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——— [a Se North Carolina . Iredell County. c. M. Adams Trustee.) of ( Before Clear of Superior Court. T, A. Woods & Co. ) Trustees report for first quarter. Collected on firm accounts to date $ 21.18 Collected for stock when sold 457.50 Total “Fars. 6s Expense paid and to T. A. Wood ,to date $198.96 Balance on hands with old accounts $ 279.72 — ~ This the 2Ith, day of June I9I6. CIs Ganz Assignee. J . # a ented ¥ buy wn Ae Ahir nw, THs yr oe on hy > 197 C S90. Gwis ' nyt CFC, North Carolina. Ipedell County. C. M. Adams , Trustee.: Of ; Cleark. of Superior 3 Court. T. A. Woods & Co. ; ~ ? Trustees report for seccond quarter. Collected on firm accounts to date 21.188 Collected for stock when sold . 50 Total $ . Paid T. A. Woods to date $366.17 Balance on hahd with old accounts. $ 112.51 This the Ist day of Sept/ I916. < WY Cette tag Assignee. Bebe Leas Ar? Dore 2 Afi ie Ble SRE) (UC. JQ > toy vues, Sit CAL North Carolina, Iredell County. C. M. Ada,s Trustee. { ’ OF. Before Cleark of Superiocr , T. A. Woods & Co. Court. we we we we Wwe Trustees Report. for the third quarter. af 5, 7 ie Collected, to date’ of accounts/ : ; 21.18 Collected for stock when sold 457.50 Total Paid T. A. Woods. Balance on hands with old accounts. This the 2nd of Jan I9IT7. i. Au, G ins a) Assignee. Nha bad Ce? Arwerree Fe Apr, a, =. 10, (20> vit eke T. A. WOOD & CO. No. ) Dry Goods, Groceries and Produce Stare sviLie.N.C. Y4— SF 1916 | Pay TO THE ORDER OF euler + *¥ 00 DoLLaRsS T. A. WOOD & CO. ro THE FIRST NarioNAt BANK | 2 — J. Z Wome STATESVILLE, N.G. enae. s. mice Statesville, N. C. ef? M i Uf UWoov/ ee | BOUGHT OF SPECIALTIES: HOUSE MILLINERY MILLS & POSTON | cvvanissnes SILKS RIBBONS DRY GOODS TRUNKS AND VALISES STRAW GOODS NOTIONS, SHOES, ROYAL MUSLIN UNDERWEAR UMBRELLAS Prompt Parment lc Your Beat Acoet STATEMENT Mime = ee. 191 IN ACCOUNT WITH THE STAR MILLING CO. MANUFACTURERS OF igh Grade Flour, Meal and Feed IREDELL TELEPHONE 457 OUR TERMS ARE STRICTLY CASH ig TO eaanc\® /, Z 4 TO MDSE. ‘nth ada LLg PAST OUE SUBJECT Oo SIGH OR Statesville, N. G. ify L wm M_t0 4 al i Yrok oy BOUGHT OF IREDELL FEED SIORE Cc. D. MOORE, PROPR. GRAIN, HAY AND MOLASSES FEEDS Statesville, N. C., 47 191 6 Pe aia J , i; Wa a Zee, 4, ro HOLLAND BROTHERS --. City Braymen and Bealers in af 7 Coal and Wand RESIDENCE 310 BLack a ee la 5- \oeeastenoaoer Statesville, N. C.__MAY ] = 494g _191__ In Account with 7. N. BROWN <sunis- HARNESS MANUFACTURER | ?253355% DEALER IN GUANOS TERms: ZRRORG, IF ANY, MUGT BE REPOCRTEO AT ONCE — — W. M. BARRINGER, President J.C. FOWLER, Vice President &.B. WATTS, Secretary & Treasurer Statesville, N. c. Wa =e 1916 wtia VA 0) sot) Qury / BOUGHT OF STATESVILLE GROCERY COMPANY INCORPORATED Wholesale Grocers and Produce Dealers Te Statement Rend Teo Mdse.per Inveice rere STATEMENT ~—This is any discrepancy, please notify appreciate payment. ORDINANCE SEC. 88—In all cases where rents are not paid within five days after bill is presented. the lights shall be cat off by the Superintendent TEST YOUR LIGHTS AFTER STORMS Please Report all Trouble with Lights Promptly to this Office SUBSTATION PHONE 93 CITY ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER DEPARTMENT J.D, COCHRANE, SUPERINTENDENT Mr. a7 Q, noel w- Gag) Statesville, N. CAPR 1 0 1916 191 oO For Electric Current Furnished in boc ae ge PY /2 aan 10cts. __. fe State of Meter to-day, cneensdevopunlreenee. 00 oi. State of Meter when last read, Total, . Difference, THE MINIMUM CHARGE IS 50 CENTS PER MONTH J THIS BILL IS PAYABLE AT OUR OFFICE IN ST. LOUIS SALESMEN HAVE NO AUTHORITY TO COLLECT Red Cross Company St. Zonis, Dec. 10, 1915, 191 OR 2 PER CENT OFF FOR TERMS,__ 69 __ DAYS ( @ald to T. A, Wood & Co., CASH IN TEN DAYS Statesville, N, Cc Bbls. B, B, Namoco 16 @ $0,75 * R. Grape * 16 @ 0.75 ® Orange e 16 8 0.75 Apricot ° JUN 1 - 1916 AS BOUGHT OF IREDELL FEED STORE C. D. MOORE, Proprietor GRAIN, HAY AND MOLASSES FEEDS J. KR. TWINE, W. E. TWINE, IR. TREASURER SSCRETARY Fish and Oyster Company, «= ae LESALE OYSTER PACKERS AND PLANTERS CATCHERS AND SHIPPERS OF FRESH FISH NOTTINGHAM & WRENN’S WHARF : NORFOLK, VAs March, 4, 1916. ' Caldwell, Atty, Statesville, Ne Ce ' egr Sir: i. Your name was given us by the Cashier of ‘the First National Bank of your City as we have a claim of $33.30 against T. A. Wood & Co., of Statesville, which we have been unable to collect. These people have stopped dealing with us, and we have sent them weekly statements and have writte covet time, but they seem to refuse to answer our letters, therefore we are obliged to place the account in your hands for collection. Kindly give thie your prompt attention and let u have an early report. Yours téuly, Southem Fish & Oyster Company, Ince, ¢ T. A. WOOD & CO. No. ] Dry Goods, Groceries and Produce > P.} S TATESVILLE,N.C. dete Vie 191% _ cs 66-1€5 Siren ses ORDER OF kag & bleh F-E&~ $ . T. A. WOOD & CO. to [HE Fikst NATIONAL BANK : me fy LA Vowel FOR ...8. 66-152 STATEGVILLE.N.G. Sot" SRE OF GEORGIA Ea COUNTY OF FULTON. before me LL Notary Public in and/for said County and State, personally appea who being by me duly of FRANK E. BLOCK COMPANY, a corporation incorporated by and under the laws "s State of Op doing business in Atlanta, of the County of Fulton, State of Georgia. That A. a of — of the County of Lah lh State of : owes one justly indebted to said FRANK E. BLOCK COMPANY, in the full sum o Se dollars, for goods, waresg and merchandise sold and delivered to a pecial instance and request; that the foregoing account is a just, true and strictly correct account of said indebtedness, showing items, and prices; that said demand remains due and unpaid, and has not been settled or paid by said A . or by any other person; that there are no just credits, offsets or counter claims against said demand, either in law or equity, and that said sum is now due, exclusive of any payment, set-off or usurious interest, and ~ that lawful interest is due thereon from ele, Sworn to and subscribed before me the day and <ytar‘ufote, HE CHARLM 3 CHAK Nc. OOS " H. TWITTY, Cashier State of Missouri Ss City of St. Louis | Gustav Thal being duly sworn ' upon his oath states that he together with _- Robert Thal are a co-partnership doing business under the firm style and name of. __——sCiRed «Cross Company — un 2 with. the principal offices of said firm in the City of St. Louis, State of Missouri. Affiant further states that said firm sold and de- livered to ___Te A-Wood & CO., _or__Statesville, WN. C, attheirspecial instance and request goods, wares and merchandise at certain times and prices as appears fromthe itemized state- ment of account, copied from the original books of entry of said Red Cross Company , herewith attached, marked "Exhibit A" and made a part of this affidavit; that said &ec- count and each item thereof is true and correct and that the articles were reasonably worth the value charged; that nothing has been paid upon said account except as credited thereon; neither has any security or satisfaction been received therefor; that said account has been credited with all off-sets, payments deductions, allowances and counter-claims to which said account is justly entitled and that the sum of $56.00 & Int.ic now due, unpaid, owing and payable to the said_ Red Cross Company all of which matters and things affiant ates are trye to his best knowledge, information and belief. OAS Subscribed and sworn to before me a Notary Public within and for the said City of St. Louis, Missouri this 504. day ot Nadad ; 19h My commission expires___ JULY 1, 1918, Notary Public, City of St. Louis, Missouri LAW OFFICES SHEPARD R. EVANS 12320 BOATMEN’S BANK BLDG. ST. LOUIS March 31, 1916. Mr, C.Monroe Adams *Room 20 Commercial Nat'l, Bk. Badg., Statesville, N. ©. Dear Sirt- Your letter of the 24th inst., was duly re- ceived relative to the claim of the Red Cross Co,, vs. T. A, Woods & Co., and in compliance with your request I am sending you herewith affidavit of the accountpro- perly acknowledged and trust same will serve your pur- pose and I would thank you to keep me informed of de- velopments and hope to receive a check for the proceeds in due time, Yours very truly, ‘AUDITOR'S STATEMENT MORRIS & COMPANY DEAR SIR: PACKERS AND PROVISIQNERS For the purpose of verification, below is a statement of your account on our books at this market at the close of business on above date. If correct, please sign form below and RETURN in enclosed stamped If incorrect, please give details on back of this statement. Yours truly, c.N. Auditor. envelope. MAY 2 Ditties PG. Mra rou THIS IS NOT A REQUEST FOR PAYMENT | 4 TO MDSE. 7 / / L T i DATE—Below are a few former payments. Please compare DATE and AMOUNTS. 1-/9-3/12/ L- F-42132 2-1S-1b1S9 THE LARGEST IN THE SOUTH. oa ; =a ee oe PROPRIF TORS OF THE KEN? 3H ATLANTA,GA. May 15, 1916. Mr. C. Monroe Adams, Atty. at Law, Statesville, N.C. Dear 8ir: T. A. WOOD & ®., ——_—_STATESVILIE, N.C. We are enclosing herew#bh, our account of $7.05, properly certified and ask that you kindly file same, and, at any time that there are funds fer distri- bution, have check for amount due us, mailed, Please acknowledge receipt. Yours very truly, WRANK &. BLOCK OO. STATE OF COUNTY OF .. Before me, , Notary Public in and for said County and State, whe, being by me sworn in due form of law, Sz ee: Me: te correctly copled from beoks of original entry of Piissai Fail Ss casidioclbe G. within the knowledge of the affiant, the charges were made in the anid books or about time of their respective dates; that the goods for which said charges were made, were sold and delivered as charged, that the charges are correct; and the account just and true, as stated; that said plaintiffs held ne security for said indebtedness, or any part thereof; that the whole of said sum of ___ ae oe nf. Dollars and. c Cents, with interest thereon from the 3d day of 2 a ee eee interest has been paid or in any manner settled, and that there are no deductions or offsets of any kind except such as are herein specified and credited. Gly SE ang. 4. ch, . Sworn to and subscribed before me this day of... Apnik av. fG Ju Geatimony Werrref, | have hereunto set my hand and seal the dey and year aforesaid, MOTARY FPYRLIC NEVER-FAIL SUSPENDER Co. MANUFACTURERS HIGH GRADE SUSPENDERS AND GARTERS GREENFIELD OHIO C. Monroe Adams, Statesville, N. Ce Dear Sir:- You will find enclosed affidavit of our claim against T. A. Wood and Company of your City. Kindly aclmowledge receipt of this and advise that it has been accepted and filed. Yours truly, NEVER-FAIL SUSPENDER CO, re UU firrrt April 5, 1916. Incs No. 5936 We Ship Goods in Good Order, After Which Same Are at Buper's Risk. Claims For Loss or Damage Should Be Made Immediately Upon Receipt of Goods T. A. Woods & Company, 10/30/15. Statesville, N. C. pousnt or NEVER-FAIL SUSPENDER CO. GREENFIELD, OHIO MANUFACTURERS OF NEVER-FAIL HIGH GRADE SUSPENDERS : THE SUSPENDER OF QUALITY 5 per cent. 10 dape ranus:| per cont. 30 dane Postage Not Subject to Discount Accounts Due and Unpaid are Subject to Sight Draft 6 Dozen NEVER-FAIL SUSPENDERS @ $425 $25.50 2 Dozen NEVER-FAIL JUNIORS @ $2.25 4.50 3 Doren HIGHLAND GARTERS @ $2.00 6.00/$36.00 Forwarded as per pour order thru Mail Pag Ne Money to Agents No Settlements Will Be Recegnimed Aa Valid Uniase Made Direct With the House BETTERTHAN THE TRADE DEMANDS If your hose are slipping down, Garter up. There’s a Highland in your town: Look it up. It has the service and the grace To hold your hosiery in place, And it matters not the pace You keep up. Those who wear the Highland Garter Brag it up. And the value in the barter Cheers ’em up. If you’re after recompense For your five and twenty cents, Then the Highland is immense. We back it up. MANUFACTURED BY NEVER-FAIL SUSPENDER CO. GREENFIELD, OHIO Cc. E. MORRIS President ARTHUR H. GAGER H. MORRIS TEAF WILLIAM F. HESSERT Vice Pres. and General Manager Secretary Treasurer Keystone— Main 3091 Bell -Market 2680 ‘Tavmore IAuoria © MASTER. CLOTHES U J of *-‘D *E -R. “S PHILADELPHIA, PA. 6383-35-37 ARCH STREET Mar. 28nd, 1916. Messre. t. A. Wood & Co., Statesville, WN. C. Gent iemen:= We nave written coaxed ana plead to get you to make settlement of tae vilis you owe us from lest year. So, we have requested Morrie « Kiroy, to issue their drart tor $49.68, wit instructions tnat if eame is not paid immediately, to sue before a local justice of Pence. It is toerefore important that draft oe paid, Or an immediate remittance made to us. Thanking you in advance, we are, Yours very TRAY WORE TA THE LARGEST IN THE SOUTH ia) , j | Hel ELLIOTT NEAR MITCHELL ST {ARLOTTE rk ‘GA t— e 191. In Account with i ; c. ' y } Eee ere ed Bee | eh + | Jo Mase. _| a Os ——$___4—_______ ne / i t ! =f " ~4 UNITED eT WE GUARANTEE OUR GOODS =a EQUAL TO THE BEST AND BETTER THAN MOST. ATLANTA CRACKERS REIDSVILLE, N. C., 4 - LZ 191¢ Midd 7 Z. Wrév Ae. Latah: prcle, IN ACCOUNT WITH J.H. & R.T. BURTON SMOKING 4*° CHEWING TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS OUR CUSTOM I5S TO RENDER STATEMENT AT THE BRGINNING OF EACH MONTH. PLEASE EXAMINE, AND IF NOT CORRECT, ADVISE US IMMEDIATELY. Invoice Time Due DAYS ao lovee a. leo nehe ? Above we hand you Statement of your account, If you tind this correct a prompt remittance is requested, If we do not receive your remittance by we will make draft on you for this amount, Your friends, J.H. & R. T. BURTON £.&0. B. REIDSVILLE, N. C., fo, 1912. ae Mid FS 2. Wrad¥Cw. Matiwytle FZ. (F: IN ACCOUNT WITH J.H. & R.T. BURTON SMOKING 4x2 CHEWING TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS OUR CUSTOM Is TO RENDER, STATEMENT AT THE BRGINNING OF EACH MONTH. PLEASE EXAMINE, AND IF NOT CORRECT, ADVISE US IMMEDIATELY, » Invoice Time a Due AXE. Gor. 20 Wd \inck RO SGS Above we hand you Statement of your account, If you tind this correct a prompt remittance is requested, If we do not receive your remittance by we will make draft on you for this amount, Your friends, J.H. & R. T. BURTON PICKENS, COX & CONDER LAWYERS Fieer 4 State Savings & Treet Belldiag INDIANAPOLI# 2° GENTLEMEN:—By this mail draft on you for $ 7 — ; in favor of : MERKLE-WILEY BROOM CO bi Sexwanded to the Paap ros +hear. Bank of _dietinlts, Y.-L, . We desire to ua of the same for, by the terms of the draft, if it is not promptly paid, the bank will hand to local attorneys who are instructed to enforce collection. Payment at beak of this draft upon presenta- tion will preserve your credit in the commercial world, and will save court costs, expenses and atten- dant annoyances. Yours respectfully, PICKENS, COX & CONDER. STATEMENT FRISCO CIDER COMPANY PRESSERS AND REFINERS OF FRUIT CIDERS AND PALMO La jst 2nd 2. ST. LOUIS, MO. 0A ¥ se Gos _ TO MDSE. Fame Cc V6 ‘ Dh 10 Vb : ze * eb G0916 Leer K 29S 7 + AL tT SUN | —__WHEN-WREFING, _——- ehictcceaccctags v= hahah | ‘ -_+- “a IF WE DO NOT HEAR FROM YOU WITHIN 7 DAYS, THE ABOVE ACCOUNT WILL BE SUBJECT TO SIGHT DRAFT. REMIT BY MONEY OR BANK DRAFT PAYABLE AT PAR IN NEW YORK, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY OR ST. LOUIS. if rliuly 0 FRISCO CIDER CO. Oscar T. MERKLE, Paest JNO.L. MERKLE, Treas Cnas. S. BROWN, Secy CAPACITY 1879 SITUATED IN THE 10.000 BROOMS DAILY . me is WORLO'S LARGEST BROOM CORN FIELDS. Statesvil’e,N C. Dear Sir:- You must have some good reason for not replying to the several letters we have written you about your account of - 10-4-15 ¢ 7.00 balance | Wont you tell us WHY you haven’t answered? If we don’t hear from you, we will be obliged to send this account to an attorney for collection on Avr. 5th but we hope you will not force us to do so, ‘ We believe you are willing and able to pay this account but have simply overlooked the same, and we hope that you will remit us before above date so as to preserve your credit in the commercial world, Hoping to receive with your remittance an‘ordér for more of our superior brooms which we will ship subjeot to your approval on arrival, we remain Very truly yours, Merkle-Wiley Broom Co. ab aus yey CE L/ Pres. Ss YOU Certainly cannot afford to force us to send this small me valance to an attorney for collecti:n go will expect to receive your remittance by the above d=te. STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT Walkertown, N. C. APR } 4 VaR I9t ° oe ro N. D. SULLIVAN CO. vv MANUFACTURERS OF FINE PLUG TOBACCO To amount as per bi | | | i | | | | DEAR SIR: | | We berewith hand you Statement of Account. ‘This is a demand for vente | bills only, for which we hope to have prompt remittance. |1f amy discrepency exists, please report at once. All accounts not promptly paid when due wih be drawn for dt sight. Yours truly, | . N. 2. SULLIVAN \CO. | en ER wri SFFIDAVIT OF ACCOUNT. = State of Missouri, City of St. Louis. PERSONALLY APPEARED BEFORE ME, Chris. H.. Knackstedt, a Notary Public of the State and City aforesaid, . ae ¥. Morehead, s: tee Whieypeing duly sworn, deposes and says that he is a member of the copartnership firm known as the .. Frieco Cider Co, carrying on business at the City of St. Louis in the State of Missouri; and that the attached statement of account is true; that the debt is just, that the sum of C Otnin 7% Dollars is due and owing by J Pierre» & of Wileenvilr to said _ Frisco Cider Ca. | qnd remains unpaid, and that there WS are no just discounts, off-sets, credits or counter claims against said demand, either in law or equity ; and that said sum is now due, exclusive of any payment, set-off or usurious interest, and that lawful interest is due thereon from FH Popehac.. Be ao da Sworn to and subscribed before me, this “My Term Cxpiros Jaa. 10th (917° Notary Public for the City of St. Louis, Mi NOTICE: We carefully pack our goods your elai and deliver them in first-class condition to the transport Compan If you find any breakage make AGAINST THE RAILROAD COMPANY, as we ship everything at PURCHASER'S. RISK. ST. LOUIS, MO.___2/10/16, — T, a. Wood & Co. Statesville, Bourtot FRISCO CIDER CO. : Manufacturers of the Famous SUNSET BRAND OF CIDER AND PALMO TERMS: 60 Days net [subject to sight draft, } Salesman 3% discount if remitted within 30 days from date of shipment Shipped via 3 doz. bottles apvnle palmo 3 . "blackberry " (Copy of original invoice) PAY NO MONEY TO ANY OF OUR SALESMEN All claims must be made on receipt of goods otherwise no claims ill be allowed, No agreement with agents at variance with terms of this invoice will be allowed. CAUTION :— Cider in wood must be given vent by gimlet hole during warm weather and after relieving the pres- sure, the keg should be replugged ; would suggest this being done every few days. Bottled goods should always be kept lying on side so that corks will nut become dry. * We carefully pack our goods and deliver them in first-class condition to the trans: Com) If find bi mak NOTI CE: your claim AGAINST THE RAILROAD COMPANY, as we ship everything at PURCHASER'S. RISK. es er : ST. LOUIS, MO.___10/15/15. ae T, a, “ood & Co ___ Statesville, N. Boughtof FRISCO CIDER CO., Manufacturers of the Famous SUNSET BRAND OF CIDER AND PALMO TERMS: | 90 Deve net Loubject to sight draft, | Salesman | 3% discount if remitted within 45 days from date of shipment. Shipped via 16 Gal. apple Cider e 75¢ a gal. “ " ee " “ 16 " Blackberry (Copy of original invoice) PAY NO MONEY TO ANY OF OUR SALESMEN All claims must be made on receipt of goods otherwise no claims |will be allowed, No agreement with agents at variance with terms of this invoice will be allowed. CAUTION :— Cider in wood must be given vent by gimlet hole during warm weather and after|relieving the pres- sure, the keg should be replugged ; would suggest this being done every few days. — goods should always be kept lying on side so that corks will nut become dry. We carefully pack our goods and deliver them in first-class condition to the transport Company. if find breakage mak NOTICE: your claim AGAINST THE RAILROAD COMPANY, as we ship everything ac PURCHASER’S RISK. ou ire 7 ST. LOUIS, MO.___9/30/15. M____ si. A. Wood & Co., Statesville, a Bousttof FRISCO CIDER CO. Manufacturers of the Famous SUNSET BRAND OF CIDER AND PALMO TERMS: ( 90 Days net [subject to sight draft, | Salesman " ) 8% discount if remitted within 45 — davs from date of shipment. Shipped via " 6 doz. bottles blackberry cider 6 : - apple ” (cory OF OXi1GINaL INVOICE) PAY NO MONEY TO ANY OF OUR SALESMEN All claims must be made on receipt of goods otherwise no claims 5 will be allowed. No agreement with agents at variance with terms of this invoice will be allowed. CAUTION :— Cider in wood must be given vent by gimlet hole during warm weatheriand after relieving the pres- suré, the keg should be seobenant | would suggest this being done every few qeye. tied goods should always be kept lying on side so that corks will nut become dry. pos oy Preble on. Ngenn STATEMENT FRISCO CIDER COMPANY PRESSERS AND REFINERS OF FRUIT CIDERS AND PALMO ae 1 OUTH 2nd ST ee LOUIS, MO. ia —— ff (Zi. «CLAIM Bo. 29S7: | ARMAS maduiTIGS CLR) NOMIBER WHEN WRITING, IF WE DO NOT HEAR FROM YOU WITHIN 7 DAYS, THE ABOVE ACCOUNT WILL BE SUBJECT TO SIGHT DRAFT. REMIT BY MONEY OR BANK DRAFT PAYABLE AT PAR IN MEW YORK, CHICAGO, KANSAS CITY OR ST. LOUts, FRISCO CIDER CO. AFFIDAVIT OF ACCOUNT. State of Missouri, City of St. Louis. PERSONALLY APPEARED BEFORE ME, Chris..W.. Knackstedt.,. a Notary Public of the State and City aforesaid, Pe W. Morehead, ss who being duly sworn, deposes and says that he is a member of the copartnership firm known an the Frisco Cider Ce... ate composed of himself & J. F. Merehead, carrying On business at the City of St. Louis in the State of Missouri; and that the attached statement of account is true; that the debt is just, that the sum of 2 a vr 4 “Dollars is due and owing by ae ieee & to said _ Frisco Cider Co. canon and remains unpaid, and that there are no just discounts, off-sets, credits or counter claims against said demand, either in law or equity ; and that said sum is now due, exclusive of any payment, set-off or usurious interest, and that lawful interest is due thereon from Sworn to and subscribed before me, this Ifes Jan. 10th 1917 Notary Public for the City of St. Louis, Missouri. NOTIC * We carefully pack our . s and deliver them in first-class condition to the transport Company. If you find any breakage make your claim AGAINST THE RAILROAD COMPANY, as we ship everything at PURCHASER'S RISK. 7 ST. LOUIS, MO. <<z so fl o~ ae oe swt FRISCO CIDER CO, | Manufacturers of the Famous SUNSET BRAND OF CIDER AND PALMO Yd Days net [subject to sight draft, } Salesman | 3% discount if remitted within SS days from date of shipment Shipped via /2. Ly GoD, aeatn. TERMS: @ 4 Cy of mig tones, PAY NO MONEY TO ANY OF OUR SALESMEN All claims must be made on receipt of goods otherwise no claims Will be allowed. No agreement with agents at variance with terms of this invoice will be allowed. CAUTION :— Cider in wood must be gifen vent by gimlet hole during warm weather and after relieving the pres- sure, the keg should be replugged ; would suggest this being done every few days. Bottled goods should always be kept lying on side so that corks will nut become dry. * We carefully pack our goods and deliver them in first-class condition to the transport Company. If you find breakage mak NOTICE: your claim AGAINST THE RAILROAD COMPANY, as we ship everything at PURCHASER'S RISK. ne v ; SZ sliding ST. LOUIS, MO. OCICS - DLhte2e 72 Boughtof FRISCO CIDER CO.,, Manufacturers of the Famous SUNSET BRAND OF CIDER AND PALMO TERMS: | ME Days net [subject to sight draft, } : Salesman : 3% discount if remitted withing 5~ days from date of shipment. Shipped via 2/674) higys ALK cy ; 75728 \ iy fg aoe PAY NO MONEY TO ANY OF OUR SALESMEN All claims must be made on receipt of goods otherwise no claims will be allowed. No agreement with agents at variance with terms of this invoice will be allowed. CAUTION :— Cider in wood must be giten vent by gimlet hole during warm weather and after relieving the pres- sure, the keg should be replugged ; would suggest this being done every few days. Bottled goods should always be kept lying on side so that corks will nut become dry. NOTICE: We carefully pack our good s and deliver them in first-class condition to the transport Company. If you find breakage ak your claim AGAINST THE RAILROAD COMPANY, as we ship everything at PURCHASER'S RISK. oe os M i VA. Five OO ST. see? MO.___-7 9776 <Llit- sesso! FRISCO CIDER CO, Manufacturers of the Famous Z, SUNSET BRAND OF CIDER AND PALMO : Days net [subject to sight draft, | Salesman 3% discount if remitted within _Z, days from date of shipment. Shipped via TERMS: O04. Qattt, Bln @ shot, a & Cy aay eae PAY NO MONEY TO ANY OF OUR SALESMEN All claims must be made on receipt of goods otherwise no claims will be allowed. No agreement with agents at variance with terms of this invoice will be allowed, CAUTION :— Cider in wood must be given vent by gimlet hole during warm weather and after relieving the pres- sure, the keg should be replugged ; would suggest this being done every few days. Bottied goods should always be kept lying on side so that corks will nut become dry. W. FE. TWINE, Jr. eet pameoe SECRETARY & TREAS. PRESIDENT Southern Fish and Oyster CCompany, wu. WHOLESALE OYSTER PACKERS AND PLANTERS CATCHERS AND SHIPPERS OF LONG DISTANCE AND 3496 FRESH FISH LOCAL PHONE . - - NOTTINGHAM & WRENN’'S WHARF NORFOLK, VA., Mare 31, 1916. Caldwell & Caldwell, Attys., Btatesville, We. Ce. Gentlemen: We are inclosing you a sworn statement as per your lust letter in regard to the account against T. A. Ward & Co-, of Statesville, Ne Ce These papers would have been attended to sooner, but the party who has been attending to these matters has been sick. Hoping you will secure settlemend at an early date, and awaiting your reply, we are Yours truly, Southern Fish © Oyster Company, Inc., State of Virginia, City of Norfolk, to-wit: Thies day personally appeared befere me Robert P. Ingram, a Notary Public, for the State and City aforesaid, J.x. Twine, who being duly sworn make eath and Says that he is President of the Southern Fish & Oyster Co. ine., and as such, familliar with the beoks and secounts ef the said Corporation and that the account herete attached is a correct and true one and not subject te any credits or set-off to the best of his knowledge and belief, Subscribed and sworn te before me this Thirty First day ef March,Bineteen hundred and sixteen. Givem under my hand My commission 6:,iree Apsit th, 1919, _ STATEMENT Southern Fish & ( h & Oyster Co,, tne. OYSTER PACKERS Al! AND PLANTERS CATCHERS AND SHIPPERS OF FRESH FISH NOTTINGHAM & WRENN’S WHARF Norfolk, Va. ie 1&4 1916 191 La gedl » the ee PAY NO BILLS TO a. | To Mdse. as per Statement rend. ed | tl ¥_| To Mase. as per Bill pend. SIO £ : ¢y o, Lk Z\ Fa Lk a o| 4t Ls @ £7 4\3 2 27 F12 2 i VFA geet | 2 si 0 e A\e o Z GS Se Lb Dis a veo { L\F 0 “3 VAL JO iso 3 te a\oVv 7 e— _ STATEMENT Southern Fish & Oyster Co., tn. WHOLESALE OYSTER PACKERS AND PLANTERS CATCHERS AND SHIPPERS OF FRESH FISH NOTTINGHAM & WRENN’S WHARF MAG 2 4 10} Norfolk, Va., - = 1916 191 Ct ee Leh ae PAY NO BILLS TO AGENTS, EXCEPT UPON WRITTEN AUTHORITY OVER OUR SIGRATURE l | To Mdse. as per Statement rend. To Mdse. as per Bill rend. Ke he Ky Ry 1K VS ISM EHR STATEMENT Southern Fish & Oyster Co.,t0. WHOLESALE OYSTER PACKERS AND PLANTERS CATCHERS AND SHIPPERS OF FRESH FISH NOTTINGHAM & WRENN'S, WHARF w i430 Norfolk, Va.,_ 191 24-Hted Cn ) PAY MO BILLS TO AGENTS, EXCEPT UPON WRITTEN AUTHORITY OVER OUR SIGNATURE ) SS eZee | To Mdse. as per Statement rend. LER -4 @ Lo 2 STATEMENT Southern Fish & Oyster Co., ts. WHOLESALE OYSTER PACKERS AND PLANTERS CATCHERS AND SHIPPERS OF FRESH FISH NOTTINGHAM & WRENN’S WHARF ~ Norfolk, Va.,_" = 110 193 PY A Lo, idatiown lle ane ee teh PAY #O BILLS TO EXCEPT UPON WRITTEN AUTHORITY OVER OUR SIGNATURE To Mdse. as per Statement rend. v/)-| To Mdse. as per Bill rend. : bes iv / Z\d 6 AY, sro Lf) Le 0 va Ol\fZ2 Zi Ye o | 4? ¥yvo Cf F109 O ik Sig 0 ] e tesa ws [SF IS he > S } : STATEM ASSENT Southern Fish & Oyster Co.,t«. WHOLESALE OYSTER PACKERS AND PLANTERS CATCHERS AND SHIPPERS OF FRESH FISH NOTTINGHAM & WRENN’S WHARF [ho ® Norfolk, Va.,_ <= 1976 191 sinenk silt eae To Mdse. as per Statement rend. S25 | phy. Shor oillrend {13 0 3 € Gl o g 213 6 LY | wee /@/p 72 SIAC}, —J ——_ [-— 20) s~ o34|° eee 8 a aS2.: Receiver 1916 + yee «¢ 3-1§- 13-1M. oe SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. our Superior Court, at a Court to be held for the County t. prAtc£E at the Court House in SL Baath: on the sth Monday aée@ the. ace. Monday of 4 Ain the same being the Ankeny of econ arse EGIL", and answer the complaint, a copy of which will be deposited in the office of the Oferk of the Superior Court for said County, within the first three days of said Term, and let said Defendant take notice if ack teey fail to answer to the said complaint within that time, the plaintiff-...will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Hereof fail not, and of this summons make due retitfii. wil <t Given under my hand and seal of said Court, this... ’ ’ Clerk of Su em em em We acknowledge ourselves bound unto the Defendant in this action, in the sum of... Zeer. AA AL PCARAPE Dollars, to be void, however, if the Plaintiffs.R.WAS Peaae Qach.atttrd..shall pay the Defendant cost as the Defendant may recover of the Plaintiff.¢...in this action. Witness our hands and seals, this. pitch. eae day of... +9 Retete...... ionoioraaifitve Idk 191... GQ Mase over and above his debts, liabilitfes and property exempt from executions. Sworn to and subscribed before me thir. «~*~ & s . 4 Term, 191. Plaintiff's Attorney. AGAINST SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. of the Superior Court of Returnable to 7 1 : * North Carolina, In Superior Court, Ireiell County. August Term, 1915. Re W. Pou, C. MBM. Gillian, L. O- Chester, W. L.- Chester, J. S.- Fraley, D. A. White, : $ A. F. Hendley, C. F. Shepherd, W. S. Clendenin, W. W. Bobbitt; $ COMPLAINT. C. W. Thompson, and all other : stockholders and creditors who may come in and make them-: selves party plaintiffs, versus Elmwood Verchantile Company. The plaintiffs petitioning the court, complain of the defendant and allege: First: That the defendant company is 2 corporation duly chartered and organized under the laws of North Carolina, with its principal place of business in the Town of Elmwood, Sta of North Carolina, in Iredell County. Secondy That the plaintiffs above named are stockholders in the defendant company, and collectively own the majority of the stock therein. Third: That the stockholders in said company, and the number of shares held by each, are as follows, to wit: R. W. Pou 25, C. M. Gillian 5, L. 0. Chester 10, W. L. Chester 19, J. S. Fraley 19, D- A. White 10, A. F. Hendley 10, C. F. Shepherd 3, W. S. Clendinin 2, W. WY. Bobbitt 5, C. V. Thompson 10 share respectively, each of the par value of Ten Dollars, making 1 total of One Hundred shares, which represent the original capital stock subscribed and caid in of One Thousand Dollars. Fourth: That since the 3rd day of Warch, 1914, the defendant company has been, and is now, engaged in general merchandise business .,. ne ae in the aforesaid Town of Elmwood, State of North Carolina, carrying a@ general stock of dry goods, groceries, hardware, grain, and other' merchandise incident to its bhsiness; that the capital of the company has been inadquate for the successful conduct of its business and by reason thereof the officers of the company were forced to borrow mon- ey to supply the deficiency, meets its obligations and the demands of the trade. Fifth: That the Company has been at great expense in operating ints business by store rent, clerk hire, taxes, insurance, interest on borrowed money and deferred obligations for purchase of merchandise, more than its capital and volume of business would justify: that during the life of its business existence and eareer it has not been successful, nor its business profitable, but on the contrary, its capital has diminished and its obligations increased; that its credit is so impaired that at present it is unable to borrow money from banks or other sources on its own credit to enable it to carry on ite business. Sixth: That the assets of the Company consist of a stock of merchandise, furnishings, groceries, and other articles of merchandise incident to its business, store accounts, office fixtures etc. of the norinal value of about Four Thousand two hundred Dollars, while its liabilities will aggregate approximately Three Thousand Dollars; that owing to ite present financial condition, its business operations will have to be suspended, as the iefendant Company is in imminent danger of insolvency, and to continue to operate its tusiness would be unjust to ite creditors, and entail further loss to its stockholders; that at this time its creditors are bringing suit and threatening to bring suit against the defendant Company for the collection of amounts due them, which the defendant Company is unable to pay, and that to do so would work a hardship and injustice to the rerainder of its creditors. Severe: That the plaintiffs are advised and believe and so allege, that the interest of the creditors.and stockholders of the defendant, ha the Elmwood Merchantile Company, demands the dissolution of said corporation, and the appointment of a receiver to take charge of the estate ani effects, collects the debts, reduce its assets to cash and disburse the same to creditors under the orders of Court as pro- vided by law. | Eighth: Thit summons has been issued in this cause ind notice of the application for the appointment of a receiver given to the defendant Company. Wherefore the plaintiffs ask that the defendant corporation be dissolved, and receivers be appointed to take charge of the estate, collect and reduce its assets to cash, and distritute the same under the orders of the Court, and for such other and further relief as they may be ontitled to, and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Attorney-for plaintiffs. being sworn, deposes and says that the forgoing complaint 7 true of his own knowledge, except those matters and things stated on information ani belief, and as to those Asi Mudkby Swotn and subscribed to before 7 clerk. he believes it to be true. me this the day of June, 1915. Mnhbertuhy OL * North Carolina, In Superior Court, Iredell County, | August Term, 1915. R. We. Pou, C. M. Gillian, Le O. Chester, W. Le. Chester, J. S&S. Fraley, De. A. White, A. F. Hendley, C. F. Shepherd, W. S. Clendenin, W. W. Bobbitt NOTIC Ee C. W. Thompson, and all other stockholders and creditors who may core in and make them- selves party plaintiffs, versus ** «6 #6 ©6 ©6© 66 ©© #2 #8 ©© @6 6 Se 66 #6 ©8 28 ©8 @6 ©8 28 Elmwood Merchantile Company. To the Defendant, Elmwood Merchantile Company. You will take notice that the tndersigned stockholders of the Elmwood Merchantile Company will apply to His Honor B. F. Long, Resident Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial District, at Statesville, N.C. on Saturday, the 5th day of June, 1915, at 10 o'clock for the appoint- ment of a receiver for the defendant company, when and where you can appear and show cause, if any you have, why said receiver shoudd not be appointed for the defendant company. Asx fos hy Service of the above notice,.accepted, and time of This the 4th day of June, 1915. notice is waived. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. August Term, 1915. R. Pou, C. Me Gillian, Le Chester, W. Le. Chester, Je Fraley, D. A- White, ee ee ee 46 @¢ @¢ 46 A. Hendley, C. F. Shepherd, W. Clendenin, W. W. Bobbitts ORD™R APPOINTING TEMPORARY $ RECTIVER. C. W. Thompson, and all other stockholders and creditors who may come in and make them- selves party plaintiffs, versus Elmwood Merchantile Company. : $ $ : : : ; This cause coming on to be heard upon the petition of the plaintiffs in behalf of themselves and all other stockholders and oreditors, and it appearing to the Court that the defendant, the Elmwood Verchantile Company, is in imminent danger of insolvency, if not in fact insolvent, and notice having been served on the defend- ant, of the plaintiffs' anplication for the appointment of receivers; It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the defendant corporation be and the same is hereby dissolved, and that LF Mafeory be and he is hereby appointed temporary-bheceiver for the Elmwood Merchantile Company, who will take charge of the estate and effects thereof, and collect the debts and property due and belonging to said corporation, with power to pros- ecute and defend in the name of the corporation or otherwise, all suite necessary or proper for the purpose aforesaid, and to appoint an agent or agente under them, and to do all other acts which might be done by defendant corporatiény that may be necessary ye the final settlement of its unfinished business, that the said BL lho bon, before entering upon his duties as aforesaid, shall enter into a bond in the sum of Dollars, pay- able to the defendant for the faithful eee ee e the duties of his office as receiver tee, OOO of this ripe shall »b served upon the Aetondant company and notice given to it to appear before Aron Judge of the Suverior Court holding the Courts in the Fifteenth Judicial District, on the L$. day of June, at 1@ o'clock, A. M. at NMLLAMLLS » N. C., and show cause, if any it has, why said receiver shall not be continued until the final settlement of its business. Notice shall be given to all stockholders and creditors of said defendant Company as re by shifemad law, and this cause shall be retained for orders. shifeaad | spfeanae Icke i, A tL (ae GB i 5 “- —_ — ee et oo os al STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IREDELL COUNTY, AUGUST TERM, 1915, — hee oe ae OP le We Oe om Cn Sbes ee eee ao eo eD —— ee mm my ae a R. W. PUGH, C. M. GILLIAM L. 0, CHESTER, W. L. CHESTER, J. 8. FRALBY, D. A. WHITE A. Fs HENDLEY, C. F. SHEPPARD, W. 8. CLENDENNIN, W. W. BOBBITT, C. W. THOMPSON, AND ALL OTHER STOCKHOLDERS AND CREDITORS WHO MAY . INTERPLEA, COME IN, AND MAKE THEMSELVES PARTY PLAINTIFFS, vB BLMWOOD MERCANTILE CO, A nd now comes Southern Cotten Oil Company, and fer Interplea in the above entitled case says; 1 “That it is a corporation duly incerporated uneor ‘the laoe of the State of New Jersey, with its pranecipal place of business within the State of sorth Uarolina at Charlotte, That on the day of it executed a contract with the Elmwood Msfeghtile Uo,,/by the terms of which the said Elmwoud Mercantilé vo, became its sellig agent® tor fertilizers at Elmwood, HN. C, and its vicinity,- a copy of which contract is herewith atiacned, marked Bunidit" a> Pursuant to such contract, the Southern votton vil Co, consigned 40th -tetendant fertilizers as appears in an itemized statement herewith atiached, marked Exhivit’ \ 111 That the Elmwood Mercantile Co, received and accepted saic fertilizers pursuant to the contract sxhibit®a® and sas disposes—or ali of the said fertilizers except fifteen bags of Kainit, which this interpleader is advised and velieves is now in the warehouse of the said Elmwood mercantile vO, at Elmwood, Ne. Ceo lV That as this interpleader is informed and believes and s0 alleges, a great part of its fertilizers consigned to the defendant, as its agentg, ror the purpose of sale, has veen s0ld on credit, and that there now appears upon the books of the said Elmwood Mercantile Co, accounts receivable, as well as bills receivable, which were created from the sale of its fertilizers, That pursuant to said contract Exhibit “A” the said fertilizers on hand consistingof fifteen bags of Kainit, together with the accounts and ovilis receivable arising from the sale of its fertilizers,is the property of this interpleader and that neither the Elmwood Mercantile vUo,., nor its receiver has any title to the said fifteen vags of Kainit and the accounts and vills receivable created from the sale of the fertilisers consigned to it, pursuant to contract Exhibit “%* but that this interpleader is the owner and entitled to tne immediate posession of said Kainit and also of the said accounts ahd bilis receivable, Vv That demand has been made upon the receivér for the said fifteen bags of nsainit, and he nas veen requested to deliver same to this interpleader, but that he has failed and neglected to comply with the demand, but is zetaaning said Kainit, claiming that same is the property of the Elmwood Mercantile Co, vi That as this interpleader is informed and believes, the accounts and bills receivable, arising from the sale of the fertilizers consigned to the E]mwood mercantile Co,, can be readily identified from the books of the Elmwood Mercantile Co,; that said accounts and oills receivable are owing from its customers, and that same can be separated irom the other accounts and bilis receivable upon an inspection of tne books now in the possession of the receiver of the Elmwooa Mercantile Company: WHEREFORE this interpleader prays judgment, (1) That it be decreed to be the owner and entitled to the immediate posession of the fifteen vags of Kainit, now in the possession of the receiver of the Elmwood Mercantile C0. (2) That an accounting be had with said receiver, und that this interpleader be decreed to ve the owner of all accounts and bilis receivable, which can be identified as uaving arisen from the sale of the fertilizers consigned by it to the Elmwood Mercantile UO,., pursuant to the contract, Exhibit? # (3) For costs and for such other and further relief as may be just and righte Attorneys for erpieader, being duly sworn, deposes and says Aeact t he is Division mana f the southern votton Oil CoO,., una an agent thereof; and is duly authorized to make this verifi~ cation; that he has read tne foregoing interplea und snows the contents thereofg that the same istmue of his own kpowledge except as to matters therein sted upon information ana velief, ° f# tru@se and as to such matters ne vgti % 4 1) Subscribed and sworn to before Chas the cs of August, A. D. 1915, ‘My Commission Expires Feb. 10, 1916 | wn + Ww NJ s 6a ae ir fw : et Customer." . sensoh the Customer, during the ensuing following, and payable at the prices : To furnish to the Customer, named amounts and kin aceon ts ——- parton if Paid | ae Below He cementless hay ee o a ANaLysss atthe a a aL oe 384; i . ps a anderatood (hat the Com to, the Customer any 4 seth will pot m aa i ait is 23; Hi fue) ae ail ite Hiss i al eal eels air eald Customer, ted by « to bare Poet ake ciency. made oF ie Pt ee ul culture, by its agent. of any ovher a . this con State Chemist Aari em eee by the anrinn os ik an Hak fl ae ih Ee Ha tia vate HT ea ee Se ea ah aati lit a a - 6. 74,.AUD 8&-18-80,000 STATEMENT rn _____§Blmwood Mersantile Co, _— _ Elmwood, N.C, IN ACCOUNT WITH ’ THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL Co. MANUFACTURERS : COTTON SEED PRODUCTS HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS __ Davidson, MILL Terms Net Cash Se a ! | pert wn To 3- Tne - 8-4-4 isle Fert'z 30} | 2- 8-3-3" " 26 00 | 8-3-5 * 8-2-2 es | 8-2-2 ° 10 - 4 Acid & Pct. 10-2 ° " 16% Acid. Kainit. Nitrate of Soda ad Aoid| &Bdt.Less 5% Trade Diso't On $144.50 Amo.,Goads ® 5% * ° e 454.70 hoid) 16% 16f o . a5 Kai : itebt. 40 ¢ _ ia 56.89 Pea Le eee! $2, 1400 per “ton on “19-tons Amo. Goods tol — iso * Ps - © <Aoid & Pot. e+ 350 " © ©& @ * Acid 16%, ~ ——— a OLE I EO A OT OEE — AT AE RE Re ET am a ee ’ North Carolina, 2 In Superior Court, Iredell Gounty. ae Mugust Term, 1915. Re We Pou, O- Me Gillian, and others, versus : ’ : t 1 Elmwood Merchantile Company. Whereas , His Honor, B. F. Long, Resident Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial District, has appointed D. F. Mayberry temporary receiver of the defendant corporation, the Elmwood Merchantile Company, and required bong before entering upon his duties in the sum of Three Thousand Dollar: Now therefore, we,the undersigned, acknowledge ourselves indebted to the defendant in the sum of Three Thousand Dollars, con- ditioned upon the faithful discharge of the duties of the office aforesaid, receiver, by collecting 1nd preserving tho estate of said defendant, and disbursing the funds therein as required by law and the ordere of the court. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seale this the ‘th day of June, 1915. North Carolina, In the suverior Court, Iredell County. August Term, 1915. R. We. Pou, and others, vs REPORT OF RECEIVER. ) Elmwood Mercantile Company. To Hon. Henry P. Lane, Judge Presiding in the Fifteenth Judicial District. The undersigned, as Receiver of the Elmwood "ercantile Company, respectfully reports as follows, to wit: That he has received bids for the sale and purchase of the stock of goods belonging to the said Elmwood Mercantile Company, and that said bids range from 25 cents to 57 cents on the dollar, ind that 3.'S. Fraley became the highest bidder for said stock as inventoried by this Receiver, in the sum of 57 cents on the dollar; that in pur- suance of said bid, the undersigned Receiver has entered into the fol- lowing contract of sale with the said J. S. Fraley, to wit: that in consideration of the conveyance and transfer of the said stock, the agrees to pay said J. S. Fraley,the sum of 57 cents on the dollar for said stock, om terms as follows, one third of said purchase price to be paid on con- firmation of sale, one third in forty five days, and one third on the let day of November, 1915, deferred payments bearing interest at 6 per cent, said balance of purchase price to be secured by negotiable note. That the undersigned Receiver is of the opinion that the above price is a fair and just one, and that gaid contract of sale is to the best interest of all parties concerned in the above entitled action; Wherefore he recommends that said said offer be accepted, and gaid contract be confirmed and approved. This the 9th day of August, 1915. Receiver of the aplenty North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. August Term, 1915. R. W. Pou, and others, ) ) vs ) ) ) Elmwood Mercantile Co. This cause coming on to be heard before Hon. Henry P. Lane, Judge Presiding in the Fiftbenth Judicial District, and being heard upon the report filed by D. F. Mayberry, Receiver of the Elmwood Mercantile Company, and it appearing to the Court that the price offer- ed, and the contract of sale, for the stock of the said =lmwood lMer- cantile Company, is a fair and just one, and is to the best interest of all the parties interested in the above entitled action, the said contract of sale is hereby approved and confirmed, and it is hereby considered, ordered and adjudged that the said D. F. Mayberry, Receiver as aforesaid, upon the delivery to him of the note of J. S. Fraley with A. F. Hendley, R. W. Pou and D. A. White, as sureties thereon, for the amount of the deferred payments, as set forth in said report, tran- sfer and convey unto the said J. S. Fraley the stock of goods, and the fixtures pertaining to same, belonging to the said Ejmwood Mercantile Company. Said note to bear interest at the rate of six per cent until paid in full. This cause is retained for further orders. Thies the 12bhday of Oe aie Oa Judge ding. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. August,ferm, 1915. Re. We Pou, and others, ) ) va Report of Receiver. ) Elmwood Mercantile Co. D. F. Mayberry, Receiver of the Elmwood Mercantile Company, reports as follows: By stock of goods as per inventory, same being filed herewith, $1781.79. By open book account, 1381.09. By cash turned over, | 8.69. By accounts secured by mortgages and notes, 279.35. $3450.92. List of claims filed and allowed. : Preferred. J. S. Hendley, for clerk hire $25.00. Unpreferred. Dixie Mfg. Co. 39.00. Lay Whip Co. 25.21. V. Wallace & Sons, 265.20. Robert Hoge Shoe Co. 41.58. Lyerly Milling Co. 210.70. Cleavland 011 & Fert. Co. 111.35. Southern Cotton Oil Co. 433.11. Statesville Realty & Investment Co. 27.00. Myers Bowman Hat Co. 62.86. Beasley Shoe Co. 108.75. Je E. Sloop 51.95. Lazenby Montgomery Hwd. Co. 84.75. Iredell Hwd. Co. 143.71. “ae By amount brought foward, $3450.92. To amount brought foward, $1630.17. To Rice & Rutledge, 115.66. fo A. F. Hendley, 39.87. Statesville Coca Cola Oo. 15.90. Statesville Grocery Co. 131.73. Ballance Sullivan Co., 1.80. Simmons Hwd. Co. 148.34. Iredell Farmers Union Warehouse, . 18.20. Hamilton Brown Shoe Co-; 53.10. American Fertz. Co. less amount to be reailized on accounts assigned, 394.53. di. S. Fraley, Assignee of Armour Fertz. Co., less amount to be re- alized on accounts assirned, 613.60. $3072.70. $3072.70. $3450.92. To Fertilizer delivered to Southern Cotton O11 Co. $21.58. To Fertilizer delivered to American Fertz. Works. 163.95. ————_ $185.55 This the 9th day of August, 1915. Db. ge Pia Pattie Receiver of Elmwood Mercantile Co. h Oe oe Superior Court, Atgrunt Term, 1916, «RL W. Pon, C. M. Gillian, L. O. Chester, W.. L. Chester, J. S. Fraley, D. A. White, A. F. Hendiey. C. ¥. Shepherd, W. S. Clen- si ot W. W. Bobbitt, C. W. Thompson, and ae ener stockholders and ereditors who may and make themselves party plain- vs, Elmwood Mercantile Company. NOTICE--All ‘parties interested in the Fabave entitled action will hereby take no- tiee that whereas His Honor B. F. Long, Resident Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial Dis- trict, on the 5th day. of June, 1915, appoint. ed D. F. Mayberry temporary receiver for the defendant corporation, the Elmwood Mer- ‘cantile Company, that application will be made on the 19th day of June, at 10 o'clock, at, Statesville, N. C. before His Honor B. « Se, Resident Judge of: the Fifteenth Ju- Fy, BUR Attorhey’ for Plaintiits North Caroline, In Superior Court, Iredell County. August Term. R. W. Pou, et ala. vs. JUDGEMENT CONTINUING RECEIVER. ) Etmwood Mercantile Co. This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, B. F. Long, Resident Judge of the fifteenth Judicial District, at Chambers in Statesville, N. C., this the 19th day of June, 1915, and it appearing to the Court that notice was served on the defendant to appear before me at Statesville, N. C., on the 19th day of June, 1915, at 10 o'clock, to show cause, if any it has, why the temporary receiver heretofore appointed in the above entitled action, shall 1 not be ennnien:. ued. until final settlement of the business of said estate; and it further appearing to the Court that the deferdant company is insol- vent and that it is necessary to wind up its affairs, upon motion of the plaintiffs to continue the receiver until final settlement of said estate, and said motion not being resisted: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that D. F. Mayberry, heretofore appointed temporary receiver of the defendant, the Elmwood Mercantile Company, be, and he is hereby appointed permanent receiver, and will continue as such until final settlement of the business of said defendant company. And it is further ordered that said Receiver, D. F. Mayberry, shall give notice,by advertising in the"Landmark", a news- paper published in Statesville, N. C., for a period of thirty days, to the creditors of the defendant company, to present and make proof of their respective claims, and if any creditor shall fail to present and make proof of his claim within the said thirty days, then he shail be barred from participating in the distribution of the assets of said defendant Company. This cause is retained for further orders. DF hms Resident Judge. North Oarolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. August Term, 1915. R. W. Pou, and others, } 4 v3 | Order. Elmwood Mercantile Co. This cause coming on to be heard before Hon. Henry Pe Lane, Judge Presiding in the Fifteenth Judicial District, and being heard upon the motion of H. Burke, Esq-, 4t is thereS6re ordered and adjudged that D. F. Mayberry; Receiver of the Elmwood Mercantile Co. O-Jg —_-— retain out of the estate of said Company, the sum o Dollars for his services as rendered in said capacity; and it is fur- ther ordered and adjudged that safd Receiver pay out of said funds to H. Burke, Esq. for legal services rendered in the above entitled ao ° action, the sum HNC ——) Dollars. This the 9th day of August, 1915. State of North Carolina, In Supeirip r Court, Iredell County. Auguet Term, 1915, R.WE Pou, and others, ) vs ) Elmwood Mereantile ws This eause coming on to be heard upon the interplea filed by the Southern Cotton Lil Cg and it appearing to the Courtthat by the terms of the eontraect between the interpleader and the Elmwood Mereantile Company, that the interpleader is the owner of the unsold fertilizers on hand and now in he possession of the Reeeiver, and eon- sisting of 15 bags of Kainit, but that the eeounts and bills seseivable dese.ibea in the interplea eannot be identified; now therefore upon moBiom of Dorman Thompson, and Lois Swink, Attorneys for the Interpleads it is « nsidered, ordered and adjudged that the interpleader is the owner of, and entitled to the possession of the 15 bags of Kanit, and D. ¥F. Mayberry, Reeeiver, is direeted to deliver said Fertilizers to the interpleader, lr its agents, and reduee the amount 1f the claim filed by said interpleader in the amlunt of the eontraet priee of the Kainit so delivered, This the 4th day of August, 1915. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Tredell County. October Term, 1915. R. We. Pou, et als. ) ) vs ) ) ) Elmwood Mercantile Co. This cause coming on to be heard, and teing heard uvon the report filed by the Receiver annrointed by the court in the above entitled action, and it avpesring that said report is in proper form and is correct, it is therefore ordered and adjudred that said report be and it hereby ordered confirmed. And being further heard upon the motion of H. Burke, Attorney for the petitioners in the above entitled action, it is ordered ind adjudged that D. F. Mayterry retain out of the funds of the estate of the Elmwood Mercantile Co. the sum ph 22 Dollars aa scveteue as Receiver of same; ana that said D. F. Mayberry, Receiver, vay to H. Burke, Attorney for vetitioners, as aforessid, the sur oth $** Dollars @er legal services rendered in the above entitled action. This the 29th day of ee ae y, t a ers Judge hotties. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. October Term, 1915. Re. We Pou, et als. vs Report of Receiver. Elmwood Vercantile ( The Undersigned Receiver reports as follows: That since the report of the undersigned Receiver was made at the Qugust Term of Court for Iredell County, the following claims have been proved and allowed: To Indian Refining Co. 820,83. To Washington Whip Co. 419.82. That the following amounts have been paid in,and disbugded: Amount paid in $692.50 Amount disbursed 4152.14 $540.34 Amount on hand *aAan.%4 That some of the book accounts have been collected, but owing to the fact that many of the accounts are due by farmers, and their crops have not been disposed of, their accounts have not been settled. | 7 Receiver of “lmwood Yercantile Company. North ‘Carolina, In the Superior Court, Treiell County. January Terms 1918. R. J. Pou, and others, Report of: Receiver. ) ) vs «') ) ) Elmwood l‘ercantile CqQ.)’ The undersigned Receiver files report oas follows, to wit: List of claims filed ani allowei. Preferred. J. S. Fraley, Labor performed un»vreferred. Dixie fa. Co. Lay Whip Co. V. Wallace « Sons, Robert Hoge Shoe Co., Lyerly Villing Co., C€leaviand Oil *% Fertz. Co., Southern. Cotton. d11.0c., Statesville Realty Go., Yyers Bowman Hat Co., Beasley Shoe Co., Je Ee Sloop, Lazenby }ontgomery Hwd. Co.s Tredell Hwd. Co., Rice * Rutledge A. F. Hendley Stateaville Coca Cola Co., Statesville Grocery Co., Ballance Sullivan Co.» Simmons Hwd. Co-, Tredell Farrers Union, Hamilton Brown shoe Co., American FPertz. Co. less amount realized on accounts assigned, to wit. $114.30 J. S. Fraley, Assignee of Armour Fertz. Co. less «mount realized on accounts assigned, to wit: $373.39 Indian Refining.CQ-, Washington hip Co., D. VW. Ferry Co., Je . Yorrison Co., ° 39.90 35231 285.20 41.58 210.70 11].3% 433.11 27.90 198.75 51.95 84.75 145.71° 114,46 39.8? 15.90 131.73 1.80 148.34 18.30 83.10 190.23 240.22». 20,83 19.82 12.55 13.07 - $1074.74. > ~ ‘, The undprsimned Receiver ‘also report : that that . To cash on hand many of the accounts dub the Elmwood Vercantite Co. are snootice rabies and he. asks that he may te allowed to seil samp as provided pony 7 law, also that the Court order « distettution “bo be made of the. h- , om : aacots- of . the Shore Company pro rate amorit the above warmed oredi tors; ‘ ~~ t 7% 5 firat reserving an amount sufficient to pay all the expenses and the costs of the receivership. Receiver. North Carolina, 7 ect In the Suverior Court, Tredell County. ; January Term, 191A, R. W. Pou, and othere, ws Elmwood Vercantile Co. . This cause coming on to be heard before His Eonor @..S. Fer- pusel, Judge Presiding, and beine heard unon the revort of the receiver. appointed in the above entitled action, and it appearing that said o Receiver has funds in hand with which to make 2 distritution in part of the estate of the Rinwood Vercantile Co., it is therefore ordered and adjudged that the aaid Receiver rake 4 pro rata distrifution of the said funds among the ceeditors of the said Company. It is furkblher ordered and adjudged that the said Receiver sell all accounts due the said Elmwood 'ercantile Co. that he has been unable to collect, as provided for by law. It is further ordered and adjudged that the said Receiver “pay umto aon mien of ea pata Sen. dainbabeh bad: ons J services rendered to hhe Receiver in windings up the affairs of the said Elmwood Vercantile Co., and it is furthor ordered and adjudred : thattbhe said Receiver, D. F. “avbterry te allowed to retain out of the above bial tne sum of Z _ Dollars for services rendered as Receiver of the rzbove Company. This cause awaiting the further orders of the Court. 2 Judge Presiding. * North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. August Term, 1916. R. We. Pou, et als. Plaintiffs Elmwood Mercantile Co ) ) ve JUDGEMENT. ) ) ) Defendant. This cause coming on to be heard before Hon. Frank Carter, Judge Pregiding, and being heard upon the final report filed by the receiver appointed in the above entitled action, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the SGourt that the estate and the affairs of the Elmwood Mercantile Company have been wound up, ani that the proceeds arising from said 6staté have been expended and distrituted according to the orders of the Court, it is therefore ordered,considered and adjudged that the receivership of s1id corporation be closed; and that D. F. Mayberry, Receiver, as appointed by Court, be,and he is hereby discharged as said receiver. This the 10th day of August, 1916. Judge Presiding. IWNVENWTORY. SHOES. pr. Shoes @2.60 3.00 2.00 3.00 1-65 1.75 3.00 1.30 1.85 1.75 2.75 2.00 2.50 3.00 2.00 5.15 3.00 2.00 2.25 1.60 2.00 1.65 1.20 1.95 1.25 1.00 1.80 2.00 1.50 2.55 2.75 2,80 3 2 1 4 1 4 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 4 1 1 + 3 2 1 i af - + S bw - os a 3 a is a s ® pr. Shoes 1 g 1 2 1 3 1 s 1 4 2 2 5 2 2 1 1 i 1 i 5 3 6 4 1 8 i 2 i i i i pr. Shoes ~ © 5 1 6 5 5 3 1 2 3 2 2 1 1 4 1 2 1 1 ee we ewes fF hh fhlUrPL 250 275 2.62 1.50 265 1.50 2.09 1.90 2.09 1.52 2.62 6 2.25 2.66 1.52 210 $28.77 ae te 1.57 ee 65.33 1 Pr. Drawers 4 Undershirts 2 Ladies Vests 11” ” 2" ~ S Pr. Ladies Drawers 4 Ladies vests 8 Pr. Ladies Drawers 20 Ladies Vests a2? . 6 * Union Suits oe ~ oe oe ” 2 Infant Wrappers 6 * ~ 4 Boys Union Suits 5 Men's Under Shirte 2” ” . Union Suits & Pr. Men's Drawers 2 Men's Shirts 10 * Work Shirts 3° . se" , 5 * w 5 * " a w n 10 * Work Shirts 1l Pr. Suspenders Ss J n zg Te... ig 3 Pr. Suspenders as ~ 6 * * 1 Ladies Sweater F vw Ww 12 Infant's Sweaters 9 Toboggins "* S Caps e 4 w om a 7 w 6 Ladies Scarfs 1 Sweater Bb n 3 Pr. Gloves 4 ” a 12 Pr. Gloves te oS 2 1 8 7 * 2 1 9 8 2 6 ~ > ° 2 a 6 Pr. Hose 6 * w 5 * n 6 * * 25 Collars pe 58 Handkerchiefs 66 * 26 ~ 7 " 2 Belts 38 Pr. Shoe Laces sa" . 10 Packages Pins 8 Receipt Bks. 4 Writing Tablets 10 * ” 1 Account Book 7 Spools Crochet Silk 77 +“ Silk Thread 216 * Cotton * 48 Balls * . 8 Window Shades 48 ” 9 Cap Stick 10 pr. Overall Jumpers 11 * Overalls 9 * - 1 ” ” 1 Rain Coat lz Pr. Pants 2 Clocks 2 Key Rings 26 Pen Holders 21 ties 1 "“ Slesve Supporters 28 Cards Collar Buttons 37 Pkgs. needles 52 Pencils 118 Cards Buttons 11 Boxes Buttons 135 Pencil Holders 6 Hair Combs 60 pkgs. Hair Pins 64 Writing Pens 10 Cards Hooks & Ryes Dos. Hair Pins a 3 a 2 Cards Safety Pins 9 Thimbles 2 Fans , 6 pkgs. Crayons 1 Watéh 2 Bare Soap 2 4 1 2 1 a 7 2 Rasors nm Razor Strap Set Knives & Forks v7 ” a 7 Sets Spoons ” * 16" « 20 * * 5 Pr. Scissors 8 Spoons 32 Lamp Chimneys 60 ”" . 8 Chambers 6 lanterns es 14 Boxes Fly Paper 1 Umbrella 10 towels 6 ” 10 Towels 29 pkgs. fire crackers 12 yds Nainsook .* um. 5 * 17 44 Drapery " Pereale 36 "* Cheese Cloth 2-1/2" Ruffling ll * Lace 11 Lace Collars 4 Yds. Denim 105 Yds. Bed Ticking 38 * Gambric 47 * Embroidery Cloth 26 ” Drilling 40 " Flannel 68 * Hiekory Shirting 4 * 011 Cloth 4 Curtain Poles Yée. Ribbon & Yas. Elastic 130 " Lace 14 ee iJ 133 lbs. of iron plow 44 plow slips -2 Wrench 6 No. 64 Plows 135" * Slip Plows 6 * 63 m ad S.* * Oeaeg 10 Mattocks 1 Land Slide 25 Plow Points 11" . 3 5 1? 5 cleavis 8 heel screws 14 swivel tree irons 5 bolts 7 open links 2 wedges 8 mussiles pr. trace chains " hames cross cut saws Shovel Cant Hook rakks 5 1 2 1 1 1 6 2 rakes 1 swingh tree + 3 1 3 io 1 a shovel handles mattock pr. hinges ~ “ back band hooks tack puller curry combs a" . is * ~ 2 Oilers 28 yds.back band webbing 275 lbs nails 8 ax handles ™*, * 4 Saw "* 3 Sete Cobbler's tools 6 Axes a” 4 Cow Chains 1 « " 155 lbs. Horse Shoes 4 Rolls of Paper & Bridles Ww Horse Collars w Express Wagon Horse Blanket 3 3 3 3 1 i 2 i 1 1 1 Roll of Matting 10 Window Sereens 2 Piteoh Forks 6 Shovels 4 a 6 Collar Pads 6 Joints Stove Pipe 20 Yds. S2 in.Wire Serccine 5-1/2" 30" * Sereening 1 Plow 1 S Harrows 5 Door Springs 1 Bridle Bit 1°" ” 7 Hame Strings 2 pr." Hooks 4 * Rubber Heels 4 5 " Screen Hinges 5 Boxes Copper Rivéte 6 files 1 Saw 10 files 8 lg * if * 5 dos. screws 10 belt punches 1 pr. hinges S pkgs. shoe sprigs. S * Rivets 1/2 1b. * 1 gross staples 3 des. repair links 5 * 5 Butcher knives 9 boxes cartridges 4-2/6 * Shells 1-1/2" * 1 Measuring Square 1 Brush ee 5 Elbow Joints 5 Faucets 9 Coffee Millis 32 Lamp Burners is" . 8 Dos. Lamp Wicks 10 wash pans 1 bucket 8 pudding pans 4 baking pans 7 pudding pans 14 wash pans 16 baking pans wash pans strainers Cups kettles buckets cooking vessels graters frying pan coffee pots dippers dish pans 5 2 3 4 2 & 9 1 well bucket 2 3 1 7 2 2 7 cups 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 6 1 2 1 2 1 1 5 4 7 5 1 6 5 6 4 1 well bucket ~ > kettle lantern dippers coffee pot baskets water bucket oil cans wagon - oil cans coat racks oil cans coffee pote well bucket coupe coffee pote cups buckets cup? 16 buckets 14 ° 7 5 6 cups buckete cups 4 buckets a 8 7 wash pans 3 foot tubs 5 rolls storm paper 1 bag of hulis 5 baskets 8 well buckets 26 cases of Fruit Jars 244 gs - - - .60 2 balls binder twine 045 Jamners 575 GROCERIES. cases(100) Grandma Powder Soap case (100) Pearl Soap cases Red Letter Soap box matches case Sydmore Soap case Can Peaches case Can Beans case Can Corn case(60) Baking Powder ~~ YY BY tw HY te 6-1/4 gross jar rubbers 41 lbs Iusianne Coffee 94 " Pilot Coffee 12 pkgs. Fly Paper 10 cases of Vaseline 12 bottles shoe polish 5 - 8 Daisy Fly Killers 24 pkgs. Cinnamon 56 cans Axle Grease 12 pkgs. sage 12 bottles Vicks Cure 14 bottles Batemon drops 8 " Ramon oil 25 pkgs. Cloves 6 ” Ginger 7 jars Quinine 5 pkgs. mace 1l bottles extracts 8 pkgs. Foley Salve 29" Cloves 10 bottles paragoric ma Quinine 2 " Glue 21 bottles extracts 21 " # «Tincture Iron 7 dos. nutmegs 1 * Calomel 6 bottles Castor 0il1 a Sweet Bil we Ineect Power eo Viek Salve 2 Sloan's Oure 7 Gowan's Cure 10m Gowan's Cure iz Lightening Hot iz Gough Syrup 12 Ramon's Relief 7 ' 4 bottles Cough Syrup 7 pkgs. Borax 17 * Paris Green 4 " #£§Sulphur 1 butter mould 7 pkgs. Sage g.9 Quinine 20" Caps 9 “ Sparklers 17" Magic Yeast 11 * Gold Cream 4 dos. pkgs. RamonPilis 6 pkgs. medicine 11 " #£4ointment 5 doz. Oathartic pills S pkgs. peroxide 10 " Worm Killer 12" Ramon's Chill 6 " Cod Liver 0i1 10 pkgs. Syrup of Figs 10 " Lineament " Extracts " Tablets Cordial Machine 0i1 Insect Powder Extracts Calomel Laxative Quinine Gold Cream Indigestion Sure Vaseline -£1- 4 Brushes 1 oiler 17 cans harness oil 6 * ~ . 10 boxes stove polish 20 * nails S cards of heel plates 4 hasps 3 whet stones 2 ibs. lead 1 butter mold 6 scrubbing brushes 9 bottles ink 15 lbs. paper ll gal. eylinder oil " machine oil bails feed stuff jars pickles *" CGatsup 55 pkgs. Ralph Snuff 72 w ” * 160 * G&A, * a5 Honest. * aa * Red Band " 41 7 we nw ae 6 Gases of Twist Tobacco 41 Pkgs."Stud Horse" 16 ©" “"Hatural Leaf" 6 " "Pure Grape" 19-8/4 lbs. of "Apple" Tobacco 7-1/2 * “Red Rye" ~82- SO cans of pepper 8-1/2%eer =” 1-1/2 lbs. of * 9 lbs. of spice 5.* * ginger 21 pkgs. "Bon Ami” 48 lbs. Stock Candy 4-1/2 lbs. Bucket Candy 5 boxes candy 5 ibs. nuts 7 pieces of citron dos. 17-1/2, boxes matches 48 pkgs. chewing gum gs * pop corn 2s * prunes 93 lobe. California peaches 18 pkgs. Bakers Chosolate 5-1/6 dos, Parrot & Monkey B.P. 10 cans Good luck B. P. Snow King Baking Powder Peaches Tomatoes S2 pkgs. bluing 32 cans Salmon 29 “ Sardines 15 pkgs. Poet Teastics 14% 60O)~—tsé«CGS rw 5 " Poultry Food 18 cans Beans 21 "* Gora $1 " Pork & Beans 18 " Goffee 3 lbs. coffee 37 pkgs. soda 29 cans lye 3 cans “Hand Witeh" 56 pkgs. soap 65 " lamndry soap a9. " powders es " . * So * Dutch 8 os Postum S*: tee SO lbs. rice 46 cans molasses 12 gal. vinegar 5 3 eil 4 dos. clothes pins 5 lamp burners 58 lbs. soda 6 lbs. lard 76" grocery paper 14 dos. Coeo dole 14 " assorted drinks 1 pkg. 2 1b. bags je" 4" » ; € «3 - . @ 3408 » »*.@ *® 1-2/6" 1g * gz - me? 212 lbs. fruit 12 j\" Crackers CROCKWARE & DISHES. 10 lamps @ 3 Of 5 molasses pitchers 46 pieces 53 plates oe: 25 platers 1a...” 9 bowles 2 . 4 pitchers 2 pieces aa: © 86 cups & saucers 24 plates 2 dishes 95 desert dishes 2 pieces 78 plates 1 dish 12 butter plates 24 gals. crockware 1 Safe 1 pr. Seales 1 " 1 8-1/2 x 14" = 22 Show Case a enanena ’ ° 1 8xl4xe 1 a 1 1 1 1 2 2 5 1 & 1 1 5 i 1 i 1 2 2 1 i 1 1 1 paper cutter 16 in. w " 24 2 w v 12 w cheese cutter step ladder lamp Money drawers bill files paper hanger paper files table stove balls of twine waste basket hammer saw lard can delivery baskets oil tanks axe ise box fly trap water bucket ehair a. G/ a3. G2 6 er pe goes A378: 5. nh. ol t POs 6: &, 2 oy ie: is setncdle mee BIA Z Ar 8 ars ae ye S.f. Caarom North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. August Term, 1916. R. We Pou, et als., ) ) «“Bimwood- Meroantiie- dow} -——- -—- vs REPORT. The undersigned reciver reports as follows, That in addition to the claims that have been filed and admitted to proof, the following has been received and allowed, W. W. Mair $9.72; WF Way tirry Receiver of El snd manele bie Company. 6 Nn? . 4 val ws 9 WRAY 4 OSS (ae ee Rik NS gnaw Ns oS Ayo \guiny Rk Ey : : bi TOTAL + on aaa 7 North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. — August Term, 1916. R. We Pou, @t als, ) he Lk an Se eBoy ote tn at aN sciinataraiimasieteniasinbiniineinaiamienaaatl ) ) vs Final Report ecelver. Elmwood Mercantile Co. The undersigned Receiver of the Elmwood Mercantile Co. makes the final report of the receivership of the estate of the Elmwood Mercantile Oo. as follows, to wit; Amounts paid in. By cash turned over, $8.69. By cash for first payment of purchase price of stock of goods, 338.54. By W. C. Pou account, 1,00. BE. BF..Hair_account.... a 1.00. Judy Charmbers acco’ nt, 1.07. # W. H. Fleming, 2.80. # Se Eller, z 1.34. # &. F. Shoemaker, -85. # A. E. Howard, 3.0, Second payment of purchase vrice of atock of goodg, 342.80. S. Fraley, 5.49. Ge McDaniels, 22.00. P. Hager, 5.00. Ge McDaniels, 10.00. Bob Lipe, 7.00. + J. Beal, 5.75. A. F. Hendley, +55. Payment of third payment of pur- chase price of stock of goods, 37.25. J. C. Clendinnin, 3.67. H. S.- Hair, 2.00. R. Ww. Pou, 2.10. VYilliam Woodson 1.81. Be OCR eC Se J. F. Clendinnin, 5.50. H. S. Hair, 1.50. Gash from sale of coupons, 1.00. Le O. Chester, 5.00. «FP. Le Moore, 14,82. T. J. Adkins, 19.29. F. Le Yoore, 30.00. C. F., Shepherd, 48.22. Payment off third payment of stook of goods, 10.90. Payment off third installment of purchase price of goods, 74.48. Payment on third installment of purchase price of goods, 87.796 > HS BESPREESESESEESSESE SEES RB RS SSR HR BRE W. Thompson account $2.28. Ze Ve. Johnston . 33.359. D. As White 5 30.48. C. ‘7%. Thompson " 7.396 Payment off third installment. of _ purchase price of stock of foods 70.65." Payment on third installment of purchase price of stock of goods 70.83. C. M. Gillean account 11.28. F. L. Moore ” 24.45. Sam YcDaniels . 2.90 Cash from sale of accounts, notes, etc. 3.25. Sam cDaniels account 2.00. Fraley & Steele " 13.88. We We. Hair g 2.30. <q C4 . — Total amount vaid in $1385.46, i Amounts iisbursed. Trip to Flmwood Stamps Stenographic work H. Burke, on attorney foe D. F. 'ayberry, on receiver fee United States Incore tax Automobile hire Livery hire Statesville Realty & Investment Co. for Bond, and insurance on stock of foods J. SG. Praley for service rendereli in taking inventory Stamps Statesville Printing Co., stationery Trip to Elmwood, and stanvs J. Se Frvley, preferrei claim for labor performed tefore assignment ~~ ; H. Burke, on attorney fee D. F. “ayberry, on receivor fee Je We Yebdb, D. S. fees in serving process in lr. Le “oore case C. We. Thompson, service renderei in taking inventory J. We. Webb, D. S. feos for serving »~rocess in Fraley & Steele case H. Burke, balance of attorney fee D. F. Mayberry, balance of receiver fee State tax for 1914 State tax for 1915 We Je Lazenby, J. ?. fees for taking acknowledgements Stamps W. ‘. lair, store rent during pendency of proceedings Court cost in proceeding Renewaa of bond for 6 months 4474.76. eee e ie. cae . Amount distributes to Gretltors ieee First Distribution. Myers Bowman Co. : ' 20.958. Statesville Realty Investrent Co. 9.00. Southern Cotton Oil Co. 144.47. Cleavaand Oil % Fertz. Co. 37.11. Lylerly Milling Co. 70.23. Robert Hoge Shoe Co- 13.84. Washington Whip Co. R80. Indian Refining Oo. 6.87. Dixie Mfg. Co. 13.00. Lay Whip Co. 8.40. J. S. Fraley, Assipfnee, 80.07. V. Wallace & Sons, 88.40. Beasley Shoe Co. 3A.25. J. E« Sloop, 17.31. Lazerty Motgorery Co. 38.25. Tredé1l Hwd. Co. $7.90. Ri 2 a - Raebitts Coc? Cola bo. os ee Statesville Gro. Co. CME OE Ie A. F. Hendley 13.29. Ballance Sullivan Co. 253- Simmons Hrd. Co. 49.44. Iredell Farmers Union \/:rehouse 6.06." ~ Hamilton Brown Shoe C°, 17 «7%. D. M. Ferry & Co. 3.85. J. %. Morrison Gro. Co. 4.92. American Fertz. Co. 83.41. w. W. Hair 3.24. $877.87. Second Distribution Amount paid out to Creditors Stamps $32.80. Total Amount paid out $1385.43. To error 203. $1585.46. Total Amount paid in $1385.46. And whereas the estate of the Elmwood Mercantile Company has been settled in full as per the foregoing statement, and the duties of said receivership having been discharged in full, the undersigned | Receiver prays the Court to discharge him, and release him from said receivership, and declare said receivership at an end. This the 7th day of august, 1916. Receiver of Ef/mwood Netbansite Company. D. *. Mayberry, Receiver of Elmwood Mercantile Comvany, being sworn, doth say that the facts and statenents set forth in the foregoing report to the court.concerning his administration as Receiver of the estate and effects of the Elrwood Mercantile Company, are true to the AJ WMaclerny best of his knowledge and belief. cee ra cc Peat iat Sworn and subscrited to before me this the 7th om of ee lork of Suverior Court. ee ee ,OUbDeVA® #0 se eee Oe Wh ; tal nga Vv \ \- \ KC tu WwiVv¥ ~ de DLW é. Receiver 1916 North eval In the Superior Court. Iredell County.) May Term, 1916. Merchants & Farmers Bank of Cleveland, N. C., By W. D. Turner, Receiver, -vs- JUDGMENT. Jas. W. Brown & Cleveland Manufacturing Company. This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor B. F. Long Judge, and it appear- ing to the Court that the summons in this action was duly issued, and served on the defendants, and that the complaint was duly filed at January Term, 1916, and that the plaintiff's cause of action was founded on a contract for a sum certain, and the complaint duly verified, and the defendant, James W. Brown having failed to answer said complaint: It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff have judgment against the defendant James W- Brown by default for want of an answer. It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that W. D. Turner, Receiver of the Merchants & Farmers Bank of Cleveland, North Carolina, recover of the defendant, James W. Brown the sum of $2,538.75, with interest on $2,250. from the 22nd day of May, 1916, until paid, and cost of action. By consent the Cleveland Manufacturing Co. is allowed to answer during the present tern. WA < Judge “Pr ngs North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County October Term,1916. Merchants and Farmers Bank by W.D. Turner, Receiver, seis a | JUDGHBN?T. Cleveland Mfg.Co. and Jas.W. Brown. This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court and being heard before His Honor Carter Judge and a jury upon the whole record and the issues, ahd the jury having found the issue: "Has the plaintiff Bank by an unauthorized extension of time for payment discharged the defendant from liability on the notes sued on?" Answer : "Yes." It is,therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiffs recover nothing of the defenda@ t,Cleveland Manufacturing Company, and that said seataaterida Gennes recover ite cost in its behalf expended and go Hence withaut day. j Tadeo A ee ' . 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