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REPORT OF COIXTY SUPERVISOR. Continued From Third Page. 210. L. I. Feagle. miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 7 t 211. C. C. Davis, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 5 5 ^12. M. M. Livingstone, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. .. 15 1 213. Newberry Savings Bank, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) ol ( 214. H. C. Holloway, attorney?miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims 177 : 215. Peoples National Bank, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. 1 ( 216. Bank of Prosperity miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. ti : 217. Farmers and .Merchants Bank, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 7 ( 21S. H. ('. Hollowav. miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 10 219. Summer Brothers Co.. miscellaneous (interest If 12 claims).. 33 220. M. -M. Buiord. miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) S3 : 221. H. T. Cannon, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 3 ( 222. .Jobnson-McCrackin Co., miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims.. 2 223. J. T. McCrackin, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) G : 224. E. A. Griffin, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 1 225. C. & G. S. .Mower Co., miscellaneous 1912 claims) ( 22(j. 0. H. Peterson, miscellaneous, (interest 1912 claims) 13 ' 227. T. G. "Williams, miscellaneous 'interest 1912 claims) 3 22S. W. H. "Wendt, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) < 229. W. A. Hill, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) ( 230. McHardy .Mower, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 5 231. Lominick & Reiglilev, miscellaneons (interest 1912 claims).. ~A < 222. I)r. E. Oxner, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 10 ( 233. W. S. -Mann, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 12 ' 234. R. M.jAughtry, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims)... .... 6 J 235. Ewart-Perry Co., miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. . 4 ' 236. E. M. Evans & Co., miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. .. 237. Keith & Hazel, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 238. J. C. Sample, county supervisor, roads and bridges 7 239. R: E. Livingstone, roads and bridges 304 ( 240 "M C. Rnnzpr fommiit.at.inn tax. . 2 1 241. J. C. Sample, county supervisor, roads and bridges 11 ' 242. Moseley Bros., miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 2 i. 243. J. S. J. Suber, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 244. D. G. Livingstone, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. .. ; 245. W. H. Sanders, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 1 246. J. D. Sheely, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 247. S. J. Kohn, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) . ' 248. T. J. Davenport, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 2 < 249. A. L. Aull, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims 11 250. John Cousins miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 251. Jno. L. ?pps, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) ( 252. Senn Bros., miscellaneous, (interest 1912 claims) \ 253. W. T. Buford, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. .. ' 254. W. B. Stephens, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 1 255. C. L. Graham, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) ( 256. E. O. Counts, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 1 257. Dr. W. A. Dunn, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) ! OZQ WT I_T Drtr?AT rrticAAno / 1 Q 1 O aIoi m c \ aoo. ?' . XA. uno^uiiaucuuo \IULCICOI X*j?^ iiaiuio/ JL 259. S. C. Penitentiary, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. .. 8 1 260. W. P. Leaphart, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 261. B. B. Schumpert & Co., misceilaneous( interest 1912 claims).. 40 I 262. Dr. Mary R. Blackburn, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. ' 263. Dr. R. G. Blackburn, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. .. ' 264. West Disinfecting Co., miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. 2 J ' 265. G. E. Dominick, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) ( T? T> AJ.11 _ ii ifiia ?i?: \ f) f ZiOO. jr. r>. waen, misueiiaueuus uuueiesi, cia.ims; & i 267. H. F. Atfdy & Co., miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).... 3 \ 268. Jno. C. Goggans, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 8 ( 269. F. M. Schumpert, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 1 i 270. L. W. Floyd, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 11 ' 271. Dr. W. D. Senn, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) ( 272. J. P. Bishop, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 35 i 273. D. M. Bedenbaugh, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. .. 11 274. Glenn-Lowery Mfg. Co., miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. 2 I 275. J. W. White, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 1 276. The Shelley-Wheeler Co., miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 1 ( 277. Town of Newberry, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims.. 1 1 278. Caldwell & Haltiwanger, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 3 S 279. J. W. George, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) i ! 280. J. H. West, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 1 281. H. L. Shealy, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) ( * 282. Greenwood Handkerchief and Manufacturing Co., miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 6 ( 283. Coward & Co., miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 1 284. West-Martin Co., miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. .. J 285. Sam Berley, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 4 286. Mayes Bock Store, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) .... L. 287. Mayes Drug Store, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).... < 288. George Lyles, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) ( 289. Dr. W. E. Pelham, mistellaenous (interest 1912 claims).. .. ( 290. Schuylkill Mills, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. .. 6 1 291. W. 0. Sligh, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 11 292. Aull & Hipp, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims S 292 Hill & Slieh. miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 1 J 294. E. H. Leslie, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 2 295. Security Loan & Investment Co., miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 5 296. Dr. J. M. Kibler, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 11 297. J. H. Johnson, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 1 298. T. C. Thompson & Bro., miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. IS 299. T. B. Bedenbaugh, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 2 300. J. Will Long, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) z z 301. Purcell & Scott, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. .. 4 ? 302. Dr. M. M. Rice, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 2 303. J. F. Wheeler miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 304. The Setzler Co., miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 7 S 305. E. H. Summer, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 1 306. Summer. & Hipp, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. .. S 307. Joe B. Dominick, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. .. 11 308. P. F. Baxter & Son, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. .. 6 309. Frederick Disinfectant Co., miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims.. 5 5 310. F. M. Satterwliite, miscellaneous (interest lyiz claims.).. .. 311. I. J. Gibson, miscellaneous, (interest 1912 claims) 1 312. Dr. C. T. Wyche, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. .. 2 313. J. F. Sterling, miscellaneous (interest 19912 claims) 1 314. Langford & Buzhardt, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. 7 4 315. P. S. Livingstone, miseelaneous (interest 1912 claims).. .. 4 316. Drs. Gilder & Weeks, miscellaneous (interest lyili claims).... z 317. C. E. Wheeler, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 2 318. Prosperity Hardware Co., miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims * 10 3*19. M. E. K. Glymph, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. .. 9 2 320. O. C. Dominick, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 0 321. J. J. Longshore, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 2 322. N. L. Boozer, miscellaneous (interest 19912 claims) 2 323. J. W. Epting, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 1 324. G. L. Clamp, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 4 325. J. J. Kilgore, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims).. .. .. .. 326. P. H. Kinard, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 6 327. Dave Scurry, miscellaneous (interest 1912 cla?ms) 3 328. J. Li. Graham, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 329. C. H. Counts, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 3 G OOA T*?? 7 IT mic/>o]lonoAnc fintorocf 1 HI 1 3 t)OV. 1/1 . U. IV. UilUVi , ULllOV/V/liUXlV/VUO \i*k Wi VUW v *? V*VV? ? / .... ? ? 331. C. G. Corley, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 7 332. G. H. Cromer, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 4 333. W. F. Suber, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 4 334. W. E. Pelham & Son, miscellaneous, (interest 1912 claims).. 0 335. Wm. Johnson, miscellaneous (interest 1912 claims) 4 7 336. W. W. Berley, miscellaneous (inter ? 337. J. H. "Wise & Co., miscellaneous < ii 338. Dr. G. T. Klugh, miscellaneous (in ? 33f'. A. G. Wise, miscellaneous (interest 340. Dr. J. S. Wheeler, miscellaneous (ii 53 341. Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co., mis' 14 claims) 32 342. Geo. T. Reid Co., miscellaneous (i I T ('n micfollonnAiic /5r t ? 3:34. Blair-Frazier Co., miscellaneous (in -9 5. (\ H. Cooper Co., miscellaneous (in I o4C. X. D. Koon. miscellaneous (interest I :J47. Dr. C. F. Williams, miscellaneou s(i "0 j :J4S. J. .J. Amick, miscellaneous (interest ro j ;;4J). Dr. .1. B. Setzler, miscellaneous (ir - ooO. Dr. \V. E. Lake, miscellaneous lintere )S 10 Statement Showing Exact Financial Co: Year as It Appears at tlie End I ? I Items. Ap 58 U. Salaries county officers i r 2. Salaries magistrates, constables, fees County Lour, pensioners, paupers.. 14 4. Reads, bridges, ferries \n - /-.i ) > o. rnaingang 2 g. Repairs public buildings )4 7. Books, stationery, printing, etc j~ S. Contingent expenses and supplies for (2 lie buildings and county offices.. .. 5" 9. County physicians i-j 10. County board of education IS ii. Court expenses 10 22. Board of assebsors. etc <5 13. Sheriff?incidentals, dieting 59 14. Post mortems, lunatics la. insurance pudiic ounuings -2 ]6. Interest on loans 14 17. Contingent and miscellaneous.. .. <"4 is. Commutation tax 54 J. 10 H. C. HOLLOW AY, Clerk. 11 Approved: EUG. S. WERTS, County Ai: 12 _ _ _ _ " l , ^ Who Can Doubt Sworn TcstH " mony of Honest Citizens? 35 fo j9 Some time ago I began the use of )5 your Swamp-Root with t)he most ?e[0 markable results. For years I was fllmnet a wrp^t and was a. srreat SUi [0 ferer. I was so bad at times I would )0 faint away and had sinking spells. Finally a new doctor was called in and he said that I had kidney trouble and >2 gfcve me medicine, of which I took scv>2 eral bottles. I obtained some relief ^ from this, but 1 was getting weaker all the time; I could not sleep and suf>0 fered so much pain that my husband >9 and children had to lift me in and out )6 of bed. After tnis time two menus >- sent me word to try Swamp-Root, )9 which I did, and I am glad to state .g that tfce first dose gave me great relief. ^ After taking the third dose I was helped into bed and slept half of the ,o night. >4 [3 I took several bottles of Swamp-Root and I feel that I owe my life to tnis )4 wonderful remedy. The two family 4 doctors said that I could not live 5g three montJiis. I would have to bo 57 helped in and out of bed ten to twsnb f ^r\m nT'ArT i crV? f A ay f alrin o* T~) r ^ LlJLLI^a ^ vti J ui^uc. XXI (,w& )- Kilmer's 'Swamp-Root for two days 5 was entirely free from getting up and could sleep soundly. L2 MRS. D. E. HILEMA'X, >- Tunnelton, W. Va. ^ Personally appeared before me, this tQ lltli of September, *-09, Mrs. D. K ^ Hileman, who suoserTbed the above vq statement and made oatlh that the jg same is true in substance and in fact, g Joseph A. Miller, \ \ Notary Public. LV 51 1 \2 Letter to !6 Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, IT. Y. 17 .0 Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co. > i Binghamton, X. Y., for a sample size ^ ,9 bottle. It will convince anyone. You ^ will also receive a booklet of valuable _ I < b( ^ information, telling about t)':e kidneys . tC> and b'adder. When writing, be sure and mention The Newberry Semi- ^ Weekly Herald and News. Regular ^ 's fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles ^ for sale at all drug stores. !4 -1*3 NOTICE OF JURY DRAWING. IS * Notice is thereby given that we, the pc ,0 undersigned Jury Commissioners for cc 4 Newberry County, S. C., will, at the fo g office of the Clerk of Court for New- ar I U C* r\ * i + tr mV a r\ 1 f\r?lr Q "".'1 Q r 9 UC/l,y V^LTliiiLJ, CLL 1X1 LLC vy CA.. 11.., C*v9 April 23rd, 1915, openly and publicly tr ? draw tJhe names of thirty-six (36) men ar 0 who shall serve at petit jurors at the w! o Court of 'Common Pleas, which v. ill tii 10 convene at Newberry Court House May pc 10th, 1915, and will continue for one j "A week. "\ 4 Jno. L. Epps, tr: - Eng^ S. Werts, 9 Jno. C. Goggans, J. Z Jury Commissioners for Newberry Si g County, S. C. ag April 12th, 1915. 6 STOCKHOLDERS 3TEETL\G. 9 4 The annual meeting of t)':e stock3 holders of the Newberry Cotton -Mills 0 will be 'held at Newberry, S. Wed>7 nesday, May otn, 1915, at 10 o'clock. \ 6 GEO. S. MOWER, Sec. 4 -???... _ !... 4 Cures Old Seres, Other Remedies won't j xi. The worst cases, no matter of how longstanding ' JL 5 are cured by fhe wonderful, old reliable Dr. , .. Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves | Pa:a and Heals at the same time. 25*:, 50c, fl.f.u i 1 j h. ?mi i'.ih hi i i ^ est 1912 claims) 1 32 iterest 1912 claims).. .. :J2 terest 1912 claims).. .. 44 1912 claims) 7! iterest 1912 claims).. .. 44 c-ellaneous (interest 1912 i ~ . -> . . .. . .. J*.' V ? nterest 1912 cltims).. .. 5 S"> iterest 1912 claims).. .. 36 iterest 1912 claims).. .. ! S9 terest 19912 claims).. .. 2 SO 1912 claims) 1 10 ntcrest 1912 claims).. .. 1'1 i.> i _ ciaiuis ? n> iterest 1012 claims).. .. 22 st 1012 claims) 22 adit Ion of Appropriations for tilt* of tl'.e .Miiiitli of .March, 1!)I firopriations. Allowed. Balance. . . ..$ Sf'.Co 00 $1410 12 ^724SS 2.ri00 ic) ."> st; :M??4 14 . . .. 3000 00 173 13 2^26 ST .. .. 10000 00 1731 OS $26$ 02 .. .. 7000 00 S~>7 04 014 2 0C> .. . . 750 00 74 40 075 54 .. .. <i?0 00 1 > 734 35 l>ub.. .. 2000 00 175 68 1824 32 . .. 200 00 li 00 IS!) 00 4't 00 4 > 00 .. .. 2500 00 2500 00 .... 450 00 450 00 .. .. 1S00 00 327 u'J 1172 91 . . .. 4^0 00 :H 41 r:os 56 . . .. 450 00 1S2 75 207 2-> .. .. 2250 00 1833 69 416 31 .. .. 2500 00 1392 36 1107 64 .. .. 721 55 S. SAMPLE, County Supervisor, iditor. Rheumatism For Young and Old The acute agonizing pain of rheumatism is soothed at once by Sloan's Liniment. Do not rub?it penetrates to the sore spot, bringing a comfort not dreamed of until tried. Get a bottle today. RHEUMATISM Here What Others Say: "I highly recommend your Liniment as the beat remedy for rheumatism I ever used. Before using it I spent large sums of money trying to get relief of the misery and pain3 in limbs and body, so I tried your Liniment both internal and external and I found quick relief, and now am well and strong again."?Geo. Curtis, 225 N. loth St., Springfield, III. Here'f Proof "I wish to write and tell you about a fall I had down fourteen steps, and bi uised my neck and hip very bad. I could not sleep at all. I sent my wife for a 25 cent bottle of your Liniment and in two days' time I was on my feet again."?Charles Hyde, 1325Yx Prairie Ave., St. Louis, Mo. SLOANS UNlMcm for neuralgia, sciatica, sprains and bruises. All Druggists, 25c. Send four cents in stamps for a TRIAL BOTTLE Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Inc. Dept. B. Philadelphia, Pa* NOTICE OF ELECTION. n i- i. il _ nf nn <1 C.( JTUI"SUcLIlL LO Llie aUlliUUL^ ui <xn u,v< the General Assembly of tf:e State SoutJh Carolina relating to Newberry >>1 /-\/-J "Hiof nQ ccaH nf- thp last SPS on thereof, and resolutions of tl'o rustees of Newberry School District, issed in pusuance of said act, an elee5n will be held at the Council Cham r in the town of Newberry on the itla day of May, 1915, between nir >urs of S o'clock in the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon for the pur)se of voting upon the question of mtinuing the one mill levy, heretore levied for the purpose of repairs id improvements to buildings, as ar, tdition to the general fund of the disict. Those voting for the continutce of said levy shall cast a ballot hereon steall be written "For conluing the one mill levy." Those op>sed, a ballot vvhereon is written Lgainst continuing the one mill le'.j'." The Qualified electors of said dis ict are alone to vote at said election. Said election will be conducted by M. Bowers, A. C. Welch, H. L. jeers, who have been appointed manors to conduct the same. W. A. McSwain, W. G. Mayes, T TXT m riT-r? ?j. TV* x* xvrj vi. L. G. Eskridge, J. Y. Jones. OLDS & LaGRIPPE j or G doses 668 will break iy case of Chills & Fever, Colda LaGrippe; it acts on the liver ;tter than Calomel and does aci *^e or sicken. Prise 25c. WRITES OF MEDAL contains something on t e subje^M LOST DURING WAR "The medal in question seen? have been awarded to Miss Eiljfl Thomas E. Richardson, .of .Sumter,: Charleston, S. C., at the 'First^ Delves Into Old Pamphlet on Fair' of 'the South Carolina l9 I / . i. - 11 \ M \ lavuua iii^inuir, . iprouaoiy in Military nan; iu ; ton, S. C. The Hon. James I he State, 23rd. i mond delivered the address Thomas E. Richardson, judge 01 casion on t.:e opening day, Xfl probate for Sumter county, -has sent j 20, 1849, and many other medfl a letter to Gov. Manning, wnich con- \ awarded, besides the one to tains some information relative to the ! ^nt tjle names of the A j lost medal, recently returned to South winners are too numerous j Carolina by George McMillan, a fed- ; ;n a g^ort communication lifl ! eral soldier from Wisconsin. Mr. Mc- misht be well, however, ffl | Millan was in Columbia several days j claimants of the medal nfl ! ago and left the medal with the gov- j possession to consult fc.e i t-.ncr. ; Charleston Courier and Mr. Richardson's letter follows: i three or four days succeedin^^| | "1 have seen in The State today an j of November, 1S49, where theyH ! illustrated description of the medal | probably tind more on this interest^ j awarded to 'Miss Elliott' by the South subject." j 'Carolina institute in 1S49?but as C':e ? M inscription on the modal does not in- invigoratins lc the Fale and SickS dieate to which Miss Elliott it was T?eOM ?n<,raI tonJM awarded or where she was from, I gkovk's tasteless chili tonic, drrve^h , , Malaria.enrichestheblood.andbuildsupth^H j have hunted up an old pamphlet WniCu fern. A* rue tonic. For adults and rhiidrexjUB | :: i :i :: i m JjB Bridging the distance twixt^d^j you and "anywhere." jam The Bell Telephone, with its 16,000,000 miles < wire, brings millions of people within earshot <9 your voice. Many thousand of them, living within fifty or I hundred miles, can be reached for a small toll chargjj A ? /> TT/Mi iioa /\^ 4-ViIo AM xvi c juu ma&.iug use ui iuia v asi uiiugc nit y un farm, in your home or in your business. There's!? profit of time, money or convenience for you in the^ Bell Telephone if you will use it. f * Grasp the Opportunity! " Call or write the manager to-day. 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I Also descriptive literature sent upon request. Let t us help you plan your trip. | Why pay Tourist Agencies when our services are free? Address s. h. Mclean, District Passenger Agent, Columbia, 3. C. ! W. H. Tayloe, H. F. Cary, W. E. McGee, J nr. -n -r? 4 A n D A fl ir\ 1. Hi., Vj. f. vj. jt . n. m Washington, Washington, Columbia, 1 ; D. C. D. C. S.C. ' ' ? __ ft /'