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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-29
BuzZard Avenue

Misses Sarah and Mary Nc
Connell were in Logan, Friday.
Misses Bessie Shatfer and Goldie
Stiverson took dinner with Ida
Stewart, Sunday.
Lucius Rider, Elwood Stiverson
and Lorenzo Shaffer attended the
Fair at Logan, Saturday.
Misses Bessie, Nora, and Nellie
Sha ifer, Goldie Matthias, and
Goldie Stiverson and Messrs.
Harvey, Fred and Harry Matthias,
Lucius Rider, Ed. Sisco and Boyd
Stiverson gathered Tuesday even
ing at the home { f Samuel Silver
son to let his son, Elwood,
know that was his 90 anniversary.
Tracy Whorton was seen in
this vicinity Saturday.
Walter Marshall and mother
called on L. Shatfer and family
Saturday.
Lorenzo Shaffer was in Sugar
Grove, Monday. COUNTRY KID.
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Pursell

Bill Brown called on Lewis Con
kle, Sunday.
Will Springer was on our streets
one day last week.
Jacob Wine was caller at Lo
gan, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha BANTER and daugh.
ter Mabel, Lewis Conkle, Oliver
BANTER, Jake Hutfines, Mary, Joce
and Bill Springer called on VIM
Wine and wife, Wednesday.
Ella Lindsey called on Jane Con
kle, Wednesday.
Goldie Burgoon is on the sick
list at this writing.
Forest Wine, Reatha Burgoon
and Alta Woodland attended Prayer
meeting at Pine Grove, Sunday.
Bill Woodland, wife and children
called on Jake BANTER, Sunday, at
Cedar Grove.
Arthur Voorhees, and Sherman
Lindsey called on Otie Wine, Sat
urday.
Will Springer was caller at
Logan, Wednesday.
Alta Woodland called on Reatha
Burgoon, Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Watts and children,
of Logan, have been visiting her
grandmother, the past week.
Noah McCowen, Dave Willard,
Jess Thrash, Charley Patton and
daughter called on VIM. Wine and
wife, Sunday.
Will Springer and mother called
on Emery Banter and wife, Sun
day.
Charley Smith is boarding al
VIM. Wines, at present.
Ira Shisler was on our streets,
Monday.
John Voorhees, was helping VIM.
Wine butcher, Monday.
Geo. Conkle was on our streets,
Monday.
VIM. Wine purchased two fine
calves of Charley Patton, Monday.
Jacob Wine and Emery BANTER
are cutting timber for William
Springer.
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West Hooking

j. A. McClelland and wife
entertained on Monday evening to
supper, Messrs Daniel and Frank
Albin, of Missouri, and Mr.. Thos.
Albin, of Kansas.
Mrs. Mary Seesholtz spent last
week visiting old friends in South
Perry.
Miss Maize White visited near
Leistville from Friday until Mon
day, the guest of her uncle, VIM.
White and family.
Mrs. Lottie Chew is the guest
of relatives in Laurelville at this
writing.
Lester Bell, of Van Vert county,
after short but pleasant visit
with his uncle, G. w. Julien and
wife, returned to his tome Friday
Elmer Kennedy and Henry
Virgins, Of near Haynes, were
business callers at 4. M. Fox's,
Friday.
Misses Bulah and Francis Green
visited their friend, Miss Esther
McClelland, Saturday.
Geo. Lutz, ST., Miss Laura
Lutz, Jacob Roll and wife, of
near Kingston, Elijah Delong
and wife, II. l., McClelland and
wife and Miss Mittler, of Laurel
vile, were the guests of w. W.
McClelland and wife.
Rev. Clark Turner, of Gallia
county. is the guest of his father,
VIM. Turner, of Middlefork.
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Held Up and Robbed
columbus DIspatch.l

William E. Cowell, of $50 Neil
avenue, upon returning home Mon
day night about 1l:3O o'clock
from the theatre, was held up and
robbed of $l8.75.
Mr.. Cowell alighted from Neil
avenue car at Marshall avenue and
was turning into the house, locat-
ed about midway between Marshall
and Wilbur avenues, when man
stepped from behind a tree and
placing his hand on Mr.. Cowell's
shoulder, asked him where he was
going and told him to wait min.
ute; then ut the point of gun he
proceeded to go through Mr.. Cow.
ell's pockets, taking everything of
value. The robber then walked
south on Neil avenue and ran east
on Marshall avenue.
Mr.. COwell describes the robber
as being white man. about five
feet ten inches tall and Weighing
about 100 pounds. He wore soft
hat and had mustache.
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Pleasant Valley
JAMES l.. MARTIN,
County Auditor.

Almost everybody from this place
attended the fair, last week.
Geo. Evans, of Gibisonyille, was
seen hauling lumber through our val
ley, last week.
A, @. Prior, wife and children spent
the past week with their daughter,
Mrs. b. Russell, of Bremen.
G. Boiling and wife we're in Logan,
Saturday.
Geo, Conkel and wife were the Sum
day guests of Geo. Blosser and family,
OF Enterprise.
Rev. Hooper took dinner with j. r..
Evans and family, Sunday.
Mrs. Abel Carpenter spent the first
of last week with relatives at Gibl-
sonyille.
Augustine Blackstone and wife vis-
tied o. A. Shaw and family, Sunday.
Harrison Nihiser called on c. w.
Boiling, one day last week.
Agnes yancuren, of Logan, was the
guest OF her parents, Sunday.
HIAwATHA.
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Brownsville

Jacob and Charley Flowers were
Lancaster shoppers Wednesday.
William Saters was seen on our
pixies one day last week.
Joe Black called on Isaac
Flowers last Sunday.
VIM. Flowers made business
trip to Lancaster, Saturday.
Bert Primmer made his usual
trip to John Beiter's home Sun
day.
Andy Roop called on friends at
Rnekbridge, Sunday.
John Springer was seen driving
on our pike Saturday.
Wesley Bigham and wife were
shoppers at our town Saturday
night.
Alva Arter called on Jack
Morris, Sunday.
Mrs. John Better was seen on
our pixies one day last week.
John Bigham was seen driving
on our roads Sunday morning,
UNCLE BILL
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at Che car shops last week on nc
count of the sickness of his daugh.
ter Mildred.
Will Harsh and family, of Big
Pine, visited relatives in this
vicinity last week and attended
the Fair.
AL Drake, of Logan, was the
Sunday guest of Lewis Rodman.
Squire Shultz and wife attended
the sale at Pearl Rhoades' last
week.
Noah Harsh and wife, of Scott's
Creek, visited Mrs. Meldrim, Of
Buckeye Run, Sunday.
Donald and Roy Shultz are
husklng corn for Fred Safer.
James Pleukharp was Logan
visitor Saturday.
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visited relatives in Baltimore the
latter part of the week.
Mrs. Campfeld, of Lancaster,
who was visiting with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Kline, of this place, re.
turned home Friday.
George Kline attended the Fair,
Thursday.
Mrs. Ed. Frasure was Logan
shopper Wednesday.
Jerry Blosser, Of Stringtown,
was seen on our streets Thursday. 1.
Wolfe Clark, of Columbus, was
a caller at this place Thursday.
Clarence Matthias, of Logan.
was visitor at this place Friday
George Kline and wife attended
the Fair, Friday.
Our school is progressing nicely
under the management of Mr..
Rider, of Rockbridge.
Flick Loomis and wife were Lo.
gan snoppers Friday.
Born to Rev. Matthias and wife,
Friday, II IL pound baby boy.
Miss Annie Walter, Of Colum-
bus, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Looms at present.
Marion Kimbol attended the
Fair, Friday.
Jerry Blosser and little daugh-
ter Roena, were evening guests of
Fred Ellinger and family.
Maude l., omis, her sister, and
Miss Robinson visited relatives at
this place Sunday.
w. Clarke was visitor here
Sunday. I.
Mrs. Kline and wife visited rela-
tives at Rockbridge, Sunday.
John Blosser, wife and son were
the guests of Allen Murphy. and
wife Sunday.
Herbert Ellinger is working for
Jerry BIosser at present.
Mrs. Fred Ellinger and little
daughter Dorothy, visited Jerry
Blosser, Sunday.
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GibiSOnVille

Quite number from this place at
tended the fair at Logan, Saturday.
All report good time.
School Is progressing nicely under
the careful management of Prof.
Brashares.
Geo. Vorhees and daughter, Nellie,
of Big Pine, were seen on our streets,
Saturday,
Rev, Conkel preached a very inter
esting sermon at the u, b. church,
Sunday.
Alma and Ola Hood, of Thurston,
are the guests of John Sheik, of near
Gibisonyille.
Grace Moore attended the fair at
Logan, Saturday.
The Democratic speech given by
Hon. Virgil Lowery, Wednesday
night, was we'll attended.
Mrs. f.. q. Miller called on Mrs, w.
r. Brashares, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. ID. Miller and daughter, Mrs.
Elmer Krinn, were Logan visitors,
Tuesday.
Velya Brashares called on Goldie
Evans, Saturday afternoon.
Merton Weltner, Edwin and Fred
Keller, Pearl Zeigler, Roxy Cupp and
Thomas and Carlos Whitcraft attend
ed the fair, Saturday,
Messrs. j. Il. Barron and John T..
Canty were business visitors in our
village, Wednesday night.
ID, Il. Kelley was on our streets, one
day last week. FAIRY QUEEN.
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Happy Ridge

Mrs. Mary Springer and son,
Will, spent Sunday with Emery
BANTER and wife.
Arthur Voorhees, was seen on this
ridge Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Jacob BANTER is on the
sick list at present.
Emery Hutfines visited his
brother Sherman, of Columbus,
last Saturday.
Mrs. Josie Springer, of Pauld-
ing county, is visiting relatives
and friends at this place.
Lewis Smith and two daughters
Ida and Florence, were seen on
this ridge one day last week.
Herman Wolfe and lady friend
were seen on this ridge Sunday
evening.
Martin Huffines was taken to the
hospital at Columbus, Saturday,
for medical treatment.
Geo. Dupler was seen on this
ridge one day last week.
Mrs. Margaret Gordon and son
Robert, were Logan visitors Fri
day and Saturday.
Joseph Huflines and wife were
Logan shoppers one day last week i.
Mrs. Flossie Febus is quite poor
ly at this writing.
Henry Keller called on Esq,
Gordon recently.
Ferdie Huffman is on the sick
list at this writing.
Say, Cantwell Cliffs, what has
become of you, we would like to
see some of yonr items in tfe
DEMOCRAT SENTINEL once more.
WANDA.
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To his Honor George E. Martin, Judge
of common Pleas Court, Hooking
County, Ohio.
Dear Sir;
7 concur in most of the findings of
your honorable committee, appointed
by you to examine vouchers and ac-
counts, of county commissioners.
] wish to call your honor's atten-
ton to one or two little matters In
which / think they are mistaken.
First. Your said committee finds
there is no authority in law for pay
ing postage for county officials.
If your honorable committee refer
red to the prosecuting attorney in
that part of their report, wish to-
call your attention to section 1898.
K. S. of o., which reads as follows:
In addition to his salary the prosecut-
ing attorney shall be allowed his
reasonable and necessary expense in
Cured in the performance of his Off
cial duties. etc.
Your honorable committee also
found that the court had made no
provisions under Section 127l for pay
ing stenographers' fees. and that the
sum of $3.50 was irregularly paid,
but as they found that claim was Just
and should have been paid under Sec
tion 1871. The matter Is scarcely
worthy of mention.
In this your committee were mis-
taken. Your honor is we'll aware that
such provisions were made as auth
Orized by Section 127l. But your hon
orable committee was perhaps imsled
by the records.
Yours truly.
ALLEN r. McBROOM
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-10-29

The above committee states that the
allowance made to county auditors.
under Section 1929, for services in
furnishing blanks and instructions to
assessors is unauthorized. The fee
commissions. composed of the attor-
ney general, secretary of state and
auditor of state, who are authority or
fees, and whose guide is used by all
county officers, say the allowance Is
Just and proper and the Bureau of
Inspection of Public Offices have in
structed their county inspectors I'M
der decision of the circuit court OF
Delaware county. which court held
such an allowance to be legal.
Mr.. Dover of the bureau who has
just finished an examination of the
treasurer's and auditors office, an
proved this account, as we'll as all
other fees drawn by me to October /,
1908, and he reported them all legal
and proper, The amount mentioned
did not go to me personally, but was
paid into the treasury to the credit
of the fee fund.
My office has undergone three or
four rigid examinations by the state
inspectors during the past six years
ana have never as yet been charged
with Il penny of Illegal fees or allow
ances.
JAMES l.. MARTIN,
County Auditor
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1OurS Truly,
ALLEN r. McBROOM

We, the undersigned commission
ers desire to state that in all the al
lowances made by us, during the past
years in which there was any ques-
tion as to the legality. the accounts
or bills were first presented to the
prosecuting attorney. and his sigma
ture in approval thereof, will apepar
thereon.
We exact of all officers, that they
approve all stationery bills for the
use of their respective office, and the
officer can know. while we i'm all
cases can not know just what items
are authorized by statute. We allow
the postage used by the county off
GERS for county business. as it Is as
much necessity as the books and
paper they use. and such allowances
are always approved by the Bureau
of Inspection of Public Offices.
In the matter of reward in the C-
Gallo case, the prosecuting attorney
drew the resolution to offer the re-
ward, and the sheriff approved the
account, and our attention was not
called to it being Illegally allowed un-
Til after the warrant was issued
In justice to ourselves we have
made this statement, as we believe
in all matters we have exercised our
utmost care, and have always aimed
to make all expenditures iudicially
and within the letter of the law.
Respectfully,
r WEy yJJIEEJ EP
]. F. BARRON,
Fl. Fl. WEST.
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Salt Creek Valley

i
Rufus Turner, of Lancaster,
visited relatives ON Salt Creek a
few days last week.
Joseph Brashares, of South
Perry, was seen in our valley last
Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hickman Oct 22nd n daughter
Isaiah Tatman, of Haynes, had
the misfortune Of getting his arm
broke again last Tuesday.
Leland Virgins is employed as
clerk for E. r. Kitchen at present.
Mrs. Sarah Waters, who has
been visiting friends on Salt Greek
the last two weeks, has gone to
Delaware, Ohio, where she will
visit few days before returning
to her home in Illinois.
We are sorry to learn that
James Garrett's house and most
of it's contents burned last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Lottie Devault has returned
home from Lancaster where she
has been visiting for several days.
George Simmons has moved his
family back to Blue Greek again.
Welcome back George.
Elmer Kennedy returned home
Thursday from trip at Ian
caster, Dayton and Columbus.
Leland Virgins contempates
moving to Haynes In the near
future.
Shedrick Blown, of Eagle Mills,
was II business caller In our valley
last Monday.
Miss Nellie Finney was Haynes
shopper last Saturday.
MISS Alma Schooley returned
home last Saturday from London,
Madison county, where she had
been engaged In work for some
time.
o. G.. Welch, wife and little
son, of Columbus, are visiting
friends on Salt Greek at this
writing.
Mrs. Maggie Dorsey, who has
been on the sick list the last ten
weeks, is still in very serious
condition.
Daniel Karshner and wife were
the Sunday guests of Henry
Wiggins.
Miss Lydia Stots. Of ChillicOthe,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
@. N. Turner.
Mrs. Maud Deyault ia spending
a few days at Athens.
Frank Woodward, of Tarlton, is
visiting friends on Salt Greek at y
present.
Mrs. Maria Scott and daughter
Edna, were the guests of Mrs.
Joseph Turner one day last week.
Delno Wiggins and wife spent
last Sunday with Calvin Swack-
hammers.
Mrs. Martha Lindsey and
Lulu, visited Mrs. Thos.
Dorsey last Sunday afternoon.
MAUD MULLER.
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Enterprise

Jesse Brown and wife were Lo-
gan shoppers Tuesday.
G. f.. Riser and Herbert FL
linger attended the Fair, Saturday.
Mr.. Kimbol and wife were Lo-
gan callers Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Blosser and family
are visiting with parents, of Calico
Ridge.
Ben Swartz, of Jacksonville, WAS
seen on our streets Saturday.
Mrs. John BlOsser and Mrs.
Geo. Blosser were at Logan,
Thursday.
Vinton Carpenter and family
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The police were notified within
ten minutes after the robbery and
officers were upon the scene i'm
mediately, buc as yet the robber
has not been apprehended. The
empty pocketbook was found Tues
day morning on Neil avenue by
Mr.. Powell, of King avenue.
Mr.. Cowell is connected with
the Jeffrey Manufacturing Com
pany and his home is in Logan.
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Calico Ridge

The rain last week was most
welcome, everything was suffer.
ing for the need of ram.
Local option is getting there
even the COWS are going dry.
Wesley Snider, who has been
visiting in Paulding and Van Vert
counties, has returned home.
John Rodman and Joe Snider
are gone ON visit at Paulding
county at this time.
Cecil Shultz laid off from work
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Examination of Commissioners Report
To the Hon. George E. Martin, Judge Of the
Common Pleas Court, Hooking County. Ohio.

We find in the surveyors expense
various iten. of expense which ara
should be more definitely itemlzed
We further find the purchase of some
mortgages by the county commission
ers for the surveyors office which Is
unauthorized
Aside from the matters heteinbe.
fore pointed out, we find that the
commissioners have BEEN careful and
iudicious in the consideration of, and
allowance of, the various bills coming
before them.
Respectfully submitted.
EUGENE WRIGHT,
JOHN G.. PETIT,
Examining Com
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Saved His Boys Life.

"My three year old boy was
badly constipated, had high
fever and was in an awful condi-
tlon. 1 gave him two dozes of
Foley's OrinO Laxative and the
next morning the fever was gone
and he was entirely we'll. Foley's
Orino Laxative saved his life."
A. Wolkush, Casimer, Wis. Bort
& Co.
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-10-03
We Need More Hangines.

The killing of Post Office Inspector
Fitzgerald at Clinton on Tuesday
evening, which is referred to in oul
news columns, illustrates that an
other man has been sent to prema-
ture grave because human life is not
properly appreciated by the courts of
Of this country. Already the plea of
insanity is set up for the murderer
and there will doubtless be fools
enough on the jury that tries him to
either acquit him or make a mistrial.
He should be hanged if the facts
are as every witness reports. We
need more hangings. Human life is
too cheap but it looks like the matter
is going to be allowed to plod along
the same old way until the con-
sciences of the people are quickened
by the women of the land and the
churches joining in crusade against
pistol toting and loose enforcement
OF fhe law.
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-10-03
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the interior, U. s. Land
Office at Jackson, Miss. August q. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that william 8.
MinSa, OF Oxberry, Grenada county, Miss,
NO. 39035S. 0-412 for SWA SwA. section 4,
Township 22N Range BE. Choctaw Meridian.
has hled notice OF intention to make fin:
year proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before the chancery clerk,
at Grenada, Miss, on the eth day OF October,
1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: c. A. Car
penter, w. II. Payne. 3. L.. Harris, j, A. HOl
lOnd, Jr., all Of Oxberry. Miss.
l.. =. C. Lamar, Register.
9-5-OS-5t.
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-10-03

The world hangs it's laureIs upon
the brow of the man who succeeds
regardless Of his methods. But the
truth is, it is better to fail lighting
for the right than to win champion
jng the wrong. He who 'stoopS to
conquer" may temporarily triumph,
but he must fail at last. The even
handed justice of the final judgment
will measure out to each his proper
reward The Christian Worker.
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-10-03

The Herald-PrOgress, published at
Sumner, Miss. is new candidate for
journalistic support. We extend it a
glad welcome. Its editor, A. Leland
Whitten, is a young man Of fine
promise. He is we'll rounded
character and for sterling worth has
few SuperiorS. We wish him every
success in his new venture.
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-10-03
Nonresident Notice.

State OF Mississippi, Grenada County.
In chancery court Oct. term. 1905
No. 1721 Altha Floyd VS.. Lewis Floyd.
State of Mississippi, To Lewis Floyd
defendant. whose post Office is unknown.
You are commanded to appear before the
Charcery court OF Grenada county, in said
1908 to defend the suit In said court in the
above styled cause, wherein you are
defendant This the 16 day OF Sept 1905.
JnO. s. King chancery clerk
ROane& ROane Solicitor for Com pIainant
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-10-03

For sale or rent: One modern two
story residence of 8 rooms including
reception hall, with bath room hot and
cOldwater and toilet connections in
both stories. First class hot water
heat. House Is screened throughout
including back gallery and lattice
work. Cabinet mantels in all rooms
in first story. Property has stable
and servants room also range and
kitchen furniture which l will sell to
purchaser. Will either sell or rent.
Price to renter $40 per mo. j.
l.. Finly, 24l East street Memphis.
Tenn. 9.l9-tf.
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-10-03
Notice to City Tax Payers.

Notice is hereby given that the
city LaX books are now on file at the
Mayors office. Those who desire t(
file objection to their assessment will
take due notice. The board nf may
or and aldermen will meet October Is
and remain in session from day to day
for the purpose of eQualizing said as
SeSSmenlS. Grenada, Miss. Sept. Is,
1908 3t. S. T. Tatum, Mayor.
Jno. P. Jones, Recorder.
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-10-03
Bids Wanted.

Bids will be received by the board OF
supervisors Of Grenada county Miss, on the
first Monday Of October 1908 to build bridge
over Turn Bull Greek, district No l. ac-
cording to plans and specifications on file in
chancery clerks office, The board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
Bids will be received by the board of
supervisors Of Grenad& county, Miss, on
the first Monday OF October 1908 for plans
and specifications for an iron bridge across
Rogue creek district No. 1, near Tie Plant
Miss. The board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
3 times.
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-10-03

At any time when your stomach is
not in good condition, you should
take Kodol, because KodoI digestS all
the food you eat. and it supplies
health and strength for the stomach
in that way. You take Kodol Just for
a little while when you have slight
attacks Of Indigestion, and you take
it just little longer in order to get
relief from severe ATTACKS of Indiges-
tion or nervous dyspepsia. Try Kodol
today. Sold by End Glass drug store.
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-10-03

1t looks like that every gigantic
combine in the United States has
been looting the people and has had
the help Of some S0-called Statemen
at the job
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-10-03
NONRESIDENT Notice

State OF Mississippi, Grenada county.
IN chancery cOJr0 OcU. Tenn. 1908
No 1924. BESSIE Clcnaworth vs.. C.E
ChenawOrth.
state Of mississippi, To c. E. Chenaworth
defendant, whose post office is unknown
You are commanded to appear before the
chancery court OF Grenada county, in said
state, on the3 Monday Of Oct. A. D., 1908 to
tyled cause, wherein yon are u defendant.
This the % day OF Sept. 1908.
Jno. S. King Chancery Clerk
;. a. Morrison solicitor for claimant
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-10-03

Ii the people had gotten square
dealf', there would not have been so
many millionaires in the couotry.
Recent exposures Of the relations of
certain public men with the trusts
confirms this.
The Grenada sentinel., 1908-10-03
FOR SALE.

One Bush s. Certs piano that you
can t buy anywhere for less than $3.50;
only used about three months and
good as new for S225.o0 or $3.50,
So cash and SO per month without
interest. Apply to H. J. Ray. at
Grenada Trust and Banking CC At