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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-08-05
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Keep up with the barbecues.
The new street cab line is becoming
very popular.
| Mr.. J. R. Scurry is announced as a
candidate for county treasurer.
Hon. Coke D. Mann writes that he
will speak in Newberry Saturday.
If there is not large crowd at Lit
tie Mountain today it will be the first
time in the history of the reunions.
The Rev. J. r. McKittrick will
preach at Mt. Zion church Sunday
morning at II o'clock.
The St. Phillips Missionary society
will meet at Mr.. A. E. Lominicks Au-
gust 6. at 2 .. m.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
socie,v of Central Methodist church
will meet in the church parlors on
Monday afternoon at 4.90 o'clock.
A gentleman from the low country
who came here for his health gained
four pounds in two weeks. This is an
item for the chamber of commerce.
1t speaks we'll for this place when
doctors in other counties advise peo-
pie to come to Newberry for their
health. Send them here, doctors, New
berry will take good care Of them.
Dukes Mixture was being freely
distributed in the city this week by
Mr.. M. F. Gravely, of Columbia. repre-
senting the American Tobacco CON-
pany. Mr.. Gravely is helping the sale
of Dukes Mixture.
A citizen went to the depot the 9TH
er day with his buggy to meet his
wife. lie had to walk all the way
back home, because his wife had un-
expectedly brought home lady Vlsl-
tor. :. 49, =. .-,.::7-.
The ladies and brigade Of Central
church will conduct a rummage sale,
at the vacant store formerly occupied
by Caldwell and Haltiwanger on Sat-
urday, August 6. All contributions
will please be sent in by 1870 o'clock.
The time for the opening of the
COUNTY campaign draws closer. 1t be-
gins at Nhitmire next Tuesday.
Next Tuesday, however, is the day for
the excursion to Atlanta. And We'd
nesday is the day for the farmers big
rally at Mr.. A. D. Hudson's.
All persons interested in the grave
ward at Beth Eden are requested to
meet at the church On Tuesday after
the first Sunday in August, early III
the morning, for the purpose OF clean
ing the graveyard. A large attend
ance is desired.
In order to enable Mr.. ". c. Wald-
rop-who could not get OF on the
train Monday-to go to Anderson IN
time for the races, Mr.. Robert Norris
made the trip in his car with Mr.
Waldrop, Capt. H. B. Wells and Mr..
". J. Swittenberg, of the NeWoerry
fire department.
Alderman F. G. Spearman, OF Hell
ena, held a trial in the mayors court
of that town Tuesday, in place OF
Mayor ". S. Melton, who was a Wit
ness in the case. Two negro women
were up for abusing each other, ours
ing, kicking up fuss generally in the
streets of the quiet Gown. The acting
mayor made it light for them, giving
each So, but he lectured them to the
,,~~+ e -. ah'!;t-. DHt11 r";i ~.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-08-05

FRESH BREAD AND ROLLS-Wa
will continue to get steam raised
bread and rolls every morning,
fresh from the oven. If you want
good bread We have it. Jones'
Restaurant. 1taW-tf
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-08-05
County Supervisor.

will give a first-class bar
becue at my residence campaign
day, August 27, 1910. I will sell
meat and hash at 11.30. j. NJ.
Counts. 8-2-1taW-td.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-08-05

WANTED-Customers for standard
graphophone records at 25 cents
each large size, and 10 cents each
for small size. H. D. Havird, 1000
Main street. 7-29-tf
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-08-05

CUT OUT the Typhoid germs from
your drinking wate1, get it from
the rock, pure and sparkling. By
having you well drilled, you cut
of all surface water. [ am
prepared for the business. See me
or phone Pts.
I. A. Mcdowell.
70-1A-00-+f
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-08-05

WANTED-Customer for standard
graphophone records at 25 cents
each large size, and 10 cents each
for small size. H: D. Havird, 1000
Main street. 7-29-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
One Cent a Word No ad-
vertisement taken for less
than rs cents.

LOST-Pair gold frame spectacles. In
case labeled Peterson, Spartanburg.
Return to Herald and News office.
8-5-1t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-08-05

WANTED-Experienced salesman TO
commence at once or by August Is.
Address box 1877. 8-2-2t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-08-05

CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED
Experience unnecessary. Sell our
brands to the retail trade. Big
pay. Write for full particulars at
once.
Globe Cigar Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
2-15-100t- ..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-08-05

FURNISHED rooms to rent with OF
without board. Apply at 1000 Col
lege street. 7-12-10t
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NOTICE TO OVERSEERS.
All overseers are hereby notified to
put their respective sections of roads
in good condition by September 1.
L. I. Feagle,
County Supervisor.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-08-05

WANTED-Five, six or seven room
cottage close in. Address Box 13II.
, 1910-08-24
THE C0URSE or BUSINESS.
IL.

Tue cases belonging under the Sanitary Boards sphere of business
are dealt with in meetings of the division concerned, respectively the
Council of Physicians and the Council of 4pothecaries Cases of minor
importance a be dealt with by the Chairman alone, but, so far as con
Germs the Council of Apothecaries, only in conjunction with the Vice
Chairman
The pracHcrg physician is summoned at the decision OF matters
concerning physicians, which ae dealt with in &$6 {, 7 and s, also at
discussions of Proposals for Laws, and the is ung of regulations and
iujunctions which concern the pracheing physicians.
The dentist is called in all cases concerning dentistry
Further details with regard to the treatment Of the cases and the
course Of business ae fixed by Instructions, which after the proposal Of
the Sanitary Board, are to be fixed by the Minister of Justice fr a Pc
Rod Of five years ut a time.
The transactions of the Sanitary Board with the several branches
OF the Central Administration can, at all stages of the trentmeu Of the
case concerned, be conducted both orally and by Uuing. The Chairman
conducts the oral business, along with, under special circumstances, the
Vice Chairman or the Adviser who has been summoned in the ca@e in
~Nesuon
, 1910-08-24

neutrality-suspicious. Formand tonnes mel 5000 kr aaIg med
IM@g at 500 Kr hvert 4de Aar ndtI 5000 Kr Der tIvges ham
derhos ct aarGgt Beob at 1900 Kr, som like meltoges Pensions
bere8nRlgon. Han nma like drive erhyerysmeasi8 LegeIIWkss
N8stformanden Legemadet tonnes med ct Houorar nj 3 100 hr
aathg Apotekerrmdets N8stformand med 2400 Kr Aarig, Ieshtge-
raadets 3 taste Medemmer hver med ct Honornr at 1900 Kr aarig.
otorreIs9n a do Konsulenterne tlkommende Hoporarer fastsBttes forste
slang for ct TldSrum of } Aar af Justtsministeren, efter mdhentet Be
O@nknln8 fra Sunlhedsstyresen, eter ct foreobigt Skou over OmfanBet
al Diet ArbeJde, der vii komme til at paahvle hvor User, enou ON Hon
or"r Ton hver Sag efter dennes Art eler ON aarhgt Honorul Dcreftta
tager Inisteriet under Overyejelse, igeledes &ter ndheutet Betank-
nng fra Sundhedsstyresen, ledsaget af fOrn0dent statstik Moterimo I'm
de paa8&donde Henorarer willie we're at forhoje cuer nedNete, og frem-
SETTER forn9dent ForHag 8a Henseende pa Finauslovforsaget
SA"dan Oyeryeese finder Sed pa samme Made hvert Ste Aar
bet fon0dne Beob til L5nning af Konsulenter og Retshegeraalets
tikMdte Medlemner SAINT til Looming af Diet Kontorpersonae der vii
v@re at stlo til Eaadighed for Suudhedsstyresens Formaud, SAINT hyad
def udtorhres til Lje at Lokale, Skrver- % Budlon, til tekmsh Med
hJ8p, til Udbredelse af de : 5 omhandede Vehednnger, DAgpnge og
Rojsegodtg0relser derunder Tikaldelse sarige Tifplde af proyusieIo
EmbedsAe5 r % de andre 5 Hdste Stykko omhandIede Pesonor,
bevhges we'd dc aarlge Finanslove, hviket h9eedes gplde. Avai der
krpves til fornoden farmaceutisk uddannet MedhjuIp til Apotekvnita
ton og tai Revision If Regnskaber for M0dien, leveret til syge, der
beLandlos pa dot ofentLges Regnng
, 1910-08-24
ORRF7NINGSG1NGEN

DE til neutrality-suspicious. Fouetningsomraade henhorcude Sager
behandIes at gedhommendo samlede Afdeing henholdsvis Lageroadet
eNer Apotekerraadd. Alndre vigtge Sager kunne belan'Ies ri For
manden aIene. for Apotekerraadets Vedkommende dog kun Forenlng
med N@stformandsn.
Den prakHserende Lpge tlkalles we'd Afgorelse af lie Lc9erne
angaaende Forhold, der omhandLes S. g., log s SAINT we'd ForhandLn&-
or ON Lovforsag og Udsteddse af Reguauver og IoaI"g, som we'd
r6re de paktserende Leger.
TandlHgen tlkalde8 allie Tandl@gesRger.
Bet nertnere med Hensyn til Sagernes 8ehNndiug % Forretnings-
Bangen bestemmes we'd en- Instruks, der eter Forslag a Sundhedssty
reAen udfprdiges af Justtsnmnsteren for ct Tidaru1n af . Aaf adj
0angen.
neutrality-suspicious. Forhandhnger med OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
torskeiIge Afdeinger kunne paa ale Trim Of vedkommende Says Be
handling foregaa Save! mundtlg som skrftig. Den mundthge For
handling skier we'd Eornanden, under sprige Forldd samnen med
N%stfor1nanden eer med den vedkommende Sag Ul6aldte kOnsulent
, 1910-08-24
Salaries 4ED SPECIAL RULE&.
~.

The Chairman Of the Sanitary Board is salariod with 5000 HI. per
There IS also allowed HIM an annual sum of 800 Kr, which u not IN
cIaded in the calculation of pension. He must not eng Sc in medical
The yce-chairman in the Council of Physicians is snlai44 with a
thecp1es with 2,40o H. yearly, the 3 permanent members OF the Council
Of JuddcaI Physicians each with a payment Of 1900 Kr yeary. TIE
period Of three Years BY the Minister OF Justice, either , q - =
has obtained a report from te Sanitary Board subsequent to a provision
al estimate Of the extent Of the work which will come to be incumbent
on each one separately Thereafter the Ministry takes into oonsidora-
hon, likewise after having obtained the report Of the Sanitary Board
payments ought to be raised or lowered, and brings forward the neees~
suy proposal in that respect on the Budget. The question Is 30 be TAX
EN- under consideration IN the same manner every hH9 year
rooal o4"Ier. ,f tg Co Council ' Fl }nri5;coi p6v%ct@, '" Also &c t9 ~o
of the Chairman OF the Sanitary Board, also what IS required FOR office
rent, salaries Of writer and messenger, for technical assistance. fr dis
expenses, including hereunder the summoning in special cases of pro-
clause Of S I, are granted or the yearly Budgets which likewise applies,
for the inspection OF apothecHys shops and for the revision Of accounts
for medicine supplied to sick persons who are treated on account q the
&13
The separate fund belonging o the Royal Board of Health passes
The SANITARY. Boards sphere Of work embraces the Kingdom. also
To that extent which may be wished by the IooIendic Authorities,
Outside the Sanitary Boards sphere of action ar the conditions in
LesrF4 eoo rtpen ana ma o t%e me3 1ne S OK IN tn o%e ARMY ARMY i N Navy Navy, Fn@ Se'''-
In matters concerning the are of the general health of the Country,
the Veterinary Department, the Sanitary Board has the right to discuss
the matters with respectively the 5urgeons-General and the Chief
The work Of the Council Of Ju.disl Physicians has in regard to
il fact the administrative and judicial authorities of the Army and Navy.
SIS.
Concerning the work of the Sanitary Board and the Council Of Jurid-
icl Physicians an annual report is to be sent in to the Minister of
Justice. The report is to be published.
To which all concerned have to conform,
Given at Amaienborg, the both of April 1903,
Under our royal hand and seal.
FREDERIK R.
, 1910-08-24
10.

bet paahvher Ret4lngemadet at afgive saadaune legeyidenskabe-
ne OG farnaOeutske SkoD, 0 ere bestemmende for enkelte PRISONERS
ketsforhold, Dsse ErkI@ringer kunne foruden af SundhedsstyreIsen
ataSkes Raadet af CentraadministrahOnens forskeige Afdehn8er, Ut
hetterne Observation-Disclosures SAINT af Oyerovrigheden. Desuden kunne
lille L@ge-Attester, som anvendes Retssager, indsendes til Reyiaonen
Of RetsEpgeraaht
, 1910-08-24

Den Diet kongeHge sundhodsko1egium tI6roude ~cGge Fond
i4ddrnges Staskassen.
neutrality-suspicious. Vrksomhed omtattor Kongeiget SAINT de yost
indiske Der og Gronland.
l det Omfan8, hyori Diet MATTE onskes af islundsk Myndgled, er
StyreIsen IhgIg at udstr@kke sin Nmksomhed til Island
Udenfor neutrality-suspicious. acknowledgements igge de Harens
OK f9aaceus Sndheds- og Sygephje vedroreDdo Forhod. Veeunnr-
Va>eaet etmt de Observation-Disclosures og farmaceuisko Uddannelses-
anstator
| Soger yedrorende Landets almindeige Sundhedsrltje, der have
neutrality-suspicious. med de H@ren og FlaadeY vedrorende Forhold eer
Yeterinarypsenet hr Sundhedsstyreben Ret til Forhnndlns med hen
holdsvs Generalpgerne og Veteriunryskus
Retsngeraadets Virksomhed hr samme stedige Oumaade som
neutrality-suspicious., men omater Ssgig ogsaa HWrens og Faudous
administrative og d6mmende Myudigheder.
On Sundhedsstyrelsens og RetsIpgeraadets virksomhod sfsives
aarlig Beretning til Justtemnisteren Beretuingen oFentiggores.
H'Gefter allie vedkommende sig have at rette
Givet pa AmaHenborg, den 3Ote April 1909
Under Vor Kongehge Hand of Segl
DER L.
, 1910-08-24

the inspection of apothecary's shops-which, moreover, must be carried
out according to the instructions given by the Council Of Apothecarias
and approved by the Minister of Justice, fixes the schedule of races Or
medicines in accordance with the rules in force and decides question,
arising a. the medicinal revision.
1t is incumbent on the Council OF Juridical Physicians to give such
scientific medical and pharmaceutical judgments Is are determnative
for the judicial relations of individual persons. These declarations al
moreover be asked for by the Sanitary Board. also by the different
branches of the Civil Administration, by the Courts of Law, the prose
cutting author dies and by the Superior Authority. Also all medical cs-
hhcates which are used in Court cases can be sent in for the revision Of
the Council of Juridical Physicians.
, 1910-08-24

skier efter de af Apotekerraadet gyne or af Justhsninisteren apptobere-
de Forskufter-, faskHtter Nedicinnlaksten Inconsistencies med
DE- g@Idende Reger og decilerer de we'd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. optaaede
Sporgsnnal
, 1910-08-24

SvEND HoGsBRO,
, 1910-08-24
Low
(Nr. 111-19O9l

Sundhedsvasenets Centralstyrelse
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-08
Mr.. w. w. Whaley at Work
on Two Important Inventions
One Has been Perfected.

Mr.. w. w. Whaley of Lumber
ton is at work on two inventions
on which he will probably make
a pile of money. He is now per-
fecting plans for q new-style
vacuum cleaner which will do the
work of the most expensive ones
and can be manufactured and
put on the market at about one
fifth of the price of the cleaners
now on the market. His other
invention has been perfected and
he will apply for a patent at
once. This is an attachment for
motion picture machines for
writing and drawing through re-
hected light on the machine-an
attachment whereby the operator
can put anything he desires on the
machine without the use of films
or slides, doing his drawing in
view of the audience and throw
ing tAe work Immediately on the
screen. A demonstration of this
last invention will be given at
the opera mousse some time in the
near future.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-08

When ex-President Roosevelt
concluded a speech at Fargo, N.
D., Monday a small, poorly-dress-
ed man fought his way to within
a few feet of the colonel and
asked him who is paying the ex-
penses of his trip about the
country. The question angered
the colonel and he advanced
toward the man with the state
ment that he considered that an
impertinent question. but added.
However, l have no objection
to telling you that the expenses
of the party are being paid by
the magazine of which l am one
of the editors" You lie", the
man shouted, and Colonel Roose-
welt stepped forward, grasped
him by the arm as a ..matter Of
pr. caution, wheeled him around
ana ne was hustled out OF the
way. but noc until he added,
"Yot r expenses are being paiC
by the people Of the United
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-08
UP ST. PAULS WAY.
Rah For Good Roads and Tele-
phones Bank Begins
Business-Other Items.

St. Paul, R. F. D. l, Sept. G.
We have been having very heavy
rains for the past week, which
we believe to be very injurious
to the cotton.
Miss Katie Broadwell is sick
with malarial fever, which we
are sorry to report. We hope
she will soon be we'll again.
Mr.. A. G. Edwards is still i'm
proving. The sound of his saw
mill has greatly increased since
his return from Fayetteville.
Mr.. w. H. Fisher, Jr., of St.
Paul, passed through here Thurs
day, from a visit to see his father,
Mr.. w. H. Fisher, of Tolarsville,
who continues to be very feeble.
Mr.. Mclean McGeachy and
sister, Miss Annie. OF the St.
Pauls section. visited at the home
of Mr.. N. T. Humphrey last
Wednesday. Mrs. Carrie Hedge
peth, and little son. Daniel, visit
ed Misses Jane and Ma ggie
Johnson last Thursday. Miss
Mamie Rozier, of the Lumber
ton section, has been visiting her
sister Mrs. E. o. Johnson for
the past several days.
Monday was Labor Day. We
had no mail that day. Such days
seem longer to US on the farms.
When we get good public roads
and good telephone service the
times will not seem so long.
Hurrah for that day to come!
Mr.. James Humphrey, of Fay
etteville, who has been visiting
in this community for the pas
two weeks, expects to return
; home in a few days. He says h
is about we'll again.
Our new bank at St. Paul
opened for business this week
We think it was greatly neede'
We can't see any reason why i
will not be a success. st. Paul
is a stirring little town.
r Everyone wishing a snac
while in St. Paul this week ca
r go to the McAllister Hdw. stor'
. and get some hot coffee, butte
: and biscuit.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-08
RURAL LETTER CARRIERS,
Interesting Meeting Held in
Lumberton Monday Good
Roads and Other Important
Subjects Discussed.

Reported for The Robesouian
The Rural Letter Carriers os-
sociation of Robson county met
in the court house in Lumberton
Monday.
The meeting was called to Or
der at II O'Clock by President G..
H. Howard, roll of officers called
and all answered to their names.
There were about 20 carriers
present.
Messrs. C. H. King and G.. H.
Talley, rural carriers of Fayette-
vile, were present and gave
excellent talks on the manner in
which the roads are worked in
Cumberland county. Mr.. J. S.
Humphrey also made an enthusi-
astic speech on good roads, en-
phdsizing the Importance of get
ting the patrons interested in
seeing all road money is properly
spent and the bitches kept open.
Also to urge them not TO plow in
the 2O-foot limit. Mr.. R. O..
Edmond, assistant postmaster of
Lumberton, urged the carriers
to not only familiarize themselves
with how to get better roads,
but join the association and
study the postal laws and regula-
tions. The president appointed
J. S. Humphrey, A. S. Pitmar
and W. H. Howard committee
to confer with the Farmers
Union, the medical society anC
road supervisors in regard to get
ting better roads.
'How to get the Rural Carriers
Interested in Our Associations
was discussed by A. S. Pitmal
and others.
The meeting then adjourned
for dinner. and the carriers turn
ed their steps toward the Thomp
son boarding house, where an ex
cellent dinner was prepared fo
them. AT 3 o'clock the associ
alton was again called to orde
by President C. H. Howard
Subjects pertaining to the better
ment Of he service of rural fre
delivery were discussed by C
H. Howard, R. O. Edmond an
others. The meeting the
adjourned to meet again in Lum
, berton May 80, 1911.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-08
Jurors For October Term of
Court

At the meeting of the county
commissioners Monday the fol-
lowing were drawn to serve as
jurors at the civil term of Rot-
eson Superior Court beginning
Monday, October 3:
First week-F. M. Flowers, j.
H. Tyson, M. F. Hodge, J. E.
Stephens, N. A. McInnis, Floyd
Britt, E. F. McRae, R. M. Oliver,
J. P. West, N. M. Duncan, J. D.
Herring, C. R. Singletary, w. B.
Miller, P. F. McGirt, R. W.
Owen, Sc. Prevatt, w. T. Will
llams, Frank Sealy.
Second weeks. B. Culdreth.
L. l.. McGirt, Council Pittman,
J. D. Andrews, Henry Nye, M.
w. Mclean. N. A. Andrews, Or
rem Flowers, w. G.. Pope, w. H
Howard, E. M. Herring. w. G,
Green, A. H. Perry, H. c.. Free
man, J. j. Cashweli, w. F. How
ell, w. H. Carter, C. P. Culbreth
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-08
COUNTY SCHOOL MATTERS
Various Matters Passed On by
Board of Education-Petition
for Special Tax Election.

The county board of education
held its regular mon ;nly meeting
Monday, all the members of the
board Messrs. Lucius McRae,
chairman, L. R. Hamer and E.
Z. Nye-being present.
Chairman McRae was appoint
ed a committee to see if a site
can be secured for the colored
school in Red Springs, and it not
1t was ordered that the board ap-
proprlate S10O to repair and add
an ell TO the Old building,
provided the patrons Of the school
contribute an equal amount.
1t was ordered that old district
No. 3 Saddle Tree township, be
re-established and an appropri-
alton of SlO0 was made tor f.
months school. District No. 6,
Indian, Burnt Swamp township,
was allowed $50 for building
pul poaes, provided the district
contribute an equal amount.
The resignation of Walter
Hodge as committeeman in No.
5, Britt's, was accepted and j.
Z. Stone was appointed to fill
out the unexpired term. A
special appropriation of $50 was
made to No. 3. colored, Smiths,
for a 4-months school at Hickory
Bend, this in addition to the
regular apportionment for the
district and under the supervis.
ion of the regular committee. The
sum of Sl2O was allowed for the
, schooltobe established at Midway
now a part of No. 3, Alfordsville
A petition was approved for ;
special tax election in No. 6
Sterling's, and the election wa:
= ordered by the county commits
7 sioners, as mentioned ELSEWHERE
r in this paper.
= County Supt. J. R. Poole wa
t authorized to employ a compe
2 tent clerk for 5 months, and hi
e extra travelling expenses will al
e 50 be paid by the board.
t Richard Shaw was appointe'
! Committeeman of No. 6, colored
Blue Springs, and Daniel Lock
lear was appointed committee
man of No. 2, Indian, Whit
House. w. H. Ellis and Alex
= Sinclair were transferred to Nc
p 4, Blue Springs. The following
bills were ordered paid: j. M
T McNeill, for desks, $3.50; w. B
Mcmillan, having lots su,
g veyed and probating deed
o o for No. l, Blue Springs, 81; Dc
= Currie, holding special tax elet
h h tion in No. 5. Lumber Bridge
- S11.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-09-08
Special School Tax Election
Robson Ga ining on the Lead.

AT the meeting Of the county
commissioners Monday a peti-
tlon, approved by the board oi
education, was presented for d
special school tax election in
district No. 6, Sterlings town
snip, to vote on a tax Of not ex-
ceedlng Is cents on the$1OO valu-
atlon OF property and As cents
on the poll, and it was ordered
tnat an election be held at the
public school house in the dis.
trlct October 8. A new registra.
tlon was ordered andR. R. Barnes
was appointed registrar, Kelly
Johnson and Thompson Williams
Judges. There are now 43 spe.
cal tax districts in the county,
one other election besides this
mas been ordered, and severa
Gther petitions will be made soon
Il the present lied is kept uI
Nooeson soon will pass Guilfor(
county. which leads the Stat,
With Al special tax districts.