The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, January 30, 1920, Page SIX, Image 6

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w*4?> IftEMBERS OF HOUSE ! DOUBLE SALARIES; i ? Wcjcical Certifica^ From Teachers? Australian Ballot Law Modified. Thv State. Members of the lower house of thf- general assembly returned to Columbia yesterday afternoon and fasci night advanced many local and uncontested measures one reading on calendar. Among the bills passed in the lowrtr house and sent to the senate was "the Berry bill to increase the salaries *>f members of the general assembly from $200 a session to $400. If * J * nAMof A 4 V? fk onf jipcrovea ov uie acuatc, vuc ?*w ^ould not become effective until ^*3Tt session. The bill was amended -motion of Mr. Bradford of York To increase the salary of the speaker *r? the house from $400 to $750 instead of to $500 as first proposed. 1 ?. A _ i.L _ Another measure to De sent 10 mt* :*apper house was that by Messrs. Ham i?Iin and Busbee to prevent teachers "vith tuberculosis or other infectious diseases from teaching in the public schools- A certificate from the rounty health officer or other reliable /nhysician is required under the bill. T\? DM1 P?.A. JL/U? UUX A The Barnwell bill, providing an annual tax of $1.25 on each dog in the ^?tate, was passed and sent to the senate. For several years such a /measure has occasioned warm debate, but last week the bill was advanced -after brief discussion and without threat opposition, as no law at all was regarded as detrimental to sheep raisin the state. The Dreher amendment to the Aus iraJian ballot law was returned to the "house from the senate last night with :slight modification by the upper ^ouse. The law now allows the illiterate voter to choose one of those ^rho are to assist him at the precinct *n filling out his ticket. If he does "iot designate one of these, the managers name two assistants as formerThe Hamblin bill to regulate the 'awning or having in possession distilleries or other devices for the 'soairafacture of liquors was killed after three or four brief arguments -against the measure had been made with the author speaking for the bill. .Speeches in opposition were made by lir. Berry of Orangeburg, Mr. Bucki^ham of Aiken and Mr. Hanahan of Airfield. It was on the motion of Mr. Berry that the enacting words vere stricken out. The general trend Hip *rsrument from the opposition r^as that the bill was fanatical. "Two Special Orders. The ways and means committee to create a state board of tax ?roin7a:ssioners was made a special * >rrter for 11:30 o'clock this morning. Xhe Berry-Scurry bill to amend the 'ia? forbidding Greek letter frater:<riiies .at state institutions of learn ing was made a special order lor 'Wednesday morning directly after V&ird reading bills and to be continued from \iay to day until disposed of. ]VIr. Crews of Richland last night introduced a concurrent resolution rm the house, which resolution was : zxtopv&iL inviting the Southern Cat'tlemen's association which meets in *3Jreitganrery, Ala., this week, to meet ^n Cohmibia next year. The use of-the library at the University of South Carolina was offered the members of the legislature by President Currell. This offer was ^acceptec 'with thanks. Among U>>e third reading measures passed and tmiered to the senate was .the Atkinson bill to remove the ^.Cedar Spring institute from the provisions of the act creating the state board of charities and corrections. Another bill relating to the Piedrmont section was that by Mr. Paslay, air,o of Spartanburg, to extend the f smsf limit, 20 years, for the Pacoletj f Pewe- company to construct a dam. j " The Nunn bill to authorize the' j i ?nxsfces t>f Rock Hill school district: , .toi issae/Vands not in excess of $75, -)Q0. was. to the senate. x i VMojch? Pay for Jurors. The YoungiLiJe-Johnson bill to in-j crease tne comuonsation for jury duty | . frum :?.lr n da;, to $3 a day was sent * .to third reading;. The bill also pro-' Jides mileage of live cents per mile, < ^gvirig to and returning from the court 4 fc aoase. j C kThe: adjourned at 10:15 1 *o ck>ck last- night to" meet again this J ntQTiiiir^ at 11 o'clock. Three bills! -xm-rtk -Trti-r^TirpH Thev were r 1 ? Messrs. .Buck, Barrwfeli :and Hart:' tvO jpcovide for the management and ! control vf the State Hospital for the ~?Xsssa.r>e, Referred to committee on >?^g$p?tal for the insane. Mr. l&khiardson: To authorize and ; empower the trusteei of school dis~ -triefc No. 3-B, located in Greenville j 3oa Xaurens counties, to order an ^aiectiom and to issue bonds of said j school district for school purposes. On j ...motionof Mr. Richardson, reference -iisrpensed with by unanimous con?nt. .Mr. McAdams: To regulate the? preparation of cotton bales for mar- 1 ket. Referred to committee on asri-i , culture. SALE uf VAULA3LE PROS- I PERITY LAND. On Friday February 27th, 1920, ij will soil at Prosperity, S. C., for di- j vision amonjr the heirs, the Estate of i Mrs. Kosa Duncan, consisting of 3 i store lots, one residence and 30 acres of land subdivided into lots of j ~ - ! > to b scresj lerms 01 suit* vu.-ui, jj?i- j chaser to pay for papers. This j property will be sold at public auc-j . tion to the highest bidder. Sale to | begin at 11 A. M. ; S. D. DUNCAN. j 1-23-td NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS. Executions will be issued February lGth, for unpaid taxes due the Town of Newberry. Please save yourselves this trouble. Bv order of the Council. J. W. CHAPMAN, l Clerk and Treasurer. l-16-9t I ! COMMUTATION ROAD TAX NOTICE. The time for the payment of commutation or road tax has been extended to March 15th, 1920. C. C. SCHUMPERT. j Treas. Newberry County. f Jan. 12th, 1920. l-13-ot NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. I will make a final settlement of the estate of Ira B. Sehumpert in the Probate Court for Newberry County, S. C., on Wednesday the 28th day of 'January, 1920, at 10 o'clock in the : forenoon and will immediately thereafter ask for my discharge as Executrix of said estate. i All persons having claims against the estate of Ira B. Sehumpert dei ceased, are hereby notified to file the i same duly verified with the undersigned and those indebted to said estate will please make payment ; likewise. ! MATTIE SCHUMPERT, Executrix. Newbe^-y, S. C., Dec. 24th, 1919. D-L TI.w, :? a (Tr?at nain killer. I X\U ? *?!y A IOI11 r ? It relieves pain and soreness caused , by Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc. l-13-10t | MANURE ADVERTISEMENT. j Bids will be received for the ; manure accumulating during 1920 from the street sweepings, from fire I house?one horse and from the town I hams?7 mules. Bids opened January 27, at Council meeting. Mail bids to: J. W. CHAPMAN, Clerk and Treasurer. l-16-4t SALE FOR DIVISION. I will sell my home place in Prosperity, S. C., containing1 8 trcre& more or less, to the highest bidder on 1 salesday, Monday, February 2. Terms |of sale one-third cash, balance one ! and two years at 7 per cent. I S. L. FELLERS. l-9-4t i i 666 auicklv relieves Colds and LaGrippe, Constipation, Biliousness, Loss of Appetite and Headaches. 1-13-lOt . WANTED. Bids for fifty thousand feet of bridge lumber, bids will be received up to January 28th, 1920. Also 25 ,kep:s nails, 10-20-40 and 60. J. C. Sample, j bounty supervisor. f1-20-31 ; ESTATE NOTICE. T All persons having claims against .ths estate of Laura R. Koon, dej ceasing are hereby notified to file the same, diily verified, with the undersigned, and those indebted to the j said estate will please make payjjnent likewise. JULIUS H. KOON, i JOHN D. KOON, .Executors. | l-2-4tp BIDS INVITED. TVip T?r>nvr? n-f P.nmifv ' ers for Newberry County will receive sealed bids until February 3, 1920, j for the following: supplies to be de-1 Iivered at Newberry, S. C., from time ! to time as called for, from February ; 4,- 1*920, to May 4, 1920, and in the' aproximate amounts as shown below, j Only bids on all items will be receiv ed. Contract for supplies to be award-! ed to lowest responsible bidder.' Kight reserved to reject any and all bids. : 312 bushels feed oats. j 150 bushels of feed corn. 3 barrels first patent flour',- in. sloth. 50 gallons good molasses. 8 pounds good coffee. 1 2 tons mixed feed. | 10 tons No. 1 hay. j TOO pounds fat back. 200 pounds table salt. 1 case soda. 75 bushels corn meal. ? 2 cases salmon. j 2 cases of tripe. 100 pounds Brown Mule chewing j tobacco. 50 pounds sugar. ! 100 pounds ham. 15 bushels cow peas. \ 1 dozen boxes pepper, 5 cents. 50 pounds compound lard. J. C. SAMPLE. County Supervisor. j l-27-3t Subscribe to The Herald and News, $2r'? a year. ' A FAMILY " MEDICINE In Her Mother's Home, Says This Georgia Lady, Regarding SlackDraught. Relief From Headache, Malaria, Chills, Etc. Ringgold, Ga.? Mrs. Clias. Gaston, j of this place, writes: *'L sm a user | of Thedford's Black-Draught; in fact, j It was one of our family medicines. Also in n:y mother's home, when I was a child Then any of us children complained of headache, usually caused by constipation, she gave us i dose of Black-Draught, which would rectify the trouble. Often in the Spring, we would have malaria and chills, or troubles of this kind, we would take Black-Draught pretty regular until the liver acted well, and j we would soon be up and around ? - * ? - ?>n ?? : 1 again. We woum not oe wuuom **., for It certainly has saved us lots of doctor bills. Just a dose of BlackDraught when not bo well saves a lot of days in bed." Thedford's Black-Draught has been I in use for mauy year3 in the treat- . ment of stomach, liver and bowel ; troubles, and the popularity which it ! now enjo}'s is proof cf its merit | If your liver Is not doing its duty, ; j you will suffer from such dlsagreei able symptoms as headache, bilious- ; ness, constipation, indigestion, etc., find unless something i9 done, serioui trouble may result. Thedford's Black-Draught has been ; r^mefiv for theS0 ! : 1UUUU a* uuuuv*v 4 ! troubles.. It is purely vegetable, and j acts In a prompt and natural way, j i regulating the liver to Its proper ' j functions and cleansing the bowels of, i impurities. Try it. Insist on Thedf ford's, the original and genuine. B 7% B Whenfi 1 I Croup Threatens 1 I Quick sclief of baby's croup often forestalls a serious situation when this p I dreaded disease cornea in the late tf [ 1 hours of night. ! M! m ?r*-i r / r/vf^sre Kj 1 g wiU> JWiui uii. pj | 9 Mothers should keep a )af of Brame'c VanoaPi B i i I ths Salve convenient. When Croop threatens, thia I j ' B deliehtful take rubbed well into baby's throat, n j ; fl chert and under the arms, will relieve the choking B J B break congestion, and promote restful sleep. Takes H { 1 | S the place of nauseating drues. i Used extensively by phy- Kg ^91 s'cian# combating ? croup, pneu- B I BHMff / monia, etc. in chiiirca K ' M jA ar well as jrown-upa K | 30c 60c and SI. 20 at K all drag stores or eeox ! jSliW ?rame Drug I ! 12^r. Sf^ Company B . ; WS^iim u wnkesboro. N. C. 0 i gllPWIII i H li* -;r TR^IW^K|j|| I* 1 lljj firearms 6 Ammunition H |E j||Shootin| EighT^ | ~ 1 DOOT = DESPAIR f If you ar2 trolled wKh pims 6f aches; feel tirctv hir/e head^fts, j indigestion, insom^?; pb,\r>fal r?%s~ |aJ age of urine, vou w'iMinc1 /e?ie?in jiS COLS MEDAL L #p??% |J at The world's standard remedy for kidney, j f? Hver, bladder and uric acid troubles acrid | of National Remedy of Holland since l6>3& ! ye Three sizes, ail druggists. Guaranteed; ! Vomit ivc the bum Gold Medal on mrcry LoX- | mxtA accept no icsiUtion 7t J NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT, j We will make a final settlement of I the estate of Lafayette Pitts in the. IS Probate Court for Newberry County, j S. C., on Saturday the 7th day of J February, 1920, at 10 o'clock in the | ua forenoon amd will immediately there- j after ask for our discharge as Exeeu-; tors of sa-icf estate. j^a HESSIE PITTS, jua JIM PITTS, Executors. : 22 Newberry, S. <\ December .'50, 1911*. l-2-4t. ?27 Subscribe to Tne Herutu and News, ar UNUSl 1-. r-. t~r\ r\ atit "Pr\ v VV C lictvc liuvv xwx grade cars we have e exceptionally fine co ical condition, tires z advancing price of c; now. At the price w< Our price is on the b* will be much higher, for a year. Come in One Studebaker ! Perfect condition. I One Studebaker I unusually good valu< every way. One Studebaker car looks and runs life One Studebaker Qnrl 9 1~?9TP U11VI i One Studebaker New tires, new batte: One Dodge Tour Battery. Perfect co One Chalmers Si tion. A bargain at t One Maxwell To TIM1 McH Phone 300. SEED OATS | FOR SALE j The Hammond Oats. Best early oat? . on the market. J $1.75 per bushel. I H. O. Long, Silverstreet, S. C. ? _____________ ' j 666 h?is proven it will cure Ma-t iria, Chilis and Fever, Bilious Fever : Iplds and LaGrippe. l-I3-10t . _ I Pulaski Lodge No. 20, 1. O. O. F. j Meett every Friday at 7:30 at j [lettners Hall. Members urged to j ttend. Visiting brethren welcome. C. W. Douglas, ! I B. Chanciiei', -NT?ble Grand. I t Secretary.- j Rheumatism j ; completely washed out of the system bj le celebrated Shivar Mkieral Water. Pos i ively guaranteed by ff>6ney-back offer j ajifes fine; costs a trifle, slivered any j here by our Newberry Agents* J. W j !ibler Co. Phone them. [OTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT, j " ' i ?u: ^ I Will JTiaKe a Iinai secuemcui- ui j estate of Horace Ruff in the Pro- j at j Court for Newberry County, S. | .. on Thursday the 29th day of; jntw^ry, 1920. at 10 o'clock in thei )reTiQ0\ and will immediately there-1 fter a*& f'?.v niy discharge as Admin- j trator of <taiv' estate. j JIM RUFF, j Administrator. ' ?'v*berry, S. C., bor?.- WJ^h, 1919. TAX RETURN i I, or an authorized agfcJl be ! the following places narked beJow ' r the purpose of taking ta?' ^turns I personal property for the 5s?al iar 3920: j. Whitmire. Tuesday, January 6. Glenn-Lowry. Wednesd%, januar^ h. # >' VinarWc Thtrr*f?av. Jamwrv 8th. 1 Longshores, Friday, January 9th.; Chappells, Monday, January 12th.? pj N. Boozer's, Tuesday, January' ;th. <v ! Sttverstreet, Wednesday, January th; 1 St. Lukes, Trinity, Thursday, Jan- < ry 15th. t O'Neall, Friday, January 16th. J Prosperity, Afonday and Tuesday, 1 nuary 19th and 20th. c Little Mountain, Wednesday, Jan- t ry 21st. Jolly Street, Thursday, January nd. ' Pomaria, Friday, January 23rd. t Glmvphville, Tuesday, January s th. " * I J. L. Crooks, Wednesday, Jairoy 28th. r JAL VA fSED c; sale the best collection c Trnv Vtaon fihlp to nffpr. j ? Vyl KJ V/ VI A W v i. v v \y v ? ndition in every way?a] tnd batteries. In view o ars it will pay you to sele 3 can offer these cars we < isis of last summer's leve You can save enough n< and select yours before tl Series 19 Light Six, 4 P bargain. Six Series 18, 5 Passenge i. New tires, new batter; Six Series 18, 7 Passeng :e new. Six Series 18, 7 Passenge ;ain at the price. oeries oi.\ io, < rasscu ry. Splendid value. ing Car. New tires, ne ndition. x Touring Car. All new ;he price. uring Car. Fine conditio E PAYMENTS ARRAN< ardy M< Distributor. I ISKAlNi Touring Car. Exs buy from Oldsmobile this car at a considei pay more when we c; McHard* O w I bistri J Phoiie J600 Maybinton, Thursday, January ? 29th. | And in the Auditor's office in courthouse until February 20tr;; i after which dace 50 per cent penalty ! will be added. The law requires a tax on all notes and mortgages and moneys. There is a capitation tax on all dogs of fifty cents. All male persons between the ages of 21 and 60 are liable to pay a poll " " ? --1 ! t&X OT ?1.W, Uiiicoc vwiciirtoc i empt. All persons oWfiing property in j more than one school district will be j required to make returns in each dis- j trict. as the tax books will be made up \ by school districts instead of townships. Be careful to state Whether you have bought or sold real estate during 1919. J. B. HALFACfu?'. County Audited, j ??- I w - ' NOTICE ?F ELECTION IN PKESSL?* SCHOOL DISTRICT Nl/WBER* 59. 1 S f&e OF SOlif# CAROLINA, Ji of Nc&hfanfy'. i Whereat one-third off tftfe fesideiff t Free-holers^ and a like ^Voportion I )f the resl*ferrt'electors of the* age of ^ 21 in the Pr'^ksTey School DistricVNd. t >9, the county of Newberry, State t )f South Care %ia, have filed a pe~* t ition with the O'ttnty Board of Education of Newberry county, South 1 Carolina, petitioning and requesting hat an election be held in the said chool district on the question of crying1 a special tax of two (2) C riiils on the taxable or-^ertv within i I llues ! i.RS * \-P cl iaht.lv hrpH hiirh ,J~ ? ? ?_7 rhese cars are all in Dpearance, mechanf the high and still ct one that suits you ;an save you money. 1. By spring values dw to run your car j hey are an gone. assenger Roadster. 8 ;r Touring Car. An 1 y._ In fine condition 1 ;r Touring Car, This ;r Touring Car. Fine A iger Touring Car. 1 fW Willard Rubber tires, perfect condit in. Good value. I )wer ; i | I Ci Lower main 01. j ??l i HIM?????????DJNEW . 3lLt MA ictly same as you can 1 ! dealer. We can sell 1 .'able discount. Why an save you money? f Mower butor Lower Main St. th<? f&id school district. Now, therefore, we the undersigned composing the County Board of C'Jtf cation iot Newberry county, oi ~outh Carolina, do hereby ^ ordef fche JBoard of Trustees of the Presslei*' school district No, 60 to hold an election on Jhe said question of levying a s?'*<;ial tax of two (2) mills to be collated on the preperty located within t}& said 5chool die* trict, which said elect!** shfiil be held at Pressley school houa# >n the said ^ school district No. on Saturday, the 31st day of January, i?20, at which said election the polls stitM be opened at 7 a. m. and close (Li 4 p. 8^ The members of the Board of' Trustees of ".ie said school district shall act a* managers of the said ejection. Only such electors as reside in the said School District and rc^tjrn real or personal property for taxafwn,- and who exhibit their taxes and registration certificates as Required & general elections, shall b< ilfd^ed t<J tote. Electors favoring " " ?* - ;he lev^ pf s*#ii tax snan cast a dhiot containing the word "Yes" writ*11 or printed th&etd, and easel!1etetf' or opposed UP sue# levy #iaH dast * >allot containing the word "No" written or printed thereon! ^ Given under &uf handi *tid sealg, ii? the day of Januxiry, 1920. C. M. VViJson, (t. S.) 0. B* Gannon, J. JB. Harman, 'oun!y Sosrd of E"dncation, JmsW''-' berry County, Sfcsuth Carolina.