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FIRST INSTALL*|*Nt I Dan knew the woman was acting,
• Dan Colwell eat in hijr^chubby-hole though she accomplished it with
office with chair tilted bacli;, feet on charm, that would make a man
the cigarette-marrecT oak desk, perus-'ashamed to push her for more do
ing the morning News. A second juils. She was that steady type of
time h/ read the item in the Around i personality who could speak straight
Towh^eolumn which sUted that Otto put easily enough, if she cared Jto.
Graber, president of the Graber-Vael! But Grabet came to the rescue as
Detective Agency,, was leaving to
day for Ewing, Pennsylvania, on a
tw6-week hunting trip. “Sports
she desired.;—^Don't bother, Mrs,
McDonald. Dont. excite yourself.
Colwell here asks no questions,' just
man,'* the columnist described him,' does‘what he’s told.”
“and aviation enthusiast., Mr. Graber ‘*You wish me to shadow your hus-
pilots his own monoplane.” jband, is that it?”
Dan squinted thoughtfully at the “Yes! Would you? And—protect
Dunages ~
l^rphanage Cottage
.The Georgia home, one of the cot
tages for small boys on the orphan
age campus, was bhdly damaged by
fire yesterday at noon.
The children of the home with their I Licensing Law. • ’
matron. Miss Janie Stewart, had gpnej * .
to the dimny h.lt tor dinner .nJ no, p„„„tnient of the
V . . . .1 one was in the building at the time. , , . ,
his timorous, persuasive voice around j *i»hey had been gone about twenty ■ grand jury of Lailrens coun-
the courtroom. McDonald was ^be j when the fire was discovered i ty last week called attention to “sonih
kind always skating on thin ice, bare-1 by » colored woman opposite the
ly evading disbarment pr^pedin^ j campus, who sounded the alarm. The
and contempt citations. He might finning bad rapidly spread through
ourist Canqis And
Resorts Used For Inmoral PurpMea
Condemn^ , **Operation of Such
Places As Such Resorts,** Calls
On Peace OflB^ers To‘‘S^ti-
** Them and Recommends
nize
north wal! as if to peer through it
into the office of hit superior. So
Otto was going away ... huntinV*-
Very convenient, he reflected, and
very wise of Otto.
The president’s secretary paused
fii the~doorway. “Mr. Graber wants
you. There’s a Mrs. McDonald with
. him. Probably expects you to frame
her husband with some chorus cutie
for a divorce. Poor papa!"
be mixed up in anything—and was.
The foaming beer was set before
him. Dan sipped some of it, then
turned to a battery «of telephone
booths. He entered the first, closed
the folding door, and made sure he
could see the expanse of the bar
room before he dropped a nickel
in the slot. “Central 0576.”
touri^ camps and road houses in the
county” and qrged scrutiny of them
^ ^
Mrs of roads that an. inereasad
amount of same be allotted for ex
penditures on the- county highwmye.
; We have passed on all billsj^adad
us by the solicitor and have complet*
ed tbe performance of the dutiei da^
volving upon'us "lit this time.
All, of-whicli is’^respectfully sUb-.
mitted,
B. L CLARDY,
Foremaa.
the girl was gone in the q^uarters
of tfie^thef partner, taciturn Horace
Vael. Colwell squinted a last time
He got a quick connection. “Hello,
him? Learn who is after him and,|give me Irita.”
of cqqrae,-heep the rascal from do-| He waited a_ moment. “Irita?
ing harm? And maybe turn him Dan. Well, we’re started, eh?. It’s
over to the police?”— I risky business but Graber doesn’t
“Pardon me,”^Otto Grader inter-!seem to suspect. Tha^^. Mrs. Mc-
posed quickly, “you don’t want that, | Donald took him ten yards in one
Fm sure." I mean, hot right “oWI|dowh. But he was surpris'ed to tear
This is darned unusual, see?” he ex- Lefty has ideas of a big grab! Any-
plained to Dan, and twisted the black how. Otto’s off to Pennsylvania
cigar from one corner of his wide I hunting, and I don’t mean rabbits,
mouth to tjie other. Graber leaned. He’s greedy! Every time he thinks
.11 three* slQriM when the fire de-i*’.!' P'*”
partment Iffived and soon exting-1 their activities “in or-
uished the flames. The fire ailiparent- {der that communities may not be of-
ly sUrted on the second floor at the;fended” and the traveling public in-
he.dof the eUi^y l.nding, it. ori-] ^ ^
gin, however, being unknown. Onlyi .
one fire was in" the cottage at thej^®^^ accommodations. ,
time and that in a room on the op- The retiring jury also took occasion
posite side from where the fire origi-, to commend the administration of So-
nated. The building was insured andj,ieitor H. S. Blackwell just closing,
repairs.are expected to get started! . ^ j .v. .
imra.di.rely following .n .dju,tra.nt' “> t«<»>''>>‘"'i‘th.t . p.rt of th.
of the loss. state’s share of the gasoline tax be
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"The 25 small boys occupying the allotted for expenditure 6n county
cottage were moved yesterday to the roads,
upstairs of the Augustine home and
CO
ligsh infirmary" where~'{hey are’lem-
Final Presentment
THe 1)reMntment, which drew force-
He twisted around with » -gTin but stirred up,” he said in a low of that joy dust he begins to dream
* SlX i 1 t__ ^ ^ » 1 • *«
voice. “Just df^what she wants and
forget it, see?”
he owns a bank. Oh! • Here conies
McDonald—I’m signing off. Well
porarily being housed. Cots and beds If ul comment from • J^dge Johnson
were brought in during the afternoon' was as follows:
from Riverside cottage near here, tojTo the Presiding Judge:
accommodate the children since all| The Grand Jury of Laurens count)^
bedding and furnishings in the build-1 make this its finai.~presentment for
ing were badly damaged both by fire the term, and this being the last reg-
and i\;ater.
Dan rose as Mrs. McDonald rose., make ’em walk the plank before
we’re through. Call you again,
careful, Irita.”
He lingered in the 'phone booth
at the newspaper piece about Graber, Istepped close so that he caught
lifted his feet from the desk, and'the fragrance/Of her and fejt that
rose. He hesitated a moment, con-1 ®he sought to ..hpld him again with
scious of a sense of expectancy that those brown "pools of her eyes. Her until Arthur McDonald located him-,
speeded his pulse., A-g^tiod deal de-i^and crept mouse-like up his fore- self at a table. Dan retunied to his
ponded" bn the next -few minutes.'arm. “No! No! I mean, when any-
B^jMrs. Lankford Hurt
In Auto Wreck
bKTY TREASURER'S NOTICE _
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The books of the County Treasurer
will be open for the collection of tax
es for the fiscal year, 1936, at the
Treasurer's office from September 15
to December 81, 1936. After Decem
ber 31 one per cent will be added. Af
ter January 3l8t, two per cent will
be added, and after February 28th,
seven per cent will be added until the
I5th day of March, 1937, when the
books will be closed. _
All persons owning property in
more than one school district are re-
i^uested to call for receipts in each of~
the sevi/al school districts in which
Tfi^r^properfy’TsT iocaTedr.'*T1iis~’rs'im^
portant, ps additional cost and pen
alty may be attached.
All able-bodied male citizens be
tween the ages of twenty-one (21)
and sixty (60) years of age are liable
tO""pay^a poll tax of 5100. CommuU-
pended”
Dani had waited for thi^ day through
months of sordid divorce build-ups
and jewel guarding assignments at
the lavish balls of the Four Hun
thing occurs you are to telephone
me at the number on this card. -De-
you understand? Follow Arthur—
that’s what you must do. Let me
dred. But this was not to be an-!know who is after him!
other dreary evidence hunt for t.he “Well,” she said abruptly, her eyes
Court of " Domestic Relations—nor
any other court in the County Build
ing.
Colwell w;ent down the brief cor
ridor and knocked on the door that
bore Ottto Graber’s name and the
warning Private. He twisted the
knob and' entered. . “You want me.
Chief?”
Graber’s. stocky, -Teutonic form
was hunched well back in his chair,
his powerful, pudgy hands laced over
his stomach. He unclasped his
fingers to scratch in his blond stub-
ble of hair as he swung to Dan.
“Right.” With sudden remembrance
of courtesy Otto hoisted himself out
of the chair. He gestured to his
visitor, and following the movement
Colwell saw a young woman in a
bow at her throat, a fox acarf draped
falling, “that seems to cover it. You
won’t let him out of your sight, Mr.
Colwell?”
“Nut. a minute.” He found the
card blank except for the number
penned on it. He tucked it into a
vest pocket. “Suppose I call you
once or twice daily, according to de
velopments? And where do you
think 1 might find Mr. McDonald to
start?”
She consulted a jeweled wrist
watch. “He often lunches at the
Wav^rly Club on Reed Street. It’s
about time now. And you’ll phone
me full details? Goodi-bye, Mr.
Graber.” She offered her small
hand to Otto. “I hope you’’have a
lovely hunting trip. I hope you
shoot lots of—caribou, is it? And
trim dark-auit with-a flarinr wbite-T’m depapding op.your bandaoma de
tective, for you charged me a dis-
boer, saw the lawyer order lunch,
ular term for the year we wish to
thank the officials of the county Tor
their readiness and willingness to co
operate with us in the performance
of our dutjies during the year, and to
thank the Presiding Judge and court
officials, for the courtesies extended
Friends of Mrs. Clyde Lankford of| us during the term.
.so
himself ordered it with a hint to regret to know that she! It is with regret that we note the
the waiter to make haste.
The meal over, McDonald tripped |!
is a patient in the Greenwood city present solicitor of this circuit, the
hospital where she is suffering from; Honorable H. S. Blackwell, is retir-
carelessly over nprrow shoulders, a [graceful sum, Mr. Graber!”
saucy little monkey hat. “Costs money to employ the best
“Mrs. McDonald,. Mr. Colwell.
Wife of Arthur McDonald, the law
yer, Dan.”
He bowed and smiled. She was
to the cashier in that quick, woman
ish way of his, paid his check, and
chatted with a friend at a nearby
table. He surveyed the whole bar
room as he donned his hat and light
coat, then departed. Colwell let him
get a head start. As he paid his
own check he saw through the big
glass window two men come along the
walk and accost McDonald. Dan
stalled inside-with a friendly remark
to the cashier. McDonald, he noticed,
did nut appear to relish the compan
ionship of those fellows.
The shlorter man wore a loud
striped suit and derby. He looked
like a pug. The other, taller, was
a clean featured man Qf„.lhicty-five
bul he had an expression of cruelty
on his face. He was dressed in an
ordinary dark ®uit that emphasized
the burly shoulders and thick arma
of him. When he tui^ned his back
Colwell thought he saw the -coat
skirt reveal the butt of a gun under
neath- ■ c
Continued Next Week
injurie.H suffered Saturday morning! ing from his office. For twenty years
operatives in town,” he returned the
stock excuse. “Good day.” Smil-i^i L O x
ingly, Graber ushered her out. As '^IUD "1 YCSdlxS
he closed the door his face changed
in an automobile accident on the out-
.skirts of Greenwood. a
' Mr. and Mrs. Lankford at the time
were en route to Atlanta. Their car
and another machine coming out of a
side road collided, the Lankford ma
chine turning over and being almost
completely demolished, Mr..^Lankford
received only slight injuries and was
ablatio return to his home here. Mrs.
Lankford was rushed to the Green
wood hospital Where she was suffer
ing from severe bruises and cuts, and
a fractured .vertebra. While it is hop
ed that she may be removed to her
home here this week, it is expected
(hat several weeks will be required
before she can return to her work.
Her friends are distressed to learn of
her injuries and narrow escape, and
unite in hiding for her a rapid and
permanent ^recovery.
he has served the people of this cir
cuit, faithfully and efficiently. We
desire to express to him our appre
ciation for his untiring efforts in the
enforcement of the law, and to wish
for him a long and prosperous career
in his future activities. The best
wishes of elich and every one of us
go with him in his retirement to pri
vate life.
We welcome to our county the in
coming solicitor, the Honorable" Hugh
Beasley, and desire to pledge to him
the, same cooperation by the people
of this county, with him, in the per
formance of his duties, which has
Begin Practice
For Basketball
tion Road Tax $1.50, in lieu of road
duty. . All able;bodie<l men between-
the ages of 21 and 5,5 are liable to
road duty except those in military
service, school trustees, Whool teach
ers, ministers and students.i
Dog Owners! Your dog tax i.s on
the tax books. Your are entitled to
abatement of dog tax by reason of
rabies treatment. But, it is neces
sary that you present inoculation aer-
jificate to the county treasurer at the
time of tax payment or before. Un
less presented then, tax cannot be
abated.
Proper attention will be given those
who wish to pay their taxes through
the mail by check, money order, etc.,
giving name of toumship and number
of schdol district.
The tax levy is as follows:
State Taic/.— .j6 mil
Ordinaiy County Tax a 6 mil
Road Bonds i 6% mills
Past indebtdeness 4 mills
Weak Schools I mill
Constitutional School 3 mills
Hospital Bonds H mill
a stunning woman of twenty-five or|*nd he wadddled back to his chair
so, a woman he would turn to watch glowejing. “You got nerve! What'
if-he passed her oh the street. Her
complexion was creamy, her mouth
small and red and luscious as those
Bing eharria that eome in "-spring
from California. jITnder a fringe of
dark hair (Colwell Tbund wide brown
eyes that were steady and warm, in
teresting eyes that held his until with
a slight sensation of giddiness, he
broke the spell.
She turned to Graber who had
quickly sat down "Igain. “You’re
sure this man is the very best ob
tainable?”
“Sit down, Dan. Aih’t you the
best private operative in town?”
“Certainly.” He^drew up a chair
and lowered his solid five foot eleven
frame noiselessly as a cat
Graber laughed: it sounded a little
forced. He flung a hand in the di
rection of two suitcases strapped and
ready on the floor, with a stiff
leather gun case lying across them.
“See that item about me in the
paper? I’m off to Pennsylvania,
huntin'. So you’re-to-report to Mrs.
McDonald here direct—^phone. 1
know the case and it’e real special.
Stie*!! triL yon”fis at tber%airt»;fDiii5'^'aiie fem in two
do you think that humidor is, a grab
bag?”
“Mighty good cigar, Otto. What’s
her game, anyhow ? ” —
“Game? She ain’t got a game.
Afraid her husband’ll get killed, ain’t
that plenty? What you gotta do is
keep him from gettin’ killed and find
out who the guy is.” He shot Col
well a look. “What makes you
think she’s got a game? You’re,
hired to trail Mac and that’s enough.”
“All right. So you’re off to hunt
for two weeks?”
‘‘Yesh, right now. I better hike.
You handle Mrs. McDonald careful,
see? I’d have you report to Vael
while il’m gone, but what good is
that dumb cluck? A swell partner
for a man to have!” the detective
agency complained.
“Swell looker, ain't she?” he asked
h|.^^nudden appreciation, and nudged
Colwell. “Well, I gotU beat it
Ewing, Pennsylvania. See that in
the News about me? It said 'sports
man and aviation—ua, bug*. Well,
I am a pilot, ain’t I? Yeah, that’s
right—you read it Well^ so long
PH
Colwell’s your man.”
Dan resmhed to the open«humidor
on'his employer’s desk and ignoring
Graberis <|uiek scowl, seleetedLa- per-
feeto. He pulled the wrapper off
and passed the cigar back and forth
under nostrib inhaling its pun
gent odor. Fifty cent cigars were
beyond the ii^est pay of a private
agency sleuth.
Mrs. McDonald sat on the edge
of chair, small hands clutehiflg her
gloves, her face very serious and
worried. “I—^just can’t bring myself
to repeat all the story, Mr. Colwell,”
she said in a rich contralto. “It's
about my husband, you see. He’s—
Arthur has a certain prominence, as the Whverly bar, a part of the no-
- Initial practices in basketball,
^1 f? * _] I approximately two dozen
V/Il rnCifty varsitjrand freshman squads,
began last w'eek under the direction
At Florida Street School At 8
O'clock. Lead Role and Name
Are Changed.
To meet the emergency which arose
when Arthur McElroy, leading man,
suffered a sprained ankle, Sock and
Buskin last week chose George Beat
ty to portray the role McElroy was
originally scheduled to fill, and set
Friday night at 8 o’clock as time for
the club’s first production.
At first entitled “Introducin’ Su
san,” the play has been given the
name, “Just a Friend of the Family.”
Eldred MacLeod, president of Sock
and Buskin states that the new
name is believed to suit the produc
tion better than its original*titIe.
At Florida Street
-/Japt a Friend of The Family".will
W l^retented on the stage of the
Florida Street school auditorium with
a cast composed of P. C. students and
ia under the direction of Professor
Fish and MacLeod. It is a threo-lct
comedyrfarce, replete with mistaken
identity, college life and tid-bits
of Coaches McMillah and Forehand.
Until the end of football .season,
night practices wiU be held twice a
week-. Fundamental and screening
drill will occupy candidates for the
most part, screening being a new ad
dition to the system for this season.
Varsity men working out now in
clude Cieckler, Majors, Cavin, Wood
ward, Holden, Foley, Shamhart, John
ston, Cole, an(f Hammel. Batchelor
an<j Holcombe will report immediate
ly after the close of football season.
Due to an injury, Capt. Waldrep will
not be able to practice until after
Christmas.
Coach Forehand is drilling the
freshman squad right along with the
varsity. He states that he has no in
dividual stars, but several have shown
promise amhw-farmidable team may
develop.
been accorded his Hororable Prede-1 Current Loans .."IZr.'.ZZ
cessor in office., /
It has been suggested to members Tni^l -31 wills
of the Grand Jury that some tourist a uZi ZZjZ
camps and road houses in the county j' , Dietricte
are places of resorts for idle disso- Tnnity-Rid^ ... 12
lute and immoral persons, and that 1 •'■•—•JO
the maintenance of such establish-^rktd^e-Narnie 16
very obnoxious to the residents of i *’» Copdand-Fleming 8 mills
the communities where same are Vr:
cated. Prosecutions for violation ofi^®’ ' * - "'I
many of the laws, of the state occur- ; ;
ring at such place.s have from, time /, Youngs School Districts ^ •*
to time been brought before us. We 4, Bethany .% 15 mills
AUXILIARY GRATEFUL
The woman’s Auxiliary pf theAmer
ican Legion wishes to expn»s their
appreciation to {the mercKants .and
all others who co-operatpd last Wed-*
nesday in the celebration of Armis-
frtim ^ ■ Hie df #
bring you back a ring-taiLjMtbfion
pr somathing.
“And say,” he called after Cob
wall. “I'm lockin’ this humidor,
see? Don't you snitch none of jny
fifty cent smokes while I’m gone!”
Leaving the office, Dan, pressed
an elevator button and stood wait
ing. *^well plan Graber’a got,” he
muttered ^ himself. He pursed his
lips for a whistle that did pot come,
'^rs. McDonald’s a sly one! I’ll
need to watch my P’s and Q’s. This
thing has got to be handled with
gloves. But—” He hummed briefly.
“There*# a chance for big results.^
Piftecti minutes later he entered L
Adelaide Roberts takes the part of
the leading lady.
When questioned as to the laugh-
producing qualities of the production,
the initial one for the year in P. G.
dramatics. President MacLeod aaid,
“I’ll tell you this much: when the cer
tain rings down there won’t be a so
ber face in the audience.”
MAGAZINES
Mr., Mrs. and Miaa School Teachev^
why not place yoor anbacri
through ase—eitlier time or
snbecriptioaa.
JAMES W. CALDWl^L
ecrii^ide
st^ght
you doubtless know. He practices
criminal law.” • *
Colwell reflected as he .inhaled
cigar "smoke that she might, wlth-
Dut being inaccurate, have termed
Arthur Melbinaid a shystei. “Oh,
ybor husband is well known,” < he
nodded.
“Well, many of his cases—^There
are such rough, greedy men in the
world, aren't tiv»i»?” the stunning
young woman went on embarrasedly.
this is no divorce case, you
knew. My hmdiaiid and 1 are very
happy. But he’s in danger. I Some-
4>ne wants to kill kirn. He| doesn't
know it—at least I don^ tl^ so.”
She sank back with an ajppealing
look at Grabmr. “I just can't talk
about it. Hurt I?” aha bsft^l. \
torious Wkverly Club, a night ex
citement place in an adjoining hall.
The bar eras a long, ornate room
done in the modern manner of silver
and black and straight lines. Tables
scattered about were for the most
part occupied by sporty looking men
at lunch. .The meal, he noticed pass
ing a menu, wAs a dollar and a
quarter. He was on expenses but
there might not be time to eonsumr
a whole lunch. Cohrell went to
the end of the bar and ordered beer.
MoDonakl was.,iiot here jret. Dan
knew the fellow by sight, a small
man of forty with pince-nez glasses
and white, bony hands. H# had
watched McDonald extract more than
ope raaeal fl^m the toils of the law,
waving hia bony hands ahd throwing
■ . -■ ' v. ''-
rife., ri?* it-, i.i’u.,'
Any kind, to fit any
bnsincss. 24-hoar ser-
Tice. Reasonable prices.
Tdephone 74.
The Chronicle
Cq^
itatioiicri
that they were very grateful for the
support given in arranging the .varied
program and square dance in the eua-.
ning which brought the day’s pro
gram to a close. —
Took Cardui
^ Weiak, Nenroui
% eaat aay tnough for Oardul tf
X talkad aU day,” enthnMastlcany
K fn1teaMn.L.H.GaldweU.of Statea-
Tffla, N. O. *1 hate uaed Oacdul a$
intervals for twenty-five yean,” aha
add* “My trouble in the begUming
waa weakneaa and nenrousnessL X
lead of Cardui in a newspaper and
decided right then to try it. It seemed
before I had taken half bottle of
CurduiTwaa ftronger and waa soon
up and around.”
^beuModa of WOMB
OM tiMw. U U 4ew aerUMMflt TCOk
a
rR£F.'\o s utforers of
iSTOMACH ULCERS
HYPERACIDITY
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FMCELOS mmiMIION fSr
I thoM •offerias from STOMaCW OU j
ouooaNAi. uixauss. oua to. jrma-
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SMITH’S PHARMACY
witih to express our condemnation oi^
the operation of such places as sui
resorts .in the strongest terms. /We
earnestly recommend to all oy the
peace officers of the county thAt they
scrutinize continuously th^conduct
of these places in order ttet nothing
offensive to good mor^ and law-
observance be permitt^ at them, or
with the knowledge And consent ex
pressed or implied/)t the owners or
operators thereof
We also recombiend that such plac
es found to iy nuisance be abated.
We furtl^ recommend thqt the
General Aesembly enact suitable and
proper laws for the licensing and
regula^n of such places in order
that/iommunities may not be offend
ed, nor the traveling public engaged
lawful business be hampered, or
nconvenienced 4n the securing of de
cent accommodations with decent sur
roundings.
As has "probably been "suggested in
prior presentments the country 'roads
of the county should be properly
maintained for the public. We recom
mend in view of the fact that the
gasoline tax is paid largely by the
Former Clinton
Woman Passes
Mrs. J. L., HopRins Succumbs To
Illhess In Columbia. Pleasant-
' ly Known Here By Manyr
Funeral services for Mrs. J. L
Hopkins, 72, of Columbia, a former
resident of this city, were held Sun
day afternoon from the residence of
her daA^^er, Mrs. Raymond Beard.
Interment followed in Elmwood ceme
tery, the services being conducted by
lo, 5, Grays/ 17 mills
No. f). Central 14 mills
No. 7, Youngs . .....^ 18 mills
No. 8, Warrior Creek 15 mills
No; 10, Lanford . 18~mills
No. 3-B, Fountain Inn 24 milla
Dials School Districts
No. I, Greenpond 15 mills
No. 2, Eden 14 mills
No. 6, Gray CJourt-Owings ... 2^4 mills
No. 3-B, Fountain Inn 24 mills
SttllivAn School Districts
No. 1, Princeton 22 mills
No. 2, Mt. Bethel : ...12 mills
No. 3, Poplar Springs .. 25 mills
No. 7, Brewertbn”.. 16 mills
No. 17, Hickory Tavern -., 24 mills
Railroad Tax 3 mills
Waterloo School Districts
No. 1, Mt. Gallagher , 8 mills
No. 2, Bethel Grove 7 mills
No. 4, Centerpoint 18 mills
No. 5, Oakville .....8 mills
No. 6,^ Mount Pleasant .^6; mills
No. 7, Mt. Olive ., ...21 mills
No. 14, Waterloo * ... 8 mills
Cross Hill School District
No. 13, Cross Hill 19 mills
Hunter School Districts
No. 3, Ro?k Bridge mills
No. *4, Wadsworrtb ...12 mills
No. 6, Clinton 18 mills
No. 6, Goldville 11 mills
No. K49, Kinards 8 mills
No. R-42, Reederville .7:7713 mills
No. 16, Mountville ...21 mills
Jacks Schotd Districts
No. 1, No white school 4 mills
No^ 2, Shady Grove 13 mills
No. 3, Renno 10 mills
No. 5, ( 4 mills
No. 6, CTDeH’s , ;....10 mills
No. 7, Garlington .........^...,......5 mills
No. 15, Hurricane ....6 mills
Scuffletown Schoerf Districts
No. 1, Long Branch 10 mills
No. 2, Musgrove 12 mills
! No. 3, Langston ...» 7 mills
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her pastor, the Rev, C. E. Peele, D.D.,, . o .,i
of Main .street Methodirt church. J®-Springs v!.'"! ’
Mrs:' Hopkins died Friday night af- *
ter an illness of three weeks.
Mrs. Hopkins was the former Miss
Minnie Wright of this city, widow of
the late J. R. Hopkins, who preceded
her to the grave four years ago. She
was a sister of the late R. Z. Wright,
lifelong Clintonian. Mrs. W. E. Nash
and Mrs. P. B. Bailey, of this city,
are surviving sisters. For many years
Mrs. Hopkins resided here and is
most pleasantly remembered by her
friends and associates.
The deceased is" sumTef^liy two
sons and two daughters: J. W. Hop
kins, Columbia, and George C. Hop
kins, West Palm Beach, Fla.; Mrs.
Raymond ^eard Columbia, and
Mrs. Roy lagers / Charlotte. She
also leave: vight grandchildren.
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Persons sending in lists of names
to iie taken off are requested to send
them early and give the township and
school district of each as the ^as-
urer is very busy during the month
of December.
D. ROY SIMPSON,
tf County Treae.
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