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The log cabin Democrat., 1913-11-06
1. L. CLEMENTS.

week.
 Jabus Hoggard has bought the house and lot of T. A. Shaw. MT. Shaw is going where MT. Barker lives and MT. Barker is going to Vilonia.
 Our school starts here today. We hope that it will be great success.
 Mrs. Wilmoth Marcussen of Ozark is visiting friends and relatives here. This was her former home.
 John Jones returned home from Texas Saturday.
 The young people had a singing at Gam Goode's Saturday night.
 George Goodrich and Bert Brinkley of Quitman visited here Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. James McGaha are the happy parents of a fine new boy.
 Prof. T. J. Bullion made his way through the country last week, shak- ing hands with the boys and getting ready for his race for county clerk.
 Next Sunday is Rev. Gossett's last appointment for this conference year. We all hope he will be sent back for next year.
 Our farmers are all picking out their cotton as fast as possible.
 s. s. Surratt, Louis Surratt, Alvie Gibbs, Turner Powell and C.. C.. Barker carried cotton to town Satur- day.
 Miss Velma Lewelling of Conway has been visiting here the past week.
 Cotton picking and horse trading are the order of the day here.
 Brawn Goodrich has bought one of Ellis Gibbs horses.
 November 5.
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ENDERS.
(adv.) ]

We are having some beautiful weather now and the people are mak- ing good use of it.
 The box supper given at the Bap- tist church last Saturday night was a grand success. The proceeds are to help recover the church.
 Miss Ora King is wrestling with chills.
 Misses Anna and Minnie Ryan of Conway visited here Saturday and Sunday.
 Herbert Martin of Austin will move here in a few days. He is the assistant in our public school.
 Charley Martin and Ebert Tubbs of Clarksville, Tex, are here visiting relatives and friends here.
 Miss Wincie Hamilton will teach the winter term of school at White Oak.
 Garnet Perry is at DeAnn, Hemp stead county, attending a session of Patton's normal musical institute, Prof. Patton will close his school at tothat place on November 25 and
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SPRINGFIELD.

Health is reasonably good at pres ent.
 Miss Bertha Moore of Pine Bluff is spending the week with her parents here.
 s. D. Dancer made a business trip to Little Rock the past week.
 Misses Zella Bell and Blanche Moore attended the state fair at Hot Springs the past week. Dr. J. Moore visited at Formosa the past week.
 Mrs. Jane Love is having consider able repair work done on her house.
 Quite a number of our people sold cotton at Plumerville the past week.
 Mrs. Mamie Moses of Solgohachia visited relatives here the past week.
 J. M. Berry transacted business at Plumerville one day last week.
 November. 5.
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VILONIA.

J. A. Sherrod and daughter, Esta left this morning for Coal Hill. His daughter will enter school there. The rest of the family will leave in about two weeks.
 Miss Florence Jeeter and Wylie Roberts visited homefolks Saturday and Sunday. They are students of the State Normal
 John Rogers and wife of Little Rock are visiting MT. Rogers mother.
 The Sunday schools of this place were well attended Sunday.
 Prof. c. L. Hawkins preached an interesting sermon at the Holiness College Sunday night.
 Schools are rapidly increasing at Vilonia. The enrolment of the pub lie school is 104 today. There are 30 boarders at the Arkansas Holiness College dormitory.
 Prof. Cornish and wife and Miss Thompson of the Holiness College visited the public school Monday aft ernoon and Prof. and Mrs. Cornish told of their trip through the Mann moth Cave, which was very interest ing.
 November 5.
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HAMLET.

We have had three very old men in our community who have been in fee ble health for several weeks, A. B. Gibbon, V. w. Johnston and Hesekiah Russell. Tuesday morning MT. Rus sell passed away. The family have our deepest sympathy.
 J. c. Dawson preached to a very 'appreciative audience last Sunday at Sunny Gap schoolhouse. He came out to fill his regular appointment at Lib- erty, but owing to the weather being so cold and stove at the church being unfit for use, he could not preach there. We think that the people will have to chip in and buy stove for New Liberty church.
 We have had an epidemic of colds in our community for some time.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Johnston have a new boarder at their house. It's a girl.
 Jim Sohn has bought the old Tea gle place. The consideration was not given out.
 E. V. Johnston, our candidate for county treasurer, is out looking for votes. Have you seen his unique cards? If you haven't, wait for one.
 The Circle ladies held a very en- joyable meeting at Sunnyside grove last Saturday. All members are urg- ed to come out next meeting day.
 November 5.
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LUMBER COMPANY
 IS GIVEN JUDGMENT

Before adjournment of chancery court yesterday afternoon, Judge Jor dan Sellers rendered a decree giving judgment for the plaintiffs in the case of the Conway Lumber Co. vs. Mrs. Annie D. Durham, for $503.38 and foreclosing a lien upon the property of the defendant for the amount. For the purpose of signing a deed the dis abilities of Thos. J. Shaw, a minor, were removed by the court.
 Another adjourned term of chan cery court will be held here Novem- Der 28.
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UNDER.

We are having some nice warm weather and the people are making good use of it.
 Newt Lea went to Conway Wednes- day.
 Joe Abrams and wife went to Con- way Monday.
 Monroe Loveless, o. R. Tucker and J. B. Abrams went to Conway Satur- day.
 Miss Roxie Abrams was the guest of Misses Tommie and Vanola New berry Sunday.
 Everybody turn out next Sunday at Needs Creek to organize Sunday school at that place.
 E. c. Flournoy was in Conway a few days ago.
 Willard Abrams and Luther Day
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| Otto Harris has rented from Rev. A. c. Graham, near the Methodist parsonage. Garfield Browning has purchased a pa of mules and rented land from Representative G. M. Cornell.
 William Spillers has rented land from Arch Harrod of Holland.
 Ernest Dowdy lost a fine mare Sat urday. The mare got her leg broken by a kick from another animal. MT. Dowdy had owned the animal only a few days.
 R. w. Brady and M. E. Cornell made business trip to Conway last Tuesday.
 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bryant since our last writing, fine girl.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Everett are the proud parents of a fine boy.
 I. N. Reynolds, wife and babe wis tied at the home of L. M. Stone near Hammonsville Sunday.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Reynolds went to Conway Monday.
 Several new students entered our school Monday. Prof. Vaughter. IS expecting several more to enroll in the near future.
 Rev. Etchison will preach his last sermon for the present conference year Sunday night.
 The Woodmen are preparing for a rally here in the near future. They have taken in several new members recently.
 November 5.
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DAMASCUS.

We have had a week of fair wealth CT, though the ground is very wet yet.
 Our schoolhouse is not quite com pleted yet, although the heating plants have been installed.
 Health is very good in this com- munity at this writing.
 Uncle Mart Edwards is doing some inside carpenter work on Dr. A. l Hutto's residence today.
 Some good work is being done in the high school by Prof. o. T. Rich ardson, and the other depaments are equally as well, under the supervision of R. l.. Newton and Miss Ethel Jul ian.
 Several from here attended the state fair at Hot Springs last week
 Uncle Mart Edwards has finished the carpenter work on the hotel building of William Brown on the school campus, and T. B. Boswell is spreading the paint on the outside surface.
 Miss Emma Lynn of Conway is spending a few days here with friends and relatives.
 Dan Patterson and Paul Thompson of Hill Creek, Conway county, were guests at Dr. A. I. Hutto's Saturday night and Sunday.
 There was quarterly conference at the Methodist church here Saturday and Sunday.
 November 5.
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BELMONT.

Farmers are doing some work gathering crops.
 Preaching at Mt. Carmel Saturday night and Sunday by Rev. James Moore.
 The infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Allen of Haney was buried at Cypress Valley Sunday. We extend to them our sympathy in their sad bereavement.
 pr. Downs was called from iVlonia to see MT. and Mrs. Adams little sor Saturday night.
 Josh Goss is out travelling with the buggy man.
 There will be a meeting at Mt. Car. mel Saturday night, November 15 for the purpose of organizing a sing. ing convention. Everybody come and let's have a good time singing. Jerry Matthews is expected to be here at the organizing of our convention.
 Several of our folks attended meet ing at Marchel Sunday.
 Claud Walpoole and wife visited Walter Tucker and wife Saturday night, and visited their uncle, Mr. Lackey, who is in very bad health.
 Flyn Stivers is working for Tim Williams
 Mrs. Aldridge was out at church Sunday, the first time since July when she was bitten by some insect, from which she has been crippled ever since.
 Jack Aldridge and Amos Patrick took cotton to Cabot Saturday. They report cotton prices off some.
 November 5.
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come to Guy, Faulkner county, to be- gin there the 18th.
 November 25.

Put a porous plaster on the chest and take a good cough syrup inter- nally if you would treat severe case of sore lungs properly. Get dollar size BILLIARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP. With each bottle there is a free HERRICK'S RED PEPPER POROUS PLASTER for the chest. Sold by Nelson Drug Co.-adv.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-11-06

Regulate the bowels when they fail to move properly. HERBINE is an admirable bowel regulator. It helps the liver and stomach and restores a fine feeling of strength and buoyan- cy. Price soc. Sold by Nelson Drug Comp
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ing and renting land.
 J. W. Gunter bought 40 acres of railroad land last week.
 The doctor was called to see w. H. White yesterday, but he is reported great deal better at this writing.
 November ,.
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LIGHT WORKOUT HELD
 AT BULLDOGS" CAMP
TEAM GETTING READY FOR GRIDIRON FRAY WITH MIS-
 SISSIPPI TEAM FRIDAY.

Light workouts for today and to- morrow is the program arranged by the Hendrix College coaches for the Bulldogs, who will on next Friday afternoon at 3:30 meet the Univer- sity of Mississippi on Hendrix field. Only light signal drills, a few tack ling antics, bunting and other neces- sary practice stunts will be indulged in, as the coaches are desirous of hay ing the entire squad in condition to play should it be necessary to call upon them.
 The game with Hendrix will be the first game with the University of Mississippi has played in Arkansas this year. Some are of the opinion that "Ole Miss" played Henderson Brown and Ouachita this season, but instead of "Oe Miss" playing them, it was Mississippi College, a team far inferior to the University eleven.
 Much will depend on the result of this game, as it is the general belief that unless Hendrix wins Fridays contest the Bulldogs will stand poor chance of defeating Henderson Brown for the state championsh
 With the team in ideal condition, those who have watched the team from the side-lines during practice hours can not entertain the slightest doubt but that the Hendrixians will come out of Fridays game victorious.
 Bargain crazy the Newly Weeds are and Foxy Grandpa shows 'em the bar gain centers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-11-06

Stop coughing! you rack the lungs and worry the body. BILLIARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP checks irri- tation, heals the lungs and restores comfortable breathing. Price 25c, soc and s1OO per bottle. Sold by Nelson Drug Co.-adv.
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bought farm few days ago.
 Eli Glover and Mathis Clancy of Holland visited at Jim Chaney's Sat urday night and Sunday.
 November 5.
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LADIES' MARKET SATURDAY.

The ladies of the missionary socie- ties of the Methodist church will hold their regular once-a-week market at Craig's store tomorrow afternoon Various kinds of edibles will be on sale.
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HOLLAND.

We have been having some very good picking weather the past
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NAYLOR.
November

S. w. Roberts has moved to H. Burton's farm, west of town.
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Public Sale N0tiCe'

On Tuesday, November 20, l will offer for sale at public auction at my res dence, one mile west of Wooster, my entire farming implements, wag- on, harness, etc. Also household and kitchen furniture. 12-d2t
 1 nlEMENIH
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-11-06

Bargain crazy the Newly Weeds are and Foxy Grandpa shows 'em the bar gain centers.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Ed Armstrong, 21, Mt. Vernon, and Nettie Pariet, IS, Vilonia.
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LITTLETON.
Sept. %, 1913

sept. ~, 1913.
John Newton and wife and son,
Dwight, of Hillsboro, spent Sunday
with Jacob Stults and wife.
Chas. Workman and wife an d little
daughter, Anna Louise, spent Sunday
with Albert Luck and family, near
Webertown.
VIM. Thomas and wife visited rela.
tives at Harwood Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Baumga rtner, of
Lynchburg, was guest at the home
of William Hastings, from Friday
until Sunday.
Mrs. John Wilkin and daughter
Mrs. Workman, and family, of Dan
vile, spent Sunday with Mrs. Lucinda
Workman.
John Tedrick and wife and Walter
Tedrick and wife and children, Gerald
and Margine, were entertained at the
home OF Jesse Fenner, Sunday.
Miss Nellie Stults is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Newton, near Hills
boro.
Miss Margaret Sherry spent Sunday
and Monday in Fayetteville.
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NORTH UNION.
Sept. 30, 1913.

OcpIs 20, 1910.
Mrs. John Tolle and son, Howard,
of Hillsboro, spent from Wednesday
until Saturday with the formers sis.
ter, Mrs. VIM. Noble.
James Satterfield and family were
the guests of Noble Satterfield and
family, Sunday.
Harvey Carlisle and wife spent Sun.
day with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cox.
Wilfred Payne and wife, of Illinois,
were visiting James Carlisle and wife
last week, and Mr.. Carlisle and wife
Mr.. Payne and wife were entertained
Thursday by Bub Countryman and
family, on Friday by Harvey Carlisle
and wife, and on Saturday by Cary
Carlisle and wife.
Miss nellie Butler is visiting Dan
Satterfield and family.
Mrs. Sallie Kelly called on Mrs.
Sallie Butler Sunday afternoon.
James Carlisle and wife, Wilfred
Payne and wife, Cary Carlisle and
wife and Mrs. Harvey Carlisle called
on j. w. Lewis and family Saturday
afternoon.
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HOLLOWTOWN.
September 30, 1913.

oSPSSAhOSh NOy AOlos
Meeting continues at the new
church with four additions to date.
Dexter Carpenter and family enter.
tanned the minister Ferdinand Schultz
ii. w. Tedrick and wife, III. @. Vance
and wife, Ezra Carpenter and family
A. ID. Hess and wife, g. g. Wilkin
and daughter to dinner Sunday.
Mr.. Davis and family, of DAYTON,
spent Saturday with Earl Marconet
Amos Robbins, Miss Georgia Mar
comet, Ebert Donohoo and wife, and
Mrs. Sarah Wardlow took dinner with
t. P. Hall and family Sunday.
Mollie Mock and sister, Ellen, spent
Sunday with Ed. Surber and wife,
f. G. Custer and wife, of Point
Victory, spent Sunday here.
Guy Custer and wife made bust
ness trip to Hillsboro Saturday.
Henry Kier and wife, of Sardinia,
and Jasper Kier and wife spent Sun
day with John Kier and family.
Mrs. Catherine Oliver is sick
VIM. Marconet visited friends and
relatives here two days last week
Dexter Carpenter and wife called on
their son, Leonard, and wife, at
Lynchburg Thursday.
Misses Flotila Carr, of Sonner's
Chapel, and Ruth Newton, of Price.
town, are visiting their grandparents =,
Mack Haynes and wife.
Miss Ivy Fender is visiting her
cousin, Addie Euverard.
Henry Fite, OF Buford, spent part of
last week with her daughter, Mrs
Mamie Davidson.
Miss Orie Vance, of Lumberton, is
visiting at A. c. Landess' this week.
Erwin Bennington, of Sorg, spent
Saturday night with his cousin, Krell
Bennington.
Miss Orie Davidson entertai ned her
friend. Flotilla Carr, Saturday after.
noon.
Roy Euverard and wife entertained
Sunday the following guests A. r.
Hawk and wife and daughter, Marga-
ret, A, @. Landess and family, Homer
Hawk and family, Warren Workman
and wife and family, Orie Vance.
Ona David son, Krell and Erwin Ben.
nington.
Addie Euverard entertained Sunday
M isses Mary and Lena Hess, Mary
and Lizzie Mclaughlin, Grace, Gertie
and Iva Fender.
Miss Margaret Hawk spent the last
OF the week With her sister, Mrs. Bes.
sic Euverard.
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RAINSBORO.

Sept 29, 1913.
Mrs. Hattie Bruce, of Cynthiana, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. f. A. Cameron.
Miss Juanita West, who has been ill
with typhoid fever, is improving.
/ Miss Ruth Warnock, of Dallas, was
the guest of her cousin, Miss Kathryn
Harrington, the past week.
Miss Alice Burlew, of Cincinnati,
has been the guest of Mrs. W. e.
Shriver, leaves for home today.
E. P. Carter was in Columbus on
business last week.
The Ladies Aid Society will be en-
tertrined by Mrs. Eliza Warntz on
Thursday afternoon.
]. B. Davis and family and Miss
Grace Redkey spent Sunday at Good
Hope, the guests of Warren Harper
and wife.
Miss Nancy Redkey will attend the
state convention Of the w. @. T. U. at
Xenia this week.
Mrs. Thos. Barrett visited friends
at Greenfield over Sunday.
The Happy Hustlers were enter
tanned at the home of Miss Mabel
Ferneau last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Renoe has been quite
sick the past week, threatened with
typhoid fever.
George Free and wife, Rev. Shriver
and wife, Misses Alice Burlew and
Leona Shriver motored TO Greenfield
last Sunday night and attended church
services there.
The first killing frost of the season
occurred on last Tuesday morning,
Sept. %.
Misses Kathryn and Margaret Red
key entertained the Sunbeams at their
country home last Saturday afternoon.
f. S. Spargur attended the James
town fair part Of last week.
Leslie Copeland, Hughey George and
Miss Gladys Barrett were guests at the
home of George Free Sunday.
Mrs. Lille Badgley's Sunday School
class known as Buds of Promise have
! organized with the following officers
Pres, Gertrude Foraker; Vice Pres (,
Edith Roads Sec'y., Ada Garrett !;
Treas, Mary Carter.
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ELMVILLE.
September %. 1913.

| oOPpOhIDCi 20, 1910.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcneil and daughter
Anna Grace, called on S. R. Wylie
and wife Sunday evening.
Mrs Frances Hammond, who has
been visiting friends at Greenfield,
has returned home
Oregon Charles and family visited
T. W. Gall and family Sunday.
Miss Lillian Hammond is visiting
relatives at Springfield and South
Charleston.
Mr., and Mrs. John Setty spent Sun
DAY with friends at May Hill.
Lewis Setty and wife visited VIM.
Snyder and family at Louden Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams and
son, Mark, spent Sunday with Char
ley Shoemaker and family.
Mrs. Margaret Hammond is spend.
ing few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Sarah Ward.
Ray Stultz and sister, Clara, spent
Sunday with their uncle, Homer
Stultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Kesler and Mrs
Frances Hammond called on friends
at Sinking Spring Sunday.
Misses Minnie and Blanch Trump,
of Harriet, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with John Trump and wife.
G. G. Kesler and wife and Mrs. Sa.
lone Reed spent Sunday afternoon
with John Conway and wife at Con-
way Chapel.
j. L. McElwee and family visited
Geo. Simmons and family Sunday.
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A fire ON Tuesday morning at the
home of Joseph Swisshelm on East
South street was extinguished with
but slight damage. The fire started
in closet in one of the rooms on the
second floor. Clothes hanging in the
closet were damaged and small hole
burned In the ceiling. Mrs. Swiss
helm thought that the fire had been
started by one Of the little children,
who had been playing in the room a
short time before the fire was noticed.
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New Importation of Draft Colts,

We have just arrived from Belgium
and France with large shipment of
Percheron and Belgian mares, mostly
yearlings and weanlings, also a few
young stations, which we are prepar
ed to sell at surprisingly low prices if
taken before the winter feeding period
begins.
These animals were selected by our
selves personally from the very best
of the two countries and we guarantee
the quality and value in every in
stance. BROWN & AYREs,
advice Hillsboro, Ohio.
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Lieut.. Harry L. Pence, q. S. N. ire
turned Saturday to his duties at the
United States Naval Academy, at
Annapolis, Md, after spending his
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis Pence.
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Mrs. Frank Skeen and grand-daugh-
ter, of Middletcwn, were the guests
of the formers mother.in-law, Mary
E. Skeen, and uncle, j. M. Wisecup,
and other relatives the past two
weeks. They returned home Satur-
day.
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Jersey Cattle Sale.

We are printing this week the ad-
vertisement Of big sale In Fayette
county, sale consisting mainly of Jer.
sey cows. heifers, pure bred Hampshire
hogs. Mr.. Booco is one of Fayette's
progressive farmers and this speaks
for itself. Read the advertisement In
this issue. adv
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Ernest Bowman,of Wilmington, and
Miss Goldie Archer, Of Cincinnati,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. G.
Blackmore, Sunday.
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For SALE-A number of second
hand vehicles, buggies, phaetons, sur
ries and wagons. All at bargain prices.
An exceptional opportunity to pick
up, bargain in any kind of vehicle.
THE M. f. CARROLL & SONS co.
adv.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hiestand, Mrs.
Harry Allspach and Rev. B. F. Smith
are at Toronto, Canada, attending the
international Missionary Convention
of the Christian church.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Leadbetter had
as their guests Sunday, Mr.. andIMrs.
@. B. Leadbetter, of Sabina.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Rogers, Of Min
eral Springs, and Mrs. Joseph Rizer, of
Portsmouth, spent a few days here
the first of the week.
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For SALE-Horse, harness and phae-
ton. Horse very gentle, safe for
women and children. Carroll make
phaeton in good condition.
If j. B. SPENCER.
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Just received car of genuine jack
son nut coal adv j. Fl. WOLFE.
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For SALE-Good farm, 1864, acres,
running water, 20 acres good timber,
buildings good, all tillable land, IS
acres in clover. Call on or address G.
W. Shaffer, Hillsboro, Route 6. 1912
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Peoples
Column
FOR SALE.

Farm and Town property always
for sale. Money loaned on Real Es
tate. WADE TURNER,
Merchants Bank Bldg.
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FARMS

For SALE-High class Shropshire
rams and Berkshire boars and Brown
Leghorn cocks. f. 81. G. Bell, Mar.
shall, o. If. adv.