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The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-01-15

Caldwell & L., nails -. ........ ! 33
W. w. scales, plows. s............. 12 Is
j. ID. CASTOR, juror inq. q.......... 90
j. ID. McCann, juror. / 90
Frank Oakley, :. ........... 90
Dave Kinnard, :. ........... l 90
d. w. Outlaw, act. coroner. ..... 90
r. NJ self, bailiff. ff........ 3 90
so. steel Co. hammocks for il. 3S 90
L. q. James, freight. .......... 2 32
Mrs. ID. 0. self, lumber. -. ..... 3 "a
Turner & Pierce, locks. ...... 80
L. G. James, cow pris. 26 40
d. w. Ontlaw, insp roads,. -. - 90
The following petitions for
stock law were granted:
On petition of G. B. Ferguson
ct al for section Is, township 10,
range IL E; on petition Of l.. G.
Funderburg ct al for sections 2
and 3, township II, range IL E;
on petition of H. w. Daniel ct al
for section 10, township II,
range IL E; on petition of Viii
liam Hutchinson ct al for Sec
tion 1, township II, range IL.
The petition of w. w. Miller
ct al for the survey of a new
channel of the over flowed land
in Sun Creek swamp land dis
trict and the counter petition Of
Y. A. Pearson were considered.
The petition of w. w. Miller ct
al not having proper majority
of land owners of said district as
shown by the counter petition of
Y. A. Pearson. it was therefore
ordered that said petition for
drainage Of Sun Creek swamp be
not granted.
In the matter of Writ Adams,
revenue agent, in the matter of
H. II. Saunders ct al recently de-
cided by the supreme court Of
the state was considered. 1t ap-
pnaring that Fl. II. Saunders had
paid the sum of S94S.71 to the
revenue agent in full of all com
missions due him in the said
cause and has also paid into
the county treasury of Oktib-
beha county the sum of So, 794.84
and also paid all court costs and
complied fully with chapter 246,
laws of Mississippi for 1908, is
entitled to the relief provided
therein. 1t is now ordered by
the board that the said II. Il.
Saunders is hereby allowed by
way of settlement and refund
under authority conferred by
said act of the legislature the
sum of 81, ,423 So and the clerk is
directed to issue warrants there
for upon the common county
fund payable out Of. the county
treasury.
The board adjourned till We'd
nesday morning.
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Board Of Aldermen.

J
The new mayor then admins
tered the following oath: "You
and each of you do solemnly
swear that you will faithfully
and impartially and to the best
of your skill, ability and Judge
ment perform allthe duties of the
office Of alderman ofthe city of
Starkville in accordance with
the law and constitution. to Guy
M. Mason. r. c. Bridges and
L. r. Howard. Eerris Maxwell
qualified and was sworn in as
city marshall w. j. Rosseau
took the oath as city treasurer.
The board then proceeded to
elect the mayor pro TEN. G. M.
Mason was put in nomination oy
Mr.. Bridges, seconded by Mr..
Howard and all members pres
ent voting yea.
G.. H West was elected night
watchman for two months; 0. G..
Davis. street commissioner; Pat
terson Pearson, pound keeper.
After some discussion the
board agreed to give the super
intendant of water and light
plant full power over all help
and he be held responsible for
same. Geo. McIngvale was then
elacted supt.
The question of salaries was
then taken up. The mayors
salary was fixed at $4,000 per
month, Howard voting that it be.
$500. The clerks salary was
fixed at $50 90. The marshall's
salary was fixed at $4,000 per
month, Howard voting for $40. 90.
This salary of $4,000 holds good
only on condition that Mr.. Max
we'll wear pollceman's uniform.
The night watchman's salary
was fixed at $4,000 per month,
for two months. Bridges voting
for $4,000. Aldermen's salary
was fixed at $500 per month.
The street commissioners salary
was fixed at $1,000 per month,
Howard voting for $500.
Mr.. Bridges then moved that
the fee Of fifty cents be charged
for each head of live stock
placed in pound pen, 25c to go to
the city and 25c to the pound
keeper and 25c per day for feed.
ing same. all TO be paid by
owner Of stock. The motion was
seconded by Mason, all present
voting yea.
The supt. water and lightplant
fixed at S75 90 per month. The
two engineers were allowed $50
90 per month each.
DR.. Eckford was elected health
officer. Carroll & Magruder
were elected city attorneys. at
$50. 90 per year.
The mayor then appointed the
following committees;
Committee on Water and Lights.
Howard and Bridges; Committee
on Rules, Ways and Means, How
ard and Mason; Committee on
Siae Walks and Streets, Mason
and Gladne1. )
The street ommissioner was
ordered to repair crossing In
front of e. O. McIfwain's and W.
C. Bridges residences.
The board then adjourned over
till Thursday night, Jan. z.
WALTER PAGE, City Clerk.
II. "A. BEATTIE. Mayor.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-01-15
TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1909

The board met in regular
session; all officers and members
present.
It was ordered that the asses
ment of the Maben Branch Bank
be reduced from $4,000 to 81,
500, a reduction of 50. 500, the
same being enormously assessed.
The following accounts were
allowed:
r. K. & f. l.. wier, sup supt. ed 40
r. X. & f. L. wier, !. ch clk... S5
Caldwell s. L., oil for il .....,. 65
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Board Of Supervisors.

The board met in regular ses-
sion Monday, January 4, 1909;
all members and officers present.
The following accounts were
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all members and officers present.
The following accounts were
allowed:
Mack Barry, erroneous ASSN. 81
j. III. Robson. same ............ 60
Jerry Tate same ~ 65
Gregg Singleton, same. e........... l 40
John Pearson .................. 90
John Films, same ....,......- uO
Peter Taggart, same. e........... 90
Nathan Bell 2 90
w. I'll. Miller, sal and postage.... sc 33
Spence & Kinard, lumber. .... 26 33
Bell williams, erro assm't. ........ 90
Mack jackson ,Fsame. ............ 90
Abe Jones, same me....... 60
Ann & Nancy Chaffin, paup. 90
l.. III. Nickles, inSp r'ds. ...... II 90
Jim Bell, paup ...........,.... : %
John Lewis, paup. O0
q. w. parker, rep bridge. ...-.... 10 90
j. L. watkins, erron ASSN go. 90
Tom Edmonds, lumber. ... 5 Is
J. S. saunders, errOn ASSN ......... so
c. $. Fondren, inSp roads. 1850. IL 90
Sallie Johnson, paup 90
Bette Templeton, paup,......... 90
W. II. Boone, rep bridge. 20 90
T. G. James, cow prisns ....... 40
jim Caldwell, fixing CRATES ...... rs
NJ. T. wofford, enron poll tax. 90
starkvile Lumber Co., lumber. 60
j. l.. Martin. plows. .......... 100
j. B. McCreight, keep'g paap... 80 90
Zeno Yeates. stoves " 81 90
w. l. Collier rep bridge ... 90
sTARkyILIE News, print'g SIS
E. NJ. Times, print'g. ...... Is 70
Maben press, pub tax notice.. 90
A. F. Young, erron poll tax. 90
E. O. McIlwain, sal co. auditor. :. $50 90
E. O. McIlwain, eX-officio serv... $50 90
E, o. McIlwain, copy r. r. asst. 10 90
Alex Hall, erron poll tax. 90
The report of J. B. McCreight
as to condition of pour house and
paupers was read and filed.
The report of j. II. Miller,
supt. education, was read and
filed.
The bridge on Lick Creek
near Steele's Mill was let to j.
II. Johnson at 60c per running
foot, his beng the lowest and
best bid.
E. A. Buckner submitted his
report as county treasurer which
showed amt overdrawn to be
So, 291. SO
The petition of II. N. Gillis ct
al was heard and it was ordered
that the following sections be
placed under stock law: Sec
tions 13, "a, 25, 26, "a. 35 and So
in townsip II. range II b., and
sections Is and 19 in township
II, range 13 E., same to be full
stock law.
The petition of A. Frazier ct
al for stock law in sections %
81 and %, township IL, range II
Was granted.
The petition of Joe McHann ct
al for full stock law in sections
90 and 81, township II, range IL
&. was granted.
Cicero Wesley was appointed
overseer Of Starkville and Tib-
bee road in place of Hardy
Hampton Jr.
Board adjourned till Tuesday.
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WEDNESDAY, JAN'Y 6, 1905

The board met pursuant to ad-
iournment, all members and Of
ticers present.
This being the time to select
the jurymen for the circuit court,
the following persons were
named as constituting the list OF
iurymen for the year 1909:
DISTRICT No. 1.
A Jackson Z w Hamm
New j Gill
C Elliott J ii Gritz
D J Cochran w T Ramsey
JOS Erwin d A Brady
H FL Reynolds G D Davenport
] Bridges C G Bardwell
l. Hogan Bragg Aston
John Lewis q M Ellis
FL Cunningham Zeno Yeates
w G Rdffin w FL Lewis
w G Watt Al FOndren
Tom Edmonds Shade Richey
E b Gillespie 3 Kcnsey
w w Hall Ethan Richey
j b Richardson A o Green
S Shropshire G D Hartness
w Warner A w Halbert
Thomas, Jr. w II Hull
Tom Gladnev A Skies
d VI Crowell d 6 Blair
P Bell III X Rosseau
Eugene Erwin Fred Arnold
B Blnmenfield J M Arnold
j McOreight s B Critz
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-01-15

Reed Blasingame 20 Quinn
Jno. Ray ID Turner
Jake Grow M G Cotner
Henry Vaughn l. C Brett
w J Butler j A Monts
j Nj Phelps r NJ Baynum
b f Aswell DIV williams
J Belts j A freeman
w Beard Obert Burton
J r Davis w K williams
q w Boyles w McGowgn
DISTRICT No. 4.
j Livingston, Jr. Will Sanders
j simpson Bob Rainey
A simpson RI Spier
F M Adams WIN. Brown
FL Taylor Henry Upchurch
II Grow d Livingston
L Grow Feeley McIlwain
John r Long Skies
L w Cooper j r E Hunt
J A Brown Jim Kolb
Jno. Hutchinson ID b jackson
T E Dudley Winston Hunt
w Kellum Sam WOOdSOn +
w III Durham M w Stanley
E shropshire Sharpe
C Ferguson Dan Berry
Pink Davis r E Hannah
III E Montgomery Alex Strowd
Andrew Frazier Il f Quinn
L u Funderburk Jim Shelton
western Hammill A. Livingston
j Oswalt John Butler
q E sanders j r Blake
JAS. Ivy b Davis
II A Keeton Willie Buckner
DISTRICT No. 5.
w d Askew + M Oakley
Paul Cavanaugh j M Carpenter
J Castles L Crigler
A b Ollie Carpenter
F d Ellis J d Estis
S v Frye D A Flournoy
V M Harrell Jas. Foster
Eugene Fox Arthur CASTOR
l. p Kemp D CASTOR
T E Lance F Gray
r b Ridgeway M Oakley
E w Rush WE Rushing
j T Tomlinson g q Sauders
M Savage j McGray
III G. Young r P Hartness
r E Savage j Hnliinshead
w II Blankenship Dave kinnard
r L Carpenter M A Moorehead
w L Crigler Shields McIlwain
T P Edwards j d McCann
w L Edwards w w Oakley
T M Parks M L Stewart
HI A Rushing F Stiles
Upton II A Fox Jr.
e.. H. Nickles and G., S. Fon-
dren appointed to inspect road
near Longview as petitioned for
change. report unfavorable> for
said change.
The report of T. F. Sanders,
J. P, beat 4. was read and filed.
The report of T.. S. Peterson, j
P, beat 4, was read aud ordered
filed.
The following accounts were
allowed:
j T Shaw, tax ref. 2 90
Jas. McMinn work on road. 6 90
Jake Dupree, abor.............. 2 95
Fitch Dustdown Co., 1-2 bbl. DUST
down.. ............. 6 4S
r G James. freight on dust-down. 92
w III REYNOLDS, j p service. ..... 35 35
A w Welch, constable. ....... IA SO
j III Mckenzie constable ...... IA SO
j + Davis, constable. 18 SO
T. S peterson, JP............... As
N M Moor, J P.... ............ 70
E q Harrell, j P..... ...... 10
,TF Sanders j P............... P. I1S9
J s Spraggins, constable :. -. IL 25
w w Richey, keeping clock..... $50
Nose Simmons, G. H.porter -. loSoo
The board and officers were al
lowed the usual mileage and per
diem.
The board adjourned to meet
the first Monday in February.
a. A. MONTGOMERY. Pres.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-01-15

The board and officers we're al.
lowed the usual mileage and per
diem.
The board adjourned to meet
the first Monday in February.
a. A. MONTGOMERY. Pres.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02

ease broke out in one OF the Western
States twenty-five years ago he sent
the remedy TO the Governor OF the
State. Here IL Is: When they are first
taken, take coarse salt and rub Il be-
tween the hoof with coarse wet cloth,
until the blisters are rubbed open; it
don't matter il they bleed. Then take
pine tree tar and put between the hoofs
and rub the mouth inside and out as
Ear as the blisters are with salt and
water, then wash the mouth with weak
salt water. This treatment need only
be done once when first taken. II the
blisters have formed into a boil, dis
charging matter. treat the same with
the salt. then take balsam OF FIR, put
between the hoofs and spread raw cot
ton on top OF IT, Treat the same with
the salt IL the bone Is affected inside
the hooi. wash out clean. then take
spirits OF salt and pour in. then apply
the balsam OF fir and cotton. Wash
the hooi twice a day and apply the bal
sam about Ten days. Keen the cattle In
a perfectly Clean. dry stable; feed them
on potatoes and roots; give them clean
hay: disinfect your stable with quick
lime or carbolic acid"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02

Joseph f. Grove has purchased the
Nrbucklc farm oi 20 acres adjoining his
own place. near Zion,
H. ] Bcchtod. Jr., Of IIavrc de
Grace. has been granted patent for
arf attachment for a drawing board,
The steamer SuSquchanna was 10
make her last trip OF the season from
Port Deposit To- Baltimore, on Christ
mas eve.
Clinton Mcaru,, Chalklcy Fair
lamb and others, ~ the kcmblcville
section. enjoyed run after fox,
dropped near kcllcy's store, one day
last week
There = mo- case ON record al a
cough. cold or Ia grippe developing
into pneumonia after Folcy'S Honey
and Tar has been taken. a II cures
the wu,l obstinate dccp-Scatcd coughs
and colds WHY take anything else ~
II G. WELLS
William Kuhlcr, oi Tome lnsti-
tutc. Port Deposit, was married in
Baltimore, Las, Tuesday to Miss Flor
cucc Coulter. ~ that city. a sweetheart
at his bpyhuod days.
A pickpockct robbed Major VIII
liam IT. Black. 81 New Castle, a for
mcr American consul in Germany, OF
hi, wallet. containing $40. in VII
mington last Thursday
You would not delay taking Fo-
lcy's Kidney Remedy at the first sign
ni kidney or bladder trouble ii yuu
realized that neglect might result in
Rright's disease or diabetes Folcy'S
Kidney Remedy corrcctS irregularities
and cures all kidney and bladder dis
orders H c. WELLS.
Mrs LYDIA Hicks. vile al Morgan
Hicks. ui the Newark section. died At
Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, on
December ~, aged 81 years. Inter
men, was made IN s. Johns Cemetery
At .cwi,viilc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
'-'n7EYSKINNEYCURE

Nil, Phoebe Pyle. 81 the Rocks ~
Deer Greek section. Hartford county.
fell down stairs. one day last week,
checks Sumc weeks ago she broke
the same arm At the wrist by fall.
Mauy little live, have been saved
hy Foley, Honey and Tar. Tor coughs,
colds, Group and whoopiug cough 1t
!, the uuly safe remedy Tor infants aud
children. rs II contains rn opiatcS or
other narcotic drugs and children ike
Foley, Honey and Tar Careful
mothers keep bottle in the house.
Refuse Suhstitutes.-Il {. WELLS.
Fully ninety per cent oi the Mary.
land National Guard will take part in
the parade at prcSidcnt-clcct Tait's in
auguratiun in Washington on March
/ Governor CrothcrS and staff will
head the Maryland troops oi which the
First Regiment will take the lead
The case III the Wright Canning
Company ui Aberdeen. against l.. and
]. \ Steward. III Vermont. reported
last week a, on Trial At TowSon. ended
III = nnn sat. the defendants showing
that they did not make the contract to
deliver cans to the plaintiff
Pcarlcy Mofctt. a well known far
mcr oi Upper Kent County. died at his
home in Chcstcryillc. on December 10,
AGED q years His wife, formerly
Miss LuSby and three children. three
brothers aud a sister survive him In
tcrmcnt was made at Galcna
Charles Harris. Wilmington
negro. ran amuck on Orange street,
Christmas day. armed with a double
barrcllcl Yhot gun, claiming that he
was "gunning" for another negro ~
had cut him with a knife or NJ
lie was founded up by a policy
before do liR any damage
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02

Rising Sun and aberdeen marks
men shot match last week. 500 tar
gets each Rising Sun broke 800 and
aberdeen AS.
George Brchm. Of Rowlandvillc,
who recently lost the sight of an eye.
which was struck by a flint splinter,
will. it i feared lose the sight oi his
other eye.
A huge boiler fell while workmen
we're loading it on car at McCalrs
Ferry oncd ny last week, and w S.
Abc was badly hurt He is critically
III in the hospital in Columbia,
The large stone barn on the Evans
Rogers place, near Kemblcvillc, was
burned. one night last week. with its
contents. by FIRE 81 unknown origin.
There was partial insurance on the
building
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
Hoof And Mouth Disease

\ ph.'adciphian says lie knows OF a
cure ior hooi ard mouth disease in
cattle which i, Of special interest at
this time The cure" he says. was
used by nv father many years ago with
the greatest success. He was a dairy
man at that time at Roxborough His
herd ui cows. numbering between forty
and hity. were affected with this dis
ease He cured every animal by the
following treatment When this dis
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
FOLEYSHONEYAwTAR


The exhibit Of fruits, vegetables
aud nut, made by growers 81 Kent and
Queen \nnc'S counties IN Baltimore
early in December were taken To Iowa,
where they secured 10 first premiums
OIL applcS. one on sweet potatoes and
another on nuts
More than 100000 cures N twenty
six wears. j, the record oi the Kelley
Cure Dir Drink and Drug addictions.
Suppose YOU write the Kcelcy lnsti-
the, ,lr North Capitol ST, Washing
ton. - G.. II YOU know anybody who
needs IT,
a game ~ r. & O. r. r. hands
were forced to- jump into Ridley Creek
wear Chester. ono dav last week. 10
avoid hrir crushed to death by fall
ING derrick nast while heavy ironwork
was hai,,cd ior bridge over the
stream
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02

.ysics react, weaken the
cause chronic constipation.
Rcgulct, operate easily, tone
mach. cure constipation. sc.
ir druggist Tor them
. {. Pyle. while working at the
Bile at the Peach Bottom slate
one day last week. was nearly
two He saved his fife at the
be 1T bad ga>hc, in one "i his
Uttered day ard night the torment
hing piles Nothing helped me
/ used Deans Ointment IL
me permanently Hon John
jarrett, Mayor. Girard. Ma
.'hickcn thicyc, are busy IN the
llctpwu section. and got away
= fine fowls On the Edgar Clark
\ Jew night, later they cleaned
- + Gallagher, coop,. in his
on North Broad street
The large hay aud wheat dcpu,i-
Vi the a& o. K. X at Nit Clare,
more, wa, burned carly on Satur-
INVOLVING a los, OF $4,000. The
ladder OF NO - truck topplcd
giving a number OF hrcmcnt q
call.
You will cake Folcy's OrIuo Lax
Until the bowels become regular
m not have Ia take purgatiyc,
ltly q, Folcy's Oriuo Laxative
Us cures chronic constipation
ggi,h liver. Pleasant To take
WELLS.
,rts will be made by the PENN
urlicullural Society 10 secure
s'atiuu III Maryland and Della
quiriug every fruit shipper to
/, name on packages and to
standard measures. baskets,
trricrs. etc =
la Jackson. a respectable col
man. ri Ilayrc dc Grace, was
yer the LETT eye with a plumb
ch some unknown party threw
her door. one night last
alter the party returned and
heavy board through the
panel oi the door, which she
avoided, by stepping aside as
d her
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
CA - TT q II Z A.
s.,,,.h, ,lhe Kind YOU Have ilaays Bought
Signature si &s1AZzAa

The family OF Capt Henry Smith
barely escaped with their lives when
their home at Rock Hall, Kent county,
was burned At m'dnigh, on Tuesday OF
last week Capt Smith was away at
the time uu his vessel in Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
I5die- Goats

Coat good quality black Kersev, so
inches long double breasted st,le, s-mi.
fitted back, trimmed with block braid
all sizes SIS no.
Black cloth coat. four buttons. single
breasted style, so inches long. finished
with braided collar and cuffs. new patch
peck t lined with cool quality satteen.
all sizes 81 90.
Half fitted black broadclo,h coat 50
inches long with good satin lining. col
lar and cuffs trimmed with velvet and
buttons This Goa, is extra well tailored.
All sizes Si2.oo.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
Grocery Department

Unmatchsble Santos Coffee IS cents
ID lbs. for Sl.0o; try II once and be
convinced.
California canned Peaches good quail
ity 20 cents per can.
Sea Gull baking Power, 3 cans for rs
cents.
Blended Tea 81 cents per ID. lbs. for
sl.O0.
Lenox soap bars for rs cents.
Soup beats, quarts for IS cents.
Seeded raisins, 10 cents per Id.
Boxes 500 matches for 10 cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02

The remain, Of Mrs. Mary Jones,
widow OF Edmund Jones, former
wcll-knuwn pump maker and well dig
ger, ui Middlctown. were brought there
from Philadelphia on Christmas eve,
Tor intcrmcnt in Forrest Cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
PRICES BULLETIN
Fall and Winter Goods

goods moneyyour dollar
getting
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
FINANCIAL

Closing the year 1908 xith grateful
appreciation of your patronage we enter
the new year resolving to be more use
full and helpful to your best interests
than heretofore. IL possible, and wishing
all abundant prosperity in which we
hope to share.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
ieJf

ice TO Mari
ying OF inter
EChesapeake
Love Point
iedere Shoal
missing, was
Morton Point
Sed from a i'd
winter. No
a, by Poole's
Shark Shoal
81, and Poole's
3. a 2d-class
to a spar. for
eek-Entrance
irom n 2d-class
winter. Novcm-
Hill and Miss
cSt daughter
ennedyville.
eodist Pro-
-. bccmbcr 20.
&ccption fol
lny choice
ge, including
Ebric-a brac.
irSE. brt wedding
irs N Sent to live
the f"r YRS farm.
q bal hoi IIavrc de
Lass CHARGED a
. smokclcss
Il ycr. The
(which he
D. 8ly pashcd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
Womens Shoes

We are showing at least dozen tyles.
Prices range from $3.50 to - Oh per pair.
Nothing but leather, we do not sell shoee
that have shoddy soles.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
Clothing

Boys and Young Mems. We are show
ing some verv attractive styles In the
lates, shades e cloth, fit guaran,, ed and
the price the lowest, but only one price.
Shoes
We claim TO have the best line of
shoes in the Town, and are prepared to
prove the assertion. Shoes that can
be relied upon to give the wearer salts
faction.
Cur new line OF Mems Walk-Over are
not orlv pleasing TO the eye but comforts
able to the foot, and are built for dura-
bility price 50 50 and 81 90 per pair.
Bilt-Weil line for men. Rightly nari-
ed, built for service at moderate price,
81, 50 and $500 per pair.
Waukaway and Waldorf line for men
ut 81. so per pair, are unmatchable for
the price.
Boys shoes, also built at the Walk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-02
Skirts

Lo, of Ladies' ready to wear skirt,
black only tailored in the newest style.
Material, Panama, Cheyiott and Sicii-
ian, price $500.
Lot of other skirts in colors and black,
fl.5c 10 81 10.
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Over Factory, a gu ,rantee of durability
$500 to 50 on, per pair.
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FOLEYSHONEYAr6TAR

The Times Publishing Company OF
Oxford failed las, week with reported
liabilities ot $4,000 and assets $1,000.
l.. II IItchcr. OF the Oxford News,
was appointed acting manager oi the
concern by the stockholders
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Dress Goods

We have Sc, aside ten pieces of 50 cent
dress g9ods to sell for 25 cents.
Five p, ces rs cent Goods for 50 cents
per yard, colors and Black no samples Of
this lot
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