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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-01-22
OAK HALL


Our sleigh riding is about over
for this time.
Mr.. M, Bryant lie on the sick list
at present.
Thee. Wright returned home
last week from Ferguson where he
had been visiting friends.
Frank Boehmer and family and
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-01-22

Have you a visitor? Has some
of your folks gone visiting? We
would like to have the news. Both
phones.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-01-22
PEyroNlA


At the public sale OF the person
al property of VIM. Elgin at
Wellsvilie on Saturday Jan. t6, q
pair Of mares sold for SS12.50 and
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-17

Moss.
Indian Runner Ducks-lst pair,
Mrs. M. Cassell; End pair, Mrs.
Grasberg.
The beautiful pen of White Leg
horns exhibited by w. II. Todd, of
Richmond, attracted much attention
as did also V. l.. Sexton's white and
black Orpingtons.
The handsome silver cups offered
by the Burke's Garden and TazewelI
breeders both went TO Dir. Witten, for
the best pullet and best cockerel in
the show.
The races on Tuesday were pro-
nounced by II. T.. Biggs, the well
known starter of Baltimore, as the
best average races ever seen on the
Tazewell race course. The results
were rs follows:
Threeyear trot-won 10y Blue
Ridge.
2 I'D pace-won by Make Dent.
Running Race, one-half mile dash
won by Jack Patton.
On Wednesday the attendnce at
the Fair was estimated by DIR. Copen.
havr mt five thousand.
The result Of the races on Wednes =
day were rs follows:
= I'D trot-won by Judge Palmer.
2 % Trot--The Judge.
Handicap race-won 10y Alto
Clark.
Running race-half mile dash,
won by Missouri Belle.
A unique and spectacular attract
ion at the fair on Wednesday morn
ing was the cnildrens pagrade, part
icipated in by about one hundred
boys and girls, between the ages of
nine and sixteen. The editor of the
News was superintendent OF the par
ade, and was assisted by several
marshalls, who were careful To avoid
any accident 10 the children.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-17
Burke'S Garden

Buike's Garden, Sept. 15.-On la ST
Sunday Rev. William Adam filled
his appointment here and VIII return
to Philadelphia early in October to
resume his studies. Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. Adam deserted the Garden of
his own accord; he was not panished
nor will he find the angel with a
flaming sword barring the enterance
should he ever wish &c retprn.
Frank A. GrOseclose, claim attorney
for the Virginia, Iron, Coal ~ Coke
&C., has been spending few days
with his mother, Mrs. III. B. Crosse
close.
MrS. II. s. Moss returned Saturday
from n visit TO friends at Tazewel.
Messrs. Burks. Wood, Keister and
Blackburn called ON the merchants
here Monday.
Miss Margaret Greever has been
with friends at Berryville for a short
while.
School will open at the Academy
on ueyt Monday, Sept. 20.
Albert Kelley and his friend, Mr..
TTammel, both of Dalton, Ga, who
ale making a tour of Southwestern
Virginia. reached Burke's Garden or
Monday and spent the night will
Mr.. Kelly grand father, Stephei
Grosec.oSe.
Miss Bessie PeeIy has gone t
Charlotte, North Carolina, where
she will euter Elizabeth College.
MIS-. Coiner is visiting her daught
er, Mrs. A Ablert Greever.
| Burke's Garden was we'll repre-
sented at the Fair.
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Witt Case Reversed.

The Supreme court reversed the de-
ellison OF the Tazewell Circuit Court,
which rendered vredict for the
complainant, in the case of Wits
administrator against the Norfolk q
Western for damages sustained
while in the employ of the railroad
company. Lewis Witt was injured,
sustaining the loss of leg, neat
Maxwell, over a year ago, while
hauling rails as a member of a Sec
tion gang, and through his father
suit was instituted for several thou
sand. A verdict was rendered by 9
jury at a recent term of court, tC
which the attorneys for the rairload
took an appeal. The case is, by the
reversal of the verdict, remanded t.
the lower court for retrial.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-17
SERIOUS ACCIDENT
TO MISS PEERY
Young Tazewell Girl Falls.
Down Elevator Shaft, Sus-
tanning a Broken Arm.

Miss Kate Peery, daughter of Will
Peery, happened with most painful
and serious accident on Wednesday
morning in the dance hall over j. A.
Greever's store. Miss Peery fell
through the elevator shaft of the
store, distance OF several feet, and
sust aimed a broken arm, as well as
a severe shaking up. That the lady
was not killed or mortalIy wounded
is regarded as almost miraculous.
Miss Peery and her friend, Miss
Nell George entered the dance hall
together, and each repaired TO the
dressing room, which opens into the
elevator shaft. BY soma means Miss
Peey, ignorant, of couse of the exist
ence OF the shaft, walked into the
opening, and was plunged below,
striking the top Of the elevator on
the downward fall. The accident
Immediately became known, and the
dancing was stopped. Fortunately
four physicians were present, and the
best of attention was given her at
once. She was unconscious for several
hours, but her condition is better this
morning, and her recovery will be
raDid
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Successor to Mr.. Wagner.

McTeer Saunde of Tip Top, was
In the city on business on Tuesday.
Mr.. Saunders is being urged TO accept
the position as member Of the board
OF Supervisors or Clear Fork District,
as the present incumbent, Green
Wagner, will resign on the first OF
October, having bought a farm in
Bland county, to which he will re-
move early in October. There are
FIVE better men living in Tazewell
county than McTeer Saunders, and
few who know the needs of the peo-
pie better than he does. He would
make an excellent supervisor for his
district, and discharge the duties in
cident to this important office to the
best of his ability, if the Court ap.
points him
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-17
Poultry Exhibit

The well known poultry
Judge, Corey, of Rock Hill Poultry
Farm, Osinning, MY =, expressed
surprise ut the high quality of poul-
try shown. Fully twice as manv
birds as last year we've shown, and
the judge complimented the exhibit
ors on good conditioning of the birds.
The judge regarded the Black
Langshaus as the highest class birds
in the show. DIR. Witten and A. M
Black divided honors on firsts. Dr.
Witten won 1st and End cocks, 1st
and 2nd cockerel, 1st pulIet, 1st pen.
Mr.. Black 1st and End hen, 2nd pull
let, End pen.
In White Leghorns w. r. Todd,
of Richmond, won 1st cockerel, 2nd
pullet, 1st pen. Standard Bred
Poultry Farms, 2nd ccckerel, Isl
pullet, End pen.
In White.Plymouth Rocks, Georg,
II. Moss won 1st hen, 1st cockeiel
Isl pulIet, 1st pen. DR.. Witter
won 2nd len, End cockerel, 2nd pull
let. Standard Bred Poultry Farms
2nd pen.
In Barred Rocks, Standard Bret
Poultry Farms, 1st cockerel Is
pullet. End pen, 1st hen. Geo. Fl
Moss, End cockerel, Ind pulIet, Is
pen.
In single comb r. j. Reds, every
thing but End pen to DIR. r. T.
Copenhaver, STANDARD Bred Poultr
arms winn ing 2nd pen.
/. In rose comb X. L. Reds, Dl
Witten, 1st cocRerel, End pullet, Is
pen.
White Wayndottes, everything
young and old, TO Standard Bre
Poultry Farms.
Black and White Orpingtons-
everything TO V. l.. Sexton.
Brown Leghorns-Standard Bre
Poultry Farms.
Partridge -everythir
to Mrs. }. II. Lewis.
y Buff Orpingtons-evertyhing to :
- Hamilton.
t Minorcas- everything 10 +. V
y PendIeton.
Best pair Pekin ducks--Geo.
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TAZEWELL FAIR
BEST TN YEARS
Large Crowds Come to TazeWeu TO See the
Fine Races and Attractions.
Agricultural. Poultry and Sewing Exhibits Attract
Much Attention Kemp'S Show Big Attraction.

The sixth annual exhibit of the
Tazewell Fair Association came TO n
close yesterday afternoon, and will go
down in the counties history, as one
of the most enjoyable and profitable
county fairs ever had in Southwest
Virginia. Ideal weather prevailed
the first and second days, but on
yesterday morning the weather was
threatening and a drizzling rain pre-
vailed throughout the morning, but
the attendance wa large regardless of
the rain. The fair association provid-
ell more attractions Tor the large
crowd this year than at any previous
fairs for many years. The Midway
provided almost every attraction i'm
aginabIe, from the cheap jewelry
fakir to the mindreading and palm
ist artists. The biggest attraction on
the inside of the race track was
Kemp's Wild West Show, consist
ing OF reproduction of western
scenes--cow boys and cowgirls riding
The bucking broncos, strage holdups,
lassoing, Indian massares, marks
manship, etc. The marksmanship of
little Miss Jennie Cody, the hand
ling of the lariat by California
Harry" and Colonel Cody were at
fractions that can not be seen every
day. The Kemp's shows reached
Tazewell on Monday from Hartford
Conn.,
Under the grand stand, formerly
used as n dining room, the
great Agricultural and poultry exhi
bits were displayed. The fine exhi-
bits of TazeweIl grown products,
Tazewell made bread, cakes, &c.
were admired by the great throngs,
who visited the place throughout tho
day. The Norfolk ~ Western apri.
cultural exhibit, showing products
raised along the line OF the company
was greatly admired.
The ladies of the TazeweiI anC
Richlands Societies of the Woman,
Christian Temperance Union had
tent on the inside of the race course
where they provided ice water, liter
atIre on Temperance, and cots for tn
aged or sick TO rest, all of whicl
were enjoyed and appreciated.
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Cove Creek.

Cove Creek, Sept. 1.-The general
occupation OF the farmers OF this
place is stacking millet.
Mr.. II. f. Gregory had the misfor-
tune of being kicked by horse on
his right arm.
good many people of this place
are talking of going TO the fair.
Rev. Pangle will fill his regular
appointment at Mt. Nebo, Sunday at
IL O'Clock.
Mrs. Mamie Langan of Louisville,
KY, who has been visiting her brot-
hers, the Messrs Robinet, left Tues
day for Ohio where she will visit
her sister, and then return to Kent
ucky.
Mrs. T. f. Gregory had for her
guest Sunday, Mrs. Tom Fox, and
children.
Mrs. Walker of Kimball, w. Va. /,
has been visiting her parents for the
last two weeks. She returned tn her
home Saturday.
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FALLS MILLS

Falls Mills, Sept. 1.-The meet
ing commenced here last Wednesday
night week ago and conducted bv
Rev. Hudgihs Martin and Moses,
closed last night with large atten-
dance and number of conversions.
School opened here today with Miss
Lou Gillespie rs principal.
}. Il. Harry, who was on the sick
list, is reported better.
Miss Mary Hall returned to her
home at Langraf Sunday after spend
ing sometime with relatives here.
b. w. Tabor is home again after
sewing for three weeks on the jury at
Tazewell.
Neeley Compton is working in the
company store at Eckman and ex-
poets TO move his family there rs
soon as he can get house.
Miss Laura Phillips is able to be
up again after an attack of scarlet
fever.
b. w. Jewell returned last week
from a visit to relatives in NIontgo.
merry county.
Raleigh Tabor has returned to
school at Milligan, Tenn.
J. G.. and II. +. Fink were home
from the coal fields.
number from here went to the
circus ut Blutelield.
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Primitive Baptist Meeting.

Honaker, Va, Sept. 13.-The Old
Baptist Association has Just closed.
The old Primitives had great time
and the occasion brought a great
crowd To Honnaer-at least 5000.
Among the noted divInes present
were Elders Mays, OF kentucky;
Wilhurn, OF North Carolina, and
Quillin, OF West Virginia.
Honaker Is booimng-every trais
bringing crowds of people OF all
nntionnlities
There were at least 200 horse swap
pers on the jocky alley and they did
brisk business. David Cox, of our
To IN, won the pennant as swnppcr,
having exchanged saddles twenty
times and came out with the old
grny that jumped over the elephant.
The Walton Construction Company
has begun the construction of IA thir-
teen mile railroad up Lewis Creek.
This road leads into the buchanan
territory and will open up IA great
coal field aud timber belt.
lhe Honaker Lumber Company IL
moving things and every one who
Will work Is busy. The pang of the
panic Is gone and our people are
happy.
Watch our city grow Now Is the
time To locate there. IL you walt
much longer there Will be no room
for you.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-17
Cup for a Penny

Norfolk and Western coaches are
being equipped with the new process
of individual drinking cups. These
cups are installed in an apparatus
near the drinking tank, and are re-
lea ed by an automatic arrangement
Contrary to expectations, these
cups are not free for the use of the
travelling public. The apparatus con-
tain them is locked securely and no
thing in the world but an Indian or
a Lincoln penny vii bring forth a
cup.
To those who prefer TO run the
risk of germs and save their pennies
the proveIbial glass is at hand.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-17
Agricultural Exhibits

The agricultural exhibits, both in
quantity and quality, SURPASSED the
most sangu;ne expectations. The ex-
hibit of fruits-apples,gr grapes, tona-
toes and garden vegetables, etc, were
rs fine rs ever seen at q county fair.
Several visitors here from Hartford,
Conn. were heard to remark that our
apples and grapes were better than
those seen at the Hartford Fair. They
were fine.
The corn and wheat exhibits were
specially good-both field and sweet
corn. Oats, rye, buckwheat, ruta-
bagers, beets, pumpkins, potatoes,
beans. ETC., were as fine as ever seen.
In all there were $50 exhibits.
The exhibits were we'll arranged,
and made fine show, and everybody
was proud of the exhibit, and more
than surprised. Few people had any
ieda that the exhibit would be half
what IL was. The exhibit would have
been much larger if the people had
lust thought of it,. Tney said,
many of them, that "we will beat it
next year. D."
| The premium list will be made up
complete for next issue. Today we
can aive only partial list:
| sc. Compton, Falls Mills, won
first on Arkansas Red Apples, and
Mrs. Maggie Fuller, second. Best
collection of apples, DR.. Dunnigan ;
second best, T. j. Brown. Best COLI
ection or grapes, A. NJ. Black. A. j.
Copenhaver won irst OH black grapes
and DR.. Duunigar, second. Other
premiums will be announced later.
c.. r. Brown won first on field corn,
and J.S. Gillespie, second-two very
fine specimens. A. S. Greever first on
yellow corn. = g. Baugh first on
best collection. j. A. Leslie first OIL
sweet corn, and Miss Martie Wiiten
second.
Jas. Ed. Peery had the finest pump
: kins and III. NJ. Saunders second best
Geo. w. Moss won fl irst on smootl
wheat, and Robert S. Moss first OF
{ bearded wheat and T.. G. Baugl
second on smoothe wheat. F.M. Mos
F, second on bearded wheat.
James T. Peery won first on oats
&. w. Hall Falls Mills, won frs
= on Irish potatoes-the finest speci
mems ever shown here. Rev. Geo
d Buston said they were the finest b
ever saw.
& Other exhibits were the finest ever
p. G. Baugh won first on buck
= wheat.
The agricultural department wa
7. thfonged with admiring visitors a.
three days OF the Fair. The apar
|. ments were SO crowded as to make
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-17
Miss Buchanan to Teach in
South Carolina.

Miss Alley Grey Buchanan left this
week for Walterboro, South Caro-
lima, where she bas secured a posi-
tion In the WATERFORD High School.
The Colleton News, OF that city, said
tn following of Miss Buchanan
The faculty of the High School de-
paItment of the Walterboro graded
school is now complete. The trustees
at a recent meeting of the board eIec-
ted Miss Allie Grey Buchanan, OF
Tazewell, Virginia as first assistant
in this department. She comes most
highly commended by educators and
boards Of education.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-17
Pastor Held Up

Rev. Geo. S. McCIary. the popular
young pastor OF the Christian church
was held up In font OF the Method
list church yesterday moroiDg by a
couple OF young people of the west
eod OF the C unity and marched in
the direction of the county Jail. The
"holdup" occurred in broad dag
light, and witnessed by several peo-
pie. Pastor McClary only got as far
rs the Clerks Office, however, where
"A dollar brought the much desired re-
lief, and after the pastor had said the
word was PERMITTED to go on his
way. The young couple were John
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-17
Heninger Wins.

The we'll known case q Heninger
VS.. The Virginia & Kentucky Rail
road for several thou sand dollars, for
construction work which Mr. Henin-
ger did on the road several years ago,
was decided in the complainants
favor by the Supreme Court, sitting
at Staunton on last Thursday. The
case has been In the courts for sveeral
years, and involved several thousand
dollars. The opinion of the Supreme
court was only the affirmation OF the
lower court at Wise court house.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-17
Indian.

Indian, Sept. 1S.-The hish
school at this place, with Prof.
Chapman, of Salem, as Principal,
assisted by Misses Bertha Scott and
Pearl Mcguire, has opened with a
good attendance. Miss Tot Mccall,
of Tazewell,is in charge OF the Music
Department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Bane are
visiting in Pulaski this week.
Mrs. Jennie Ward, of this place,
and Mrs. Sam Ward, of WardeII,
spent several days last week visiting
in Burke's Garden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Peery, of
Wise, spent Sunday at Mrs. Mary
Peery's.
John Mcclure has returned to
Emory
Mrs. Chapman Peesy, Bessie Peery
and Mary Virginia Low, spent several
days in Thompson Valley last week.
MI. and Mrs. Adams and children,
of Fauquier county, Dr. Sam ue
Crow; of Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore, are visiting DR.. W. +
Baylor.
MI. and Mrs. Henry ID. Shanl
have left for their new home IL
Salem, where he is interested in
large Touring mill. During thei
stay here of five years they mad
many friends and all were sorry t
see them go.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-17
Near Death in Big Pond.

1t was a thrilling experience to Mrs.
Ida Soper to face death. "For years
a severe lung trouble gave me intense
suffering" she writes, "and several
times nearly caused my death. All
remedies failed and doctors said was
incurable. Then DR.. Kings New Dis
covery brought quick relief and cnre
so permanent that l have not been
troubled in twelve years" Mrs. Soper
tives in Big Pond, Pa. 1t works woI =
ders in coughs and colds. sore lungs.
hemorrhages' lagrippe, asthma Group
whooping.cough aud all bronchial afr
ections- Doc and S1.00. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by John i Jackson
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-17
P0CAHONTAS

ANN"hohtuS, sept. 10. M lSSeS
Taylor and Ferrell, of Huntington,
were i'm the city this week the guest
of Mrs. j. Walter Graybeal OH East
Water Street.
Mrs. L.. b. Crawford is mt Switch
back, this week the guest of her
parents.
Miss Helen Frieloin, OF Havana
Cuba, who has been the guest OF her
aunt, Mrs Nj. Bloch, left Monday for
liollins lrstituet, where she will
enter school for the coming session.
Miss Alice Coleman Barbour, Of
Roanoke, who has been the house
guest of Miss Emma Yeates, left
Wednesday for her home.
Misses Glenn and Daisy Pack, of
Simmons were in the city Thurs
day.
Mis-. Walter Graybeal and her
sister, Miss Essie, were the guests of
friends in Blueileld. this week.
Miss Nanoie Blanton, of Bram-
we'll. was the gdCst OF friends heIe
Thursday.
Mr.. Harry Gross who has been
snending his vacation In New York
city, the guest of relatives, has re-
turned home.
Hon. John L.. Baber was in Gra-
ham, this week, on business.
Miss Essie Gray bcal Ieaves his
week for Abingdon, where she will
enter the Martha washington college
Miss Isabelle Toy, OF Simmons, was
IN the city this week the guest of
friends.
Rev. Hunter who has been holding
II meeting at Norton, has returned
nome.
Mr.. Max Marks has been the guest
of friends at Roanoke for several days
Mr.. Max Goodman was the guest of
relatives In Radford this week.
MI. Davis and son are I'm Pulaski,
are on visit To relatives.
Mrs. Rock, OF Leavenworth, Kansas
was the guest OF friends here Sunday.
J. Walton Thomas, OF Godfrey, was
In the city Monday.
MIR. Archer Station, OF Big -Four,
was the 6uest of his sister, Miss
Daisy, this week.
Mr.. Rich, assistant engineer of the
Norfolk: Il Western railway, i'm charge
OF the Zig Stoney Branch, TO Wait
willie, was In the city Saturday the
g1est fiiends, accompanied by MI.
Harry Bell.
Captain Wingate,of Roanoke, was
here this week looking after the
street work.
Mr.. Doss, Outside superintendent
OF the Pocnhontas Consolidated Col
leries Company who has been conlin-
eel To his home for the past month,
n allie To be on the streets again.
CuI;ie Walters leaves Monday for
Roanoke, TO attend the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McNeer were
In Tazew ell this week, the gacsts of
relatives.
Robert BerbeTl Is on visit To Ash
vile.
Last week we advertised those one
half gallon fruit jars for : cents
each and could have sold ten times
rs many rs our stock. We now have
the catsup bottle with the patent
top, which VIII last you IA life time
and they are only cents each. Bet
ter hurry IL you want some OF these
To put yonr catsup up in this year.
Landons ReXall Store, The Big Drug
Store.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-17
Cattle Killed.

We frequently hear of transgression
of the law on Keox, but the worst
lawlessness and most incompatible
meanness we have ever heard of from
that sect lion was committed last
week. 1t is said that at a late hour
in the night some party, or parties,
killed six head of cattle belonging to
John Blankenship "a merchant OF
that section. IL Is said that the
throats of some of the cattle were cut
and that Others were shot to death,
and il Is also said that some were
milch cows. Sandy Valley News.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-17
Public Sale.

On September 25th, 1909, / will
offer for sale at auction TO the high
est bidder at my residence, near Falls
Mills, the following property:
20 head of CATTLE, work horses, 2
colts, two-horse wagon, l moving
machipe, and other farm implements
Terms OF sale: All accounts OF s.
and under, cash, al over S. credit
OF IL months, with good security.
Mrs II b Tabor
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-17

Do not bs deceived by unscrupu-
lous imitators who would haue you
believe that lhe imitation pills are as
good as DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills. There isn't anything just as
good as these wonderful pills for the
relief of Backache, Weak Back, infia-
mmation Of the bladder, urinary dis
orders and all kidney co cplaints. Any
one can take DeWitt's Kidney and
Bladder Pills as directed in perfect
confidence Of good results. Sold by
JONI y Jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-09-17
NOTICE

Having sold out the business of the
Tip Top Supply Company to the Far
mers Supply Company, this is to re-
quest all parties indebted to the Tip
Top Supply Company, to come for
ward Mt once and settle same, and all
parties having claims against said
company will present same, for pay
ment.
Thanking the public generally fol
their very liberal patronage hereto
fore, bespeak fer the new company
a continuance of the same.
Il. r. Smoot
Sept. 3-4t.