davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1915-08-28
Roosevelt District

The delay in the work on the new addition to Neighborhood House has been due to the necessity of allow ing the plaster to dry before pro- ceedinS. The work will be resumed on Monday and it is expected that the building will be finished ready for use by September 6.
 The Carnival August 25 proved a greater financial success than was anticipa ted The forty articles in the art gallery caused much merriment, and Wild Rosa. the snake woman, made an unqualified hit, especially when she joined the dancers with her black hands and pigtails flop ping The grounds were illuminated
Arizona republican., 1915-08-28

the San Diego plan" That plan involves in case of disturbance bet ween this country and Mexico the seizure by MeNicans of those parts of the country along the border, of which Mexico was deprived by con quest or more or less forced cession. This plan, if successfully worked out would restore to Mexico the states Of California. Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado and Texas
 It was also reported that the Mexi- can Legion of 500 who were drilling for deeds of valor on tho Agua Fria were bound by a mighty oath to kill each, six gringoes when the outbreak should come.
 Undiscouraged and undismayed by having on a previous occasion chased a rumor and a road runner to mo purpose Sheriff Adams Deputy George Brawner and the military ob- serN CT or The Republican set out to find what there might he in this latest story It was stated that l woman. the wife of a zanjero living three miles southwest of Glendale. knew all about this preparedness. A visit was made to the home of the zanjero. The family was not at home but lady there confirmed what had been heard and then some.
 The rumor instead of petering out as most rumors do increased in pro portions. The schemes of the MeXi- cans appeared to be deadlier than had been reported Instead of each of them having been appointed to kill six Americans. eight was the stint" that had been set for them.
 The Investigating party turned back for the same reason that hun ters now and then have abandoned pursuit of a bear -becaGse the trail was getting too fresh and fearsome.
 But that night under cover of darkness the sheriff and another par ty went out to watch the ghosuy night drill but though he rode mp and down the Aeua Fria he could find no marshalled hosts.
 But he found Bill Moore who told him all about it. An old Mexican had come through there hragging about the prowess of the MeXicans and said that if the United States kept trying to butt into the affairs of lis country 300 or 1000 MeXicans would come through here and wipe out Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-28
NOT FOR HIM

A well to-do Scottish lady one day said to her gardener:
 Man Tammas, I wonder you don't get married. You've a nice house, and all you want to complete it is a wife. You know the first gardener that ever lived had a wife,
 Quite right, missus, quite right, said Tammas, but he didna keep his job lang after he got the wife. New York Globe.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-28
SIGNAL OF DISTRESS

Why are you flying your flag up side down, Suburbs?' TO let the neighbors know that the cooks gone and all invitations are off ff''-Philadelphia Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-28
ANOTHER RUMOR
 RUN ID EARTH
Story of Nightly Drilling by War-bent MeXicans North of the City Had Very Slender Founda- ton

Another war rumor like the dew drop from the lions mane" has been shaken into airy air" This rumor also originated in the vicinity of Glendale, the center of all imaginary Mexican disturbances and as in the other cases Glendale was much per turhed.
 It was reported that there were nightly and, sometimes, daily drills Ly GOO Mexicans southwest of Glen dale near the Agua Fria river ana that they were about to participate in what has come to be known as
Arizona republican., 1915-08-28

by many Japanese lanterns. Not an atom of pie cake, candy, or ice cream was left over. The ladies of the Neighborhood club feel well pleased over the size of the sum made toward the october payment.
 On Wednesday. Sept. ], the Bible class will furnish the program for the evening. The members will en- deavor to make time turn backward. and dressed in short frCcks. large bows. and pinafores, or blouses and knee trousers, as the case may be, will give q representation of Friday afternoon in the district school Mr. Houghton will act as schoolmaster. No charge for the entertainment but lring your money for ice cream.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27
Woman-Money

Il has been said. very often, tlAt
truer than the assertion that money
makes the mare SO is the statement
that woman's demand for money
makes them 10 at top speed in in.
dustrial affairs. Il has heen contend,
ed that but for the demand OF wives
and daughters FOR fine apparel. jew
els, handsome homes and other ne
eessities Of eminent social position
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

which correspond to beads in more
primitive society men would smoke
pipes, wear sweaters, go unshaven
and unkempt through the world
! spending their time fishing, hunting
! playing poker, attending races, ana
in other amusements in which cor
rect afternoon clothes ana evening
clothes play no part Woman, there
fore, has been held and quite justly
TO be the handspring of human Ell
deavOr. Her fondness for baubhs is
the underlying cause OF all industry,
for nearly every man who strives has
in view, more or less directly, the be
stowal Of the equivalent of beads
TIE great fortunes of American
men are usually more enjoyed in the
spending, by their wives, than by
themselves. The slave 10 business"
whose wife explores the remotest cor
ner Of the world in search of diver
sion, and for the requirement of those
ornaments of parlor conversation that
are picked up as result of wide
travel, is peculiarly a feature of
American life The American hus-
bend who dislikes society, but who
foots enormous bills that his wife and
daughters may shine therein is every
where in evidence.
The chiyalry of The News and
its timdity perhaps -lorbids the
formulation of any change. that there
might be less moral obliquity upon
the part of those who feel that they
have TO make money, if there were
less upon the part of those who feel
that they have TO have money to
spend. But, indisputaDly, a good deal
Of very much tainted money is ac-
cepted not with consciousness of
wrongdoing, perhaps, but complascent-
~ and unquestioningly by dependent
OF business men who are hare driven
to supply the demands Of socially
ambitious family. And society, which
should condemn the CRATER, often
coddles him with honors, sponges
upon him, when it is known that his
methods Of getting money are not
above suspicion.
The need of money. vast quantities
of it as a sesame to society" and
smaller quantities as the price of
social eminence in small spheres is
the root of a good deal of the evil of
dishonest accumulation of wealth
If tainted money may not be ac-
cepted by an institution of learning
whose function is to bestow educa-
ton, may it be less culpably accept
ed and its requirement encouraged
by members of the breadwinner's
household whose functions is to
spend ii for the fine feathers that
make the fine bird of society's fools
paradise?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

Oscar Underwood lays down his
leadership in the house next week and
assumes his new place in the senate.
It's promotion. of course, as promo
lions go in public life Yet, we hate
TO see him make The change, lie has
been the power in the house. while
in the senate he with be new man
and merely one of the &c.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

From this distance it would look
as If Mayor Woodward, of Atlanta.
has finally put Chief Beavers to the
down-and-out level We are glad of
it, Beavers has been a grand.stand
artist and discomfort since his ele-
walton to The position he holds and il
will be best for all hands whom he
gets ont.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

And Carter Harrison. Of Chicago,
got his, lie was leading advocate
OF woman suffrage in his city and the
very first time the dear appreciative
little women got chance at him they
gave him a sideswipe and beat him
for mayor. How consistent is mere
woman after all.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27
Southern Opportunities.

The Wall Street Journal, one Of the
most. if not the mos; reliable jour
nails OF the kind in the country, is
deyotiug itself these days to a study
Of the situation in the South from
an industrial, financial and CONNER
cial point of view. In a recent issue
of that publication, the following
timely editorial appeared, which
ought TO be Of deep interest to every
community in the South:
People who have not kept in touch
with the progress Of developments in
most Of the Southern states viii be
surprised to find how much is really
being accomplished, even at this time
when business is supposed to be NOV
ing along at a rather slow rate The
only feature OF Southern enterprise
which appears to be at all below nor
NAL is cotton manufacture. The
railroads are generally gaining
ground. There is active building in
the traction field to connect cities
by electrical lines.
Probably the most encouraging fea-
ture in the whole field of Southern
| industry is the extent TO which local
capital is finding it's way into the
smaller enterprises These have
arisen to meet the needs of limited
markets in which much larger de
mand has been created by the in
crease in the buying capacity of
farmers and the employees of the
mills. Among these are woodwork.
ing establishments. foundrieB, nipple
ment factories, ice.making plants,
machinery and repairing; construc-
ton OF vehicles and the building of
flour and feed mills 70 these might
be added vegetable canning establish
ments many Of which take up an in.
creasing part Of the fruits and yege-
tables grown in the South.
Growth in industries such as these
has helped to transform the entire
range Of Southern agriculture. One
Of the changes is seen in the ten
dency to concentrate tae employment
Of labor and capital on land upon Il
smaller acreage Parallel with this
has come the wiser policy of provid-
ing for that variety of crops which
makes farming something nearer to
Ia selfsufficing industry A third
change is the gradual adjustment OF
farm produce to the needs OF the
towns and cities, with special regard
to the current demands of the mill
population for food supplies This
has given a fresh impulse to dairy
ing, the production OF live stock for
meat supplies and the growth OF or
chard products conveniently market
able from the point OF production
The changes have called for banks
for insurance companies, for building
organizations and for various Other
forms of the utilization of surplus re
sources. which come with departur,
from a purely agricultural to "A ran
idly growing industrial and CONNER
cial organization of the community
With these have come the evolution
OF variety of talent among the PEG
pie evident in the capacity witt
which these enterprises and mstitu
items have in the main been conduct
ed. The field of opportunity for bus
mess talent in the South has becom,
one of the most inviting among tn,
many afforded by a country OF mani
fold opportunities.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

Mark the prediction; The supreme
court OF the United States will refuse
20 interfere in the Frank case II
Frank escapes punishment for his
crime il will be at the hands of the
governor of Georgia and the Georgia
pardon board,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

President Theodore Haiti has re
tired on his own account How diff
ferent from our President Theodore.
who almost refused to retire al all.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

The woman who went i70 feet up
the Washington monument to suicide
by jumping into the elevator shaft,
certainly wanted to succeed in the un.
dertaking.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27
We Come From Missouri.

We do not know how General Car
rama will come out in his undertak-
ing to direct the affairs of Mexico, but
50 far he appears to be doing just a
little better than was generally be-
ieved he would be able to do.-Colum-
BUS Enquirer-Sun.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

The more we think of that Wash,
ington-day speech of William Howard
Taft the better we like II and the
better we Like him Wonder if he
does not want 10 become a member
of the Democratic party?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27
Phew! Is II That Bad ?

If President Wilson and Secretary
RlNan succeed in pulling the United
States through the present war diff
ftcaiics without engaging this coun-
try in war also they will prove them
selves TO be the two greatest living
mcn.-Naycross Journal.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

on, Well War Of Words Hurt No One.
The Savannah Press and the Macon
Telegraph ought to hoist flag Of
truce while their seconds patch up
the trouble Dalton Citizen.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

5ut How About Her Support?
Sarah Bernhard can simply stand
on her laurels and throw away the
cork leg.-Macon News.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

1--WE often wonder what the womap
does in the choir whose voice one
never hears, says an exchange. Oh
perhaps she wears the glad rags!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

Why not let Census Bin Harris hold
his present job, too. We really have
grave doubts of the department being
able to keep on top of the earth with
him out of it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

President Wilson says he has no use
for real high society. Who in the
world has?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27
Rumor Puts Fielder in Another Joa.

President Wilson has named the
members Of the federal trades com
mission aud Hon. William j. Harris,
OF Georgia, was among those appoint
ed. Rumor has ii that Hon. Thomas
5. Fielder will succeed Mr. Harris as
director of the census Early County
News.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

A Georgia judge the other day re.
ferred TO Noah as a ease of man who
got drunk ON occasions aud yet man
aged to retain a fairly decen, reputa-
ton True but then Noah finally
took very large seat on the water
wagon and remained there flood or
no flood.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

The Civic association is getting un-
der way for a great years work. New
committees are being appointed and Il
general outline of work is being
planned The ladies have the hearty
cooperation and very best wishes OF
The News in this truly splendid work,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

She Made Marvellous Farewell Tour.
A marvellous career has been Sa.
rah Bernhardts, career of almost
srperhuman toll and OF success such
as has seldom been achieved b. anY
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27
4ctress.-Auanta Georgian.
Lead Us to 1T

Ltao Us % u!
Now we have a name for ii. II is
AmericaHitis, and it Is a mental affec-
ton caused by too much food and not
enough exercise-Tifton Gazette.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

They do say that George Washing.
ton, while president. actually danced
the Virginia reel Festive rascal!
Yet why should he not have cut the
pigeon wing If he was so inclined.
Tom Hardwick is carrying the thing
a little too far The few newspapers
In Georgia The News among them
who were inclined to defend his 20
sition feel like doing the right thing
about it,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27
cut He Was a Little Slow.

The Ohio man who claimed Oliver
for a brother was mighty anxious
for the twenty-five thousands.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
Glynn county.
City Of Brunswick.
United States court, southern die
trict OF Georgia for ten counties.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27
10000 900
0 Sidelights From o
0 Other SanctuHis. Q
10000 10000 600
And a Good Farmer!

Success in farming depends largely
upon proper marketing methods, cheap
money and cooperation. Meter Ad-
rertiser.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-27

Fresh country eggs, 20 cents pei
dozen. PHOENIX GROCERY CO.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-15

103-R. ellis, Mt Vernon, Ca; l
Barrel Notions.
1O4-J. g. Parmaner, Ocilla, Ca; /
Barrel Notions, 1 Crate G Ware.
1O5-No Marks, Alley, Ca; Kegs
Paint, Can Oil.
1O6-S. P. Oil Co., Savannah, Ca; l
Case Drugs.
1O7-Warthen Drugs Co., vidalia,
Ga; / Case Oil.
1910. R. DeLoaoh, Claxton, Ca; 1
Bundle Mattress.
110-Jack Corfeld, Cordele, Ca; /
Bundle (2) Bed Ends, 2 Chairs.
111-No Marks, Americas, Ca; /
Sack Rice.
112-N. H. Morrison, Dorchester,
Ga; 1 Barrel Cement.
113-City Drug Co., Ocilla, Ca; Pa
Medicine.
Infancy Mitchell, Ocilla, Ca; /
Clock, 1 Barrel Notions.
115-H. Burch, Alamo, Ca; 16 Sacks
c Lime.
116-J. Anderson, Albany, Ga; 8
Barrels E Bottles.
117-Little Richardson, Richland,
Ga; l Barrel Notions, Crate Gware.
118-J. G. Garrison, Rochelle, Ca;
l Sack Cotton Seed.
119-J. D. Weed, Savannah, Ga; l
Plow Base.
120-Ross & Kirchbum, Savannah,
Ga; Box Crackers.
121-Edwin Zera, Vidalia, Ga; 6
Bundles Autographs.
122-No Marks, Genwood, Ca; 1 Box
Clocks, l Barrel G Ware.
123-No Marks, Waycross, Ga; 1
Box Drugs.
124-City Drug Co., Helena, Ga; /
Box Drugs.
125-No Marks, Dorchester, Ca; 1
Box Soal Powder.
126-No Marks, Waverly, Ga; I
Pail Stock Food.
127-Walter Herd, Lumpkin, Ga; 1
Package (2) Rockers, 2 Packages (3)
Chairs.
12S-No Marks, Cobb, Ga; 9 Crate
Bars.
1873. H. DeLoach, Claxton, Ga;
| 1 Keg Stock Tonic.
130-No Marks, Brooklyn, Ca; 1 IL
Empty Barrel.
1911. Brow. & Sons, Savannah,
Ga; 1 Rocker.
1872. H. Del zach, Claxton, Ga; 8
Rolls w Fence.
33-F.tzgerald Mer Co., Fitzgerald
Ga. Bundles 1 D Rails, Bundles
l D Ends, Bundles Childs Cribs.
134-M S. Spring Co., Abbeville
Ga; Kegs Syrup.
135-H. ]. Owens, Pitts, Ga; 1 Keg
A Tonic.
136-Rayfeld & Garrison, Cobb, Ga;
SIX Cotton Seed.
137-Allen Copeland, Cobb, Ga; G
SIX Cotton Seed.
138-Williams Bros, Plains, Ga; l
Trunk
139-schwab Furn. Co., Cordele, Ga;
1 Trunk.
14O-W. W. Griggs, Manassas, Ga, ;
Pals A Food.
141-Unknown, Savannah, Ga; 1
Bath Tub.
142-W. B. Kent, Alamo, Ca; 1 SIX
Peas.
143-Unknown, Milan, Ga; ! Wire
Mattress, 1 Blu Mattress, 1 Bed Cot
attached, / Blu Iron Rails.
144-Enknown, Americas, Ga; 1
Closet Seat.
145-Geo. C. Thomas, PARROT, Ga;
Pals Stock Food.
146-Unknown, Savannah, Ga;
Box Fire Works.
| 147-Unknown, Preston, Ca; 1 Pa
Broken Pictures.
14S-Unknown, Milan, Ga; 1 BBI.
L Oil.
149-W. F. Peacock, vidalia, Ga;
BBL. l. Oil.
15O-Mott I Works, Cordele, Ga;
Bx Closet Tank, 1 Closet Tank not
CRIT.
| 151-Batti Sign Co., Camden, Md; /
box ADV Singns.
152-J. H. Daniel, Union, Ga; /
Wagon Wheel.
1876. w. Wilson, DeSoto, Ga;
bu p. Frames.
154-Unknown, Milan, Ga; 1 Keg L.
Oil
155-A. F, Cox, Alamo, Ca; 1 BBL
Oil.
1856 Unknown, Pembroke, Ga; /
Bx Hardware.
157-R. T. Bake, Fitzgerald, Ga; l
l. C. Freezer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-15

7S-B. W. Smith, Rhine, Ca; 3
Bundles Brooms, l Bundle (12) Toy
Brooms, B Rack.
79-E. D. Dung, Seville, Ca; Bun
dies Brooms.
So. B. Carter, Manassas, Ca; i
Box Auto Grease.
Sc. H. Houston, Savannah, Ca; /
Box Mdse.
82-Mary spivey. Columbus, Ca;
Box Refrigerator.
S3-A. S. Bacon, Savannah, Ca; ]
Box Glass.
S4-A. s. Bacon, McRae, Ca; 1 Box
A Matter.
S5-Foster Keith, sasser, Ca; !
Bundle Bedding.
S6-No Marks, Preston, Ca; 1 Bar
rel Paint.
87-Natl. Supply Co., Birmingham,
Ala; IL Barrel Disenfectant.
8S-Wes Martin, Hardaway, Ala;
Streight Rockers.
89-Nancy Price, Lyons, Ca; Bar
rel Notions, Bundle Bed Ends, l Bun
die Bed Rails.
9O-Mrs. Hamp Slaughter, Harda-
way, Ala; l Crate Dresser, 1 Com
mode, l Bundle Bed Ends, l Bundle
Bed Rails.
91-No Marks, Savannah, Ca; 1 Box
Snuff.
92-G. B. suggs, Leslie, Ga; l EN-
PITY Banana Crate.
80 1-2-Mrs. NJ. E. Bennett, Mt.
Vernon, Ga; 1 Barrel Notions, Crate
Crockery.
ga. Dechorty, Conner, Ga; 1 Case
Toys, l Case Dolls.
SO 1-2-W. H. Blacker, vidalia, Ga;
Barrel Auto Oil.
&c. Pruiett, Hurtsboro, Ala; /
Settee.
95-No Marks, Milan, Ga; 1 Box
Tools, Pals A Food.
96-M G. Hair, Ocilla, Ga; l Box
Notions, l Crate G. Ware.
97-Mattie Howard, Rochelle, Ga;
l Barrel Notions.
9S-Clinton Tharp, Ohoope, Ca; l
! Trunk Bedding Etc.
99-W. C. Colman, Alamo, Ga; J
Crate E Ware.
100-A. J. Gaines, Glenwood, Ga; !
Box Scales.
1O1-Winter Dry Gds Co., Atlanta
Ga; l Bundle Paper Matter = Posters
102-S Early, White Oak, Ca;
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-15

14-EllZd VI. bdI hS4, lINSCi oAo' NS'''
1 Bo Borax (scented)
Isl. Gurvin, Cobb, Ca; Pc Mar
BILE.
16-R. M. Hall, Hardaway Ala; 1
Bx Gin Ribs.
17-City of Dawson, Dawson, Ca; l
Keg Weed Killer.
18-W. B. Smith, Rhine, Ga; 1 Brl
Cider.
1s-No mark, Fitzgerald, Ga; l
Chair.
2O-Helena Hdw. Co., Helena, Ca; l
Sugar Kettle.
21-T ], Ford. vidalia, Ca; Bx
Sales Tickets.
22-M. Lewis, Cobb, Ga; I Bx E.
Ware.
28-J. Young, Cobb, Ga; 1 Bx E.
Ware.
24-No Mark, Alley, Ga; | Bx No
tons.
25-J. H. Quarterman, Waverly, Ca;
1 Bid Bed Rails.
26-w. 0. Miller, Fitzgerald, Ca;
2 Bdls. Bed Rails.
&c. A Mckenzie, Hardaway,
Ala; l Bdl. Wood Bed Rails.
2S-M. V. Miller, Columbus, Ga; 1
Case L.
29-No Marks, Cordele, Ca; Road
Cart.
sO-No Marks, Fitzgerald, Ga; l
Bx. H. H. Goods.
31-F. Barnes, Abbeville, CT;
Brl. Notions, / Crit. E. Ware.
32-Monarck Paint Co.; Dorchester,
N. Y; Keg Paint.
33-H. F. Co., Lumpkin, Ga; Crit.
Castings.
34-Michael Tiggett, Richland, Ga;
/ Bx Borax (Scented).
35-Thomas Williamson, Richland,
Ca; l &C. Stock Food.
96-J. T. Jordan, Glenwood, Ga, l
Empty Barrel.
81
3S-J. F. Co., Atlanta, Ga; Brl. l
Bed Ends, Bdl, Bed Rails.
3s-R. E. Cooper, Alley, Ga; 8 Sewer
moulds.
4O-J. H. Mcdowell, Louvale, Ga; I
Log Wagon.
41-Geo. D. Shere & Bros, Florence
S. c.; Trunk, 1 Pc Steel.
42-Mrs. E. ]. Castor, Pitts, Ca; l
Brl Notions, l Rocker.
43-H. L. Tippen, Claxton, Ca; 2 12
Brls Lub Oil, Cs Cup Grease.
44-Kissie sapp Co., Lumpkin, Ca;
2 Bdls Rockers.
45-B. j. Owens, Savannah, Ga; 1
Bicycle
46-Ed Dormany, Fitzgerald, Ga; 1
Keg A Tonic.
47-No Marks, Hagan, Ga; 1 Iron
Safe.
81. L. Band, Helena, Ga; Doors.
AR. E. Cooper, Alley, Ca; 1 Gull
vert Machine.
5O-G. P. Lunsford, Richland, Ga;
1 Roll Papers.
51-W. W. Foster Richland, Ca; l
oox P Frames.
52-Oliver Whouse, Columbus, Ca;
1 Box Clocks, Bril- Notions
SO Sou Cot Oil Co, Cordele, Ga,
Box Mount Boards, l Bundle Pulleys.
54-Hight PIT NJ Bed Co., Columbus,
Ga; Crate I Beds, l Blu % Rails.
55--No Marks, Savannah, Ga;
Bari Notions.
sew H. Patterson, Savannah, Ca;
IA Car Mover Castings.
57-Wright & Raford, Cordle, Ca;
1 Rocker.
5S-Dillion NJ. Carvin, Rochelle,
Ga; Barrel Notions, 1 Crate G.
Ware
59-No Marks, White Oak, Ca; l
Box Glass.
61-No Marks, Fort Davis, Ala; 1
Chair.
62-sikes Hay Press Co., Ocilla, Ga. !;
1 Guano Distributor.
63-No Marks, Savannah, Ga; 2
Box Sale Tickets.
64-D. F, Thompson, Vidalia, Ga;
Crate EnpelOs.
65--M. Porter, Seville Ga; l Bar
rel Notions.
66-Bridges & Barnes, PARROT, Ga;
Box Drugs.
67-Bessie Selph, Helena, Ga; /
Barrel Notions, ! Crate G. Ware.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-02-15
Ole Hoss Sale
SeabOard Air Line Railway

Oil; / Ia Dbl Lub Oil.
Attackers Garage, Vidalia; Dbl
Lub Oil.
5.-W. H. Black Garage, Vidalla,
Ga; 1 IL bby. Pet Oil.
Chairman Furn. Co, Lumphn'
Ga: 1Bdl Bed Ends; Bdl Bed Rails:
1 Dresser and Top; Bdl. Wash Stand.
7-R. Porter, Mount Vernon, Ca, i
Brl. Notions.
s-G.P. OVERLY, Dumpkin, Ga, Bx
Adv. Matter.
9-W. c. Banks, Alamo, Ca; Brls'
Cement.
1O-Western Elec. Co., Savannah; 8
SIX. Wood Brackets.
Tx. Bros. Co, Rochelle, Ca; /
Crt. E. Ware: Bbl. E. Ware.
12-W. G. Brown, Rochelle, Ga; l
Stove.
13-Roberts Gro. Co, Richland, Ga, +;
Bx PIT, Matter.