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LITTLE FOLKS, THE CIRCUS IS COMING TO PITCH TENTS AT GILDERS FIELD. Rhoda Royal's Circus VV'iil tic r.erc Next Thursday?Coming Here From Columbia. ' The advent of the Rhoda Royal's greatest shows, on Thursday, August 26, will, it is said, mark an epoch in the matter of tented amusements in Portland. That- this show will present the biggest 'and finest street pageant Newberry has yet witnessed, is asserted without qualification. That the circus company numbers - . . I more circus performers and of a better order of merit ;han have heretofore been gathered together under any one management, is also stated positively. Thousands cf dollars cash' were expended last winter in accumulating new features to add to the! glories of the "Rhoda Royal Greatest,1 Shows." j The menagerie is said to be a very! complete one, containing the finestI collection of rare wild beasts ever on the coast.. The newspapers all along A' - ,:i vio-Viiv nf this hucre en xne nut; x,~ ^ tertainment, and the "small boy," as ! "well as those older folks who will i be delighted again with the feats of j the many male and female perform- j ?rs, the handsome horses, the won-1 derful exhibition of wild beasts in j the circular steel cage, the marvelous | aerial acts, and the exciting races on j the hippodrome track'. Exchanges' are all unanimous in praising the j courtesy of Royal's employes while I handling the immense crowds and I findinc ceats for late comers. The lack of "sure thing'' men and j fakers also adds materially to the en joyment of the spectator. The reputation of Rhode Royal for j faithfully carrying out all his ad- < vance promises and for dealing fairly: with the public in all things, affords; positive assurance that his show will j eclipse- anything of a like nature ! "??? liovn Ko-fnvo Cttll UtlC UWV1VI THE NEWS OF POMARIA j % ' ' Thos. Martin Electcd Cotton Weigh- ! er?Many Attend Funeral Mrs. Miller. ' Pomaria, Aug. 18.?The town was saddened by the death of Mrs. Jas. i n ^*-'1 1"OotMvi^ov RVin wad , r . lUilier UII lasu uatu; buried at St. Johns church on the following dav by the Rev. S. P. Koon in the absence of her -pastor, who was away on vacation in North Carolina in the presence of one of the largest crowds that has ever gather- j ed at the famous old church and thej floral offering was very beautiful. At the cotton weighers election j liava erwryio f'mo J) fro "Ml' ! 11CTJLII iitx t cuiiiv. v j Thos. Martin was elected cotton i weigher without opposition to weigh i cotton this fall. ? " ' * At the meeting of the voters here j Monday Mr. Holland Ruff was nomi- j nated as the choice for township : commissioner for No. 11 township. Sheriff Cannon G. Blease and wife; and Mrs. Anna Addams were in for a j short time Sunday afternoon, after j ~ ^attending the funeral of Mrs. J. F. j Miller-at the St. Johns burying! ground near here. { Mr. and Mrs. Jas. P. Setzler and \ son, Dr. G. B. Setzler, are at home j after spending a week on the sea- j shore in the lower part of the state j and at Cheraw. Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Johnson and Mr. John C. Aull have gone to Horse Shoe and HendersonviUe to*- a vveeK s: stay. 'Mrs. Alma Seyot and Miss Nellie j Ray Seybt have gone to Newberry j to visit Mrs. Sims W. Brown and j other relatives. r Mr. Johnnie Koon of Columbia j spent the week-end with his father. j Mrs. C. W. Sheely was called < here on account of the death of her | i sister, Mrs. J. F. Miller. Mrs. Sheeiy's j home is in Waynesville, X. C. Misses Ruth and Catherine Pinner' of Arden, X. C., are spending the ' week with their uncle, Dr. Z. T. Pin-! ner, in Pomaria. Miss Martha Shealy of Batesburjr j is spending the week with Miss Xar- j vis Rae Setzler in Pomaria. | Mrs. Grady Crooks is here from . Greenville on a visit to relatives. Mr. T. E. Cannon of Union scent! several days in the community. Mr. and . Mrs. Jas. P. Shealv of1 Newberry attended the burial of Mrs. j Hattie Miller at St. Johns near here i Sunday. Mrs. W. L. Bedenbaugh is visiting' at her old home in Ninety-Six. Mrs. M. C. Rivers of Columbia is j visiting her parents near here. Mr, and Mrs. Thes. si. Graham of < Columbia attended the funeral of j IVIr. Graham's sister. iVliss Annie JLeitzsey oi bumier spending her vacation at her ':on:e j near here. Mrs. John Bobb and children of Co-j s J [ - * f *\ /* / A /\ /\ ; * . . > - V V V ? ( j* 4 ! ^ AT THE OPERA HOUSE. < I $. <; + > <?> 4S ^ ^ ' "Whispers." : Many scenes of Washington, the | capitcl city, constantly before the ...:n I. ? : "VTJoc i jniCiiL' v.\ V, .\iii uf :j;i;iuui:u m -'uc. | Elaine Hammers* ein's forthcoming iSelznick production ''Whisper?," ! which will be the feature attraction , at the opera house on Tuesday. | "Whispers'' is described as a story 1 of a young woman who has lived all | her life with her aunt, a social but; teifiy, always hard up ar.d always i hoping to bring: about a rich mari riaire for her "niece who is, really. ! umy ci iiifiii;s> i ) itii ti.u. iut- siuij | was written by Marcus V. Connolly, jpicturized by 'George Proctor, and directed by William P. S. Earle. Matt Moore is at the head of a large" and notable supporting* cast i which includes Charles Girard, Ida ! Darling, Phillips"Tead, Bernard Ran ; dall and others. I "Scratch My Back." Val went merrily along (loins; exactly as he pleased, and managing to : keep out of jail by a not too comfortable margin. He went to the opera one night, feeling particularly effervescent. There was a back in front. It was a remarkably beautiful back and Val thought 'Tarty next io the pretty back is probably her father, I wonder what her face I is like. I've had some awful disappointments. *' And then he noticed ! that her shoulders were twitching, lie ! twitched in sympathy and there suddenly came to him the vivid memory of a fashionable yatching party during which he had been attacked bv a v- / v most excruciating itch between his shoulder blades?just out of reach. It was evident that the owner of the beautiful back was in similar distress. He fidgeted in his scat. The impulse was overpowering". He could not resist it any longer. He reached cut with his gloved hand and scratched the fascinating back? scratched with a fatalistic deliberation?scratched with a sinking sense of impending disaster. ''Scratch 3Iy Back" will be shown at the opera house Wednesday. "Don't Every Marry." "Don't Ever Marry'' was the' in junction given Joe Benson just three hofcrs before he was secretly wed to the girl of his choice. 'Troubles always start with marriage" was the rest of the warning and within 12 hours after his wedding Joe had accumulated enough to last an average man through a life time. ''Don't Ever Marry'' is the title of the latest Marshall Xeilan production which tells the funny fascinatingstory of the troubles which Joe Benson ran into by marrying. It will be the attraction at the opera house Thursday. lumbia and spending some time with relatives in and around Pomarix this week. Miss Kathleen Counts of Little Mountain spent the week-end with Miss Xarvis Setzler. Mrs. J. V. Summer and daughters, Verna, Minnie, Lois and Cornelia, of Columbia attended the funeral of Mrs. J. F. Miller Sunday. r\Iis3 Geo Aull of Sumter is visiting: in the community. Mr. Wilbur J. Kinder, mail carrier on route 1, is taking Jiis vacation and has gone to Abbeville for a few days. 3I:?s Lcnnie and 3Iiss Lillian Ruf? of Simpsonviile are spending some time will: Miss Eloise Hipp. Mrs. Jas. L. Graham and 31 r. Thos. A. Setzler have gone to Glenn Springs for a couple days. 31 rs. 3Iartin Rickman of Anion. X. C.. is visit inir at Dr. Pinners. 3Iiss Giendele Brown of Abbeville is visiting: Miss Eloise Hipp. Peak News. Peak, A up:. 18.?We have been having lots of rain dtnvn in this section. Little Maggie Belle and James Perry of Florida are visiting their father, Mr. Paul Perry. Miss Mary Lindler of Peak is visiting her aunt in Lamar. " * * Tk 11 Mr. YTilliam Boukmgnt ox uanentine made a flying trip to Peak Tuesday. Mr. J. X. Bfadshaw of Greenville spent the week-end with Misses Bessie and Mac Dailey. Mr. Beard Swetenberg of Abbe " 'in ivie? '< ;!< * 11Unt, ?Jvs. 0. .A.. Swy.u'Oi't. Mr?. C. E. JJ-..st of Pi ak is visitiiicr vela lives in . (\ Mr. Jliiy Fwyw 'i is spending: his v;';? a ' v. it:- I;.? ;*?': ndBarents. Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Sv y,: of Peak. V-'e an \ cry r1.-/' to 1 r v* f ?\ni v/e A!M- - ' worked ur some. If this escapes the waste basket v..:! come ajrain. The Brown-Eyed Kid. i SCHOOL INFORMATION FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS Teachers who attended summer | school and coinnlieu with the condi-i iions upon which county aid will be I - 4 - nn/iuitn * li' > 1 / ! r-.^ I-r;:i.U-U iimv ^V.-'v.UIV u::a tun us ????-; im: in their renon? from tlie su-nnerj i , ' i .j scnnol. i The blanks on which application i? made for state certificates for teach-1 ers can be found at the county su-j perintendent's office. Application to) , the state boar 1 of am in ers mus: be j made out on one of these blanks and i this must accompany the teachrr's 1 certificate i n sen dine: to Columbia.! Any teacher who is re?i>'vca on the j records of the county superintendent. of education is enti'led to a state cor- i tificare o? the same value, j'his of certified teachers lias been sent to j the board of examiners. The regular teachers' examination! | wTl be held the lirsv i'riuuy in uc-j tober. j Teachers' register?, manuals, and | information for teachers are ready for distribution at the coufity superintendent's office. The trustees for Silvers! reet school should have occurred as fol-j lows when the list wa : printed: J. j C. Blair. C. L. Leit;;fey, R. (VXecl. | '?cq i i ^ J Give a dollar for Democracy and insure peace, prosperity and progress. NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION IN REEDERVILLE j SCHCOL DISTRICT NO 42 j State of South Carolina, County of Xewberry. Whereas, one-third of the resident freeholders and a like proportion of the resident electors of the age of J twenty-one in the Reederville cchool a? j t j district. No. 4L\ tne coumy 01 .\uw-j berry, State of South Carolina, have; j filed a petition with the County I Board of Education of Newberry | county. South Carolina, petitioning! and requesting that an election be! held in the said school district on the question of levying a special tax j cf six ((V) mills on the taxable property within the said school district. Now, therefore, \vc the undersigned, composing the County Board* of j J Education for # Ne^vberry county, j I State of South "Carolina, do hereby} order the* board of trustees of the Reederville school district, No. 42, to hold an election on the said question of levying a special tax of six | (f.) milte to lie collected on the property located within the said school district, which said election shall be (held at-the new site for school house, i in the ?a:d school district, No. 42, on j Saturday, the 28th day of August, j 1020, at which said election the polls shall be opened at 7 a. m. and closed at 4 p. m. * The members of the board of. trustee s of the said school district shall J r -t 1- - __ l .1 aci as managers 01 me sam eiecuon. Only such electors as reside in the =aid school district and return real or personal property for taxation, and \Vho exhibit their tax and registration certificates as required in general elections, shall he allov.ed to vote. Electors favoring the levy of such tax shall cast a ballot containing the word "Yesv written or printed thereon, and each elector opposed to such levy shall cast a ballot containing the word "No" written orj printed thereon. Given under our hands aa'd seals fl-iic 1 11]> /io\r c\" Ancrncf. 1 Q9rt_ I C. IVX. Wilson, O. B. Cannon, J. B. Harman, J County Board of Education, Xewber-j j ry County. NOTICE OF SPECIAL -SCHOOL 1 ELECTION III O'NEALL SC: OCL DISTRICT NO. IS. State of Sou.;: Carolina, Cour'y of Newberry. AVhc-ioas, one-iii rtkef (he resident freeholders and a l:!:e proportion o' the re:-;; dent _ electors of J .'ire <> j j 21 in the O'Neall schopl district, No. I i 1G, the ecunty cf Newberry, S:;itc j ! of Squill Carolina. have 1"Ic.ti a peii-i j cioii wit i Hie county boarJ of e^uca-1 jt'on Xewberry countyv Car-1 olii:a, petitioning and reauc ^hut j | an election be he'd in the f-.M > : ol, Jdistrie. on the quest-en o; kvy-iijr a. [special rax of six ((>) :ni;is on \hej j tr.xable property within tae said j ! school district. ! Now, therefore, we the u" l ;s:rrn-j led, composing the county board oil education for Newberry coruly, J I / - - rv,;,,. 1w?w.i jSIllie Ui OOlitll V illUiim;. !W wv j j order t!:e board of trustee's (<f the i <OW'eaH school district N'o. 1 ' to hold; |an election. 021 the said question of' |!evyii;r i special tax of six <G i mills j j to be collected on the M'-nort.v lo-i icaled within the said school district.; 'which ?aio election shall be held s 1-j jibe O'Xeail school house, in the said school district Xo. 16, op Sattirday, j j the 2Slh day of August, 192'.), at i j which said election the polls shall be j opened at 7 a. m. and closed at -1; j P- ir>- j The members of the board of tri.s-! j.tees of the said school distviv : shall! ! net as managers of the s:.i i election.! ! Osilv .""Jch electors as reride in tlv 1 1 1 T -L- -*- ! ? ,1 ! r::ui SCfiOOI aiSi.nct ami it-iui:i ic .i. | or pers-.pal property for tax:v. :on,j :nr<t w .. exhibit their tax and re;;is-' trat;on je :'t ficai.es as required in : [geneva* e' cticns. shall be allowed to. ivote. Electors favoring the levy of } [Such tax shall cast a ballot .ccntainIirr^c the word "Yes" written or print- j th<*; '-jr.. \ each elector opposed; | to such levy shall cast a oailot con-i jtaining the word "No'? written or; }}>rini.eti thereon. Given under our ha:-.Is and ?ea:s i jthis the 14th dav of August, 1^:10. J ] ' C. M. Wilson, O. U. Can/ion. ,T. V>. Harman. i ("'ouniy Board 01 1'Mucaticn, XcwI berry County. j NOTICE OF SLECTiON. ! The Stiite of South Carolina, C civvy of Xewbv'vry. ' - ... ,, . - r ! in obedience to tnc orue:- <> . >. * Sample, supervisor of Newberry j county, and pursuant to Act No.! "*>70 an-'I Act No. 821 of the general j | assembly nt ihe state of South Carofiina, pas>' d at its session of 11)20, | ;-rd approved 6:i the 11th (iay off March. 3i)20, notice is hereby given ' that U:o undersigned, as the coram is-! sioners of election for state and i county officers for Newberry county,! will hold an election at the usual vot-j Ing precincts in the said county on j I Tuesday, the 24th day of August, A. [J>., 1920, upon tlie question of is| suing coupon bonds of said county to I the amount of four hundred thou-! j sand dollars for permanent road i buildinir and maintenance of the same and also for the election of a j highway commission of Newberry j county, which commission shall be! composed of one member from each i of the 12 townships of the county, to be ejected as now provided for in case of other county officers in the elec-i I lion provided for'on the question of j issuing said bonds for a term ending! January 1. 1025. The qualifications for suffrage are j as follows: Residence in the state i for two years, in the county one j year, in the polling: precincts in which the elector oijfers to vote four months, and the payment six months before the election of any* poll tax then due and payable: Provided. ! That ministers in charge of an organized church and te;y her? of pubj lie schools shall be entitled to vote after six months' residence in the (state if otherwise-qualified. Managers j of election shall require of each eleci tor offering to vote, before allowing him to vote, the production of a regj istration certificate, proof of the payment of all taxes, including poll j tax, assessed against him and col: rinviiw 1I1.0 nrr-vinijS vear. The I itv. Mui ?i .t^ vi* ^ %r [production of a certificate or of the] I receipt of the officer authorized to i collect such taxes shall be conclusive proof of the payment thereof. The commissioners of election for 'State and county officers shall appoint three managers of election for each pcilinsr place r.t each election r precinct. The managers shall take and subscribe, before any officer authorized to administer oaths, the oath of office prescribed by Section 20 of Article II of the Constitution, and the oath wjth respect to dueling, and the same shaif be immediately filed in the omce of- the clerk of the court of common pleas of Newberry county, South Carolina. The managers may appoint .a clerk to assist them in their dutifef, who shall take the cath of office prescribed by Section oO of Article: 11 of the Constitution. and the cath with regard to dueling, before the chairman of the beard of managers. The clerk of the poll shall keep a p^li list which shall - 1 contain one colunijL. neaaeci -Names | of Voters.'1 and the name of each I elector vnt:':.x shall've entered by the clerk in such column. The commissioners and mar agar s at their firs: meetings, respectively, shall proceed to organize as a board by appointing one cf their number chairman of the beard, and Such chairman, in each instance, is empowered to administer oaths. In case all:,of the managers .shall fail to attend at the time and place appointed for the holding suchj poll, or shall refuse or fail to act. or in case no manager mis ut-en appointed for such poll, it shall be lawful for the voters present'at the precinct voting place on that day to appoint from among* the qualified voters Vi such precinct the managers to act as managers in the place and stead of tlie absent managers, and any one of the managers so appointed shall administer the oath to the other managers: Provided, That in case , the legally appointed managers attend in v: cV.-ill tnt-n it I l.'iii; ljut^y uiu.ii charge ar.d conduct the election. The polls shall bo opened at all* designated voting places at 7 o'clock in' the -forenoon and close at 4 o'clock n the afternoon, and shall be kept open di^ini; those hours without intf mi: "i.:n or adjournment; and the manatvcf? shall administer to each . on offering: to vote an oath that he is qualified to vote at this election, ; .:cordinsv to the constitution of this state, ard that he has not voted during: tiiis election. In said election there shall be three j separate and distinct ballots to be provided according: to law, as' fc-l-j lews: A ballot to ;)c voted by tnosej favoring the issuance of bonds, and a haiiot to be voted by those opposed to ihe issuance oi* bonds. Those favoring the issuance of bonds shall deposit'in a box to be provided' therefor a ballot on which shall be! p.:-r':d the words. "For permanent rord bonds in the sum 'of four hundred thousand dollars?Yes;'- and these ( '>; osed to the issuance of said; bonds .-h;\il deposit in such box a oal- J lot or. which shall " be printed the j words, "For permanent road bonds! in the iu?i of four hundred thousand j die I tars?No." And there shall be a| "? r * ? *> . .viict to f:ci voteci ior mc iz memutnsj to compose the hi ji'jivvuy commission i of Newberry county, one from each! iovnrhlp. The ballot shall be ofj p!: ::: white paper and of such width J r-'-J loner h as to contain the n.imes! of the cfiicer or officers and question! or questions to be voted for or upon, | dear and even cut, without orna-1 mcnt, designation, mutilation. symbol j or v; of my kind whatsoever, ex-! c r.i the name or names of the per-) - n or :cn.s voted for and the of-] ! . e to whic h such person or per-; sons aro intended to be chosen, and | r') "peeia] qiies*ion:;, which >?ar/ie orn.^cs, or ' -nccs. question or' (uestioBs, 'shall be written or printed; or partly wrivlen or partly printed. (e:.\ apt that special question or ques-j lions snail ]>e printed) thereon in! Mack ink: and such ballot shall be; so folded so as to conceal the flame I or names, (juest-ion or questions,' *he:'-0n, and so folded, shall-be de- j nu-:tcd in a box to be constructed, i :crt and <11-posed of a? provi<j/J by] aw, and no ballot of any other de-; ser?ptio?- found m eitner ot saia pmEae??amm? ?' ** I 1 | i | i 1 i E I 5" I IT JL1 In the gr apolis ai average < 7 days. The succ of the qt and the; IJ. U]JieA, \ 9. M | A / ' ... ^ ******* boxes shall be counted. The com- ji1s missioners of election shall provide for each voting place a sufficient J 7 number of boxes to meet the requirements of the election. An open- j in^r shall be made in the lid of each box not larger than sufficient for a .. single ballot to be inserted therein at one time, through which each bal- 1 lot received proper to be placed in ~ such box shall be inserted by the person voting, and by no other. Each box shall be provided with a sufficient lock, and shall be publicly opened, ( and inspected, to show that it is empty and secure, and locked just j before the opening of the poll. The !-r.v <sV.^i] he returned to the man- j agerg, and the box shall not open- {~ ed during the election. Each box ; shall bs labeled in plain and distinct Romrn letters, with the office or of- ( ficor , Question or questions, voted for. and the managers, on the demand ( of the voter, shall be required to read J.T. ? :o him the names or questions on mc 11 boxes. At each precinct a space or enclosure, such as the managers of v election shall deem fit and sufficient, ?hall be railed off or otherwise pro- ; vivied with an'opening1 at or.e end or side for the entrance of the voter, j and an opening at the other for his exit, as a voting place in which to' j hold the election, and the ballot box shall be so located as to be in view ? of persons outside of the polling place during the tilne of voting. But one voter shall be allowed to enter any voting place at a time, and no j| * ?n .,! I one except tne managers siiun uc <ti lowed to speak to the voter while in. tlje voting place casting his vote. i At flic close of the election the i managers and clerk shall immediately; proceed publicly to open the ballot; box and counts the ballots therein,' and continue such count, without adjouornment or interruulion, until; the s.'irae is completed, and r-rakej such statement of the result thereof.1 and sign the same, as the nature of; the election shall require. No ballot shall be counted upon which there ? shall an near the name of an of^ce or j .. i:? i the name of a person m conr.ecuun with an office other than that for; which the box in which such ballot i is found shall be designated and { labeled. If, in counting:, two or mors like ballotfe shall be found folded to-; gether compactly, only one shall be! counted; the other must be destroy-i ed; but if they bear different names,! all must be destroyed and none J counted. If more ballots shall be! found on. opening the box than there ; are names on 'he poll list, all the: ballots shall be returned to the box and thoroughly mixed together, and one of the managers, or the clerk, J &hall, without seeing the ballots, draw ' therefrom and immediately destroy} as many ballots as there are in ex- j CQ~r, of the number cf names on the ' pell li:?t. Within three days there- j after the chairman cf the board of ; managers, or one of them, to be j designated in writing by the board, shall deliver to the commissioners of election the poll list, the boxes con- "m taining the ballots and a written statement of the result of the dec- ? tion in- his precinct. The following managers of election 9 have been appointed to hold the ejection at the various precincts in the j county, to wit: Managers of Election. Court House?D. B. Werts, S. S. I Cunningham. John Swittenberg. Xewberry Cotton Mill?J. T. Tim-j merman, Charley Lay ton, George \ Carter. ^ MnJlohon Mill?D. D. Darby, Oscar if Burton, I. T. Timmerman. Oakland Mill?S. Is. Timmerman, | A 1 ?I- ?s?-H?;:rTW.-J ivillC ? A W/U ^ i rk W 60 New Triplex Springs Help Overland 4 Break Record eat endurance test recently at i Overland 4 stock car cov< of more than 778 miles each / :ess of this severe test is anoth lality of material in the Ovei protection afforded the chassis Springs. OVERLAND NEWBERRY CO. Phone 333 Newberry, S. C. rV. H. Settler,.Thom.is Lyles. Helena??. R. Spsarman, "!. ;T. 'obel, D. C. Spearman. ML Bethel?J. -A. Brown, G, S. wiiiT. Grover Davsnpor:. Silvcrstreet?J.'M. Alewinfe, C. E. ^.brams, J. M. Nichols. Longshore?D. F. Senn, C. S. Cleand, A. R. Dorroh. Williams Store?J. S. Werts, M. 0. icozer, Willie Johnson. TO W iU LilcippGHS?e). o. uuiuuiiiA, vT >0alley, J. J. Murran. Utopia-r-II. L. Bouhvare, E.- 0. .aker W. 11. Schurnpert. Garmany?B. M. Buzhardt, T. W. "'oik, E. S. Boozer. ]\Jaybinton?T. E. Eison, F. B. lardy, J. Berry Richards. Whitmire?D. L. McCullough, W. j. Puckett, W. J. Aughtry. Betbeden?R. H. Xibler, R. C. Carlisle, E. C. Folk. Jolly Street?S, R.' Metts, Wiley likard, T. A. Elle&or. Pomaria?J. J. Hentz, J. W. Alevine, J. K. Koon. ? rr?r^ St. Philijps?Jticnjamm nauae-ru, L E. Lominiek, 0. L. Iyinard. Walton?T. D. Adams, J. M. relker. A. ?L Myers. GlymphviHe?L. P. Miller, Jr., t. L. Ringer, C. H. .Cromer. Kinards?S. B. Evans, A. D. Johnon. J. F. Miller. Prosperity?W. T. Gibson, A. B. Pa 1 m c 11. o Coll eg e o fi ers raphy, Secretarial, Type1 count in it and kind reel bran met to College gives you a i ployment Department. v* trained executives than all We furnish al! the old' esi with teachers. Individual merit. Experienced teaeh( Positions guaranteed. Yoi eel course of study in Pal half the time required in , dent body represents ever; far eae:t as Pennsylvania, lepre is kno^vn everywhere. Address Box G5, Varnvilie, S. < O 1 77 iJUA A i kJ Vltiiic 57 Went worth Stre * Palmetto The sclioc! that's We pay your railroad f ammm m mm h awi i i viw.jh ? -cum1 him i i . n mccaci^aarr r .rrTzt szsr~*rL .^^arifrrffjs c- jn^sasi Now Is The T PIA Before the September at mail order house prices. * ir r^^viTT rp J. L. BU WLtJ See at G. B. f Mi .... ^ I ' v 3 .V I i ' \ i. t t 1 f 5 iC1,- i : * i" <i Indian^ j|[ , *red an ~i || ; day ior g. | er proof P. rland 4, jf j 3 by the ' i . \ j ? ' Jv i / i , 3: . t I " i I . A \ i : - -1 Wise, J. A. C. Kibler. Hendrix Mil!?D. A.- Connelley,-P. B. Warner, D. M. Bedenbaugh. Slighs?E. R. Sheely, L. D. Sheely,-E. C. Bundrick. Central?T. A. Sheely, E. S. Sheely, J. A. Counts. Little Mountain?J. B. Lathan, L. W. Sheely, J. E. Sheely. Union?E. S. Franklin', M. L. Strauss, II. E. Wilson. Jalapa?L. M. Long, C. A. Matthews, A. B. Miller. Peak?W. M. Wilson, John C. Swygert, W. H. Suber. : The managers of each precinct I named above are requested to see J thai the boxes, blanks, tickets, etj., . are vsecured for the holding of the I election, without fail. One of the ! commissioners, or H. C. Holloway j will deliver same any day called for | at the court house from August 16 : to 21, both inclusive. The managers i -- i-- nrpsprvft this I axe clllbCJ lcijUwwittu wv - ? ?? j notice and read it carefully as it I contains the whole law as to conducti ins elections. H. M. Boozer, Chairman. T. L. B. EppSj J. V. Clary, ! Commissioners of Election for State and County Officers for .Newberry County, South Carolina. 8-3-4t-ltaw. > College [ > thoro courses in Stenogivriting, Bookkeeping, Acr hes. A scholarship in Paine mbership in our Free Emle receive more calls for " other colleges, in the South, tablished business colleges instruction. New equip3rs. Day and night school. i can complete the prescrib- + imetto College in less than any other school. Our stuy state in the South and as """ * n_i u. Tile reason is ranneuu v^uir. * C., (Mother School) or jeburg, S. C., or et, Charleston, S. C. i College w known everywhere. are to Palmetto College. imp To RllV A ! w m .w ^ NO ' .. Will duplicate any A t , * Farfnrv AorpnS" j A J M. v*a? | Summer & Sons. I ? ? : i iM