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mmmmmamHmammrnmmmmmBmmmmHHHi ~ m Who A<\ f Payment to the Confedera collected by the Federal Gove on cotton. A law prohibiting the irt negroes in the city of Washinj I A rural credit law which wi to own his own home. I The restriction of immigrati ^ An army and navy of suffic "honor and dignity of the natic The enactment of laws that and profitable. (Federal aid for public high Federal inheritance tax. I Payment of pensions to old I Strict enforcement of Civil I A fair division of profits be I IMPS ^naa Get a Ford thei come. Price now , Touring Roads Detroit Distributor for No 4 Toi a* JH WJ? *r ??i.-. JUKI VBWttlBAo I lie State. Vhitffiire, Aug. 17.?Mis* SMa.ry i JPavkim?, a most estimable ycman cf Chester county, died at Whitanire Tues?fciy at the age of 38 years. The fun *raJ services -were conducted at the Xbenezer Wettaodis* Episcopal church county yesterday, iby the Rev. T. H. Sto&eh, paster #f t&e Seoood Be^tisi Bgtok pHIHIHEj | ^ *i E ? l l U IN A L L )R CONGRESS ivocates: it? veterans of the money rnment from the illegal tax ermarriage of whites and ?ton. il enable the thrifty tenant or* by stringent, laws. ient strength to anaintam the >EL wili make farming attractive ways. rivil nervif.p ftrnniflveejL Service rules. tween capital aqd labor. : I j i you can go ana r only $360. ter $345 f. o. b. P. B. O'DELL, | raship, Whitmire, S. C. rOntTvvVi -nf iffhc?o4^T* v* ctuvwtvva Miss Daw-kins was a devoted member of the Methodist rfhurch and was J always interested in good works and was ever active in the Master's -cause She is survived by one brother, W. E. Dawkins ^ ters, Mrs. M. L?. Auatin of Chester,!] and Mrs. John W. Gibaon of WJrftmire. j J NEWS OF ST TAUL'S. St. Paul's, Aug. 16, 1916.?Miss Novice Kibler returned home Monday after spending several weeks visiting relatives and friends. Mr. Hu^h EDtine left Saturday for Columbia where he takes a business course in Macfeat's Business College. KTe wish him suucess. Miss Olga Dreher ( and brother, Ernest, left last Tuesday for their home in Charleston after spending i shprt while with Mrs. R. E. Bedenxiugh. Misses Leola and Annie-Ma Bedenbaugh accompanied them. I At. Roy Young and Mr. Ben Besv risited In .the community last weeK. Mr. -.nnd Mrs. Henry Furr and family >f Concord, N. C., and Dr. "W. L Kib-1 er of Lexington, N. C., have returned lome after & brief stay with Mr. fW. H. Kibler. Mr. J. J. Kibler wenr I vith them and returned last Satur-1 lay. He reported better roads in the j )!d north state made by mixing clay md sand. Y?Thy not try the same here j jy bonding our state. On Monday night, Aug. 7, Mrs. J. J. j \ibler entertained ;i few young folks n honor of tlie visitors in the com-j n unit v. Seven couples enjoyed rook : : | notice of .lruy mwnving. , Notice is hereby given that we, the mdersigned Jury.Commissioners for! dewberry county, S. C., will at the | >ffice of the Clerk oij Court for j dewberry county at nine o'clock a. i n., September 1st, 1916, openly and vublicly draw tlie names of thirtyiix (36) men, who' shall serve as 3etit Jurors at the Court of Common ^leas, which will convene at Newberry >ourt House September 18th, 1916, md will continue for one week. Chas. P. Barre, Jas. B. Halfacre, Jno. G. Goggans, JTnnr irVvm.mioei-n-nX*??v_ -w t v?o iui i^cw u^iirjv j County, S. C. August, 21st, 1916. OoDortunih II ? At Your Door Ev< You Let Him In? Will Tell 1 No. 51?Five-room coi and conveniently locafc Price only $1,300, terms a bargain. No. 61?Nine-room re; four out buiidings, sple: laundry, electric lights a No. 65?Ten room re* with large lot, electric li This is one of the best I< with some improvenu extra nice home. Price No. 66?Four room co $800 No. 78?Four room he L. depot, $700. No. 71?Five-room ho Mayer Avenue. Price on] No. 70?Four lots, Jon? No. 7?130 acres lands convenient to church and borhood. I No. 65? 110 acres lard berry, 2 tenant houses am way. Splended place for good investment, at the i No. 69?270 acres, Nat acres timber and about Three tenant houses. Oi Clinton. Wanted: 10 sha Mill Stock. For Sale: 10 i Bank Stock. and afterv;ards, ice cream and calce was served. All reported a pleasant time. Election day will soon be here ? IJ T-% voters, cuusiuer wen, yuur cxiuice. iu ycur hands lie the future possibilities aid you are intrusted with the seal of our posterity. maMil % NOTICE. By virtue of the power vested in me by tie authority given, in a Distress Warrant issued by B. V. Chapnan. Aeent for G f! Boland. vs. L. M. Badham for- rent ill arrears, I will sell, at public auction, to the highesbidder for cash, on Friday, August 25th, 1916, at the house on the Northeast coner of College and Johnstono streets, in the town of Newberry, S. C., formerly occupied by L. M. Badham, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, the following goods and chattels, to wit: , ^ , 1 straw i ittee. 1 straw rocker. 6 center tables, 1 arm chair, 6 leather bottom chairs. 8 cane bottom chairs,! round center table, 2 art squares 9x13. 1 ami rocker, 2 boys desks. 1 barrel o: c-ixina. 2 box of china, o bed steads and springs, 1 child's crib, 9 mattresses. 10 large pillows. 3 bolsters. 2 small pillows. 9 blankets. 10 comforts. 5 washstjnds, 3 dressers and contents. 1 side board, 1 dining table, S cane chairs. 2 rockers, 1 hall mirror and towel rack, 1 china closet. 1 centre table, 1 box of knives, forks and spoons, kitchen utensils, etc., children's books, etc., winter suits and coats, 10 rugs, hall and stair carpet. Terms of sale?Highest bidder for cash.. 1'^ * ? ? ^ TTtiesw A n.fni pf 9 11 JUG Ui r i iua ? , .^uguoi jvw, 1916, at 11 o'clock a. m. Place of sale?House in Newberry, S. C., on 'Northeast comer of Johnstone and College streets. Pope L. Buford, Agent. wr li i finocks ery Day. Won't J. A. Burton fou How. Wage practically new ed on College Street ; reasonable. This is sidence on Glenn St., adid arrangement for nd city water. idence on Main Street, ights and city water. JC4uuii5 in iuwu auu :nts would make ac only 13,000. ttage on Nance Street, rase and lot near C. N. iuse with large lot on ly $1,600. W1/?U4 as property, priv^ss xigiiw . iix miles from Newberry, school, in Trinity neigh- * 2 miles east from New i barn, on public higha home and wouid be a ight price. i j han Johnson place, 40 four horse farm open, i road from Jalapa to I res Farmeis Oil j i I 5 shares National I iRTON ? ?Jl PINFY WOOD'S FARMERS UMOX AJJSCAL PICMCi Pincr* Woods Fariders Union will' hold their rjinucl picnic 'A-ugict 26, nerr Piney Woods church- Tha public is cordially invited. Following is the pre cram: Winter Legumes?Mrs. J 'W. Shealy. ' Best Methods for Building up the iJ Rural Schools?Rev. J. B. Harmon. J Rural Cooperative Creamery?Rev. J. L. Cromer. ^ Should the Public HJghT/ays fee taammmmmmmmmmmmmrnammtmammammmmmmmmm WOODMEN? FYfi II -:-T< AND RE WEDNESDAY, I VI SOUTHi The following Schedule i will appiy from points namLv Greenville " Piedmont " Pelzer " Williamston '* Anderson '1 Belton ; " Honea Path - ' ^ ' uonaias " Shoals Junction '' Ab1)eville " Hodges 4 4 Greenwood " Ninety-Six ' Dyson " Chappells " Oldtown Silver Street '' Newberry i 1' Prosperity i '* Pomaria i '4 Peak i (" Columbia x..j Ar Charieston i (Children 6 and under i Returning Excursion Tr at 12:00 neon* Friday, Sej Columbia about 4:30 p. m, Greenwood 7:30 p, m.. Ah day. Tickets good [only c direction. This train will be run ur WOODMEN OF THE accommodation of its men friends. Everybody mvite< of coaches and room for c teotis attention. A splendid opportunity t of Charleston with its ma U. S. Navy Yard, the [Ba\ i and Submarines docked th I of Palms and Sullivan s Is ? r l resorts. tine surj oauuru and dancing at the public % Take the family a at the seashore on tri WOODMEN OF THE V W. A. McCall, Piedmont, S. ( S. C.; W. H. Sullivan, Williams IBelton, S. C.; R. L. Davis, Hon< Anderson, S. C.; B. W. Tribble, Ware Shoals, S. C.; Elbert F. W Ellison, Ninetv-Six, S. C.; J. J F. H. Campson, Newberry, S. C S. C. BEN. J Bay Tickets From Raii Ri on T For further information, ap W. E. McGee, A. G. P. A., Columbia, S. C. w* kejjv. P* j, Greenville, S. C i ?? . : - \ , . ; . . .. J>niit aud Maintained b/ Taxaton?-? Hon. C. M. Efird. The 'Natural Resources of Sc-utli Carolina?Col. E. J. Y/alson. The Two-in-one feature day at the Opera House Tuesdays is growing in popularity. Only for Tuesdays the night show begins tat 7:30. This te ywing to the lengthy program, which, however, is for the same regular price of admission, always five and tea :ents. \ mhdhhbhbbbvhhhhHIMMBMBHBHHHMI im WORLD RSION m, s. c. TURN IDG. 30,1916 ERN RY md low round trip fares ed below: . 6:30 am $4.00 [6:55 am 4.00 , , 7:08 a m < 4.00 j 7:13 am 4.00 .7:18am 4 00 7:38 am 3.5c , 7:53 am : 3-50 X-nt a m ... * - W,VJ " * ------ 8:10 am 3 25 ; 7:50 am 3.25 ; 8:25 am 3 25 J 8:43 am 300 Q:05 am 3.00 9:15 am 3.00 9:26 am . . .. 2.75 9:40 am z.75 1 9-43 2-75 0:00 am. 2.50 0:15 am 2.50 0:32 am 2 50 0:47 am 2.50 1:30 am ^:oo p m o voorc rVM half forp I ! " J * ?**? ~? ?- / am will leave Charleston jtemher 1st. arriving at ? Newberry 6:00 p. m.% beville 8:00 p. m., same m special train in each ider the auspices of the WORLD*and for the ibers, their families and d to go with us. Plenty ill Good order. Couro visit the Historical city ny attractions.. See the \ ttleships, Torpedo Boats i ere now. Visit the Isle ) land, the famous seashore ; j. Good fishing, Music lavillion. 1 nd spend 2 days this inexpensive p. YORLD COMMITTEE 1: W. E* Thorn dsoh. felzer. - / - - A. * ' ton, S. C.; W. 0. Banister, 2a Path. S. C.; J. A. Cook, Donalds, S. C.; J. J. Jackson, hite, Abbeville, S. C.; R. A" S. Addison, Chappells, S. C.;. j J. W. Spearman, Greenwood^ ?RANKLIN, Chairman, Greenwood, S. C. >ad Agents. None Sold rain. ply to local agents, or to S* H. McLean, D. P. A. {Vfelumkia 5 r . R. Anderson, S. B. tl, IL _ j a*?> Anderson, S. C. I