TIE POLI COUNTY NEWS.
LtUbWiiiu! HJifl
s Is in tawn " today.
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lira. Gorden and children, of
Spartanburg, sre registered at
thf Columbus Hotel
Miss Ada Walker is visiting
friends and relatives in Spartan
burg this week.
The Rv. T.C. Croker will be
unable to fill his usual appoint
ment at the Presbyterian church
this Sunday, as his -daughter,
Miss Maude, has typhoid fever
and he cannot leav a her bedside
Mr. F. P. Lord, of Jackson
ville, Fla., arrived today at the
hotel to s,pend several weeks.
Mrs- A. L. McMurray and
children have returned from a
pleasant vis;t to her mcihei'd
heme in Rutherford County.
Miss Cora Belue, of Campe
bello, S. C, who has been visit
ing Mrs. J. G. Hughes, has re
ined to her home.
'jiMiss Webster, of High Point,
has returned to her home after
a pleasant visit to Mrs. J. G.
Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Williams,
f Shelby, are visiting their par
ents, Mr. aai Mrs. J. F. Williams
this week.
The many f-ieads of L E.lful location. Lare-fe Domitor-
Miller, our popular mail carries i
between Kelvin Hill and Col-
nmbus, will be pained to hear of
his illness-
John Hayner, of Spartanburg
S. C , is stopping at the Hotel.
Miss Emily Caregie has accep
ted a position in the Thermal
Belt Sanatarium at Tryon.
Miss Myrtle VlHmpton ;s visit
ing her brothers, Pat and Gray,
in Atlanta this week-
Mr. John Smith lost a fine
toorse this -week .
LOlUmb-33 Ceifated Landrum
Saturday on the Landrum Ball !
Park by a score of 16 to.8. The
jrtme waa featureless en both
idea, with the exception of ev
ral lonff drives.
The Lynn ball tem mrt two
defeats Saturday at the hands of ,
the Brevard boys, on the Brevard
diamond. The scores were: first
game 173, second game 19-r5.
There will be an examinat;on
for School Teachers cfr " j
tracates held m Columbus'
Au?. 2"th and 26th. See notice I
to prospecMxe teachers in this
week's paper. j
A lw ay'V sr".r.
A F-'i'inijni 4rhi a;j.;trren(iv ha a
50-l deoJ of f'.iL' oo iiis Uttnii
bepn amusing Iilkslf by Vic:onhJK
th DiMiiber f kL- e; ha lias iYrk irti
vitv C. Mrint: rhe first twenty yearn at
his ;;:trv':?J Ui'e,
Ho Hail t?snt In the firt year he 1!m
pensel vt: UX kl a day. or. :iy
alrwiTi ior UirtUda; s ami legraJ :urf
cliurot, IvoliUays. atxmf 3i.7;0 la (he
Ir. the tfec&Rd year this nurihcr w
Tetliicfd by half uk3 In tlx tnirU year
to tea" a Any, while in th fifth year
hi- better taf h?.( to he cr:i'::t witl
tti a dav. Out? iu t'ui' moruius: rnl
on." ' M T'lv ouittrj.
V'H. h:i:.x;vUod f'l the fit'tl) y'ar tx
"H'rupiKt'i l:i hi js-ie:y." 'cut at t-n sAh.e
rate of r el:r;' he prot.nl'iv ; r
ri tTtrttKiCr n' one !:!.. oil' ihe u.u
of Jaaiiiiry j; ery Jpa yw.
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T:e brtU' for a H'v ir': la the
fall nac-i:in wnre wm . tm,.. . ml
tween I7ti4 ajiJ TtT-1 . -ir'anaBs wi;li
tlui praciiii'.M tii 'Viik5fc or tiruu
tnj? Bct Jn rhf .v:h BrtTnn ;i:ft ....b
tv.j u.: -suet-easfiil to-ikuwi.-o do
t.'.e ii-.-w.'tvra.:!iei! ' by v. hic! thn eo'-o-n-uus
V'i rM'l.y-r, the pi;4V T!oa of
t'i!r fHies rilritrs wlv hd
tnfffeijei.t "It ivae1i3!f4ati3j were
coord to r.h' U.i- of tl;e Uoiifre,
o'-y-ini, Hifl the me' j- of ' iV
Ivoijfe tt-aj. i iif to .j. Pi'Sft t)r? -Iz.'ti.
1 b Ior4 usiic sie.:; the aro.r.::jrj: v ro
.p'isoj). IWtJ c? c-Vni:;:o.rt 5 "t
th. i Td rt a ; lo t.6f Tfttr
was re-'.r iWif tt ry ni.'!t p.
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H'ArVF COLUMN
I eal P!?nks for at tti
NEWS Office
Prompt attention given all
orders for job printing at the
News' of fee.
Land Fotet-
Sale at The News OiTfce.'
For
wANTEO A pair Pea
Fowls. Address "W", care of
The News, Celumbus, H. C.
FOR SALE.
One pair of mules and a goed
two horse wagon. Will sell
cheap for cash, Apply te
Geo. A. Gash,
Tryon,
N-C.
FOR SALE A good miieh cow
Apply to G. C. Page, L adrum,
S. C.
SPARTAN HIGH SCHOOL
Next session begins Septem
ber, 8th, 1909.
Well equipped teachers,
Moderate expenses, Health-
ies. For information addres
H. L. RILEY,
LANDRUM. - - - S. CAR.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
State JSormalAna
Industrial College
Maintained by the Estate for the Wora?n
of North Carolina. Four regular Courses
leading to Degrees Special Courses lor
'I caches. Kali session besiua September
15, 1909. These desiring t enter should
"pp'y RS early pwrfWe- For catalogue
l mill o'her mfirniji.liijn fllflrACii
J. I. FOUST, Pres., Greensboro, N.C.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE OF A5R1C0LTURE AMD MECHANIC
ARTS.
The state's college for vo-
cational training". Courses
jn Agricultui'e and Horticul-
. . .
ture;i,n Civil, Electrical and
Mchanical Engineering; in
Cotton Milling and Dyeing;
in Industrial Chemistry.
Why not fit yourself for life
by taking one of these cour
ses? Address.
D. H. HILL, President
1 Wei t Raleigh, N. C.
5. S. CLOUD
Attorne y-at-L slm i.
COLUMtUtt, N. C.
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
Having qualified executrix of John
Earnest Caht'U, deceased, Iat, of Pol!v
Conuiv this t ndfy ah persons having
cinitii.s ajuir.bt the estate to present Ureui to
(h undersigned for payment on or bcffie
the: tii. ciy of July 190, ' tids noti
hi p eaked 'biir t.f their rfCvcfy.
Aii person indet ted to fid ette v.ii
pifBM Ji:fik'- litrifdia'.e jayn euf.
,Tba lite oih car of JtTy, 199
Jjrs. i car! Cahill,
Executrix.
: Legal iplanks for sale at the
' isews omce.
Lnnd Posters for salt at tb
News office-
Report eL the candition .of
TI E CAROLIM STilE Bill
;. VkU i! rortl, retrtffoa, t the dart of fctta
RESOURCES.
1 oahs and discoirtit . . 743 55
Overdrafts Secured . . , $ 46 9a.
All other stools. Bonds aud mort
gages .$Z 8s op
banking f Jousai $H$o 004 Fur
niture and Fixtures, $1 loo fa or.
Due from Banks and Bankers. . $j 85s 85
Cash items $ 2 20
Gold Coin. c .... zzz 50
Silver coin, including all minor
coin currency $ 35$ 71
National "bank notes and other
U.S. iwrtes $t 429 .00
Tgdal t4 IT 7
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .5 000 00
Undivided profits, less current ex
penses .and taxes paid.. $ 859 25
Notes and Bills rediscounted f 2 000 00
Bills Payable $2 50 00
Time Certificates of Deposit. . -I3 589 40
Deposit subject to check $20 169 37
Cashier's Checks outstanding. . . .$ 27 50
Certified ckecks 30 ao
( Total $34 175 T
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
County ef Polk, ss:
I, H. B. Lane, cashier of the above-named
hunk, da solemnly swear that the
above statement is true te the best of my
knowledge and belief.
H. B. LANtT CasUier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me tbh
3&th. day of Juae 19C9
I. D. MORRIS,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
W. C. ROBBRTSON,
Q. C. SONNUR,
S. D. STATION.
Directors.
Notice of Sale of Land Under Mortgage.
Hy virtue of the power coa:a'iv d in a
CCitaiu ujoogag executed by Tb"s- CjMills
to Emma L. Flagjj, on the 9th day of Oct.
1S97, to ecr a note iu tiit sum of $500.
00 of (iven date thctewith, which mortgage
is ol record book 15. at oaje $20. of tht
recouis of mortgages for l'oik. County, and
de'au't having been made in tle payme t
of said note, therefore, for the purp se of
satisfvit g sid note, inteiest and costs, the
undersigned v;ill, on Monday, Sept. 6t!i,
19", within the legal hours of vale, Jofret
for aie to the highest bidder at the court
huse door in Columbus, N. C , the w nd-i
conveyed by said mortgage, which are tic
scribed as loiiows; situate in the counfy
of I'olk and state of North Carolina, lyin
on the waters of Pacofet River and the
& S. Railroad, about three miles from the
town ef Tryon, and being that of the part ol
the lai d allottd to the said Thos. C. Mi N
by the pariiiion of the Mill t stare and
bounded as follows:
Bottom Tract No. r- Bsg'n lap on a
locust, b's'conner; ihence soudi 26 chains
to a chestnut; thence west 20 chair s (o a
stake; thence nortu 30 chains to a s ake;
du nce south deg ra.-it ?o chains to
the berini'ing cinaining 56 acres.
MomnaiKi Ttact -'o 2 Beginning at a t
slake Joint M. Mill's ciTrer; the east 12 aj
51-I00 chains to a '&tfivc; dieuce south 1
and 50-I00 chains to a staV:e; (hence wet
4 chains to a poplar; thence south 20 chains :
to a chestnut; thence west 8 51-100 chs. to
a ?take; thtnee north 39 50-100 than te
the beginning containing 40 acres more or j
less
The terms of said sale are cash.
This the 5th day of August, 1909.
EMMA L. FLACG,
Shipman & Williams, Mortgagee
Attornrys.
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LUMBE S.
SHINGLES AND LATHS
ORDERS FILLED CN SHORT
NOTICE.
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We are prepared
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Farm
If we hayen't what you want, we get it, and get
' the lowest price consistent with
TRYON
GEO. A. GASH. Manager.
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