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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-06
WUETSTONE ITEMS.
by the Easter Flower.

| Hello Kind Ed. VIII you allow
! me a little space in YOUR dean
little paper for u few Items.
We are having nice weather Al
present writings.
| Mr.. Martin Miller sold his
farm few days ago and is going
to move right away he WIN be
missing by his friends.
! Mr.. Jim Cuttings was seen
i halIlng cord wood to the Bruton
spur Thursday.
Miss May Miller is staying in
,, Norwood at the Wells Hotel at
present writing.
Mrs. Mary McCraw and family
visited Mr.. and Mrs Cu.tinys
last Sunday reported q good
time.
Mr.. .iartin Miller was seen
going to Norwood with a load of
cord wood Thursday.
Mr.. Cal II 1T and wife called
at Mrs. Nary McCraw last Tues
day afternoon.
Pleasant Hill Sunday School
was well attended last Sunda
Mr. Charley woods still travels
the rough road that leads to!
Martin Permenters wonder what
that is for guess Nellie knows
na ha.
Mr.. Jim Cutting was seen on
the road to McCraw Wednesday
evening wonder what he was
going over there for guess some
one knows
We see that Mr.. Harrison Holt
$ back in this ncighborhood a.
gain glad to see YOU Harrison.
Mr.. Mary McCraw was seen
planting potatoes and corn and
BEANS last Monday hurrah for
Mr.. Rob Raney horse was
standing hitched to the wire
'ence at Smarts last Sunday and
Rod Was in the house.
The candy breaking at McCraw
March The IS was we'll attended
hose present Was Attic BrutOn
\mmandy Donelson CIarie Gas.
person Jim and Charley Cutting
lawrence and Clarence VAUGHN
Willie Hobbs Be- Purtlo Willie
nd Fred Donelson Harrison
Jolt Ed Lockwood and two
'tner TOung men that we did not
earn there names and they all
reported a good time.
Miss. Eada McCraw and sister
lila visited the Holt girls last
friday,
Well as news is but little this
week hoping that this will mis-,
he waste basket will ring off so
'ood by to all the CnEssET
caders.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-06

BRUSHIkNOB NO,
Loc.4L ION f

'A>' - AVE- I - IVAN - IL x ' MI /
girls IS Very SICK at present.
Harry Baker has N we'd @
the Zack Mcintosh farm.
MIR. Percy Hopewell son {
Geo. HopewelI who had his ar,
broke is out again.
Mrs. VIM. Page is worry sick =
present writing. Dr.. Marti,
the physician.
Mr.. Letter and wife and Mr.
"lll Morgan and wife took din
ner with the Ed. on last Sundav
Mr.. Liny Merritt has bee,
down with the Pneumonia but i,
recovering nicely. n
Mr.. John Sharnton 5 little hoy
Is nearly we'll after a severe a.
tack OF the Pneumonia
"A. B. Smith and wife Of Chonv
visited with Geo. Barnes tho
hrst Of the week.
J. l.. Chambers was transact
ing business in Rrushvl-noh
Monday.
This vicinity was visited with
a splendid rain Monday and
Tuesday.
-Geo' Sharpt"n is very sick A.
present writing. DR.. Martin ;s
attending on him.
- D. Mil representative Of tho
q u Mulligan Grocery Co. uss
IN town Wednesday of last wool,
willie HAYNES of 1'orlin n for
mer residence this vicinj,v vas
visiting friends and Relatives
here last week.
Arthur Cody come in last Fri
from Aurora, We understand
ne IS going tn farm near here
this summer.
Miss Viola Coats is at Ava at
tending the Spring term of
school at the Douglas County
Normal.
james Hope we'll son of Geo.
HopeWell is laying sick with
Pneumonia Dr.. Ryan is attend
ing on him.
School meeting at Brushyknob
on the 4th. went off very quietly
and every body very Well satisti-
ed,
I'D. Morgan had the misfor
tune to get kicked on both knees
by a horse last week causeing a
very painful but not serious
bruise.
Mrs. Marion Coats found On
last Sunday little cape and left
it here at this OFFICE and the
owner can get 1t by calling anG
proving property.
The JAH-Villa Union Sabbath
School organized in the CREssET
OFFICE two weeks ago on last
Sunday was we'll attended an
the interest from first to last was
good, we shall make a regular
report here after of the classes
and teachers.
per month straight
salary and expenses to men with
rig, to introduce our Poultry !
Remedies. Don t answer unless
you mean business. Eureka
Foo" Mig. G, (Incor
ated, } East St. Louis, I'll.
Elder Chambers who has lately
returned to his saw mill after be-
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-04-06

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The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
ODEN OFFERINGS.

G. W. Petty of Mena was here on business Tuesday.
 Prof. Clyde Goodner left Wednes- day for Muskogee, Ok.
 School IS in progress at this place with good attendance.
 Miss Gertie Stephens spent Sum- day with this pencil pusher.
 Henry Beam from near Crystal Hill was here Sunday afternoon. Mir. and Mrs. James Ward went to Mena the last part of this week. Mir. and Mrs. Hezzie Shirley vis- tied relatives near. Board Camp the latter part of this week.
 The Rev. John Simpson of Egger will preach at Oden the fifth Sun day in this month. Everybody in- vited.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ransom Barber of Sims visited with Mrs. Barber's parents, Mir. and Mrs. James Smith Saturday and Sunday.
 The rain that has been falling the past week has put a smile on the farmers faces that they can't get of. The crops are looking fine. G. w. Wimberly and family vis- tied relatives near Waters Sunday. Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Metcalf and Tom Tabor and family attended prayer meeting at Brushy Sunday afternoon.
 School Girl.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
 GRANNIS GRAINS.

Plenty of rain and crops looking fine.
 Miss Clara Wilbanks has gone to Kansas City for a months stay.
 Peaches and cantaloupes are being shipped in large quantities.
 J. B. McClennen left Sunday morning for Vivian, La, for a short visit with Mrs. 0. l.. Gregg, lately of this place.
 It is with regret that we learn of the death of Mrs. Hogan at High wood III. She has been making Grannis her summer home for sev- eral years past, and endeared her. self to all who came iu contact with her. A telegram of sympathy was sent to her husband from the town people. Her husband, W. F. Ho- gan, owns several thousand acres |of land in Polk county.
 For the past week not much has heen done but talk about the bank failure. Some of the stories are sad and some are rather amusing. Two days after the failure a man asked for a loan of five cents. He got ten. PeoDle are beginning to look on the bright side, and admit that it might be worse. A letter has been written signed by all the deposit- ors within reach, asking Senator Logan to come back, pledging him their support and assistance in helping him to clear up the wreck. We expect him back in Grannis in a few dyas.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20

from near Cove. where he has been holding revival meeting for the last week.
 Mrs. c. F. Mcknight and Miss Jodie Barnes of Oklahoma City are visiting at the home of their father, c. H. Barnes.
 We have had some fine rains here for the past two weeks, and as a result crops are better than they have been in several years. Bill Mckinney and wife have gone to keeping house. They have the best wishes of many friends for a long, happy and prosperous life together.
 Miss Annie Meser gave lawn party last week in honor of her friend, Miss Flora Bryant of Nash vile, and served refreshments of ice cream and cake.
 Marion 0. Cecil will move his stock of goods to his new brick store building the last of this week and the Scroggins Mercantile Com pany will move their merchandise to the building he is now occupying
 Miss Irene Nation began teaching school last week three miles. from Vandervoort, with about 80 pupils enrolled. Professor Hamby and Miss Grace of Wickes will teach again this year.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
LOWER BIG FORK.

The farmers are rejoicing great ly over the rian.
 Mrs. Emma Standridge is report ed sick this week.
 Olive Chambers and family of Ink were the guests of F. s. Stan ley Saturday night.
 MT. and Mrs. James Standridge of this place attended church at Springdale Monday.
 Misses Bessie and Florence Moore of Boggy spent Saturday night al the home of Mrs. Nixon.
 Cap Cannon and family of Mena spent Friday night at the home oi Mir. and Mrs. Walter Foster.
 Misses Winnie and Bertha Risen hoover of Little Hope visited at the Cotton and Tatum homes this week Charles Moore of Boggy spent Saturday night and Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Sam Suits, of this place.
 Miss Mabel Hughes, the schoo teacher of this place, spent Satur- day and Sunday with homefolks al Mena.
 Jack Barber, while blowing Mon day, had his hand badly cut by his horse jerking him against a wire fence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Egbert Holmes were the guests of MT. and Mrs. James Holmes of near Egger Saturday night.
 B. A. Nixon and family and JohI Atkins, all of Whitesboro, Ok, ar, visiting relatives at this place anC near Womble.
 panQv
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20

Saturday night with H. A. Stand ridge.
 A picnic was held just across the river from here this week. A nice time was reported.
 The prayer meeting at the home of Uncle Joseph Philpot was at tended by large crowd.
 Hiram S. Hoover, Justice of the Peace. has been busy since the pie nics have been in progress.
 Crops are looking fine since the rain. Cotton is better than ever before at this time of the year. Wilborn philpot and family spent few days at Womble with kinf0lks and friends last week. Mrs. Lillie Ford left Sgger Sat- urday for her home in Fort Smith, after a months visit with relatives and friends here.
 School is progressing nicely. Been in session two weeks and 100 pupils enrolled. Prof. J. B.. Earle and Mrs. Earle are the teachers.
 Sapphire.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
COVE CATCHES.

Mrs. F. M. Williams of Kirks- vile, Mo, is visiting her daughter Mrs. E. F. Won Gohren.
 The Kansas City Southern has given excursion rates between Mena and De Queen for the big picnic next Saturday.
 The Baptist bretheren are giving their new church a complete new coat of paint, which improves ap- pearance greatly.
 Robert Hunter has sold his in- terest in Inc livery stable and transfer business to K. J. Daniels and the new firm will be Daniels & Daniels.
 Several families have arrived |here from western Oklahoma and they all bring woeful stories of |scorching drouth, hot winds, sand storms and other calamities. This part of the country looks mighty good to them, and most of them will locate permanently.
 Robert Hunter requests your cor respondent to express his sincere thanks to the friends and neigh bors for their kindness and assist ance during the dark hours of sor- row through which he has so re- gently passed. Mir. Hunter has lost two good wives during the last few years e end he ss cert s 6 ;:s i;f to the sympathy of the entire com- munity.
 The apple and peach crops are turning out far better than earlier indications promised, and the dry weather in June served as a pre- ventative, in large measure, to damage by insects and fungus growth, and so both apples and peaches are practically free from worms and specks. The crop of winter apples is unusually heavy and the apples look fine.
 Speaking about fruit calls to mind the fact that neighbor A. Nj. Woodell has the finest peach or chard in Polk county. It is not as large as some orchards, but it Is multum m paryo, and the fruit is the finest ever seen in Cove. MT. WoodeIl has oniy about 100 trees, but it is a fright to see them bend ing and even breaking down with their luscious burdens. The peaches arc uf the Belle of 6eoroia variety. and not only as large as the Chinese Cling. hut marked almost exactly like that juicy peach. it is a free stone. however, and 5h of them fiji half gallon glass iar.
 Fisherman.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
ALDER NOTES.

The bolt harvest is about over in this section.
 A large gray wolf was seen a few deys ago near Alder.
 The boil weevil has already be- gun his destructive work in this vicinity.
 The farmers are all smiling on account of good rain which fell a flaw days ago.
 The Caney schooI is progressing nicely under Henry Maxwell, who is teacher.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Hendrix of Ft. Smith are visiting kinfolks at Alder this week.
 A light windstorm visited this section few days ago, blowing down the corn and uprooting trees.
 There will be picnic and bar bacue in Ca-o- Bottom, one and a half miles northeast of Alder post office on August 5. Everybody is invited to come and spend the day.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
C0RINTH NOTES.

Lillian Vandiyer opened the Cor inth school last Monday with about fl pupils.
 Mrs. NJ. H. Stone of Atkins, Ark. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. k Dollar, this week.
 ". z. Dishroom of Paris, Tex, is visiting ]. E. Dollar and other friends this week.
 Rev. D. F. Squyres preached al the Baptist church Friday, Satur- day and Sunday nigths.
 Miss Doshie Mcbride, after a weeks stay with her sister, Mrs Ed Goss. of Cherry Hill, returned home Sunday.
 Bob Mouta and Jennie Mouta and two daughters, Maudie and Agnes, of Mena. attended church at the Nasarene church Sunday.
 Deacon Weatherspoon.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
HATFIELD NEWS.

Alfred Snitker went to Hatfield Saturday.
 Jesse Finley, who was sick, is re- ported some better.
 Thomas Hudson went to Wander voort last Tuesday.
 A literary society is being or- ganized at Macauley's settlement.
 Ray Langthorp worked for Matt Clarkson the last part of last week The condition of our roads has greatly improved since they were worked.
 4 fish-fry was held at Jurd Mae cauley's home week ago last "Wednesday.
 According to the enumeration made recently. this settlement has i0 school children.
 Lottie Langthorp went to Potter the last part of last week to visit Mrs. Minnie Moon.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
INK NEWS.

Hey Harrison returned Sunday from Womble. Mir. Jordan of Womble is visiting friends here. 5. il. Wood and family spent Sunday night in Mena. A protracted meeting will begin at Concord Thursday night. Miss Lizzie King of Waters is vis- iting at the home of John Bogle.
 Miss Theodocia Walker of Ferris, Tex is visiting her friend, Byrd Harris.
 Mrs. R. Hendricks and daughter. Rena, have moved to Mena, where they will reside.
 Victor Chambers and John Cor ley went to Big Fork Sunday to work at the stave mill.
 Mrs. Annie Dodd of Ransom spent Saturday night and Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Emhry.
 Rex Harrison returned Sunday from Womble, where he has been working He sS;isllii ssSs;sli visit visit with with iris parents few days.
 Mrs. Susan Chambers left Sunday for Lexington, Ky, to visit her son. Garland Parrish and her daughter, Mrs. Fannie Lambert.
 G. L. Harris and two sons, Sam son and Luton, and Henry Raines and two sons, Chester and Oscar, attended the picnic at Boggy Fri day.
 The singing at Concord Sunday evening was well attended. MT. Hunter succeeded in getting a sing ing school, and will begin teaching in few days.
 Elder c. W. Wolf returned from Scott county Tuesday, where he went to hold a meeting. He left Friday for Wickes, where he will hold meeting.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
OPAL NEWS.

Mrs. Emmaline Standridge is re- ported ill this week.
 w. G. and J. B. Widener and Mir Henthorn went to Mena Monday.
 Mrs. Lizzie Barber is visiting with her father near Alder this week.
 D. R. Roberts, ]. A. and W. A Feds and ]. R. Neal of Opal went to Mena Monday.
 Luke Shirley and family of Nun ley visited at the home of Joseph Hooper Saturday night.
 w. R. Laekey and family of Opal visited at the home of Henry Stand ridge of Egger Saturday.
 Henry Standridge and family and Mrs. Audie philpot and little son of Egger visited at the home of Jacob Standridge Thursday.
 Dave Standridge has the measles.
 Fleming Standridge and family of Mill Creek visited at the home of J. w. Standridge Friday.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
NEWS FROM RAPP.

We are having a great deal of rain just now, and it is just what the farmers have been wanting.
 Mir. Dobbins is able to be up and around some now. He thinks he will be able to go to work soon.
 The Rev. Burke of Mena is car- rying on protracted meeting here and the Rev. Wallace is assisting him. The Sunday school organized here sometime ago by the Rev. MT, Burke is progressing nicely.
 Rapp is located four miles west of Hatton, two miles north Of Bogg Springs, and IS located at what IS known as the Cold Springs. This is new postoflice, Leon A. Caugh- ron from Mountain Grove, Mo-, having been appointed postmaster.
 Missouri Bill.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
 KcGVrA I'M

By an order of the Probate Court of Polk County, Arkansas, duly made and entered at the July term, 1911 in the case of Marion Lemp, a minor, I will offer for sale to the highest bidder. at the southeast door of the Court House In Mena, Arkansas. on August 12. 1911, during the. hours prescribed by law for. judicial sales. the following de- scribed real estate. to-wit:
 An undivided one-half interest in and to the Nis of the NEh. and the NEA of the NWA of Section 20 and the Sls of the SEA of Section 20, all In Township South. Range 31 West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, in Polk County Arkansas.
 A credit of three months will be given purchaser, with interest at 6 per cent per annum, with bond and a lien retained on the land for the pur- chase price thereof
 This July IS, 1911.
 Irene Verdin Langan, Guardian of Marion Lemp, a Minor.
 By T. R. Jones. Attorney in Fact 29-4t
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
TwO-MILE TwITTERINGs.

R. NJ. Anderson of Oakman, Ok, is here visiting his brother, T. w. Anderson.
 School is progressing nicely un- der the instruction of Miss Lillian Pipkin of Mena.
 The young people enjoyed an ice cream supper at the home of Albert Gist Saturday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Anderson spent one day last week with Charles An derson and family on Six Mile.
 Ed Henson and family of Hatton are here visiting Mrs. Henson's parents, MT. and Mrs. David Daniel,
 Mack and Florrin Taylor re- turned Sunday night from Kansas, where they have been working.
 Misses Mona Harwell of Hatfield and Ollie Anderson of Mena spent last Wednesday with their cousin Dora Anderson.
 Mrs. D. A. Squyres and Miss Grace Roger, of near the Oklahoma line were the guests at the home of U. T. Ward Monday.
 Fred Ping and Harve Brandon of Heavener, Ok, spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives and friends at this place.
 Mrs. Virgie Anderson and chill dren left last Wednesday for their home at Spiro, Ok, after three weeks visit with relatives.
 Mrs. Carrie Williamson and two little sons, left Saturday for Call win, Ok, to visit Mrs. Williamson parents, MT. and Mrs. Edwards.
 The people of this place are greatly rejoicing over the nice rain that fell last Friday and Saturday nights. Crops are looking fine. Prospects are good for a fine cotton crops and corn looks well.
 "Paragrapher."
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
RICH MOUNTAIN.

Miss Hazel Briggs was shopping in Mena this week.
 The continued rains are making crops and late gardens look fine.
 Bale shelton of Mena visited at the home of Hiram Shelton Sunday.
 There are about 75 people at the hotel at Mt. Mena, and more com ing.
 Miss Eppa Mackey went to Mena this week to have some dental work done.
 Wilson Mckinney of Eagleion moved his family to this place last week.
 Dave Sexton has gone to Page to take charge of the section at that place.
 Mrs. Lewis Reede~ visited her father, Sam Little, on Black Fork Sunday.
 The Rev. G. w. Ward went to Cauthorn Sunday in answer to a telegram.
 Mrs. George Turner and two neices of Waldron are here for their health.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
Receivers Notice to Creditors. State Rank of CranniS.

Notice is hereby given that by order of the Chancery Judge ol Polk County, Arkansas, I have beer appointed Receiver of the State Bank of Grannis, of Grannis Ar kansas, and all creditors of saiC bank are hereby warned to file theiI demands against said bank with tho Clerk of the Chancery Court ol Polk County within ninety day: from this date.
 Given under my hand as sucf Receiver this i5th day of July, 1911
 W. M. PIPKIN, Receiver. ii5-3 29-4
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
OLIVER CHAPEL CHIPS.

Remember. on July 2i and 9, the Rev. James Redding will preach at this place,
 Miss Nettie Tyler of Rocky spent Saturday night with Miss Hattie W0osley.
 Miss Matte Woosley spent Fri day night with Misses Nettie and Ida Tyler of Rocky.
 Miss Winnie Suggs of Mena spent last week with her friends, Misses Cora, Ona and Pete Lackey of this place.
 A candy breaking was given at the home of Mrs. Maggie Lane Sat- urday night. A large crowd was in attendance, and all report very enjoyable time.
 Brown Eyes.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
EGGER PLUMs.

Mrs: Wesley phiIpot is on the sick list.
 Mrs. Lackey of Yell county is visiting his osn. John Lackey.
 Rev. John Simpson filled his reg ular appointment here Sunday.
 Sister Parks of Boles preached al lhe Nazarene church Friday night.
 A meeting was begun Saturday night at SpringdaIe by Rev. Bur nett.
 Miss Doshia Mcbride of Corinth spent last week mith her sister. Mrs Flora G0ss.
 Rev. Burnett preached an inter- esi.as s.rfsseH oH the streets Sat- sifiay. afternoon.
 VIII Lnckey. and family and Charles Burnett and family spent
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
Correspondence
OPAL OFFERINGS.

J. B. widener made a flying trip to Mena Monday.
 w. F. Edwards worked for A. B. Dilbeck on Big Fork Saturday.
 A nice singing was enjoyed by the young people at the home Of MT Widener Saturday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Roberts went to the picnic at the ford of the river Saturday and spent the night at the home of Mir. Standridge al 0nal.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
PERSONAL NOTES


 Frank Gam of Potter was in the city Tuesday.
 R. Dusenbury of Eagleton was in Mena Saturday. T. M. Dover of Hatfield was here on business Friday.
 Alex Mckenzie of Waters was in Mena on business Tuesday. L.. c. Wilson of Wickes was in the city on business Friday. Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Stewart of Kings Spur were in Mena Monday. Mrs. s. Y. Chambers left Sun day for a visit with kinfolks at Lexington, Ky. MT. and Mrs. J. [. pipkin have returned from few months stay at Hot Springs. J. NJ. Carder and family of Dal- las, Tex, have moved to Mena to make their home.
 Mrs. Jack Hudgins of Hot Springs is here for a visit at the home of Mrs. J. G. Hudgins. A marriage license was issued Saturday to William Rails and Miss Ruby Durham of Mineola. Mrs. G. W. Liner and daughter,
 Mrs. Robert Higgins, of Hatfield, were shopping in Mena Tuesday. w. G. Widener and his son-in- law, s. c. Henthorn, both farmers from near the Montgomery county line, were in Mena Tuesday. Mrs. w. w. Whitley and son, who
 have been visiting her mother, Mrs.
 F. K. Bolton, left Saturday for their
 home at Boswell, Ok.
 John Fagin returned Saturday from the Kansas wheat fields, where
 he has been for the past few
 months.
 N. ?. Richardson has accepted a position with the Lochridge Dry
 Goods Company, and began work Tuesday.
 Henry 0rton of Ashdown spent Sunday with Mrs. Orton and chil- dren. who are here spending the summer.
 Mrs. N. ?. Richardson and four children, who have been visiting at Spiro. Ok. arrived Tuesday to join
 Mir. Richardson, who has accepted a position at Lochridge's.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
FRIDAY, JULY B, 1911, At 1 O'Clock Shap

This offering will Class Heife years old with calves then spendldy marked and One FYCa Red Durham old with calf by her side
 Two Class Durham od with calves by their
 All of the above giving of milk collecting in the lot
 Also one FiClass Redpoed years old, giving plenty now
 Also one Roan Cow to be fresh month
 Our good Male years old treefouhs Jersey fonthDu will sell with the others Tn tns sale
 Also old; and good Steer year old
 Butterwe furnishing them 15 pounds week) -
 Also Splendid tough Mares Maud and Mig. old with of Work Buggy.
 of including Fat Pigs will Prize will the bunch THOROUGHBRED HOGS shown in Polk
 the field including Hay Com Peas good Japan toc (secOnd cuting)
 Champion 1-2 brand Champion rake Babeag frame Grind Frow Flow ons One New Mons Saddle and Bride Organ Household ts and Furniture menio Also Flock of Chickens
 All of 5000 and under cash All sums above $00o
 of four months Bankabe above $10
 discount of for Cash