Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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place where he cast his tent was tej him Elysium. j -?~ j I could not wnte a stow of this! i I nature without a word about the j roads. The Xewberry road from here to Chappells would be in pretty ?ood condition if it had the application of the split log drag, even, but still bet-ter if this creeping tractor and scrape ! which the town has could be applied, j And then the small bridges were reU pfaced witk concrete bridges and H|^?*then the job would be fmtehsd. The HqReI roads in McCormick are pretty good i ^^^Bfor ordinary dirt roads and in Green* '1 1?+r?r% cr\il rnjn3!?;. WOOCl W16y 2TC uuiiuiii^; ivy ovi? * . but truly the worst piece of road over which I have yet driven is from the Connie "Maxwell orphanage to the city limits of Greenwood and it is no worse than the stretch from the city f limits of the same town to Pegram, the only, difference being the com rows in the former being larger and: deeper. Both are worse than the old j roads they used to build on marshy j places out of "big pine poles. And yet j the county is spending big money on j top soil roads, and after looking at! diese top soil roads that are being j built in many counties I have come to the conclusion that the first thing that the commissioners should do, / who have the matter in hand, is to see that the engineer should study first the traffic that is now being car' ried over the roads, and then the nature of the top soil and be able to determine the character of the top neo hprause all of them that QVtl bW UUV) I hare seen do not last and even the! best of them will not last unless some j provision is made for their mainte-j nance after they are built, but Green- j wood is now. building right down to > the river that connects Greenwood with Newberry and unless Newberry does something to build ^his road to Chappells the people of Chappells will . very -naturally turn their trade to ward Greenwood and Ninety-Six, the I distance to Greenwood in miles being about the same that it is to Newi i ?x -a? f berry, but a good roaa wouia cut, un. Vat least three-fourths of it. People . no longer count distance in.miles but iif hours and minutes. It behooves NeVberry to do something about the building of roads to Chappells and to Whitipire as well as something to . keep repair the road to Little Mountain, or the trade from these sections; of the county that naturally belongs to Newberry merchants will * to other De cllUitc.icu aau u< ? towns oii account of the roads. And while talking about roads since I have seen the work that the creeping tractor and scrape has done for the streets of Newberry and in consideration of the heavy and constant traffic over the streets I am fulrly persuaded that the best thing the x / cojinty could do, and that would serve f ^ the greater number of people and at 1 -1?? the least cost, is to purcnase auuuo / four of these machines and put them f to work over the roads of the county I and very soon we would have good I roads all over Newberry, and then E they could be kept in repair and it (T , would be a great deal better than a ' bond issue of $400,000 because even that sum could at best build only a few miles of road, and after it was built unless it was would not be good for long. j ^ E. H. A. I i - i NOTICE OF ENROLLMENT OF VOTERS FOR DEMOCRATIC ' PRIMARIES. * Pursuant to the rules of the Democratic .party of South Carolina, I,' J. j B. Hunter, County Chairman of Newberry County, hereby give notice that the books of enrollment for the respective Democratic clubs for the new enrollment of voters for the year 1920, in Newberry county, will be opened by the secretaries or the en-; x. 1lment committees of the respective cljjbs on Tuesday, June 1st, 1920, and will remain open for enrollment until Tuesday, the 27th day of July, 1920, which shall be the last day for enrollment. Eac^i applicent for enrollment shall in person write his full name apor r>inh roll, and immediately there \ after his age, occupation and post-! office address. If the applicant can? not^ write he may make his mark which shall be witnessed by the secretary or other person having the custody of the enrollment book and the secretary or membe:* of the.enroll-! ment committee shall enter the other, requirements. No person shall be enrolled in any club or vote in any club district except where he resides. The club districts, as heretoforeI fixed, are established for the year 1920. j Persons who become of age by the' ? time of the General Election of 1920,1 to be held on November 4th, 1920,1 and otherwise entitled to vote, will be permitted to enroll and vote in the primary electons of 1920. j The enrolment committees for the various clubs are as set out below. The books will be opened at the places specified, but the enrollment committee for a club may change the place for the keeping of the book if they desire to do ?o. j A few clubs have not given information as yet. These a^e marked * as "No report." As soon as the information is furnished it will be in-! serted in this notice. J / ij 1111 LI tii i It is the bar* ? HVf/'l/ID /I IUL/11 fJI /CCO U We offer y< ands of doll( * t 3 L last jew aay Hundreds of new recent arrivals, gc I Taffeta, all, desire Sale ; SALE 01 . *! Gordon Silk StocI Hose at : . -Buster Brown Sil i ' - - - r ana taupe; a uig ? RADMOR Black, brown, na1 cut to One lot ladies' bl fnln v\v?Ty>?k 'fViOi ncnV | Srtic yi xwj mv One lot ladies' Si brown, worth $1.50; s ATTEND # No such bona fide $3.00 and $3.50 ( $3.50 Taffeta Sill $3.00 Crepe de C black and white; Min \ One hundred nev cotton voiles in a # V ' I = ? On the 28th day of July, 1920, the : secretary of each club will forward the enrollment book of his club to me at Newberry, S. C. ' Ward 1?Books to be kept at office of C. W. Douglas. Committee: J. C. Sample, C. W. Douglas, J. H. Baxter. Ward 2?Books to be kept at National bank. Committee: J. B. Hunter, W. W. Cromer, H. W. Dominick. Ward 3?Books to be kept at the; Exchange bank. Committee: A. R. " Boozer, R. L. Tarrant, W. B. Wallace. Ward 3, No. 2?Books to be kept at'Timmermann's store. Committee:} J. M. K. Bushardt, 0. C. Wilson, E. j D. Still well. , Ward 4?Books to be kept at The Herald and News office. Committee:; E. H. Anil, James L. Aull, T. P.; Wicker. Ward 5?Books to be kept at Corley's barber shop,- Committee: H.I C. Carter, Tom Turner, W. H. " j iiaraemann. Oakland?Books to be kept at San-! ders' store. Committee: Jeff T.j Cromer, G. A. Attaway, J. W. Bodie.. Helena?Books to be kept at Mill* er's store. Committee: D. C. Spear-1 JL Mil il angiwii'iMaMitoHw1 ?a tespon as Bee gam event of t ind offering hi ou another wei xrs worth of rr \ s. i MORE * silk dresses, made ol > on sale at these sen ;d shades and styles; ' price $14.75, I F SILK STOCKINGS kings, black and white, $ lr QfA^lrino*s hla.p.k- brov xv wuu ^ ?7 . 0 seller; sale price, thei) IE SILK STOCKINGS yy and white, our big $2'. ack Silk Stockings, worl ilk Stockings, black, w sale price, the pair THE BIG SILK SALE . * ; Silk bargains anywhere Georgette Crepe cut to.... k, sale price!v ^ ?11 4-1* TTTO nt 11111^ ill ZJL1L LUC W CLILL^KX inaugh's price is only.'..... BEAUTIFUL r voile dresses. The r i!?ti I j range or ugni ana u Sale price, chc wmmummmmmmmmmmmmmm?mmmammmmmmmmammaMmmmm?mm* man, W. V. Bledso, J. G. Miller. Hartford?Books to be kept at C.; L. Lester's. Committee: ~C. L./Les-( ter, M. B. Eleazer, B. P. Hawkins. Kinards?Books to be kept at Dominick's store. Committee: R. G.-Smith, J. A. Dominick, A. D. Johnson. Johnstone?Books to be kept at W. E. Wallace's. Committee: W. E. Wallace, Joe Coppock, P. B. Banks. Garrrtany?Books to be kept at B. B. Xeitzsey's. Committee: B. B. Leitzsey, John T. Oxner, E. S. Boozer. Mt. Bethel?Books to be kept at George S. Ruff's. Committee: Dr. W. C. Brown, Geo. S. Ruff, John Baker. Mulberry?Books to be kept at J. A. Sease's. Committee: T. W. Keitt, J. A. Sease, H. M. Wicker. Mt. Pleasant? Maybinton?Books to "be kept at TT >r n J5. H. iViayDm 5 Sture. Vjumnnn.v&. A. H. Maybin, J. L. Thomas, B. H. Maybin. . Long Lane?Books to be kept at W. S. Her.tz's. Committee: T. W. Hentz, W. S. Hentz, B. H. Caldwell. Wkitmire?Books to be keot at town hall. Committee: R. M. ! Aughtry, S. A. Jeter, W. T. Baker. ' ; .. se to L n Phei r f % he years comii ige stocks of a zk of sensatio7 wrchandise th JEW SILK D f the newest and mi sationa! price reduc former prices $25.C pl9.75, $24.75 ( 3.50 Silk ' Here; $2.50 wear serg m, white plaids,-rej *\r* S9 IP "nriP.P air q>i.so ~~ MORE 00 seller ,, $1.25 . Aiwth , aa. colors an< ;n ^i.uu, waists wo uw .. hite and :.98c . 100 s: and poire * $10.00 wf * ' ... $2.49 v* $2.49 v Offer! >iVs and . you are in ***1 Qft lift ? | tw'VV Vfck - NEW V0I1 se garments are we] :ark patterns; dresse dee - - Jalapa?Books to be kept at Jalapa Mercantile company. Committee: M. B. Chalmers, B. L. Albritton, Brooks Miller. Longshore?Books to be kept at Longshore's store. Committee: J. R. | Spearman, Jr., G. H. Martin, V. C.. Wilson. Trinity? Reederville?Books td be kept at P. C. Workman's. Committee: J. A. Davis, P. C. Workman, R. E. Livingston. Dominick? Chappells?Books to be kept at Coleman & Scurry's office. Committee^ J. B. Scurry, W. L. Andrews, A. f. uoleman. Vaughnville?Books to be kept at L. H. Serin's. Committee: J. G. Coats, L. H. Senn, M. J. Longshore. Saluda No. 7?Books to be kept at Sanders' store. Committee: W. H.j Sanders, J. S1. Werts, H. C. Fellers.) Utopia?Books to be kept at E. 0. j Lake's. Committe: H. L. Boulware, j E. O. Lake, J. A. Nichols. } Silverstreet?Books to be kept at J. M. Nichols's store. Committee: Georars P. Boulware, H. 0. Long, J. fil. Nichols. East Riveiside?Books to be kept / it i / . V M WB V & nomen iq as it does in | 1 ) I I /V<M W /I lesiruuiiz u/m uc ial values, inc/t at arrivec \ \ / PFQSFS ost fashionable mat tions. Materials, Ge )0 up to $40.00, $27.50 and $29 SEPARATE SKIRTS 1 are 100 skirts in the bunc e, in tailored and pleatec ?ular and extra sizes; ski] : GEORGETTE AND CR WAISTS AT $4.! ier big shipment just unpi I white and flesh; long rthup to $8.00; sale pric< WHITE WASH SK: kirts in the bunch, mater t twill; regular and extri iftVi skirts OUR SHOE PEPARl 3 big savings in new Oxfc 1 3 : j iteresteu 111 saving aiewi / ? DRESSES 1 made of excellent c s worth $15.00 to $1 $9.95 at Fred Hayes'. Committee: E. Lee! Hayes, Fred Hayes, A. T. 'Hipp. Prosperity?Books to be kept at T. A. Dominick's store. Committee: Dr. J. S. Wheeler, T. A. Dominick, W. J. Wise. Liberty?Books to be kept at G. F. Hunter's. Committee: J. T. Hunter, G. F. Hunter, Wallace Moore. St. Lukes? Saluda No. 9?Books to be kept at J. A. Bowers. Committee: L. I. Dominick, J. A. Bowers, M. C. Bedenbaugh. O'Neall?Books to be kept at C. 0. Shealy's. Committee: 0. 0. Shealy, Pat Wise, N. L. Wessinger. Monticello? Bier Creek?Books to be kent at Otto Boozer's. Committee: J. P. , Harman, Otto Boozer, W. E. Nichols. Little Mountain?Books to be kept at Little Mountain Drug company, i Committee: J. B. Derrick, W. B. Wise, W. A. Counts. Union?Books to be kept at George . S. Enlow's. Committee: George S. ' Enlov/, J. A. Kinard, J. S. Boland. Jolly Street?Books to be kept at J. W. Richardson's store. Committee: G. T. Werts, E. H. Werts, W. B. Boinest, Jr. * \ v , -i ? ' > s J /*.- .A* *? . . V> f r ? >? <-'i IZ^a ? MrkJ rtuBL. Sale \ ' * al - j ' I a time of | "eded qoods* I iding thous- | I within the I j i , mmmmmmmmmmmmmrn fc'/ \l ' , 1 i! " ; ? C I prialfi inrlnrlmcr VA AV%AW? MAVA r orgettes, Satins,. j* i f$9.98 , | i- _ n \ i n, ail wuui, men s ; 1 styles, also woo! | rts worth up to $15; 1 ,, $9.98 . r ' ? i i . | EPE DE CHINE I 95' * N ' f ' acked; big range of | and short sleeves; } ,.$4.95 S IRTS .y I ials are gabardine | a sizes; $8.00 and If $4.98 and $7.50 j| 'MENT I >rds and Pumps. If p lollars on your shoes; | \ 4k luality fast conm 1 18.00, [| V / . \ ) I '? fl .-3 I'S H fefeJP | St. Pauls?Books to be kept at T J A. Epting's. Committee: T1 Epting, L. B. Bedenbaugh,. JL JSL Kibler. Central?Books to be kept at "A: LL Aull's. Committee: A. IL. AnB> Eusebius Koon, J. A. Counts^ Swilton?Books to be kept at GL A. Counts'. Cnmrmffpo .T Sf ...WW v. G. A. Counts, E. S. Shealy. Zion?Books to be kept at Johc? Kinard's. Committee: T. B. Richardson, John Kinard, B. M. Saber. St. Phillips?Books to f>e kept H. H. Ruff's store. Committeer J?, W. Lominick, H. H. Ruff, G. H. SHgk. Pomaria?Books to be kept atr IE, W. Lominick's store. Committee r It. W. Lominick, J. T. Kinard, R. J.'.. Johnson. Walton? Peak?Books to be kept at Suber3*? store. Committee: W. M. WOsgb^CL- ^ E. Stuck, J. C. Eargle. Cross Roads?Bonlcc tn IV V MVJ^V J. A. Cumerlander's. Committee: Tl N. Shealy, J. A. Cumerlander, J. Chapman. J. B. Hunter,. County Chairman^ B. B. Leitzsey, Secretary. _ . _ j.