Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"JUST OF REGISTRANTS REGISTERED SEPT. 12TH Z2SJ0?Yank Rfnrtpr PrmtA fi Wwhpr ry, (col.) -2S21?Clarence Henderson, Newberry (col.) -2S12?JohnBeaty, Newberry, (col.) -3813?James Young, Newberry, (col.) -2M4? Ma'achy Bird, Foute 6 Nether ry, (col.) ^2S25?Eddie Abrams, R. F. D. Kinards (col.) ^?816?John Rogers. Route 6. Kinard; (col.) i"2S17?Will Renwick, Route 6, New berry, (col.) tSSlS?Allen Henderson, Route 6, New -2S19?George Presley Kinard, Route 2 Kinards, (col.) .^2S20?Paul Werts, Newberry; (col.) -3&21?John Epps. Newberry, (col.) -2S22?Bet Boyd Franklin, Route Newberry.' "^2S23?Leo Glenn, Route 6, Newberry (col.) -zszi?tfaagen riestar, Koute u, .\e\v terry, (col.) "2S25?Y. J. Sanders, Route 6, Newber ry, (col.) 2^26?Abe lien wick, Newberry, (col.; -3827?"V\"alter Abrams, Route 2, Kin ards, (col.) -2;?S?Tom Caldwell, Route 6, New ierty, (col.) -Ernest McMorrls, Newberry (COM T:; c?Thomas Herd Cromer, Route 6 Newberry. -2831?Richard Henderson, Route 6 Newberry, (col.) 3S32?Wilbur Hayne Abrams, Route 6 Newberry. 2823?Clarence Carlisle Glenn, Rouu 6, Newberry. -3SS-4?Eugene Clarence Folk, Rote 6 Newberry. 2835?William Edwin Elmore. Route 6 TCewberrv. "2836?Robert Glenn. Route 6, Newberry, (col.) 2837?Frank Marshal, Route 6, Newberry, (col.) -2838?Wallace Callioun Cromer, Rout? 2, Newbsrry. 2839?Henry James Suber, Route 2 Newberry, (col.) i :2840?James Summers, Route 6, Newberry, (col.) ^2841?Tom Walker, Route 6, Newberry, (col.) 28*2?Elex Kinard-, Route 2. Kinards, (col.) -2S43?Frank Goggans, Route 6, Newberry*, (col.) -2844?Thomas Bernard Carlisle, Route Newberry H JDoes This S< Look Good to1 Fuel is high ? here is economy and a perfecth save the gas half of th( stoves, with the fuel sav 11 Cole's Origins 1,1TWB ' ':'Vi!Tl ! !'I":"." "".]!ii; ': 1!j'"'-,11. |||ti t . I ] Cheer Our . ("The army lives on boys at the iront and in when these longed for e J| postmark eoncain pictun fj far towai ds making lig fm sons. Mother, Father, |;I hearts write the soldier and you can send them [ I every week with very lit if folder to put them in, a | liave your picture with i; , f Frame his picture in t handsome silver photo f: .'J boys' picture a dignifiec (your dresser or writing rest upon it every morni Honor your soldier ' Hang it in your front dc Call and see my stock identification card hold* can also make a frame 1 /?oron rn/?tni*AS Will he vuuiy j/ivvwivw. . . .? my line/ I Mayes'Book * ? The House of a N M .???m?mmmmmmmmmmm?m~mm?mm ?. I Buy Libe \ .6, Newbtrry. 2845?Drayton Galloway, Route 6, Newberry, (col.) 2846?Charlton Thomas Cromer,! Route 6, Newberry. 2847?Ben Griffin Franklin, Route 6, r, Newberry. 284S?Paul Young, Route 6, Newborrv, I (col.) 2849?Breston Brown, Route 2, Kinards. (col.) 2850-^Sims Sligh, Route 2, Kinards, . >, (col.) 2851?Pet Henderson, Route t>, i\ewberr/, (col.) 2852?Johr Wesley Duckett, R. F. D.' Newberry, (col.) 2853?James Henry Duckett, Route 2. Kinards, (col.) j 2854?Eddie McFall Henderson, Route; !. 6, Newberry, (col.) 2855?General Washington Crosson, j Route 6, Newberry (col.) 2856?William Martin Suber, Route 6, j i> Newberry. 2857?George Johnson, Route 6, Newberry, (col.) 285S?Fletcher Miller, Route 2, Kinnrri? Onll | 2S59?S;m Toianrl, Routs 6, Newberry, j -| (col.) j 2860?George Counts, Route 6, New ) i berry, (col.) - i 2S61?Samuel Wesley Derrick, Route 6, Newberry. -.'2802?John Milton Sims, Newberry,! I (coh) _ j ,! 2863?William. Beaty, Newberry, (col.) ! 2864?Jessie Lyles, Newberry, (col.) j , j 2865?Thomas Erwin Chandler, Route j 6, Newberry. , 2866?Willis Nance, Route 6. New-! j berry, (col.) j , 2S67?BeJton Peister, Route 6. New-1 ViAi-nr </-> n 1 1 ; wvn;, \WA., J 2S68?Zeb Ga.ilrnan, Route 6, Newber-j I ry. (col.) , 2869?Albert Amelia Sligh, Route 2, | Kinards. , 2870?William Shirey Kentz, Route 6,1 Newberry. j - 2871?Tom. V. McCrackin, Route 2, Kinards, (col.) j 2872?Ben Haskell Caldwell, Route 6, Newberry. i 2873?Jim Gillick Glenn, Route 6, j Newberry. , 2874?Henry Pettus Baker, Route 6, Newberry. \ 2875?Charlie Marshall King, Route 6, Newberry. | 2876?Richard Coleman Carlisle, New-1 berry. | , 2877?Will Brown, Route 6, Newberry, j (col.) - ~ /% . 12878?jonn uounis, xtoute o, iicwuci-j ry, (col.) I , 2879?Hamp Adams, Rout3 6, Newber-. i mnmmpmm?mmmmmmmmmmmmmmummmmmummmmmm i . | ardware Co. *i . . I a way to gain big fuel gj 7 heated home. Why not j| 5 coal wasted by all other || in g J il Hot Blast I No.1,5 I' : " 1 ? ? i Soldier Boys. j letters" is the way the i the camps put it, and invelopes with the home ?s of homefoiks, they go hter hearts and happier' Sister, Wives and 5 weet'S often. Buy a Kodak a picture of ihe family ;tle cost. L have a nice ? it n 1 nd your soidier win always lim. | ;he best. Get one of our rames. Give your soldier 1 setting and place it on desk where your eyes can ing and evening, boy with a service flag. >or. : of stationery, photo and 2nd nhoto frames. I for your family group and glad to have you inspect & Variety Store Thousand Things. | f rty Bonds J ry, (col.) 2SS0?Jeff Abrams, Newberry, (col.2881?Jasper Henderson, Newberry (col.) 2SS2?Cage Henderson, Newberry (col.) 2883?James Simpson Renwick, Route 6, Newberry. 2884?John Erwin Renwick, Route C Newberry. 2885?Thomas LovinsJia Hargrove Route 2, Kinards. 2856?Odelle Suber, Kinards, (col.) 2857?Silas Young, Newberry, (col.) 288S?Joseph Benjamin Dominick Route 6, Newberry. 2889?Tcm Griffin, Route 6, Kinards (col.) 2890?Rufus Hamilton Xibler, Route 6 Newberry. 2891?Ecid ie Jones, Route 6, Newberry (col.i 2892?John Epps, Route 6. Newberry (col.) 2893?Edd Henderson. Newberry, (col.j 2894?Albert Louis Jones, Newberry. OOO" Uoi/ia 7itir ? O "'*> A X- * U/JAV/i , a ^ V* ?? UK i. i J . 2596?Luther A. Tow, Route 5, Nowberry. 2597?Mallie Calvin Broswell, Newberry. 2S9S?'Simon Lonnie Shealy, Route 5 Newberry. 2899?William, Franklin Campbell 1322 North Cedar St., Salisbury N. .' 2900?George Adam Epting, Route 3, Newberry. 2901?John Thomas Miller, Route 3 Newberry. 29C2?Bennie Davis Summer, Newberry. 2903?Sheppard Gorden Sutton, Newberry. 290-1?Seljy Joseph Richardson, Newberry. 2905?David Rody Rivers. Newberry. 2;)0C?Dwigbt Wesley Jones, 21S Caidwell St., Newterrv. 2907?James Edgar McConnell, Newberry. 2908?William Anderson Coyle, Newberry. OQArt r\i f Po VanrKnrm* < /?n1 \ ~?7Vwf L/UOl VAX l&l , ^ ?? A J , \ VtVSA./ 2910?William Busier Caldwell, Route 4, Newberry, (col.) 2911?Will Farron. Newberry (col.) 2912?El2ie John Willingham, Newberry. 2913?Moody Cannon, Newberry. 2914?Loroy Gant, Newberry. 2915?Eulas Smith, Newberry. 2916?Clarence Edward Hancock, Newberry. 2917?Arthur Francis Griffin, Newberry. 2918?John Boyd, Newberry, (col.) 2919?Martin- Alexander Rowland, Newberry. 2920?James Grover Lever, Newberry. 2921?Daniel Clifton Driggers, Route 5, Newberry. 2922?Cloyd Hillard Jackson, Newberry. 2923?O.scar Cleveland Wilson, Newberry. j 2924?John Henry Ray, Newberry. 2025?Ernest Walter Hair, Newberry. 292G?William Steward Goiding. Nev.fcerry. ^ 2927?Cornelius Adam Counts, Rout-4 5, Newberry. 2925?John William Davis, Newberry. 2930?Myers McDuffie Player, Newberry. 2931?.Henry Buford Scurry, Route 5, Newberry, (col.) 2922?-William DeWalt, Newberry, (col.) 2932?Simon Maddox, Newberry. 2931?jaoob William Shealy, Rout:; 5, V pu-hf>rrv 2925?Ernest Cleveland Shealy, Newberry. 29oC?Oscar Otheil Burton, Newberry. Mollohcii. 29C7?Selleince Gray. Player St., Newterry, (col.) 2938?Levi David Stone. Newberry. Route 5. 293:)?Ec-n Tames Craft, Newberry. 2940?Thomas Henry Brock." Newberry. ? 2941?Henry Patrick Powell, Newberry, Mollohon. on<o gTsi/iori Hiv 7plis Harmon, New im \J~1 I ilUVii -- berry, Mollohon. 2942?Isaac Walter Davenport, Newberry. Mcllohon. 2944?Thon?.iS Cliapuell Banks. Newberry, Route 5. ? 2945?James Riley Hensiov, Mollohon, Newberry. 2946?Oscar Eugene Wood. Mollohon, Newberry. 2947?Robert Galhran, S2f? Hunter St., Newberry, (col.)2948?Eelton Boozer. Newberry, (col.) 2049?Jesse Bcvd, Newberry, (col.i 2950?Richard Carr. Moljolion, Newberry. 2951?Jacob Jerome S<?nn, Newberry Route 5. ~ " T > r~n^V<^-n 2952?Wesley starun .tones. .wuuwuw.i Newberry. 2953?Paul Stribble, Mollohon. Newberry. 2951?Pickens Fred Shirey. Mollohon Newberry. 2955 ?George Luther Perkins, Mollohon. Newberry. 2950?Isiah Terrance Tinvmerman Johnstone St., Newberry. 2957?John Cl:ne Lattimore," Mollohon Newberry. 2958?James Franklin Hardy, Mollo hon, Newberry. 2959?Walter Daniel SMllwell, Mollohon. Newberry. 2960?James Franklin McConv.r!' Newberry. 2961?John Mack Talbert. Newberry Route 3. 29t2?George Garhard Miller, Newberry. Route 3. 2y63?Edgar Beaumont Feagle. Jaiapa, Route 3. 2964?Clark Ivy Abrauis, Newberry Route 3. 2965?Oscar Hugh Abrams. Newberry Route 3. 2966?James Monroe Bickley, Jalapa Route 3. 2967?Benjamin Franklin Griffin Jalapa. Route 3. 296S?Jimmie Cannon, Newberry Route 3, i col.) 2969?Mark Dudley. Newberry. Rout 3. Box 4S, (col.) 2970?Jim Adams, Newberry, Route 3 (col.) 2971?~^ab Grier. Newberry, Route 3 Box 46, (col.) 2972?Jim Sligh. Newberry, Route 3 fiQ < r-nl 'I I'VA * v. w . , 2973?Fred Gilliam, Newberry, Route 3. fool ) Continued on page seven) MmmiaT %T'" THE STATE OF SOI'TII CAROLINA, Comity of >*ewberry. COURT COMMON PLEAS. Malzetta Robinson, Lou Griffin, Anna Daniels. Lucy Bak^r, Nancy E kles. i Mary E. Redick ar.d Emma Hami!1 ton, Plaintiffs. against Lewis Childs, Dora L. Uirds, Lthel h. Mullen, Eeatrice E. Sims, Carrie Belle Childs, Eugenia F. Childs and 0. W. Childs, Jr., Defendants. By virtue of an order of the court in the above entitle'! action, the Master will sell at public outcry to the highst bidder, within the legal hours of sale on Monday, salesday, November 4. 1918. ^efore the courthouse at Newberry, iS. C., the following described property to wit: A two-story frame dwelling house and 7-8th of an acre of land, lyins: and being situate in the ' town cf Helena, Newberry county, South Oro!;na, the sqme be'ne: th? home of tLe late Rev. Childs (colored) , deceased, and boundsd on the north by lands now or formerly of Thomas ' Gilliam, on the east and south by lon^s now or formerly of Lewis and . Anthony Wright. and cn the west oy land now or formerly of Ella Gilliam Torms of sale: One-third of the pur. chase to "be paid in cash. the balance ? / in two eanal annual installments, at ' the rate of 8 per cent per annum from dav of sal?, until na;d in full. The credit oortion to be secured bv the "bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the nre^v'ce^ s-"?M Thp said bond and mortgage to provide for the payment of taxes and 10 per cent attorney's fee~. if same shored be nlaced nfi-et* 7ns>turif.v in t>e hands of an attorney for collection; and the dwelling situated thereon said land secure! against anv fire 7os? un to the full insurable valre of said dwelling, and ! nniicv of insurance assigned to the Macter ab additional security. The bid. when accepted, to be confirmed by the immediate payment of fifty dollars to the Master, and the full terms , of sale to be. complied with in five davg from dav ^f otherwise the premises -will be resold on the succeeding saleday, at the risk of the forme- mirthsser. The purchaser to pay for deed, mortgage, revenue stamr>s and re^or^ing of deed and i mortenf*. wUh leave to the purchaser ! to pay his whole bid in cash. | H. H. Rikard, Master. I , Master's Office, Oct. 11, 1918. I ! 666 cures Chills atiu Fever. 8-5 tf ; - - ! THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Newberry. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. The National Bank cf Newberry, of Newberry, S. C. Plaintiff, Against Olin H. Lan*, as Administrator of the ; personal estate cf Lane. deceased, Zonie Xeil L^ne. Xellie Neal Lane. E. M L-ne, F'oyd Xeal Lane, i Fdi'h Xeal Lane. B. C. Matthews, j Terry 7Ich Company and King Hardware C^mnnny, Defendants. Pi-rsvant to the o-der of the Court in the above case I will sell at public i. - i ~ ^ ?? Virvnco nr> OUli ry a1- i\ewu;rrv cum iyronf',~ tUrk ' -'1 C.zy of November, 101V d "":T1?- the 'esral hours rf sale ;o fVe h;ghe"+ b'dder the~efor the follow^? described lr.nds, viz:? .A11 that tract or plantation of lard in Newberry cornty, South Carolina. - eontiinfn? two hundred and twenty '2?0^ tornded on the north by hnr^ of C!=;or?e Johnstcne. east by i public ro-id leading from Prosperitv p^cs?rt? t^e CroMvell place and the Pikard plare, south bv lands of 0. B Mayer ?nd the lands of Henry Sligh. and the e\*ens'on of Harrington ' street of the town of Newberry known as the Sligh road. This land lies part* - - - - ? *? -*11 X A.1.^ ly w^Jvn nnci paruy wiuiout me w; ^ orate limits of the trwn of Newberry. he'ng the land conveyed to Rrne^t m. Dane bv the plaintiff on t*e 21st day of November. 1913. There v.-ill he excepted from this sale eleven " 1-100 acres heretofore conveyed by Ernest M. L3ne to Col'n L. Graham. Under the direction of said ord-?r . I will offer the said premises for sale in the lots or parcels into which the ' said p-mise-s were heretofore divided i . for the purpose of sale in the case of Wallace B. Todd, vs The National '( Rank of Newberry, et al., defendant;, i plats of said sub-divisions being al! ?-*- J. - -J - on tile in mis court in sam tasc, mc ,' same being represented by plats one : to eight both inclusive, plat number ' 10 and so much as remains of the ' parcel represented !by plat number 9 was not sold to Colin L. Graham . j which will be sold with the parcel represented by plat number 10, and ; Just received?'Best lot Cedar shingles ever bougnt. L.angiora & du>u. ardt. 10-4 Ct 666 cures Malaria Fever. 3-5 t? i | SuDsoibe to The Hera'd and Ne'v.s ? i< . i >;< ui.?. I will then offer the premises as ( whole. If the aggregate of the bids of the sale in parcels exceeds the bid for the premises as a whole I will convey the several parcels to the several ij purchasers therefor. If however, the bid for the premises as a whole exceeds the aggregate of the bids for -v ; the separate parcels then I will con vey the premises to purchaser of thi same as a whole. TEPIVIS OF SALE: One-third of the purchase money in cash, and the balance in two equal payments on a credit of one and two years with interest from the day of sale to be se- . cured by the bend or note of the purchaser or purchasers, and a mor*rro ?-?/ > f Via rvromicnc r/intn'nin? 4. fcafcC Ul 1 the usual stipulation for the payment of attorneys fees in ease of suit, action or foreclosure,?purchaser or purchasers to pay fcr all papers, stamps and recording, with leave to any purchaser or purchasers to anticipate the * rvqvmpnt nf the credit nortion our- 7 ? - - -r - - . ^ chase money in whole or in part at -v any time. j Purchaser or purchasers will he re- J quired to comply with the terms of J sale within five days, and upon fail- c ure so to comply I will sell the prem- ? vises on the next succeeding salesdav 2 on the same terms at the risk of the g defaulting purchaser or purchasers. > ? ? ? , * H. H. KiKara. \ Master for Newberry County, i October 10th. 1918. ' ? ed j THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ed Connty of dewberry. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, j ? Mary L. Rawls, plaintiff, against } Nancy C. Barre and others, defend- t ants. t By authority of a decree of the r Court of Common Pleas for Newberry } ' - - -- ?,_! ? T-. 1 _ ! ? ; county, in ine case 01 iviary u. n.awis ; > against Nancy C. Barre and others, \ 11 will sell at public outcry to the | highest bidder, in front of the court , j house, at Newberry, within the legal ; [ hours of sale, on salesday in Novem- \ 1 ; ber. 1918, being the 4th day, the fol- , i j lowing real estate: ! 2 1. A tract of land in MewDerry i , county, containing one hundred acre? ! < j more or less, and bounded east by \ j j tract iSo. 2 of Bavre lands, south by [ j Brsh ri^er, west by land of R. E. f | Gee, and north by land of R. E. Gee J , and tract "No. 2. 2. A tract of land in Newberry ( ( ! county containing one hundred and j . tTtranfTr?finro <ioroc mnrp at TpSS. bein^ ' I lyygac^ utv w VA , ? ^ f fhe home pl.?ce of lands of D. W. j Barre, deceased, and bounded north by the public road leading to New- ,? i b?*ry, and .Trhn Ha^p land, east by { j John Han land find Senn Mill road,. I couth bv N^el land, and west by tract Xo. 2 of Parre land. 3. A tract of land in Newberry ! ^oun'v ronta'n'ns: eighty-three and ! ~*x one h"nd~edths acres, more or g1 1 less, and bounded no^th by la^d of I r>. Gee. eoc:t bv tract Xo. 1 of Barre ^ I 'iid. so,,+h b^ Xee! land and Bush , I r'yo-. west bv tract No 3 of . m 'Par^e land. ;in Tve nurchaser cf each tract will , o.Ii bo retired to pay one third of tb* jpurrthase price in cash, the balance | o be secured bv his bond and mort- I, . Dsu gage of the premises, paya" le in j ZL 'wo eTu?vl annual installments. Kith tQ l Interest frr -i ^ay of sale, payable an- ?tll nrally until paid, with leave to an:ici_ j ^ate payments in whole or in part: j ;'he mortg?ge to contain the 'usual \qc j stipulation for attorneys fees; the ' Qj 1 c ?nn/>?n rfl ! _ i purcnaser i/j pay ilt hji * -- j i cording and for revenue stamps;. > H. H. Rika-d, ]Cc Master fcr Newberry Counf.v , p, Jo 1 THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Cointy of Newberry. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ; Anna Worthy et al, Plaintiffs. w] vs be ' Robert Alston et al, Defendants. ! \*( | Pursuant to a decree of the Court ~a ^ ?? DIaoo YonrhorrTT milTI- I Ui VyUXiiUlUU IT iC&O J. VI L * J | ty, .State aforesaid, made in the above ]e entitled case, I will sell at public auc- j tion before the court house doer at: j);: Newberry, S. C, on salesday in No- j j vember, being Monday November 4, 1918, during the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder therefor, the following described lands, to wit: , (?j All that certain tract of land, lying, bein? and situate in Newberry coun-;i)j ty, State afor^aiu, being known as j)j Tract No. 1 o? the "Hamp Blair . jjj place;" formerly owned by Mrs. Sa-i^j rah E. Ch;ck, the said tract No. l j containing thirty seven and one-half; je (37 1-2) acres, n ore or less, ; th bounded by S. P. Crotwell lands, ,ex Chick estate lands, Geo. S. Mower's Oxner lani^, and Tract No. 2 of tha "Harap Blair" place. The said Tract j Ko. 1 beins: more iratelv described a in a certain plat made by F. W. Hig- Or sins, surveyor, on 'he ?th (lav of 19 Mny, 19"*S and fp.ei 'n :\a above en-! ! titled " Terms of sale ca^V* purchaser to i pay fr>" ivr- stamps, and f recording. r H. Rfltard. 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HTd by E, Lawrence & Co., Chicago, 111 >oui ,ii .\ewt?erry. and recommend- ^ py as zne wonu s ueat wra ioxuy by W G. Mayes. P. E. Way. New. ? rry Drug Co., Gilder & Weeks Co. Sow Weed's High-Grade Seed Wheat m For Best and Most 1 1 X UUULUVC Viups. M Our Virginia-Grown Seed p Wheats are superior for the South?make larger yields ind better quality of grain, VJr'te for "WOOD'S CROP 8PE? :iAL" giving prices and Information ibou-t SZ7D WHEAT, SSID OATS, 5IID RYE, BARLEY and all other Seeds for Fall Sowing. F.W.Wood & Sons loedcmen. Richmond, Va. * >fant WHITE1 PEARL AND BER-J^fl IWUDA ONEON SETS for profit*-^ tl9 crops, both for home US8 ? and market. Wrfte for "Wood's Crop Special," giving prices. TAX NOTICE. pThe books lor tne collection ot ate and county tax for the year ^ '18 wiM be open from October 15th, 18, to December 31st, 1918. Tho^e who prefer to do so can pa^^fl January, 1919, with one per cen^H February. 1919. with two per cent; iu from March 1st, 1919, to Marcl^jB th, 1919, with seven per cent. The county auditor has made up V oks by school districts this year. 1 :d it will be necessary for taxpayers give each school district in whici eir property is located. The levy for 1918 is as follows: ate 8 1-4 nstitutional school 3 dinary county ..: 6 1-i mded indebtedness of county 1_4 Dads and bridges 1 >urt house 1-2 ick indebtedness il bonds 3-4l 20 1-2 Except in the following localities here an additional railroad tax has en levied: ). 1 township 1-4 mill 20 3-4 > 8 township ! 3 mill 23 1-2 The following school districts have viea tne following levies: Dstricts iXos. 1, 22, 23 8 >Mcts Nos. 13, 19, 23, 34, 36, 39. . 40, 44, 45, 48, 49, 55 and 56 [stricfs Xos. 5, 8, 9, 11, 12, Ij^fl 16, 17, IS. 20, 21, 24; 32; 35: 41 /W 42. 43, 46, 50 J| ;stricts Xos. 52 and 58 .lS strict Xo. 10 strict Xo. 26 11 fl strict Xo. 30 10 1-2 V strict Xo. 31 5 V c? f Ya at _ _ 3 ^ >0 LI i V V ~at . # # , ...... A poll tax of one dollar has been vied on all male- citizens between e ages of twenty one and sixty year? cept those exempt by law. A tax of fifty cents is levied on all I >gs. Persons liable to road duty may ^ay I commutation tax of $2.00 from ;tober loth, 1918, to December 31st, I 13. J C. C. Schumpert, | Treasurer of Xewberry Co. I <566 cures Headaches, Biliousness, I of Appetite, or that tired aching ding, dne to Malaria or Colds. Fine mic. S-5^mB8