The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, February 06, 1918, Image 6
Report ol Township f
Commissioner lor 1
Court House Township
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H. P. James, bridge work 4.00 ,
Dock Burr, hauling 1-2 day >.00
B. C. Wadsworth .50
Dock Huntley, 2 m. 2 l 2 d. 4.50
Elisha Huntley, 2 1 2 days 2.50
Dock Hancock, 2 1-2 days 2.50
J. W. Mv ers, 1-2 day .50
W. C. Sellers, o'seer 2 1 2 d 3,75
490 ft. lumber 12.25
399 ft. lumber 7.18
May Rbynes, 2 1-2 days 2.50
]. M. Sellers. 2 1 2 days 2.50
I A LUCK
Mb I have bought Mr. C.
fj which I consider a lucke
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I on a great many items y<
r With goods bought rig]
p sure I can save you mom
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E it, and we will make it v
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My burial supplies is all
C^iipments on tbe wuy. Cotii
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WAR SAVING STAP.
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rhurman Lee. 1 1-2 1.50 P
W. B. Davis with road mch.15 00 ^
E. T. Teal, ov's 2 1-2 days 3.75 J
\. N. Gaskins, 2 1-2 days with
\ 3hands 6 mules 25.00 ^
A. T- Eddins, commission 27,98 |
2\mules 1 day 2.001!
2 phovels 3.00 1
1 hick 1.00, ]
B.iC. Wadsworth, I da> 1.50' 1
B,tT. Teal, work & lumber 159 *
H.^P. James, hauling .75 i:
H. |P. James, work 1.00 V;
T" p. Robeson, 2 d with t. 4.50 V
Greer Robeson, 1 day 1.00 ]
Ler^jce Sellers, 2 12 days 2.50 '
Thomas McQueen, 1 day 1.00 J
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L. GUlledge'sDry Goods
y deal for my customers,
? give the same old prices
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tit and expenses low, I am
ey if any body can. Let
lar before you part with
irorth your time. ,
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?r C. G. Morgan and buy a
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;rve you than ever before. ?#
new. If any thing in my
t vou right and if I dont
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arn^ three ^
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MULLS MULLS 0
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' belore you trade, we E3
have some nice mules. B
Get on your trading ^3
clothes and come to ?L
Mungo Brothers
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juying Cotton Seed j|
top. Dont sell |
en us. |
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or C. G. Morgan and buy a
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V. M. Teal, overs. 3 days
. T. Hunt 2 days j^E^B
i. F. Boatright, mule 1 12 j|^H
)ueen Timmons, 1 day K?H
im Nivens, 1 1-2 days SBjl
?aul Ratliff, 1-2 day
Lem Osbrooks, 1 2 day S)|l
[ade Timmons, 1-2 day Kill
F. H Boat wright, 1 1 2 ds. Ksjl
J. B. Gorden, plow 1 1-2 ds Snl
Martin Bennett, plw 1 1-2 d %B&||
King Skipper* 1 1-2 days $1|||
Walter Skipper, 1 1-2 days JK' I
Frank Starns, 1 1-2 days BnS I
Clumsy Burch 1-2 day -35 I
E. T. White 2 days 2.75 I
Rope 35 I
[Balance on hand from last I
j report 181.(7 I
r lpft nvpr frnm last nnarfor I
T C. J. EDDINS, Com.
1 Chickens & Egg?"
I We want to buy all J
khe chickens and III
Vou have to sell. Willi
fay the top of market^
iji cash or trade.l
wring then along
apy quanity. H|
Clark & Smith I
wWtTs Seedj
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The patriotic duty of farmers t
gardeners every where Iw tntnxrc'
crop anjd food producUon. h
sive farming and gardening, a\r
the liberal use of fertilizers, togett^,
! with ptjopei^otation of crops, r. !
j as to ind-reaAnd improve the futility
anVi Moductiveness of i-v
land, arei jm vital dnd necessac
considerauMis at the present tin
Wood*^pe script Jve Cata.1 ^
I rur xvio RiTea toe fullest and mui I
I up-to-date Wormatlcin in regtj I
; Farm aid Garden Seedi ?
Grass anc
tatoe *? '
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SEEDSMEN, IH^Kj
Auditor's
The Auditor's be
opened for the asses^^^^Bi all
tsxable Real Estate
al property from
1918 to February 20th, 19l8et^
All male citizens betweenHie
ages of 21 and 60 year^Bre
deemed Taxable Polls, e>Bpt
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II1UJV nuu mc U1UIUJCU UHIUI
other causes are incapabfl of
earning a support. g?
The law requires 50 perl cent,
penalty added to taxes on | property
subiect to taxes and Aa returned
for assessment on or
before the 20tn of February,
1018.
I will be in the Audit^A
oflice January 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,1 7,
12, 18,19 and 26; February,! 1? 2,
4, 9,11,12,13, 14, 15.16, if .19,
and 20, and at the follow*0*
places on the dates name< ; .
Cherawv February 7 amU"0T.
W. EDDINS, AudT?*^
Other County papers please
copy.
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- Special Notice - '
The firm of Davi:, &'<
Funderburk having this!
day desolved, Mr C avis j
retiring, the business wil be
continued at the old stand
by H. W. Funderburk &
Co., who assumes all indebtedness
and to whom
all notes and accounts, due
said firm must be paid.
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1 his Jan. I 5th 1918.
H. W. FnnderbinW'&
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j^ertilize
MAIN I
The Cheapest 1
Now is the time to use Manure?th
ACTUAL WORTH OF MANURE B
FERTILIZER $
Furthermore the decaying organic matter ii
available plant food to the soil, is valuable both fr<
a land builder.
Car Lots a
Cars Average
^ We are daily making shipments ot this prod
and it is being received with entire satisfaction on
ana cod anion on arrival at destination.
It contains no objectionable matter such as
etc.; oat straw is the only bedding used, and the M
quantity, but not sufficient to make it objectionabl
more than its weight, on account of its high valut
valuable as a fertilizer.
Agests Wanted in Unocal
ADDRESS ALL COMMUN
Powell Fi
I Columbia,
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it's Stamp of i
on lite Insu
If yen are eiDed lata service dei'i
aaeimf oiler the Gavemeat plai.
If yao are ia( fi service jan shoold
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twvvi ItBljSH IUC M ptucy 11 agsir
\ proteetioa if yoarfaarfy aad creditors.
The rates have aot laereased oae ih
Tft policy prtvMafis are evea aiore llbei
tavesUaeat yea eaa auke? Yanr moaey
r property as It wuM before the war, I
lasaraaee. lavsst bow la that best of in
polity la the oM reliable SOUTHERN LIFE
Pageland Insui
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Fertilize?! ?| \
e cheapest fertilizer. \ I
ASED ON COMMERCIAL \|
8.80 1
i the Manure is consintly adding >,
sm a humus standpent as well as M
Specialty I
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uct into all section d the country, I
account of its excfclent quality g
trash, dirt, obnoxious trass seeds, 1
anure naturally cont?\s a small B
le. As a matter of factlit is worth I
i of potash, which m J^s it more I
tpied Territory. ^ I \ j
ICATIONS TO I \
uel Co. I
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irance I j
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I fail to take a maxima I
heed the suggestion at your m
oag borne company for lie I
my since the war began. |
ral. Do you kiow of a better II f j
will aot buy as unrb of laid j ||
>ut It will buy at uneh life/ 11 /
vestments, Htnely, a fto# II/
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