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Ajrna C. Patterson — ___. 25.00
r . ' • $735.60 ,
District No. 39.—Friendship/
Mihel B(.tliforTTLi- —.y$50.00 j
t Woman Afraid to
WOfr**
i 'jr«nr nvann
wMr. N. \YV<kby',_
Was. in the c ity Mo/
Mr. Jp- Goi<f<6-n. ' I’a t<*, oi\
i y. / Gm-n \V( i<i.tl. spun i st vorii! cl a v s
Says/SlieF*el/lHs-Her Cliri?
1 ’ Victorx^ucK. .A.-w-l..—.22.35i ti;;n jgjfe t o/ive Details.
R*/ I k« w i*e nity w
s/ I go.t n nqi! t e at T*td*(\ ,
I • , A' O'. I ft. t' t ilt ft eli'tige! I b gft
LOOK llltO mirrOW : to f’V-’ bet er r£Mr^aw*y.;;ai:d r*iv *u
|>'t t • ir.er I - a> DiV«e eni/-
tit. v inf r«* •T.y i f »«iri*0 iug IhtJl 1
iii-'fBnrmybll. I;t>' "Week with
, y ......... . 4ra—si.st&rs. • rot.tr
rii6ro, i\vtis in town M<.mtlay. 'fueMlay inornin^/
vn If - °: - 1! - ,yrb’,;: f .. A 'ftrl ?#*.: *
dale, u.»s l" n ci _ .i , Infaytrv, Camp jiiekson. «•"<
day,
District No. .40.
\fI AwGn<><l«on- -of/' Sven- A -•/ v ,* i Mattie Lou Ilair
ah. J. jyAiuioti.on, i •, V‘ , .-h«f-siMe,rs. . returnm." home Matte ton- Hair
.Mattie Lou Hair _ r
' .... A*
. ,$124.35
1 inker’s Creek.
:_*. .$4T).00
REMARKABLE STORVH
7 . ..‘ r w .• ’I
-.V.J $45.00
District No. 4'1.—Hickory Hill.
M\DE “IN Jt’ST A UTTLE.WHILE.”
‘■Yet:, 1 wwt»“artoat y itf*n-i«1 m In ik
i^t) amirr.w for fea,r of what I wo-iM
a-e* n’t.d I vthii.k it I* a duty to tell
; ; intaytry. t anip Jtiekson. wa< . I,KK,,r > j 9 -e, n.i.d LtHuli it 1< a duty to tell
a -V/ - Vi- <j • - hero ts(»rpei'il thivs i;wt u »>fk mi Apfues LaTour '$."0.60 ; anout ii,” # i-LMr< At nie Mirsh«!l
, r - , M r ..." f , , • ■ .. ri^i . Agnes Labour ....... $; 4(H1 1 of 313 I/ifayePe St.. S-dienect^l N.Y.,
Mr. and Ml.Sx *I ,K ; A. ’ I 1 •" '• ^ ItHUl V fl 1«)||(1> _^ }J:ne3 LaTour ' $50.00 as (‘he.heg .n a retnarkab^ s'ory,
1 s Mill, were -visitnr- here- \ver<*;-jLjlad to si'e liinif and regret- • ^ . ..... •*! p 1-* r.nd thin"Hnd used to lie
Mi y . . . .....
Just wetk. V ’ . -* • lri> eatjly rctuiMi to (’anrfrr" ,
. Dr.W.C. Smith, of WilHstun.l Mt ^ , M;u ,, hp^p,. and
wa^ a business visitor ^ - ieu ^^ dtjrugiiters, Mis-ts Leila, Mamia
Moudayr - v •; and Ailees.. of C'avo, were in
(’apt. ;i. A. Meyer, of ADyor-
.a visitor >in .tl»<‘Xit.v
last Tlmrsylay ■
Mr. Hampton Woodward,,
of tlto ljosemary section, was
m the citv Monday.
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Serg^Jt Herbert HIjkI;.-. of
Camp Jackson, is here visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr. M. Bratton , Kirkland,
' ~Mt yers-'Mill,. was ■ in the e ; tjr
v Thursday of last week.
Miv Cliawens, tupop-
ular drummer, of Fairlax, Was
• "■ -f- •
in the city last Saturday.
the CitY Sunday afternoon 'and
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calje 1 jvFeasantly at the lvome
Ot Judge ;Ul, h M^‘s. John ,K.
Spelling, *
Mr. H, C;. Flowers, of “the
Lull Pond section, was. in the
city Mondavi Mr.Flowers has a
pleasing personality that sends
rays 'of happiness into tlie sou?
of every one .with whom; lie
comes in conjact. .
: r- j , v- $150.00
District Nq. 42.—Morris. '
“Maggie R. Smalls _.„-rr$30.00
Maggie R. ! $malls .v./.-i—r.$3a.00
Inez Creech 61.^0
Maggie R. Smalls 30.00
Maggie R.Smalls _i_. 7.50-
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Miss" Pauline Kichardon re
turned home Monday frjam
Newberry, S. ([., where she has
been for...>ome.time witlf her.lis
ter, Mrs. Matthews. The. latter
District Np, 43.—Columbia.
Bertha tYallaee i __$30.00
Maude Wall 48.00
W, A. Parson IIII 40.00
Maude Wall 48.00
Bertha Wallace' $30.00
fcwnkc at uighf .’-’>lie*oxpl ined
>f* ep ; « s-ie’^s a <1 lerv uisiit
afT-'etcd iwy throat, a^ I could nut
*ptak «lc>ve a iftvhispcr Trie least
ecuiul frightened mead I c'n:ld not
bi'ar to have people talk to me.-
.‘“I was jia wtak l could tp t do my
work, and 1 .would hau* to throw ijo -
gc f ; on the hul before I fin'shed. • 1
$159.0(T T ,w rt * dl'ered all the time and ther-
^een ed to be no j.*y in 1 fc for me. .>tv
ire :old me about Ta lac a new nude
ieme fur weak, rund two people, a* d
lx gged mo to ake it. I hat! no faith
in it, 1 had ttoed-so many .m^tic n**«.
Mr. Walter L. CJov, bf'Allen- i ’ " . . . V -•
, , t *. . \ has been (inite sick hut was able
IfilaA umic 'immiif those Wl>C> - _ ’ »
dale, was among
attended court here Monday;
to return home with MissMlieli-
a nl son.
Mr. Jl K. Boyleston, o
Allendale, passed through this
city Monday ’en route fur Au- of the Mt. Oliyef section, were
^tista, ' j here Sunday afternoon. Mr.
c ,, ,. , , ,, Norris hiought his son who
Mr. Monroe luirley and Mrs.
$226.00
District No. 44.—Fairfax.
Southern Teachers Agency __$ 69.56
Lucile Youmans 55.00
Lillian„Mae Miller 45.00
Mary Stansell .25,00
S. D. Williams 30.Oft
Alroa Knight * 45.00
Grace Rickenbaker 45.00
Myrtle Epting -—A S8.57
Myrtle Epting 87.77
Lueile Youmans 55.00
Lillian Mae Miller 45.00
Alma Kr)ighT '. 45.00
. . . was su Herjutr from a - serious
- 1 - , B: ■ 1I*UJ H X. <« i„,li a . >tioM g in treat*
fcpriBg.j^lMnoitstheviMtor, , )V , lis ph/sieian. I),-, J. (.i.
were Monday.
A.x II. Ni«e>u*in, E'<p, and
Mr. ITT D^till, of Blacky lie,
were, here" MOmtabT' add Tip's- -
Grace Rickenbaker 45.00
Mr. P.enj. J. Norris and son. | Mary Stansell 25.00
Rosa B. W T . Bowers 25.00
Emily Tobin 35.00
Mary Stansell 45.00
Myrtle Efrting 87.77
Alma Knight 45.QO
Grace Rickenbaker ; 45.6b
Lucile Youmans - -55.00
J. B. Armstrong, Co. Treas.,
note and (interest 1066.00
S.* I^rAVilliams 30.00
37.50
45.00
i’ k ptb.pU‘ ia kj>tLl li» c. tl( -ir cup a* y
TELLS OF UREAT IMPROV’EWENt TANLAC^- 11 ■«k, t . do mv bu s mprk
oii'i: Hit-'C/I h id d tic it [' could
•Op Hr il g t 1 illg of t » t h<* rnu\ i,cg ' I
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NOTICE Of CISCMRCE.
J Notice ia hereby given that I' hoto
tiled my final accouVi with Hoii. ,L hn
K Sic I ling, J udge, of Probate for
well (I unity, a- Kxe'mot-of tie wilt of
ak d. ai d
and
lay
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w.ti so tl il-r *m .And UaiIim evn,r«d in
j tat a litt e «hic.”
Sold t>v— ■' , i
J. A J’o't -r, IfarnW'li ; Seataofvddrti’j
Co . All m dab f ; .1' tl /Sm niter*, It'act -
—t‘; 1,1 AM Cit^s? V. .to. J\ l-biea; Viyr%
used toi lie | f ; lK J 1 ru 7• K* nhijl Lu’iv*
ed -‘Thk t o h.e dal); I'c.lfajl riiirt.ilip ,
*-s fi.H'lx’ A’'v... VULpt tvilV ; .1 Al. Siiiith iC Sci
H 11M XV, ... ...i U’ II XX 1 . .. .f,-
iVil-
1 4-ed ,*
I rill . f y' r I Iftls
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Notice to Debtors and Creditors, j,
N lice is he ret y ni\.-n tepi a 1 p8r-A.-
i it > b'tdiiur da'iOH h. :ti ,-t i!»e ♦ >* 1.1>-
of T/ B. (rrobh*’ XV I pr -e- f ,Ju!y
a 11 • s f • d ti under* _'i-id »r d a! per-
nm i de,ti'i-d o> the -aoj■ T. C-. Gr it-h
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Woolvy.
Wo it re ask oil to announce
Llnit the Pev Cecil F. Onttaw
will deliver aiwuhlress on “The
day on business, in the court.,, ..... ,,
^ Men and Millions Movement
Air. and Mrs. Nor+nan-LUis, j at Mt. Lebanon Christian church
bf Martins, attended yohft here ! on \\jay 7th. at S “30 }>. m. All
last Thursday. Mr. Llli<T one members are especially, urged
progressive
of Martins most
merchants.
Mr. J. Albert Smiling re
turned home Moiidkv, front
to attend.
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. M r. W. J . M cKa i n. Secret ary
of the .Sou th Carolina Autonfffttp
VT , , ^Association, of ’ Sumter, is
Chi ilotto, ,\,c.xvluw lie went ,- f( , •„ t ,, ( . „ fllls
»»•:» vomlm,c<l hu.mess ""<ULuhik-s. Air.. Mclvjnn is His-
pleasure tiip. ‘trilmtinjr 'some maxi liter,
Mrs. Jo-l pliine „Sturkiiy oh -atnre on--mart—laiihIbi-g^ aiul
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Swaibea-; who has liteii \ i-it :n-g , is ready to.organize a club here,
her granddaughter, Mrs. J. G. We believe that this assoeia—
AVooley, of this city, .returned.. tion will solve the problem of
home Monday. ~ r ‘ .road building. 'f—:—- - —
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REPORT OF SCHOOL CLAIMS " Robt. P. Turner j _I^__'j_ 90.50
— Rosalind Ouzts ___* 40.00
paid' by J. B. Armstrong, County Clarence T. Langley “ 2ZX
Treasurer from Jan. 1st., to Toomy-uVblland Scenic Co^— 264.3
March 31, 1918,,inclusive . '.Beaufort Lyles ___-_—45.0 >
C-' • ' \ • ■ “ John F. Weekiey x__ 14.80
Rx>sa B. W. Bowers
Grace Rickenbaker
Alma Knight ______ __
Isabel Lathan 45:00
.Emily Tobin i_ 45.00
Lucile Youmans 55.00
Myrtle Epting 89.17
’ $2,501.34
District No. 45.—Barnwell.
W. Fl. Lake, Jr., $600.00
_T. S r Cave 43.85
Geo. G. Butler 140.00
W- E. Lake. Jr., 605.00.
Geo. £. Butler ,__l_ 140.00
Ba^nk of Westerri Carolina ___ '50.00
J. B. Armstrong, Co. Treas.,
note ar.il inst. w--l_6240.00
Judge of Probate’s Sale.
STATE OF SOCTH CAROLINA L /
t'Ol'NTY- OF b.vkxwku; V
In Pn bate Court
; 7 - * * «* l.
FHIen H. bb Administiatrix of the
• Estate of S. Alphonto* (Vise, (B'eeas d.
. '• • ' Plan till
^ V8. .
Leo. H. Wise. * t al ,
*. Defendants.
B. v rtue. of a decretal o-der iua4niu,
Hu* lio"ior, John K. S' eliing. .In lg<*.df
Pnd)*»e. to me di»ecte,d i“ die atiov**
eJilixled ca i*e, 1 w II res II at Bar ,w** l
in front of t* e Court In u*e, on Mon
day, the 6 * Ii day of May. 1918. it being
»aleiday in snid montb, w»ttiin the Dgar
hours of *ale. the fodxmii.g xlercribed
i rop rty to-wit:
1 All t Rat certain niece, [ a reel or
tract ad land containing two hundreO
and Hfiy-six (256g eerr a. more or less,
a d h- ui (Ml toward the North by lands
of M. TCnchirg. r nd lauds ot Miss
Jenn e Brice ; toward ill** Ka**t or Nor^h-
erxst by hmIs o tf \ Kem o I v ; Mu th-
ea-t liy land* of Q A. Kcuefy, at.d
a floupli (vr-st'cam leading int' Rose
mary Creek at or i ea r the M'lfdPfuid
known us Wentle. rsbec’s'Old mil; and
o v the Southwest by Rosemary Creek
-Hig it -from lends of M,—C
Ki.t-'httrg-'mfd lands of W. J. Riley, I
Term* id sale cash, purebase'r tb pay
for papers.
John K. Si filing,
ju )g-* of Pr< bate.
D.ithd th s I3i.hdny ol April. lftlS.
MASTER’S
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA^-,
/ ' cor NT y of-iI arn wkLi:, - ^
Ooiirt of.CommTu l’leas.
M. D. liiufo, it al.,
W i Ii* on, and W. H. U d .iii-Cn, Ul-
tn**r* .
« U •• mV ;
pay-me it-1 ><■#-- un
de -id"' d KrV*U4nr..
T- J Or .Id.-.
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. i Wi 1 st ilt.S. U U K.I>.
. At r l theGSt^. 1918 - ’ '
Stomach Troubles
Enjoy
The Best
ol
Health
TOT. Wmnr. *Everly, North
Hancock Street. Philadelphia, Pa.,
writes: w
"I have been; troubled with ntomaeh
disorders since childhood, but after
taking tlx bottles of your Peruna, I
now enjoy the best of health. I also
had catarrh In the head, which prac
tically has disappeared, thanks to
the Peruna Co. for their good work.’*
Those who object to liquid miedi
nine* can orocure Peruna Tiblfts,
.aBfcseaaaca
J. B. Armstrong, Co. Treas.,
S. Fund ‘De]>osit 835411),^
W. E- Lake, Ji n - __ F 613.50
Geo.• G. Butler. 145.75
W. E. McN.ih 3
—acaintt
Jim Branch, et uL.
Plsiotiffp
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7fCONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK) ; $1,235.97 Charles Aiken
■7 •- ■ ' : f ’ T District No. 32.—Lees. ^x_‘Jiarles. Aiken
WMrkt X». ST-IL-e..-, tr. . k. 4- - N(rr |.,j ms Mitl . HHtr?
DeTendauts.
virtue of a decretal order to me
<*i-eeit-d iu ihenbiiv * ♦**>litl* ti ca 'He, 1
xvi'l s-1 1 i.-i front of the pop'olliee in
K--44, llamptui Cointy, S >nt i ‘ ar -
1 ma. on iS tu-day. May I ft.h, 1918. ai
12 uYl ck .M ,■ i h** lollov* iug d KTibt’-d
red property: “Al-i t'Hl ciuLaiu-ir ct
of land situate in llan.pto i-CoTiuiy, ifn -
1 taining 'hr * r hundn-il mi I t-herfy (330)--
,, ,, acrej*_iii d b «nd-d nx.w or formerly by
. .ct oy l.owcrs —$45.00'»j | ar ,j* 0 f He7x*vi .t. Gi-n find Lawton anil
-1— • i(ni;| rt of Mr*. Henrietta Bofiml the
$136.60 . g me being a pii't . f Iik !* il ls i f the
District No. 47.—Appleton. e jOeotVa^rs ”
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x $9,450.70
District No. 46.—Union.
McCoy Bowers 845.00
set i-y Box.'ci'j __ 46,60
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC .
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Beginning April twenty-eight our
Garage will he closed each atid
every Sunday during the hours ' —
of eluireb services. Please do
not, request any service’ during
this time, as, we positively will
not open. * Our customers are
requested to make their arrange-
incuts accordingly.
Respectfully^
VICKERY BROS.
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Anna L. Peeples ^— $25.00
l/M irie Keel ■ _
_$ 2.50
2.50
50700
— ___ 75.00
Term*: Alrtcter.io rcq-ii're of he sue
ees-fu liMliJsr.H r. si. (Ixfl.alt o l\L.'
hu il m d ii* b»rs a* a euarxi tee-i |'iij
guch bi i vviit le con p '» d x\ uh.-xi', le_u>
be >i.i/\vn f. r a i rr.mil a* ee ;
av-.il Collins , —-— l-i.tin Distrkt No- 33^-Barbary. tlrnnch-' Charlos-Aikon — Iv-II”IIIII.S 2jo0 ™.iS'x'i. l“.M 77.,i k m-g
—Ani'ii—L. 1 eepk ia > ^ v ^_— &2n.P0- Mrs. Ada lace ._-84<v0b C navies Aiaen $ 2.o0. di-posit in m <ir-1 y all r t b >■
. Sproigfield Hardware‘Co., 11.50 J. M. Sandbrs, Jr., 7__ ^3.06 Charles. Aiken $ 2.50 ! Mint r to i-iui d .iv;. tes |l t •
Pearl Collins ^ : 40-00— Mrs, Ada Pace —. — s. 4->.00 Marie Keei 1 .5.00 i l prif mises on ■ ii*- >r.u.- term-; ii.d
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Pearl Colijns .-Tilt7_‘26:00
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32.00 f harles Aijcen t $ 2:50 ~srTm ifd—l). e x -; > if c' > a * e i ui * il sale. i.«i! to
0. .11. Witlkei^ •_ ri-r.-sjwju 35.6 Lj-eoih ply vita hrs ..tdd r - tli it. <l-»y.*y Im-
. tjfioo.uc ' '-'illu'lmena Myers !'*. 25.00 Vb ster^U) rrSeef-“|i • til'd ireni-e* i»•
... ' ' 8173.50 District. No; 3L—'Kline. '.Yi’hclmcna Myers _ : rr_4___._ ? ]'2.."i() t 'e *am- t.'ri.n* u d -i-o • --ken t c m
. . DEtrict No. 2^ —Elko./ ; \ i B. Fk and L. 11 Hlramly _-__8^on '/odririia Myers / J2.50 1 <»«••;_ I'//; 1 /' /
^ W. ii. Koi.-edv- ik • S(>n_-.l$18.74 . .Sinkinv; Fur.-.i Commission 36.00 . McIntyre __ ^2^0 Ft7trF?ta nnVs b u d» e 1 ’*
■ J. ,s. M.- ! . . a L,W> Canee * » 00 | 1 1 ' ' '
' J. H a T _^__-y 40.00 D v 12. • /. 75.00 L' * - ^ -00 | ^ . -
J. S. Mv- F inch _ _$90.00 B. E. and L. H. C.randy 335.00 : . r!l ’ J//’ •*- ._- .-r.00! > ALa s -.'->u t)Jli -e >Mri \\c -. S. (T,_ ;.\ prif
> ■ ."I —‘I,. W. Carivo i OOriO /- : 20i!oTl'!5^ . “5 I 2' c
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M.l f-T
1.00-
Heiei>^Givens
$238.74 Mrl R. W.nVingo __7___ 45.00
DkickC N<0,29. —AYi 11 istoiu, j i: - F- ah -/ L - H, ; GcandySkooc
W. T. Bunch 6-00* ]!;/' hl / n
., u - I.. a;x T;. IL 1,randy- • onO.Oo
. , ,, Bank of Kline ? 3o.i
,. A. Brannon. Jr.. 4d,.0O-
N ./Evanvclioe .BonwCi s — 17.50 '
W ii. Ross —5,00, , _
M. E. Pr*)tbro,/f: Jas., int on \ District No. 35.—Cedar <4ro\e. ^
IH . (1 £_I.__X ,12000 xJiL. N- amkyivr _^_‘$iO0 ' / I! : ir ^-Vj. I0,—Cross -Roads.
. E. -Frothbo, .Trt.iS , note j •*» ji-Edwaiur. Dickinson ___'__42.0tt M. M. Desterjcbor —»—g—xL_-.S30.00
.it’d inf. 15o6.00 , MissouriS'min.in^ ,7, ■_.27.50 M. Oes^eVicher, —>■:!. $30.00
, T .nies Johnson __ — __ r — *2<K00 Edv. arda Dickinson ,40:00 , M. (Jcsterieher _ 23.00 | Dai&ie Willis
N, Evangeline Bowers _______ 17.50 Missouri Simmons /lx* 27.50
- , IC u, ru .'v..o —w. 25.00/,
... 4 . _. 4> , , i oo0 » 01 | Sjirah F3. Walker 15.00
b tiict No. 48. Bart<(*i. JjfxinnaM*reen" - 25.00 !
annie W. ‘Quick __Jl.XjXft jJfejJiie.JYitlborn 45.00 |
-—•—. '. ■/ ■Ba M-:e Hod i'!l L2^T5S^rr^*rz5,i^0’ Jemie -M. Mixson 25.00, !
$2,151.1>* idiv. Mae Howell '25'00 i • . ' * | .
$278.00,
District No* 34*—;Meyer’s 'U1L
Alice Daniels _$30.00
Daisie Willis n-,_-75.00
convenience
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P lJTTrSTG Buckeye^ Hulls in.sacks is just r?ne of the
. important little things that have bee^ done to make
> this roughage an improvement over/the old style.
This makes ' . * <
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(J, A. Brannon 1 ;'JiTj __T___ 75.00
•j. a. Recti —'____10.U0
R. L. Birt 6.25
W. T. Bunch ^.1.---- 9-00
M. . B. Self _^_____393.33
W. T. Bunch 16.00
W. T. Bunch t ,-i 8.00
AI. B. Self .393.34
:pJ. A.-Brannon, Jr.,. 30.00
‘‘James Johnsoh^ti—T 10.00
N. Evangeline Bowers _'" 2.50
W. II. KennedySon 80.19,
XV.'T. Bunch 1^00
Willistotv GrocerV Co _ -^r7l0.05
• : /‘ " ‘ //^ $3,835.99
District No. 30.-**fspHng Branch*
Nothing pajdP <>ut.
$l(12dK) ! District No. 50.—Bloomingdale.
District No. 36.—Cave’s. •*/ j Mary M. Holly $30.00
Mona Pate ,— _^/I$60.00 i Clias. 1VI. SteilT 100.00
SamelTa Williams 25.00
'MonaiPate $60.00
•Samella
Mona Fate ^.<77 —_. 60.40
District No. 31a Ulmers.
• $230.40
District No.* 37.—Sand Hill.
W. J. Rountree __i_$ 5.41
jCary Ahl "t: 50.00
Ruth E. liolmes w—30.00
Cary *YhP -___ T T *_^0.00
Cary Ahl 50.00
Ruth E. Holmes _-::-.^_:r-3(WK)
F’lorrie Mae WayLand $70.00
$56.35
‘>Iary M. Holly ;^$3^00
Alma Wolfe 1 45.00
\\ illiam Hankinson, __i_ 7.00
Alma Wolfe '__ 49.00
Mary M. Holly 35.00
— 75.00
«- i Daisie Willis !_■-* 79,00
$83.00 Mrs. T. G.,Cobb 50.00
F’rancis C. Mixson 30.00
Dollie McKenzie Furman.______ 25.00
Alice Daniels ; .$30.00
Alice Daniels 15.00
Nanaiine DeWitt 45.00
Dollie !E. Foreman - - 25.00
Mrs. T. G. Cobb 50.00
, ‘ $196.00
District No. 51.—Sycamore.
E. Glover 15,00
, $215.41
District No. 38.—Oak Grove.'
f -$ 15.00
00T8
- T , $529.00
District No. 53.—Riverside.. .
- Mrs. Lottie R. Reynolds _$51.50
Bessie A. Fulmer ^.=-50.00
Mrs. Lottie B. Reynolds 65.40
Bessie A-'I’iilmcr _1__, 50.00
HULLS
LINTLESS ' i
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easier to handle when putting them in the barn and easier to meas
ure out when mixing feed. It keeps them clean and makes your
help think of them as forage—not as bedding.
Even though sackcd.-Bhckhye Hulls sell for much lcs3 than loose
old style hulls. Tt costs:us.money to sack them 4>ut we believe that
anything that will help you use-this product to best advantage is
worth the expense. *
Other Advantages
»• | :: ‘ ■ *''[
trash or dust. *
Buckeye Hulls ate free of lint
which has no food valde.
2000 p^tnds of real roughage to
the ton—;n«t 1500.
Buckeye Hulls allow better as
similation of food.
&
p) Mrs. Lottie B. Reynolds 50.00,
Elorrie Mae Wayland j___$70.00
E. Glover ______ ___-_2 30 ; 00
Florrie Mag. Wayland yr37u,0Ui
J. B. Aripstrqng, Co. Treas.',
Hodn and insr. 02.10
Sheridan School Supply Co. -T 1 --' 2.05
Best ' — * 20*8 • ,r *1C .xiorns,..— o.uo ( y‘. i !t G. Boylston _
, .... • <
ilHhb-trict No. 53.—Fllenton.
A JohivF. Weekley 15.74
T x j&r 'G, Sal(> 56.25 I p. 11. Morns
4 'Rosalind (Wi* ;{ojio .'Mavi.m Rdlland -r-'35^0. t ’
■*" V EeaufSTTXy les ... •____ 33.75 Manon Rutland 35T)0 .
, L T K A': —j. -2ff;38 « V'-' D Morris ____ 8.00 ;
^ G.\A;.‘B0&L'*:—•*.>• „ 4*.. 100.00 Car. 5 alar'Morris * 20.00*
. RobU P. Turner 92 2? Caini' ; Mae Morris.40.00’
, ' RosatirM Ouzts_-T-i •_* 40.00, J.-B. Armstrong, Co. lreas., •
-/ ‘Beaufort Lyles 45:00 L.,inland int
_Jr B. Armstrong, Treas., int., ' Anna C. Patterson , „
on bond- __r_A 1-80.50 .AlaWom Jutland- —1--—r_— : .oLhc r Welj^rn *_,_A‘ 4.^.<rt,
Beaufort Lyles v*;*.**.:,*.,!. 45.WL tUi’ n‘e Mhe Mifrrw -rcjeig^w^_ 40^07 elcn Givens,! - ■
£ ♦ 'A ^ - — '/'I;
• . • ; • ; $268-95'
County Board of Education. j
Ilenry’ M. Sr^der _1_$ 1^.15 ,
HoraceAT-..Crouch 100.00
• ,„ v - $149.40' - -hr:-, ce J. Crouch' l.J.Jj 50.00!
District No. 52—Shady Grove. j [J- G/Vandivere __I____15.00 •'
No claims pai^. . '“3 i i-iioylston . 410.00
• ’. B. Armstrong, Co.- Treas., - I
'i*.-*.rary • 10.00
ey mix well with other food.
They take less space in the
bam. ; ...
Every pound goea farther. - -
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Kimbrauffh Bros., Indianola, A/u*.> a ay:
“ Wt ate using Buckeye Hulls and are Very much pleased
with them. We think they are superior to old style . >
huHs.” ' ■ • .-.•
To secure the beat results and to develop the ensilage odor, wet the htrfU
thoroughly twelve hours before feeding, jt, is easy to do this by
wetting them down night and morning for the next feeding. - If at any tiiSS^
this cannot be done, wet down at reavy thirty minqjks. If you prefor tS -
feed the bulla dry, use only half as much by bulk as of old style hulls.
k>. -Treas • . - . E- G. Walked _$35.« ; 'V■ ■,Peilplc II/II-III* 29^83
4.X.C0 *.*n‘ .vL.Mj.xspn 13.00 / _ - f .. * '• •
25.00“Viar.ra Green I_ 25/m* f ' - *. $25698
: J. b^/rmstrong,
Book of Mixed Feeds Free
Giyes the right formula for every combination of feeds used in the
South. Tells; how much to feed for maintenance, for milk, for fa?
. tening, for work. ' Describes Buckeye Hulls ana gives directions for
using them properly. Send for your ^opy to the nearest
• Deeir fr'The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. d*et. r
Atlanta Birmingham - Cr mein wood - Little Rock
Augusta Charlotte ^
, lw.»l ^ i iv« Lr,
. "County Treasurer. [-