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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-30

Mr.. w. J. Jennings, secretary of
the Grenada Business League, is in
receipt Of a response from Mrs. VIM.
Mckinley acknowledging with CRATE
ful appreciation the tender express
sions Of sympathy extended her in her
recent great sorrow, the death of her
esteemed and distinguished husband.
Send your orders for all kinds of
Kentucky. Tennessee WhiSkey to
Elliott * Burke, Aberdeen Miss.
This is Of the most reliable
houses in the State. Express charg
same as Memphis. See price list
this paper.
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-11-30

/ Case, 5O-pints, Old Spring Or eek ..si2.G
1 Case. 80 pints, Old Kentucky Soul
Mash. -~- 1000
| Case, 90 pints, Lincoln ounty..-........ 1906
/ Case. 80 pints, Apple Brandy............. 1000
l Case, 81 piDts. Peach Brandy ....-....... . 10.O
The times., 1901-03-10

y Moss, Twenty fourth; Ulysses G. Wor-
rlow, Twentieth; Frank J. Morrow. Sew
James A. Lynch. Fifteenth; John w. J.
Phillips; Eleventh, Henry c. Clement, jr,
Twenty first; Robert S. Offiey, Seventh;
Murray Baldwin, Eighteenth; Samuel p.
Lyon, TWenty-ffth; JenS Bugge, Third
Charles II. Paine, Eighth; Thomas w
Darrah, Twentieth; Americus Mitchell.
Fifth; Perry L. Miles, Fourteenth; Mil
ton l.. McGrew, Eleventh; Lorrain T.
Richardson. Twenty Charles R
Rowland, Twentieth; Francis 2. Siviter,
EleN enth.
\ Nork, now Secretary of Legation at Seoul,
to be Second Secretary of the Embassy
of the United States at st. Petersburg.
Russia.
to be attorney Of the United States for
the Eastern district of Wisconsin.
Navy-Frank b. Case, to be an ensign
on the retired list of the navy formerly
a midshipman in the United States Navy.
Frank c. Dennis, of Maine. United
States Consul at st. Johns. y. f.
Ernest a. Man. of Florida, United
States Consul at Breslau, Germany.
Martin J. CarteC of Pennsylvania,
United States Consul at Yarmouth, Nova
Scotia
Robert II. Green. of Kentucky. secre-
tary Of Legation to Guatemala and Hon
Philip NJ. Brown. of Massachusetts. to
be Second Secretary Of Legation at Con-
stantinople
CAPT. John T. French, ir.. assistant
quartermaster, to be quartermaster with
the rank of major.
John W Miller, to be register of the
land Office at Wausau, Wis.
Ira r. Allen, postmaster at Fair Haven,
Vt.
10 be members of a Board of Visitors
to the Naval observatory: st. Clair Nc
Kclway, of Brooklyn, y. y; Asaph Hall,
jr., of Ann Arbor Mich. William r. Har-
per. Of Chicago, Edward c. Pickering, Of
Cambridge Mass; Charles A. Young, OF
Princeton. y. J., and Ormond Stone, of
charlottesville, Va.
Lieuts. Philip s. Brown. John +. McGill,
Louis NJ Gulick, David y. Porter, and
Arthur j. Matthews to be captains
Second Lieuts. Herbert J. Hirschinger
Henry d. +. Long, Harry X. Lay, Charles
c. Carpenter. Charles 3. Taylor, Alexan-
der S Williams Fred NJ Eslick, Louis
Nice, Little. John G. Muir, and Frederick
United States Army-Lieut. Col William
NJ Wallace. Second Cavalry; to be colo
mel; Major Eugene D. DimmiCk, Tentf
Cavalry, to be lieutenant colonel; Capt
, George L. Scott. Sixth Cavalry, to b.
major.
To be colonels: Lieut. Coils. stephen p
Jocelyn Twenty-Gfth Infantry; Charie'
+ Keller Twenty second Infantry; William
r Spurgin. Sixteenth Infantry; Charles
! A Coolidge. Ninth Infantry; Charles A
+ Dempsey First Infantry, and William h
/ Dougherty. Seventh Infantry.
/ To he lieutenant colonels: Majors WI
liam Y. Richards. Seventh Infantry; The
4 odore r Forbes, Fifth Infantry DaVld J. -
I Wilson. Twenty fifth Infantry; waiter
. Dugan Tenth Infantry; Leon A. Matte
/ Fourteenth Infantry; Butler B. fTlce
Fourth Infantry.
The times., 1901-03-10
THE TABULATIoN TO STAND.
The Census of Parkersburg, W. Va
VIII Not He Retaken.

After hearing argument on the question
Justice Cole yesterday dismissed the petit
tion of Charles Il Turner mayor Of the
city of Parkersburg, w. Va, asking for
q writ of mandamus to compel William
r Merriam. Director of the Census Bu-
reau. to correct the tabulation of that
city before publishing 1t.
In disposing of the matter the court
held that the corporation of Paikers-
burg had no political or property rlght
in the matter; that the taking Of the
census was a political matter ana with
out the domain of judicial action.
The subject came up for hearing on the
pctition of Charles II. turner, the Mayor
of Parkersburg, which was filed about
three weeks ago, in which it was stated
that the official count Of population of
Parkersburg, as stated by the Census Blu
reau, was incorrect. The inaccuracies
he alleged had been called to the atten-
tion Of Director Merriam bat the correc-
tions desired were not made.
According to the official count, Mayor
Turner SAYS, the population Of Parkers-
burg appears TO be u,7O3, while by a tab
ulHt!On OF the reSidentS made by the mu-
nicipal authorities II IS, IN fact, li,O4L by
reason Of the number of the popuIa ton
as stated BY the Census Bureau, Mr Iur-
ner stated that the city would suHer
great loss, and asked that the count be
corrected
When the matter came up for hearing
yesterday morning the city Of Parkersburg
was represented by Attorney V. b. Arch
er and District Attorney Thomas II. An
derson acted as counsel for Director Mer-
! riam. In his answer. as made by his
! counsel, Mr.. Merriam stated that he had
| investigated the complaint made by the
| city OF Parkersburg, and, because ii was
! discovered that any errors which may
! have been made IN the taking Of the cen
sus of that city would not materially af-
! feet its rights or standing as a munich
/ palitr. ii recount was not deemed neces-
| sary.
! District Attorney Anderson contendec
! that the matter was one coming entirely
| within the discretion OF the Director OF
| the Census, who was the sole Judge ol
| whether or not d rehabilitation of the pop
ulation OF the district was necessary. II
| such petitions " ere upheld by the courts
it was contended by Mr. Anderson, there
| would be no telling when the statistlci
Of the United States would be completed
! for the flnal announcement Of result!
could, in this way be delayed by any
city or district in the country for poiitica
or other reasons.
The times., 1901-03-10
THE SPECIAL SESSION ENDS.
No Especial Features Attend the
Transncttons of the senate.

The Senate yesterday, at l:56 p. m, ad-
iourned sine die. The closing session was
not marked by any feature, and little
legislative business was transacted.
When the Senate was called 10 order
the other Senator from Oregon, Mr.. 81
mon. asked unanimous consent to dls-
pense with the reading of the journal, so
as to have the oath at once administered
TO Mr. Mitchell. but objection was made.
After the reading Of the journal the oath
was. on motion Of Mr.. Allison, admins
tered to Mr. Frye as President pro tenn
pore of the Senate. This ceremony was
followed Immediately by the administra-
ton of the oath TO Mr.. Mitchell
Mr. Morgan, Chairman OF the Commit
tee on Inter-Oceanic Canals, asked unau-
imous consent that as Mr. Mcbride, the
ex-senator from Oregon, had been mem
her OF that committee, and as there was
now vacancy il be filled by the APP
uoiutment OF Mr. Mitchell, who had pre-
viously served upon the committee and
was specially qualified for the position.
There was no objection, and Mr.. Mitchell
was appointed.
In connection with Mr. Mitchelrs APP
poiutment Mr.. Hoar said that, Tor obNl-
GUS reasons, no Senator would object TO
such a request. He felt bound to say,
however, that a repetition Of such d re
quest from a single Senator without con-
sultation with either side of the Chamber
/ would give rise TO great Inconvenience >
! and If another such request be made he
! should be bound TO object.
The Vice President laid before the SEN
ate the resolution offered Friday by
! MIR. Hoar for the appointment of two
, Senators TO wait upon the President Of
/ the United States and inform him that,
/ unless he may have some further com
/ muuicdtion TO make, the Senate is ready
/ to adjourn without day. The resolution
/ was agreed to- and the Vice President an
I nounced the appointment Of Senators Al
I lson and Cockrell
AS the invsriable rule is that the Sena-
tor offering such resolution Is appointed
on the committee, there was a momen-
tary sense of surprise at such blundeI
/ on the part of the Vice President IN not
naming Mr. Hoar instead Of Mr.. Allison
The latter, however, instantly declined
. the honor and asked that another Sena-
tor be appointed.
Repeating the blunder in more ag
. graVated form, the Vice President said
The Chair appoints the Senator IRON
! Rhode Tslend" (Nr Aldrich), and after
( another nomentsry pause, during which
4 the Vice President Heard promptngs oil
the reading clerk below him, he corrected
/ himself and said: The Chair will ap
point the Senator from Massachusetts. %
The matter having been thus set right
though with embarrassment 10 all con
cerued the Senate went into eXeCutlV
session. The doors We're reOpened and 4
1866 the Senate adjourned sine die.
The times., 1901-03-10
A SENSIBLE SUMNER.
4 Way 10 Obtnin the Greatest Hen
eft for the Least Money.

A little woman went to a certain Chau-
tauqua resort last summer and eNpe-
rieuced most economical and cheerlul
way Of living. She was at that time IN a
debilitated condition with poor disestloh'
which made il imperative that she nave
the right kind of food. and yet such that
was nourishing and Strengthening so
! took an equipment of fresh. crisp Grape
Nuts. During that summer l lived On
Grape Nuts, with little cream or lhlIh'
and some ripe fruit such as | could pro
cure.
Many meals were made of delicious
Grape Nuts alone ! experienced a Pc
cuhar clearness Of intellect and "A bouuY
endurance never known before on the old-
time diet Of meat, biscuits butter etc
1t was continual delight, the hSaHhy
way of living combined with slmphcitS >
economy, and the highest utilltX' III
curing no restaurant or board Dill an. am
returning, at the end of the simmer WIN
money in my pocket, realizing that 1 hdd i
lived sumptuously every day, for ia9 td
lived on the most perfect food known @nS t3
was renewed in health, strength az
mental power, and had acquired d 4 Coi'' 7
plexion so clear and fresh tinted tilat
was termed picture of t3ealth anu i'l'
myself to be happy woman. .t,.a,
She lives at Monmouth, Ill. Name CIV s,I Ia
| nv Postum Cereal Co., Ltd-, Battle CiSeN'
Mich
The times., 1901-03-10
Choice for &c Worth SC and SC.

dozen Shoe Rutons TnbeS spool 9th handle Paper
Tara NIeasur lioiN'e
PureI. .nenF1
The times., 1901-03-10
MIR. CHANDLER as CHAIRMAN.
Members of the Spanish War Claims
Commission Named.

The President yesterday sent TO the
Senate the following nominations of mem
hers of the Spanish Claims Commissions
William T. Chandler. Of New Hamp-
shire.
Cerrit J. Diekcma. of Michigan.
James Perry Wood, of Ohio.
William a Maury, of the District of
Columbia.
William L. Chambers, Of Alabama.
The President also nominated William
F.. Fuller OF Iowa, to be Assistant At
torney General of the United States,
Mr. Fuller win represent the Govern
nant before the Claims Commission. The
appointment Is for a specific period, COW
cring the existence of the Commission.
The times., 1901-03-10

to enlisted men of the Marine Corps in
the hope that Congress might. before the
close Of the present session correct this
omission in the law.
IN it's second report, dated March $. tha
board suggests that owing II its difficulty
in defining special acts of gallantry, for
which rewards are recommended. COM
mandiug officers be directed to report as
soon as possible, after it occurs, all the
facts in relation to gallant COn1uct.
The times., 1901-03-10

American Black Taffeta
Silk. q inches wide. of close,
firm weave that shows for
itself to be durable in wear;
lustrous finish. We guaran-
tee every yard of it; onr
regular 81 quality Nv
special.
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11
mOsLEY

Having seen nothing from this
part of the moral vineyard for
some time, We will undertake TO
pen a few lines,
Health is very good,
Our merchant, ". E. Pinkston,
seems to be very busily engaged
in the mercantile trade,
Our school at Aetna is prog
ressing nicely, under the man
agement Of Prof, Geo. Flanery.
The zinc mines at Shells5, lie
are now in operation and vail be-
gin business in earnest in the
near future.
Our esteemed friend, Capt, J..
Wann, has oeen visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Laura Jernlgan
and family 5his week,
Bud Rose has just returned to
mis- home in Nebraska after a
visit to his broyhers, W, A. and
f. s Rose Of this place.
Louis Lewallen and wife took
their departure last week for
Wagner, I. T., whore they ex-
pect to make their future home,
Mr.. Taylor, our road overseer,
has been doing some very much
needed work on the Batesville
and Smithville road in this, vi
cinity. Let the good work &C
on.
Success to the RECORD,
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11
AN ENTHUsIESTlCF STEWARDS S
MEETING

Was held at Evening Shade on
the Sd, to consider the temporal
and spiritual interests Of the
church. The following stewards
and other members we're present:
c, ". Shaver, 8. Il. Davidson,
J. R. MetcaIf, 8. L. Arm, g. P.
Oliver, Henry Kunkle, F, J, Do8s
and y! A. Aldridge; visiting
brethren, Hon, P. H. WilkersOn,
Rev. ". T, Atkinson and Bro,
NJ. 3. Coger,
The meeting o p 9 n d With
prayer by the pastor, and the
following BUSINESS was considered
and passed upon: First, organ
ization Of the circuit board OF
stewards, by electing chairman,
secretary and treasurer. Bro,
9. P. Oliver Of Sidney vas el-
ected chairman, Bro, J, r. Met
calf az both secretary and treas
urer, 1t Is the purpose Of this
organization to meet once a
quarter, to itinerate from ap-
pointment to appointment and
keep vide awake to interests
connected to 1t. Second item Of
business was the PASTORS salary,
which vas fixed at $500,
The meeting was interesting
from start to finish, and brother
Iy love vas the connecting link
throughout, May it continue and
great grace rest on the united
effort Of pastor and people,
J. F. Jernigan. P. C.
S. II, Davidson, Sec,
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11
CAVE CITY

The health Of the town and
community is good,
". ". Barnett Of Reeds Creek
was in town Sunday.
Prot. Buck visited his sister
near Sharp Saturday.
Rev. Wm. Wood has been in.
disposed for several days,
McCurdy Horn had the mis-
fortune to lose q good horse Sat-
urday,
Prot. and Nrs, T. 8. Ottinger
spent Sunday With your scribe
and family.
The wedding bells we're not
disturbed at this place during the
holidays
Van McAdams, whois teaching
in Randolph county, spent the
holidays at home.
Moss Aldridge Of this place,
who is teaching at Caiamine, vas
nome Saturday and Sunday.
The young people Of the town
enjoyed singing at the resi-
dence Of Dr.. Rice last Sunday.
Eight students from other parts
have entered school here since
the holidays. The enrolment is
now 184.
Burke & Whithker Of Camp,
| Fulton county, bought nice
/ bunch Of cattle from Jack Lamar
last Saturday.
Shelby Simpson, Oak Johnson,
I Henry Vaughn, Doc and John
Johnson and Homer and viii
. Doss all left for Texas last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stewart
vent IN their farm on Black river
Saturday to slaughter their hogs
and returned home the first Of
I tho week.
The ruins Of the Methodist
church are being cleared away
for the erection Of a new two
story building, the upper room
. to be used az q Masonic Hall.
r. D. Horn of Batesvilla was
here the last Of last week. III
returned home AMI left for thc
southern portion Of louisiana tt
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11
KINGS MTe
Health good

Health good,
The weather continues nice.
What more ooezl,@, ;.S ';.TSiIIi7k5.
Grandfather MuIvyrg suts yet
very feeble, CONF
Mrs. Oscar Murphy visited her
parents last week
Ed Birohfeid is back oms on
q visit to his parents.
Uncle Dave 5purlocs ~ ui-
usually strong for one of : age
81 years,
Singing at the residence Of Jno,
Martin Sunday night WIS veil
attended,
Grandma Darlington IS visiting
her many friends in Kings Mil
neighborhood.
Quite a lot Of our young folks
attended the singing at New
Hope Sunnay evening.
Aunt SaIlis Majors, who went
to Sedaiia, No. some time ago,
doesn't like her new Eome very
we'll,
D. D. Spurl0ck, formerly Of
Kings Mill, i5 teaching school
in Panhandle, Texas, and gets
$50 per month. He has ) schol.
aFs,
The old year with its joys and
sorrows is gone, and the new
year is here, May all our lives
this year be az bright as the
morning sun
Wesley Spurloek has
.fr<o, roc. te, vir,zs. ..s;,gs .s,gsllld was
relatives and friends, and y. %
all glad to ger hin. His visit
call8 back to memory other days
when many associations together
we're 90 pleasant,
The Cunningham brothers gave
a nice entertainment at Liberty
Hill Saturday night, We we're
very sorry that some we're there
who did not care enough for
their families or themselves to
act ike gentlemen aud upright
men,
Aunt lane
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11
5oU6-NEEPsIE

George 5hannou's in fan
daughter vac buried On the lsi
a nice bunch Of young turkeys
took off December a, Who can
beat -dat5
Jrumme-z here 5Ist az though
P5ughkae'sfa was a Big town,
and The merchants are making
big bills
James Hill and wife are rsi1ic-
ing over the arrival Of a demo.
cratic r1ter az heir house-in
about q years,
Dan s-olnecEer 5ook out an
other bunch Of hogs this week,
for which he paid good prices,
Come again, Dan.
JC. Dyston has come in from
Black Rock and viii begin the
erection Of ". o Tibbeia' resi-
5ence az soon a. he recruits a
little,
r. T.. Camrbell eft last Sum
dav for Cave City 20 enter The
school there, Other boys ara
aiming to 90 soon That's right,
boys, lts 90 to school or take a
back seat
Uncle Bill Norris and Mack
Thompson let q very vide circle
Of the world know they were
vide awake and tull Of fun on
Christmas night by shooting an
vils until about 10 o'clock. They
made the ground shake,
We wish the editor happy
New Year, and will say that in
this part we all got through
Christmas alive and about we'll.
Some Of the boys have 2 pain
over the eyes, some have the ear
ache, sore throat, and other such
minor ilIs; no bones broken, All
came about by the boys using a
little too much stagger mice
All are well pleased With the
new road system John Brim
has done some excellent work on
the Batesville and Center road,
and on the Smithvills and Eve
ming Shade road, beginning at
Poughksep8ie and going west,
Nav he and all who work under
him have the best Of health and
vim until they work the rotten
mill road, is the prayer Of this
gention Of the county
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11
EDITOR COMMITS aUIcIEE.

Seab Jones, editor Of the Hunt
ington Journal, shot himself
through the heart with a shotgun
at the residence Of his father-in-
law, J. N. Lie, January 3, The
motive for the act of seIi-destruc-
Jion is thought to have been an
accumulation Of debts and tuan-
cial reyerses.
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11

Philip D. Armour, the million
aire packer. died at nis nome IN
Chicago lzst sunday, at the age
Of p years At the time u his
death dis wealth amounted 10
between twenty-five and fifty
million doUars. All through life
Mr. Armour IL said to have given
largely 10 charity.
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11
Made YOUNG Again.

"One Of Dr., Kings New Life
each night for two weeks has
me IN my teens again. write,
Il. Turner Of Dempseytown,
rhev ere the best in the world
liver stomach gnk bowels. Pa
vegetable. Never grippe. Only
At Shows irug store.
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11

Cut thus out and take iJ to SHOWS
drug store and get free sample Of
Chamberlain Stomach aud Liver
Tablets, the best phync, They also
cure disorders Of the stomach, bil-
business and headache.
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11

sell zrs sxtinguishen He vii
be absent until July.
Among the new Students who
have entered school here since
Xmas are Thornton Adams Of
Walnut Ridge, Lee Cmpbell Of
Poughkespsie, Delgo Johnson Of
Reed and Henry Wsol If Lynn
lawrence county,
Success 70 the record and It's
many readers
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11

If YOu have ever seen a cnl'
the agony Of Group Won can re-
how grateful mothers are for
Minute Cough Cure which gives
lief ~ soon as 1t is administered.
quickly cures cough, colds and
throat lnd iuDg troubles. WlII'
u Edwards.
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11

Eugene 3. Jett who wac de-
feated f-P secretary 1f state vas
recentIg made zacre-ary 1f the
board IF state capitol connie
si0ners. He II also q candidate
for secretary Of the senate
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11
GOULD ANSWER The CuEsTol

'Lenny, you're a pig, a
a father to MS little son. "Ng
do you know what a pig is
'Yes. father, - answered LenTT
a pig IS a hogs little boy =
Chicago News.
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11
THERECCPD
BY cLAUDEL CoGER

The TnbCden News - a much
improved paper since 10 discarded
the Be-a~t outside and become
an sU--0ne-rrint Di-cer1i7g
the 1aterf side viii improve most
paper, 300.
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11
Mc6ee's Baby Elixir

Makes babies healthy, fat and
strong. Itcontsins no opium or other
poisons, When yourbaby ia fretful,
try one bottle and you will get ths
Oest, Prices, u and 50c.
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11
LIE EOTOalAL WORO

Somebody has explained the
editorial word Eve, says the
Clarks7ille Herald It may have
variety Of meanings When
you read that I'VE" expect our
wife nome todsv, 1--WE" refers to
thu. mad never i are a little late
WI Includes the
whoc, 'cTGe, even me devil
included; in "we are having a
boom, " the town is meant; "we
received over 100, 900 immigrants
last year" " embraces the nation;
"we have hog cholera in our
midst, " means that the man who
takes the paper and does nor pay
for it is very sick.
SENATOR VEST EXPLAINS IT.
Here is the way Senator Vest
Of Missouri explains democratic
defeat:
"OId Lafe Hinton Of Missouri
had a pack Of fine dogs, known
as splendid hunters Of noble
game all through his section.
Bot unfortunately the breed Of
the dogs became mixed with
dogs Of lover degree, and then
they ceased to be useful The
young dogs Of the mixed breed
went to chasing rabbits and
skunks and al manner Of worth
less game, while the old dogs sst
on the trail and would not hunt
at all Mixing the democratic
breed with populists was bed
experiment"
The senator's explanation is
given in a humorous style, but
there is something in it.
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11

Mr.. Bryan had subscrI
from 80 states in a week aite'
SAID ne would start his paper
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11
HONOR ROLL.

Following IS the honor roll OF
the Pine Hill school for the
month IF December:
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11
AiniTigtTa+0r'S GaIG

Byviriue Of an order OF the Probate w
Sharp county for the Southera District in'
he SeDtcmber erm,thereof lt9e. the uuusi
rs administrator de bonus non, Of he q,
Joseph BOles, deceased. will, on the 2nu
February, 1901, al the dwelling mouse
and hereinafter described, in sullivan
ship sharp county, Ark offer for 'S''
highest bidder At public auction The l'H"
tenpments described as follows, 'o.VI'
The southwest fourth Of he southwest
Of cotton twtnty-siz. The southeast iV'
he southeast quarter of seCtiou 'Wen'
The southeast .uurth Of the northwest lO'
section thirtY-fve, and, the east null Oh ~ ~
half Of the northwest quarter oi salu n
thirty-ivr, particularly described {" ~
Beginning sta point ON the section Inv ~,
sections twenty-six and thrrty-hTe 'I
and twenty links east Of the section ''. W.,
sections rwcnty-six, twenty-se'en' ~.
and thirtg live. township sixteen nor'H ',''
west, thence touta, five degrees ea.a ,s
CHAINS; thence north eightv-toW Cps
t0r,y-Gvc minmes, east, ten chains -
links; thence north, dye degrees w..
chains 70 corner Of section line; 'n'Ds ..
eighty tour degrees and torty-dye p'I,
CHAINS and twenty links to the brgnn"s
township sixteen north range Six "e''
county, Arkansas. s,er
The sale will take lace between me Nv
scribed by law Terms; A cfe'"' I'd
months, the purchaser beng reiiIiTeu ~ ,a
note drawing ten per cent Inieres' Asl
security and ilra to DE retained 'O'
Ghase money on the land ,rEr
" ~ lAlraIni'''
Sharp County record., 1901-01-11
Ictzees 8aeAashe sAd Kid
nsy Cure

VII curs you Of bsckache, kidney
disease, bladder affections etc. lis
,ha beat treatment znOvr for .hsss
troubles. you viii get the worth 4
Jour money,