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NEWS OATH EKED AT SENECA.
An Exhibition of Pruning and Spray?
lng Trw**-(ronomi Notes.
I i
Seneca, Feb. ll.-Sp?cial: Mr. Mc
Sween. a student from the Presbyte
rian Seminary at Columbia, Ailed the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church
V here last Sunday, preaching again at
the union service at the Baptist
church at night.
On next Saturday at 2 o'olock M.
Stokes Strlbling will have a demon
stration of tree pruning at his resi
dence near town. Prof. Conrad!, of
Clemson College, assisted by Profs,
?lark .and Barr, will conduct the
P flenior-strjitiou. Spraying for Insects
will ai io be demonstrated. Those in
terested in these demonstrations will
liave ail opportunity to witness lt by
going out to Mr. fltr'/Oling's resi
dence.
Miss St?lln Finoannon left Thurso
. day for Atlanta to purchase and
* study sprlng^nilllnery. Mrs. Hop
kins precedeeher, and they will pur
c'hase a handsome line of millinery
for the Easter trade, which comes so
early this year that milliners are
going out earlier.
j Miss Margaret Morrison spent the
week-end with homefolks at Clemson.
4). ?She was accompanied by Miss Flor
ence Reid.
I Charles Strlbling witnessed the
foot ball and basket ball games at
'Clemson Saturday.
Mrs. T. E. Strlbling an J Miss Lynn
Verner returned from the corn show
Saturday night.
fc Dr. J. S. Strlbling and R. K. Nlm
T mons attended the corn show last
week.
Sam Sherrard, of Charlotte, vis
ited in Seneca last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Breazealo are
.boarding with Mrs. PasterAeld. Mr.
Breazeale ls running the train which
is at work on the grading for the dou
ble track on the Southern.
?.. C. B. Verner. of Tuscaloosa, Ala.,
Is expected to urrlve in South Caro
lina this week for a visit to his sis
ter, Mrs. M. E. McClanahan, and
other relatives in tho county.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shelor spent a
lew hours in Seneca Sunday after
noon on their return home from a
visit to the Layman's Convention in
A Chattanooga and points In Georgia.
Miss Louise Farmer entertained a
few of her friends last Friday night.
Oames were played and a sweet
luncheon was served.
Thos. M. Lowery and son, Wade
Hampton, were visitors to Seneca
several days last week.
The Once-a-Week Club met with
\ Mrs. O. F. Bacon last week. After
the regular program the hostess
served a delightful two-course lunch
eon.
Miss Mary Julia Reid ls visiting
. 3her aunt, MrB. J. E. Breazeale, In An
derson.
Mrs. Eugene Runion has returned
? from a visit to her homefolks in Mis
Hpffslp'M.
" At the meeting of the presidents of
th? various Presbyterial Unions in
South Carolina at Columbia last
Thursday, tho Synodlcal Union was
formed, with Mrs. J. O. Reaves, of
Columbia, as president; Mrs. R. G.
Pearson, corresponding secretary. A
% young lady from the Young Wo
Son's Missionary Society of Colum
a, with the two Arst named, will
constitute the executive committee.
The Arst meeting pf the Synodical
will be held with the' Bennettsvllle
church In October; when full organi
zation will be perfected, the present
officers being only provisional. The
- meeting in Columbia was harmonl
* ous and delightful and marks the be
ginning of thorough organlzatllon of
woman's work In South Carolina.
Oscar Doyle visited the corn show
last week and visited his dear friend,
Charley Byrd, who is In Carolina Uni
versity there.
oThe infant son of Dr. and Mrs. D.
it P. Thomson, who has been quite
sick with pneumonia, ls better.
R. Anderson ls opening up his busi
ness here, and his friends are giving
him the glad hand after an absence
of several months from Seneca.
On next Friday evnelng at the au
ditorium the preliminary contest will
be held, when a selection will be
^ made from three speakers for the or
.atorical contest to be held In West
minster. Willie Verner, Horace
Wood and Gilmer Hubbard are the
students who will speak 1er the place.
Miss Pearle Verner, of Richland,
is In Seneca nursing the baby boy of
Dr. and Mrs. D. P. Thomson.
Mrs. G. W. Ballenger, who has
g> been In Baltimore for treatment, ic
expected home on Wednesday of this
week.
No Need to Stop Work.
When the doctor orders you to stop
work lt staggers you. I can't, you
3ay. You know you are woak, run
down and falling In health day by
. day, but you must work as long as
you can stand. What you need is
Electric Bitters to give tone, strength
and vigor to your system, to prevent
break-down and build you up. Don't
oe weak, sickly or ailing when Elee
rie Bitters will benefit you from tho
first dose. Thousands bless them for
mi' heir glorious health and strength.
**ry them. Every bottlo ls guaran
eed to satisfy. Only GOc. at all
rugglsts. adv.
Zion J,<><al News,
Zion, Feb. 10.-Special: Mr. and
1rs. J. J. Butler and children, of
, ^(Walhalla, were week-end guests of
dr. and Mrs. Wm. A. White, of this
(dace.
Our school \?j progressing nicely
vi th Miss Ne.'i Montgomery as
eacher.
The bad weather has kept the far
mers out of the Aelds for some time,
?nt they hope lt will clear up suon
, ? Tho "Lanier Literary Society" will
' w iteet Friday, February 14th, at Zion
mool house.
Are Yon a Cold Sufferer ?
Take Dr. King's New Discovery,
he best cough, cold, throat, and
i ifig medicine made. Money refund
ed rif it falls to cure you. Do not
> ? esltate-take lt at our risk. First
ose helps. J. R. Wells, Floydada,
exfts, writes: "Dr. King's New DIB
? avery cured my terrible cough and
old.' I gained IR pounds." Buy lt
t all druggists. adv.
Statement of the Condition of
TUB ENTERPRISE BANK,
located at Walhalla, S. 0., at the
close of business February 4, 1913:
Resources. ,
Loans and discounts , ?',$ 91852 04
Overdrafts. 207 30
Furniture and fixtures .. 1395 32
Due from banks and
bankers . .. 11067 48
Currency. 2837 00
Gold. 1273 50
Silver and other minor
coin. 664 60
Checks and cash items. . 189 38
Total.$109480 02
Liabilities.
Captlal stock paid ir...$ 20000 00
Surplus fund. . 1500 00
Undivided profits, hes
current expense? and
taxes paid. 3919 58
Individual deposits sub
ject to check. 36373 46
Tline certificates of de- *
posit.ritt ii "i 47629 44
Cashier's checks. 64 i->
Total.$100480 02
State of South Carolina, County of
Oconce.-Beforo me came A. P.
Crisp, President of tho above named
bank, who, being duly sworn, Bays
that the above and foregoing state
ment is a true condition of said
bank, as shown by the books of said
bank. A. P. CRISP, President.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 10th day of February, 1913.
(Seal.) J. F. CRAIG, C. C. P.
Correct-Attest:
W. T. MAXWELL,
GEO. SEABORN,
E. L. HERNDON,
Diroctors.
Statement of the Condition of
THE SENECA BANK,
located at Seneca, S. C., at the close
of business February 4th, 1913:
Resources.
Loans and discounts .. . .$138283 64
Overdrafts. 8058 53
Furniture and fixtures. . 1400 00
Banking house. 2600 00
Other real estate owned. 4000 00
Due from banks and
bankers. 35020 45
Currency. 8534 00
Gold. 2330 00
Silver and other minor
coin. 1834 92
Checks and cash Items. . 135 84
Total.$202107 38
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in_$ 20400 00
Surplus fund . 10200 00
Undivided profits, less
current expenses and
taxes paid. 10350 'i ^
Due to banks and bank
ers . 249? 58
Individual deposits sub- .
ject to check . 125686 6!
Time certificates of de
posit . 3 2515 38
Cashier's checks . 546 04
Total.$202107 38
State of South Carolina, County of
Oconee.-Before me came F. 8. HOL
LE MAN, Cashier of the above
nnmed bank, who, being duly sworn,
says that the above and foregoing
statement is a true condition of said,
bank, as shown by tho books of said
bank. F. S. HOLLE MAN.
Sworn to and subr*. ribed before nie
this 10th day of February, 1913.
(Seal.) J. R. HOLLEMAN,
Notary Public, S. C.
Corree* Attest:
E. C. DOYLE,
J. F. ALEXANDER,
J. S. STRIBLING,
Directors.
COUNTY CLAIMS.
List of coiinty claims presented to
County Commissioner, January 3d,
1913:
Hoads.
4 474 Powell. J. P.$ 1 00 I
4475 Pitchford. C. W. 2 44
4 476 Mongold, W. B. 3 00
4477 Ables, T. B. ll 86
4478 Burgess, J. B., Jr. . . . 2 50
4479 Abbott, J. S. 16 50
4480 Collins. R. B. 4 00
4481 Hunnlcutt, M. R. 3 35
4 4 82 Cobb, M. T. 16 00
4483 Smith, A. T. 3 00
4484 Smith, J. H. 6 00
4 4 85 Barker, W. C. 1 00
Bridges.
4486 Chapman, H.$24 00
4487 Brown, A. M. 3 60
4488 Ballenger, G. W. 2 46
4489 Pitchford, CW. 32 87
4490 Smith, J. S. 5 28
4 491 Abbott, J. S. 6 71
4 492 Galloway, L. F. 8 85
4 4 93 Veiner, Chas. 6 00
4 494 Blackwell, B. 9 75
4495 Earle, Ellas . 24 76
4496 Moore, CP. 1 50
4497 Ables, T. B. 1 42
4 498 Gaines, J. E. 25 95
Road Machines.
4499 Sullivan, Guss.$25.08
4500 Myers Bios. & Co.15 07
4501 Townes, Lettie K.17 50
4 6 0 2 Singleton, J. E. 3 15
4503 Bnuknight, CW. & J.E. 9 15
Aid to Soldiers.
4504 Pitchford, CW. 19 00
4505 Pitchford & Reid . . . .. 3 00
4506 Gambrell, T. E.13 00
4 507 Cannon. J. H. 3 00
4508 Myers Bros. & Co. 1 Vv
4509 Singleton, J. E.22 0
4 510 Brownlee & Co. 13 00
4511 Bauknlght, CW. & J.E. 16 60
4512 Allen, J. H. & Bro. ... 20 00
4513 Pitchford, CW.101 00
Poor Farm.
4514 Pitchford, CW.$ 1 45
4515 Bauknlght, CW. & J.E..104 52
Miscellaneous.
4517 State Sinking Fund..$25847 22
4518 Schroder, W. J. (Co.
Treas.) . 1550 30
4619 Hopkins, J. E., in
quest . 5 00
4520 Bell, J. W., lunacy
examination. 6 40
4521 Smith, D. A. 21 45
4522 Kay, W. M., convey
ing lunatics . 32 90
4523 Barton, H. M., lun
acy . 5 00
4524 Sloan, Dr. B. F., lun
acy . 10 00
4526 StribUng, J. S., lun
acy . 5 00
Salaries.
4526 Alexander, W. M., ru?
ral police.$ 70 00
4527 Hughs, W. C. _, , !18 92
4628 Kerr, Lee. 26 00
4529 Grubbs, R. W. 31 99
4530 Craig, John F. 25 00
4631 Schroder, W. J. 31 99
4532 Crisp, A. P. 62 50
4533 Phillips, N. 71 98
4534 Marett, 8. H. 39 00
4536 Kay, W. M.. 83 33
4536 Thode, Dr. J. J. 100 00
4537 Douthlt, B. F. 70 00
4638 Smith, J. H. 40 ll
4539 Grant, H. H. 8 75
4640 Hunt, W. R. 33 33
4541 Brown. P. A. 25 00
4542 Lee, M. H. 25 00
4543 Butler, E. C. 7 00
4544 Cobb, W. R. 75 00
4545 Mason, J. H. 70 00
4546 Sheldon, J. D. ...... . 50 00
4547 Colley, J. S. 21 aO
4648 Lay, Jesse . 6 25
Constables.
4549 Davis. J. W.$19 15
4550 Kay, W. M. 3 75
4551 Keaton, J. A. 4 70
4652 Keaton, J. A. 24 90
4553 Grant, L. W. 2 00
4554 Cox, J. G. 7 32
1555 Mongold, W. B. 2 40
4556 Garrison, J. C. 2 70
Roads.
4557 Moss, Jas. M.$62 ??
4558 McDonald, M. R. 20 00
Public Buildings.
4559 Craig, John F.$ 3 95
4560 Grubbs, R. YV. 2 32
4561 Schroder, NV. J., 1 84
4562 Gulf and Atlantic In
surance Co., premium on
bond . 21 00
4 563 Walker, Evans & Cogs
well Co., books. 8 68
4 5 64 Martin. V. F., bond . . 12 50
4565 Schroder, W. John, jail 4 00
4566 Hunter & Marett, black
Bmlths. 3 75
4 567 Walker, Evans & Cogs
well Co. 55 88
4568 Brown, P. A., paid jury 6 00
4569 Strlbllng, J. P., board
of education. 15 90
4570 Kay, W. M. 21 60
4571 Kay, W. M. 20 10
4572 Keowee Courier, prtg.. 30 00
4573 Ansel, J. A., coffin .... 12 60
4574 Keowee Courier. 29 45
4575 Keowee Courier, oil and
gasoline. 18 60
4576 Walker, Evans & Cogs
well Co. 64 25
4577 Gossett, A. L. 1 00
4578 Green, Allen, wood for
jail . 2 50
4579 Cross, W. S., blacksmith 1 10
4580 Bauknight, CW. & J.E.
chain gang. 32 88
4581 Divrctor Rural Sanita
tion . 20 00
4582 Pitchford, C. W. (CH.) 6 05
4583 Pitchford, C. W. f Jail) 9 36
4584 South Carolina Peniten
tiary (Not approved.) ....221 40
4585 Walt Investigation.
4586 Walt investigation.
4587 Walt Investigation.
4588 Hunt, W. R., salary .$ 7 63
Enterprise Bank.Roon nn
Claims Nos. 4588 and 4589 were
approved January 7th by new bo-ird.
N. Phillips, Supervise
J. S. Colley, Clerk.
The following claims were ap
proved February 7th, 1913, as con
tr?ete made by the old Board:
4590 Byrd & Cr^^.or.$ 3 00
4 591 BreazeaR, J. G. 1 00
459 2 Ciaitei Hdw. Co. 4 00
4593 Marett Bros. . ;. ?_ 10 00
4592a Grubbs, R. W. 1 00
4594 Moss & Ansel . 2 00
4595 Nimmons, R. L. 17 00
4596 Pitchford, C. W.12 00
4597 Thomas, W. L. 34 00
4598 Craig. John F. 3 00
Magistrates and Constables.
4599 Kubanks, J. A.$22 50
4600 Gaines, M. M. 16 20
4 601 Kay, W. M. 3 00
Lunacy.
4602 Mitchell, Dr. Burt ....$ 5 00
4602a Simpson, Dr. F. T. . . . 20 00
4 6 03 Strickland, Dr. W. A. . . 5 00
4004 Moss & Ansel, office sup
plies. 35
If
WA"
THIS SP
AND BRING
YOUR CR
AND
Chain Gang.
4605 Byrd & Cromer.$14 63
4606 Carter Hdw. Co. 1 75
4607 Foster,. W. C. & E. N.. 10 10
Roads.
4608 Lusk, W. H.$6 00
4608a Abbott, J. S. 7 00
4609 Adams, J. M. 6 00
4610 Ramey, Andrew. 1 00
4611 8. C. Penitentiary (Held up). !
4612 8. C. Penitentiary (Held up).
Bridge?.
4613? Alexander, E. B.S 8 60 j
4613a Abbott, J. S. 2 00
4614 Biggerstaft, S. C. 3 Od
4615 Fowler & Rutledge ... 42 44 ,
4616 O'Leary, John. 4 75 j
4617 Ptckens County. 90 87
4618 Ramsay, E. B. 75 94
4618a Carter Hdw,. Co,, poor
farm. 28 55
4619 The Enterprise Bank ..4000 00
Claims Nos. 4611 and 4612 held
1 up for further consideration.
W. C. Foster, Supervisor.
W. D. Barnett, Clerk.
Tho following claims were ap
proved February 7th, I?; and W?1^
contracts of ihe new Board:
Stationery und Printing.
I Walker, Evans & Cogs
well Co.$ 3 98
I 2 Walker, Evans & Cogs
well Co.v.-. (31 40
3 Walker, Evans & Cogs
well Co. 44 70
Rural Police.
4 DOUthlt, B. F.$53 59
5 Mar,ort, J. M. .... i.... . 70 00
6 Alexander, W. M. 56 00
Poor Fa mt.
7 Marett, E. P.. . . .$12 40
8 Pitchford, CW. 6 95
Chain Gang.
9 Knox, J. C.$ 1 76
10 Moss & Ansel . 36 70
11 Marett, E. P. 6 5 0
Ila McCall, Tom . 29 00
Lunacy.
12 Davis, J. W.$30 00
13 Martin, V. F. 10 00
14 Sloan, Dr. B. F. 5 00
15 Wickliffe, Dr. J. W. 5 0C
Miscellaneous.
16 Barnett, W. D.$ s o 3
17 Gruhbs, R. W. 2 44
18 Davis, J. W. 71 10
19 Davis, J. W. 4 35
20 Martin, V. F. 1 48
21 Moss & Ansel . 27 45
22 McDonald, M. R. 20 00
23 Pitchford, CW. 7 87
24 Oliver, J. W. 10 00
25 Orr, S. H. 18 25
26 Reid, Q. H. 10 00
27 Schroder, W. J. 6 84
28 Whit?, W. 0. 1 00
Constables.
29 T. W. Allen.$ 4 60
30 P. G. Allon . 3 50
31 P. G. Allen . 1 60
32 Davis, John W. .. 6 90
33 M. M. Gaines. 26 30
34 H. P. Holleman. 4 80
35 W. E. W<w!brtffht. 7
Bridge??.
36 .>. Ni. Abbot!.$16 00
37 E. D. King. 2 95
38 J. P. powell. 1 25
Su lari?.'.;.
39 B.i I V*. D. ... $13 26
?0 E. C. Butler . 7 00
II Juba F. Craig . 25 00
42 Davis, John W. . 66 66
43 Grubbs, R. W. 31 94
44 Hunt, W. R. 7 63
45 Kay, W. M.19 40
46 Schroder, W. J. 31 94
Road H.
47 Eller, T. M.$ 1 00
48 Hunnicutt, M. R.19 00
49 Powell, J. P. 2 00
50 Queen, N. A. ll 00
51 Smith, W. E. 7 00
61a Long, J. R. . . 8 .80
52 Strlbling, W. J., attor. . 's
fees. 50 00
Claims Nos. 2, 3 and 44 were ap
proved by the old Board, but wero
for liabilities of 1913, therefore were
brought forward.
W. C. Foster, Supervisor.
W. D. Barnfitt. Clerk. adv.
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ACE FOR
13
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OSS TIES
i SHINGLES.
I & CO.,
SL9 SB CS
THE
"HOME"
COMPANY
Stop that worrying av jut the
short crop ! Let us have plenty
of backbone, ginger and deter
mination. Buy good, honest Fer
tilizer and go to work.
We invite the farmer into our
fertilizer plant, and it will be our
pleasure to show him just how
we make up our different brands,
giving him the advantage of all
our experience.
We want to say that about 75
per cent of the fertilizer plants
do not allow the outside world
entrance.
Some people may like to be
fooled, but we make up our Fer
tilizers and invite inspection.
The fact that the farmer is be
ing more and more enlightened
as to Fertilizers and different in
gredients that go to make up a
"well-balanced Fertilizer" is evi
dence that the manufacturer and
consumer should be thoroughly
in sympathy with each other,
doing business Fair and Square.
Mr. Farmer ! Take our word
and guarantee that the BEST
Fertilizer is not always made
farthest off, but closest to you.
You will save money by using
our goods. Do not fail to get
our prices.
We sell Good, Honest Goods.
None Better.
Westminster
Oil and
Fertilizer Go.
IL W. MARETT, Manager,
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