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|BB Mimnaugh [A most w< to the most in\ / offered. We i J I 36 Inch 8 I Yard wide Silk Pc worth $1.00, cut to < I Pepperal Shee Iunuica^ncu x wide, as long as the each buj'er, at the y $3.00 and $3.50 Ci I I Beautiful Crepe c H I $3.50 Waists, choice H I New Umbr< B I 200 new Umbrella W I and $2.00, all marke of qo rVi I.V/Uv" - m I . New V New assortment \ I * Dresses for women, ( Jj JLW JL 1 Medical Society. Regular meeting oi the Newberry, County Medical society in Dr. Pel J ham's office Friday afternoon, June, 9th at 3 o'clock. Paper by Dr. Hou- j Jno. B. Setzler, Secretary. i v * v i * * <$> COTTON MARKET j V, <S> Aewberrj. <$> Cotton 12 1-2 ^ <s> $ 3> Prosperity, 4 I <?> Cotton 121-2 <8> IW Little Mountain. * ! <?> Cotton 12 1-2 <$> W + ' Whitmire. ? Cotton ' 12 3-4 1 ?" . it | Dr. F. C. Martin | I ftt^. Specialist! t? Examines Eyes, FitsGIassesJ | and]]Artificial Eyes. t |>If your eyes are giving youjj |> trouble don't fail to consult him^ | I Satisfaction Guaranteed, f Jj Office over Anderson's Dry* 1 ^ Goods Store. j| | I STIEFF I paittu?C MHQT I InH 3vU in j mwi 1 POPULAR r PI A N O Write for catalog and price ^ list ^ Box 165, COLUMBIA,, S. C. ] m ? S onderful showing of - * . teresting oppcrtumt nention here a few ilk Poplin at 69c >plin, in all the popular shades )nly the yard 69( sting at 25c a Yard eral Sheeting, full 2i yards lot lasts, limited 10 yds tc ard : 25c iepe de Chine Waists $1.9? le Chine Waists, $3.00 and i ... $1.98 ellas and Parasols s and Parasols, worth $1.50 d down to close out quickly, . 98c /hite Dresses 7hite Vniie and Embroidery c*/? zr\ n A $ir\ nn Fi ClIlU UJ 1 U.uu iUL uooto WUl $4.98 and $^.98 RE-EXR0LL3IEXT OF VOTERS ? Will Begin Xext Tuesday at Every | Club in the State. Columbia, June 2.?The reenroll- j ment of Democratic voters will begin j un next Tuesday at eevry club and j ward Dreeinct throughout the State, j The books have beeu shipped by Sec- j retary W. C. McGowan, of the State J Democratic executive committee, to j the forty-five county chairmen in tho State, and these in turn have distri- j buted them to the club secretaries.! The books will open on Tuesday 1 morning and every Democratic voter I must sign his name in full on the j club rolls, together with his age and | yosionice ur 5U eci, auuicss, xuc r will remain open for sixty days. Qualifications for eligibility to vote j in the Democratic primaries are: ] Citizens of the United States, two years residence in the iState, one year in the county and four months in tho i city ward or voting precinct. The j books close thirty days prior to the j first primary and all persons whose i names are not on the books by that! time will be barred from voting. STATE TAX BEYIEW BOARD Governor >ames Body to Decide Ap-! peal Cases. Columbia, June 1.?The board of re- j view of the South Carolina State tax commission was named here today by Governor .Manning as follows: J. M. j Rhett of Beaufort, business man, chairman; B. F. McLeod of Charleston ivhnlpspje merchant and Dresi IVU, ff w _ A dent of the chamber of commerce; L. L. Wagon of Union, a merchant; E. M. Croxton of Lancaster, a hanker; T. W. Berry of Latta, a farmer; J. B. iSchuler of Parler, a farmer, and D. A. Geer of Belton a merchant and farmer. The board consists of seven, one from each congressional district, j and is empowered to pass on and decide cases which are taken before them on appeals from the rulings and findings of the tax commission. *- a.: _t._? lO UTlVC uui ifiaiana And Build Up> The System Tske the Old Standard GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC. Yon know irhat yon are taking, as the formula is printed on every label, showing it is (< Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form. Hie Quinine drives out malaiia, the iro? builds up the system. 50 cents THE LEADIf X Uni * new summer goods V V y from the standpo of the many, many I Midsumme > Everybody is buying1 a 1 of new Hats and white v m week. 3 New Oxfords am New Pumps and Oxfor ? [ styles are here. Come in 1 Yds of Blei | Limited 10 yards to . a. a advertiser, special li $3.50 and $4.0C Ladies' Skirts made fr , blue serge, over one hunc rack Mill Ends in Remnants and Mill End ! 2, 2\ and 3 yd lengths, on a EPTISG GETS PLACE j VACATED BY EADY j 7..?? O "Di + nVia-P T?of7v i UiilCUn, VJct., UUliC O. i iiwigi x^c*u.j | has been released by the Macon team j and he returned to his home in Savan-1 nah tonight. Epting, a pitcher of Newberry college, S. C., who has j signed a Macon contract, will report j during the week. -\OTICE. i ' All administrators, executors, guar- J dians and other fiduciaries, are re- i quired by law to make an annual re - I turn, on or before the 1st day o' July j of each year. All persons failing to do so, will under the law forfeit their commissions for handling the estates and will moreover be liable to be sued for damages by any person or persons interested in each estate. C. . Schumpert, i 5 ? . * T-% T- ~ A _ I juage or rrouaie. June 1st, 1916. Death of Mrs. J. A. Enlow. Miss Catherine Enlow wife of Mr. J. A. Enlow died at their home in the Mollohon section of the county last Thursday morning at 1 o'clock and was buried at eBth. Eden Thursday 1 afternoon at 3 o'clock. The deceased was 72 years of age and leaves an ? i oVi fare ATr> ! ' xiubuciiiu aiiu uwu u"UB"^? * ' ** - | Walter W. Wicker and Mr . J. H. 1 Wicker. The funeral services were ' conducted bv Re\*. J. M. Fridy. S "" ? 'v ...... ] ( ' , i I j William Farnun in t "THE PLUNDERER" s Produced bv The Fox Film Co., at a Leslies Arcade, Tuesday, Jane 6. THK HERALD AND NEWS ONE t YEAR FOR $1-50. j a ^TG STORE 1 now on display, int of style, quality things on which we sr Millinery new Hat, new shipment rings go on sale here this d Patent Pumps ric: q]1 thp npw ;nmmpr VIA v A A W ?f KJ biAAAlAA Vi. and lo'?k 'em over. aching for 89c each buyer, soft finish, 0 yds for only _89c I Skirts at $1.98 om fine black and navy Ired in the lot. Bargain $1.98 Table Linen rt w>ov?im/-l in nlmn lwnn 0 luaincu in yiexiii iiguico 1 bargain table half price. ic* ^obaap^js^ ANNOUNCEMENTS ! ! FOR THE LEGISLATURE I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the house of representative, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary election. T. A. Dominick. j ^1 FOR MASTER I hereby announce myself as a can- j didate for the office of master, and ! will abide the result of the Demo-! cratic primary. G. G. 'SALE. I . I FOR SI B SUPERVISOR I am a candidate for reelection to | i tlie office of county commissioner! SUDject to uie rules ul me juciuunau-. I primary. J. \V. 2pting. j NOTICE OF ELECTION IN FORK J SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 55. i Whereas, one-third of the resident j electors and a like proportion of the j resident freeholders of the age of: twenty-one years, in the Fork school district No. 55 of the County 3f Newberry, State of South Carolina, lave filed a petition with the County Board of Education of Newberry | bounty, South Carolina, .petitioning! tnd requesting that an election be j leld in said School District on the f juestion of levying an additional tax j )f two (2) mills to be collected on all' he taxable property within the said School District. j ;Now, therefore, we tne undersign-1 id, composing the County Board of: Education * for Newberry County,! State of South Carolina, do Hereby )rder the Board of Trustees of the if'ork School District No. 55, to lold an election on the said question >f levying an additional special tax of 4 wo (2) mills to be collected on the >roperty located in the said School District, which said election shall be leld at the Fork school House in said School "District Xo. 55. on Saturday, he 24th day of June, 1916, at which aid election the polls shall he opened it 7 a. m. and closed at 4 p. m. The members of the 'Board of iTrus- t ees of said School District shall act s managers of said election. Only w- wiwi? w This week we call ' and economy the can save you mom Ladies' Silk Hose Si.00 Ladies Silk Hose, di black, white and all colors, buyer, sale price, special the New White Wi A sale of Wash Skirts, new patched pockets, materials G? special 25c White Gabar< White Gabardine 36 in wick for skirts, always sold at 25c, i Val Edges and In match sets, round three w:th braid tape, 8 and 1 Cc va LI 11 such electors as reside in said School J District and return real or personal j property for taxation, and who ex-: * hibit their tax receipts aud registra- j j tion certificates as required in general elections, shall be allowed to vote. Electors favoring the levy of; such tax shall cast a ballot contain-1 ing the word "Yes" written or print-! ed thereon, and each, elector opposed LALU1 TC Charleston and ?vu Southern Thursday, Ji Excursion Schedules ai Lv Newberry 12.15 j. J- ii.y Jl??OU " fomaria 12.48 " Peak 1.02 Arrive Charleston 7.30 Excursion Tickets will t date and schedules mentini turning on any regular ' starting point by midnight THE ISLE OF PALMS ? Opens with many new amu and bids fair to be the met ni*o ^nvirirt' fV> a onwmAn bio UlUllig OUiliiliCl* Bathing, Dancing, Boati Hotels and Restaurants. For further information W. E. McGee, g. p. a,, S Columbia, S. C. Mimnaugh's j aiues your attention I it we have yet I ?v. I _ at 50c Pair ouble heel ana toe, two pairs to each pair 50c ish Skirts sport models, with abardine and Pique, QQn iine for 19c i, a beautiful cloth priced at 19e Insertions id most, and some Jj r ilues, at yd .. 5c to such levy shall cast a ballot containing the word "No"' written or printed thereon. Given under our hands and seal this the 5th day of June, 1916. Chas. P. Barre, 0. B. Cannon. Ben M. 'Selzter, Members of Countv Board of Educa tion. ?SION )-? Isls of Palms ^ Railway me 8, 1916 id Fares as follows: * >? -? m - f. M $3 50 " $3.50 " $3.50 " $3.50 " P. M. >e good going only on ned above and good retrain to reach original Tuesday, June 13, 1916 SEASHORE SEASON sements and attractions :ca of all pleasure seekng, Fishing, High Class apply to Ticket Agfts or !. H. McLEAN, d. p. a., Columbia, S. C.