The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, October 10, 1917, Image 4
Report of Road Commissioner for Mt. Croghan
Township for 3rd Quarter Ending Sept.
30th, 1917
Balance on hand from last report $569.83
Received from countj Supervisor Sept. 3rd . 203.15
Total $772.98
Disbursements as follows:
July 10. William Hough, warning hands 1 day 75
? 10. William Hough, overseeing 1.50
,, 19. A. M. Moore. 2 scoops, $1.25 each 2.50
? 19 Thomas Hough, repairing bridge 5.00
? 24 Leland Rivers, repairing road plow 1.75
? 24 H. C. Terry, repairing bridge 2.00
? 24 A. M. Mooie, 6 scoops $1.25 each 7.50
? 25 P. V. Threatt, 3 scoops and matock $1.25 each 50O
? 25 E. V. Davidson, warning hands 1 day 75
? 25 E. V. Davidson, overseeing 2 1-2 3.75
? 25 D. W. Coker, furnishing mules on road 5 days 5.00
? 25 D. W. Coker and team, hauling dirt 1-2 day 1.50
? 25 Raymon Jenkins, 1 mule on road 1 day ^ 1.00
25 Marion Smith, work on road 2 days 2.00
? 25 A. B. Smith, 1 mule on road 1 day 1.00
? 25 P. M. Joruan, I mule on road 1 2 day 50
? 23 Ray Coker, work on road 1 2 day 50
? 26 Jady F. Griggs, warning hands 1 day 75
? 20 Jady F. Griggs, overseeing 3 days 4.50
,, 26 Dock Streater, work on road 3 davs 3.00
? 20 George Ratliff, work on road 1 1-2 days 1.50
? 20 Sanders Sellers, work on road 2 days 2.00
? 20 George Rorie, work on road 1 1-2 days 1.50
? 26 T. W. Oliver, warning hands 1 day 75
? 20 T. W. Oliver, overseeing 3 days 4.50
? 26 R. S. Gulledge, work on road 1 1-2 days 1.5o
? 26 Perkins Gulledge, driving team 1 day 50
? 26 Arling Gulledge, work on road 2 days 2.00
? 26 William E. Gulledge, work on road 2 days 2.0o
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? 26 W, M. Allen, ? ? ? ? ? 2.50
? 26 Baxter Allen ? ? ? 2.50
? 26 J. B. Stancil ? ? ? ? 2.00
? 26 L. P, Hancock ? ? 1 ? 1.00
? 26 R. S. Gulledge, one team ? 2 00
26 J. B. Stancil, one team 12 ? 1.00
? 26 M. A. F. Hancock, one team 1 2 day 1.00
? 28 G. K. Sowell, 106 ft oak lumber for bridge 2.10
? 31 T. W. Oliver, overseeing 1 day 1.50
? ? L. P. Hancock and team with road plow 1 day 3.00
? ? R. L. Hancock ? ? ? 1 day 3.O0
? ? 1. B. Stancil ? ? ? 1 day 3.00
? ? A. M. Moore, 5 bolts for road plow 10
? ? A. M. Moore, 1 box of axle grease for road plow 05
Aug. 4 W. T. Moore, warniug hands 1 day 75
? ? XV. T. Moore, overseeing 4 12 days 6.75
? ? J. W Lowry and mules with road plow 1 day 2.50
? ? J. W. Lowry, work on road 1-2 day 50
? ? Oscar Griggs and mules with road plow 1 day 2.50
? ? Oscar Griggs, work on read 1 2 day 50
? ? John Moore and mule on road l day 1.75
? ? John Thomas, work on road 12 day 50
? ,? Ernest Jones. .. .. * - cA '
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? ? James T. Hendricks, 2 mules to road plow 1 day 1.50
? ? Oscar Griggs and mule on road l day 1.75
? 8 I. C. Allen, warning hands 2 days 1.50
? C. Allen, overseeing 4 days ' G.00
? ? W. D. Baker, moving road plow 1.50
? ? Arling Sellers, team to road plow 1 2 day 1.O0
? ? J. C. Copeland, 1 mule to road piow 1 2 day 50
v ? Red M. Hancock, mule to road plow 1 day l.OO
? ? Fate Leak, 1 mule to road plow l 2 dav 50
? 15 Clayton Green, overseeing road 5 days 7.50
? ,. Willie Lowerv, work on road 1 1 2 day 1.50
? ? Clvde Lowery, ? ? ? ? 1.50
? ? William Tavlor, work on road 1 day 1 00
? Jackson Miles ? ? ? ? 1.00
? ? B. B. Buchanon ? ? ? ? 1.00
? Jesse Fiowers ? ? ? ? l.Oo
? ? E. W. Williams, work on road 2 1 2 days 2.50
? ,. Andrew Rivers ? ? ? 50
? ? France Blakeney w?>rk tin road 1 2 50
? ? Samuel F. Crawley, warning hands 2 3 day 50
? ? Samuel F. Crawley, overseeing 3 days 4.50
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? ? uuiiny c^rawiy, naming oil road 1 day 1.00
? 17 G. H. Gulledge, commission 50.<>0
? 20 P. G. Brewer, warning hands 1 day 75
? ? P. G. Brewer, overseeing 4 1 2 days (> 75
? ? Eddie Green, repairing bridge 5o
? ? Nails foT bridges on P. G. Brewer's road 5()
(Continued next week)
: WOULD YOU :
Slop to pick up money il you were to find
it? Yes. Well then, is saving money the
same as finding it? We went in the market
early and bought a stock o( Merchandise that
we can certainly save you money on.
In connection with our comolete lin#? /^f n
, *- vi vjl ULCI ICS
we have added Boys Suits, Men s Hats and Caps,
Dry Goods, Notions and many new things which we
invite you to inspect B 4 U Buy. |
G. C. Mangam & Co.
Statement of The Ownership,
Management, Circulation,
Etc., Required By The
Act of Congress of
August 24, 1912
Of The Pugelahd Journal pub
lished weekly at Pageland, S. C
for October 1, 1917. State o
South Carolina, County of Ches
terfield.
Before me, a Notary Public it
for the State and county afore
said, personally appeared C, M.
Tucker, who, having been duly
sworn according to law, deposes
and says that he is the editor &
Publisher of the Pageland lour
nal and that the following is, tc
the best of his knowledge and
belief, a true state of the owner
ship, management etc., ot the
aforesaid publication for the
date shown in the above caption,
required by the Act of Augusl
24, 1912, embodied in section
443, Postal Laws and Regulations
to wit:
1. That the names and addresses
ot the Publisher, editor,
managing editor, and busines
managers are:
Publisher and Editor, C. M
Pucker, Pageland, S. C.
2. That the owners are:
\*1 a 1 ? t r % . - - ? ?
miss /\uce ivnignt, tl. hi. bow
ell, C. G. Morgan, R. H. Blaken
ey, J. E. Agerton, M. L. Davis
C. M. Tucker, all of Pageland
S. C.
3. That the known bondhold
ers, and mortgagees, and othei
security holders owning or hold
ing 1 per cent or more of tota
amount of bonds, mortgages, 01
other securities are: None.
4. That the two paragraph:
next above, giving the names o
the owners, stockholders, am
security holder, if any, contaii
not only the list of stockholder:
and security holders as they ap
pear upon the books of the com
pany but also, in cases when
the stockholder or security hold
er appears upon the books o
the company as trustee or n
any other feduciary relation, th<
aame of the person or corpora
tion for whom such trustee i
acting is given; also that the sui<
two paragraghs contain state
ments embracing affiant's ful
knowledge and belief as to tin
circumstances and condition
-
uuuci which sioctciiolders an(
security holders who do not up
pear upon the books of the com
pany as trustees, hold stock ant
securities in a capacity othe
than that of a bona fide ownei
and this afliant has no reason t<
believe that any other person
association, or corporation ha
any interest direct or indirect ii
the said stock, bonds, or othe
securities than as so stated hi
| him.
j C. M. Tucker, Publishei
Sworn to and subscribed be
fore me this ith da> of October
H. J. Ogburn, Notary Public.
(My commission expires a
j pleasure 01 uovern<>r )
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S Financing
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A The farmer's busines:
N financial backing if it is
Q That is one reason w
Q and willing bank behim
V It is an important fui
X temporary assistance tc
?, of us, and who have dei
v icpay oDiigaxions wnen
0 The best way to hav?
Q an account with us, an<
I? only the farmerjbut eve
J! ground financially to do
N The Bank
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INIIPBiscsa' ' - -v"
, N - ice to Ovciseer ot IV, t. Licghan
Township
All overseers are hereby notified
to work out all free labor on
their sections as early as possi
ble, so that roads may be put in
. shape before winter weather.
( G. H. GULLEDGE,
Com. of Mt. Croghan Township*
An Irishman out of work ap
i plied to the boss of a repair shop
. in Detroit. When the Celt had
stated his qualifications for a
'job," the superintendent began
quizzing him a bit. Staating
' quite at random, lie asked:
t "Do you know anthing about
carpentry?"
> "Sure."
I "Do you know how to make a
Venetian blind?"
"Sure, I'd poke my finger in
[ his eye."
* The physician to whom the
Irishman had applied for relief
from a stomach ailment asked a
on the occasion of his last visit: n
"Have you been drinking the M
very hot water an hour before ?
' each meal, as I directed? If so, '
how do you feel now?"
"Doc," said the Celt, "I tried
hard tn Hn it hilt I Had tr? miif
. "?? 'W Mu"'
I drunk for 35 minutes, and it
made me feel like a balloon!"
Rural Carrier Examination.
The United States Civil Ser- j
vice Commission has announced
. an examination for the county ,
r of Chesterfield, S. C., to be held
. at Harlsville, S. C.. at 12 m. on .
I Oct. 27, 1917 to fill position of 1
rural carrier at McBee, and var
cancies that may later occur on
rural routes from other post of- ,
s fices in the above mentioned '
f county. ,
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Monuments
>
Now is the time to buv that
' monument you expect to buy. ;
See me and save tune and 1
f money.
G. R. Knight.
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j Wood's Seeds
5 Rosen Rye
The most vigorous growing
and productive of Seed
i Ryes. Stools out better, sur
perior quality of grain, and
destined, in our opinion, to
take the place of all othe*
J Rye.
* Wood's Fall Catalog
1 Gives full description and informa!
tion, and also tells about the best
SEED WHEAT, OATS,
kil, ana utner dee as
for Fall Sowing
Write for Catalog and prices of
' any Seeds required.
T. W. WOOD Cs SONS.
<' SEEDSMEN, - Richmond. Va.
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The Farmer h
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s often needs a little extra \
> to grow and prosper. q
hy he should have strong Q
d him. Q
iction of this bank to give J?
? the farmers who seek it S3
nonstrated their ability to \
due. Q
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- a creuu nere is 10 carry is
d we cordially invite not 0
>ry one who wants to gain V
> so. X
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of Pageland S
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Not Blind But I
Won't Sec I
There are none so blind as they who won't H
see. My expenses are light which helps me to H
make lower prices. For instance: H
Guaranteed best Outing 15c ^ H
Guaranteed best Gingham 15c H
A lot of new goods, including a shipment of *
Hamilton Brown shoes, expected last of this or
first of next week
T. E. Cato I
GINS ARE HUMMING 1
Our Gins are in tip-top sbape and we 1
can gin a bale lor ycu in Ircm 15 to 20 1
minutes, and guarantee as good turn-out I
as you can get anywhere. Our gins have been
thoroughly overhauled and all needed parts replaced.
Let us gin your cotton, and buy your
seed.
Peoples Gin Company
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^ A. Fire Insurance Policy protects vour t J
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? property from destruction by lightning. A ?
^ Hail Insurance Policy might save you from ^
? loss this summer. ?
^ A loan on your Real Estate at six per ^
? cent might interest you. ?
^ See us before it is too late. ?
f $
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? Fageland Insurance & Realty Co. |
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M. L. Davis H. VV. Fuiuicrliurk |
- SPECIAL NOTICE - J
We are ready to supply your wants in ! ^
Heavy Fall and winter Dress Goods and
Medium and Heavy weight underwear lor 1
the whole larnily. '
Fall and winter Shoes of the very best makes. ^
I In Groceries we carry Flour, Meat, Lard, Cot- $
fee, Sugar, Snuff and 1 obacco. All of which ||
I we will sell as cheap as the same Goods can be ^
sold on this market. We thanl^ our triends $
and customers for the liberal patronage given us *
in the past, and hope to have a continuance of same,
by the same old Square Deal method. I
Davis & Funderburk
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