tone U matehed to fl*|it In Phila
delphia later to the month
According to present plau th?
White Sox will leave for (hi Cout
as eerlr u Lincoln's Birthday. Oth
er American I.e?gue Cl?bs wtftj^O
south about the middle of rekr?t
ary - Spring eihlbttkm (amee
Utooni the teams of the rlral leacnee
H..? benomf popular the laat rear
nr two. ~ Often theae exhibitions are
i, lira off early In the training
wesson when rlral campa happen to
.
bo within ee*y nub.
T?ere la t]i? . Itoeneet rivalry b4
^TiTom TSi-foikif iuUMnur otR?
and Toronto thin yl Inter. The letter
aggregation 1> plaint Mini" wonder
ful hockey, bu^ther? are tlw? who
that Ottawa bu one of the
I earn* lit, the Domlplo
'Th. Imperial V?II?y Leajqe. a
winter circuit la Southern Califor
nia, announced that ao Federal
WMIM player can ioia the t?am?,
Vkereupoe Oeorge Storall. Fad.
repreeentatlve In that aaetlon, catrii
oal with a proteat at the tnjoatloi
of inch incrimination la retail
atton be may Man all the
, Blare m and break op the league. ,
New Orleane .porting i
1B?7 ? A nation*) oon??*lon of fV
mouth ?n th? Hinw of ttfa
state Bout; the Oorwnor
plaaM HI th. mllltar* and
police force of *h? ??*<?
flgr Ui? poamMl ?C CKmral
FROM BOUTH CUXMX. ,j?
Mm. B 1. wSTt and Mr,. Jack
Tajlor an< children of Sonth Creek,
were 1? Mf U>*KJ . ?hop*l?*
- CARD OF IBANKB. '
yt* take thta method of wrt end
ing our ilnoere thanke to oof BUI
rrlflnda wM ga?e n? aid laid "ntf
pathy m our.dletrea. In the down
of onr ? irtte ?*d mother . SUKie
Uonfehtr. ?K1> *1<?1 ?* *??,
tbon*lt*tiJ "word ot ermjathj *U1
be Ion* tomerobwed and cbert.h*l
;i- i
vterto"
: The tallowing persons were prawn
to Mrra u Jurors jet the Vebroary
term, lftB, of the Superior Coart
of Beaufort oointy, whlcfc court
convecee February 15U, _1?15:
week-:-*? W. . E. Warren, joe
WUllajna, C. 8. Paul, H. E. iteddltt,
G. A, SBtnoer, B. W? Caton. Jatnee
Z. Bowea, Walter * Allen, w. T.
JTor, Jaa. ? MoCluer. c. H. Moon.
H. M. Caadr. J. Ifr Edwards. W. J.
"""'fiflH"'1- p- saoU
JarrJs hJ^^^Kw it. Guilford.
?ecoi^^^^H a. M?re, Isaac
Euck. JtU.u. 8, Cut
l*r. N. W. Latham,
W I" patera, x.
tt> fai#|||Hiifrtl capital of a
<?,",^IHi'ru"a"' loreat
a< ??4 stock. The
eapltairaKM^^Mhe total amount
(poo which dlrldsnds hare to be paid,
and lr ~Judea not only comnjr.o or pre
Wm*Ptoeka, bat alao debentnrea or
Vmda. There ere companies which
Mid such large returns thai rather
than; eaclte amazement at their ne
mnerattveness, the stockhoMeijwers
glren extra shares of stonk, so that
Instead of miring ten per cent upon
Itoo shares. Are per oent might he
P*14 upon S!00 shares Aid there are
ethers which oould not he made to
HT becsnse not enough money had
toed la /sstjod. and to ladooe finan
ciers to put their money Into at pree
<4 unprofitable business**, preferred
.tatk which has the firti claim upon
uroflta up to a oenala specified sum
has been Issued. The "watered." ot
flesgsd v?w~ ?ia^, forme twkM- *4
the eapltaltsatlon, though It refers
tents ?? eaniui laeested. "
Was Reaa Harding after spend
ing the holidays with her parents.
Mr. and Mn>. Nathaniel Harding,
returned to St. Mary, School. Ra
: Merer tm thera been a troupe
tl*r* that mad* mo many changte in
?h?tr oodtumw and tan nr on of
tbe?u new and beautiful. With thli
splendid troupe and the "Lucille
Lore" plat urea tonight tile New
Theeter ehould be crowded to lta
Ject, and 'SmCH
in aoeh a
u?t
tor ^???hAii>iieto?tid be acted
upon by, ?^H|l Commerce
ana the cltlriHPINCMtty at large.
Tbia prolan wouM be of gTeet ma
terial aid to every bualncne man
and citiipfi it this comlnunlty, and
one which would also be of equal
It la to t><|, regretted that a larger
number of theee gentleman were
not preaent. a
OR SALE.
co Farm, containing
Cleared, hundred and
Iher. Only fire mile
igtnn. Fire room
?, tobacoo ham. ata.
and well ditched.
*? Small caah pay
>;eaay tent*. Apply
In ' boor, aocompanied
gi V<[*ovenx>r Pang ht ,
Ambers of the Senate,
House and were given
l and reading his
romt ?n j???ra?T, I
Um General ,
i a Joint t
In U>e ball of
apo
to tlie
the Governor ap
pealed by the commlt
two Houses, and with
ier ado proceeded to de
Aj the Oover
cL^mber- every man
ras greeted with
M.
appearance, fsult
? Governor never ap
Itter advantage in his
I rounded voice carried
oonflnes of the ball,
listened to wltb the
In th<e beginning
to the substantia
evidence throughout the
.materially. Industrially,
^.educational war, lament
that the European war
?ome depression in
, etsied that It was his
t aa we have been bleaeed
of advantageous clrcum
I the people ot the State
overcome this
the building of i
He recommended the
ment of a trailing school In thai
w w4um section of the state for |
teachers, similar to that at Green
ville, In the east, and dealt fully
with the tnbercukwls situation,
?tatfcg that he bought K better to.
establish a bureau for the prevention
of this plague rather than keep the
sanatorium at Montrose in existence
at the expense of the state, where
so few people would derive any ben
efit from It.
The Governor was outspoken as
regarding child labor and went on
rooord as being opposed to work
ing children of tender years in the
mills and of working women at
night.
Ma HmIbnwI that tha nrMnnt *r?.
that
system
tor II* takan out of (ho hula ?r th?
Oororwar and tha Council of State
Tha Oftrorn*,.' oponad .?? ? i*?
lino of thought whan ho roootn
mondM that tha admlnlatntlTa ofll
cora of tha ntato, aioapt thorn nare
o<l In tha Constitution, bo a?>olato4
by tha Oorornor lnat**4 of atootod
by tha ? paopla Tha Oovoraor
TTP
X'
TUESDAY
. . ^ .
be is- hereby appointed
the County Home for the
two years. The board
right to discharge said
end of any month If the manner
keeping said Home is unsatisfactory
and thla Is the oondltlon of this ap
pointment.
Resolved that the county attor
ney prepare the regular Special
Tax bill authorizing the levy of a1
tax of 13 1-8 cents on the $100 to
cover necessary expenses, and sub
mit same to the Represntatlve ^and
Senators for passage by the Gen
eral Assembly.
We the undersigned jurors, after
being duly sworn, find that the faitf
owners are not entitled to any dam
age through which the road passes.
We therefore lay out said road as
petitioned for by Clifford Harris
and others, beginning at a bridge
rear J. R. Bishop's, crossing the old
canal, then along and through the
lands of the petitioners to the Paa
tego road at T. M. Daw's residence.
E. W. WILKINSON,
O. W. OAYLORD,
T. M. DAW.
Ordered that J. B. Keech be a
h* 1* hereby appointed keeper of
BettArea brldae M a xlUtj of lis
the risbt to dleohene mid Keech
at the end of any month if the man- 1
uer of keeping said bridge is sot
satisfactory.
Ordered that V. W. Davis be and
he la hereby appointed keeper of
Pungo Creek bridge at a salary of
125 per month. The board reserves
the light to discharge said Davis at
Ihe end of any month If the manner
ot keeping said bridge is not satis
factory
Ordered that J. W. Brantley be
tind he Is hereby appointed keeper
?f Aurora bridge* at a salary of 925
per month! The ' board reserves !
the right to discbarge aald Brant
ley ait the end of any month If the
nanner of keeping-said bridge Is not
satisfactory.
Ordered that C. C. Cooper be and
he Is hereby appointed keeper of
Washington bridge at a salary of
127.50 per month. The board re
serves the right to discharge said
Cooper at th? end of any month If
Lhe manner. of keeping said bridge'
Is not satisfactory.
Ordered that L. E. Toler be and
he is hereby appointed keeper of
Blounts Croek bridge at a salary of
|15 per month. The board
the right to discharge said
the end of any month It
of keeping said bridge hs not
fadtory.
Ordered tibat the
Bath
Deoember *0, 1?14.
The report of the Jury In ooo
flrmed end Mid road It declared to
be a public mad. end tbe clerk to
thle boerd Is Interacted to notify
the chairmen of tbe Boerd of So
porrWe of Pante?o townnhlp, aid
requeat blm to aaelgn hand* to the
On motion It la ordered that on*
?l?tt Of the antomoblle tax >e paid!
t< W. H. Wbttley. oommleetoeer
from Rfchlaad towaehlp. t? He ?p
piled to the public roeda of eeld
towaahlp. Ooe-elxth of ?ald lai
to ha paid to H 0. Bracaw. oom
mteeteaer from Choomrlnlty
?hip, to he applied by him to the
fcublfc road* Of Mild lwa.Mp. pw
..Mtnto'b
W. B. Oerrard, ChooowlnRy Iowa
?hip. $250. IteCed through error of
List taker. Amount of relief $111
IUmUH BoUand.ool.. poll tax In
Washington township, ho being orer
*Si> Amount of relief $4.00.
A. P. Wright, eoL, resident of
city, relieved of road tax on poll,
erroneously Meted la Wasfeington
township. Amount of relief $1.00.
8. W. Bord, Long Acre township,
property rained at $176, listed
through error in Plnetown school
district. Relieved of the school tax
91.lt.
Chocowinity Compear, property
valued at $1,771.00 In Choeowlalty
tow nship, "which wee not owned by
them. Relieved of tax on Ume
which It $12.66. .
Bayboro I -and end Lumber ' Oo^
1448 acres of land reined at .14,
218.00, which land we*, listed by
and taxes paid by the Interstate
Cooperage Oo. Relief $39 19.
For satisfactory trees one the
board allows the following persona
to Bat their property for taxes for
the year of 1914:
O. A. Paul, receiver for Athene
estate, 140 acres of land In North
Creek school district. $700.00
Amount of taxes $8.26.
S. H. Bennett, property rained at
$100 in' Washington township.
Amount of taxes 98 cents.
M. J. Warren, 26 agree In Choo
owinHy township, rained at $180.
Amount of taxee $1.47.
Geo. W. Dlxon^^property valudd
at - ,t?j25 and poll tax. Amount of
fcjpgffi $7.20. In Richland town
9lt9 e?d poll tax la Choeowlnity
ImwMtli Amount of taxes 9T.M.
^^^1. Barter, South Creek
School district, property rained at
flSO. Amount of tares ft. 17.
Ordered that $10 lie appropriat
ed to Miss Rachel Rentier for the
see of the poor In the cHy of Wash
ington. M. . , ? .
Ordered that the convicts be sent
to the, Acre bridge on February 1.
to till in the road ? at that place. * It
,1s further ordered that the full
e mount of antomoblle tax dps Long
Acre township be applied so far as*
it may extend in payment of the
obrrrfcis service*, and tM If
anoe can not be paid by public sub
scription of the cttlsens of eafld
township, whatever remains then
unpaid shall be 'paid by the county.
Ordered that when|tty wprketaa
Ordered that when the wcn^t
abore provided for 1s completed,
that the convicts be sent to Pungo
Creek bridge near Yeeteeville to
All In the swamp at that place and
to remain until March let. If thin
work cannot be completed before
that time. It Is further ordered
[that the name mode of payment be
employed as provided by the fore
going order for Long Aere town
ship. ? -.'j
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