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SAME OLD STORY.

b the employers business is
languishing 1t is a natural sequence
that the employees interests must suf.
fer in some way. The Intelligencer
has referred TO the debated business
OF the Cambria Steel Works and the
United States Steel Corporation and
analogous conditions in the Wheeling
district. There is another object les
son of Democratic depression in the
~perplexities OF the Pittsburgh Steel
Company, OF Monessen. Several
weeks g il was compelled to sus.
pend its dividends. Why? For the
year ending June 30. which was be.
fore the European war broke out,
eight months of which was under the
Underwood-Simmons bill. its net earn.
ings amounted to only s55O.OOO. com.
pared with earnings Of s~1.14O.743 the
previous year under the Republican
protective tariff. The earnings were
sliced one-half by operating Nder the
lowest prices in fifteen years. All
due to a Democratic free trade poll
ey masked under the high sounding
phrase OF a tariff for revenue only.
And the present tariff has failed 70
even produce a revenue
Their there is the heavy falling on
in the net earnings OF the great
United States Steel Corporation. which
the Democratic administration is fur
Their harassing by pushing the suit
for its dissolution. Just how il has
Jared under the tariH bill which Pres
ident Wilson declared would not harm
business. but improve II. the Pitts
burgh Gazette Times best tells the
story:
In the hrst nine months Of 1913. when
the Republican protective tarin was I'M
force. earnings Of the United states
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COUNTY
MORE LIGHT ON MR.. NELLY.

MIR. Mansfield NJ. Nicely. who began
his public career in West Virginia by
pillaging the taxpayers OF the State
out OF some thirteen hundred dollars
while he la serving. or supposed { o
be serving. as a clerk OF the House
Of Delegates. continues TO food ;be
First district with a large of
campaign literature. sent out under
his Congressional frank. Every piece
of campaign literature sent out by Mr..
Neely's opponent pays postage TO the
Federal government. and contributes
its share of the expense OF the post
Office service. Nelly. however. con.
tinues TO use the Federal government
for his personal benefit The tax.
payers OF West Virginia. who have 10
help make up the deficiency repre-
sented in the $4,000. 900 tax bill Of
the Democratic administration. the
workingmen OF West Virginia. aud
particularly OF the Ohio Valley. who
face a cold and 'dreary winter after
a summer Of half time. will no doubt
appreciate Mr.. Neely's add.
tion to the public deficit.
The money which Mr.. Nicely tool
from the State OF West Virginia with.
out rendering any service therefor
came from the taxpayers. The money
which IL circulating Mr.. Neely's free
campaign literature comes from the
taxpayers. IL is the Distinguishing
mark OF a fraud. a faker and a cheat
that he continuously turns every pub.
lie service to the ~fattening Of his pri
vate purse, while loudly proclaiminE
his own superior virtue and integ
rity.
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BOTH COMING AND GOING

To what use will the Democrats
next put the European war; They
have waltzed up and down and around
IT, so far. First they blamed the de.
hcits in the customs revenues under
their new tariff bill on the war. when
the deficiencies were piling up month.
ly before the war was thought OF.
And now. shades OF the Yelled Proph.
ct they claim 1t is going to revive
business in the United States and
spread prosperity to the people. on
account of the limited exporting ca.
pacity OF the countries involved in
conflict. Well. what does that mean
but the practical operation OF the old
Republican protective tariff? The
hypocritical old free trade organizs.
ton seems to have been caught both
coming and going.
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steel CORPORATION were SiIf.O9z.of In
the nr~t nine months OF 1914. when the
peinocratic low tarin was la operation.
tne earnings we're S0.T91.91o. n
was S53.369.035 This Was an
before the war. Steel employs approxi-
mately 2bo.0oO persons In flush times.
snd possibly 100000 are directly de-
lendent upon H. not TO mention tens OF
thousands OF stockholders and bond
hoiderS- When the Corporation pros
pefs it men have steady work. This
mas never been the case under a Demo-
cratic tariff.
n by the way. President Wilson
made another remark as TO the bcncy-
client uses the Underwood-Simmons
bill was to be put Toto sharpen the
wits of the manufacturers in their
competition with foreign producers"
We do o believe hat any American
manufacturer is disposed TO Thank
God for Woodrow Wilson"
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UNCLE WALT: Ripping Rhymes.


Ie ummer IS over retired is the pillow; the miIet and clover arc
"S !" VIZ "VN ue eoInheld IS yellow, in sunshine avash. the punn.
r.,, .r. KIN is mellow, and so is the squash; and so IL fbc
) I'll OoiNG singer, who MARBLES with zest. TO Autumn tbs
onnger Of GOODNESS and rest. She brinos ~ a
l ImO OF Grdent delights including a sumber unbroken at nights
NV S"ee j. our sleeping, how tuneful our snore when Autunon IL
keeping her watch al the door! No fly or moskeeter a bresk ~. 90
est no ehigger to teeter around on our chest! The pestsa are ali ba1
49, when autumn arrives they've scooted and vanished. dad suiVei
melr hVes! The evenings arc longer. and slowly they 20 the wings
Ewing stronger and whispers Of snow. How pleasant find II to
st o. TN hre the backlog behind IT, and punish nv Ivre. DR. read
ooo ho'eI oy n Rider Dovle. while round my cheap hovel the s,orr,
mases turmoil But soon am yavning. and hedWard Greer -
then ul the dawning like thunder sleep. and rise in the morning a.
goouS s Nhen new when cook sounds the warning that sinkers are Sret
How sweet Is The season Of frost and Of squaII: we surely have essc,
10 S""u UP OF an WALT MASON
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The r~ntelisencer has Congressman
reely's goat and IL In going 10 Keep 1t
until after election"
HIS CREDENTIALS ABROAD

The Democratic party is engaged
in spreading prosperity everywhere
else except in the United States. Il
has. and always has been. when Il
bad the chance. very benevolentIy in
clined towards the foreign manufac.
turer and producer. Is It any wonder.
therefore. hat in London. last sum
mer. at the headquarters Of free trade
Of Great Britain. out OF II exhibits IN
the window to attract people and TO
promote free trade, II OF the II
placards contained quotations from
Woodrow Wilson's writings and
speeches. lie was used in England
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and quoted as the great exponent of
tree trade throughout the British en-
pire.
nut . Is nothing strange in this
when this same doctrinaire. this text
book ire trade theorist. in sep,em-
Der preceding his accidental election.
In a speech IN New York City. de-
eiared that eat prosperity would
come through granting to foreign pro
dncers larger opportunity OF under.
selling American labor and industry
IN the American market. Is II re-
markabie that our English cousins
should take kindly to him. after that
absurd declaration .
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OUT OF THEIR OWN MOUTHS.

The criminally wasteful Democratic
Congress. which simmered away a
week ago. after the longest session
on record. for lack Of a quorum to do
business. does DOT require cOndemna.
ton by the Republicans when the
eminent leaders OF the Democratic
party In that body have specifically
r~epudiated e.. Listen to the Demo
cratic chairman OF the appropriations
committee OF the House Of RepreFent.
atives:
"In = few months : shall be called
upon In the discharge Of ny Official
duties 10 review the record which this
Democratic House shall have made In
lie ~suthoriEstion Of expenditures Of
public Moneys Whenever think Of
the horrible mess that shall be
called upon 70 prescott 20 the country
In behalf Of the Democratic party. Z
an tempted 20 quit ny place"
Exceeding the appropriation Of The
last Republican administration ~
1912 by over 500 900 600. q most
p%ronirate expenditure 81 the peoples
money they have added a tax on tho
people Of ss0.O0O.0OO 10 time Of peace
- make up Tor their deficient revenue
tarin and their wanton extravarance.
hnd This e what The Baltimore plat.
form aid on hat subject.
We dsnoVnes the prohiaats waste
o. the money ~runa from the people
~ Oppressive taxation through lavish
appropriations Of recent Republican
congressss. which have Kept taxes
high. and reduced the purchasing
power o. the peoples toll We De.
msnd . return 70 tina simplicity and
economy which BELTS q Dsmoerstie
government and . reduction IN ths
number Of useless omces the salaries
% which drain ths substsne. Or MI,
people"
Moiassss 90 csich nIes althouso
President Wilson solemnly declared
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See sherman's large announcement
on Page 9, to-day's Intelligence.
BODY SENT BACK
Family Of Selden Miller Return Body
Supposed TO Have Been His
viii Continue Search.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2s.-Mem.
bers Of the family Of Selden Miller
shipped back to Kenosha. Wis. the
boy sent here from hat place after
~ had been Identified as that OF Mr..
Miller. Physicians and the Miller fam.
lily discovered the mistake. They say
that either the wrong body was disln.
tered at Kenosha or the theory of
MIXERS death may be wrong and mat
he Is stu alive. Acting on this nope
the family today renewed their effort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

Earntstille. 3D.. GOT 90. 1914
Editor Of The Wheeling Intelligence.
= sir nave been reading some Nffra-
sire that IS. g. Francis Democratic
candidate fur reelection. hne been dis.
~ffibutiuE throughout fhr county. which
calls Tor re- correction. ~. ~ mHkFH
the assertion that wool d. NOS fIghar
IMAM DO has been IuT 10 Neura This
statement t-urreFuuuIa uith HI too other
WI.IIhNH tNe Democratic unrff has made
while Iu uuwar 81. o. nfaur p nurnrr
bon Uuf opera house Boo 1919 anu said
Iurmrrr hfi nrru FIIIuE fufIr wool IuI
.l years on O. free Trade hHalu uud uII
unf Luue M rhHrrInr Tho FARMER with
ifnnfnurf WU D. Fflu there WAS
uu duty rf lI cents uu Wun' Tho facts
Hrc ue hHd r. Outs OFF Ii cents o. that
Time un fHr nfHI wHHl tuf.frE ir from
other ruuusfIff ff nHa boon decided hr
fhr best Judges 90 wool fNHf OHM
I%rIIIufH aFf fnf best wHuI. Boz fHa world.
H InNra.uf hInW fu ISL. Ifr abatement.
So "a wnul dfnler. q hnfr hHurnf anil
.uIu most INrrf hfHr direct fu fIa mIHr
T DIE Ia HHN MOST correct WHf Uf ..fnn.
Iah prices now refer COB rriCra q
Hnfr paid Doe farmer for fu Naafn fur
M mnHHN and umm H"..H" MHnH.
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HURRAH FOR THE UPLIFT.

Hurrah for the uplift. acclaim high
ideals, proclaim the ethical mil
ienium. for the Great Bull Mooser
himself hath said 1t. After conterring
distinction and honor on innumerable
OF his former followers. by consign,
ing them TO the 'Ananias Club
those who have simply agreed to dis.
agree with him-he denounced. at
Reading. Pa. the Republicans and
Democrats as 'fools-yes. damn
fools"
Great is the uplift. and Meadore
Moosevelt is its prophet,
Now. Progressives. all together,
chant the litany. Il. Me and Ny"
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CASE OPENS TODAY
Jacob Miller. Local junk oe'i-r. Goes
on Trial for Alleged Completely
in Theft Of speltsr.

The hnal criminal case to be- heard
az thls ,erm Of Fcdcraucouft viii be-
called to-day. when Jacob MILLER. the
local junk dealer. ZOOS on Trial on the
cnalgr az completely iu tho ALLEGED
theft ~ q quantity of snelier. shipped
W Interstate commerce for the Wheel
inr C~ofrurafiu. Company
Az civil ras.s set Cor This term OF
court Utrc continued. with the evcep.
ton of the case of ulakc W. The Mis-.
-nutl valley hrIdec Company. which
was 500 Tor nevt Wednesday after
noon
NJ arguments on demurrers mo-
Tons etc. which had been set for
me term were yesterday reset for
this afternoon at . O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
ASK So 100000
Methodist cleraymen In Session At
Washington Launch Big Fund
For Their Dependents.

WASHINGTON. oc; -s.-With :
formal appeal to Methodists to con
tribute $1,000. 900 during 1915 as q
fund TO support retired ministers OF
their widows and orphans. the Wash.
ington conference OF Methodist Epis
copal Clergymen selected to raise the
money adjourned tonight This con.
terence VAS the initial step In the
campaign to provide a relief fund on
the 10th anniversary OF the founding
OF Methodism. Another conference
VIII be held in Chicago shortly after
the new year.
The final address" or appeal was
delivered by Bishop William y. Nc.
Dovell. who with Bishops Berry and
Quayle had prepared IL for pro1 ulga-
ton. Bishop Earl Cranston presided
a. the meeting.
The addresses delivered by noted
clergymen during the three day COP
ventiOn will be bound in book forni
and circulated among the churches a.
a sort Of Campaign text book
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Inc chaTEe % e-NtraVagance which
has been made by the Democratic press
OF West Virginia. dominated with prac-
lcsliN no exception by the sinister in
iluence Of Wisconsin. il insincere
hN pocrittcal. and designed To cover up
the failures OF the Democratic party in
natOnal affairs as well as the vicious
designs Of the Watson organization In
West Virginia. should IL by accident be
returned TO power in Wtst Virginia
Parkersburg Di~spitch-NeWs.
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TO locate the man who dropped from
sight nearly a yea ago.
Miller was the son OF the late E.
Spencer Miller. at n time a widely
known attorney in this city. Selden
Miller was a musician OF note. lie
was the leader OF the Peoples choir
union an organist and a teacher OF
music. No reason for his disappear.
ance has ever been discovered. At
first IT was believed he had gone
abroad. where he had studied and
played. TO join his aged mother in
Italy. Mrs. Miller died last month
IN Naples and her body arrived home
Yesterday. The funeral will be on
Saturday.
see Sherman's large announcement
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You. Young Mister First Voter, make
the right start IN your political aniiI-
atoms BY casting your initial ballot for
the Republican candidates, who repre-
sent the party OF progress. construction
and ~beneneent policies.
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II viii name the wheeling postmss-
ter December l." roarsd Major Nicely IN
his Auditorium speech In this city last
week. The r~ntenigencsr predicted he
wouldn't announce his selection untn
after the election But whyp Tho pso-
PIE know.
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recruits OF watsonian Aotsv,tv

frank = MoatS. who was the only
man who came into the county to speak
against the greatest progressive pro-
gram the Republican party ever under
TOOK the revision of The tax laws. is
mere to-day speaking for the Progress
slNe party! k~eformations come thick
and fast in these DAYS OF Watsonfau
activity.-RaVenswoOd News.
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CUT EXPENSES
"seh'ntats IN Fsirmont Shops Of q e
y hailrosd Company Laid on
Because Of No Work.

The baltimore a Ohio Railroad
Company has begun another retrenrh
ment policy on various divisions OF ~.
system The object Of the ompan
% 10 Offset The losses IN revenue everg
month At Fairmont the machinisis
n The shops Of the company have
been laid on. while fs ~eueinoers whl
run between Ucnwoud and Fairmonf
hatc been placed ON duiy. following
lev weeks layon The local shop.
OF the company. up to the present
ume havc hot been affected by fh.
r-eirenchmcnt policy % the company
rffm.r 900
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The most convincing evidence of the
ahi"nce W the Democrats and
frogreSsives OF this state. as In other
states. was furnished by the Democrats
press In playing up Roosevelt's speech
AT M~organtown on the nrst page. II
was evidence OF another thing. the
and desperation Of the Demo.
cratic cause.
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THE SPIRIT OF
STATE PRESS
Right Basis. But Wrong Calculation

The officials at Washington who fig
urtd out 10000 more persons with m
comes OF over $4,000 than they can nov
iind based their original estimstes or
good ola Republican times. OF course
Grafton Sentinel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

The Republican candidate for Con-
Sress In the First district IL affirming
and declaring. while the Democratic
candidate II excusing and explaining.
Ihat always has been the difference
tween Democracy and R-epubiicanism.
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some ssrpents, when enraged ana
eornered turn and bite themselves and
are destroyed by their own poison.
When the Democratic press and party
are reduced TO the subtsrfugs OF the
short and ugly word. You may know they
are biting themselves.
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No compar1sou-

The American farmer has learned
mat while tht Democratic donkey is
loud at braytng and quick AZ kicking.
ne does not ompare with the g. q. =.
eicphant when 4 m 10 pulling the
plow-MOrgan Messenger.
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DO the holders OF common stock IN
the United States Steel Corporation he.
lieve with the President that industi IN
depression - merely a psychological,
condition.
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Willis. Harding and the entire Ohio
Republican ticket are marching on 70 n
glorious victory next Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

The Democrats party IL the only re-
liable smoke consumer that has ye,
been given a trial
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watch out for Democratic ~roorbackS.
The eleventh hour u near at hand and
the party IL In desperate straits.
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Truth Is mighty and will prevail
The campaign lie Is the occasional ~.
ceptlon that proves the rule-ChsrieS,
ton Nail.
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The Thanksgiving proclamation IL one
OF the ironies OF the campaign.
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ABOUT WOOL

Try Climalene In the dishwater. 10
cleans the dishes and pans.
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See Shermsn's large announcement
on Page 9. to-day's lntellieeneers
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REPUBLICAN TICKET
zisssaoa tuesday. November q. 1914
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS.
~ LaTSHoward Sutherland, Randolph
1st Dfst@0sorgs l. white. Lswfs-
ma Dtst-0sorgs Bowers Berkeley.
1rd Dtst-B. u. Avis, KanawhA-
Sth Dtst-Euntsr II. Moss, WOOD
tfh pfst--Edward Cooper. Mero>x
FOR STATE SENATE.
First Senatorial District
"a 2osenbloom, Ohio County.
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Capt. W. T. Otto.
Jesse A Biooh- Il a weiss
DE-. J. J. Allen
COUNTY K
CLERK OF COUNTY COURT.
John Howard wslia
CLERK cr CIRCUIT COURT.
John "a KinghornL
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Charles o. Ephlin-
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS.
John ". Farmer.
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Daily. Except sunday. Sy the
intelligeDcer Publishing Company.
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Rousing Friday Bargains
Gathered from all parts of the Big Store

UNION SUITS
Ladies SOC fine rib Cream
Union Suits. slightly fleeeed;
sizes "a. 80, 50. Fri o.
day Bargain Price OJC
Ladies 75c Cream Color Fleece
cd Cotton Union Suits. sizes ,
81. 50, s., Friday S0c
Ladies S1.OO fine rib pure
white fleeced Union Suits.
sizes 81 to a.. Friday 7Ec
Bargain Price -. lCC
NOISE K E
Ball-Jiggered Frying Pans }
and long loot Horns, nerve !
i Nsiss%as aa,''s sses 1Oc
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-01

taxation so far as their differences justify
the snme, In order to secure just return
from each. All property used exclusively
for state, county, municipal, literary edu-
cationnl, scientific, religious, benevolent
and charitable purposes, and personal
property to the amount of at least two
hundred dollars for each family, shall be
exempted from taxation. Taxes may al-
so be imposed on incomes, franchises,
privileges and occupations, which taxes
may be graduated and progressive, ana
reasonable exemption may be provided.
SEC. :, This proposition shall be sub
mitted to the electors of the state ut the
general election in the year 1914 Tor their
approval or rejection. The amendment
hereby proposed shall be designated on
the ballot by the following title; "The
tax amendment 10 the constitution" and
shall be voted for or against rs provided
by law under such title.
SEC. 3. This resolution shall take ef-
feet and be In force from and after it's pub
LEGATION In the statute book.
Passed the Senate February I, 1913.
Passed the House March Z, 1918.
Senate concuFred In House amendments
March Z, 1913
Approved March lG, 1918.
thereby certify that the foregoing Il q
true and correct copy of original Senate
c, ncurreut Resolution No. 4, now ON fle
In my Office.
cHAs. H. SESSIONS
Secretary Of State.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-01
Editors Are Human,

We often wonder if it has ever
occurred to some people that ed
itors are human, and not super
beings gifted with second sight.
An editor is constantly on the
hunt for news of interest to the
people who read and pay for his
paper, and he never Intentionally
omits an article of any impor-
lance. The success of his paper
depends upon his imfartiality in
this respect.
And yet often some person con-
ceives the erroneous idea that
the editor has purposely left cut
some item concerning them or
their families.
Has it ever occurred to them
that the editor may not have
heard of that particular item, al
though he searched diligently in
his efforts to secure all of the
news?
There is a very effective rem
edy for these isolated but mad
verteut omissions. The next
time you have a piece of news
concerning yourself, or your fam
lily, or your neighbors, or of your
community give it to the editor
yourself, or phone or write it in
to him, and do not depend upon
others to do it. They may be
more interested in affairs on
their own side of the fence.
The editor will thank you for
your tboughtfulness in enabling
him to secure news that will add
to the value of his paper and
make it of interest to all of the
people, for that is his mission in
life.
He is human, as we'll as you.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1914-10-01
A Genuine Snap.

For Sale-A 160-acre farm in
Lincoln county, Okla, close to
railroad and close to school.S0
acres is in cultivation, and bal
ance is in pasture. 100 acres OF
the place can be put into a high
state of cultivation. Balance is
good timber pasture. There is a
good four-room house on the
place, a fine barn, chicken house,
smoke house, etc. Well on kit
chen porch, two good springs,
ore in pasture, and one in stock
lot. There is a lot of fruit on
the place, consisting of peaches
apples, grapes, berries, etc. Not
very far to cotton gins and good
trading points. This would make
an ideal stock farm. The price
Is right. If you are iooking for
something you can handle, come
IL and talk it over. Chas. L.
Smith.