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PAID TO STOCKHOLDERS SINCE ORGANIZATION $17,400.00
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CAPITAL STOCK $ 30,000
LOANS TO DATE $226,000 *
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How to Halve Passenger Fares.
In this country are sections where
the business man travels long dis
tances, 600 miles or more, by motor
car in preference to railroad train, be
cause it is cheaper, quicker and pleas
anter, says The State.
When the steam propelled locomo
tive was invented, the construction of
roads for it was necessary-
The engine that is propelled by the
internal combustion of gas requires
a spec! illy construcEd road for econo
mical operation but, because it can run
(at high cost) on a bad road, the peo
ple of some of the States and sections
neglect to provide good roads, prefer
ring to pay higher rates for travel
than to be lightly Used.
Passenger fares on steam railroads
are being Used by the order of govern
ment at three certs a mile through, ot
the r sea try, and the people of South
Carolina would ns# »• rebellion were
an etreduce U» be mat* as to their
toeruory ami a a** cents fare required
of them
These fame pwople of So«th Caro
lina pay Amble the rate a mile ie nde
m mn-— rare than the Cal»fecalaaa
pay and “the • *eet *f rt te t
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Map— *e Vy refoe*og to
She rembs thooe fwople ef SoWth t aro-
Una Seep the mete# ear as a luaary
far the well to^e and rwh and pre *
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District No. 4.—Big Fork.
C. M. Walden 1 $112.50
Inez Creech 94.12
Inez Browning 50.00
C. A. Zeigler — 30.00
Chester Arthur Zeigler 35.00
C. A. Zeigler 25.00
Inez Creech 75.00
Southern Desk Co. 84.95
Inez Browning 50.00
Jones School Supply Co 2.50
Inez Creech 75.00
$634.07
District No. 5.—Baldock.
Katheryn Adams $35.00
District No. 6 —Bennett Springs
El lie Rich $60.00
Alice L Brown 40.00
Alice L Brown ... 40.00
Edith Keel
Elbe Rich
Alice, L Brown
Alice L Brown
Edith. Keel ...
Elite Htrh
Elite Kwh
Eulalie Martin
it— 65.50
Rosalie S. Brown :
___ 62.50
Mollie
Bates _ _
65.00
J. B. Armstrong, Trs., inst.
B. M.
Drummond
60.00
on bonds __
300.00
Mamie
Hutto
50.00
J. B. Armstrong, Trs., inst
Eulalie
Martin
100.75
orf bonds
__.120.00
Mollie
Bates _
90.60
Clara L. Johnston Hitt __
„_ 71.75
$637.68
$1,186.15
District No. 16.—Green’s.
Lucy Cook 1 .$45.25
• District No. 17.—Bethel.
Louise Blount $42.50
Louise Flount $42.50
V. W. Mirktl 8.00
•— $93.00
District No. IS.—Seif ling ville.
Bessie Fulmer .... $50 00
Jaa. A. Summers ............ 33.00
Jas. A. Summers ...!.. 33.00
Bessie Fulmer .... ...... $60.00
James A. Summers .......... 34.00
Bessie Fulmer 66.50
District No. 29.—Wllliston.
Nettie Chavis $30.00
Rosa E. Milligan 30.00
W. T. Bunch 8.00
W. T. Bunch T^T. 12.00
M. B. Self 497.00
J. B. Armstrong, Treas. S. F...600.00
M. B. Self 497.00
M. B. Self fl 496 00
W. H. Kennedy & Son 38.40
W. T. Bunch ... ....... 8.00
W T. Bunch ....* 1600
M B. Self 2663
W. T. Bunch ...... ......... 12.00
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Olivf Parker ......
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A B Brodie .
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Mr* Alice Whittle
2^71.03
District Na 31.—Ulmers.
J. B. Armstrong, Treat.. Sink
ing Fsnd ...... ..,.......$276 00
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Ida L. Wright $80 00
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$60 00
Me* nr dasher
... 2600
•unveil W oodwenl .......
... 26.08
Jeme* Fooee
... 7000
Merita M*>et
..20 00
$140 00
Miecrllaaeou* (ollection*.
Sale of piping
$ 87 50
Sale of 3 mule* chain gang
157 50
Sale of term cotta piping..
49.45
Sale of Piping
31 45
Sale of 1 mule chain gang..
155.00
County loan from Home
Bank
45,000.00
Additional insurance license
fees, Rut. L. Osborne
927.59
Sale of piping
1.85
Sale of cement
1.00
Sale of coal ___
6.80
Sale of Cement -
4.00
State Highway Fund, Rut
INK Keway $|g»i
B r Gafdaee M<
Mva Jehe W ae |gj
Ma/y l Kay Ail
Mary L Bay 681
Mary L Kay 68!
Sarah Hotmaa S$i
Nefla t BeAaad S3
Aarsh Hetmaa S$i
Alwta M Barker ............ 881
Aisaa V Barker 18u
Katie Cwthbertaea .... ..... S8u
Kata ( athhertaan .......... |0
Mrs Jehn Mae
R H B Kenny
Lydia B May* 10 00
I Lydia B May* 3000
j Nellie E. Ro'and 3334
Mm. L. P. Boylaton 10.00
Mary L. Ray 60 00
Mary L. Ray 60.00
R H. B. Kenny 103.00
Mrs. John Wise .... 50.00
$6 88
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Mrs Aarah Kalla
D. H.
S. G. Aiken ................ 30.00
Rebecca Thompaon
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Annie C. Kilgore
Genera David ...
Annie G Kilgore
Annie G Kilgore
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$48 08
$80 80
, 14 00
-Hickory Hilt
$80 00
• 26 00
.10180
........$60.00
L. Osborne, Copip. Gen__ 5,508.86
Sale of cement 10.00
$51,941.06
REPORT OF SCHOOL CLAIMS
Paid by County Treasurer* for Quar-
>_ter Ending June 30, 1919.
District No. 1.—Bull Pond. .
Laurie Best $50.00
Julien Counts Easterling 50.00
Leila 0. Gaillard 25.00
Leila 0. Gaillard 25.00
Julien Counts Easterling., 50.00
Julien Counts Easterling 50.00
Laurie Best 7 .$50.00
Laurie Best $50.00
Leila 0. Gaillard 25.00
$989.67
District No. 11.—Four Mile.
Sarah E. Hankinson $30.00
Gallic Voumans 60.00
Sarah E. Hankinson 20.00
$110.00
District No. 12.—Dunba'rton.
Carnice Williams $30.00
Francis C. Mixson 20.00
Helen Givens 35.00
J. B. Armstrong, Treas,
Sinking Fund 350.00
Helen Givens 35.00
J. B. Armstrong, Treas.,
interest on bond 1137.50
Gilmore Hiers .<10.00
$325.00
District No. 2.—Seven Pines. *
Eulsllie Turner $75.00
Ads Smri'* r s 50.00
Sallie A. Wroten 50 00
Ads Sanders 50.00
$75.00
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$657.50
District No. 13.—Rosemary.
Mary Dukes __,_,$40.00
Eloise Quattlebaum $75.00
Eloise Quattlebaum $75.00
Mary Dukes 32 00
J. W. Folk 1.75
Eloise Quattlebaum _i $75.00
Eloise Quattlebaum $75.00
$373.75
District No. 14.—Mt. Calvary.
Irene Keel $65.80
Irene Keel 65.00
Evelyn Lecote .... 30.00
Evelyn Lecote ... 30.00
M J. Miller, Sec. S. F_ 16.50
Evelyn Lecote ...... ........ 10.00
G. W. Hutson 36.00
- $2,163.87
District No. 23.—Hercules.
Csrrie Mse Morris $76.00
Donnie Lee McClendon 40.00
Donnie Lee McClendon 40.00
Csrrie Mae Morris 60.00
W. R. Baxley 2.25
Csrrie Mae Morris 60.00
Flora E. Clark 35.00
Donnie Lee McClendon 40.00
District No.
$247X0
43.—Columbia.
Bertha Wallace ...... -....-$35.00
W. A. Parson 40.00
Bessie Johnson 50.00
Bertha Wallace 35.45
W. A. Parson 40.00
District No.
$200.45
44.—Fairfax.
$353.25
District No. 24—Ashleigh.
Flora E. Clark $20.00
Mrs. Z. G. Odom 60.00
Mrs. Z. G. Odom 60.00
C. P. Morris g.OO
Mrs. Z. G. Odom 60.00
Mrs. Z. G. Odom 48.00
$256.00
District No. 25—New Forest.
Betty Hollman _$60.00
R. S. Martin, Agt 15.20
Hetty Hollman 60.00
Williston Hardware Company 10.00
$145.20
District No. 26—Upper Rich Land.
Annie E. Golphifi $40.00
S. H. Green 5.95
- $45.95
District No. 27—Reeveh'lCreek.
Annie L. Peeples $25.00
Pearl Collins 45.00
Pearl Collins 45.00
$115.00
District No. 28—Elks.
Rosalie 8. Brown $88.00
Emma Patrick 46 00
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Rosa B. White Bowers $30.00
Rosa B. White Bowers $30.00
Zelle Loadholt 60.00
Myrtle Epting 33.00
Myrtle Epting 112.15
Emily Tobin 60.00
Grace Rickenbaker 60.00
Annie L. Colycr — 60.00
Pearl Williamson 65.00
Grace Rickenbaker 60.00
Annie L. Cclyer 60.00
Emily Tobin — ; 60.00
Zelle Loadholt 60.00
Pearl Williamson 65.00
Myrtle Epting — 112.00
S. D. Williams 8.75
«. D. Williams — 35.00
Rosa B. White Bowers $30.00
Annie L. Colyer 60.00
Grace Rickenbaker 60.00
Emily Tobin ^ —— 60.00
Zelle Loadholt _• 60.00
Pearl Williamson 65.00
Myrtle Epting v 143.55
S. D, Williams 35.00
J. B. Armstrong, Treas.
Sinking Fund 250.00
J. 9. Armstrong, Tress., in
terest on bonds 301.00
Is there any reason for s reduction in prices of building material?
This has not reached a point of advance proportionate with other commodi
ties, and a unit of any other product will purchase more LUMBER and MILL
WORK now than the same unit would buy in pre-war days.
. If interested in building or repairing ask us for catalogues and
prices.
AUGUSTA LUMBER COMPANY
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
LUMBER
SASH — DOORS — ROOFING — WALL BOARD — BUILD-
ERS HARDWARE — ETC., ETC.
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Ay college of highest standard, open to men and to women. An
J intentionally limited enrollment insures individual instruction.
Four-year courses lead to the Bachelor’s Degree. The Pre-Medi-
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A Address HARRISON RANDOLPH, President.
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THE CONFEDERATE COLLEGE
No. 62 Broad Street
CHARLESTON, S. C.
A Boarding and Day School for Girls.
Begins its session October 1, 1919.
Historic Institution situated in a healthy location.
Advantages of City life, with lam Cohege yard for outdoor sports.
A WELL PLANNED COURSE o? studiya in a homelike
m to Sofiior*. aad Elective
a Business course
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