North Carolina Newspapers

POLK COUNTY NEWS, JRYOfc WORTH CAROLINA ABO LINE NEWS The people in the lower part of the founty are very much pleased to know that the road leading from the 'Poors Ford. road to the Mills Gap road 1 is to be put in good traveling condition this week. Mr. O. C. Smith has r. been appointed overseen In warning his hands he finds that the freelabor law is meeting the appro u of the people. v Green Biyer school is to begin a six moths term next Monday The Eatrons are hoping and expecting the est school they have ever had. Not thatothey have notjrad good schools, but the people are anxious-to do more and Abetter work each year. Prof. E. W. S. Cobb is working for a three teacher school at Green River next year. We are only wishing him the greatest success. -. A joint debate between Melvin Hill and Green River is scheduled for next Saturday night. Everybody is invited and especially the ladies, as the de bate will thoroughly explain why the women should vote. Also why they should not. MILL SPBINO. Rev Shelton has gone to conference. There will be "ho services at Bethle hem Sunday. Mescjames Sue and Margaret Ed wards were pleasant callers at Sun ny .Brook farm, Tuesday afternoon. -Mrs; Ola Hampton spent a few davs with Mrs. G. C. Brisco, last week. Little George Wilson returned to hishome in Charlotte, after spending a month with his cousins, Gordon and George Gibbs. -Misses Mollie- Pack. Carrie and - Jennie Barber SDent a few pleasant hours with Miss Sallie Brisco, Sunday afternoon. , - The auction sale of the J. H. Gibbs place, Tuesday aggregated ,a little over $y,OOU. umy xwo 101s were confirmed which amounted to about $4,000. Mr. and Mrs. Lioned Brisco of Ruth, N. C., are spending a few days with relatives. " - , Mr J. R- Foster is to be "congratu lated upon his appointment as post master at Mill' spring. ,we are sure he will make an efficient post master. He will take charge very soon. M. N. L. Edwards, of , Rutherford ton, made a very interesting talk about the $75,000,000 campaign at the Baptist church, Sunday afternoon. Am sure those present were inspired by his talk and are willing to do their part in going "over the top." -as we always do in any kind of drive. We are interested to know the Fifth Sun day meetings are being worked up again. Misses Ruth Byers, of Route z, and Esther Gibbs went to Steedly's hospital at Spartanburg last Monday to have their tonsils and adenoids removed. Returned home Friday- Mr. J. R. Foster has his cotton gin crniritr. . We are luckv to be so close and not lose so much time going off Mrs. G. H. Arledge and daughters were the guests of Mrs. G. E. Ar ledge Sunday FISHTOP. TVio vain line Hnno mnrri crnnrl in 111V Mill vrv L the way of preparing the land for the plow and improving the turnips 1 1 XT I J T J --. and caDDage let it nas aone cuir siderable harm in the fact that so much corn lies on the ground and will ruin if the weather continues warm. Better go over the crop and' either gather what is down or straighten it mi so it will' be off the ground till cool weather comes. "".. . A goodly number attended tne ;nn n.t "Pew . Tm .Tftrlrsfm at Jw J. Bradley's, Sunday. He will preach there again on the ?iourtn ounaay i November.. ' ... - V - , . Mrs. Carrie Davis and emidren, oi Inman, S. C, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James , Case for a few. days. . T P T.flncrhter hauled his first bale of cotton . off last week, realizing a good profit. : , . Earl Head was m this vicinity, Sun day... - : r ' ' . . The Cove was well represented at Saluda, Saturday. - The voice of the squirrel hunter (the cun is heard in the land occas ionally, these, days. . . t. cniessi winter win come aitnougn it is making a slow start. (It always does). .; o a i x Will You JSpend 50c. On Rat-Snap to Save $1007 One" 50c pkg. can kill 50 rats. The average rat will rob you of $10 a year in feed, chicks and property destruct-. ion. RAT-SNAP is deadly to rats. Cremates after killing. Leaves no smell. Comes in cakes. Rats will pass up meat, grain,cheese to feast on RAT-SNAP; Three sizes, 25c 50c, $1.00. Sold and guaranteed by The Ballenger Co. and Carolina Hardware Co y . - V -v v r sm inr - m wii iiia iiv Ti' iijt w lie- .11 im . m m 11 iz finir. vv 1 11 11 iiii 11 iiiifM mv fuii 11 in hjl 11 i I HILLCREST. E Special B argaiins Satarday, Nov'o 1 i Oime Oay Oofly 1st Flour, Meal, Compound, Feed Stuffs and ev erything iri the store at a Special Price for one day (-only. hi - K: Get our prices when in Saluda, as we are al. it : . 1 JI 1 1 - 1 1 ;t;Ways:?iaa 10 snow you wnere you can save Dy Duy ing from us. . GDVE US A T7IRDAL SALUDA, N. C. Is H.PACE & SON; Polk Miller's Liver, Pills The Old Fashioned Kind that do the work. The same formula for 50 years Unequalled for BiHousness. Sick Headache. Conttipa- i A n tion and Malaria. At all druggists. . lil Manufa9tured by Polk Miller Drug Co.. Inc.. Richmond. Vav vU Miss Thomas, the Red Cross nurse, is conducting classes in home nurs ing, at Hillcrest Institute and Greens Creek High School. This is a won derful opportunity for the girls and women of these communities and it is to be hoped that they will take ad vantage of it. 1 v Rev. . Robt Crawford of Chesnee, spent last week with Mr. O. E. Wil kins. Miss Nella Briant has returned to Hillcrest Institute. Miss Docia McKinney who has been ill for some time has been taken to the Rutherfordton hospital. Misss Effie May and Addie Lee Backwell went to Spartanburg Friday. Where There's a Baby On Farm Keep Rat-Snap. Rats are , on most farms. Once they get inside the house look out. Rats kill infants biting them is not unusual. Nursinpr bottles attract rats. Brake a cake of RAT-SNAP and throw it around. It will surely rid you of rats and mice. , Three sizes 25c, 50c, $1.00 Sold and v guaranteed bv The Ballenger Co. and Carolina I Hardware Co. FOR SALE OR RENT: 35 acres, good house and barn. Conveniently located near town. Fine place to keep boarders. House partly fur nished. Apply to James Leonard, Real Estate, Tryon, N. C. FOR SALE: House and two lots on Whitney Avenue. For price and terms apply to Sam P. Hill, East Flat Rock. N.C FOR SALE: Five pigs, 9 weeks old at $10 each. See Paul Parson near colored Odd Fellows hall, Tryon, N. C. Grade Duroc Jersey pigs $5.50 C. M. Howes, Tryon N. C. o APPLICATION FOR PARDON OF OTIS PACK. WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS TODAY We open for business Friday, Oct. 31$t. in the of old , Court Room. Our building is well under way and we expect to be in our own banking quarters g5 within the next few weeks. It is to your advantage to open a checking ac- countwith this strong bank and buya Certificate of Deposit at your earliest convenience. m . Corner and let us explain ur method of handling your savings Sr account. Make your dollars work while you sleep. 0 Don't forget that $1.00 opens an account with us. P The man who comes in this bank with a $1.00 u! deposit receives the same courteous attention as .the U man; who. comes in with $1,90.00 deposit. U' Don't forget that this bank has ninety three S subscribers and stockholders and a pslid in capital of Si approximately $13,000,00. POLK COUNTY BANK &. TRUST CO. Application will be made to the Gov ernor of North Carolina for the pardon of Otis Pack, convicted at the Fall term of the Superior Court of Polk County, 1919, for the crime of manufacturing whiskey, and senten ced to a term of six months on the public roads of Burke County. A1.1 persons whoj oppose the grant ing of said pardon are invited to for ward their protests to the Governor without delay. This 28 day of Oct 1919 x ANNIE B. PACK. APPLICATION. FOR PARDON OF EUGUENE NORMAN. Application will be made to the Governor of North Carolina for the pardon of Eugene Norman convicted at the fall term of the Superior Court of Polk County, 1919 for the crime f Manslaughter and sentenced to a term of 12 months on the Public roads of Burke County. All persons who oppose the grant ing of said pardon are invited to for ward, their protests to the Governor without dela". This 30th day of October, 1919. MBS. IDA NORMAN. o J COLUMBUS, N. C. "The Peoples Friendly Bank loS; S,;,C5BB President V FRANK JACKSON, Vice Preiident FRED ,yf . BL ANTON, Caher W. E. WALKER, Vice Presipent o i X fRESH BREAD and CAKES Try our Home-made Candies &riy a high grade candy with our line of Fancy I Groceries and will appreciate your patronage. JQHN OER & CO., Tryon, N. C. V Phone No. 14 . NOTICE Havinc nualtifipH na . --o -x .wvuiunouoiiUi of the estate of Mattie A. Egerton rMeisuii, ueceasea, ail persons having claims against said estate are re- questea 10 present tne account to me within twelve months from this date or Dar Dy statute wiH be plead. All Dersons indehfd f. A ... vv , BU1U' WWVC will make payment of the same with- . .A- .1. l j . . win, lurmer notice oi settlement. This 25 day of Oct 1919. W. G. EGERTON A Administmtor. NOTICE DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS. j Notice is hereby given to the par ties named below, and to all tther Dersona wVi r ....w uc vuutcriieu as mortgagees, that the undersigned purchased at a sale of property of de linquent tax payers, in Columbus, Ft?io 90u5t?'-?i C- on the 5th of Mav, . , ""vu im ucouuueu as IOl- lows: r n,8,. in . White Oak xunwwup roiK ijounty, listed in the name of-;W. M. Fowler for taxes 19x8. Seventy Acres of lan'' in White Oak Township, . Polk County, listed in' the VoiT i vde Hfad Heirs fr ta;es 1919. One town lot in the town of iiF0 ,Pofeftunty less seven feet on ;Ve J.acJ,c' llsted in the name of Mrs M. D. Sweat, fny tavao 1010 - iS?1? 18 hM?y fwther given .that SFSStfVS.SLVfe e to the sheriff w . x w.n. uuiiby, in . . Dy the under sicrnea for cippHs tn coij u... ttrd ml f May't 1920' I beg to announce to the public that I shall sell, at the Court House, .at eleven o'clock on Salesday, 3o ; under decree passed in the case of Shields et al. vs. Shields. A Splendid Farm containing 70 acres, with dwelling house thereon V situate, lying on the waters of Buck creek, bounded by lands of Perry Carter, Marion Shields, C. A. Jolly and others. This is a splendid piece of property, and it is a fine opportunity for a con seryative investor to secure a magnificent tract of land. Land to be sold at auction, at public outcry, to the highest r bidder, at Court' House, Spartanburg, S. C. QAN0t0AI1 IVQaslteir SpairtairfoiLrg, County d James Stucky Says, "Rat Qost Me $125 For Plumbing Bills," "W couldn't tell what was clogging up our toilet and drains. We had to tear up floor, pipes, etc., found a rat s nest in basement. Tney had choked the pipes with refuse. The plumber's bill was $125. RAT-SNAP cleaned the rodent out." Three sizes, 25c, 50c,$1.00. Sold and guaranteed by The Ballenger Co. and The Carolina Hardware Co. FOR SALE House and two lots on Whitney-Ave. For price and terms apply to ' SAMP. HILL 2-w East Flat Rock. NOTICE DELIQUENT TAX . PAYERS. Notice is hereby given to the parties named below and all persons that may be concerned as mortgagees, that the undersigned purchased at a sale of property of delinquent tax payers, 4n Columbus,. Polk County on the 4th day of May, 1919, land listed and describ ed as follows: Eighteen acres of land in Columbus Township, .listed in thname of L. F. Grant for the year 19l8: one lot in the Town of Tryon, less forty feet on back, listed in the name of A. .Smith- gale for the year 1918; one lot in the Town of Saluda, lss one foot on the back, listed in the name B. L. McCall for the year 1918; one lot in the Town of Saluda, less one foot on the back, listed in the name of Mrs.- C. ' P. El lerbe for the year 1918; one town lot in the Town of .Saluda, less one foot on the back, listed in the name of E. L, Moo fe ; for the year 1918 ; one hundred and twenty-nine acres of land in White Oak Township listed in the name of W. M. Senteli estate for the year 1918; seventy-wo acres of land listed in- the name of A. B. Green, Seventyrthree acres listed in the name of C. R. BradWy for the year 1918, Coopers s Gap Township;,; forty-nine acres iri Coopers Ga Township listed in the name of Grant Wklker for the year 1918 Notice is further given that application will be made to the sheriff of Polk County by the under signed for deeds of said property af ter, the 4th day of Mayl920. orassie res Bandeaux Camisoles 50c to $2.0 RHODES & STREADWICK, WilkinsV Store TRYON, 1 - N. C. I Tryon Lodge No. 118 Knights of Pythias Castle Hall in- Mis&ildine Building ' Meet Thursday Evenbgat 8:30 VISITORS.WELCOME Classified Advertisement , FOR RENT. Six room furnished bungalow, with bath for. rent or sale. -Overbrook Or chard Saluda, ,N. a , - MISCELLANEOUS. Buy your nursery stock - of E. J; Bradley, Saluda, agent for the old rf11?1 nursery company, of Pomn'a, N.' C. He can save you money . and assist you in your, selection of trees best adaptedt o your soil. ' WE SOLICIT . Your orders for Flooring, Ceiling; Siding, Finish, Mouldings, Framing, We manufacture this and can save you money. See us for lath, brick, doors and sash ;w.-3;: - FOR All kinds staple and fancy groceries at prices that will save you money see LW.BAUEW, TwNX W Mnxr tViA Ricrht PflCei WWW -"O ' AND Kind of Materials Full stock Doors. Windows. Sidine, floor Ceiling, Sfiingles, Loths, IntenjJ n.i- .i ur-.-u;-.-. Rrttlhani ninicn onn ivi fii 1 1 1 v . nvo- Ti T .iirviVvj-T. sTnrk or rECl HEARON LUMBER CO. SALUDA. N. C i :' .-.T T CV JOYNEK W-LLi Plumbing Sewerage Heating X' Phone 42 Tryon, Z2. W. F. LITTLE NOTARY PUBLIC Tryon, N. C. Mack P. Spe Attorney Columbus atLa E W, S. COBB Purchaser.