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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30
Nelns.

Editor Gaxette: Allow me TO
say to the brethren Of the district
that Ilearn that Rev. Pssitt. is
indulging 10 disturbing the peace
OF Elder |. w. Winstons church b
Dnquoiu, which is agaisni the
constitution OF the Mt Olive
Eaptist association. Il seems
that he and DR.. DIR. Knowles, do
nos agree on the field. Rev
Knowles asked the Board at the
Sparta. meeting to allow him to
nse Rrv pruitt. as an assistant
Missioner, MS Rev Pruitt. had
no work, th; same was granted
but Knowles. was held responsi-
ble for the condition OF the field,
Since that time Rev. Knowles
has announced through the Ca
s-,te that Rev. PIuits. was not
an assistant Missionary. there
fore Rev. Pruitt has no right to
interfere or disturb the peace
and Aosk OF aay pastor in charge
ol work ia the district. Rev.
pruiW is the pastor OF Future
City and plea.srs Grove church
es and has no right TO interfere
~ith other pastors and churches.
. Parrish. d. ID.
Moderator. Md City. Ill.
~ B TIA the duty OF the
Moderator 20 cali the Executive
Board together At. on c in Du-
quoin. and inves,iRa the chara-
e.. aod IL iosad TO be tue to
take such Gospel ssspsf thss viii
bring about peace add render sat
isfaction II possible and save the
cause. and the name and stand
ing OF the ministry
u. Is. McCrary.
Rec iSec.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30
NOTICE

Editor OF the Gazette. ue
notice in last weeks paper,
waere a notice has been served
on the Executive Board 10 here
on August 5 & 9th to settle some
trouble in the Mt. Olive .Bapsist
church. We are glad to say 10
you like this. THAT there as no
,ropble insthe Mt. Olive BaLti.t
church. Theutore -S~e deem #
Unnecessary. for tLs .B' sed to
came here ior ever, thing is quiet
in the Mt.goIiye Baptist hun ch.
Done by,ord r Of tn emit. Oh We
Baptist chutch. this he goth day
of July 1915.
Rev S. IL. Prewitt, Pastor.
Bro J A. Arlington. Clerk
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30
Reporter

Another rusnor that re aches the
capital. by way Of Topeka, Kan
sss. Is that Mr.. A. ID. Griffin.
advertising maosgsg OF sae Tope-
ka Plaiadealcr. Is on his way to
Washington. 10 press hiss lcandi-
dacy tov the sdEce OF Recorder oi
Deeds OF the District OF Colum-
bia. The Piaindealer with the
eagle-eyed Nick ChiIes as the
scribe. says: '.Mr. Griffin is a
simcup..se DtI5tFit and one 10,
she hsst TO espouse the cause ci
Woodrow Wilson Tor Presidcat.
he has in his possession as hre. a
lot OF eadosseme eats as has ever
bcea given 20. any man. white. or
black. Tor a politicaiiob. and with
the aid OF several Influential Kan
So ~
as Democrats who are to &C.
comp any him. he expects 70 land
she plnm5. Mr.. Griffin has
letters from every federal tohcc-
holdcs AMI democratic leader 10
the state. ineludisg the smooth
bore or. ward poIisitisn." II
goes with the saying the a's'vai
Of Mr.. Grifsin OF Kansas. will be
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30
JOPPA.

Dear Editor:
We do ask you loE : space
ia your paper to inf,rm the geo
pie OF Rally Aug. Z. 1915. at
the Cloves Leaf Baptist church.
Rev. ID Parrish pastor. invites
all the Sister Baptist churches
aad menbers 60 come and be with
us We want high day in the ser
vice OF the Lord. Come and be
with ss. Rev. Future & b C.
Loag viIl preach at IL O'Clock.
Rev. ] Johnson Rev Thedtord
at 4, O'Clock Rev. Steward and ID.
Parrish. pastor 7:3o p m
The Rally will be 7sc aud SOC
per member
Reporter.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30
OBITUARY

Eisie o Iessa McCallister. dau
lghts, 4 Wm sad { F"is Nc
,Caliister was born in Metropolis.
ILL.,. July a. l9ot. Was convert
cd in Jsusasy 1913. united with
St. Paul A. u. 4. church.
She was stricken on Easter
Sunday trom which illness She
@as not able 20 rally.
Her suaer;aes we're bosoe With
gseat iostfsde aud pa'ieuer. un-
ell Mond ~ ,aorning July 20. al 6
o'el.ck when she ensesed into the
haven oi.sea
On Cuiy zta she ted hes mott =
sr that b<'ose a.ot er Wednes-
day she v. I'D be g,n thar Sic
.s4 going to heA'sn. tsa' sac WAS
,slt afraid oi dest anc al tie
ease wiih her wa alright.
She died Jliy 7e. ake - US
IS days.
She leaves to moufn her death
4 mother. oue sister. one brother
q gfaadiather. grandmo'her orc
amt and . hot II itt ,tises aid
ts .eads.
gescs 90 her ashes.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this method OF express
ing our heartfelt thanks to our
and neighbors, who so
kindly assisted us during the sick
aess and death OF our beloved Hus-
baad and Father. We are gratt-
ful to the members OF the q. u.
O. OF o. + and Sir Knights who
so faithfully rendered their assist
ance. Also thank the friends fos
the flora, designs.
la the l,our OF adversely and
II you need a friend
command us
-. Yours truly,
MRS. N. l.. JONES, wife
z. l. syLvEsrAL,
MR M. NJ. JoNns.
+. r. KING
MRS. N. J. KING.
CHILDREN
Mr. GEO SYLvEsTAL.
GRANDSON.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30
NOTICE.

rAis Is - aosiiy the chureh~s
composing shs East hs Olive
Bsetist sssoeizfion asd It's ssxii-
iaries will meet with the 81. Paul
Chapel Bsptiss shus<h. Nation,
III Aug. 81. 1915. All dele
gates are seqsestsd 70 be present
at the opening.
w. r. Washington, ID. ID.
Mt. veraou. itl
A A. Bradley. Cor. Sec.
pewmaine, III.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30
cARBONDALE

q =
mRock Hill BsVs,st church Is
progressing rapidly.
On the iM Susday ia Jsty Rev,
Normcus divided the church iato
three clubs under the leade rship
OF :Mesdasnes Harssos. Morgan
and passoa aed sent shem 60 work.
and on Sunday July 15th. their
work coded. and as q result Of
thsir two weeks labor the auncu Mt
Of S.to So vas ,'saiscd. Mrs.
Psrron raising the largest tamount
$50 50.
Mss. Emma Beck OF Omaha
Neh.. 10 the. guest OF hev sis:es
Mrs. L. Nicholas. -
Miss Gertrude Hail was in the
city last week visiting the Misses
Armiata and Mable McCrack<n.
Mss. Ethel Jackson atteud<d
the S., s. Convention in Sparta.
last week.
NJ. Archibald Holland. Who
has been in Los Angeles Cal. tos
an extended tims. is IN at tue
home oi has mother Ms. n. J..
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30


Report comes from Ashevil le,
North Carolihs that two bishops
OF the A NJ +. church were .t-
jected from their berths in Pul =
man sleeper while enroute thru
that state to Cincinat,i Ohio
The white persons on the trail
we're angered when they were
told they had to ride in'the day
coaches while the Negfe es,ede in
. Pullman coach. They got to-
gesher; waited on the bishops and
ordered them out. The c. ndu t.
or and. other rain officers off red
no resistance. The conduct Of
tke white passengers Wss tu Il
the ordinary There is no reas-
on 20 doubt the in view OF wh It
happens nov and III a, and in
view OF what could happen every
day il the Negroes were not scrup-
uousiy careful in tryiig to con- =
ply with. The ~rnien rules and
aud those born OF arrogance.
However > this high tersion
skowa in affairs of this kind is IN
diea,ioa ostee broad te,ee just
beyond.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30
OUQUUiN.

Please allow we space IN your
paper 10 comment on last week s
issue oi the Gazette.
An av,icie appeared written by
one Mr. Avington OF DuQuo'n'
III claiming 20 br written by the
members Of the Ms Olive kapiis'
church. s.a,ing ita; krV. $. il.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30
Yours for Ch.ist.
d. Parris, d. D.. Moderator.

- Lieut. Colonel Arthur Brooks
is custodian ofthe White House
continuing 10 hold the position
under the present administration
on accouct OF his recognized
mexitss and tried reliability. He
has charge OF ali Of the household
goods OF the executive mansion
and is under boad OF s. 900 for
the faithful discharge OF has duties
Col Books aceomg anied Tres.
ident Wilson on recent trips TO
he sxmmer White House at
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30
C0NDOLENU-
Dewmaine. IN.
July 76. 1915.

Juiy 40. 1915.
Ny Dear Iricsd:
EIder ] b. McCrary. 1t is
with great SORROW that I l,aru OF
'oi yo~r terrible sGlic,ioa and |
hastcn to oder Just ward Of SYM
p shy. The things which We do
no. understand in this lie 30 lar
excerd what We do uadra<ad tn I
I have come TO coasides thss
there must be a good reason sior
ever, thing. ard that bsiore We
|orpart this iiie 10 wilt reveal itseif
or be revealed 20 ss. Nv heat
goes out to yoo and gssaily daily
and hosriy.
ieannos tell you all bow best
90 bear the btow. for feel isure
that were I in your place | could
hardlyibear It
II love and sympathy vii! help
to heal yous Wound | oasr il iree-
~. and to sho~ you the depth of
my sincerity assure you that my
eyes are filled with tears this min
ute
Kindly express my coincidence
to your dear ones. brother. and
sisters as Il know that they like
yourself are overwhelmed by the
dark shadow.
May the saa shine soon upon
your heart, My Dear Sir.
Your ifiead,
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30

Pruitt. was not disturbing the
church. II he vas able to aaswer
that. whea q man has = new lock
PET on the church. aad then not
c,lled > distuTber. os 30 be dis
.urbing the peace OF the church.
then. what would you call uS
Please answer and tell me il
the six members that Pssitt Is
pastosiug az present, arc mem-
bars Of the ht. Olive Baptist
church OF any part Of il. when
t'ey we're excluded aearly two
years aee.s
Ihsve aeves gIvea my voice to
any thiag ot the like before.
Rev. Bro. Parrish. called a
meeting OF the Board - settle tie
matter without my knowledge OF
saee. and I sn, in Missouri 70. a
1ee,ing. ie I've seea Brother
Parrish since he called the Poaid
and | do not see how | can get
there on so shost notice.
Signed.
4
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30
The Great Native Sslve Cure
an earthly remedy that will SURE
Cure you.
Price Soc a Box.

Ny agent Henry BoUds, rs stop
Vkng 1t l0l7 Droadway-See him at
oucs. Satisfaction or your money
sefunded. No fake e., this. 1 have
money on deposit at State Sationa
Bank of Metropolis, H., to back it
up. Ask Bonds he'll explain all.
Call on him at 1Ci7 Broadway, Me
tropoiis, Ill. w. II. BEAN, sole
owne~, 73s indianapolis Ave.
Maskogee, Okla.
LOCO testitaouial Is sent free on re-
quest. y
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30

awaited with keen anxiety. The
festive Washingtonians want to
see him in action. Kansas is
geaesally lucky in the matter OF
official preierment.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30
Reporter
GCLCNDA.

Dear Editor:
Pleasa allow me space
10 our worthy paper for this art
/ lie.
The New Hope Baptist church
is progressing nicely in every re-
spcct. Sunday School at 9:3o
services at s O'Clock prayer meet
ing every Wednesday evening.
Reporter.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30
CEN TRAL.IA.

Dear Editor: Please ALLOW
me tic. say that God has called
ieom US one OF our dear beloved
sister. Catherine Jefferson. who
was not sick but a few days. but
she praised God land SAID s:she
was waiting on the Lord and was
ready to go ~ Ills :caiI. Our
loss is Heaveo.s gain. She
leaves TO mousn sheis loss. 'Sam
H.-k'as.. Z. NJ, Loag. IN. Cor
neat.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30
Reporter.

Thstthe colosed followers os
OF President Wilsoa are sitting
mp and taking notice oi things
y, ,liticai is evidenced by a ssm-
Der OF new. item that float into
Wa hingtoa from various secsi as
. the isnd. A dispatch vi ish
found II way 20 Q ~ell known. ln-
diaaa paper. comes back 10 the
e,pisai. bearing the Information n
,h,t rhc resignation OF DIR. G. w.
Bsckser, Of Evansville. Ind does
NOT neas that the Hoosier color
nc, ,ple are 20 lose that luscious
plum. eth its $4,Sco saIssy
Assurances arc said to have
area ri en- ia high admin strasiou
circles that when the metter OF
filling the Hossizn vacancy u
Is ready TO be taken up, the ls-
dsanz deIeg alton will be- allowed
60 name the m4n 60 handle ous
diplomatic relatipsss at Mourosia.
The eoloredulioosiers are be-
giaiax 60 took about them
-EN.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30

NJ. Editor:
Please allow me Sps,e' 20
say that our shuseh is getting
alca, Il ely under the leides hip
ol Elder ID Parrish.
Oss ). s. 10 progressing RAJ
pidDy. We have good set oil
sesehess and the biggest school
in Mouads. Mrs. Aanie Brsndon,
Sap ssiasesdess.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30
Goiconda H..
judy 40. 1915
Dear Ediics:

Dear Edifcs:
Please ALLOW ne to
say thru your paper that wc gave
a social and raised o~r twelve
dollars los NJ. rtessaut Bsptiss
:. S.
Frank Phillips,
Superintendent.
Lucille. Howard.
Clerk.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30
Notice.

Md. City. III. July i9. 1913
Z . Editor. please allowspace to
say have information that there
is a grss. dsssa.isiactiou a, Du-
aa6ia Wit the Baptist. therefore
Tor the peace aad haSmoay OF
br ethren |. ID. Parrish. ,modera-
tor OF the old Mt. Olive Baptist
association. call the Executive
Boasd OF SAID association to meet
- Duqaoin. on the s., and o. Of
Aug. 1915, and ask chat all OF
the nembcss OF the board to be
Psessa, and meet me there ON the
date sT.ras there will be much TO
be attsaded to. SO that the unity
OF the Baptist may b. sustained
throughou, the entire district
Meet the appointmeat and be
governed accordingly.
The meeting wiltbe held with
Rev. /. w. Wiastons church,
the Mt. Olive Let as meet Tor
business + s4s
z Yours Tor Christ.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30

Coraish N H and w'tnts ssed the
christening OF Baby Sayre a sholt
time ago.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-30

Rev. |. w. Winaou
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09

rar o. the Mississippi bureau of vital
satisfies. is I'm Atlanta as aneciai
agens of the federal census bureau
to aid the state board of health in
establishing its Statistics svstem an
thorized by the last leeisIature
The aid of the government exnerts
was offered by former Senator viii.
liam J. Harris of Georgia. now direct-
lor of the federal census Mr. Harris
has taken a great interest In further.
|ine this worE and tba Ststa 20 sa,..,,,
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No Smoke


Members and friends OF the centrs,
Pfesbytefian ehusch who have rseant. IA Il.
" sniIefed discomfort whils W6rship-
ping III this edIilce on account ~
smoke nsid.nG It's way into the atifiis
torium from the fufffacc foSin wifi l,e
pleased 20 kn0s that the trouble, win,
the hest plant has been Fapaifetl.
- For tsse past several aunflass so;,zz
eregasions st the Central aebyteriah
chuech have been coasid derably annoy.
ed By the emolte. and 6onbtiass some
remnEnea II homs Or isofshipped eIses
where ther than endure the tiIsc6ha4
tort ea1ssd bS the smoke. 1he tfoi-
BILE With the fltfnacSs has bzxn iocaf-
ed however and the plant osertatsis
eds atld there VII no longer b. any
snnoxAnce ssising trcha this zessFce.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-09
GLASS OF SALTS IF
YOUR k|DRIE.;.5 y HURT
Eat les, M-at IL you feel Baehachy OF
have Bladder trouble.

Meat forms uric acid which excites
and everworks the kidneys Il, their ef-
forts to filter II from the system. Reg
Hiar' eaters OF meat must flush the
kidneys occasffonaily:. YOU must Ye-
lieye' them like You relieve your bow
els; removing al tie aciGs, waste and
poisop. elsei S1d S1tdi ssfeAi "a dull misery in
the kidney, sAgtGh. sharp pains I'm .i.e,
back or sick head dache, dizziness, your
,stpipach ,soufs,, tohiiglie Is ceat,ti and
when the weather. is bad ayIu have
rlle eslEattc twjng ~ IS urine is
cIoi,a fiiiS Of ssdtmsSitss t6s channels,
often, set irritafed tobDsipg you 20
get uE two. or three U.nes during the
night.
Z T6j aaatrsfize these Irritating acids
and flne.s OF the body's urinous waste
Get about four ounces s,of Jad Salts
es;,nI sly h:.szffssh. s.sv:n TIE : $a;Is-
in e. Glass .o{ Water before
breakfast for, a few days and your.
kidneys will then act fine and bladder
disorders disappear. This famous
salts Ii made from the acid of grapes
andslemon juice combined with lithia,
and has been used for generations to
clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys
and stop bladder irritation. Jad Salts
is inexpensive; harmless and makes q
delightful efferyescent lIthia-yater
drink which millions of men and wo-
men tale now and then, thus avoid
Ing serious kidney and bladder dis
eases.
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Accident. /.
To Engine Of Riverside Mil
thursday Causes Shut Down
Until fcnslsyss 4.

Atslight accident to 1.-THE engine of
the Riverside Cotton Mills late
;Thussdry Qftet4 pcll caused the shut
tinE& down os the n lanSg officiafs
STATED yes srday1 that they Ahoped 10
have the damage repaired. aId the
mill going again next Monday.
Yesterday morning j.. q. Shrine. of
GrceAville, one OF the fore1hdst mill
erigineefs IN the United States, and
several Of his assistants came to Ana
derscn for tie purpose OF making an
inspection OF the engine and deter
mining what was necessary to do in
order to repair the damage.
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|, ATLANTA LETTER .
> o o. o o % o o o o o o o o

ATLANTA, Ca, Jan.Gs e.LJThat NJ
than Sttads. t5hets 6ted Jewish muiti-
millionaire and lphi ilanfkropisk paid
q Tong Visit 10 Beof FTalIgD ihSltis cell
DING thei EoltonI c1uiity sjaii q &ekerday
elsalEed..out today and FrRn}d ID {nitted
fthe faetqwhep qaestiopa tilb igh he
|deeiiEed tpstalk OF a their
|epny hen Mr. Straus has lift the
eeatHs astpF several days here. 3 ri
la EhS reason for the 4thraar ID rtop of
tlle noted New ,or}ter In yAtla}ha, on
his way to California, was 4ibt ap-
parent at first. and 'his, yisit 10 Frank
c61firms the te1fef OF many sdat he
Is interesting hisaseif In the foa tunes
of the prisoner whose case is now be-
fore the United States supreme court.
There have been enormous sums spent
In the rlraiik defehse. and Il has gem
orally been reported that theae Had
been provided BY wealthy meubers OF
his race. & 3 & = - "
Mr.. Styaus is 10 be given q conipli-
menfary BANQUET ny the Atlanta cham
her of commerce when he ntops In At
upon his return frum California.
Brenau college af Gainesville Is be-
coming quite large cotton holder
having more than "a hyudEed A(lea on
Ihand now. But, Il kasn't .tIfnai Spiant-
Iers ar adopted an asricnl f1rzi Eourae
for It's students T he ssott6f; Wat taken
I ten cents n ! ppllnd 81 nayi 1ht for
tuition for S0utheFn Hifls W % kother-
wise coHid not have Afforded @ have
leowe to college. = s 8
Not shst .wa, 8 "a; 1. aeisspy cotton
|iSithout limits ION 4 q said &s.dent
HI. Pearc6 Sads But kitfb Who
othe fwise would &c deptttSa If2a coll
Ilegs course. and who lfS% a ad-
vance 70 make affan ehfe 3iil Be
looked after on tilte e e 81
IN making the proposition b heeapt
cotton at ten Sehts me ccslese sreed
- pay the stndente Alig ftfrfehse over
that price on 51nuafy is 3 tliia year,
but IL nows evident that Brshaa win
suffer . iose pnSlts I'D sfed b, lea, cot
ton being afound The 81 {, L Cet { fS3fiI.
|! lf its stock IS ssl6 nov. Or. GsFce
lsSilt probably cnnt tinte 70 Hold 81 now
ever. being as sstssl 4 stot IS ehys
body. $ Z i; 80 &
a ss-sizeu AlIpl with 4 high
French heel makes an exceIspAf N6a.
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oo hOtSu upVu ftilc TeLuTu Diank Wnen
listing say on return TO whom sold
or from whom bought.
The township board OF assessors are
required by law to list for oil those
that gs!i 81 make .he!- own returns
within the time prescribed. hence the
difficulty Of de.inquepts escaping the
80 per cent penalty, as we'll as the
frequency OF errors resulting from this
practice by all means make your own
return aud thereby save expense and
touble. x-Confederate soldiers arc
exempt from poll tax. all other males
between the ages OF 21 and go years,
except those, incapable of earning q
support from being mained or other
causes shall be deemed taxable poll.
All trustees must get up polls and dogs
and turn into board Of assessor on or
before the goth OF February.
For the convenience OF taxpayers
we will, have DEPUTIES to take returns
at the following places: >
Hollands Store on Friday. January
Rarnes on Saturday, Jan. End. 1918.
Iva On tuesday. Jan, 5th, 1916. ~
IVA Cotton kill on Wednesday q. m,
Jan. 6fh, I8is.H :. -.
.S1sa SsaFf rs e. dly Ye'neesafy' p m.' Jan. e.
"a GremafiS l store tore. on II Thursday Jan. 7th.
? ToWhviiIe on Friday, Jan. 1915.
Autumn on Saturday. Jan. 0. 1916.
Denver on Monday; a.. m, Jan. II,
101E, 1-2 day.. 81 ~ *
Sandy Springs on. Monday D. m.
Jan. 11th, 1916, la day.
Pendleton City. Tuesday. Jan. IA
PendIeton Mill, wednesday. p. m.
5an. 18th, 1-2 day.
Bishop Branch on Thursday, Jan.
t4th, 1915. a. IL.
Five Forks on Friday, Jan. 10, 1915,
,Piercetown ON Monday, Jan. 1S, 1915
Airy Springs on Tuesday. Jan. 10.
Shutdown on wednesday. Jan. 20,
fSi5.s;f -. ~ ;it S.,.
Cely Store on Thursday. Jan. a1st,
f9f5.t sGHt Sos.. .@.sl s!,ls, H'h
/. Wyatt store ON Friday. nJanuuisary 22,
1916. i3 c5hir7f,! p.sid "a - '!i''V''
wiginghanf Store i6h Saturday. jan Jan
2SFd. 1885, Fsgsi ss -
e 1le8montg on AEcfi tiayY Jan. 25. s3Stb. 4
sReigetlt 0l6t Aliih oniuIuesaky. jan
gStifyiiH O1 ISL ne ID ! llis II JHiSsi et
pelzer No 4 Miil on Wrahesday, q
Jsiio at5s,Je2 day, 4 is is, ,it'ii I
FrEplsyiile on Wednesday. Pl M i. y
i Y gleS%5.pR ! Sgs CITY on Thursday ian Il
WhsisRaas9$ s,s Millii oa; rrsday. {. M,
Il Hsltoa CITY on Tuesday. Feby.g ardl,
hsltsa aili on on 'wsdaeAaiasy. Feby.
Srti, 1916. 3s. gJi' =
l., III. Martin store on THURSDAY
iFFe;by. +tii, 1916. 81
Honea Path MIL on Friday, 8. m.
Feby 9th. 1916. 1-2 day.
Honea Path City on, Friday. p. m,
Feby. 5th, 19t5. 1-2 day.
Honea Path City on Saturday, A.
M., Feby. 9th, 1915. 1-2 SSly.
All new school lines for now school,
aistriets nitist DO ii the hand or the
auditor on or before the LIST OF ApriI
SO they can be, listed In the proper
places. lf they fail to get in by that
time II won't he put on the books
until the next year. Please see that
your props-sss. -, g listed in the right
school district = All TX ieviee for
seho hool districts must be ih, hand of
the auditor on or by the fst oe etJunc.I
S'is,s g g WINSTON SAIFTqi, h -
8 Auditor OF Anderson County.
Dacembar. 1914. Nd
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