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k SMYRNA SMACKS. Mr. McClure Tcague met with a ight painful accident on Tuesday oi his week. While in a race after some ats at 'his barn he stuck the pron^ j[ a pitchfork into the side of his foot, pich resulted in a painful, though lit a serious experience for him. IMiss Katiierine Chappell. principal I Smvrna cl-irwn 1 a/?fwmn? rtip/? hv R?nd, Mrs. A. Mid. Johnston, atservices at the Episcopal churcii berry on last Sunday afternoon, children of Smyrna, lead by lappell, their teacher, gave the nation some 'Easter music on nday. community, v.-ith open hearts, es Mr. and iMrs.J'Jake" P. Hunt j midst. T.'^ey are occupying the ' ome, at the five mile post on fast road. We are glad to hav-j I Mr. and Mrs. Hunt with us. I > Many aroMbe cases and complaints k ?r la grippe in this section at present- ; I The more serious cases are, we are & glad to report, convalescent. Mr. Da-1 vid Teague is one of tT:e victims cf this prevalent disease who has been | quite sick, but at present is better. Small grain crops are, at presen+, i at least 90 per cent, good and fruit is not all killed by tf:e recent freezing and frosty weather. At least 75 per ^ cent of the peach crop has survived ve cold^ Yet this does not insure a Mr. Malor to show of Smyrna school the cruis--1^ arrangements whereby the from wh;^ continued for at least, vrrious -r month. The erction of a newsent to;4nS' the employment of an addicruise.1^ teacher and other local improveBes^ts materially affected the time ! worvpit of the school for this year. It j ,neuv expected that Smyrna will, for next j k CI/ye&r, enjoy educational facilities sec1^' ond to none of tfce rural schools ia H the county. "So mote it be." 1 Fant-Kolmes. } A The folowing invitations have been issued and will be of interest to the iany friends of the parties in New- I trry and elsewhere: Mrs. John Perry Fant invites you to , be present at tr:e marriage of her j H daughter, Mary Butler, to Mr. Robert j BL McCaughrin Holmes. Thursday evening, April the twenty-second, at half j y after?seven o'clock, two thousand Main t street, Newberry, South Carolina. I A girl likes knitting socks for sol- , diers ,more than she will ever lik-i | darn'ng them for he'- husband.?Louis- j vil!<? Courier-"-OLrnal. ? IL k I Anderson Drv I Mbn /? 4 ^ J | UUI 51UIC id | tomers great Corsets, Ladii t A~ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmammmmmmmammmmmmammmmmmmam Homes] 3,000 "yards 7c w h special while it lasts, y I Dresses f Big line Dresses, f< iand Children. The ] have shown. Ladies' Dresses, 85c Misses' Dresses, 75c Children's Dresses, t I Save your cash regish ceipts for premiums. Assortments larger ever. G. W. Tin WELL IS FREE AXD AT HOME Slayer of Kmnictt Walker Out of County J'ail at tireeimlle on Bond of $10,000. Greenville News. After having stayed in jail for a little more than a year, George W. Tidwell walked out yesterday for the first time a free man, since his suirender following the shooting of Emmett IWlalker, March 12, 1914. Tidwell gave bond in the si.m of $10,000 an 3 was released until Ciis trial, which will likely be heard at the coming May term of the court of general sessions. When seen yesterday afternoon, shortly after he !.ad been liberated, Tidwell was standing in front of tnu Record building with his attorney, .las. H. Price. W.:en asked if it were not a relief to be on the outside, Tidweil stated that it was, despite the fact that it was a cold, bleak day, ti e s'eet an:l snow was pouring down at the time and the wind was blowing but Tidweh intimated that even on such a day, it was better to be cutside than to btin jail, any kind of a dav. 'He stated tifcat he intended going home last night to Clinton and resting up for a few days. He went via Greenwood. J. W. Copeland. Jr., of Clinton, qual" - - r- _ AO AAA ^ J? Tir A /> ine<i ior 3>o,vuu dua w. a. vxivcu?, vi I Fountain Inn, qualified for the remaining $2,000. Clerk of Court Walter M. Scott accepted ti:e bond and ordered Tidwell released, the entire arrangements being concluded near 6 o'clock; when the prisoner was allowed to depart. ''The Face at the Window.'' This drama will be reproduced by t-':e Young People's Glee club, at the West End hall Friday, April 9, it S p. m., for the benefit of West End Baptist church piano fund. i Cast o.f Characters. Reginald Spofford W. S. Alewiae . Ci ester LaGrange (Second Story Bill) W. H'. Amnions i Henry Swartv/ood R. E. Hartse'l ! Mose A. C. Ward I Vera Stanley.. .Miss Mabel (Woodward ; Lillian Stanhope.. .Miss Xellie McCary j Mrs. Spofford iMrs. Alma Tay or j Dinah Mrs. Bennie Livingston We will also introduce new sketches and good songs. (Admission, adults 15 cents, ciMldren I 5 cents. Come early and get a good | seat. I Goods Company? z and Bett packed with the er values than * es', Misses and ( <11 t or FJEL w or pun i t e Homespun, 20 c; ard - 5c and cb or All 2]8 }r Misses, Ladies while Drettiest line we 1 QO JLUU to $1.98 to 81.48 55c to $1.48 294 7Z\ a imr than J Main Street 4fi Church of the Redeemer. (Rev. Edward Fnlenwider, pastor.) Nothing preventing, tfce following will be the program of divine services at the Lut1 eran Church of the Redeemer next Sunday: 31:15 A. M.?The regular morning service. i ne pasior win preacu a special after Easter sermon on the subject, "Christian Doubters." Ttoomas in the gospel lesson for the day doubted until he was convinced. The resurrection satisfied his doubts, and ' e bream e a strong staunch disciple. In the 28th chapter of (Mattf.iew we have these words: "When they saw Him, they worsi ipped Him, but some doubted." Our natural hearts are inclincJ to doubt even with all the proof w.> have, and frese doubts give us no little trouble. , In the sermon it will be shown what may be done with doubts, and how life may be happy and I opeful. 8:00 P. M.?The evening service. Sermon by the pastor on the subject: "If Jesus Christ Should Come in Person to Our Town, What Would Ho Find?" Text. Mark 2:1, "And again He entered into Capernaum, afro.* some days, and it was noised that He was in the house." Jesus :ound maii; things in Capernaum that, in a way. He would find in a'most any modern town. Some important and practical ti oughts on this question will be presented in the sermon. 10:15 A .M.?Th-e Sunday school meets. There will be good music at aU the services. A cordial invitation is extended ths public. "The Only Girl." , By request of the people of tl'e Long Lane community, the Hunter-DeWalt school will present "The Only Girl" at the Long Lane school house on Friday night of t'Ms week. It has made quito a a I it and every one who has seen it presented has had a desire to have it repeated. The curtain will rise at 8 o'clock and if you miss it you will be the loser. ! It is hoped that Greece's new minister of finance, M. Protopapaddakis, does not have to sign all the bank . notes. "Personality can be grown like rad-1 isftes " says a headline. But w: o war.:* a personality like a radish??Indiana, Times. ter Barga j market's best: ever in Dry G< Children's Dress 'ECIALS Tennis ( ases of Tennis Oxfords, white :ildren, 50c value 40c pair. Walk Ov pair of Walk Over Oxford; they last $1.98 pair. Ladies7 pairs of Ladies' $2 Slippers, f Children's pairs Children's $ 1.25 and $] Mexicans are of ihree c:ac?es these ( days?ex-presidents, candidates for < president i?i.d traitors.?.Milwaukee 1 Journal. s When t' is war is o.er we may have < to revise our immigration laws in < order to chec-K the inrusn of marriage- < fhv maidens fioni abrcad.?Bristol Freen Pro=s. ^ NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT ! Notice is hereby given that the un- ( dersigned will make final settlement of tre estate of Eloise H. Werts. a minor, in the probate court for Xewberrv county, State of South Carolina, on Friday, April 23, 1915, at 13 o'clock t in the forenoon and will immediately 1 I - ( ithereafter apply :o the judge of proj bate of Newberry county for a rinal ^ dfs<V arge as guardian of said minor. i Al' persons indebted to the said estate f I . . 1 < I will make immediate settlement with j i the iin.iersigned, and all persons hold- ; . ! ( j ing claims against tne s^ia usuue ?i.i ,piesent the rame duly attested. . j LUCRETIA J. DAWK INS, | March 22. 1915. Guardian. i>OTICE OF ELECTION IN 1VHEE- " i LAM) SCHOOL DISTRICT, SO. 31. I ! 1 I Whereas, one-third of the resident; ' electors and a like proportion of the resident freeholders of the age of 21 j years, of Wfaeeland District, No. 3],!, of the connty of Newberry, State of South Carolina, have filed a petition . with the county board of education of Newberry county, South Carolina, pe+ o A -van nncf 4r> rr + Vi o f on auvI i LliUb M.AJL Vivv tion be held in said school district oi i tl:e question of levying an additional, special annual tax of two mills to be levied on the property located in the said school district: Now, therefore, the undersigned, composing the county board of education for Newberry county, South Carolina, do hereby order the board of trustees of ti e "Wheeland school district No. 31, to told an election on the said question of levying a two mill tax to be collected on the prep- j erty located in the said school dis- j trict, whicft said election shall be hold at Wheeland scfrool house, in said school district No. 31, on Saturday, April 24,1915,at w-:ich election the polis snail De opened at i a. ra. ana cios?u | at 4 p. m. The members of the board j of trustees of said school district shaH | act as managers of said election. Onr, such electors as reside in said school strict and return real or persona1 property for taxation, and wfrich exhibit their tax receipt and registration ? ins in Eac merchandise anc )ods, Shoes, Clot es, Muslin Unde MENTIOF Dxfords 3 and black, sizes for men, wo er Shoes s, tan and black, $4 and $5 val Sliooers a. jl special 50c pair. i Slippers l Slippers, while they last 50c ] !Y finnns NEWBEI :ertificates as required in generil Sections, shall be allowed to vote. Electors favoring the levy of such tu:: >hall cast a ballot containing the wcr'i 'Yes" written or printed l ereon, una >uch electors opposed to such ;e.j all cast a ballot containing the worC 'Xo" written or printed thereon. Given under our hands and seal >n \pril o, 191 ">. GEO. D. BROWN, S. J. DERRICK. J. S. WHEELER, rcunty Board of Education for Newberry County. NOTICE OF ELECTION" IN K1NARDS SCHOOL DISTRICT, NO. 49. Whereas, one-third of the resident electors and a like proportion of b-e resident freeholders of the age of L'l years of Kinard School District, No. 49, of the County of Newberry, State d[ South Carolina, ':ave filed a petition DnO -r? A A# IT/I Willi Lilt; I^UUUI V J_>vci. u VI iiUUVttuvn of Newberry County, South Carolina, petitioning and requesting that aa , election be held in said School District on ti'r.e question of levying a sp*- ! cial annual tax of four mills to be col lected on the property located in the i said School District: Now, therefore, the undersigned, j composing the County Board of Edu- | Mr. and Mrs. Clunny M requests the honor of marriage of t! Imo| t< Mr. Hector on Friday, the si nineteen hundi at Mayes' Book a: i Everybody is request* now on display at Mayes' CHINA, CUT GLAS AND OTHER NOVELTI ? Andprsnrt Drv G ONWARD h Depart1 I we are offerin hing, Hats, Noti irwear, Laces, E IED HEF Ginj % men 2 bales cheeked value, this sale, s{ Another big shi new Spring patte yard ?-w "5 n i LHUUSC3 a J Some great vain and Rompers. 5C stripes. New s' pair. special each I ffl I J VV# Coti *RY, S. C. cation for Newberry County, So'.th Carolina, do hereby order the Boar I of Trustees of the Kinards School District, No. 49, tc hold an election on ti.:e said question, of leaving a l'oiv mill tax to be collected on the property located in the said school district, v.ihich said election shall be held at Kinards school house, in said School District No. 49, on Saturday, April 24, 1915, at which said election t1 e polls shall be opened at 7 a. m. and closed at 4 p. m. The members of the Board or' Trustees of said School District shall act as managers of said election. Only such electors as reside in said School District and return real or personal property for taxation, and who exhibit their tax receipts and registration certificates as required in general elections, shall be allowed to vot?. Electors favoring the levy of such 'ax shall cast a ballot containing the word "Yes" written or printed tlierecn, and such elector opposed to such levy shall cast a ballot containing t!:e word "No"' written or printed thereon. Given under our hands and seal on April S. 1915. GEO. D. BROWN, S. J. DERRICK, J. S. WHEELER, County Boar4 of Education for Newberry County, S. C. 'cPherson Ravenswood your presence at the leir daughter ?ene Braithwait xteenth of April ed and fifteen nd Variety Store id to inspect the presents Book and Variety Store S, STEELING SILVER ES. oods Company 1 I i cf^a ig to our cusons, Hosiery, Imbroideries. >17 lH jhams I Apron Ginghams, 8c >ecial the yard - 5c pment Gi"gharris, all rns, specially priced, 9c nd Rompers ies in Boys' Blouses i doz. solid colors and tyles. 39cvalues, & P. Coats I :on 4c spool.