THR POLK COUNTY-NEWS, TRYON, ,N. C.
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aluda Pharmacy, Saluda.
ash Hardware Co. Try on.
Cash Be tier than Traat
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Hill pay h
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gliest marketipiice in cash
turkeys, guineas, ducks,
nkhall kinds of produce in any
entity.
J. Starr Sternberger,
uisite Memoaisi v-nurcu,
Saluda, N. C. "
30-tf
fryon Lumber
Jough and finished lumber
of all kinds
TRYON, N. C.
FOR SALE f.
1 1-3 acres, with 5 room cottage
!n good repair, small barn;, bome
fruit trees. Ten minutes walk
irOIU 11)21 WlllVC, Vli i'AUllI KJVm
Will be sold at a sacrifice.
- J. Leonard & Co.,
Tryon, N. C.
.. . ...
. Fine Milliner
SsLudj, J. C.
. Pattern Hats,
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tlso models of my own make
Walter Jones
Attorney at law .
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Office up stairs in
S;vink-Hudson Building? .
Office Telephone
Tryon, N. C.
Residence PI lone, Call Saluda.
Important Notice.
Your fV,o
Qate aftpr vonr riamo nn tliia
J V 1JMI11 W W . V W
Paper. Look at that date and
Please remit if you are in ar
rears.
MAN
TWO DIFFERENT STYLES OF TYPE ALWAYS IN THE MACHINE y
THE MULTIPLEX HAMMOND
IS THE MOST PORTABLE STANDARD TYPEWRITER
Aakes any width of nnnpr
The Hammnnd Tvnewriter
th. Street & East River,
SALE
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y virtue ot the power contained in
certain mortgage and given to me by .John
Gibbs and wife dated 31st July. A. Iqm
to secure a note of Two Hundred Dollars
interest and cost and default having been
made in the payment of samel will sell the
following described land at Columbus court
uouse on June 8th 1915 at I o'clock p m
to satisfy said debt interest and cost record
in Mortgage Record No. 8 Page 17 of Pott,
County. .Beginning at a bunch of Sourwood
bushes in old line aftid rum N11U poles to
a bunch of Maples on bank of branch thence
up the branch as follows N 37 if'W 28 poles
N 56 W 16 poles N 32 VV 7 poles N 82 W 7
'A poles to a popfar on bank' of branch
thence S 7K W 76 poles to a stone thence
I E 26 poles to a maple in old line thence
with it E 116 poles to the beginning. Con
taining 25 acres be the same more or less.
Terms of sale cash. 1 .
This May yrfagis.
A. C. Boone,
Mortgagee.
TAX LISTER'S NOTICE.
I will be at the Town Hall in Tryon on
NOTICE OF
MORTGAGE
hMay 15, 17 and 18th for the purpose of list
ing taxes of Tryon Township. List your
taxes and save double taxation.
J. G. Monroe,
Tax Lister.
1-1
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that application
Will Via m rila t- f L C V .
will be made to the Governor of North Car
olina for the pardon of Robert Hannon con
victed at the Spring TermJQi4, of Polk Su
perior Court, of abandonment and sentenced
to six months pn the chain-gang. All per
sons opposing the granting of said pardon,
will file their objections with the Governor
within the next two wees.
John Hannon.
April, 14th, 1915
ELMO McLEAh
Contractor,
Painting and Paver Hanging
Estimates Cheerfully furnished.
Call Saluda Plumbing Co.;
or
J. L. Hart,
SALUDA,
N. C.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear- There is
only one way to care deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness ia
caused by an inflamed condition of the mu
cous lining- -of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube, is inflamed you have a rumbling;
sound or imperfect hearing-, and when it is
entirely closed. Deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal condi
tion, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
caaes out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
jrhlch is nothing but an Inflamed -condition
of the mucous surfaces. -
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Hairs Catarrh Cur
Send for circulars, free.
F. Jl CHENET & CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 7 Be.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
University ol llorth CaroliQi
SUMMER 1915
The Summer School for
Te achersJune
1 J UlV oO I
Able. Faculty
Complete Curriculum
Moderate Rates
Credit Courses
Delightful Environment
Rural life couference:
July 5-12
High school conference
July 12-17
The summer lay school
June 17-August-27
Regular session opens Sep
tember 14
Students who expect to enter for the first
time should complete their arrangements as
early , as possible. '
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UDK STATEMENT
Report of the Condition of - 'i
The CAROLINA STATE BANK, 1
'. , . ' ' . - . . . - " ...
r -v. t Saluda, t 'v;
in the State of North Carolina, at the close
of business, May ist, 1915 ' . -
RESOURCES ! v
Loans and discounts,... .$22,987.38
Overdrafts secured, 74.55 un.
securea, 44-57 ......
All other Stocks, Bonds and
Mortgages..............,.,.
Banking Houses, $1,250; Furni
ture and Fixtures, $1,204.80
All other real estate owned..
Demand loans
Due from Banks and Bankers. . .
Cash items
Gold coin..1... . . ,
Silver coin, Including all minor
coin currency . . .... J
National bank notes and other U.
S. notes
1 19. 12
3,800.00
2,454.80
301.57
835.0?
II2399
24 97
13500
325.15
759.00
25.0b
Collections
Total........
. ....$32,890.98
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ,
Surplus fund......
. $ 5,000.00
500.00
Undivided profits, less current ex
penees and taxes paid, ....... . 1,190.26
Bills payable 3.500.00
pTime Certificates of Deposit.... . . . 10,031.88
Deposits subject to check 1 2,619 j 2
Cashier's Checks outstanding . . . . y ; 49.72
Total $32,890.98
ae of North Carolina, County of Polk, ss: J
I, H.f B. Lane, Cashier of the above-1
named bank, do solemnly swear that the I
above statement is true to the best of my 1
knowledge and belief. '
H. B. LANE,
Cashier.
CORRECT Attest:
W. C. Robertson,
M. A. Pace,
Q. C Sonner,
Directors.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me, this I
7th day of May, 1915.
H. L. CAPPS,
(Seal) Notary Public.
My Commission Expires Oct. 4th, 1915,
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
By virtue of the power contained in a mort
gage deed executed by W. D." Helton and
wife and Jane Helton to nie for the sum of j
Sik Hundred Eighty and 76-100 Dollars dated
23 and 28th day ot reby. A. D. iqi i and
recomea in mangage record xno. 7 at page
93 and 96 respective and default having
been made in the payment of said notes
and mortgage, I will sell on June 8th, 1015
at one o'clock p.' m. at the court house door
in Columbus the land described in the above
described mortgage deeds to satisfy said debt
interest and cost. Terms of sale cash.
This May 3rd 1915.
P. D. Williams,
Mortgagee.
52-4-P.
NOTICE
By order of the board of County Commis
sion at their meeting of May trd 1915
1 nere will De an election neld at the couit
' housa in Columbus on June 8th 1915, accord
ing to the laws of general election ot N. C,
submiting to the qualified votes of Colum
bus Special School district the question as to
whether or not said school district shall issm
bonds not exceeding ii 0,000.00 (Ten Thou
sand Dollars) the proceeds of which shall be
used lor the purpose of constructing and
equiping a Graded High School building 01
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mc present nign ic 11001 site in me town
Columbus.
W. B. Arledge was appointed as Regi
ol
trarand W. E. Hill and F. L. Weaver as
judges of said Election.
F. M. Burgess,
Clerk to B. C. C.
5-5t.
SALUDA Ul LISTER
I will be at rhos. E. Pace's May 14th:
I Iahnon Pace's Store May 15th; Saluda
May 20th, 21st and 22nd, for the purpose of
listing taxes in Saluda Township. List youi
taxes and save double taxation.
J. C. Metcalf, Jr. -Tax
Lister.
52-St-
IN ONE
The Sew
German, Greek. Russian, etc.
Company,
- Aeiv York, A. Y..
; HEUNIQir RICHMOND
The Southern Railway Company are ad-
vertiswg special rates to Richmond account
of the Twenty fifth Annual Reunion of the
United Confederate Veterans Which will be
held there June 1-3, 1915. . v .
Ricbm6nd and the surrounding couutrv
are of special interest o those who Were en
gaged in the conflict of 1861-65. Coufedcr
ate headquarters were in RichmoTd,: and all
of the country composed the battlefield Seven
Pines, Malvern Hill, Drewrys' Bluff. Me-
chanicsville and Petersburg.
Fur the comfort and convenience of those
going,to Richmond, a special train will be
Peratcdfrom Ashevilleon the afternoon of
May 31st, arriving Richmond the following
morning' about seven o'clock.
Side' trip tickets will be sold out of . Rich
mond to Petersburg, Fredricksburg and
many other historic points near Richmond.
Stopovers will be allowed on going and ire
turn journey. ,
NOTICE TO W. 0. W. '
Mountain Laurel Camp No. 509, Wood
men of the World request your presence at
the unveiling of the monument erected for
our deceased soverign L. C. Gibbs, at Mill
Springs, May 16th at I p. m.
Ralph Jackson,
Clerk of Camp.
lit.
NOTICE
J. F. Henderson enters Co acres of
and more or less in Columbus TownshiD.
Polk County, on waters of White Oak
joining Hamilton, Carpenter land at
Creek
and the
Kea anther Uold mine tract.
Entered April 12th, 1915.
F. M. Burgess, -
Entry Taker.
W. L. Tucker
Watch Maker & 'Jeweler
Ldndrum, S, C.
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WiUbeai
Browns Barber Shop, Tryon,
Wednesdays.
Hart's Store, Saluda,
Thursdays.
:o :
Repair work a specialty. '
J. C. Bushnell Y
of Mechano- fherap)
Dr.
and
Medical Psychology
:0:
This system of treatment
embraces all that is best in
all manpiulative methods, of
ten giving relief at once,
tfhere all other efforts have
failed. ?
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Office at Wren wood Cottage,
Henderson St., Saluda, N.
c.
Consultation solicited, and free.
e
The News wants a correspon-
-
lent in every locality in Polk Co.
PENHY COL U N
Advertisements will tie iuserted in this
,-olumn and under this head at one cent a
word each insertion.
FOR SALE Bed and Table linen, good
...... 1 1 At' . J L 1
as new. Will sen at one-mira 01 rcguiai
nric. Apply Mrs. William Staton. Saluda,
N. C 52-3t
WANTED Overcoats , dyed and pressed
and made to look like new. Qur methods
are modern, up to-date and peifect. Woolen
suits for ladies, also silks of all kinds clean
ed and pressed - A postal card will call us
to your door, Ira M. Arnold. 23-4t
FOR SALE Small printing outfit con
sisting of 2 5x8 presses, stapling machine,
type, cases, and lull equipment. Will prim
auvfhing within capacity of press. Bargaii
if "taken at once. Address, press, Care of
News, Saluda, N. C.
FOR SALE New late model typewriter
at a verv low mice, with small month!
payments. Address Drawer A, Saluda, N
c. - ' :
For timbererl or farm lands in Eastern
Carolina apply Box 58, Council, N. C.
, . l-8t.
POR SALT? Butcher Refrigerator and
ools at a bargain. L.
Pace, Saluda, N C
52-tf.
FOR SALE: Combination and saddle
Vrries for hire-nr sale. See M. P. Andrews
jryon, N.C. - ?-2tr
FOR SALE: I am now ready to take or
ders for nursery stock for fall delivery. Will
give a special discount on several varieties-
nf nnnlc trees. Your DUSiness soiicuca.
E. G. Bradley, Saluda, N. C.
' I will open o rooms in my new building
for rent June loth or 15th, in Saluda Monu
tains, N. C. Rooms are furnished for lighi
house keeping by the week or. for the season
nf 1 on months. Address me Demark, S.
w - - m
r until Tune 1st. after tnat at Saluda, Polk
Co., N. C. Write for particulars. Mrs. A
M. Corrall. , S.2;. .
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lterSuf--fe'K-'.
One of tb e beauty spots of Tryon,
Ml MfTl
TRYON
G. E. Metcalf visited friends in
Saluda Wednesday.
Mother's Day was aDDroDriate-
ly observed at the Congregation
al Church last Sunday morhiner.
Rev. S. M: Johnson, pastor of.
the Congregational Church will
preach at Lynn next Sunday eve
ning, May 16th, at 7:30 o'clock.
' Married at the residence of the
bride's father, Forest Hilton, Mr.
Vivian Russell of Hendersonville,
and Miss Nellie Hilton, of Tryon,
on Sunday, May 9th.
Mrs. W. T. Lindsey and daugh
ter Miss Mary, returned Friday
from a tripkto Atlanta to hear the
Metropolitan Grand Opera Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Kirchner, Messrs
Clayton an1 Eugene Brownlee,
were up to Skyuka Inn for lunch
Saturday May 8th.
Ray Arledge of Columbus was
a pleasant caller iri tewn last Sat
urday. , ,
Mrs. J. L. Case and two child
ren left last Sunday ,for Ashe vi lie
to spend the summer with rela.
tives. - r '
There will be a j$f$t meeting
of the Country Club and fBoard
of Trade at of Pi Hall, Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. It is de
sired that, there be a large atten
dance. Miss Ria H. Palmer, who has
been spending the winter with
Mrs. 0. S. Missildihe, left Tues
day for her home in Wellington,
Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. John Landrum, Jm lryon. i Mrs. 'latt spoke on
of Greenville, S. C. , spent last j China aUhe afternoon session,
week end with Mrs. Chas. God- Mr. Edwin S. Lindsey of Try
shaw and daughter, Miss Adyleen 0ri, went to Spartanburg on last
at their home on Godshaw Hill.
Dr. and Mrs. Gray arid family,
who have been spending the win
ter in Tryon. left for their home
in Detroit, on Monday morning.
Mrs. Jos. Hellen of Old Orchard
Maine, arrived in Tryon Wednes
day morning, to spend trie sum
mer with her son, Frank E. Hel
ten at his delightful home, "Ro
rama." Miss Mabel Smith, Mrs. Ar
thur L. Smith and two children,
of Washington, D. C, arrived in
Tryon last Saturday evening, to
nend the summer with Gantain
and Mrs. Geo. A. Smith on Mel
rose Ave.
Rev. W. H. Hopkins, Superin
tendent of the South, is expected
co be in Tryon during the coming
week and will be at the Congre-
ational Church on Tuesday eve
ning. . - V
Mrs. Ellen Woodrow and Miss
Horner, who have been stopping
j I MILL SPRINGS, j
Listen L this is Locust year.
Miss Sue Gibbs was the . guest of Miss
Clara Edwards, Sunday.
Mr. Bbney Arledge of Round Hill Aca
lemy came home Friday, where he will
spend his vacation.
Messrs Frank and Walter Edwards, were
ihe guests of Messrs Ernest and Hubert
Gibbs, Sunday. . ,
Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Walker, on
Thursday morning, a girl
Misses Addie and Alda Arledge1 spent
the week-end in Rutherfordton, as did
also Clarence Gibbs. ,
Miss Maud Cocheran was the guest of
Miss Delia Cocheran on Sunday, r
Rev. J. M. Walker, will preach the me
morial services at White Oak Church Sunday
morning at U o'clock. Also an unveiling
of Mr. L. C. Gibbs; W. O. W, monument
in the afternoon."" Dinner on the ground,
everybody invited, come and bring your-bas-
ketsfull. ; V '
A. A. Edwards and little daughter, Dor
cus, vfsited the home of J. B. Dalton, Sun.
day.'-: :". -;
Mrs. Wm. Ledbetter is visiting her brother,-
W. G. Edgerstcn, this week.
Misses Bessie Hamilton, Jennie Gafbrth,
Pearl, Clara, Essie and Annie Edwards,
were the guests of Misses Esther and. Sutf
Gibbs, last Sunday evening. " -
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with the climbing roses in bloom.
with Mrs. Grady on Melrose Ave,,
have removed to Landrum. They
had thought to make Tryon their
home but no satisfactory houses
could be found in Tryon.
Spalding and Co., of Grennel,
Iowa, makers of Carriages andf
Buggies, have opened a large,
warehouse at the old Tryon Paper
Box Factory site, and' have un
loaded a carload of their vehicles
this week and their agents will
distribute them to buyers all over
the county.
The newly elected Mayor and
Commissioners, elected at their
first meeting on Monday night,
the following: W. fl. MacFarlad,;
Treasurer; T. H. Coggey, Clerk;
rank Wood, Sup't. of Water De
partment and City Tax Collecter;
J. U Case, uhiei of Fire Depart
ment; Vet Ross, Chief of Police.
Among those who went up to
Saluda, Tuesday morning to at
tend the Pageant ot the Saluda
Seminary, from Tryon, are as
follows; Mr. and Mrs. John Orr,
Miss Palmer, Mss. Geo. B. Cobb,
Mrs. M. L. Taf t and two children,
Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Daniels, Mrs.
G. Le Count, Mrs. J. B. Hester,
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Buckius,
Miss Mrry" Large; Miss Converse,
Mrs. S.M. Johnson, Mrs. Porter,
Rev. W. C. Jones, Mrs. Fisher,,
Miss Gibson and Miss. Shock.
The pageant showed the evolu
tion of American citizenship in
the Carolina Mountains, and was
I much enjoyed by those who went
aaturaay to piay in tne bpartan-
burg Concert Orchestra which
furnished the music for the mat
inee and ;night performance of
the Converse Dramatic Club in
their presentation of Shakes
pear's comedy, 'As you like it"
at Converse College Chapel on
last Saturday aiternoon and night
under the direction of Miss Mar
sraret Nelson Little and the or
chestra was conducted by Miss
Julia Klumpke. ,
The acting was of a very high
order and the young ladies of the
Dramatic Club did their different
parts in a splendid way. -
Mr. Lindsey haSj been studying
the violin for the past five years
and is a genius in his line. His
technique is splendid,' He is also
a leading membel of the Tryon
Concert Orchestra, and gets
many calls to play with out of
town orchestras. His many
friends wish him continued suc
cess. -
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Rev. H. Norwood Bowse will conduct
services in Lynn bunday aiternoon at 3:30
o'clock. j
W. F. Swann suffered a bad loss by fire
ot his home and contents on last Sunday
evening about 7 o'clock. Very little of his
furniture and belongings were saved. The
loss of house and furniture will amount to
over $2, 500.00, partially covered by insur.
ance. The cause of the fire was unknown..
I His many friends in Lynn and Tryon will
regret to hear of his great loss and extend
their deepest sympathy and services in this,
his time of need.; Mr Swann in trying to
save his effects, cut his right leg very sever
ly on the glass windows, he will be able to
be around again soon. -
Mr. W. F. Swann and taraily desire to
thank the friends and neighbors who ren
dered such timely services in their recent
loss.from fir, also they appreciate the many
kind expressions of sympathy.
f me in ewswiii receive auusciip-
tions Jar any newspaper or maga
zine published at the publishers
price. We make no charge for
sending your subscription away.
Let us know what paper or
magazine you want w t&e.
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