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F *. i.Xt'i L IIYL i'tOIMlTl r iNotkte is herei.y ^iven *;?c County .iiOrat 1 v i_xccuii\o . oifl- f mittee o: S*v.berry 1 aunty will koM ; a meeting ai the Courthouse at New- j berry, S. '-I . on U outlay, th<; 14th j * ~ - - 1 ^ -I -? IT iJrA />plr ; } i <iay oi ALi-ri,st, id.1. ji vr iiuw> ?., m. All members are urged to be j present, t.s this is a very important, j meeting cf the Committee. ^ At this meeting o: the Committee j all complaints will be heard and er- ; rors corrected. The members of the Committee will ; be prepared to submit their recom- | mediations for managers and toj designate tne polling places. ^ F. K. Hunter, I ^nairm-ii ; f B. B. I^eitzsey, Secretary. NOTICE OF ELECTION IN WHEE-, LAND SCHOOL DISTRICT >0. 31. j | Whereas, one-third of the resident ] electors and a like pro?x>rtion of tie resident freeholders of ,the age of twenty-one years, n the Wheeland | school district No. 31 of the County of Newberry, iState of South Carolina, have filed a petition with the County Board of Education' of Newberry County. South Carolina, petitioning and requesting that an election be held in said School District 011 the I Question of levying an additional speP cial tax of two (2) mills to be collectI ed on all the taxable property withiD ! the said-school District. Now, therefore, we tne undersign-j ed, composing the County Board of j Education for Newberry County, J State of South Carolina, do hereby! order the Board of Trustees of the ! I Wheeland School District No. 31, To : hold an election on the eaid question | I of levying an additional special tax of: I fttrn. OA min<5 tn hp POllfK'teii OT! the ! J v?v v-y ~ -- ? -property located in the said School District, which said election shall be Oieid at the Wheeland school house in s>nid School District No. 31, on Satur-j day, the 20th da\* of August, 1916, at w which said election the polls shall he opened at 7 a. m.^and closed at 4 p. ! m. - The members of the Board of Tinstees 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. a'>d who ex- f k hihit their tax receipts ai.d registra- j +i/-v?v onr+i'fi r>o t oc oc Tonnireirl in o-pn mmr k, ivu w x v u vw * a..* ^ v ?* v eral elections, sha;] be allowed to f ivote. Electors favoring the levy of i such tax shall cast a ballot contain- j irfT the xvoty' "Vp?" -?rritt.pT? O" ed thereon, and each elector opposed tn si] h ifw shall ftMSi ?. ballon con w " " I tai-cdr 'T * <e wcrd "No" written or L print; '! thereon. ^ Giv- c lender our hands and sya] Btiis th-e Hh day of August. 121C. W Chas P Parre. i O. B Cannon. P?n M. Selzter. ! Members of Countv Hoard of Educa- . 1 tion. ! | * New J? I H \ I . ' i \ A "s s V/ Hi wi 1 bracelets 3^| | chains y| wa i | r i n g s y = precious a | stones k|| the = silverware ;<a = | toilet sets ^ | 1 n r. i n i rec w ^ I 1 \l v5a"TCH?S S m 1 ,V Ml, ^BSMrST V" I I w H it* ^ 7 H JL T II Y. L. J?AI IF Jewelers an* v Newberry, Court of Conasi-Ga Pleas. Uai-.L i f Pornar J 'U... V - .. , Again.-: G. W. Kinard, Frankie A. Kinard. V*" B. Boinest. D. A. Huff. "-W P. Joant?, Emma A. Baker, The Farmers Bank and The Southern Cotton Oil Com pany, Defendants. I Pursuant to an order of court in :he above emirled anion. I will sell :o the hi^htst bidder ai public aucion,5 . before ihe court i o .se door of Newberry. ?. C.. within the le:r:;; hours of sale,' on saieday in September. 1916, the' same bel::? tl:= 4 <Iay of said month; : mi *>. - i-nt nf i;:nd in the Town of! Prosperity. county of Newberry, State; oi South Carolina, with the buildings thereon. containing fourteen hundred | and forty-four square feet, more or : less, bounded by lots of W. A. Moseley, | The Peoples Nation.*.! Bank of Pros-1 perity, by Elm street and by the pub- j lie square of said town, said lot be-j ing the property of the said Frankie i A. Kinard. iA'lso that lot, piece or parcel of! land in said town of Prosperity, county and state aforesaid, containing one acre, more or less, bounded by Lands of A. P. Dominick, E. 0. Counts and Mrs. Sallie Cook, the same being the property of the said Geo. W. I Kinard, having been conveyed to him j 1- T-? TTT T' - 3 1 HotA.l I Dy r ranctib w. jrv;ii<xi u, u > ucva 4 j the 18th day of May, 1904, and of, record in the office of the clerk of court for said county in Deed Book , page , it bting whtre the said Geo. W. Kinard now resides. Terms of sal: One-half of tlje pur-;1 chase money to be paid in cash, the balance in twelve months, the credit portion to be secured by bend of the purchaser ana mortgage 01 uie prem- i \ i ises sold; the buildings thereon to be; insured for their insurable value ana' the policy assigned to the Master as! addition collateral; said credit portion! to bear interest from the day of- sale ; Lit the rate of eight per cent per an- \ num unt il pai<A in full, payable j .on?voiiif oQiri >.nd mortsrase to 1 i 11 U ? i i ^ J OUiU ? j provide for ten per cent attorney's fee in case of collection by suit or by an attorney; the purchaser to be allowed to anticipate payment of all or any part of the credit portion at any ' t:me. The lots will be sold separately. I The successful bidder on each lot, as j a:: evidence of good faith, will be required to deposit with the Master; fiftv dollars, or a ceritfied check for said amount, and will be required to oompK- with the terms of sale within l ? * u?a j i V/ iii V?1 J* vj ? . vi * C , Xix V. ciO C ii V " - ^ * ^ ^ ^ r? . V - ? c ^ ^ n '11 the sp!: premises on the following a: *\? r:~\- of *-e~former pur<naser. The purchaser will be required to pay for papers and revenue stamps. H. H. Rikard. Master. A crust 7, 1936. l?__f 3weiry 4 1 We have many new dens in Jewelry. Green, hite and Yeliow Gold. See our line of Bracelet itches which were once >ught a novelty but now agnized by ail women and ;n at various occupations a necessity or every day * w J \rs & CO. : & Opticians ijuuiu vas ujina |l a / (,\'T ( L-'Unrl ,c.s: l.'* Till :17Y-MX.' i's m <. Parries I: :m flrli.irii.. li.jt; oners?V>'^ut <i < re?-k ihi i'i liiiiik, i Miidlesboro, Xy., A;,g. 3.?The i death, list due to the flood on Blair s ! Creek, Clayborne County, Tennessee, ' was increased to thirty-six late to night, when fuller reports from the ; ; hooded district were received here. : From parties who have returned from ; the stricken district it was lea-neJ that Thomas M:-Lee. his wife and sev- ; erai c.i.dren, and Lob Chj.miey ami j his wife, liave been aduci to the j death list, bringing the total up to j thirty-six. jj i The water was reported to be verv ! j * t slow in subsiding, and for that rea-| t son tbe creek hud not i-een ioilowei \ 1 the entire distance, ten miles, to its j mouth. Until this is done it will no: be known how many persons have} been drowned. j So far only four bodies have been 1 found. Everything lalonj Blair's j Creek has been washed away. Jn j some places the water Lad run up on j the mountain side thirty feet. D. C. Edmonds, whose wife and four j children wer droewned, escaped after j being washed for five miles among j driftwood. Two of Edmond's chil dren were found alive on drift timber j three miles from home. Edmonds said he was awakened at 3 o'clock this morning by tne roaring or tne nooo. Water was ail around his house, and a foot deep on the floor. Before he j could awaken the family, the b'uilding was moved from its foundation and started floating down the stream > Edmonds said the creek was full of j -o r> ci ?~i H i V> ^ f V* & I 141 lie ?? uuu ux-u u vc: io u.' vi i-JL- ii\/ v?. v j not know how he got out of the buil- j din?, or how he was piled on the j bank. ? | Some of the survivors tell thrilling!I tales of escape, but others say that j I the water came upon them during the j r.igni ariG cnai Dfiurt: uit-y .jiuu j to See. tiieir homes were being v/r.sii- | ed away. . j Rescue parties stayed in the valley 1 j tonight with the expectation that j ( they could start work in earnest in I the morning if the waters began to j recede. Cures Old Sores, Other rtemeffies Won't 30*. ! The worst cases, no matter of how long: standing:, are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr. | Porter's Antiseptic Keaimg un. ii relieves [ Paia and Heals at the vr* time. 25?:,50c, Jl.ft I _ f I I J j JANE GREY In "MAI ? ? r-a-i Opera House lue r>i a cc This is the s j you want nic ware. Here's get it. Drinking Glass Je]lv Glasses. I " "7 Uorne to sef. us. Mm i ayes dock an The House of a 1 I I t I7~> t ywy <?, *r? w;. <PT? n rnone Phi IiU? j ^'O t f . AG 25 doz Ladie; ity China Silk with frills, he: 46. Regola T"! 1 1 1 his sale 01113 Mail order.* postage. m ui It me woonex 1216-20 Mail 1 Buy the ^Fen velope. Twc ways $1.00. at fi&crfrv,jKV-v A f.' | . ~ N AND HIS ANGEL" j isday August 8th I j ______ j I , | WARE 1 i I ieason when * V :e clear glass ) the place to i t es, Tea Glasses, ; i . I thousand Things ' J T3T*~ V>? /f If *"|p J| ^Hf T c;si, [ cat Jim ? r aidi 3 Waists, made some embn m iOrl JLJL1?> C WV r $1.25 and ; j each * ?r? i 5 ruled. bend Store Tlii i St, N i Waist" in the > new styles ea< Take Tare of Your Children's Feet. . ;i the July American Magazine D: Arthur R. Reynolds, former healt -nr." troubles that can make life mis erai.-i" and that come from feet tl:^ wore neglected in childhood. Ami n other things lie says: '"Children should go barefooted a al! times wiiile indoors and throug the summer. They should never wea any foot covering at any time that i any way distorts the toes or any pai of the- foot, or that interferes in an way with its normal growth, and d( velopment. The same may be said < adults. "Any reform in the shape of shoe must begin with the shoemaker's las Representing Fire Insuran 1">T7 wr j McMaster. | I will be glac ! insurance o: | cantile buildi i in os. m? Jb />?i As ? ANGER ^ ,^ers Sale ; of fine qual)iuered? some A n z' Dizes 6<o to $1.50 values. - 75c \ 5c extra for \ uwcuigei 3 Ladies' Store \ ewberry, S. C. ! seal pac enDh week. A Is Shoemakers do not seem to be able to r. 'get away from form and" beauty in j. shaping it. It is shaped largely by c . . anti is pointeu iiiiU. t' ^ up >- | at the toe. Xo normal foot is so *-! shaped. The only rational last is ? made from a plaster cast of the foot , while bearing weight, and the mold , : can be made onlv of some semi-solid IX ; " ' ^ ' material that hardens when cool or r ; dry. There is little hope of getting a n ; rationally shaped shoe until the wood .f j en last is totally discarded. It is safe L . v i to assert that good-looking and non; deforming shoes can be made without> >s j THE HERALD AND NEWS OXE t. ; YEAR FOR OXLY $1.50. - .piM?wTrw-rnnnn?nail in i?in ' a&JF <f a^? W0 I several good n wri Ml/iC LV-C V'UiiipctiJito f Commissioner i to write your n brick mer7 ngs and dwell .. 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