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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22

penInes Hsss U . ecpv oe tks ist>sr ssid 10 hAve oeeQ rs6efy1a bys ,1Ers Norton fz0n ,ss SIashnsiisrss z
 Mrs B c Nerten-rhis is c setifyI you tnat unjses $oe carry out following reeusst you yili rsorst sams within next twenty -four hours- We want you 10 catch cnts City oartcmorrow, wsd- nssday. April 3tst, At 10 o'clock, eet o6 at Hast Blfmingham, vhsrs car brnnches for Boyies and placs $500 on seat next to wail bekvsen car ssct and wall where 1t cannot be seen. Use paper money. Eemember now to place money 90 it cannot be seen. You are, also. warned not to mention this to no one. We do not care 10 give you fu-.. fure trouble and will not do 90 # you carry out instructions But f you do not. you will have trouble with us. We don't want to give you any trouble about your home or children, but if. you refuse to comply you will have troubit in future either with your chfl- dren or home. Remember. now, to. get on Gate City car at 10 o'clock to-. morrow. Wednesday. and if you mem tion this you will be sorry. You have. been watched very closely for past two weeks. You are now being watch- ed; every move you make, and now if you fail to comply you win be sorry In less than twenty-four hours. You will.be watched close today. So if you. refuse ar try to let this be known you will be severely. dealt with. We don't want to destroy your home. Now get money. Leave on car seat 70 It car-s not be seen. Get Soff at East Birning- ham and return to Birmingham. You are cautioned under penalty not to consult no one about this. You will not be bothered again, but If you refuse you can look out. Remember to get on Gate City car at 10 a. ms Leave money between seat and wall Use paper. money. So you are cautioned now to. carry out what we ask and to keep quiet about 1t too.s If you fall, your life or either home. Don't forget you are being watched every move you make.
 eSigned) "Unknown."
 The letter is written In q very nlegi- ble hand ana apparently by one of lin- fted education. On the envelope is the address, asd in corner are these words: we saw you shut to the blinds last night"
 7 The letter, was also marked per sonal. t's s ' The blackmailers cautioned Mrs :. Norton to say nothing of the receipt of the letter. and owinK to nervousness and fear personal frlend got hold of 1t and turned 1t over to the police. The detectives working on the case believe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
says Many Men Mood Prssoriptloss

1eaissiei eonditionss here in ths soutt naatefiAny feessu the stSsnGth and ehd wcinan loo. tt would sssra thsrs. fqra thetga. powerful nsrys and sys. prsys of stmost bsnsSt to aIi Ehoss in need cf such treatment
 It ia claimed to be . bieesint to tncse who are physscaliy impzired; eloomy. dsspondspt nefvous scd who heaft pedpitation, cold hands and feet, insomnte fear without eauss, timid- lity in ys,n,turinE '. snd general Inability
 By preparing the tssesment ss ho9s secretly, no one need know Of :. If the reader decides to try t, get saparills compound and one ounce compound fluid balmwort; mix and let stand Two hours: then get one ounce compound essence cardfoi and one ounce tinctufe cadonens compound (not cardarnofn), mix all together, shake well and take a teaspoonfui af- ter each meal and one at night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
MRS. NORTON
 THREATENED Birmingham Resident
 Gets Letter. $500 OR HARM IS ALTERNATIVE Plans of Supposed Blackmailefs
 Msearry. <sGs.ey Left on street Car. But oniool1- sr Picks 1t up as Mrs. Norten Leaves Banker. Wife Arr rested By Mistake.
$500 OR HARM IS ALTERNAIIVE

Birmingham, April 2i--tspeciaD-- Following the demand of unknown psrsons, Mrs. E. B. Norton. a prominent resident of this city. according to the police officiala< on "Wednesday morn- ing left on Gate City car the sum of SI0o, fearing lest she did this S6me of hef children or herself would eome to harm.
 The presence of Detective Cole and Bennett of the police department on the car caused the plans o& the black mailers to miscarry and the money is now locked in safe at police head ouartors.
 When Mrs Norton got off the car aud left the package a lady living in the city saw 1t and picked It. up. in- tending to turn 1t over to the police The detectiyes seeing her take charge of the money under the circumstsnces escorted her to the police station where she was immediately released showins conciusively that siie only accidentally found the money
 Mrs. Norton. according to the police left the city early wednesday morning onsa Gate City car, as per instructions placed the money in a certain seat on the caF She then returned to town ana did not know of subsequent hap
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
Birminkham OAieers seeure Loot From Barxiars After shrewd Work.

Birmfnkham OAieers seeure Loot From fsurwiaFs After shresvd Work.
 Birmingham. April 21s--(specIal.)--- officers Matiocis and Hawkins made a successful search and raid Wednes- day upon negro quarters at 1905 Ninth avenue, and 1908 Eighth avenue Of late many storeR in sections close to Birmingham have been robbed shrewd detective work led the ofieers up to -tha above houses.H A search warrant was sworn out by c. A. o'Niel. of Car dlff. who had been robbed ana much
 of the lost goods. was recovered. Four of the. robbed stores were at sTrimble Hiil. Part of the goods found in the search were identihsd as taken from them. F. .'s. {. Four negro women giving their names as Mary Howard, Georgia How ard. Lizzie Clayton and Liza Darling ton were arrested and charged with being implicated in the robbsries
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
Probote Nofice.

The state of Alabama. Montgomery County.
 Probate Court April 2iat. 1908. ysro Willie E.s vennble. Tampa. Florida. Ga. sarah V. Bishop Mary v. Foster. and Paul n. Venable. fStenswan. oA. sou of Frank Venable, name and residence un- Known, also heirs Of Missouri Ann V. Woods residence unknown You will take notice that on the 21st day of April. 1908. . cor tain paper In writing. purporting to be tho last win ana aeataTnent Of W. R. Yenable. was filed i'd the Probate Court Of this coun- ty by Sam L. venebie. and herewith his viii: and that the 18th day of May. 1909. W as' appointed day for hearing said appil- cation, at which time you may appear and contest the same. # you see propef.
 Given under my hand this 2ist day of . Ss'''' q. D. oAsroN.
 JVdss Of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
3Cholncery Sole.

John H. Stafr, ct ais. -vs D, 6 D. Starr.
 ct als. In the City Court of Montgom-
 Under and in pursuailce of the decree and order of sale in the sboys stated osuse rem dsfed by. the Honorable City Court of Mont somery, in Equity. Aiabama, at the octo- ber Term. 1908. to.wit.s on the 3oth day of March, f6Oe and filed and entered on the Minutes of said Court on the said 20th day of March. .isoe. shsii on Monday. the 'Ieth day of April 1908. proceed t6 sell at the Court souaro Fountain. in the City of Mont gonery. Alabama. at public oet.ery for cash, to the highest, best and last bidder. the following described real estate aituated In the City ,couiity of Montgomery. in the State of Alabama thak 10 to- say:-r
 Beginning on the South aide of Mildred Street sT.s feet East 5of the southeast ear ner of Mobile and Mildred Streets. thence South Sif1.s feet, thence southeAstsrty Ag.4 feet. thence North iiI feet. thence North easterly 1i.s feet, thence East feet. thence North 6e feet to. the South side of Mildred street thence west along the South ssde of Mildred Street 60. s; feet to the point of = '. : " -- - ". H.sPARNs.
 The abovo safe Is postponed until Men day. the aSth day oe April. isoa. at which atrae the eabove described pF0Defty will Dc offered for sale pursuant to aaia de4ree.
 v ' W. H. PARKS,
 ytr'gts Register in chAhceFy,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22

,thav shase ( sclue .au1 that iu sshers tho como aRrpsts VII bs made.
 Tho aotempssd b1n61kmAit cauSsd lx- eitsui6nt In police circles and ursl Nor t6u is very much exoited and afraid
 Why the bisckmatlers piclksd Mrs' Nefton cut as their tafest b not known and no ospeclAl rGascn iss given for this. 1ers. Ncrfon received the Istter. t is said. Tussday night She has three
 Tho story the police tell tg exciting In sail its detsIls. Whom the lstter wal brought to the attentien of Chief -cf Police he immeaiatslx pIacsd two of his dstectires on the case, turning the letter over to them. When they caught the Gate City ear ct 10 -osoiock the de- tsctives state that they saw Mrs. Nor ton on the car s~ .ss 4
 They also state fhst the two men boarded the car shortly after 1t left the city and the dstectiyes irnmediate- ly inspected thsse men to be the black maiiers. These mem however, got on the car shortly before reaching the place whore Mrs. Norton was 10 leave the money It is believed they knew the detectives and got off the car. z
 The woman. who picked up the pack age containing, the money on the elec- trfc car, and who was taken In charge by the detectives, was the wife of . banker from town ip the district. she was released promptly when she had made explanations. i
 Fat Hem.
 Yard Iafd eggs.
 Jersey Hutter--the golden kind.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
MANY DAMAGE SUITS.

C1ainlng Dar1agcs for Insury and
 Death, Bills Filled ia BirminGham.
 Birmingham. April Especial )-- The following suits were filed in the Circuit Court Wednesday:
 Thomas :MeCabe svs. C.. F. Robbins, suing for s6,0p0 for injuries received in an automobile accident
 Edna MeCa6e. q smihor. by her next friend Thomas McCabe. vs. c. F, Rob- bins, suing for sl0,0 coo for injuries re- ceived in an automobile accident
 Mrs. Emma Smith adrninistratrix of the estate of Neal Graham Smith. de- ceased. ys. receivers of, the Seaboard Air Line Railroad. suing for ss0,000 for death of husbafid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
CHARLES MARTIN DEAD.
Ex-Confederate and 4Proninent Caiheuu
 County Man

Ex-Confederate and fPr0minent Ca1houu
 County Man.
 Anidston. April 21.--{Special.l l--- Charles Martin. one of the best known citizens of Calhoun County. fell vic- tim to heart failure at his home In Alexandria Tuesday night. and his body will be laid to rest in the cemetery at that place this week, definite arrange ments depending upon advice from his children.
 The deceased was s7s years of age and was a captain in the Confederate army. For several years he has been in the general mercantile business at Alexandria. but he recently sold his business and retired. Hesis sprvived by five children, Miss Mary Martin. Gus Martin. James Martin of BirfninghaIn, c. H. Martin Of Atlanta: and Mrs- Mitchell of Washington City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
BIC PIPE CONTRACT.
Anaistcns Plant Gets order For 7,soo Tcns From San sieranciseo.

Ansistona Plant Gets order Fer y,5oo
 Tons From San sfernncisco.
 Anniston. ~ April 2t-(Special)--The Admission plant of the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry sCompany has received an order from San Fran cisco for 7,5OO tons of 35-iBch water pipe, and in addition to this order they are still rapidly turnipg out shipments on the large order received from Cuba, the next shipment to leave the city on next Friday via Mobile.
 The shipment will go over the Louis vnTe and Nashville direct to the Gulf City where it will be transferred to 8 steamer and forwarded to Glen fuegos. to which place a large ship ment was made over the Southern about two weeks ago. There are about 1000, tons in the shipment, to be. made Friday. the pipe being of sixteen and twenty inch sizes, to be used in the waterworks systems of Cuban cities. About fifty cars will be utilized in the shipment. which will be made. 1t is said. in three separate trains. arrange- ments having been made with local photographer to get a view of the shipment
 
 2,OO0 feet Of absolutely nevy pietezres each day ak The <0Fnhe1nma 6e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
TWO NEW CHURCHES.
FresbXteRian Extensions Tn Mobile um1 Baldwin.

Mobile, April 2r.--tspeciai. )-Part of the second day s proceedings. of the Mo- bile Presbytery was the presentation of requests for the organization of two new churches in Mobile and Baldwin counties. This was granted. Dr. s. M. Rogers, was granted an examlna- ton and passed satisfactorily the fol- lowing delegates to the general assembly to convene next month in Sa- Vannah. Ga. were elected: Rev, c. R. Meculiy, Dlder Neander Crane. Princi- pal Rev. ". II. Boyd and Elder George Stewart. .Aiternstes. Scotland. Monros county, was chosen as the place es nexl .,reetiffg fin the fali
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
JEFFERSON POLITICS
srfLns OUT TOR PROBATE yUDGE
 AGAINST GREENE
R.cs wDl Be Most I.teresti.g--Fivs rrpminent Candidates Out Fer SheriRss

i. Birmingham. April 3i-- Especial J.. The anpouncemept Of the candidacy today of Judge T. F. Stiles for Pro. bate Judge of Jefferson County, againsi Judge Samuel Greene. the present in- cunibcfit. has aroused, great interest ir politics in this county.
 This ycenvass promises to be the greatest ID the history of the State as the. two men are as widely known and as prominent citizens as live her.
 Five candidates have anhounced for Sheriff sof Jefferson County, and others are expeoted Ito get Into the contest. Those mentioned for this position. which is the most lucrative political positiou lin the State. are -Lucien C. Brown. at present chief deputy sher- tff: T. 6. Pounds. a well known engi- n<er sof the Louisville and Nashville RaiIroad: John B. Reid. transfer Agent In the mails at the Louisville and NashviIfs Railroad station; walter K. MtAdorys sam F.. Teague. we'll known merchant. w ,..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22

ssuars's BuChu and Juniper Is ths most reliable remedy known isF kid. nay ama blAddsr trsuble. ss:s sEss z
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
FITZPATRICk'S CAFE
Luncheon today, S5c.
 l1s3o te zs3e. Menu :

Vegetable Soup
 Crab Gunbo. Ia Creole ,s. , Baked Red Fish,. Ia Itafienne
 Pommes Saratoga Z Baked Spare Ribs pot Pie a Ia American
 Calf Liver. ( la Lyonaite !, Beignettes of Apples. Sauce Colorado 7 Salad Pomrnes de Terre
 6iriion of beef, Demt 0Isce
 Roast Pork with currant Jelly t- 'pnfafcee hi srratt,, F - : Candied Yams Sugar Corn.
 Chocolate Ice Cream Coffee Tea Mix ys s.,...... -,-s ---.Adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
MRs. LucnspA Mooan pnAp.

Aged Resident of Lafayetfe Passes
 Ayvny--Other News of Town.' ,ssss
 Lafayette. April 2i.--tspeciai )--Afrs. Lucinda Moore. former resident of this place. died ifl Dadevilie last week and was buried here Saturday.. She was about so years old, and was the widow of Mir. James Moore. who lost his life in an accident about ten years ago, his mules running away with him as he was returning home from La fayette. v 5ls. fsg i.
 Col R. e. Bricken Of the End Ala bama Regiment. will come to Lafay- cite next Friday for the purpose oi Inuetering In a military company. which is being formed here- :, y ,.sss < The fire alarm given. ahx1fhes ioiiS min whistle rdisturbsd be- sieepfngs citize sn of Lafayette yesterday morning about . o'clock. < A vacant cabin oFf Mrs. 8 A. Frederick' s lot was burned. The fire Is supposed to have originated in . negro crap, game but no arrests have been made as yet. 1s
 At. the residence of the brides fath- er,i Mir. II. M. Pearson, Miss Anna Pearson and fir. Cliff Fuller were mar
 ried yesterday afternoon. in the pres ence of a large gathering of relatives and friends, Mr.. Fuller fs suceess- fui young merchant, and the bridests one of the prettiest of Lafayette's young women. The bridal couple iefi Immediately after the ceremony for the home of the Asfoom's father. about three niiies north of town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
FURNITURE.

,r,,ss ,s,s.S,5 S-,TS and -hl- ,,,s,s~ =. nittira; we repair and rsfinish your fnFni. ture. 6sot B. Wragg Furniture Co. sPhona
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
TYPEwRITERs AND REPAIRS

VS eaA sen you . standard typewriter on easy terms as lUw as es pef month. ola eAa- ohfinSs taken tn trGids. TyBeWrteegs fFSGnl e1e up. southarn Typeurttar Bzchanea. Noat- gomaTy ~-tI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
Probate Nokfce.

State of Alabama. Montgomery County. Probate Court. April 2lst 1908.
 Notice Ia hereby given that P. H. Mar. pAsy Adrniniserator, of the estate of James chappsIl, deceased. this day filed hts ae. count, vouchers and statement of his for 2 naFtial sostieJnant of his administration of ,sAid sstAfe and that the I7th day of May. 1908. has been appointed for said settle J.B. aAsToN.
 Judge of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
WANTED--eITuATION.

 by q boy. fs years old perience. Address M. c. B.. 21f Houston st City. ---S-a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
| oInyEs scr.EANrD rREE

GLOVES CLEANED FREE all stlais, ree1 we are going to clean . pair of cloves free of eharge with every packnge seat te us. We want te set pcusrnlntcd with ysu. Phone 11S 2O8 Dexter.
 FreneA Dry Ciesnins e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22

GLOVES eCLEANED FREE all this week we are geing te clean 2 pair of gloves free ef eharge with every package seat to us. We wanf to get acquainted with you. Phone 1IS 203 Dexter.
 French nry Cleaning G.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
DETECTIVES ON JOB.

2,O00 feet Of absolutely new pictures each day at The 0rphesina 5e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
MULTIORAPH LETTERS.

QUOTATIoNe. etc. in facsimile Of psFeeei typsNritins donst names and addrsssss ID. where dsssreA n. L. Dayant Typewrttag Go, FirH3 Naesonai Bank HidG. -~e4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
BUSINESS oPP0RTUNTTEs.

YOUR Opportunity--ro own a fine S20o minute repeater gold watch for sss don't miss this opportunity If you wish to own a fine wsteh. see Klein. North Court st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
iwANTED-TO BUY.


 wANTED-Ftfty feather beds. will pay the highest cash market price in the city Address Boydon Feather O., SIS Whitman St., or phone 33bb. --e-st WANTED--second hand Soda Fountain, must be in good condition and cheap, also show cases and small cash register. Cali Monros.- --e-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22

Fat Hcns. Yard Iaid eggs. Jersey Elutter.-fhe xolden kind.
 Court SquuFs Market.
 Phone 9S7l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
WANTED-BoARD OF ROOM,

GENT wants room and board in private family Answer today State price and
 location. or your answer will not be no- ticed A. B.. care Advertiser. --S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
WANTED.

wANTED--To rent an eight or ten room house within three or four blocks of Square suitable for boarders or ro0mers. Call Mrs
 smith, at phone Soe6. --1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
TN0RAvTNO

 WANTHD--ycu te illustrate your ads. wtfh our ettS; they add 90 per cent te ehs sttractIv snesa of any ad; talk it over with The AdvagtiseF Engraving Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22

WANTED-.To know You make no mis. take by sending your orders for liunors. to N Goldring. Drawer M.. Pensacols, Flori-
 da., Write for prices. --f-tu-th- sat-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
PERSoNAI..

DIAMOND RINa--ws have . little xifzney piamond Rtng. just as brilliant and flna a4 al sIfS; just the ring for the best EfFt lu the world. Klein. Nsrth Court s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22

awoRAGE-NoW eo1e1sse haiiaing. apeelal~ Iy bilR for oil kinds o4 Hterags; nuik etefs
 hansSssiN -AAA@ Gyaak fsnains feFai6ss4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22

WANTED-Bids on .erscting a two story brick high school building Plans and spscf- undersigned or at. the offce of Cooper and 0kei architecfs Montgomery. Ala Bids GIoae May list, and the right is reserved 10 reject any or all bids F. D. Reynolds. Chairman Building committes. cenfrsviiis,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
WANTED-sALESMEN.

WANTED--fs experienced saissmsn ia va
 sscss rood g 70 ssssn ss our es iso on or write us. southern Loan and Trust O.. eel First National Bank Bldg. MontGona4ry,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
LOST.
FOUND.

newest ana moss up.to-aars iiae Of wall paper in the eisy. and 3he prices are reasonable; ws do hossss pairsfin~ and inteEior flnishing. D. O. Niehois Deae~ ratlng CO. als Dexter Ave. Phone sssa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
WANTED--AGENTs.

Another made sios first two weeks. Diozo Eaiep Co, Opeiika, Ala. --e-7t wANTED--Educated energetic saissmsn
 Ministers and teachers preferred Guaran- teed salary or commission Excellent vaca- tion propositionsg- Dodd Mead G Co. Atlanta, Ga. --2-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
RUBBER HOSE.

xou viii fInd . most excellent gFads aa8 atricfly RuaTentsed hose here. The refr goods have arrived ane rsmsmesr yea take
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
MIsCELLANEOUs

-~ssssss--S,S sSS es -htar. ssss ncs-ss- -,s.S oia furnifuro as good as new and afne Mp@ hoistery with good satisfaetion. reeomEnend4 ed by MT FTenk Tennillei and also pack c' E. o'roole, No. SIS Clay St. MontgoFnerys
 Ala ---xs-7R
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22

us take care of your surplus asock Anything that you have no ap4ce for. Promnt attention. reasonable eAarRe& .Phone sss Aiabams Storage and Ice Co.
 -zs-aqe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-22
WxNTED-rEMALE HELP.

s,ris to de gsnsrai house.
 wofkin private homes; fair wages. moder- ass work, good treatment and sood oppor. tantties. Those who Wfxh O sttuaston = and i've out of town may write The Salvation Afxny. Montgomery, Ala. Otherwise may call ct at5 whitman s.. or phone ss1i --tf
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-12
MAYOR VIM. BIDDLE
NAMES COMMITTEE
ARE TO COOPERATE IN STATE
CELEBRATION OF LINcoLNs
BIRTHDAY MOVEMENT.

Acting on the suggestion of Hon. A
W. Wills, of Nashville, chairman OF
the State Lincoln Centenary Commit.
tee, Mayor Biddle has appointed the
following committee to cooperate in
the state celebration Of Lincoln's cen
tennary and in the completion of the
national memorial of the Lincoln
Birthplace farm:
John w Jackson, chairman; John
W Fry, 10. L. Hutton. G. A. Parker.
f. +. Erwin, r. L. Mckinney, Capt. r.
d. Smith, J. p. Street, II. F. Fariss,
sr W A Quarterman Jas. C. Hick.
man Rev w B. Capers, Dr. George
Mack Rev w T. Boaz, DR.. r. A.
Wharton. Rev A. e. Clement and Rev
r II Athey
The suggestion for the appointment
of the state and municipal committees
was first made by Governor Folk. or
Missouri. The purpose Of the move.
ment Is to lttingly celebrate Lincoln's
one hundredth birthday and to rescue
from the hands OF spectators the farm
on which he was born.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-02-12
YEARGEN BUYS
THE LATTA FARM
ANOTHER STOCK MAN REcoGNIz-
ES THE MERITS OF THE GOOD
COUNTY OF MAURY.

Another stock man and stock farm
for Maury county is assured in that
G. E. Yeargen, of Birmingham, has
purchased part of the Sims Latta
farm on the Santa pike from Clarence
Fly. Mr.. Yeargen is a stock man Of
many years experience and he will
move his stables, including all of his
string of race and brood horses to
this place. He will also move his
entire family here as soon as he can
erect a home on the farm, or may
move to Columbia even before this
is done The price paid FOR the land
was $S,9OO.25.
Clarence Fly also sold to Ed Potts
a house and lot on Twelfth street for
$1,000, These sales we're made
through A. L. Blocker.