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_ _ ( ^ y- ' 1 'r rv*-.-* J"|r ^ .V ^ . ' -. > .-?* . j r-" ' ' ** ' * ' v > ;> ? , y?" .. .,i > ., >11,1 'I L)f| 'j '' > M-?^??? , ? . VOU'4e-~NO; 11 . '; , :- -: - - ^CHESTERFIELD, a C? THURSDAY. MARCH 16, 1922 ?T*? -$1.60 A YEAR IN ADVANCE' trr ,.. r _,.,-. . \ .. - "i,. , jrfrf^/fKSmm^mm^ffJ.... ,/.,; t;*i :??mls_: <* " ' ' >: ?? ' 1 '- ? i ' ' ' - I HONOR tOlL IIIHy imnnt mo?i ?? * lit gr*d*V V>une*n Dsis^T. O. Griggs, Jr., M Bwiirti, Eoafet Hurrt, 9r*n??s Ollmo^ ikJsy. 2nd g?tlV Ntjti* AHJB; CH* C?k* **?to1Sfliis?> BMtiiK yfkwtfnltvj - ' L" 4 th grids. Vlrginl* Q&rtsy, Dots* thy B^tts Hantlsy, **Us Qrstss, ICssx Thttri^f - ?!:' ?'--***" Jflfc^^,Tr-c, * ?th grsdst 01y4i d?l?, Ltsyd 6HMW . H >W,UP?.";.'' 4 7<h grfds: Jflinnis CfcddUy. . *tk gy*4d: Jk?n?iti &*ith, Btttfc wi** <f?v*. ?*tu MU *u?a, .** Irii NtNllf, ... . . vlltk grid*: Glsdys. Grtr**, lOr. ?ftt? Grlgn, n *N , I y. Hrc Piuim+tltSi'Wit* of Peel .8. Hum, Editor of the Cbe?ert*U . Ad**rtUfr, d(ied Tueodey titrilsvii ? | o'elde* ?t W homo in CWUHU14. yrt. Hewpn Lil boo* loaf. had pa-, tioot e^rer,; hsTlnc boo* la W* health for ? nftaaber of yout; For * . yoar or m*^j)he era* iglwly lined to her htftne, where Am hot* Ktt foin nrkheat o nunnr or bbfciplaint. aftd* Joined the Metbbdiet Church fe^gklhood end erne a faithful And coMiatent mmbtr otbt hf. torwerdo. \ i Beoidoe her- huebaad ehe leeree tb i mourn her, her.,i|rtget** Mfe*. *. Beam, Kit* I V A, Mr*. anrS^fTiOial.df Ho.... #hlvUlo, Qe.jU^Xwwlfbsiidf ,, hf /Chattanooga, TIM.* and ?#o - P*r ) .. . * r r^Cfardwsoral itlhUui wece-ccsdnt- . fejj^frifedhS /5ft<rn?ee, by br juV ?lht |Uv, L. 8, Pooler, aaeietod by vV/' O* '***. F~ *. Cwau. 1 j*w ^ gy ' wrocfc^ ' " ** i? hisr~;a**VW MM r tettd *rtr tha martlo (Ufa arid Wia? < ; 49ft Wa<hr,*U thatomklta# whit? raal* ->, ; d?M? of thtf naffhbarhfod atom. k< !nr t*0 fcouao wit* brfatftlatdr-f&ftolo ' any today in NNniMM tf taa nu-| pro's "iuTaaion." . ^ ,V iJ .;.... ... yi>..-{ K \ .*.' KLAKSjnpt ON CHAttCFV : >1 . UkftAND Ttfltj&i CMUftCH ( Dovrt 4*1., Mar. 10.-?With tfca f l?n? auditorium of tk? Faoplo's ? Christian anarch fllled to capdirityaud * just bsfsgs tha sinpinp of tfca Uat i< vans of ttaukymn pracoodjsp tho dia- h cauiu*. thoco untorsd tha tfcbrch^ t|r$ whita-rabod fipuras, oh* MnkN'of 4 tha eontcc ai*la and into tha da?c?l 4 and plaead an tha pulpit aa aavalopo. jj Without uttariap a word ^i^lateg !( . tbalr idoatlty. U* taaltaod 'tiwao^ ? face about .bad loft- tfeo siHh'i ",aa*< mysteriously \aa tk?j Dr< ? H?lfen?tein sdvtnced to tha pulpit Sj 'and took the envelop# ltd reel the following: . "Hot. JL C. Uelf.toin, D. D.? r, PIwm deliver this amoaat of a*aof, , 111, to the person whose name ?'| will find enclosed. Wo wdiraUtd a ertain family in oar town aro la at ad, aad wo desire, ao aa artesian* tioh, to mako this eaatribotiea to* " Ward* their support. "KNIGHTS, KU KLCl KLAJt. "Doror. \ The presence of the lit seen (AM [j u a groat oarprioo to ooorfoao.ia-tko ( audience, and ao- HttSa noncash woo ; felt *atU tho aaan?dliii |oHrwrod had boon read hy 6r. fUlfeteia. r All who hold claim. aplaot tha.a? tola of Mr#; Mart^'J.Oi^ph'doomo* d, aro aottfod h piwaatiMHltly ?oA tfan wki ?* h.r NtaU ^ll?Kk ?, int. R4|MMr? AWIttOf J( PAIMA few' . 1 fj|**! ~ : 111 mmmk . ^^yse^Sr . I tk* ?*, w?^taT: . .;. .. X-v... w Mt'ln i* *^4? *** *** Utl' if i* ?*4 ?**r;*l?? j TMlftttir M&W kfNFw^' V '. Jjriu # > ' .jitfl 0#tn^4 & *???* ?*4 4ft?*r ' IMMb Mr. 4. P. IfyUf'p mU^4?| afUrn ?on. 4. A, Qrlfrg* Mr; ?b4 lflW. JoVnaJo GadJy m4 ^. Bim Ii?Mu> vkM et iU %** sari?? Ste 4m life B. S. fltttUk of mm Wiutt dak ftMtd at tkt torn of Jn? fclffC.i. W. Baaoock Wodncada? Aftorndov . Mlfe Ko?a Gullodgo aad hor aiatov Arigia iraiW tko gwit* of Miai liaii GxlIM** tartar nftdrMoe.. life O. O. Prion toft Pridap fW . hM kortn ta Grookwood, fi~ C?* "" Mr. J. H. Dalyr)**!* apint tM ?fabaiI4kt)(ia. Dakrpta* ?U?d ptttihta, Mr. aad life Jafca Dmi of tar Wkdta Oak. w.tai Mfe Bailor MoLaoria loft frMar f?| bjaaaatoa, if. C? Wkoro tkop Will Makatkoir fntoro koma. , Miaa KaUia Odoai and k?T trtUr. riattod ;tk*ir grand panfe Mr: dad Mia. I; F: Mohaa Sunday. Mfe W. A. Woodward la a* Hi aiak Hat 4t tkla timo kat Wo kapo kgr aapao^riiaiiaij. > Mr, fkd Mra. Walter Qui*** miss?'** *' Ika-grfiHin. at fek dasgktor. lira. KirkfeGikoaa Saturday nfWraooa. Mr* Baraoy Patrick ridUd fetfc| ? kawajof kar ?.tW*|fe WUlTlJC drix Sunday. . JHP # t j Kit latonUHiuai^ tk. ?.B. of Mr. 1. F. Ctete*. |8|l rOgf' I* ? *? r < j^?^Sr^ ~ y*? ? y 1 ; '. ,">f ifg y . ^ "?. Vto*f.,y ???, ! i ! SgreagteisS; asfeasssr'-* ;>! Conuaerctol Emyloytoafat Btmu, ! , B?H7, Graanrilto, SL C. ftt~l? . JNtt c^rou**,r j L/^M|ll4Vjr PA VUMI MVI?f ?**, J. Ho?*V PnWt**,*!?*; I WWra*vJ. C. Si*f*p ?pdo Mil to < toft* mat htm Utt*?>A*miftto- < Mtot?on of ttu Mtata a?4 offctft *1 i <P. H. P*rt?r, '1 Tb*P. -fwy- Utofo#?f#> to otto m4 3 ?4to<tew stt o?d otosiior th? h4t*to4 1 ??4 ?ro4*toto of tho a?M W. H. NH- 1 n, iwow{. ttoCtkoy tto #i4 ?|?tor "* toffHr '*? to ttto tCtotot of PrWUU, ? to N Ukt at OtoototfoM* 8, C., ?u < iOth Martk, a?xtt oft#* 1 Urpf, of II o*ctp?fc la ttofmaoMi < to oboto ?oo*#.tfo*y ?ho?ho*o, why ^ tkM Atol^ttto #aM D?t to < Otowi Bfcdw ayJatl tfclr l&tfc <t*t ' t>fMfcrck, Am* Imalil IttS. * M. J. Hottgfc, ProtoU Judge. MAYS YOU TNtll lYHPTOMST If ? , Cf iiM Taklag f>?#INIIMIM M Caft l?A TV 4 M MmM iAefc of VHBIHjt, a fa)t*g ( Mn4? M bWlk, vfH Ufa, eolorltM diMki, lata ?( vtfiffct, f*bW fl?A, fill ( tk*M?all far idmb. It#ilt y<taittf?l| p**4oc? 1 tiilMUrt NHlta, . Try tsUeg H , tHtk f*t ?lMWNk* a*4 ' byipryiiwA wttfc tW lafiryfiit hi 1 jfo*r ***4kUn. (M?'4 jElftiitii'ipaa wtl U?lp r?t^?k U ftj**ftk4ariag ' rapyalniim fr?m priyiiUfiaa. It.Imp 1 Imm TrpMriiU' ii'i i>dfpliyl hy < ikilto' MtrffW* m ttlrty ntv? II <l< iKt twtorftimi Mprtt Pmr i? total* ?# tali* fc* *y #0 jfrjjft*1' I* hy 5 Mm.fall Him. : ' ' " * ; L . J jja i ius 'i"i' rt'ii " 1 'W| ? OT aMD BUM J, .; ' FESTA baBC. . k ttt ?2*d AttlDCOW - iGMK jsrruisun tANr MRt ttiKLS The Qemp Fire GirU gave a box iupj|>i lit Hi iIij March 11th to make money fof'e rammer camping trip. ^/The Camp Fire Girla will meet la fleet ef-the poet office for a four ^ilo hike* Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Friday sight, beginning at 6 o'clock a plate* supper will be served at the American Legion Hall.. The proceed* trill go for the Camp Fire Girls sum* ae*r oUmping trip. Mr*. E. J. Clark has been elected guardian of the Camp Fire. Camp Fire' Scribes, Helen Mae Gregory, Francee Miller and Aletha Giark. WHITE OAK A large congregation attended iervices here Sunday. Mi*s Helen Campbell spent Sunday at her home near Angelus. Miss Essie Wadsworth spent the ifgek-ond with Miss Loma Brown. -7 Messrs Ervin Odom, Carl and Jdhb Brown and Missa Mhyme WadstaaMk spent the week-end with relac tires and friends at Hartsville. A large crowd from here attended ike picnic at Palmetto Saturday and report a nice time Mia* Glad ye Rayfteld spent the w#ek-ead at her home near Center PoiAt. Mr. Gum Clanton of White Oak baa been spending some time near Palmetto. Wake ap Center Point and let's make The Advertiser more interestlag. ! > MfltUDM MlftSTERL GOES TO MIDDENDORF On accobnt of th* rain the Shiloh Minstrel did not go to Middendorf last Friday night as was scheduled, hat will go on Saturday night, Mar. llth. Re sere and attend if yeu want a iadgh that will male you forget all yew trouble#. Laughs at death Mfef* rROM RADIO KEY I WOT York, Mar. 10.?The grim ' PgjMf of a wireless operator, who iMghed at death .and flashed striking *. * , t,. th* Norwegfin steamer, Grontoft, | nhllowed and sank during a mid-Atlantic hurrieant list Thursday, was , recorded on the radio log of the DanHi ateamef. Estonia, arriving yeeterlaf. Eaoh detail of tha ship's plight , kaeh call for aid, waa supplemented L? bk. d kl ? * ** jj ? > joviaf cvmmeni 01 in# nai# | men, whose identity is still unknown. Rd talked M if he were going on a . lark in port, instead of to the bot:om of the aea. His last message, a Uajolnied one, wps a series of wittieisme prlth death as the bntt of the , ieke. The Estonia, herself hard hit in the , ll 10-mile gale, made a valiant but unluecessful effort to reach the jGron- , left. Which first sent out calls for aid It 10 o'clock last Thursday morning, reporting her position as about 700 alios east of Cape Race. The Es- . tenia at that time was 48 miles west ft the disabled Norwegian ship and deeming in an oppoeitie direction. Captain Hans Jorgensen ordered hie hip about and aha steamed slowly to. sard the Grontoft. Iroajr mi th# See# Meanwhile Radio Operator Hansen engaged the operator of the Grontoft In conversation. The latter sent out Iret the following?a stereotyped irony of the sea*: "God pity the poor sailors on a night like this." Tiien followed a eerie* of "ha, ha." ? "And say/' he continued, "the old , an thinks this calm will be over by nightfall. We sure need seme breeze." An hour later an urgent call for sld was eent out by the Grontoft, and bft operator jested again. "Well, the steward is making sandwiches1 for the lifeboats. Looks like mm were going on a picnic." "The old wagon has a list like a rundown Wheel. This is no weather rot a fellow to be out in without an Umbrella." > "Held oa/' returned the Estonia's wirelem, "we'll be alongside soon." Then Grontoft did not reply until parly fqgty minutes later. Then: "W# art sinking stern first. The tr*** Irt Cmn't KaM a?? ?? ' "TW skipper dktoted that?he oegkt to. knew?where did I put my hat sorry ere cekt wait for you, pDeesinf beeineea elsewhere?The VtonWa operator quoted in reply these hnee: "What dam of laneee brought thee ' forth. To Jpst,ai deem with death?" let there waa bo anamej^. . ? Mttoero 4ftor pieldai^WiHt cell from the^^^^^^^ dBetanta hfueq fhiled to find eren a tree# of ^ OehreetM, Hew CONTESTS IN EVERY COUNTY FOR QUEEN OF PALMAFESTA POPULAR AND ATTRACTIVE YOUNG WOMEN . IN EVERY SECTION INTERESTED IN PALMAFESTA QUEEN GETS $800 DIAMOND Throughout South Carolina interest is running high in the statewide contest to secure a Queen for the 1022 Palmafeata to bo held in Columbia the week of April 17th to 22nd. Newspapers in the State are running voting coupons in each issue and many papers have published long .lists of attractive contestants. Each county is selecting a candidate who will go to Columbia for th# big week as the guest of Palmafaoth, all expenses of the pleasant trip will be paid by the Columbia Chamber of Commerce. When the forty-Svjj county candidates assemble in Columbia for Pal mafesta a general election will be held and the fortunate young woman securing the greatest niimber of votes will be crowned Queek of 1922 Palraafesta, will be awarded the $600 diamond ring and: will be the reeepient of many special lipura during the big gala week. Every county Quee^i will be royally entertained and will have a week fill, ed with pleasure and honor. It will be a week remembered through life as a landmark of pleasure?some- ( thing to outshine all ether oceas&iona I of merrymaking. ? ; J " 1 VOTING QUBjSN OF "PALMAFESTA'^ The Chesterfield Advertiser, Chesterfield, S. C. . My choice fof Queen of Palmi Name r. Address ....... .v. Thia coupon good for one vote. A tion to this newspppdr counts lOOv * V- V 1' I'll I" ELIZABETH / ' r j Mr. Caudle filled *ia neaular sd.I puifiwucui niii SSsi^J1 ?- - 1 An excellent sermon. > Mrs. L. A. Watson and children ( spent the week-end with her parents, ] Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lowry. ^ Mrs. Jack Sellers and son, Clarence pent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sellers. Mr. J. K. Melton of Wexfoid at- 1 tended services at Elizabeth Sunday. Mr. Jule Watson and ffcmily were i the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Watts ( S?tnrH?y night. Mrs. Lonnie Rati iff and daughter,*] Bettie, visited in Mt. Croghan Mon- . day afternoon. 11 We hope the Wexford writer will not be disapointed and will hear these | wedding' bells ringing in the near future. ' , ] I WEXFORD ; M. T.;T. Burch spent the past week J with relatives of Hopewell and Ruby. Mr. and Mrs. Frances Huneyeutt of the Friendship section spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Davidson. Mrs. W. A. Sullivan spent Saturday night asta Sunday at the home of her 1 father, Mrs. James Fincher. of Chesterfield. . Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Melton and lit- < tie daughter, Vera, spent Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Huneyeutt. Mr. and Mrs. Wade King and Mrs. , L.ucy sellers spent Sunday afternoon j at tke home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter ( Gaddy's; , Mr. H. K. Jenkins and son, Frank, j spent Sunday at Jefferson with relatives. The W. M. U. will meet at Thompson Creek Church Friday afternoon at , 3 o'clock. A full attendance is desired, as there is some business of importance. Remember the date, March the 17. 1 Miss Evans spent the week-end in McFarlan, N. C., with her young friends. Mr. Lee Griggs of tke Friendship section spent the paafc-weelr in this community withe friends and relatives. POTATO PLANTS?Pure Porto Rico Pot* Plants, $1.50, 1,000, 10,000 up $1.25. Satisfaction guaranteed. April, May and June delivery. Brownsville Plant Farm, ltp Brownsville, S. C. NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP Notice now to all to wliwa it coacerass For tke time feeing wo need good work at a low price, since we feavo straggled to bring down keroe 4$e*iag ( please give as credit and nlsfer wage : on? end fe^gics repaired at e?* skop. | "~4^k ye? want a ear Mpelrsd see no. All wesfr gnnenatssd. Located feaek ef tke Roc. Building near Mr. W. P, Odew's wislssals wsidiasife ' Tfi'i^htn mt I ^ IIf 9 9iWflale A. ^ The big steel auditorium at the State Fair Grounds will be the center of Palmafesta activities such as the crowning: of the Queen, daily band concerts, the big fashion show, trades displays, vaudeville and amusement acta both afternoons and evenings, and one or two nights featuring grand , opera stars of international reputation. Palmafesta will open Monday evening April 17th with a mammouth display of fireworks. Columbia's streets will be specially decorated for the week and there will be gorgeous float { parades, baby parades, and other fea- , turs now being worked out by com- ; mittees from the Chamber of Commerce. Several State conventions , have arranged to meet in Columbia < during the week of Palmafesta. The county Queen contests will close throughout the State on Saturday, April eighth at six o'clock. As soon as the votes can be counted the winner's name and photograph will be sent to Columbia for insertion in the ueauty supplement to be circulated throughout the State the week Before Palmafesta. The most popular young woman in Chesterfield county will be elected by sending voting coupons clipped from our columns to the Palmafesta Contest manager of this-paper. Paid-inadvance subscriptions will county 100 votes. Send in your subscriptions and coupons as fast as possible so you may ' as fast as possible so you may have have the honor of becoming a Palmafesta candidate from this county. ( COUPON < VLMAFESTA ] ifesta is: j 1 yearly paid-in-advance subscripotea. < ; MT. CROGHAN , , The spjing_fpbind have appeared tut uUt * No accidents have occurred ist the lawmill for the past week dnd the manager, who is also the coroner has rotten tired of the monotonyt Mr. W. B. Huntley was in Charleston last week attending the grand odgc of Masons. ;'V*.l.V I Mr. R. P. Tucker spent: last week y n Florence attending United States :ourt. - ' u, vv;i J Mr. J. H. Rivers spent a part^of last week in the upper' part -of "tW itate and in North Carolina on'business. Mrs. Emmit Redfearn has moved jack to Mt. Croghan. Miss Mamie Oliver one of out faithful and accomplished teachers, taught the adult school last summer. She has worked with that class all the fall and winter. Three nights out of avery week up to last Thursday night week. She closes school with a banquet. >* ' < ... ' 1 ut and take" isn't always a gamu'e. It's sometimes a suro thing. When you put more effort into your business you'll tak^ more profit out it it. Game to tho Last An editor was dying, but when ths doctor bent over, placed his ear on bis breast, and said, "Poor man! Cir culation almost gone!" the dying editor shouted: "You're a liar, we have the largest circulation in the country. Water, Water Everywhere , Professor (in engineering class)? What's a dry dock? Stude?A physician who won't give < out prescriptions.?Business Envel opes. ( Magnetic '* * Twinkle, twinkle, little sock, Wfth yeur perforated clock. These below the kirf in KiorK' Youto* a. magnet for the eye. ?The White Wing. MEN WANTED?To sell odr goods in country and city. Why work fot ' others When you can have a business of your own with a steady income. We sell goods on time and wait for our money. Team oraUto' needed for country work, no outfit needed in city. Experience unnecessary. We train in salesmanship. McConnon A Company, Winona, Minn. Mention th is paper. ltp A. F. DAVIS MARKET V >%. . ; TU Fisak Frask Moats k TVs Bast Fsaty Crsssriss High Crs^ Cauasdl Gssdi ( , The Bast sf lsasiAlsg far tka ,1 TaUs /CM _ -- * STATEMENT OF THE PEOP Located at ChtBterfleld at the close of .RESOURCES Loas and discounts f 241,762.98 Overdrafts * 6,102.86 Bonds and stocks owned by the bank .? . 96.06 Furniture and fixtures .. 6,124,41 Banking1 House 4^4t.M Due from banks and bankers 18,270.46 Currency 429.00 Gold T?.\. 262.60 Silver and other inmor coin '. .... 490.69 Checks and cash items . 1,856.86 Other resources 200.00 TOTAL 2S4.622.82 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD. Before me came C. P. Mtaguni, who, being duly worn, Mjn th? a bo condition of Mid bonk, m shown by Sworn to and subcribed before Correct Attost: F. W. Rivers, J A Campbell, Geo. K. Lsney, Directors. NOTICE No extension of time for payment of Town Taxes. A 7 per cent, penalty will bo in force on and after March 1st, as required by Town Ordinance >n all unpaid taxes that date. J. Andy Teal, Town Clerk. .J EGGS FOR SALE?Brown Leghorn Eggs'for Setting. $2.00'per setting of 16. The laying kind. Pilre ^fced. Itp B. E. Fffli*. # . . r, . * - ^ - WANT to hear from oppg of farm, or lend for sale. F. W. Laadwehb, 725 ltth St. N. W.,Spa?*lNB, Dv C. ' f dtp.ll . I.- - VE GUARANTEE Ni?? pee week Artdl tl*4j?r, J?e. a* fcwt tw spore time eeUieg foeraa|r ed lies * ?>/, AiauW JUMlOf flf.VV $100.00 p?x QooJ kotlaiy U an ab*^l*w:iU|^ty,.you;?na aali . itaasily. , ^ : MP* larby, Pann.^-^^^v , ': ^ Vl&ke It 'Youp^^ylai^j :. Mt Wn . :: - before^ Hay; Corn Flour, M <rr.-> - - , .* . La ... It's An Easy Waj J. C. RIVE 4 4v,.r< * In Warehouse'Bafcl ' " 'I.' V ... -*.* ' * r , r r. 't i. ? r?rj-zs^frr.? ? - ' ! *,'V_ Farming Ii ******** V t. ! Wtories trin tr j - V?T X* V*m UJiiL' JW v- jsut?? W f iy.W lu> fl ' * r4 K Wt jL.*.- .<#* ,. VytUIE .?**.*** '.trV A'* * _ . . _? .-... Complete-' tme of t ..?<v . Kitchen I # & A I ?* Granitware, Alumin Furn -Still SdlingJwA FMBMfcHi THE CONDITION LIS BANC - "~m* business March 10th, 1088. . Capital Stock Paid ia... Sarptaa fund 8.000.00 Das to baaksaad bankers. 8,742.71 hSntoi dsissits sab jsd to Check fl2T.704.72 Tims certificates *t deposit 43.18*. 48 C'sh's ch'ks .* 1,105.45 8*67,088.03 Notes and r bills rediscounted 83,000.00 BUI* payable, including certificates for money borrowod ....... 48,788.68 * Othar liabilities, oiz: ' " War Finance Corp 86,550.00 TOTAL 284,522.88 ?. : ? I Caahiar of th? abate bam ad book, to and foregoing, statement la a tra* tha book# of aaid bank. C. P. MANGUM. CaabUr. ma tbi# 15tb dag. of March, 1922..', F. M. Cannon, Depatjr Clerk of Cobxi. ? 1 . J ICG 8 Single Comb Bhoda Xalaad , Bad% at 82.00, M.00 and #4.00 pa* v totting. Faw coakaral* far tal% at wttt trap for friar* . if' A. Bag Aire##. . >?lati *d to Pad " "Girlie, I weald die fat fob.* . "Sao pa.** * ^ !\, * * ,-SiK:!' . "Ha tall# lift in#*ranea." ' ?Louisville, Courier-Journal. ? eUTlw mSk III, II I I 11 ??' Business Habit to s 1 i*Vc I l .J./ i'\,; -1. U...... ~ * I 'Prices ' y *' *: r - - n ?ou Buy i and Oats .. # , ? - 1 1 [eat and > rd i' / To Save Money j RS & CO. cqf Our Old Stand mpiements to ^ JPiscHarrow imi.'. I ,.ihr lerjr 7 he Very Best Made Utensils mm, Stone, China I fare r * * v ?%. '?jr Low ; Prices h,i,i?n iim gfufin ? f f i ' SK * ??-> ? K* 1 ?fc ?, sis