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iuj CijAw.U iiTAi iiLLtiilf H. HUDAY, 5, 1917. 1 Catarrhal Cough SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF ALL RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF NO. 6 TOWNSHIP ROAD FUND. pr5 xr si Rrown.

R. P. D. No. 4.

Any cne July 1st, 1917, Balance July 20th, interest collected July 28th by W. D. Lackey Suffering with 1,171.46 ofsvrI in VMIUIU 1U Box 82, Rogersville, Tennessee, writes: "I feel It my duty to recommend Peruna to all sufferers of catarrh or couuh. In the year 1909, I took a severe case of the la grippe. I then took a bad cough.

I had taken all kinds of cough remedies but got no relief. I then decided to try Peruna. 1 used five bottles. After taking five bottles my cough stopped and my catarrh was cured. My average weight was 115 and now I weigh 148.

Any one suffering with catarrh In any form I will advise them to take Any form i win Advise them To take Peruna A 4 A 8,199.68 Disbursements $1.20 26.36 ..1 6.00 175.60 12.10 More Money For Your Cotton! You get abetter grade a bigger turnout and Cleaner Seed, when your cotton is ginned on the Those who object to liquid medicines can proour Peruna Tablets. 1 Total July 1917 Paid Piedmont Telephone Company, for phone rent A. P. Poston, for expense trip for prisoner C. C.

Spake, for two cords wood W. Blanton, for feed supplies W. H. Blanton, for shop work L. C.

Bost, for bread G. Dudley, for top S. P. Pavel, for shop work The Thompson Company, for lumber Major Hopper, for supplies Farmers Hardware Company, for supplies J. L.

Suttle Company, for supplies Lattimore Drug Company, for drugs Coleman Blanton, for helping capture prisoner Cleveland County, for straw C. C. McMurray, 12 1-2 bushels corn J. E. Webb, for supplies I.

W. Wilson, for shop work Eagle Roller Mills, for beans 1.26 27.50 14.65 .2.86 7.35 30.28 137.95 9.05 2.00 3.00 25.00 114.21 12.90 o-. k.ii ka inmmius Tk ZJ 1 Bm Gin En every tetter to your boy tto tend forces cr the ffesu ssnd.htaM tew bars or a -package of Claude llarrill, for guarding 45.00 A. P. Poston, -for guarding 45.00 John Justice, for guarding 30.00 L.

A. Blanton, for one and one half days time 4.50 J. E. Blanton, for one days time 3.00 L. A.

Gettys, for one and one half days time 4.50 W. P. Gold, for two days time 3.00 First Natonal Bank, interest coupons 2,390.00 Turner Graham, for work on well at camp 3.00 August Paid. First National Bank for interest coupons 25.00 No brushes to "nap" damp cotton, or shorten staple by "gin -cutting" Air-Blast dries, cleans and fluffs the lint makes it worth more to buyers. Look for the Lummus Sign SOUTHERN COTTON OIL CO.

The times when it's hard to get are the times they prize it. They want the lasting refreshment, the cool, sweet comfort of this handy Shunk Plow Company, for royal road blades 21.00 Star Publishing Company, for publishing report 8.0 Champion Supply Company, for convict clothing 23.00 Piedmont Telephone Company, for phone rent 1.00 O. Poston for hauling 17.50 Eagle Roller Mills, for 12 1-2 bushels corn 25.00 J. W. Wilson, for shop J.

D. Lineberger's Sons, for 6 Ames Shovels confection. 3C.0," (i.OU 2 1)0 i H. E. Kendall, for drugs L.

A. Blanton, for freight and express 'After every Farmers Hardware Company, for supplies 17,27 Major Hopper, for supplies C.25 W. H. Blanton, for shop work lj.yu Shelby, N. meal W.

H. Blanton, for hauling top soil W. II. Blanton, for feed supplies 253.99 4 B. Blanton, for two loads of slabs 4.00 L.

U. Arrowwood, for piping 23.55 J. A. Iiummer, for hauling top soil 17. 07 John Borders, for hauling soil 25.02 J.

L. Suttle Company, for supplies 251.98 LB. Allen, for hauling soil 39.03 C. R. Doggett for work of mule 29.00 Good Roads Supply Company for one road drag 23.50 Claude llarrill, for salary 50.OO Ab Poston, salary 50.00 John Justice, for salary 31.00 fflma JS7ff JjT-JfV fAX.V)' Griff Borders, for mule four days 4.00 Seed For Fall Planting L.

A. Blanton, for three and one half days time 10.50 J. E. Blanton, for two and one half days time 7.50 A. Gettys, for 2 days time 0.00 J.

0. Poston, for top soil and hauling 27.07 E. G. Gantt, for freight Julius Mull, for six and one half hours haulng. 2.27 6.47 15.65 7.87 2.10 1.64 125.00 50.00 Rodney Mauney, for 18 1-2 hours hauling B.

Allen, for forty and one half hours hauling S. M. Poston, for 22 hours hauling J. C. Mull, for 28 hotrrs hauling A.

I', Poston, for 22 hours hauling First National Bank, f6r five coupons I J. W. part on road contract September Paid. 1 1 -1 1 I 1 ii i' I it 1 'I'M 1 i 'I 1 i 1 .1 I loasi L. U.

Arrowwood, for piping 44.15 United Duck Company, for tent top 54.75 J. W. Irvin, for 1000 bundles of fodder 25.00 R. E. Roberts, for one bag beans 4 75 W.

H. Blanton, for food supplies 192.45 First National Bank, for one coupon 25.00 W. F. Gold, for supplies 28.75 W. H.

Blanton 3, 1-2 hours hauling 11.72 J. 1). Lineberger's Sons, for supplies 1.2,1 S. P. Favel, for shop account 2.75 J.

B. Porter, for repairing roads 4.50 Major Hopper, for supplies 9 qo Paul Webb, for drug account 9.40 A. B. Blanton, for 15 25 Farmers Hardware Company, for supplies 47.30 J. E.

Webb, for supplies 45 John Justice, for guarding 31.00 C. M. Camp, for hauling 1.70 tter Rye, Vetch, Crimson and Red Clover. Alfalfa, Rape, Turnip Seed, Field and Lawn Grass. If you are going to paint this fall don't fail to see-Webb the Drug, Paint and Seed man.

E. Campbell, for supplies 10 45 J. M. Gold, for seven hours hauling 2.15 II. for repairing roads Crisp, crunchy toast dohe to a golden brown, spread with rich, creamy butter that and a cup of good, old Luzianne.

There's a breakfast in itself that's hard to beat mighty hard. You buy a can of Luzianne today. If it doesn't go better and farther than any other coffee at the price, your grocer will refund your money, without question 01 quibble. Ask for profit-sharing catalog. l'0TtRSfr(0S''C The Luzianne Guarantee If, after using the contents of a can, you are not satisfied in every respect, your grocer will refund your money.

lMAfofee Claude Harrill, for guarding 50.00 A P. Poston, for guarding 50.00 L. A. Blanton, for five days time 15.00 J. E.

Blanton, for five days time. 12.00 L. A. Gettys, for two days time and express 7.20 Blanton Brothers, for 174 hours hauling 00.90 D. Weathers, 24 days hauling 72.00 C.

C. Owens, for 120 hours hauling 37.72 I T. Gantt, for 105 hours hauling 31.50 J. W. Wilson, for work 4 90 J.

L. Suttle Company, for supplies 132.78 Piedmont Telephone Company, for telephone rent 1.00 Grady Wilson, for hauling 21.00 John Spangler, for 120 hours hauling 35 00 Henry Well mon, for 100 hour3 hauling 30.00 John Poston, for 80 hours hauling 24.0C Coleman Blanton, for 30 hours hauliig 9.00 C. D. Hicks, for 45 hours hauling t. W.

P. Wellman, for 110 hours hauling 33.00 Grady MetCalf, for 125 hours hauling 37.5 J. M. Gold, for 118 hours hauling :i3.40 G. H.

Simmons, for 120 hours, hauling 33.00 L. A. Blanton, for 85 hours hauling Chas. Cornwell, for 120 hours fiauling 3c 00 W. L.

Si mmons, for 125 hours hauling 37 50 Frank Cornwell, for 115 hours hauling 34 F. R. Humphries, Work 03 06 PAUL WEBB. The Reily-Taylor Company, Orleans 1 The Rexall Store. Phone 21.

ESSE moo STOCK OF GOODS YQ'X SALE FLOWERS Seasonable cut flowers and potted plants. Homegrown and shipped fresh with each order. Floral arrangements for any occasion. Prompt attention to out of tovoi orders. SCHOLTZTHE FLORIST, INC.

Phones 441, 442. Charlotte, N. C. 4 TotaI T- $5,834.18 October 1st 1917, Balance 2,365.50 DR. J.

S. LAFFRTY Practice Limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat and Fitting Glasses Office in Royster Building Phone Hours 9 to 1 2to5 Wo offer for sale the entire stock of goods belonging to the late M. A. Grieg. We have had a complete inventory made and prospective purchasers can inspect inventory cand stock of goods any time.

We desire to sell the entire stock in bulk. See us at once, CLYDE R. HOEY J. F. ROBERTS Executors.

Paul Webb, Shelby Agent. Rush Stroup, Treasurer of Cleveland County, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. RUSH STROJP. Subscribed and to before mc this the 2nd day of October 1917., F. HOYLE, Clerk Superior Court.

at Evans XZJ" in 2 i ne man Shoes; and Hats, see Evans who buys early will jsave money. BraycJ..