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BUSINESS oHANcEs-Continued

STATIONERY, SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND
CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS; 3 nice fur-
nished living rooms in rear; price 5000 cash.
voice 5000 to 500.
Cigar and Tobacco Business. This is the
net you from $3.50 to $500 month; price
$2,250; 81. 900 cash, balance out of the prohts
OF the business to suit the purchaser
GEO. A. HERRICK, sos Van Ness av.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

c. r. HAMMERSMITH CO.,
INVESTMENT BROKERS,
56S GOLDEN GATE AV. NEAR VAN NESS.
List your BUSINESS with us, can SELL or
TRADE IT.
HOTEL, BURNT DISTRICT; "a ROOMS; $40
per loom; clears $50 monthly; swell location;
500 cash buys this bargain.
"a ROOMS; 81 per ROOM clears $50 monthly; |;
SscU cash buys this snap; Will trade
"A ROOMS; clears $40 monthly; $1,000 buys
this, or viii trade What have you
HOTEL. 113 ROOMS: $40 per room; clears
S4o0 monthly location best in town; $4,000
buys this win trade.
C. r. HAMMERSMITH CO.,
INVESTOR OF CAPITAL.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For the convenience of our clients In Ala
media county, viii, on Saturday, December
5, open branch office In the Bacon block
Oakland. With this increase In our facilities
we are better equipped than ever for the sue
cessful handling of your business. large
list Of Business Opportunities, Hotels and
Lodging Houses always on hand.
NJ F. H0YLE COMPANY,
Suite s37. Pacific building, San Francisco.
Central Court Bacon block. Oakland.
FOR SALE-Store; millinery. dry goods and no
tiens: doing good business; reason for selling.
poor health Address 1900 Encinal ay., Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03

COLE st. l03s. mr.. Carl-Sunny upper fat,
ICONS. laundry, bath and basement; So.
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PENSIONS

An HARRIS pension and patent atty. "a Ell
lis st.: references. the many thousands Tor
whom have secured pensions: 81 years prac.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
KREDo & CO.. 81 Sd ST.

KREDO & CO., 81 Sd ST,
CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS.
81, ,o0o-HoTEL, los rooms; Sc. 600 cash.
$3,500-HOTEL AND BAR; best. Alameda Co.
o.Ooo-RESTAURANT; best on Sd; 5000
cash.
$500 RESTAURANT, near Kearny; $1,000
i s.. 2.25o~CoFFEE AND LUNCH, Fillmore;
So 600 month
S3,000-SALOON; business corner; mint
81. l.O00-SALOON; best corner in town.
$350-SALOON; south Market; snap.
$250-RESTAURANT; receipts $50 day.
S150-LUNCH COUNTER; SIS day
$650-CIGAR STAND; bus. corner, 3D.
MONEY advanced KREDO, 81 Sd st.
DON'T WORRY! WE CAN SELL, BUY OR
EXCHANGE ANYTHING ON EARTH FOR
YOU, AND DO IT QUICK. ASK Us ABOUT
IT.
S2,1O0-Rooming house, "a rooms.
81, 1,OO0-Manufacturing large profits.
Sl,20O-Bakery; $40 a day; snap; and many
other snaps.
Market and Mason.
THE HUSTLERS
TT
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
TYpEwRIrERs AND SUPPLIES

TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES
MONARCH Visible Typewriter-In the Monarch
Visible Typewriter all of the writing Is In
full sight all the time: other makes. second
hand, at very reasonable prices; we rent. re-
pair and inspect; before purchasing ring up
Douglas Alb. or call at 3o7 Bush ST. WOLF
& INSENBRUCk, dealers
SPECIAL rental rates: rebullts, second hand. at
bargains; supplies. repairs, desks. ALExAN-
DER & CO., 5I2 Market st. Tel Douglas Psi
A No. Z REMINGTON for sale; good as new
bargain. Call at Ala Mutual Savings Bank
building, 704 Market ST.
TYPEWRITERS-An ma kes; bargain prices The
Typewriter Exchange. 1011 Golden Gate av.
BAMBOO FURNITURE
ORIENTAL Furniture Co.. 71S Eddy-Wholesale
and retail dealers in all kinds bamboo furniture
INVALID CHAIRS
SOLD, rented, exchanged; manufacturer Eames
tricycle. chair. 1905 Mkt. St; phone Park 2940.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03

MONEY FOR TAXES
HOUSEHOLD LOAN COMPANY.
We viii advance you money In sums OF $40
TO $500 your furniture. piano, horses. ve-
hicies. etc. (withodr removaD On short no
tice. Low rates. easy payments, absolutely
private Cali and let explain our new
up 10 date plan Courteous treatment
HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.. 351-359 PacFi.
bldg. Sd floor, 4th and Market SITS: "a ss
Douglas 226S. Oakland office. room s. 81, a.
donough bldg 14th and Broadway
LOWEST rates. quick deals. no DELAY. Loans
on second mortgages, estates. lesacies Tn
divided interests When you need money sea
HERMAN MURPHY. 546 Market ST. ST
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

To the Brethren & Wardens of
Abba Lodge No. l39 Il. f + A. M
A special communication OF
said Lodge will be held Satur-
day evening. Decent Der 26th for
the installation OF officers for the
ensuing year. public i~nstatla-
ton of officers will be held and
all members and their families
are invited. Sunday, December
9th a special com munication
will be held at 10 o'clock r.. 10.
the same being st, Johns day
for the purpose of attending
divine worship at the Baptist
church. All brethren are re.
quested to be present.-H. d.
James, w. NJ. g.. w. Bullock.
Secretary.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

picture, we can ask the reader
this:
DO you know Of any little
stocking that bids fair to be
empty. Christmas morning?
For just a minute, stop your
days work, stop worrying about
what you'll get your own kids
or Your friends. stop gloating
over the splendid present you
are to give somebody, stop
specializing on what you are 60
iLg to receive-stop and think
up some little stocking that will
quite likely be empty! Stop,
and resolve that there shall be
something in that stocking.
Oh! it doesn't matter much
what you put in. A wad Of
candy will not represent glucose
only. A china doll will not stand
for a playthlng alone. You will
put in q good deed that will bet
ter you. You will teach q young
soul that not all is gloom. friend
lessness. neglect, but that there
is abroad in the world q spirit
OF love and good will-old Santa
J Claus (may Heaven confound his
traducers)
Give! Give not the thing but
Of the spirit. Much of The Civ.
ing is facilitating, wasteful,
harmful. A scent rag doll in
the heel of the stocking OF that
child in the picture would have
meant some love, some joy, some
hope and a different world to
her.
IT there be no comforting
Santa Claus glow in the souls
OF the children. what of them
when they are older?
You cannot SOW neglect, love-
lessness and inhumanity and
reap from such sowing genera
sity, gratitude, goodness and
other things that make . people
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

We have "Black Beauty"
Beautiful Joe," The Strike at
Shane's," and humane societies,
all intended to teach kindness to
ANIMALS, yet we notice that some
are so thoughtless IS to leave
their teams unblanketed in the
chill air, and the teams have
been driven q long ways and are
warm. Our horses enjoy being
well taken care of as we'll as we
do ourselves, and to leave them
in the manner mentioned is
harmful, to say nothing as to the
cruelty Of it Perhaps in most
cases il 10 thou2htlessness, but
the animals suffer just the same.
We have also noticed lately
that some one has been dumping
their surplus cats and dogs in
ont Of the way places to freeze
or starye. and perhaps both.
"A merciful man 10 merciful to
his beasts.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

Coughs that are tight, or distressing tickl-
ing coughs. gee quick M certain help from
Dr.. Shops Cough Remedy. On this &C.
U Druggists every there are favoring
DR. Shops Cough Remedy. And 1t Is entire
~ free from Opium, Ch~loroform, or IL y
other stupefying drug. Tn tender leaves
OF y harmless lung-healing mountainous
shrub give to DR.. Shoop's Cough Remedy
its curative properties. Those leaves have
the power ~ calm the most distressing
Cough. and TO heal and soothe the most
sensitive bronchial membrane. Mothers
should. for safety. sake alone, always de-
mand DR. Shops. 1t can wi tn perfect free
dom be given to even the OUNCES babes.
Test 1t once yovrself. and see. Sold BY
Wagner Drug Co.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18
Notice.

Any persons having bills
against the L. 0. t. NJ. will
please present them to Mrs.
Eliza Booher for payment at once
as we wish to have old matters
closed up by the first of the year.
Bessie r Bullock L. Com
Eliza BoOher K. K.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

tselS hsars - svu dancing q -
-
4 0ed maxim = nevsr out C ~,
60
4 0aft long waited Tor u ed, NJ
gtvA
4 1atteree = q meoe danmoue
Oau.
4 ~ l. ths taiIee's friend "A ~
en- feA
4 falss-groundsd hope = but q Vale
nc mA1's dream
A9sctation In drss implies q asw I.
- understandinG
4 prscipitats eAelcD MAKES way IT.
. long 1GpentancA
s6sctatiea Of wisdaa eeem pssvsnts
81 becoming visa
4 passionate ~ SSdap q hecce ~
run away With In.
4 god word fog Z bad one u voetD
much and costs litt3A
4 man that eutlives his rupuf,ehm
soon becomes miserable
4 bad man. whatsv9 his sannk. -
. blot In his sscutcheon.
Anger u like q ruin. vhIeh 1mAa
itDslf upon what Il fallA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18
An Empty Stocking.

We wish we could spread over
our whole front page the Inland
Printers picture, published five
years ago, called THE Empty
Stocking" 1t is a very simple
picture, and yet has more in ii
that appeals to the heart than
have acres of canvas in the great
art galleries.
1t shows a little girl, clad in
her nightgown, lying face down
on the side of the bed, an EN- pity
stocking under her arm. Early
day light reveals enough of the
room to disclose that it is bare
and cheerless, a bedroom of the
poor. and in the despairing DOS
ture of the child we can read the
story.
She had heard OF Santa Claus.
She had heard of the poor Child
of the Manger. She had heard
that it was the time when mems
hearts opened and good will
reigned toward all.
In the cold of early Christmas
day she arose and, shivering but
hopeful, crept to where she had
hung her stocking. It was
empty. She had come back t.
her scautily covered bed and
thrown herself down to weep
alone.
All. there can be no greater
misery than tnedespair OF q little
child who is alone in the WORLD
without love. Maybe the peals
of the Christmas bells come ia
at the window OF this poor room
Maybe this child can hear the
happy shouts of other children
whose stockings were filed.
But she is alone, forgotten, hel
| faith in the best aud sweetes
bea uties of childhood gone, per
haps her whole future writer
in the emptiness of that littl'
stocking.
We would like to give oul
whole front page to this picture
We would like to condense ant
put elsewhere the Gould divor.
ces, the Hams crimes. the socie
ty gossip. the launching of battle
ships, the prizeixhts, the Whit,
house recipes that are going I.
keep President Taft feeling filles
But. while we hAven't got tn
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18
Coles---Fuuer

Mr.. Geo Coles and. Mrs. Jen.
ME Fuller were united ia mar
rage on Wednesday afternoon
ut the Baptist parsonage, bv
Kew. J. w. Allen, and departed
the same evening for Gaddes,
where George has purchased a
short order restaurant. and will
engage in business. Mr.. Coles
has been working il Wagner
for some time. and is a dilligen1
aud faithful Young man, who i,
popular with all his AGO uaintan
ces. His wife has been employ
ed in the Star restaurant, and
will make = good helpmats for
George in every sense OF the
word. May they 1--WE long, with
all the blessings of married life
coming their way.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18
Mare Local News

More Local News
N[rx. Chas. Mcfarland WAS q
xol1or u Avon The fore part Of
NJ Week.
4iss Hoae KabernA left for
Nellesee Saturday 10 visit with
Niss Nyrtso McCormick.
Our grocsry department is
6Doond y none phone your or.
6ofe q !. r. Jandas
HI Weather has been pretty
- overhead most Of tho time,
b1t underfoot 1. D
Foslcka Is having Agreat mark
1oun cl0thing sale. He il Of
11sinS NOME dine bargains.
g. 0rsnt Of Greenwood
oemo N = Wagner Wednesday
noeutng md took the train Tor
hlo home - Scotland.
Nh, Smith, sister or Mrs. A.
O. Cochran. 6undayed Ia Wag
~. ond left Monday morning
tex hor homein Woonsocket-
- ~ - highest price for
podnce-J. +. Janda-
-John RArro 81 Yankton has been
= ~ First Stats Bank for
: ok past brighssning up the
lntexlnr with some fne fresco
wcek
laltor Kirkpatrick has this
Neolk besn bnssly engaged in
lfsprinA nome a. the incest
corn 4 - ben our privilege 70
- this ysar, - the elevator.
Jnst recieyed ! barge line OF
oHtodaaA Dry Goods at J. +
sJo11n'a
q Plgsley received : male
py ~ - Caester White variety
- otiaer dAS fron Rsnssa /.
IomA III animal il beauty,
- Nli1I q. Ouifa II addition to
hks ord-
J.. Flckine shipped threr
coko nt ~ cattte and one car of
nEAto Chicago LIST Saturday.
A1tho aane tune b. r. Morgan
anllppo1 - cars 81 cattle 70 che
snne place.
III roepsctfllly ask al who
~ - o. book accounts prior
- 2f1h February last 70 pay
e0o - III. G. 3 Hall It the
sscra-Wagner Drug Go. By
Abraham Boynton. - lS-lp
oeal has Just been closed
8heEo ~ Joseph Boyer Of Caro-
1om4 becomes the owner OF the
Coarad 80 acres s. w. OF town.
He 40 expects 70 make this Co,
Nh home aiter March LIST 'Os
o. ~ great words spake b,
wise The greatest are
snet advertise. So we vii
Ma these few words more AMI
advertise 10 City Drug Store
Renomher ue have the lsrges
line ~ holiday gods in tn
conntryand our prices are right
Pinard = RAben's City Dru,
6tokp he home Of fresh pur
dr1Gk.
4eftang ont ; Newspaper, pub
liohfng : Christmas edition
prinHnge hook. and doing ID
regnlo6 line of work that come
toa printing omcein tbe nAtOr,
contoo q business, has mad
IN Wotty sfrennons Tor Il
N60 ra 1orco thie week. a
nnH h0wavnr. ~ ~ vOu /
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

Came to my place. 8 miles
west and 2 miles north OF Wag
ner, about November 10th one
red steer. two or coming two
year old branded : square hole
il the right earl. Jensen
Came 70 my place some time
ago two yearling heifers, one
white lace and one spotted. =
Albert Meln er, u miles south
Of Wagner. 12-11-a.p
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

Mrs. Tom Base visited friends
In Tabor over Sunday.
Thos. Elrod started Tuesday
morning for his claim west Of
the river.
Miss Jennie Hinxman came up
from Tripp Friday for q visit
with relatives.
Big Sale 1t the Wagner Feed
store on Platte Flour. Best on
the market. Try it.
Chester Morgan has been
very III will, pneumonia the pas,
week but Is reported much bet
ter a. present.
We have just received q large
stock Of international stock food
aud Clover Brand stock tonic.
Pinard and Raben's City Drug
Store. The home Of Fresh Pure
Drugs. 2.1s-21
The Norbeck crew who have
been digging the wells for the
town completed them Sunday
and have taken away their rig.
This gives the town three good
wells. which should furnish
water enough for all needs.
Nice and useful ornamental
premiums given away At Janda's
The New Era made . Sigh,
mistake last week in the state
ment OF the Commercial State
Bank giving their bills payable
as $1,000 instead Of $4,000.
Il will mSke interesting reading
for the people 70 read the state
ments OF the two banks, as it il
rs good an indication Of the pros
perity OF this end Of the county
IS anything possibly could be.
There is no doubt but that the
increased business shown by the
the banks is due TO m increase 10
the prosperity of our people.
THE Trade Booster" : book
on Wagner which Is being print
ed IT the New Era office. and
which is gotten out by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. (. Nolen. will soon be
ready for the public. II is q
book Of about forty pages, con-
tanning = write up of the town,
its progress and Development.
and viii be & fine advertisement,
for the town. You want to gel
one TO send 10 your eastern
friends when they are com
pleted.
We have been requested by
some OF our citizens who are il
favor Of an observance of the
laws Of the state, TO mention
that those who are running
gambling places in the town had
better quit, a. there has beer
. com plant filed with the state,
attorney. who will prosecute IN
less these places are closed
Personally, we have not knowr
OF the existence Of such places
in Wagner, and we're surprised
when We heard that such wa.
the case. But II it Is SO. tn
sooner they are closed. the bet
Ter.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18
Yankton, South Dakota
| truly great.

truly great.
Keep the picture of "The
Empty Stocking" in your heart,
and take your heart with you
to the bargain counters!
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

A fellow living near Rapid
City purchased a goose for
Thanksgiving. and thereby
hangs a tale. While his wife
was preparing the bird she
found enough gold in the giz-
zard to pay for the goose and
had some rubies left over. The
hubby is now out on a still hunt
for the man who owned that
goose.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

LADIES' aud cents suits clean
ed, pressed and repaired ~
lowest prices. Where two or
more parties sond their suits
Together | will pay express
charges both WAYS. Send me
your work and You will receive
prompt attention Bernard Bon
mem. Tailor and Cutter. los Bird
st. East new phone 242 Yanktol
S. Dakota. 81
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

Pierre Capital-Journal There
will be two sets of brothers in
coming session, in William H.
Shaw of Hutchinson, and A. NJ.
Shaw of Douglas, in the senate.
The other pair being Peter Nor
beck Of Sphinx in the senate, and
Enoch Norbeck of Charles Mix
in the house. This n the first
time in the history of the state
when brothers have been SO 10
Gated IN the legislature.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18
A. AuUNDSON
BERNARD BONNEM :: ::
YANKTON'S TAILOR

Solicits your order for your Fall and Winter Suit
Overcoat, Pants or Fancy Vests. Prices reasonable.
Am in Wagner about every three weeks at the
Hotel Vera.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18
Hardware, Gasoline Engines, Pump
Fixtures and Wagons
Buick Automobiles

Have stood the test for years. Simplicity
and Durability is what the public want and
you get it if you buy a Buick. Place your
order now for a 1909 Model. We will carry a
iull line of repairs.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

Came to my place one dark
roam colt one fore and both left
feet white. Half moon on fore.
head Frank Nikolin, 9 miles
south Of Wagner. 1903
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

Makes assimiliati0n perfect. healthy blood
Arm Muscles strong nerves Quickens tn .
brain. makes and keeps you we'll. Great
medicine. H0llistsr's Rocky Mountain Tea.
. cents. 0ulo BY Pinard 4 RAben
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-12-18

los Third Street East
New Phone 2A2
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1908-10-21
OCTOBER COURT.
Big Run of Cdtt!e--0ver 5000
Head.
QUALITY GOOD AND TRADE BRISK

Big run of cattle, over 5000
head. The quality was good.
Trade brisk but prices lower than
last court. One bunch Of 1925
lb. steers sold at $40. but bulk
of sales at from BIC to &c. Year
lings at from &c to 3fc. Heifers
at from p to 81, the latter price
for some $50 ID. fat ones. Cows
from &c to &c. Old cows and
rough oxen at about &c. Large
crowd at the pens and for several
hours the scales were taxed TO
their utmost to do the weighing.
A great many cattle changed hands
during the day. We caught a
number of sales which will give
our readers some idea of the mar
ket.
SALES.
w. NJ. Clayton sold 27 700 ID.
yearlings to j. B. Haggin, of Lex.
ington, at 39c.
Thos. Perry sold II 450 10.
yearlings to Chas. Duff at 81.
j. II. Henry bought yoke OF
$500 10. steers of Sam KeetOn al
BIC.
Jas. Horton sold Is 700 10.
steers to Dan Welch at 3+c.
Richard Conner sold 43 1925 10
steers to Marcus Prewitt at S4.10
Silas Campbell bought I 700 lb
yearlings of Lockridge Bros. a
1913.
w. w. Gay bought 10 1920 10
steers of Fred Mccormick at &c
John Stofer bought % 1850 ID
steers of Crouch & Co. at $3.50.
G. w. Sale sold 4 1000 lb
rough oxen to Whaley q Co. a
1925.
l.. NJ. Stuart, of Paris, bough
2S 1925 10. steers of II. c. Led
) ford at &c.
Milt Lykins sold 10 800 ID
yearlings at 39c.
Jas. Mccormick sold II 500 lt
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1908-10-21
Monday Visitors.

S. w. Cecil and j. A. Lacey, of
West Liberty; Alex Conner, j. j
Mark, candidate for County
Judge, of Bath; John HeltOn,
County Clerk of Menefee; Hon.
Claude Thomas, of Bourbon, and
several thousand others.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1908-10-21

steers to K. 9. Gatewood at sS.75.
Chas. Rose sold 20 800 lb. heif-
ers at 2kc.
Marshal Myers sold 6 900 lb.
steers to r. n. Ratliff, of Bath, at
S3.75.
Rufus Hadden bought + 100 lb.
yearlings of Prewitt & Co. at Bic.
r. n. Ratliff sold II 400 lb.
steers at &c.
VIM. Byrd sold 10 900 ID. steers
to \. .. Robertson, of Bourbon.
at Bic.
Lucien Bridgeforth bought 10
1850 10. steers of G. K. Hisle at &c.
Anderson Howard sold g 800 10.
steers to Col. Gatewood at 3Ic.
j. K. Stout sold 9 600 lb. steers
to John Kern, of Carlisle, at &c.
Jas. B. Hoskins bought II $50
10 steers of Campbell Gibson at
1913.
Thos. Warren sold 800 Id.
heifers to Dave Estill at S2.S7k.
H. V. Thompson, Of Bourbon,
bought 100 10. steers of Ander-
son Bogie at $3.65.
r. l.. Kern, of Carlisle. bought
l3 $50 10. heifers of w. T. Swango
at S3.25.
Lewis Rogers, of Bourbon coun-
ty, bought 40 1000 10. steers of
B. +. Salyers at &c.
Chas. Rose sold 22 700 10. steers
70 !. II. Gay, of Winchester, at
Sc.
Stanley Prcwitt, of Clark coun-
ty, bought 13 925 ID. steers of Ed
Cecil at 34c.
Anderson Bogie sold } $50 Id.
steers to r. n. Ratliff, of Bath, at
34c.
VIM. Wyatt sold 6 700 lb. year
lings to G. ). Whaley at $3.50.
MULES.
Quite number of sucking
mules on the market but trade was
not as brisk as we have seen it.
Mules were bringing from $50 to
S05. these prices being for small
to good. Good many sold during
the day.
First class line of groceries in
connection with our meat market.
Goods delivered promptly.
3tf Thompson & Darlington.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1908-10-21
1cORTESPCfN DENCE. !.
sToOPs.

Farmers are through sowing rye
and wheat.
j. NJ. Bigstaff bought several
head of mule colts at prices rang
ing from $40 to SO.
James Wells has been suffering
with neuralgia.
Whether the people shall rule''
or not. remains for the early days
of November to decide.
Robt. Tipton has rented Mrs.
Sarah Thomas farm near Spring
field church.
Granville Turner, of Carlisle,
visited his son, Mason, last week
j. +. VIII Ms. Of Owingsville,
and Henry Williams. of Illinois,
were here last week.
Old people say water is scarcel
in this section than for so years.
w. +. Turner is doing carpenter
work at Millersburg.
The Scholars at Fairview schoo
house, will give box supper reXI
Friday night.
Thos b. Hamilton bought ;
harness mare from NJ. H. Vice fol
$l25.
The protracted meeting at Fas
sett's school house closed Friday
night. There were 52 additions tt
the church.
Perry Goodpaster and wife, o
near Owingsville, visited the fam
ily of Mrs. Ella Hamilton Satur
day and Sunday.
T. N. Coons and wife, of Bour
bon. are visiting relatives here.
Green Cundiff has novel t(
near Camargo.
Judy Council Jr. 0. q. A. NJ
are preparing to give all o., el
supper October 2S.
Austin l.. May returned Sunday
from a 4 months stay at Kansas
City, Mo.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1908-10-21

Fire destroyed 6 business houses
at Olive Hill, Carter county, on
Tuesday of last week. Loss about
$4,000.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1908-10-21
Under the Rooster.

To vote the straight Democratic
TICKET PLACE THE CROSS UNDER
the Rooster in the circle at the top
SECOND COLUMN on THE BALLOT.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1908-10-21

Baby won't suffer five minutes
with Group if you apply DR..
Thomas Electric Oil at once. 1t
acts like magic. 13-4t
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1908-10-21

For first class goods and reason
able prices, phone S5.
3tf Thompson & Darlington.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1908-10-21

An apple tree is in bloom at
Henderson Phipps.'