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WALHALLA, 8. C.:
WEDNESDAY, SKIT. ?, HM?.
OUR DA HV INDUSTRY.
Hie Cream Route is Droving Doth
Kutisfaetory mid Profitable.
Walhalla, lt. I'1. ,D. 1, Aug. 28.
-.pedal: Quito a mnnbor of Oconco
M?: ate now learning what a real
cream route is, bul not many of
linn realize just what it means to
the average farmer along thesV.
nulos.
Ellice April Mic Clemson co-opera
tive cream route from Richland has
hoon growing and developing. Front
a mere handful ol pal rons some ! 2
>.u ll, with lil cows this route luis
now en listed 2'? pal rons with 00 or
moro cows.
In Ibo month of July over ROO
pounds of butter lat were collected
}?> J. R. Wright, tho genial, courte
ous driver, and about $110 was dis
tributed amour, Hie 2f? pleased pa
trons, who bad simply carried their
cream lo their doors, twice a week,
then received their chocks, at the
samo place, at *lhe cud of the month.
They realised a larger pro fit. without,
the loss of time incident to the old
way of .bringing a horse or mulo
fnun the field, dressing -(oh, yes,
"-.hey must "dress up" to go to
town)-then driving from two to six
Titiles to a market, whore they may
? ir may not bavo been able to dispose
.of the soft, ill-shaped moulds at
prices ranging from 1 2 Vis to 25 cents
V'O.r pound.
A number of people living on this
route (bink they must have cream
separators before 'they can profit
ably disposo of tlteir cronin. This ls
i mistake, Some of the patrons who
'"hand-skim" gol lest figures that
rival those of the liest machines. For
Hiiy ono patron of this route, who
'"hand-skimmed," averaged a tcs't of
i7 per tent, which any dairy expert
would consider an excellent test for
machine separated cream.
When this route attains certain
proportions, eggs, poultry and coun
try produce will ;u!so be collected ?it
' '.'nr. door of the farm-houses, thus
3pollilig ti degree of prosperity for
this territory thal the most progres
sive optimist has failed Lo conceive.
Whenever Yo? Need n General Tonic
Toko Orovo's
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
.hill Tonic is equally valuable ns a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic propertlcsof QUININE;
:md IRON. It nelson the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System, 50 cents.
(Bri Blatantly Killed.
.Camdon, S. C., Aug. SO.-'Lillie
rtpradhw a while girl of nine years,
'.vas shot and instantly billed at Cas
satt, In Ibis county, about S o'clock
Uns morning, 'by Hillie May Thomp
son, a young negress. Tho Spradley
famlH wore residing on ibo farm of
T M. C. Mosier and ti young white
?W.Vn named SllCOI'n had been sent
hi re lo move them, Tho negress
picked np a shotgun and first point
ed at i mule: Iben pointed it nt She
orn and fired. Shcorn dodged tho
load .md it took offed in the Sprnd
;.ey girl's abdomen, creating a ghastly
'A on nd. No cause l8 assigned for the
Teed other than, lt is thought, the
negress was ol unsound mind.
KV FR SALIVATED RY
CALOMEL ? HORRIBLE !
?Calomel is Quirk Silver and Act?
Dike Dynamite on Your Liver.
Calomel lotes you a day! You
V.a.w what calomel ts. lt's mercury;
Ulick silver. Calomel is dangerous.
VI crashes into sour bile like dyna
mite, clamping and sickening you.
Calomel attacks tho bones and
should nover bo pul Into your sys
.em.
When you fool bilious, sluggish,
constipated and all knocked out and
btollevo you need a dose ol' dangerous
Oi?doiiiel just remember thal your
? i r u jd s t sells for .">0 cents a largo
'.v.vd'.e of Dodson's Livor Tone, which
tfi em i t idy vegetable and pleasant to
'take and ls a porfod substituto for
calomel. It ls guaranteed to ?'tart
your liver without stirring you up
ins''.?> and cannot salivate
" "'t take calomel! lt makes
\o-' .' l< the next day; it loses you a
da' ' . work. (Dodson's Liver Tono
st r> "Mens you right up and you
Teel 'teat. Hive it to tho children
be n uso it is perfectly harmless and
ulo"-ii'i ?ripe.-Adv.
i Olin's MON AT 8KNB0A. 4*
.j? ?j. ?j., j?, j?, j? ?j..?j. ?j?
(Hy J. Russell Wright.)
.Wednesday, August I (>, 1010, was
a red letter du y at 'Seneca.
Thal being the annual reunion of
Orr's Regiment, tho survivors of that
famous command were on hand, and
quito a number of invited guests
wore there from other regiments. Hy
I I o'clock tho school building was
packed with old men and matrons,
young mon and maidens. Miss Nol
lie? Hines, at the piano, played a
march, and fourteen beautiful little
girls, dressed in spotless white,
carno upon the stage and sang
"Dixie" for tho boys, and ".Mary
land, My Maryland." ("Dixie" is
ono ol tho most inspiring songs
known to the musical world), and
the old veterans gave them a rous
ing cheer. All honor to those four
teen sweet little girls. Well done,
well done! Children, th oso songs
called up sacred and hallowed mem
ories that cluster around tho Con
fed?ralo Cause and hoc flag, and
caused something bot to trickle
down Hie cheek.
.Governor Ansel's speecli touched
his hearers deeply. His leading
thought was: "Thc Confed?rale sol
diers; their history, their wonder
ful achievements In the past, and
bow the magic band of time has
healed tho wounds. North and Routh,
tlio blue and tho gray." Mo gave
expression to tho wonderful and
glorious peace celebration of thc
Blue and the Cray at Gettysburg,
showing to the world that bullet am]
saber scars are not so deep as thc
feeling of American brotherhood.
His tr?bulo to the mothers and
daughters of the Confederacy wai
grand and noble. The Governoi
made a declaration in his speed:
that Orr's Regiment did more bard
fighting than any regiment in Hu
service. Ho should have modi flee
it by saying "as much," instead o!
'more than." History doesn't sus
tain that declaration.
.A host of these old veterans, upoi
whose heads the snow that nevei
melts bas fallen, shook off Un
weight of years for a short time am
stopped into lino with that sam?
elastic step, and tho same patrioti
lire in thoir bones, as they marche*
into the rooms where tables wer
loaded down with everything goo
that tl takes lo satisfy the longing
of the inner man. it seemed to ni
that tho comfort of tho veterans wa
the first consideration of the peopl
of Seneca. .Fifty-live , years hav
passed since these soldier boys wen
to tho front. No such army wa
ever seen - no tory or foreign bin
ling among thom.
The most inspiring sight of th
reunion was to seo tiioso gracefi
and cultured young girls looking a
ter tlieso old follows, seeing tin
their plates were kept well lillei
glad to pay honor to the men wh
helped to write the most b'WIIat
page in all military history--a pafi
that will grow brighter as limo roi
on and a.s people become hot I or ai
quainlod with the details of the gre:
struggle that encircles the Con fed i
rate soldier with a halo ol' imperial
able glory.
I have told you of thc music, tl
songs by tho little girls, and (1
(iovernor's speech. Now I am goin
lo toll just how Seneca opened lu
heart and doors to these grizzly ol
vols. I wish I could wield the pc
of a ready writer. I would write
lottors of gold and in pictures of si
ver what tho ladies of Seneca did ft
us liming the two days that w
wore in thoir midst. Their hospita
it y was unbounded; welcome wi
expressed upon every countonnnc
thc electric currents whispered kin
liest greetings; tho soft zephyrs th
floated through tho leaves ol' tl
trees said, "Welcome"; the Uti
brook that (lowed hard by murmu
ed its pleasure at our presence. Wi
one acclaim both man and natu
bade us truest welcome. Seneca d
herself proud in the liberal rece
lion sbo gave those bullet-scarr
veterans. I repeat lt, wo aro ?
proud of Seneca for thc magnifi?e
way in which the good people toi
care of this reunion. I havo atten
od many reunions, and I recall no
whore every detail was so perfect
carried out.
1 want to thank Mrs. W. J. Lu
ney and Miss Louise Lawrence,
behalf of the old soldiers, for me?
ing us at the station and extend!
to each a hearty welcome, and fm
isbing thom with badges after th
had registered, and assigning us
homos in tho city; and to tho wlu
committee of ladies we como w
gloves off and hat in hand, and bi
our thanks to the matrons and m
dons-tho uncrowned queens of c
hearts-for tho bountiful dim
sorvod to us. Such hospital!
shown on every band, while wo wi
in your thriving little city, mn
oach ono feel whllo there that
was In tho house of his friends,
we give our lovo to Seneca and
all who dwell within her gates. 1
all will carry sweet memories of this
grand occasion with us as a loving
token on the mile-post of life.
Words aro too cheap and common
place to give expression to what we
feel. Hut in behalt of every vete
ran, we express our t Han ks and best
wishes to the committee of ladies,
and to the boy scouts, and to tho
gentlemen who gave us so many
pleasant drives in their motor cars.
May tho golden howl of health bo
full for each of you like the pool tn
tho valley - here How the waters
from the springs hidden in thc heart
of the hill. May each heart he filled
in tho future with a sweet charm,
like unto tho gentle murmur of a
silver fountain stealing forth midst
a bed of roses; and every evening
may you lie down in (ho green pas
tures of Cod's love, and by the still
waters of Ills grace, whore the Angel
of the Lord will watch over you un
til tho morning comes.
August. 1916.
Clour Had Skin from Within.
Pimply, muddy complexions are
due to impurities in the blood. Clear
Up he skin by taking Dr. King's
New /.ife Pills. Their mild laxative
qualities remove tho poisons fron:
tho system and brighten the eye. A
full, free, non-griping bowel move
ment In the morning is tho reward
Of a dose of Dr. King's New Life
Pills the night before. At your
druggist, 2,r)C.-Adv. I.
Relieving Some Guardsmen.
San Antonio, Texas, Aug. 31-Ma
|or-Gen. bunston to-day designated
the Pirat and Second Infantry as the
Illinois Guardsmen who will return
North, and it was thought probable
they will ha stationed noar Chicago.
Cen. Jack K?ster also will return to
Illinois.
Cien, bunston does not know what
other State regiments will be desig
nated for recall, as ho has not yet
hoard from tho divisional command
ers, to whom was assigned the task
or' selecting the regiments.
TIM 10 TO ACT.
lhm't Wait for the Fatal Stages of
Kidney Illness-Profit Hy Wal
halla People's Exp?riences.
Occasional attacks of backache, Ir
regular urination, headaches and
dizzy spells are frequent symptoms
of kidney disorders. It's an error to
neglect these Ills. The attacks may
pass off for a time, but generally re
turn with greater Intensity. Don't
delay a minute. Begin taking Doan's
Kidney Pills, and keep up their uso
until the doslred results aro obtain
ed. Good work in 'Walhalla proves
the effectiveness of this great kidney
remedy.
Mrs. C. W. Pitchford, Depot street,
Walhalla, says: "I suffered from
pains in the small of my back. I
was so nervous that I couldn't stand
tho least bit of noise, and at times i
felt drowsy. The kidney secretions
passed too.freuuen'tlv and caused me
much trouble. I had dizzy spells
and my feet were pretty badly swol
len. After taking Doan's Kidney
Pills i felt relief right away. Two
boxes cured me of the complaint."
Price 50c. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the samo that
cured Mrs. Pitchford. Fostor-Mil
hurn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.-Ad.
NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will make application
to V. P. Martin, Judgo of Probate for
Oconee County, In tho State of South
Carolina, at his olflco at Walhalla
Court House, on Saturday, Septem
ber :i0. 1916, nt ll o'clock In tho
forenoon, or as soon thereafter as
said application can bo heard, for
leave to make final settlement of tho
lOstato ol" W. H. Murphree, deceas
ed, and obtain final discharge as Ad
ministratrix of said estate.
(MRS.) A LI CIO MURPHREE,
Administratrix of the Instate of W.
H. Murphree, deceased.
August 2:?. 10 10. 34-37
N OT I C IO .
State of South Carolina,
County of Oconee.
(In ('oort of Common Pleas.)
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Rail
way Company, Petitioner,
Vs.
Caroline Vonllollen, Henry Simms,
Lena Simms, Nora Simms, Bertie
Simms, Virginia Simms, Miss]
Simms, Arthur Owens,-Kel
ley, Defendants.
Notice.
To the Defendants, Caroline Von
llollen, Henry Simms, Lena Simms,
Nora Simms, Bertie Simms, Virginia
Simms, Miss Simms, Arthur Owens
and-Kelley:
Take Notice:
That under authority of the Act of
(he General Assembly of South Caro
lina, approved February 10, 10 ff),
and for the purposes therein Indicat
ed, the Atlanta & Charlotto Air
Line Railway Company, a corpora
tion under tho laws of the State of
South Carolina, and owning a rail
road in said Stale, requires tho fol
lowing described real estate owned
by you :
All that certain strip, piece, or
parcel of land situate, lying and ho
ing on either side of located common
center line of proposed Central-Sen
eca new double track railroad of At
lanta & Charlotto Air Lino Railway
Company, as the same has been lo
cated through tho lands of Caroline
Vonllollen, the apparent owner, ad
joining lands of C. H. Rlppoy on
the east, .1. T. Crenshaw on the
west, and tho said Caroline Vonllol
len on the south, in tho County of
Oconee, and State of South Carolina,
more particularly described as fol
lows, to wit:
in goodness and
in pipe satisfaction
is all we or its entht
astic friends ever cia
for it !
It answers every s
or any other man
cool and fragrant
smokeappetite that
it in a mighty short
Will you invest 5c i
so on the national j(
R, J. REYNOLDS TOB
Beginning at a point on the divid
ing line between lands of C. H. Rip
per and Caroline Vonllollen, 100
feet south of said located common
center line at survey station 7f>f>0
plus 00 and running thence
(1) Through lands of said Caro
line Vonllollen north 82? 11' paral
lel witli and 100 feet south of said
Tocated common center line 305 feet
to survey station 7552 plus 47.2;
thence
(2) In a westerly direction by a
curve to the right having radius of
2704.0 feet, parallel with and 100
feet south of said located common
center Uno 127 feet to line of land
of .1. T. Creii8haw, to survey station
7554 plus 3.r>; thence
(3) North 20? west along said
line 71 feet; thence
(4) North 85? 40' east and cross
ing said located common center line
390 feet to line of land of C. H. Rip
pey; thence
(5) South 26? along said lino and
recrossing said proposed common
center line 14 4.9 feet to point or
place of 'beginning.
Said strip of land containing
0.9S1 acres, and being shown in yel
low upon blue print map of survey
dated .May 2, 19 10, hereunto annexed
and made a part hereof.
You, and each of you, are requir
ed to serve upon the Petitioner I
within thirty days from the service I
of this Notice upon you, and each of
you, in writing, your refusal or con
sent to its acquisition of said real
estate. j
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE AIR
LINE RAILWAY COMPANY,
By COTHRAN, DEAN & COTMRAN,
R. T. .IAYNES, Attorneys,
Petitioner.
Walhalla, S. C.. August 17, 1910.
NOTICE.
State of South Carolina,
County of Oconee.
(In Court of Common Plea?.)
Atlanta & Charlotto Air Line Rail
way Company, Petitioner,
against
J. T. Crenshaw, W. E. Henry, A. E.
Osborne, Henry Simms, Virginia
Simms and Miss Simms, and Ar
thur Owens, Defendants.
Notice.
To J. T. Crenshaw, W. E. Henry,
A. E. Osborne, Henry Simms, Vir
ginia Simms, Miss Simms and Arthur
I Owens, Defendants:
Ta ko Notice:
That under the. Act of thc
General Assembly of South Caro
lina, approved February 19th, 1915,
and for the purposes therein indicat
ed, tho Atlanta & Charlotto Air
Lino Railway Company, a corpora
tion under tho laws of the State of
South Carolina, and owning a rail
road in said State, requires the fol
lowing real estate owned by you:
All that certain strip, piece or
parcel of land, situate, lying and be
ing on the south side of located com
mon center line of the proposed Cen
tral-Seneca douhlo (ruck railroad of
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Lino Rali
way Company, as tho same has been
located through lands of J. T. Cren
ehaw, the apparent owner, adjoining
lands of Caroline Vonllollen, on tho
east, Louis Simms estate on the
west, and other lands of J. T. Cren
shaw on tho south, In the County of
Oconee, and State of South Caro
lina, more particularly described as
follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point on dividing
line betweon lands of J, T. Cren
shaw and the Louis Simms estate,
100 feet south of the locate \ com
mon conter Une of said p'opoaed
Central-Seneca douhlo track railroad
of Atlanta & Charlotto Air Lino Rail
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sold with
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the national joy smoke
m+ "^"OU'LiL, find a cheery howdy^do on
*?SL ?* matter how much of a stranaer you ai
^iflw neck of the wood? you drop into. For,
^Wi^ Albert ia right there - at the firat ph
paaa that aelta tobacco I The to
^NRSk, bag aelta for a nickel and the
^Sffl^. tin for a dime; then there'e ti
. ?orno pound and half-pi
IS1~ ^^^^C humidora and the
^^fc*. cryatat-gtaea humii
imPf? aponga-moiati
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^^^K^^ bacco i
moke desire you
ever had! It is so
and appealing to your
you will get chummy wit
time I
or 10c to prove out our saj
>y smoke?
ACCO CO., Winaton-Saletn, N. C
way Company, at survey station
7558 plus 42. and running thence
(1) .North 3:!? wost, along said di
viding line 33 feet, thence
(2? North 8."?? 10' east 386 feet
to line of land of Caroline Vonllol
len, them e
(3) South 20? east along said Car
oline Vonllollen line 71 feet to a
point 100 feet south of said located
common center line at survey sta
tion 7554 plus 35; thence
(4) In a southwesterly direction
on a curve to the right having ra
dius of 2715 4.0 feet parallel with and
100 feet south of said located com
mon center lino 3OS feet, to point or
placo of beginning,
Said strip, piece or parcel of land
containing 0.1 OS acres, and being
shown in yellow upon blue print map
of survey, dated May 2, 19 J 6, here
unto annexed and made a part
hereof.
You, and each of you, are requir
ed to serve upon the Petitioner
within thirty days from the service
of this Notice upon you, and each of
you, in writing, your refusal or con
sent to its acquisition of said real
estate.
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE AIR
LIN IO RAILWAY COMPANY,
Dy COTHRAN, DEAN & CO'PHRAN,
R. T. J A YNES, Attorneys.
Petitioner.
Walhalla, S. C., August 17, 1916.
N O T I C IO .
State of South Carolina,
County of Oconce.
(In Court of Common Pleas.)
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Lino Rail
way Company, Petitioner,
Vs.
Barbara Simms, Henry Simms, Lena
Simms, Nora Simms, Mortie
Simms, Guyton Simms, Virginia
Simms, Miss Simms, Mollie Wig
gins, Arthur Owens, Tho Citizens'
Hank, of Seneca, S. C., a Corpora
tion, Defendants.
Notice.
To tho Defendants, Barbara Simms,
Fleury Simms, Lona Simms, Nora
Simms, Bertie Simms, Guyton
Simms, Virginia Simms, Miss
Simms, Mollie Wiggins, Arthur
Owens, and The Citizens' Bank, of
Seneca, S. C., a Corporation:
Take Notice:
That under authority of the Act of
tho General Assembly of South Caro
lina, approved February loth, 1015,
and for tho purpose therein indicat
ed, the Atlanta & Charlotte Ali
Line Railway Company, a corpora
tion under tho laws of the State of
South Carolina, and owning a rail
road In said State, requires tho fol
lowing described real estate owned
by you :
All that certain strip, piece or par
cel of land of tile said Louis Simms
estate, situate, lying and being on
either side of located common center
line of proposed now double track
railroad of Atlanta & Charlotte Air
.Line Railway Company, and to the
southeast of and adjoining right of
way of tho said Railway Company,
for its present main (singlo) track
railroad, adjoining also land of .J. T.
Crenshaw, at or near the town of
Courtenay, In the County of Oconce,
and State ol' South Carolina, more
particularly described as follows, to
wit:
Boginning at the point where the
dividing lino between lands of Simms
estate and Crenshaw intersects
southeasterly boundary line of said
present right of way being a point
100 feet, measured at right angle,
southeast of contor line of said pres
ent main track; and running thonco
(1) South 33? 00' east along said
dividing lino 33 foot to a point 100
feet, measured on radius of curve,
ivor is so different and so
illly good;
ft bite your tongue ;
ft parch your throat ;
:an smoke it as long and
as you like without any
ck but real tobacco hap
reverse side of every Prino?
ckage you will read :
'PROCESS PATCNTCD
JUUV 30TH, 1907"
ins to you a lot of tobacco en
Prince Albert has always been
out coupons or premiums. Ws
give quality (
by R..J. R?TTloUto
r
Thia lt th? reror?? *Sdo o? l?*
Prisca AlWl Ody r.d tia. RMJ
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ka Makin? Prlaca AlWt w> m
V? rotar Hhhaa
southeast of said located common
conter line ol* proposed new double
track railroad; thence
(2) In a general southwesterly di
rection by a curve to the left having
radius of 27C4.9 feet, parallel with
and 100 feet southeast of said locat
ed common center line, 23">!).5 feet
to a point opposite survey station
7?S2 plus 3(1 on said located com
mon center line; thence
(3) North 52? 03' west 6.5 feet to
a point 100 foot measured at right
angle, southeast of center line of
presort main track; thence
(li North 37? 57' east along
southeasterly boundary lino of said
present right of way, parallel with
and 100 feet southeast of said cen
ter line, 536.6 feet, to point of
curve; thence
(5) lu a general notheasterly di
rection by a curve to the right, hav
ing radius of 1382.7 feet, continuing
along said southeasterly boundary
line ol' present right of way. parallel
with and 100 feet southeast of said
center lino. 1100.2 feet to point of
tan rent ; thence
(0i North 85? |0' east continuing
along said southeasterly boundary
line of present right of way. parallel
willi ind 100 feel southeast of said
couler line, G50 feet to point or place
of beginning.
Said strip of land containing 4.23 I
acres, and being shown in yellow
upon blue print map of survey dated
May 3d, 1916, hereunto annexed and
made a part hereof.
Tho Defendant, The Citizens' Bank,
is a corporation created by and ex
isting under the laws of tho State of
?South Carolina, with its principal
place of business at the city or Sen
eca, of the County of Oconee, of the
(State of South Carolina, and Peti
tioner is informed and believes that
it holds a mortgage on the tract of
land ol' which the above mentioned
strip, piece or parcel is a portion.
You, and each of you, are requir
ed to serve upon tho Petitioner
within thirty days from tho service
of this Notice upon you, and each of
you, in writing, your refusal or con
sent to its acquisition of said real
estate.
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE AIR
LINE RAILWAY COMPANY,
By COTHBAN, DEAN & COTIIBAN,
II. T. JA YNES, Attorneys,
Petitioner.
NOTICIO TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.
All persons indebted to the Estate
of Mrs. Sarah E. Mauldin, docoased,
are hereby untitled to make pay
ment to tho undersigned, and all per
sons having claims against said es
tate will present the same, duly at
tested, within tho time prescribed by
law or bo barret!.
W. ll. MAULDIN,
A dm i n isl ra tor of tho Estate of Mrs.
Sarah E. Mauldin, deceased,
August 23, 1016. 3 1-37
NOTICE OE FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE.
Notice Is hereby gi von that the un
dersigned will mako application to
V. E. Martin, Judge of Probato for
Oconee County, In tho Stato of South
Carolina, at his of?lco at Walhalla
Court House, on Monday, tho 25th
day of Soptomber, 1916, at ll o'clock
in thc forenoon, or ns soon thoreafter
as said application can be hoard, for
leave to mnko final settlement of tho
Estate of Mrs. Sarah E. Mauldin, do
coased, and obtain final discharge as
Administrator of said estate.
W. II. MAULDIN,
Administrator of tho Estate of Mrs.
Sarah E. Mauldin, deceased.
August 23, 1916. 34-37