Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-03-24
We are selling best compound lard at
9 1-2c. Bandys'. 3-24-tf.

We are selling best compound lard a
9 1-2c. Bandys'. 3-24-tf.
Charles ('ullens has located at Haz
ard, KY, and finds business good anc
Is well pleased with the future outlook.
His family will 60 to him little later
If you need ANY kind of farm
tool, call on Bilbrey & Phillips.
Miss Marie Wight, youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Wight, Corpus
! Christi. Texas, was married to Mr..
William Bumgartner at the home of
the parents of the bride, February %.
The bride and groom will make their
home In Corpus Christi. The ceremony
was witnessed by relatives and few
invited friends.
The Art Circle will meet at the
Library this week.
For Sale-Set blacksmith tools in
GLIDING forge. Lin Martin. 3-3 If.
There are no better field seeds on
the market than we handle. but we sell
close profit. Bilbrey 4 Phillips.
For Sale or Trade-for young horse
or stock Of any kind: One 8-horse
power gasoline engine and burs. S.
J. Horn, Crossvllle. 3-24 ct.
For Sale-Green Mountain seed pota-
toes at $1.OO bushel; Kellogg's Pedi-
gree strawberry plants, 3Oc hundred );
pure bred s. {. B Leghorn eggs, IS for
$1.00. G.. E. Brookhart. Peavlne.
3-l7-4t.
We will pay $50 reward tor the arres
and conviction of the person who set
fire in the Baisley old place, Sundayt
March IA, 1915. Baisley Brothers. 3-7-2,
You can get fountain pen ink in five
and ten cent bottles at the Chronicle
Office.
When you are planning for a card
party come to the Chronicle Office and
we can supply you with score cards and
pencils in all shades. The score cards
are 1Oc dozen and the pencils are 20
cents.
Mrs. Nathan Lemert. of Pomona,
was a week END visitor with Crossville !
friends.
/. E. Thurman has recently pur-
chased new gasoline tank that holds
10 gallons. 1t is self measuring
ank and has an additional arrange
nent for filling the tank of automo-
tiles. Any quantity can be drawn
rom one quart to five gallons
j. E. Losey left Wednesday for the
oldiers' Home near Dayton, Ohio.
le will probably go to home near
nj n fnr kn |
For Sale-One No. 10 and one No. 20 !
liver nlows, steel beam. One 16-in.
lcCormick disc and one spring tooth t
lcCormick disc. These are all new /
pods, but want to close the lines out. |
ill sell cheap. W. C. Reyes. 3-17-2t t
E. N. Dickerson was here from !,
pring City. Saturday, looking after z
lsiness.
Esq. Jere Morrow and H. M. WEIGH b
ere in from Creston Saturday. s
If you need a typewriter ribbon of :
~ make or color or two-coIor, send
cents to the Chronicle Office and it
i'll be sent. you by mail. Be sure to %
III the kind OF machine and number Il
I'd the color of ribbon wanted. g
Some of our weather prophets are
edicting a bountiful fruit crop this il
,ar az result of the late spring.
John Kearley was in from Dorton a
Y
Philip Hail was over from Genesis z
.iday and favored this Office with a y y
easant call. -
For Sale-Barred Plymouth Rock
,gs. $3.50 for Is. o. B. Rector, :,
rossville. 3-3-tf. =
See Taylor Brothers for genuine y,
rthern grown seed potatoes. 33tf.
Sampson DeRossett opened his store d,
r business Saturday and he has IN
'od line OF high grade dress goods, p,
oes, etc. to Offer the public. y,
The dress sale at Reed 4 Burnett's III
thursday and Friday proved very sat
factory IN spite of the unfavorable N
Gather. Numerous ladies attended, {;
any purchases were made and the IL
ilIinery opening received its share of
tentlon. Because of the cool wealth .
not so much interest was taken in
Their as would have been the case had =
lid weather prevailed. L
We have just received car of fence
ade by the American Wire Fence q,
Call and get our prices. 81
brey 4 Phillips. n
CARD OF THANKS. ~