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THURSDAY, AUG. 12 1909.
Saluda
Trvon, Aug. 9 The Bishop
Horner wl visit Saluda en Sun
day aext. officiating at the Epis
copal church at 10 A. M, for
Sunday school, and at 11, for the
regular aerviees with confirma-
a.: TT-i r ...
lion anu neiy communion.
There is to be the annual meet- j
mg of the trustess of the Clei j S
House Associatien at Saluda on
Monday, the 16ta, at 10.30 k.V.
The Rev. Messrs W. B. Gordon
and A. E. Cornish, of S.C., are
occupying aeir cott&gos at
Saluda during August.
The Rev, J. H. Griffith, Jr., of
Kinston, N. C. is supplying the
Episcopal church at Tryon duriiiff
August, and with his family will
occupy Mimosa cottage.
There is to be held, at the libra
ry building, Saluda, on Sunday
next at 5 p. ni. a service in mem
ory of the late Miss Ju?ia F.- Go
let. It was chiefly by her efforts
that this most useful and attract
ive building was erected and her
labors and sacriiices forthe wel
fareof the community are well
worthy of this public testimonial.
The memorila services will be
conducted by Bishop Horner, the
Rev. Messrs. Burrage, Joyner
and perhaps other clergymen.
Tha following gentlemen have
been invited to make addresses:
Ex-mayor Otho Garren, Dr. E.
M. Salley, Judge Robert Aldrich,
Hor. T. W. Bacot and Hon. R. I.
Manning. In this meeting, it is
hoped, a large number of the
people of Saluda and community
will participate.
E., N. Joyner,
Chairman for Com.
TEACHERS' EXAMffiATIOH.
There will be an examination
for High School Teacher's Cer
tificates held at Columbus Aug
ust 25th and 26th.
All the teaehers expecting to
teach in the High Schools in this
. -
and Other countms and wh
certificates are not valid fat ttoffw dance ana
next schooj wrm, beginning NoJ whlst at AHmoka H?u1'
vombor lst,.next, are requited bynlAu- llth CaC-ibu
to - attend, get their certificate ! 3 10 clock-
and b in position to contract
with their committeemen early; ,
and open their schools promptly
at the time agreed upon by the
Board of Education for the open
ing of all the schools.
J. R. FOSTER,
County Superintaadenl.
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Church Directory.
COWMBUS. N. U.
!UptiRtKey T.H.Posey raster ,
Pre--in .?nd.ud J h. fcarwJays at it a
d on Saturday . eforfc fyd.V: .1 p. t
- hfcath School very Sunday tp a. P
N. T. Mills, upt.
fresbyl ei -T. C. Croker, jys'm.
1 , .: y Siiijciii1
i. Supt.
fO A.
mm is shslp?.
kf. a. A, "lay aim raiwty vyou
Mr. Hazel A. Petty anc1
family, Wfeo have madieir
home in Columbus toW the
last year, moved Tuesday tc
Shelby where they will m
their home.
Mr. Petty has bought out
a big grocery business in the
thriving town and the News
feels that he will be success
ful for Mr. Petty is an ex
perienced business man arid
has many friends in Shelby
and Cleveland county.
Shelbv i tne fcrmer home
of Mr. and Mrs. Petty.
TUB S5PFLT i&m MOVES.
tapying lew daarters m Main Street.
The many -ir-nds of the Tryon
Supply Company, of Tryon, arc
con grata latins1 tne managers anc
officers of this popular firm or
their new homs. T hy have left
their o)d stand on Main Street
and are, occupying the new brick
building near the old stand. Thi
is a nice place and we wish for
the firm the best of success in
their new home.
Haws From JD Spring Route 2,
The Read Board met last Sat
urday and elected the following
gentlemen a5over-eers for ome
of the various ro?dfc in this part
of Township, who will serve 12
months. A. M. Lynch, G. C.
Green, Mr. Barnett, W. H. Led
better. Some few who refused
to work were allowed to make up
the lost time within the next fif
teen days or take tne conse
quences. f he protracted meeting at Big
Level church this week is attend
ed by a large congregation ani
the Rev. Hammett of Gaffney,
8. C. and Rev. B. P. Jackson, the
pastor, are doing a good work
for the Master. ,
Mr. James Moore, of Coroleen,
was in these words last week.
He is agent for an Indian Herb
Medical Company, of Va. , and is
advertising the Company's busi
ness by giving etway silver ware.
Ail public roads in Cooper Gap
Township have been worked
wiLhin the past three or four
weeks and are in goo2 condition.
Big Dance at Mimosa.
The following invitations we.o
issued ior Wednesday evening,
4 You re cordially invited to
iicnecriouc- on sal at Missil
j dines, Oakfiatiand Limos''
A largo crowd attended and
nau u moit aeiignuul tHBsi. Tim
dances at the Aiin sja are equal
to any dancoa given in VVestern
Carolina and f rtunacj rci
pi s at ne v r fail to tako ad j aii-
oc them.
1 1 . i , 1 . j .
m mi
ceis Loers to mwi
fails! Smrs Merest
Yeirfav the Cohimhut Ml i
fcam went ''town in defeat ht'o-e
th fondrufa boy$o the tune of.
r h;
ifcU with errors, irom
fa t
at no one could fore
t jit of the game.
im iam had two of
ers knocked complete-
teli t he i
' The Ei
their pit'.
f out of the oox, Out when lrrin
tuna changed. 'The Columbus
boys are born batters and fVe
Irvin several bumps, and had not
his team supported him exceed
ingly well, he tbo, might have
met with the same fate the two
$her twirlera suffered.
" vMrijor Hutcheradii and Forest
Williams did the twirling act for
the Columbus boys and it .was
not their imilt ihni the game
went to the visitors f r they had
practically no support. The Col
umthis boys had 3 day off yester
day and the faiili ire aiire'.thftt
the next game wiU Tall into their
hands thereby meting up for
yesterday's rotten game. Here' a
hoping!
Farmers' Institute
Many Funs
Mi U Institute Hers
liiDday.
A large crowd attended the
Farmer Institute hero Monday,
The Institute was a succ& from
ever view point, the lecturer,
seni, out by tne Department ol
Agriculture being men of un
usual ability anu learning along
their respective branches ol
farming.
The institute began about II
a. m. and iasted until 3:30 p. m.
ana aunng tne whole time tne
auditors listened with interest to
tne oTtferent methoos oi farming
proposed by tnesw men ol xper
loncoand science. The method
ei raising corn was dealt with
more extensively than any othei
crop and much uenent is hoped
to been derievod tor the farmers
of FoikCjunty.
it is indeed gratifying to tht
News to note the increased in
terest in which the farmers art
actending tnse instjucss and
tne different experiments which
they are trying as indicated b
their different methods and re
sults given by them in the In
stitute. The farmers of Poik ar
awakening t -the fact that the
new way m the est way and are
dter. irued to aep in the iront
with :-;;:
Mrs. Haps BiUen iiy Spider.
The many friends of Mrs.
J. G. Hughes will be pained
to hear that on last Thurs
day she was bitten by a spid
er from which she suffered
untold agonies. Dr. Grady,
of Tryon, attended her and
we are glad to report that
she is now doing well.
Plant Wood's Seeds
FoTh
Garden 6 Farm.
Thirty years in butfinesa, witfr
a steadily inereang trade ev-sr
year until we have to-day QUa
of the iafgeet businesses in seeds
in this country -4s tho Lest of
yidenee asjto
The Superior Quality
of Wood's Seeds.
W ar headq jji"srsr for
Grata an4 Clover Seeds,
Seed Potatoes, Seed Gats,
Cow Peas, Soja Ibeo.ns and
til Firm Seeds.
Weed's Oasortthf Catalog
the laoat uneftii aud valuable of
Gf.rdeu and Farm ssod C-taIoa
aaailed &w reaoet.
t. w. wool i sses,
Ceedmn, Kiohmond, Va.
1
hOTlCbOF TAX SALE.
By virtue of the tax list for the
yar 1908 now in my hand for
ceHtcfcion.' I will on MondaA the
6th,' day of September 1909, at
the Court Hsme door in Colum
bus during th legal heusa of
sale to satisfy. the state and coun
ty taxes and costa the following
described property to-wit:
WHITE QAK TOWNSHIP
Iaac Arledge 2 cattle
W G Atkin 1 cow
John Conner i mule
"l E Fowler 1 mule
Vick Fowler I cow
John N Fowr i mote
b Green i mule
R!ma Gosnell I cew
W N Huntsinger i cown
j R Mathis I cow
I E Mitcbel I mule
Jesse McC.'raw I cow
Jsme Phillips 2 mules
William Stepp 1 cow
W R Turner 2 mules '
VV D Thompson 2 head cattle
Stoie Mi! Is r mai!
Charley Pitty 2 hesd cattle
G W Payne 1 cow
N E Robertson 1 mule
$ 2 76
95
3 5o
2 51
2 92
4 55
3 85
2 91
2 97
1 5
3 47
2 9s
11 32
2 v6
30 ho
1 'o
1 ul
6 42
3 27
TRVON TOWNSHIP
VUer Arledge i mule 3 98
T P Alcyioi 1 uiale. 1 47
C Ca,'le i set IckjIs 5 29
J II Carton 2 head csttlt 3 19
Larle Cpbb 1 mle&. 4 86
C U beavenport 1 head cattle 4 S
J R Evereit 1 cow . , 1 J a7
C V Phillips 2 head-tSatlle 3 10
Robert Peitit 2 cattle 2 96
D G Sour 1 cow , 2 $0
SALUDA TQWNSHIP
J I Tohnwn a head cal. 3 40
Jake Johnson 1 horse 7 76
W C Mills 2 head cattle 3 43
W ii Ward I horse 6 92
COOPER GAP TOWNSHIP
W C Baily 3 head cattle 3 72
Sara Hily 2 liead cattle 3 02
Nix Bsily 2 head cattle 3 50
Tude Baily 2 head cattle 3 49
J C Davis 1 cow a 90
Robert Emery a head cattle 6 40
W E Eiliot 1 mule 2 70
O D Early 1 horse 5 78
Avery Iialford 2 head cattle 2 00
J Lewis Jackson 3 head cattle 2 91
D P McGunin 3 hd. eattle i cain mill 20 95
G-orje Mitchcl 2 head cattle
Mack McGuinn I cow 1 mule
2 og
3 64
G B Owcnsby 2 head cattle
A J RutI I cow 2 anile
J T Spice 2 head cattle
F P VVarnack 2 mules
L B Wilson 1 cow
2 88
3 80
3 7
20 70
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2 70
COLUMBUS TOWNSHIP
W B Arladge 1 cow 3 14
W S Bridgem0 I horse 4 37
R C Champion I mule Bal. 8 00
U E Cunningham I cow I 09
Richard Gmwold 1 mule 2 cattle 20 48
j H Turner 1 horse Bal. a 18
D V Tallant 1 muie Bal. 4 21
VV W Williams 1 mule 2 34
j A Willums 2 mules 2 36
Adolphus Wbitesidcs I horse 1 84
GREENS CREEK TOWNSHIP
J R Cars well 1 hore 4 07
c liar lie Cockrau 1 horse 4 16
Volney Davidson 1 muie 2 85
Wiley Mines I mule 9 I1
J T Kimhull 1 mule 2 86
S W Kimbull 1 cow , 6 36
J E l.ilas I cow 3 13
C B Mc iuinnis 1 mule Bal. 2 24
L li McKntsre 2 mules 8 44
Ed Prince 1 male 3 66
J T Spiawn 1 mule 2 36
J II Stives 1 cow 2 op
J P Smitn 1 cov 2 2
A H Strickland 2 mules 3 01
O R Sttsdman I Wule 5 90
L M Turner f mnl Bal. 3 69
IS Turner 1 cow 2 90
J W WiLon 1 mule 3 54
W. C. ROBEISOA,
Tax Collector,
Administrator's Nptlrs
I Having qualifias administrstor of R
i r.. Davis, decease!, 'nte of Polk Coi nty,
. this to Hotlly all per.'oas. having clfin)
eiMfirt the ttstiio to preaent them Uv the
; underyJgoed 'for payment on or b'f re i! e
9th diy of Augtist, 11, or this notice win
I be : '.vded in h?r of their recovery. All
persons irdedtct to sai estate will please
km.
h- imii-ecliate a. ment,
his the 9th .ir.y of August, 1909
J. C. Davis. f
Adr; ii.istrator.
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Mr. Wage-Earner,
Artu'?'m?.n of family?
Are you laying aside so:ne of yur ed.nnrg fc
tHiil d$j when Sickness arid deatkerogrti u iVt ita,
hold of the home, or when panicky condition
cest you your job?
In justice to yourself answer the questions ard
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SOUTH ERA RAILWAY SCHEDULE.
Schedules published at information nly, not guaranteed.
EAST-BOUND TRAINS
No. 14 Leaya AgbeVillc 7:0 a.m- Lve. Tryon 9:15 a. in. ar. Spartanburg 10:2 B
No. i Leaye AsheviUe 4:1 p m. Lve. Tryon 6:30 p. m. ar. Spartanburg S:.p
No. 4a Leave Asheville 8:50pm. Lve. Tryn 10:55 P- . ar. Spartanburg ia:I5 t-m
WEST-BOUND TRAINS
No. 41 Leare Spartanburg 3:50 a. m. Lve. Tryon 4:50 p. m ar. Asbeville 7:00 Mt
No. 9 Lcava Spartanburg 10:30 a. in. Lve. Tiyon 11.50 a.m ar. Ashe villa 2;lo p ai!
No. 13 Leave Spartanburg 5:25 p.m. Lye- Tryon 7:00 p.m ar. AsheviUe 9:i5 p. M"
Subject to change withaut noti e.
J. H. WOOD, District Pass. Ast,
Aalieviile, N. C.
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THOS, C. MILLS,
General Sales Agnt.
Tryon, ; N. C.
Treasurers Report
County Traasurers repot of
1909, to June 30th, 1909.
To balance on settlement July 1st. 1908
Jo General Cownty Tax -
To Special local property tax
To amount received from State 1st 5io,ooo
To smount received from State H. School
Total
I?v amount paid Tepohers and Snpt.
By miL aid tor huiUiinga and supplies
By Ktaonut paid fur Administrator
iiy atuoanl paid lor Trt.-s. cmmiaion
Py amt paid Caiuuibua High School
Total
- ' . ' ..' ' ' ; .
To balance due ju'y it, I909
H. P. Arledge, County Treasurer,
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All WsW LiMail r ? ?? I ;f77
J. H. RION, Local Agt.
Tryon, N. J.
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School Fund from July 1st,
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522426
5797 69
$ 306 96
$ 324 17
$ 250 00
$8883 08
583? 40
$ 742 82
$ 14? 07
$ 500 00
754o 46
51336 62
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