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Sharp County record., 1901-04-19
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Miss Fannie E. Buchanan
of Rienzi, Texas, is a new reader
of the Record.
-Eaq. W. F. Stewart of Nor
gan township dropped into this
shanty last Monday for a new
minutes chat,
Skin troubles, cuts, burns, scalls
and chaung quickly healed By the
use o. DeWI.t's Witch Hazel SaIye.
It is initiated. Be sure You get De-
W.T.. Williams * Ed
wards.
Miss Dora Stanfill, who went
from Evening Shade to Cave
City to attend school, was taken
with smallpox this week.
Porter Couch, colored, was
lodged in jail one day last week,
having been arrested on an in
dictment found by the last grand
jury charging him with assault
and battery, He was released
Monday on bond for his appear
anre at court.
BEST WAY TO CURE BACKACHE.
Backaches are caused by disorder
IN the kidneys. FoIey'S Kidney
Cure will make the kidneys right.
Take no substitute. Williams 81
Edwards.
On the second Sunday in
May at II o'clock at Evening
Shade, Rev. Jas. F. Jernigan
will preach a special sermon to
the old folks. 1t will be k nown
as cold folks day" All 30 years
and over in reach Of Evening
:, ,7Iode of any and all churches
adssta sstae 80 church fellowship, and
from babyhood to so years are
cordially invited. Any old per-
son not able to get to church who
will let me know l will make an
effort to get them there.
PASTOR.
Three laborers on the gov
ernment works were arrest
ed on Sunday for gambling.
1t appears that there were
five of them IN the game, to-
wit: Cunningham, Cooksle,
Carver, Herrod and Roam.
Herrod had been the winner
in the game Saturday night,
but after he went to bed
Cunningham who had lost,
stole the money back. Her
roo swore out a warrant Tor
him and when arrested Gun
ninghan1 gave the snap away.
Herrod then skipped, and
Sheriff Hlnkle and deputy
Stone arrested the others.
They will be tried under the
new, gambling statute -
u .La,-,,11o plD
Sharp County record., 1901-04-19

&C. W. Reiney the grocery
drummer, was here Wednesday,
Road commissioner Hutchi-
son was here one day this week,
FOIey'S Honey and Tar
heals lungs and stops the cough.
The road overseers were ir
at county court drawing their
salaries.
Hon. P. II. Wilkerson is al
Batesville attending to matters OF
business.
Sharp County record., 1901-04-19
THE MOST STUBBORN COUGHS

resulting from an attack Of "a grippe
or heavy cold, must yield to the
wonderful healing properties of
Foley's Honey and Tar, which
strengthens the ldngs and makes
them sound. Williams q Edwards.
AS we 60 to press Thursday
morning) county court is still in
session and quite a lot Of busi-
ness has been transacted. The
court will adjourn today to meet
again May Sd in adjourned term.
OF all persons deliver US from
the bigot. There are several
things which seem to give some
men-and women too, more's the
pity-the swell head. A little
monay will sometimes do it, A
fool can't stand prosperity, you
know; it flies to the head, And
some people have the idea that
their blood is just a grade higher
than anybody else's; kinder
thoroughbred stock, and proud of
their pedigree. Lord love the
bigot, nobody else can.
Sharp County record., 1901-04-19
6 MNv.>.~

This SIGNATURE is on every box of tho genuine
Laxative BrOm0-Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cures cold in one day
At one time during the
digging of the cistern at the
parsonage the water in the
drill-hole foamed so it looked
a little like good lager
beer" And Uncle Frank y
Jones could be seen licking
out his tongue as he said to
Jim Young, jim, if it turns
out beer we will just stay
here"
Sharp County record., 1901-04-19
Up Once More.

l am glad to announce once
more that the mill is up with her
work and can accommodate you
with good flour on short notice.
Thanking you for past favors
and asking a continuance OF the
same, | am with Respects ETC.,
J.R. NEETC. ALE
Sharp County record., 1901-04-19
Some rain this week.

Some rain this week.
Lots of people were in town
Saturday.
"Wednesday was one.of those
dreary days.
Prof. A. NJ. Metcalf drops a
coin into our exchequer.
Joe Kellet was down from
Williford one day this week.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09
ghslemnrrat- Star
PAID AND CANCELLED.
MANY OF THE STATES ANCIENT NO
TIES BEING RECEIVED AT THE
TREASURERis OFFICE.

The jackson correspondent of the
Commercial-Appeal writes interest.
ingly as follows.
The report of the formation of a
syndicate in New York to secure the
payment by the Southern States OF
their repudiated bonds and the re.
cent discussion OF the old Union and
Planters Bank bond question in this
State has caught the attention OF a
number Of the holders OF similar
relics OF the past and in nearly every
mail the State treasurer receives a
batch of the States ancient notes and
promises to pay, all OF which have
long since been called in and paid and
cancelled. Many of the holders wish
to inquire what these notes are worth
and Others give specific directions
how the money called for shall be sent
to them. or course all these anxious
inQuirers must be disappointed. The
State has long since redeemed all of
its scrip issued during the war and
the reconstruction times and has de.
clared by constitutional enactment
that it will never redeem the old bank
bonds. 1t is therefore idle to discuss
at length these antlquated issues.
The people Of the State. in their sov.
erign and representative capacity
passed their judgement on these ques.
tions and that Judgement will very
probably stand the test OF all time to
come. The result is that the whole
question with all Of its corollaries is
res adjudicata. No attention need be
paid to any attempt to reopen the
controversy: it is dead and buried.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

L. Dabney Marshall is a candidate
Tor the legislature, Vicksburg district,
TO NIL the unexpired term of Mr., An
derson, who has been promoted to the
circuit court judgeship. The Missis-
sippi legislature is not composed of
ANGELS, but the line should be drawn
against self-confessed, self-convict-
ed murderer, and we hope Mr.. Mar
shall Will not be chosen to the place
now sought. Many people in Missis-
sippi believe that he should the rather
be yet confined in the State peniten.
tiary.-New Albany Gazette.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09
SOCIAL HINTS BY j. X. VARDA.
MAN.

when young man calls on a young
lady 10 the evening he should remem.
Der that 1t is not good form for a
young lady to receive all night. Eleven
O'Clock is late enough.
A well.mannered gentleman will
not address lady on the street with.
out removing his hat-nor will he
smoke cigarette, chew tobacco and
spit while talking to her, without her
permission.
The young man and woman who
haven't enough sense to talk about
any thing except themselves. have no
business staying together very long.
The subject is so clrcumscribed that
II does not take long to get all over it..
The man who will speak dlsparag-
ingly OF young woman who has
shown her love for him by permitting
him to caress and kiss her is dirty
dog. Even il detected in the act it is
his duty to lie, like gentleman, about
it.
When l see one OF these diminutive
Drained, lustful Washers, standing on
the corner discussing the attractive
contour presented by the new styled
corsets, it shocks my faith ia the chas.
tity OF the great designers of fashion:
and makes me feel like splitting on the
lecherous little critic and drowning
him.
The loose and lusty manner with
which some Of these little irresistible
society pimples grab hold of a young
lady, when he starts of to walk with
her should he prohibited BY the girl.
1t is vulgar and indecent and the little
squirt who insists upon doing it, de.
serves to have some OF the hair knock.
ed off the skyward end OF his neck,
with baseball bat. Too much famil.
iarity between the sexes, breeds
trouble II nothing else.
The woman in whose presence man
acts improperly should remember that
for the second offense, she alone is re.
sponsible.
The reputation of a woman is as
sensitive as photographers plate.
The slightest breath of detraction will
blur it forever, and blast her future.
1t is regarded as sacred by all gentle.
men. The man who does not so re.
gard it, has forfeited his right to live.
A good shot gun skllfully handled
is sometimes potent in promoting IN.
Cial purity.
The woman who laughs all the time
and never thinks, may he popular, and
she is usually fool.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09
Gheaenorral.s,.. T..
lie REb-HAIREp G,p,

Memnh, ulRI
~1%pOi' %a cOnnerrial-App,,l
Comes she at las, ',,a' ,a
seat Of which She "ass'lanee "a. la,.., the high a
cate by the blonde and ,'ced h to add.
pers. Comes She a',o as brunette usur.
aos1n os ,hs full Of light love aalaa'Ssewasd and sssn.
or pt bure,aS are ,aSuoarnhaired or I'll Ttisasty Dsaaty
red re- 'aaaalFed aa ,aa girl, with head 'a,D'oa as,
te1as tsa as red can be- pulsins ,'a ans a blood blood
'a1lng with redness. She s'. auo palpl.
t5o tssurn,ns ar.n notwithstanding s'' non, 'oas
Tue great actresses, artists aas most Of
~smas'n "umen were red haired. IS shs famous o.'
.,unea ui.S or imperfect form and u''p.opo' sase,
rsa mis% as swarm Of freckles and sSs s'ssa n'l
'.u oa :. uomn and her picture was =, ,u' "a'
:" 60, 10 the wall. She was not s's ss.n,,. su'a.
snn sn,' some of her at least, bse,n.I sssus'
sne sns smiled so' displaying her Vs,aass ,asst
Sau Mor her n, Tetrousse pose was agrav,,lss Mssa
NOW, NOW all that is changed. Ths r,s',as a's
nalled mar girl is dimpled Of cheeI ~ .,N. rsa.
pied Of hand, finely chiseled IA' y, alp !.
1ure' TALL graceful, 1.-the, llssom. NJ lea !,
queenly. Freckled of face She V,'saaa ms'
but so is everyone else and thu sa, Ss' Se
BUSINESS u OF her freckles is caused S'r ~
the purity and whiteness Of 's he, s,,s "
upon which the exotics shine ',,u ,"s
simmer like the stars in the 'I s,a.a 100
ment' Years of exile from h i.
throne has caused her to de,.las rs
physically until now she is % noss'
for any sculptor or paiu,e, Vl Vss
tne form Of a Venus de Medic ,na n,a !.
beauty that places her on ths N S,,s
Tide OF popularity she has also ds,. sl
oped a mentality that is at once eS,
and discursive, piquant and Drotou.a
She improved her time along all ljDs,
during the period of her disfranchiss'
ment and now rules sovereign NJ N.
ascendant, a perfect woman Ths
dizzy blonde and the mystical b,n
nette have had their day and must
for a season serve as court ladies and
maids of honor, curtseying, sALAAxIyo
and standing in envious admiration
IN the august presence of the repnant
red.haired girl. She is the fad iust
now, the tempting and tautalizjue
IDOL OF capricious fashion and we take
OH our hats to her and bow in humble
alteration.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

The Washington Post says bringing
Southern negroes North is bad busi-
ness and they will be badly treated
where they are not understood. These
Southern negroes who were taken to
Chicago were understood well enough
They were wanted to take other
workmen's places at cheaper wages.
Thereat the Northerners rebelled.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

A regular monkey and and parrot
time is on In Aberdeen. There will
be a whiskey election there soon and
both sides are grinding their blades
for the fray. That Aberdeen liquor
is terrible! 1t will not only make q
rabbit fight a dog, but ii will kill az
long range, a regular torpedo ooa'
destroyer. Some that has been snip
ped here would make man throw
stones at a funeral procession, pas
ture a goat ON his daddies grave, etc'
[Starkville Times
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

The YazoO Sentinel reiterates tne
following announcement OF an aml'
cable Southern editor: 1t Is not our
purpose or desire to offend anyone
Should any reader Of this paper teeI
agrieved at anything which appeah
In our columns, If he will bring DIS
copy of his paper tO our once auu
point out the paragraph we will cheer
fully take our scissors and cut " ou'
for him.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

We have read of Maud on a summe
day, who barefooted, raked the new
mown hay; we have read of the mait
10 the early morn, who MIXED tht
COW with the crumplcd horn, and VIZ
have read the lay the poets sing O,
the rustling corn and the flowers OF
spring; but of all the lays of tongue
or pen, there is naught like the laws
OF the American hen. Long, before
Maud rakes her hay, the American
hen has begun to lay, and ere the
milkmaid stirs peg, the hen is up
and has laid her egg; the corn must
hustle and the birds OF spring, IL they
hold their own with the barn yard
ring. Long live the American hen!
May her cackle never grow less. Nav
her comb grow red as the rose 10 NAV.
a. the eggs roll the mortgage from the
farm away.-Vicksburg American.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

The Spanish-American war is not
ended. Spain may be licked alright
but the fight between Sampson and
Schley, both of whom claim to have
won the avail battle of Santiago,
goes right on.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

A man was arrested in Madison
county, Arkansas last week for a
murder committed three years ago 10
Texas. For two years the fellow
had passed himself off as a woman
and had been engaged In teaching
school. When arrested belt with
$4,000 In it was found around his
waist. He is charged with having
killed a rich farmer and robbing him
of S.. 1000.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

A prayer book was recently lost by
and elegantly dressed lady 10 a Berlin
confectioner's and found-to the dis.
gust Of the loser. The book had
three compartments, one for prayers,
one for sweets and one for brandy.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

1t is reported at Biloxi and at Jack.
son that the Gulf and Ship Island
Railroad will shortly build loop OF
their line into Biloxi. President
Jones will not be interviewed on the
subject.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09


In declining TO attend acertain cele.
bration the other day Mark Twain
said: II am admonished in many
ways that time is pushing me inexor.
ably along. I am approaching the
Threshold. In 1877 l will be l42. This
is not time to be fitting about the
earth. l must cease from the actiyi.
ties proper to youth and begin to take
on the dignities and gravities and
inertia proper to that season Of honor.
able serility which is on Its way and
imminent, as indicated above."
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

E. D. Smith has been appointed
postmaster at Eubanks, Greene
county.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

Mrs. Hetty Green has had the name
OF Dewey put on her door instead q
her own. The name is that Of her net
dog, she explains, and, ,as 1t is is a good
one, she uses IT to escape calls from
thousands Of people who want mon.
ey."
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

John d. Rockefeller, the Standard
Oil magnate, will take up his resi-.
dence in England.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

Land Commissioner Nall, of MissIs.
sippl reports sale Of State lands the
past month amoupting to sl;SSO.58.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

marx Twain was recently calling, on
.,lenu VINO, to show him the rood
Training Of a horse, flrsl a gun under
Tue animals nose without the be ast,s
moving. What do you think Of that"
asked the host. II think the horse
IS deaf" said the humorist. '
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

Morm0nism is reported to making
progress 10 Germany.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

Through trains Nos. and 3arrive at Mobile at
7:45 a. m. and 1:2O D. IN.
Nos Sand 4 have entirely new equipment, and
are vestibuled from end to end.
Nos. and have vestibuled frst-class coaches,
and oil four trains have vestibuled sleeping cars.
For rates, time, tickets and further information
write to or call at Mobile ana Ohio Ticket office,
uhuer Battle House. q. W. KING,
July Is. 1900. 4s.tf
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

Q. R. Pitts, a prominent lssys. .Ssa ~ N
wayneshoro, had his leas cfpsSs', =. = u
week. He was 80 badly n"'' ''
died In u few hours.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

The Cumberland Telephone 70 :. !.
ports that it has es,7so phones n ~. ~
system, operating in the State - o. ..ver. %r
sissippi, which is an increase ~, =, made
al thousand over the report las' ~''
hv Il.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09

According to European gossip Wv
so.called French Republic Is ~ cas, Ca",
ger Of being toppled over Ine ..... o.r.
Of Russia is credited with tns tns.s ''1sa sa.
tion OF putting one Of the young -
poleons on a French throne.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-09


DR.. Talmage has published sermon
to prove that seven is Sac'eu "rs =.
blessed number, but it will haroly os
convincing to unsecured creditors =. =.
the Seventh National Bank Vi W.
York, nor to the gang when "'oo"s, ~,
that institution in their effort 10 ss'
rich quick by using other peOp'''
money.
Senator Blackburn says IA
political situation in KentucFy cOu,' ,s
not be brighter for the Deno0'a., ''as,
We will carry the State oy AZ ,,v leass
thirty thousand and have . hla'.s '...,y.
In the legislature Of at least '"''''
fve." .--
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-12-20
hAp BETTER LOOK OUT.
Venezuela Threatens Germany With
Terrible Reprisa!s.

Venezuela Threatens Germany viii,
Terrible ReprisaIs.
NJ Wiilennstnd; Curacao, Dec. 1s.-Ia
Repubhca, the Venezuelan official or
gan at Caracas, has published an edi-
torIal reading as follows:
III the German government Is In
formed that the presence Of few
warshfps viii suffiee to effect an ar
'rankement Of her Outstanding claims
It has been deceived. Venezuela Is
conscious that she is an independent
nation, the equal OF the other powers,
and she Is determined to defend that
Independence and equality. She Is
DESTROYS OF peace; but. if necessary.
she can cause hurt to her enemies and
exercise terrible reprisals. General
Castro IL determined on this. He will
in NO case suffer Venezuela to be hu-
INFLATED or allow her rights to be de-
spised."
~Other Venezuelan papers comment
on the situation in a similar strain.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-12-20
THE scHlEY-LEE TICKET.
Richard Croker 10 Quoted - Being lr
Favor Of II.

Richard Croker 10 Quoted - Being In
Favor Of It. j.
French Lick Springs. Ind. Dec. 49,
Richard Croker expressed q very de-
cided opinion that Admiral Schley
would make Z strong presidential can
d1date To-. 1901 and tho probabilities
favor a boom tpr him in the East. with
strong following both In the South
and The West, II j@'1'''' =, '!''>''',
MT. Croker did not express this
opinion Is 8 personal preference, but
went on: to give reasons why Schley
would be an ideal candidate. He said
there is G. general belief that the 3D.
miral a being peasacuted by e1eAque
In the nayy department apd that the
sympathy 81 the American people Is
always with such man when the per-
secution IL the result OF jealousy and
ii aimed 1t merit He hinAed} that
F1tzhuEh Lee MoahJ be acceptable for
second place. ,:':
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-12-20
THOUGHT 10th. ARE LOST.
echopo,nsrs Maid and Eiia Brown Mic,
ina for Over q Month. J. -;

echooners Maud and Ella Brown Mics
ING for Over q Month. j. -:
New Yask, DEF 1esUN r believed
that fhe schoopers Maud, Captain
ROBINSON, land blM Brown; Captain
Peabody. (which sailed from 'thls port
for Beverly. Mass, end Camden Me-,
respectively. on Nov. S, will never be
seen aEa3n Yhe, Maud has NOT been
reported since Nov, IS and the Ella
Brown ait1cef Nov. TO- kt1e day Of the
heavy ex1e ioa Cape God, in; which sew:
,eral tschoopers ,1oppde9sd. Both yes-
sells were In TIE neighborhood Of Cape
Cod on Nov. 10. The crews 81 the two
vessels numbered allftpld Is persons.
The companies which carry the insur'
ance on the yesseb have decided that
They were lost and are preparing to
pay the claims. w..
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-12-20
STRIKE PARTIALLY SETTLED.

Navy Department Informed Of cond''
tons at the Union iron Works.
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE navy de-
partment hes oeen informed by the
Hnion InonE works at San Francdsco
hat the strike which b = preyadled at
heir yafd for over halR a ysae~Dast
&as been delclaed OF a a. amber Qf
classes OF worhmen. This information
Is very gratifying TO the department.
inasmuch as the warships let 10 that
company have been practically un-
touched since last May. It is expect
ed sfhat, the classes who !ak1lI Aold 5{lt
will soon return to work and that OPP
&!su6ps. ea! ne wans4t1ps e san |Fr !44
cisco will be resumed with alacrity.
Annppg tie biz ysesela ha}ibdlpg IT, this
yard aafe the battiships Ohio, tde Dr.
nlored oruteere California and South
Dakota,s on which work has not yet
been begun, the prQtecbed crudsera u
coma and hilwankee and the monitor
Wyoming.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-12-20
STATE villa LOSE NOTHING.

New Normal School Building at Aber-
.Tf deer, g. o., Destroyed by Fire.
Sioux Ctty, ID, Dec. 1s!-The state
pormA ,sca9oo}, at Aberdeen, 8. D., was
totally DESTROYED by fire, involving
IDS 81 80 900. 1he building was near
lhe tUmp3e&i6n Eand 'sgas still in the
hands Of the contractors, N. r. Frazer
e. o., of ST. Paul, who Will have to
bear tbe loss, which IS partially COW
cred By insurance. The state will lose
nothing, The, bull ding will be rebuilt
as soon as material can be placed on
the ground. ''''1'
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-12-20
LOCAL NEWS.

Baby Show Friday night.
Fancy mounted Briar pipes at
Norland's.
Get your baby in good humor for
the show Friday evening.
Library and center tables at II. NJ
Palm and Son.
We have few sacks Of live duck
feathers for sale. Kelley & Go.
Cigars in small boxes suitable for
Chistmas gifts at hollands.
See our Crown Combination
Boards, on which IS games can be
played, 81. NJ. Palm and Son.
Gives new live material, drives
awav disease, makes up for the wear
and tear Of body and brain. That's
what Rocky Mountain Tea is doing
SC City Pharmacy.
q. Thompson of Butler county
Iowa, is visiting F. s. Burroughs
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-12-20
PROGRESS OF 8oER WAR.

British Public Again Warned Not to
Be Too Optimistic.
London, Dec. 19.-The Pretoria cor
respondent OF The Timee again warns
the British public not to be too OPP
timistbc cUnoaning the progress Of the
war. This progress is eminently salts
factory, says the correspondent, but
there yet Temains mDca to be DONE
He Also deprecakee the condemnation
OF TIE entire Boer nation, because OF
0utrakes on natives, for the crimes of
the few. The correspondent testifes
that, with the exception Of individual
acts, the Boer treatment OF prisoners
md wo,l.1sd he's Been GENERALLY cor
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-12-20

Toys and game for all at H. M.
Palm and Son.
Candelabra and oolored Christmas
candles at Morland's.
A barrel of nice spears just receiy::
ed, will sell cheap..to close out A.. O.:
Kadesky. :: p.
Mr.. Day, organizer of-the Yeomaa
order neglected to give the names
Of two officers Mrs. E. c. Pannell,
Lady Rowena and Mrs. J. D. Mat
teson, Rebeoca.
Rugs are always acceptable
Christmas Gifts, see our large line.
H. NJ. Palm and Son.
If you want any old kind of candy
don't by Gunther's -Gunters
is fol. mice people who want good
candy. ''City Pharmacy" (sole agent
in w.
Purses, Pocket Books and card
cases in great variety at Morland 8
~ Get a Christmas present for your
sweet heart, wife, mother, sister
daughter or the baby by,-.buying "a
pair of Christmas slipper at
Schwarty.
There will be ''Christ1nas Sup
per" in the G. A. R. hall next Tues
day evening at ZOO p. m. Free to
the children and their parents and
friends.
The children of the primary de-
partment of the Presbyterian church
will meet at the church for practice
every Thursday and Sunday after
moons at $50 O'Clock, until Christ
mas. Parents will please help their
children to remember.
Tool chests-for boys can you find
anything more acceptablea Sec
them at 81. M. Palm and Son.
Why not-buy.a fine couch for a
Christmas gifta We have some good
ones low as 81. 80. Fl. NJ. Palm and
Son.