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P Ol)e Chesterfield ^Advertiser VOLUME 85?NO. 27. OI1E8TERFIELD, S. O. SEPTEMBER21. 191B $1 .00 a YBAR IN ADV ANCK STATKMEMT OTT TUP rnMniTinxr /~VTT< - -? ? ? - i A. v* AA&JU VVl^L/AllVX^I V/JL' J THE FARMERS BANK Located at Chesterfield, S. C., at the close of business September 12, 1916 RESOURCES | LIABILITIES I Loans and Discounts 41,334 07 Capital Stock Paid in 6,075 00 j Overdrafts 1,162 46 Surplus Fund 7,500 (Furniture and Fixtures 1,343 '57 Undivided profits, less CurDue from Banks rent Expenses and taxes and Bankers 5,679 37 paid 26 40 UajTency 634 00 Dividends unpaid 2 00 Gold 7 50 Individual dcpos- \ , Silver ted Other Minor its subj't to check 28246 57 Coin' . 106 00 Time certificates I Checks and Cteh Items 1090 25 of deposit 2104 00 g- Cashier's rherka K3 9S 30,403 82 p Bills payable, including ( \ certificates for money 1 \ borrowed 13,500 00 e Total ~Total 51,357 22 n STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA v County of Chesterfield A* Before me came D. H. Douglass, Cashier of the above named bank, who, h ^ being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true con- w dition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. D. H. Douglass, Cashier. jv Sworn to and subscribed before me this 19th day of September, 1916, s C. C. DOUGLASS, Notary Public, p Correct Attest: J. B. Streater, h J. T. Hurst, ' T. D. Huntley, Directors. % STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF * THE BANK OF CHESTERFIELD ai Located at Chesterfield, S. C., at the close of business September 12, 1916 RESOURCES LIABILITIES h Loans and Discounts 148,065 27 Captical Stock Paid In 50,000 00 (|; Overdrafts 1,365 96 Surplus Fund 5,000 00 j; Furniture and Fixtures 2,125 09 Undivided Profits, less Banking House 10,000 00 Current expenses and vj Other Real Estate Owned 3,059 90 Taxes paid 2,093 82 - Due from Banks and Dividends unpaid 12 50 Banker* 27,152 30 Individual Depos- ai * Currency % 1,727 00 its subject to t-i Gold 42 50 check 53,238 20 c} P Silver and Otherv|4inor Time certifi'tes h, Coin 353 68 of deposit 23,863 16 m Checks and Cash Item? 589 97 Cashier's checks 273 90 V , 77,375 26 h, Bills Payable including ' Certificates for pj \ M r? 1 - n.. amnvy ourruwea t>U,UUU UU vi Total 194,481 58 [ Total 194,481 58 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA s;: County of Chesterfield s;. Before me came C. C. Douglass, Cashier of the above named bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true con- m dition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. C. C. DOUGLASS, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th day of September, 1916, D. H. DOUGLASS, Notary Public. Z. T. Redfearn, dt James Ross, b: J. C. Rivers, Directors. ".v< STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF RUBY AND MT. CROGHAN ;>c Located at Mt. Croghan, S. C., at the close of business September 12, 1916 RESOURCES , LIABILITIES L{ Loans and Discounts $44,112. 32 Capital Stock Paid in 25,000 00 Overdrafts 299 89 Surplus Fund 2,200 00 ,u Furniture and Fixtures 1,961 61 Undivided Profits, less at Banking House 6,018 57 Current Expenses and Other fteal Estate Owned 4,662 67 Taxes paid 955 46 ^ Due from'.Banks and Dividends unpaid 2 00 Bankers > 8,144 23 Individual DeposCurrency '"V 946 00 its subject to Gold 10 00 Check 24,037 99 al Silver and Other "^nor 'Cashier's Checks 212 90 Coin 96 54 24,250 89 Checks and Cash Item?. 71 05 Bills Payable, includOther Resources, viz.: ing Certificates for to Cash at Ruby Office ^W)85 47 Money Borrowed 15,000 00 Total 67,40^15 Total 67,408 35 th STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Chesterfield . th Bforo me came ?. M. Therrell, Cashier of the above-named bank, who, jj - being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bunk. C? P. M. Therrell, Cashier. <]j Sworn to and subscribed before me this 19th day of September, 1916, C. C. DOUGLASS, Notary Public p; I. S. Funderburk, J. Frank Crawley, ^ th Robt. Tucker, Directors. W STATEMENT OF THF. mNniTinM nu a? THE PEOPLES BANK <] Lotoa?gd at Chesterfield, S. C., at the close of business September 12, 1910 it. RESOURCES | LIABILITIES N Loans antldiscounts $93,939 04 Capital Stock paid in $25,000 00 w Overdrafts 1,683 08 Surplus Fund 1,500 00 Furniture and Futures 1,500 00 I Undivided Profits, less ir Banking House 6,073 65 k Current Expenses and S Otbor Roal 1 19U SO 'P no 1 >|i?w uv , ^iucg paiu o\i8 ?0 Due from Banks and Due to Banks and Bankers 1,203 17 it Bankers r^|^19 33 Irnividual DeposCurrency ljyi*e#0 i it4 subject to t) Gold 140 00 | check $32,857 53 d Silver and Other Minor Time certifiCoin 423 44 , cates of do- a Other Resources 123 43 ' posit 8,618 74 K Cashier's e Checks 229 75 41,706 02 ' Notes and Bills Rediscounted 7,000 00 't . Bills payable, include in# Money borrowed 49,000 00 li Total 125,717 47 Total 125,717 47 8TATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA ; t County of Chesterfield * , c Before me came C. P. Mangum, Cashier of the above named bank, who, j ? being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing is a true condition of ' a aid bank, as shown by the books of said bank C. P. Mangum, cashier. '1 Sworn to and subscribed before me this 20th day of September, 1910, C ^ ^ W. P. ODOM, Notary Public. UUKKESPONDENGI MIDDENDORF Miss Gladys Catoe was married t< ilr. Frank Hoffman on Sepemtber 10 it the home of Mr. W. J. Hoffman F. P. Morrison, N. P., officiating. The public school here will begii he first Monday in October with Misi Vlma Perry as principal. Our nev chool building is completed and is i hing of beauty and a joy to the be lolder. Mrs. J. F. Wilhelm and children art pending a while with the former's larents at New Market. Mr. Laban Brown has gone tc Vaaversville, N. C., where he will ntcr Weaver College. Miss Nellie Rowe left Tuesday lorning for Hartsville, where she ,-il) onf-.v ? /-..n ... v .i vv. t Mrs. Martha Ellis returned to hei ome at Bcthune after spnding a reek with relatives near Middendorf. Mr. Claude R. Cannon is relieving Ir. R. L. McLeod ac McBec in the . A. L. Depot. Mr. John Hodges has accepted a osition in Hamlet, N. C. Mr. Otis Sims, of Columbia, visited is parents here recently. MERRIMAN'S MILL The fine sunshine and cool north rinds reminds us that autumn is gain with us. The Rev. B. D. Thames and family nd Misses Ethel Browney and Mary igram, of Patrick, spent last Thursay at the home of Mr. W. 11. Midleton. Mrs. A. L. Johnson and children isited her mother, Mrs. Davis, Sunay. Mr. W. H. Middleton is visiting reltives in Hartsville. Mr. and Airs. W. A. Sellers and lildren spent last Sunday at the ime of Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Merrian. , Mr. John C. Huntley and family ive moved to Ruby, which we reret very much, but wish them much easure in their new home. Alisses Pauline and Dora Middleton sited in Patrick last week. Mrs. Wade Davis and children >ent lust Sunday with Mrs. Davis' ster, Mrs. Press Odom. Messrs. Jesse Gaskins, John Merrian, and Ted Melton went over to cBee on business last Saturday. PATRICK Thomas S. Buie left last Wednesly for Clemson College, being called ick by the registrar to assist in his ork prior to the opening of the dlege. Mr. C. H. Campbell has accepted a >sition with the Bank of Hartsville. Mr. J. G. Copeland returned from iris Saturday night. Mr. W. C. Cranford and .\fiss Mol; Williams were married Saturday Chesterfield. Mr. W. H. Latta, of McBee, was in Atrick Sunday. Mr. S. J. Hodges, of McBee, visitI relatives in Patrick Sunday. Rev. A. W. White filled his regular >pointment at the Baptist church uesday night. SHILOH (This letter was received last week >o late for publication.?Ed.) Cutting hay is getting to be most i important as picking cotton in lis section. Mr. and Mrs. Leonnrd Watson were le guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. T. urst last Sunday. Mr. Bryr.n Odom was the pleasant iller on Miss Gussie Bureh last Sunly evening. Mr. Preston Hurst visited in the almetto section Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sellers were le guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vander ratson Sunday afternoon. Mr. Ernest Melton, the machine lent, is having good luck selling maliines in this section. Miss Odie Webster is preparing to ave Saturday evening for Osborn, . C., where she will spend awhile ith her grand-parents. Mr. P. P. Hurst is busily engaged i cutting peavine hay for Mr. A. J. mith this week. Mr. Walter Guy made*an interestig talk at Shiloh Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. - Pate spent ic day in the Teals Mill section Sunay. Mr. P. P. Hurst, Miss Minnie Smith nd M18S Odie Webster were the uests of Miss Viola Kutlitf Saturday venh*?. For icrvict, and or ring your depoM^ to The People's lank. C. P. Mangum, Cashier. SHILOH The weather is beginning to look ike fall again. Miss Mims, the home demonstraion lady, met a few of her tomato lub girls at the home of Mr. A. J. imith Thursday for the purpose of rranging their exhibits for the Fair, hu^e present were Cleon Coward, :iara Watson and Lillic Rivera. Mr. Kddie McDougnld, Mr. J. W, -elt, son and two daughters from ieorgia, are welcome fiaitors in thit ?art of the county thisyweok. ^ K?0^ n U"y 0U^ ^0U'lK J1 are attending school at Chesterfield * this term. | Mr. J. Coit Baker and family visit1 ed at Mr. John River's Sunday. 3 Mr. Paul Odom returned from Lil, esviilo, N. C.t and spent Saturday and , Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Odom. 1 Miss Odee Webster is spending a 3 while over in Marlboro with relatives t and friends. i Miss Marie Treachy and sister vis ited at the home of Mr Rnfiw last week. > Mr. Huntley and family have i moved to Ruby. They will be greatly missed in our section. ? Mr. J. D. Douglass was carried to I the hospital this week. We hope his health will rapidly improve. . SNOW HILL Mrs-. Paul'e Parker was hastened to the Wadesboro hospital last Friday t for an operation. Her many friends hope for her a speedy recovery. ; Mrs. H. M. Smith and little so:: i Frank, spent Saturday and Sunday here the guest the former's sisteiv , Miss Olivia Cason. Mr. L. B. Davis attended court at Wadesboro last week, j Remember next Sunday is Go-to Sunday-school-Day and Westfield Sunday school will observe the day. We will have Mr. F. W. Rivers with us, who will make an address on i ?>tate Missions. The children will render some nice recitations. Please remember the hour, 3 p.m. Everybody is cordially invited to attend. Mrs. W. W. Davis, of Ebenezer section, spent Sunday here the guest of Mrs. L. B. Davis. I Rev. A. B. Smith and daughter, Miss Mary, of Wexford, were visitI ing at the home of Mrs. Frank White Saturday night and Sunday. Rev. B. S. Funderburg preached a good sermon at Westfield Sunday afternoon. Mr. Sehorn Tucker an aged gentleman, died here last Thursday night at the home of his son, Mr. Dugle Tucker. All day Thursday he had g'cmcd to enjoy his usual health, but soon after retiring he was heard to make an unusual noise and on investigation was found to be in a dying condition. His remains were carried back to his old hone in An .on county last Friday, where he was laid to rest in the old family burial ground. It was thought that a half crop of cotton would be made in this section, hut it is doubtful now. Cctton nicking will soon be a thing ot the past. , Wo would like to hear from the writer from Brittsville again. Such letters as that arc worth reading. ; Coaio aprain.. WANTED-i*Good, ?ol,er, ambitious, : men urftevWhe a wo of fifty; can furnish penfl^al 'bond. Address J. CI. CopelOTid, The Watkins Salesman, Patrick*, S. C. It i f IT? - * v- y -v SESiS ^ L,- mu $ Tahe ^ our 5 lC! T!>c Be l " *Ui \V;J " Everything He Con v/i' And the Bert o fj The Oysis - 7''' is rtcw oitv II.V The* ^ \ Also \rkkeep 'V: 1 Fi Home-Made am! P. J. Zou 6,' cr" z-v;. piiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'i School I j| Text B |j Tablet: H Pencils | \ Pens H vAJrayo; H In fact everything ^tedrtl I CASH?Please Skn't A j Tine Chesteri* ' illUUIUIiiililllllllllllllliiillliiiiiiilililli The Macedonia Fair The progressive people of Angelus, Catarrh and Macedonia communities .-.re going right ahead making plans for their Community Fair, November .'id, next. The following committees of ladies and gentlemen have been appointed to assist the Fair officers in making the Community Fair ia complete success: Messrs. J. I. Horton, E. H. Melton, A. J. Sowell, J. D. Middleton, E. T. Jackson, Wm. Snipes, B. Knight, Alex Clark. Mesdames. Lula Hough, Emma Melton, Susie Horton, Agnes Johnson and Dezzie Snipes. Misses Nealie Horton, Claris Clark and Bona Horton. NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR TOWNSHIP ROAD COMMISSIONER, ALLIGATOR TOWNSHIP. Notice is herohv idvon > ??! ^ ....... .. I'l Imnry election will ho hold for TownShip Road Commissioner of Alliga;dv Township on Tuesday, October Nl,vnexl, and all pledges must he ilecraun or before 12 o'clock M., on the day of September, 191(5. Rolls'vill op%n at 8 a.m. and close it -1 p.m^k and. the same managers .vho conducted ne previous primaries it Catarrh, ^nyelus, McBoe and Midiemlorf will^rianage this election. Boxes and tickets can be obtained it any time after the 28th of September. M. J. HOUGH, Chm. Executive Comm. J. Clifton Rivers, Acting Secry. ANNOUNCEMENT Ro*d Commissioner?Alligator V Township I hereby^innounce myself a candilate for th^^iffice of Road Commissioner of AlrWntor Township, subset to the actioK^j/f he Special Election to be held Tuesday, Oct. .">d. R. J. Hill. I h4reby announce myself a candii'lte Township Road Commissioner ? Alligator Township in the Special Mcction to he held for that purpose, ;\l medtre myself lo abide by the resulH/jf same. \Y. C. Tiller. MR. J. W. ROAN ENTERTAINS. The younjr folks enjoyed an ice cream supper at the homo of Mr. J. '.V. Bonn Saturday nii^ht. There was . larjre crowd and everybody enjoyed himself nicely. lee cream and cake were served nd there was plenty of line instrumental music and sinjjinj*. Hurrah for Mr. Bonn, say we. Give is another one for we sure do enioy toinji to your home. Old Pal. utii .. s m U leals iit F e ue Cafe 3 'dir. urani in Town jt i is (Mean, Fresh n the Market. H 2r Season . . . r And Vv e \\ ill Every Day i Nice Line of Factory Candies $ . ^ J i is, Prop. m I', i '' r' ^ ;~r iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiing Supplies l: A. 4L SS= >OOKS jir IS 1 v the pupils. Prices ri^Kt sk for Credit?CASH. eld Drug Go. j uiiiitiiiiiiiitiiiiiiil id Enthusiastic Meeting iVlarks School Oper injj The Chesterfield High S'-huol be<;;in its If) 1(5-'17 year's work last hursday. The teachers and pupils met on Thursday and planned the work for the scholastic year, in readiness to begin the serious prosecation of studies early in the following week. The formal opening was held Monday in the St. Caul Methodist Church, i he school has grown so rapidly in past few years that even the auditorium of the school building has been turned into flicu - < ... ,v w*MUO 1 VfVIIlO) illiU IU i.he entire school together, it became necessary to use some other building. rhere were lifty pupils enrolled in >he High School Department and bout I'D) in the other grades. It is believed that be school will enrol! more than dOO pupils durinir the year. I'he exercises at the church were opened with son}?. Scripture was read and prayc r <.tiered by the ltuv. t. 1.. Tyler. After a short talk by I'rof. W. It. ( oker, superintended. >n the value and importance of education, j\Ir. \Y. i'. Odom spoke 111 behalf of the Board of Trustees. He appealed to the patrons for co-operation v.'th the trustees and teachers for I' lpbuiid ay of the school, am to i.. pupils f r obedience and r peel for thi teachers, liis talk was full of interest and jjood advic throughout. '1 he Rev. B. S. Kunderburir son' of tin' need of a now building for the ootter accommodation of the lar.-e and growing enrollmnt of the school. Me said that the friends of education in Chesterfield should not rest tiii thej had a budding in keeping with the progress of the school along all lines. Senator (? K. Lane; g '\e a sketch >f the school's history showing tha only fourteen years ago the sehoo. employed only two teach.rs; now i has nine, including the music teacher, le showed tnat Chesterfield had made ureal pi ogress in the development nd support of its schools, hating a special tax in every school d'strict i. the County and being one of the four hading counties in the State. The l'cv. ,J. K. Hair spoke of the need of improving the school library. 1 iie library is the worl Hiop of tin High School and is luedeo . \ y day. ih offered to contribuii ..e lag nines .nd periodicals to the library and to be one of fifty men to vivo one dollar each for the Inmbit of th school horary. Supevnu mch'.n t'n..er accepted this olfer fi>: the sehoo and promised that th High .School pupils would try to lii d the oiluv men to raise the fiftv doll ir*. III-.* Ill v. J. L. i vIit also stressor till' need of now en; > rooms. ills' hi "I know it will eos in. icy to d< tli is building, but those boys ami y:r's are worth it." Mr. W. .1. Tiller. County Demonstration Agent, spok: of the elub work in the schools and pii dyed iiimself to do all in hi;*, power for tile good of the school in every way. ITofe.-sor Coker express's himself is h:;tnlv gratified ai ihe spirit of ^ h.-r'.y good will ai 1 interest in the icliool shown by all those preseyt. ile lielievi s that this will be a year of progress m i development in all lines of school work. */V V ! Q. J V T liu Li V i lit Mr. W. II. hi t, Distrh't Demonstration Agent, v ill be in * hesiorlichi fhursday ami 1-Yid .y, i- pte ober -? ? ami Ile \vi 1 hold a field met tin,; on the '29th at ihe farm of Mr. t". \\ . Hancock, near Mt Croghan. t 'r. tb occasion he w..I discuss the import- ^ ance of growincrimson clover as a cover crop. This is being success- I r..n.. a ? 11 uiMir mi .nr. naneoCK S piaee I and an excellent opportunity will In afforded those who attend the r eel ^ ing to study the methods and result at lirst hand. 'lh;s meeting will he, held at 10 a.m. On Thursday, the 2Sth, a meetiny wiil he held on the farm of .Mr. F. VV. Rivers, near town. Here instruction will be given on the seeding of 1 clover, after which the discussion will j be general. Air. Elliott never comes to us but j ho brings an inspiring message and , it behooves every farmer that p >; - | ibly can do so to get away from It me ( and attend those two meetings. NOTICK OF COURT \jho Court of General Sessions will , on Monday, September liiHh, 191G7V\ I'etit J^'ors, Grand Jurors and ' witnes-.es, take notice. Mf. P. Mnnpum, Clerk of Court. September 13, 101 GiI or Singer Sewing Machines and Supplies of all kinds of mnchiner, < ne< die*, oil and parts for all makes i of Kwing machines?Sample ma- j chines *? stock. '.Come and try it be- j fore buylkg elsewhere. IflLnjata Jewelry Co., ^ Chesterfield, S. C. j jVer non Blackmail Arrested In New York Vernon Blackman has been arrested in New York City and will be brought back to Chesterfield charged with abduction or a similar offense. it will be remertibered that Mr. i'lackmnn married the daughter of Mr. John Gulledge some years ago and then eloped with his wife's younger sister. It was a long time before the authorities found any clue to his whereabouts. It s ems that a month or more ago Mr. Biuckmun wrote to ids wile from New York City. Then developments followed fast, culminating in a visit f Sheriff Douglass to the metropolis. The Sheriff is expected to arrive a ( hesteiiield with his prisoner toiay or to-morrow. Mr. Blackman is probably in seous trouble :s< the f ederal authori w.\ in Dionauiy taKe linn in charge ln.a the iSu.ti is through with hint. TEGRO KILLb POLICEMAN iN MARLBORO COUNTY Mct'oll, Sept il- -in attempting to i -i a slranu neurit near town last '{. ill, Kuiai Policeman E. J. Alsori. '.:s was shot ami d.ed within two OUt P. .. A - 'Aroohs had a wartai !* ' .!. a.to. . of the negro on . liii.n h ;. am! ... he and Police Jiie. . < f McCe'i approached he holt: where ti e negro was suposeti I > be r.o ilivd without ,ieni.it: . t. hail .tri.ia,' Mr. Alsoil'Oo .s in the i.'ft biea&i jUiii below ..a heart. Mr. Alsohrooks was taken to town s ..uie ly as possible, where he died ihortiy af.erv. a ii. Tile .. ,;.o hi: w good his escape. ASSOCi. '.'TONAL CAMPAIGN I here w:ii e an eiiuculional cam>aign conducted in the Chesterfield v.i.,;at !! ne..L October f4U*> J J?.l to ihe 2;Kh. 1 lie meetings will be addressed by be f allow ir.j: denominational lead? *s: be. C. C. Brown, Dr. C. A. Jones, r. W. .!. la.nicston, ..11 of Columbia; .d Rev. A. '1. Jamison, superintendal of the Orphanage in Givenood. S. C. It . expected that Dr. T. Cody, editor of the Baptist i i'ii'I Rev. l.euis J. Brislow, jpermlendent of the Baptist Ilostal, will present part of the A >, tile p;. oi'S of tile Assotion w lie in ilie program, "lie par . so of he mectinjrs is edulion .i .. ..1 ins 'iralioi.ai. Mo coietiens wii be Li ven, ivaii (' amy ?'!,ai'idi visited will eve a mornintr a I : fternoon sesi. . 1 i euny v.... i/- . 11 ill i 0 ;.!0 .in.; 2: .0 p. i . a ui 1 :hu p.m., ex,.i li. -I on f:u iday ihe program will ?e^in at 11 a.in. ihe churches hav. n' nioriii..;: a d afternoon sessions i pleiise s.-rvo dinner on the pounds. The speakers will be divided into .? irrt ops so that two meetings will ... .it. mi' mime lime; one )Up 01" spc:ikcrs following; the other, i'i.e follow in.-.' is a list of the places . d dates o.' meetings: >. < her J'i, Pine Grove and Hopewell, a..a. and p.m; Chesterfield an. Ruby at night. .5 he:- Cross Roads and Thompsoj.'s Cr, !. have a morning and ;iftei n?.on . sion each; Chesterieid and Uu y at nigiit. . r _ Providence and Centre Grove have t.vo day sessions each, . ! . Crognan and Pageland at 11 ighl. ;cmi i Jit. White Plains and Bethel in he day; .Ii lVerson and McBee at night. Jctober 27, Macedonia, both parties .all day; .JciiVrson and McBee at night. October 28, Cedar Crock, both parties all day; P. trie ; at night. )ctoi-er 2i), Lower Macedonia and Bay Springs in the day; Patrick at night . 1 he public is coi.lially invited to i these meetings. Those who 'at. nd will have a rich treat in enterrinment and instruction. B. S. FUNDERBURK, J. K. HAIR, Committee. r* ? ~ ~ I_>. j. YiiYONK de: .iivr to buy, srll or oxt'L.n)! i i.iwi or country property ca\eet aetl r prices by listing it wiih'ny Reasonable commission . h:.r^1*u. i have some farms for. #nle now. V JA V3ALE OI OLD BUILDING SHiVl: CHURCH?On Saturday, Scj\cmber 113(1, we will offer for sale It the highest bidder the old churclnbuildinK at Shiloh. We reserve thVj*ighl to reject any and all bids. Vfc?' W. J. ODOM, Chm. Building Comm. FOR SALE -Two-year-old colt; bred A from feuistercd Percheron, and will nml^ a good worl. horse. See . 3 him at Amfield-Porter Co'l. sta- , hies. Bargain price for <"|u'ok sale. / %***% tf W-P. COKER. i f / * / ffi