions shall be allowed to vote. Elec-j ) -> C> % 11/ AY d&u oat, |V i a \ Am K vvc>-. v M.jLLakJ red for it. 1 ive you a >me SAFE p, start to- 1 or month, I 2d "Rainy raze it, be, I < f ' npound inRTMENT. igs Bank, i ' 'i i 11 Trrir rnirirTfcT^*~^'fcmrr^?TI? II?iiiii ! 1 w i? !? ? ?11?1?? i ChLtavi i ; jjivcij received a Silver in the * l. If in need I me. and China a beautiful L t Glass and a ke your se- ^ e you have assortment A m. w OR SAME MONEY fl 2S?d Store I Thousand. Things V 4 % tors favoring the levying of such <itax shall cast a ball's: containing the "word "Yes" written or printed taereon^ and each elector opposed to levying such 'ax shall cast a ballot containing'the word "No" written or printed thereon. Given under our rands and seal on July Gth. 1914. Geo. D. Brown, , S. J. Derrick, J. S. Wheeler, County Board of Education for Newberry County, S. C. ATTENTION CANDIDATES. Candidates for office in Xewberr?%fcj county will find pledges and blanks V for expense account at the office of ? the secretary, corner iioyce and college street, Newberry. All pledges must be filed and assessments paftf tt not later than noon, Standard time, Monday, July '17, 1914. W. A. McSwain, Secretary and Treasurer County Executive C ,mmittee. 7-7-14-21. For Weakness and Loss of Appetite The Old Standard general strengthenin? tonic. GROVE S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out Malaria and builds up the systerr. A true tonic and sure Appetizer. 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