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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-15
BRoNcoDA-For sale by druggists.

A fortune In May corn; May corn Is now
selling 26 cents per bushel less than 1t
was last year at this time. On account
of the greater demand for export and
manufacturing purposes. 1t should be
selling considerably ABOVE; you neN er
saw such a situation in your life, and
those who take advantage of the OPP
portunity offered by the low price OF
May corn at this time should soon
double their money; we predict that
May corn will sell for 6Oc in March
and zoe in May; our former predictions
have been verified In every respect,
large capital is not necessary to take
advantage of this opportunity; buy
now and stand to make fortune; $25
will margin 1850 bushels, cents, $50
will margin 25O0 bushels and 800 will
margin 5000 bushels; every cent rise in
price means a profit of 100 per cent; we
made s2639. so for a customer In weeks
from an investment of 5000; experience on
your part is unnecessary; we will take
complete charge of your account and
charge but 10 per cent of the profit we
make for you; we devote all our time to
watching corn and when we say buy
May corn, we know what we are talking
about; now is is the time to make
purchase; do not delay day. but
telegraph us your order at once, and
diluW your remittance 10 IOllOW DS
MALL write for free booklet, giving
valuable information on the grain mar
kets; our methods have made many a
fortune, Merchants Brokerage & Com
mission Co., st. Louis, Mo
BRONcoDA-Ask your druggist for it.
FOR SALE or exchange. 125 valuable
lots 5Oxl40 EACH offered only as a
whole; fronts half mile on car line:
one mile from Ensley; beautiful prop
erty Price, $3.50 per lot, or will ex-
change for paying business. Apply
room 300 I'd floor, The Woodward
BRONCODA-"Its a good thing"
WHO is your broker? If you speculate in
stocks, bonds. grain or cotton or have
funds invested with any broker or fin
ancal agent. it is essential that you
determine his responsibility; we can
protect you in this respect, and can
furnish you with accurate reports on
the condition and tesponsit lily of any
Individual. firm or .orporat on the New
York Financial ana Merca til Agency.
Address all communications to the
general office. Bet- building, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
FOR sALE-Fine, fancy horse and bug
gy. Room 200 Woodward.
WANTED-Partner, aetiv' or silent
worth $1,000 TO $1,000 oapi.1l to start
truck garden or POI TRY tar1 In Ala
bama or Florida. A dress l.. M, care
Age-Herald.
BRONCODA-Stops cough; cures cold.
INVESTORS in turf, OIL grain. mining
and investment companies, can obtain
full and complete reports( write today
from The National Reporting Agency,
Norfolk, Va.
100 LOTS FREE-Send stamp for deed
25x100 feet. Suburb N. Y. Title guaran-
teed 10Th Century Realty Co., Wall
ST., N. Y.
BRONCODA-"It's a good thing"
BUSINESS opening; fine trade; high
class business; worth 1920 cash; owner
retiring from Ill health will sell for
cash or exchange for good real estate.
Apply 2O9. I'd floor, Woodward building
m o1oUT 7 g jvar Medicine iS the only
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WANTED-Salcsman to sell staple line;
good talking proposition; scheme man
preferred expenses advanced. Wilson,
Close &, Co., Iowa City, Iowa.
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BOARD WANTED.

BOARD WANTED-Couple with three
children desire board with private fam
lily; references exchanged. Address A
NJ. L., care Age-Herald.
BRoNCODA-Eas to remember.
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FOR SALE.
S10,000-A bargain in business lot.
$500 Nice South Highland home
S2750-6-room cottage. South Highlands.
$1,000 fine large lot South Highlands.
C. L. STlckNEY e. CO.,
zoos LIST Ave.
Phones, GOO.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate mort
cages; terms to suit borrowers; low rate
of interest Alabama Trust and Savings
co 9O07 1st avenue 3-15-14t
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WANTED-Men, women, children to get
cactus Compound" the one true
spring medicine; guaranteed TO increase
,so,r weight. Jacobs Pharmacy, sole
agents. 80 III
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statesmen WANTED for Tamrak
Paints and specialties. Permanent posi-
ton for a reliable, capable man. Tam
rak Paint Co., Cleveland, o.
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IL. you'll Ike It.

BRUNCODA-II II y" y ~
WANTED-Five or six-room cottage; gas
bath; must be reasonable; North OF
Southside preferred; possession April
or May. Address, stating all particulars
e. r. Y, care Age-Herald.
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WANTED-Farms for sale where oWi lsa
will give written authority. heoill' ne
Woodward.
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sRoNcODA-Gives quick relief.

WANTED-iO00 derbys and soft hats to
clean, rebind, reblock and make equal 10
new. The expert hatters at Partisan
Dye Works, 2O7 2lst yellow 'front.'. Bel
phone 399.
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NO EXCUSE for being bilious when you
can get DIR. Odells Liver Medicine for
two bits. All dealers sell it. Put up in
tin boxes only.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to handle line of
staple drugs and well-known patent
medicines; mus furnish horse and
buggy and give bond; liberal commits
sion paid Spencer Medicine Co., Chat
tanooga Tenn.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PATENTs-Protect your ideas; no allow
ance, no Zee; consultation free; estab-
llshed 1864 Milo B. Stevens & Co, Sl2
18th St, Washington. S-s-St-sun
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATEs-1c. a word a day; no ad.
taken for less than 25c for first in.
sertion. Cash must accompany every
order.
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATEs-1c. a word day; no 40
taken for less than 25c for first IN
sertion. Cash must accompany every
order.
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s2500-snap; sOO-acre farm; part heavy
timber; south Alabama. A snap. Eborn,
The Woodward.
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BRONCODA-"It's a good thing."
BUSINESS opening; fine trade; high
class business; worth $1,000 cash; owner
retiring from i'll health; will sell FOR
cash or exchange for good real estate.
Apply 2O9, I'd floor Woodward building
DIR. ODELLS Liver Medicine is the only
tasteless liver medicine. 1t acts gently
and naturally without producing that
constipated habit which results from
using old time liver medicines.
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LADIES, Chichester's English Penny
royal pills are the best safe. reliable:
take no other: send &c sta mps for par.
t,culars Relief for Ladies' In letter by
return mail: ask your druggist Chlches'
ter Chemical Co.. Philadelphia. Pa
7-D1-1h6t-st1-tl1-th
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FOR RENT-Three unfurniehed rooms
for housekeeping; adults preferred. 25S1
| 4th avenue.
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WANTED-Two good statesmen. Answer
in person Monday 10 a. m. Room l. 17953s
Bird avenue, city.
BRONCODA will break that cold.
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FOR RENT
$50 per month to suitable tenant, No 1880
South Twentieth street.
FOR SALE.
s7OOO-Property paying y per cent: call on
us for particulars.
$500 Beautiful corner lot, 100xl40 Ave.
and 10Th street.
S5sOO-Cottage and desirable lot; 10Th street
near 18th ave. South.
Residence 18th street and Avenue B,
Corner 10OX1C0.
S5750-Modern Groom home, 18th street,
near 10th avenue, South.
Highland Avenue home; beautiful coner
lot. 100 feet 'front.' three blocks from 20th
street. Call on
JOHN G. SMITH G. CO.
Phones 49, 212 North 2lst Street.
BARGAINS FOR SALE,
s7oO-S5O cash, so month; rooms; lot 59x
2SO on car line; Woodlawn; big bar
gain.
$15OO-$150 cash, balance SIS month; 4-room;
18th street. near Avenue IL.
$21Oc-5-room house, with 16 lots; block
Of West End car line at Powderly; half
cash.
$S5O-sl0O cash; 100x200; near Thrash sta
ton, Ensley car line; great bargain
sSO0-Brand new house. Rising station;
on new car line to Ensley.
S1250-Sl00 cash, $15 month. good 5-room
house on large lot, near Gilbert station,
on Gate City car line, Woodlawn.
S. e. THOMPSON.
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ANTED-F,yeryon TO know that If
YOU will give us a trial we will surprise
YOU by our superior work Cleaning,
dyeng, repairing and altering. hats
cleaned and shaped by expert matters,
partisan Dve Works, 207 DIST yellow
e.oDtA Roll nhOna 39g.
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MOiNEf &c LEND.

MONEY furnished salaried people without
security; easy payments. Southern Dis
count Co., 302 Chalifoux. S-13-3Ot
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MISUNDERSTANDING salesman FOR Ala
bama territory; all round hustler; no
technical knowledge; exceptional oppor-
tunities; established. reliable and w'll
rated house. Sales Department, 81 At
water street, Detroit, Mich.
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statesmen WANTED.

cough; cures cold.
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mingham.
ssQoO-92-acre farm lear East Lake.
$15C0-220-acre farm Winston county, Ala
7-room and Groom house; splendidly
watered
s25O0-24O-acre farm; 4-room houses;
miles of Sylacauga.
SIS OO0--Rich delta farm. Bossier parish,
La, u mile from Benton 100 acres rich
bottom river front land; 131 acres up
lands: good dwelling; tenant housesi
fine springs. Healthy residence location
on hill; will pay over $4,000 year.
S15OO0-Rich 400-acre delta farm; river
front: near Shreveport, La Properly
managed this will pay $40 acre annually.
s6O0O-520-acre rich prairie farm; neal
$sooO-14O-acre farm in the valley, near
East Lake.
$3500-70 acres creek and spring bottom,
and upland; miles of birmingham.
S300O-Rich 20-acre farm, miles OF Bir'
mingham; 1000 bearing grapes, finest va,
rieties; 500 bearing alberta peaches ano
other fruits Good house and spring
Rich land; miles of Birmingham.
Rich 20-acre tract; garden fronts hall
mile on car line; mile Of Ensiey
2eo0-aore rich prairie farm, Green coun.
ty Ala. $4,000 brick residence; miles
Of Demopolis; ample tenant houses
Rents $2200, can be made to pay S40W
yearly. 81 acre.
Call for particulars.
md Flor. The Woodward
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slsOOO-50x140, 4th avenue, near 18th street.
b. F. Eborn. PCS The Woodward.
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yone to know that II
they wish to buy, rent, sell, or insure
property it will pay ther1 to see us;
references the banks of Birmingham.
Jemison Real Estate and Tnshiane co.
1l3 North 21st st.
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4ELP WANTEp-MALE.

to call on retail trade
and agents for manufacturing house,
local territory; salary $3.50, paid weekly
and expense money advanced; previous
experience unnecessary; business sue
eessful; inelose self-addressed envelope.
Standard House, Caxton building, Chi
cage 3-l4-st-sat-su
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LADIES our monthly regulator is the
only one that Is r'rmle-s and can't
fail; box free. Vita c., Station b., Mil
yankee Wis.
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WANTED-Two statesmen in each state;
$50 and expenses; permanent position.
Penici<s Tobacco Works Co., Penicks,
Va. 3-15-at
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| FOR RENT-Two unfurnshed rooms for
light housekeeping. 1872 Str avenue.
3-15-4t
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ausIMEss -oppoRTuNlTIEs.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
-
DOUBLE YOUR MoNEY-We offer the
best business proposition ever SUD
mitted; no turf or specializing sehemei
security placed in your hands. seaman
& Co., Drexel building Phllaaelphla'
Do 3-S-2tsun
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RATEs-1c. a word a day: no ad
taken for less than 25c for first In.
sertion. Cash must accompany every
order.
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Los1.


LOST on 14th avenue, south. between
10th and nth streets, a partly finished
eenterpiece Finder will please return
to ITO 14th avenue south.
two weeks ago. small white
dog, maltese terrier named Jack. Re
turn to 903 South DIST street; reward.
BRONCODA Airy II. You'll like it.
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ADVERTISEMENTS $25 per week to sell
a lamp that makes its own gas; lamp
free Eastern Gas Co., 81 Nassau St,
New York. a-s-tf-su =
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soAAcEhs WANTED.

Boz Is L EfSO nan cd.
WANTED-A couple TO occupy, with
board, a large, comfortable elegantly
furnished room: modern conveniences;
references required. Mrs. Lucy Miles.
29O6 Highland avenue, Beeler station,
Lakeyiew car
RRONCODA for throat and lungs
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THE ALABAMA HOME
WANTED.

ANTED-Customer for show cases,
iron safes and carrara paints. Alabama
Grocery Co. fA-u
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LADIES OR GENTS, copy letters at
home no names to supply or addressing
envelopes; nothing to buy. $40 thous-
and paid weekly. Send addressed en-
velopes for copy and application blank.
Practical Mfg. Co., 1S Market St. New
ark, n. j. 3-l5-3t-sun
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FOR SALE.

WANTED-To sell household and kitchen
furniture to reliable business persons
who desire to housekeep or run board
ing house. VIII sell at big sacrifice and
board out two-thirds of the amounts;
will also transfer lease of cottage that
we now occupy. e. o. Stafford, proprie-
tor of White Swan Laundry. 3-14-3t
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3iTu+.TIoa WANTED.

to remember.
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SALESMEN WAN Eb'
sALEsMEN WANTED for Tamrak
Paints and specialties. Permanent posi-
ton for a reliable, capable man. Tam
rak Paint Co, Cleveland, o.
BALESMEN, travelling or local. Side line.
Is per cent commission; goods sell to
every business: sample case free. Ad-
dress l.. n. Co., liz East 125th ST.,
New York.
LARGE established wholesale house
wants two experienced statesmen i'm
mediately; exceptional opportunity; high
commission contract with liberal adj
vance for expenses best trade; staple
line Bixler & Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
WANTED-Capable salesman to cover
Alabama with staple line High COM
missions with advance of 500 monthly;
permanent position to right man. Jess
II. Smith Co, Detroit, Mich.
WANTED-Salesman for city retail trade;
liberal commission; references required.
Box s41, Lynchburg, Va. 3-15-9t
WANTED-saiosman to sell staple line;
good talking proposition; scheme man
preferred; expenses advanced. Wilson,
Close &, Co., Iowa City, Iowa.
NO EXCUSE for being bilious when you
can get DIR. Odells Liver Medicine for
two bits. All dealers sell 1t. Put up in
tin boxes only.
s3500-Snap; SOO-acre farm; part heavy
timber; south Alabama. A snap. Eborn
The Woodward.
WANTED-Salesmen to handle line Of
staple drugs and well-known patent
medicines; mus furnish horse and
buggy and give bond; liberal commits
sion paid. Spencer Medicine Co., Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
WANTED-Traveling salesman FOR Ala
technical knowledge; exceptional oppor-
tunities; established reliable and wei
rated house. Sales Department, 81 At
water street, Detroit, Mich.
WANTED-Two statesmen in each state;
$50 and expenses: permanent position.
Penicks Tobacco Works Co., Penicks
Va. 3-15-st
WANTED-Two good statesmen. Answer
in person Monday 10 a. IN. Room l, l7955a
Bird avenue, city.
BRoNCoDA will break that cold.
bOARGEho WANTED.
--~-----~-~----~--~--~-----
MANITOBA couple TO occupy, with
board, a large, comfortable, elegantly
furnished room: modern conveniences;
references required. Mrs. Lucy Miles,
2906 Highland avenue, Beeler station,
Lakeview car
sKoNCoDA Tor throat ana lungs.
BOARD WANTED.
BOARD WANTED-Couple with three
children desire board with private fam
lily; references exchanged Address A
NJ. L., care Age-Herald.
BRONCODA-Easy to remember.
ROOMS WANTED.
WANTED-Room, central To give spirit
ual sitting. Address at once Medium.
care Age-Hei aid.
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AN ESTABLISHED Cereal Food COM
pany desires the services of brancn
office manager; compensation $SVVV per
annum; highest references required ana
given. opportunitv of a lifetime for
right party. Address Cereal" box
24S4, Battle Creek, Mich. S-s-sun-tf
DO YOU want a good position IN FLORIDA.
in either comp1ercial industrial or edu-
cational line? Enclose self-addressed en-
velope for particulars. Industrial record
Co.'S Business Exchange, Jacksonville,
Fla. 2-l9-st-th-su
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-30
Mrs. W. B. S. Powell Dead

On Friday, May 22nd, Bessie Dennis,
wife, of Capt. Vim. b. S. Powell of
Green, RungLife Savings Station, died
at the Nhome of her parents. Mr. aud
Mrs. Reyerdy ]. Dennis. at Ocean
City. aftt< "a long and painful ILLNESS,
at the age of twenty four years. Her
burial was at Newark. and was conduc.
ted by the Rev. w. f. Matthews of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mrs.
Powell's suffsrings were great, but her
resistance against so great pain, was a
cheerful spirit, and an untroubled con-
science. She had received the annoint-
ment of the oil of gladness, and her soul
was never clouded, and no physical de-
preston lowered any cloud to shut out
the light of cheerful spirit. Her faith
was simple one, several times did
ask edo you truly believe in Il kind and
successful Father in Heaven, Is Jesus
to you Il loving Saviour" And instantly
would the answer come: "Yes | do. :"
To her, her Creator and her Saviour was
ever manifested as a friend. In this
spirit she lived, she suffered and fell
asleep, leaving fond husband. Il loving
daughter, and devoted parents and
brothers and sisters to mourn their loss
And yet not TO sorrow as those without
hope. Not cut down in the bloom of
youth, but we hope and pray that she
has been transplanted from world of
grief and pain, rs u tender plant into
that walked garden where upon her shall
the Sun of Righteousness arise with
healing i'm His wings
j. GIBSON CAN'T.
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BOX IRON.

Captain William Truitt. who has
been spending some time in Philadel.
phia, returned home Thursday.
Miss Eva Taylor is visiting her sister,
Miss Edna w. Taylor. of Baltimore.
Miss Maud Davis who has been visit
ing friends in Snow Hill. the pas,
week, returned home Sunday accom-
panied BY her friend. Miss Oracle Lewis.
DIR. John l.. Riley who is studying
medicine in Baltimore. is spending the
summer vacation at home with his
parents.
Capt. George Truitt and daughter
Miss Estelle. spent Sunday very pleas
antly at Girdletree
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest g. Davis and
son Walter. of Chincoteague, Va, are
the guests of their parents. Mr.. aud Mrs.
William Davis.
Miss Mary Clarke, visited her friend
Miss Molly Richie, part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hearn, of
Snow Hill, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. + ID. Truitt Sunday last.
Miss Emma Griffin, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. James Sturgis,
of Girdletree, returned home Sunday.
Miss Minnie Davis visited friends and
relatives III Philadelphia part of last
week.
Mr.. David Knox visited Snow Hill
Sunday.
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Stricken in Court House.

Justice bf the Peace Alfred Whiting
ton, ESQ., of Pocomoke City, while on
the witness stand testifying III the case
of CALVIN Townsend VS.. James Taylor.
last Friday afternoon about four o'clock,
was stricken with paralysis. Mr.. Whit
tingt6n answered with distinctness the
last question put to him by the attorney s
and then it was noticed that his head
began to sink down upon his breast.
Some one asked him if he was sick. and
he said he was. a drink of ice water
was handed him aud he swallowed
nearly glass of it. He was then carried
to the petit jury room and DIR. Paul
Jones was sent for. Dr. Jones said he
was in precarious condition. but others
thought he would rally in short
while. Gradually Mr.. Wilmington
went into a state of coma and had to be
carried to the steamer Highland on a
stretcher. He died before the boat
reached Mat.aponi wharf. He was
about IS years old and leaves u widow.
one son and "A daughter. Judge Whit
tington was good old man aud had
the respect of everybody who knew him.
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SYNEPUXENT.

As there is Il new church being built
at Shovel and is put on BiShopvill,
charge, Syn"puxcnt was taken on t.
Berlin, and now we will have Rev
Hardesty to preach for MS We sincere
" hope the charge will prove II blessing
to our church and that the church and
Sunday school will flourish as il has
never done before.
The senior class of the Syncpuxcnt
Sunday school. will hold festival next
Monday June the LIST. in the afternoon
and evening in the church yard, for the
repairs IF the church We want every
body to come and have good time.
Miss Annie Li,t!eton spent last Sat
urday aud Sunday with Miss Iettie
Mumford.
Little Reed Coffin left last Tuesday
for Baltimore where he is visiting his
aunt, Mrs w. ID. Caulk He will also
visit his aunt in Wilmington. and re
turn home in June accompanied by
his grandma.
The song of the neighborhood is: are
you done planting corn.