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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-03
SAND BOX

! Oh! you delayed summer! Hot,
hotter, hottest, in great big slugs.
Some times it's best to have
changes. Ask Rev. Stovall, COL,
about hasty removals. IN. l..
Robinson is putting in front
stairway over Goodrum & Stiles
store. .........We give a page to the
great sale of Bethel Mercantile
Co. We give the space from a
purely financial standpoint. ........
Next week the selections will be
made all over the United States
for men who are fitted for SOL
diering 1.-THE Russian woman
regiment put to shame the cow
ardly men. when they stood their
ground and killed the enemy just
like squirrel shooters. .......... The
rains of last week were general
and abundant, and the way crops
are pushing along makes every
body in good humor.... .....If
Japan and Russia could get up a
little combine and strike togeth-
er, the northern line would soon
be away down south" Such a
thing may occur. Every Ger
man spy in America should be
shot if guilty, at earliest conven.
ience. Wilson, Hoover, Goeth.
ais & Co. will soon get the big
team hitched up for the finaI
| pull ..... -. The annual Sunday
| School Convention of the county
was held at Gravelhill Saturday
and Sunday. P. L. Basinger was
elected president and R. M.
Houston secretary. Next meet
ing at Selmer. ......... The election
on the Constitutional Convention
was a landslide of hoes. So say
you all ,....... Next Monday the
Farmers Institute meets in the
court house 1.-THE hot term is
causing distress and deaths in al
the cities. "A minimum price
of wheat at So for the crop o1
1918, fixes a price that warrants
sowing this fall in McNairy. 49,.
Marvin Hamilton was home {
| few days ago. He has grown ii
hight since Uncle Sam has fur
nished the eats. The army is {
great schooling to develop phys
ical manhood.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-03
MRS. CAMPBELL
PRAISES TANLAC
Says Her Son Had to Live on
Milk, Eggs and Orange Juice.

r
MY son is so much better since
taking Tanlac that he doesn't look
like the same boy" says Mrs. L.
Campbell in reference to her eighteen
year-old son, W. H. Campbell, whose
condition Of i'll health has been the
subject Of concern to his parents.
Mrs. Campbelps husband is engineer
for the Acme Building and Supply
Co., of Meridian, Miss, and the fam
lily resides at 1417 Fifteenth street,
that city.
YES" added the son. who had
come in just in time to hear his
mothers remark" Il don't feel like
the same boy. either, for am gain
ing and feeling better every day."
He has had a bad form of stom-
ach trouble for the past three years.
continued Mrs. Campbell, and for
several months the boy was actually
so bad off he had to live on milk and
orange juice and few eggs. He
had a job with the street car compa-
ny, but he had to give it up on ac-
count of his condition.
He simply couldn't eat anything
that would agree with him and he
would suffer so much with gripping
and pains that he'd have to be up and
down all night.
I'VE had several doctors to see
him and they said number Of differ
ent things was the trouble and ad-
vised US to send him to a hospital.
He wasn't able to do anything in the
way of work and nothing seemed to
do him any good until we found out
about Tanlac and got him started on
it.
He is now on his third bottle and
he has improved SO much that you'd
hardly know him. He sleeps we'll at
night and gets up in the morning
bright and cheerful and all his old
troubles have left him. 1t had beer
three years since he could do any.
thing to help around the house, bu,
now he cuts up the wood and kind
ling and can DO just anything like
that.
I'VE are all mighty proud of what
Tanlac has done for my boy and W.
are glad to recommend it."
Genuine Tanlac is sold in Selmel
by Browder Bros; in Adamsville BY
Abernathy's Pharmacy; in Bethe
Springs by T, S. Davis; in Ramer BY
A. B. Hamm & Co.; in Chewalla BY
G. W. Parsons; W. M. Barnes, M. D
Finger, Tenn; W. T. Gooch, Niche
Tenn; J. R. Gooch & Co., Gravelhill
Tenn; Jos. P. Harkins. Stantonville
Tenn. adv
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-03
Picnic and Barbecue

On Friday, August 10th, at the
Mrs. McCullar grove. east Of Selmer
we viii give barbecue and picnic
A good social time is promised
Everything conducted in order Meats
of two or more kinds elegantly bar
becued, cold drinks, etc. Let every
body come and enjoy rest and feas
after the hard summers work.
Music and speaking.
w. A. SWEAT,
TERRY MCCULLAR.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-03
Order Of Publication
Ed McCullar
ROME McCullar.

Ed McCullar No. 1424. Chancery
VS.. Court, Selmer,
Ronie McCullar. Tennessee.
In this cause it appearing from the
bill, which is sworn to, that the defend
ant, ROME McCullar, is a nom resident
of the State of tennessee, and resi-
dent of the State Of Missouri, so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be
served on hef, it is therefore ordered
that the said ROME MeCullar appear
before the Chancery Court of McNairy
County. Tennessee, at ths Court House
in Selmer, Tenn, the First Monday in
September, 1877, and make defense to
the bill filed herein, or the allegations
in same will be taken for confessed
and the cause proceeded with exparte.
1t is further ordered that a copy of
this notice be published for Four con-
secutive weeks in the McNairy County
Independent. a newspaper published at
Selmer, Tenn.
This July 23, 1917.
o. V. ERWIN, C. & M.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-03
FIRST Call Under Army Draft

Leander Robertson, 2 c M Barr,
3 T A Finley, 4 c F Majors, 5 Lean
der Gray, 6 D ] PUNK, 7 H R Har-
din. 8 CT Mallock, 9 Odus Farris, 10
L A Peak, II M l. Barham, IRE
Lee. ! 3 A N Voyles. IA D w Wealth
erford, IS F G Moore, l6 C E Carter,
l7VL Tedford. Is T E Naylor, l9
Gee Isbell, 20 Leonard Sheffield, II
E E Hurley, p c ] Gldewell, %
Willie Huckabee. "a Troy Williams.
IS J T Price, 26 Ovill Clark. II ] L
Baldwin, 2S c R Jones. 29 W S
Treece, 30 T B Rushing. 81 J E
Reid. 81 B H George. 80 H E PUNK.
"a ] F Hopkins, 35W B Burkett,
SO L C Lain, 81 J r Boswell, 38
Archie McCullar, 80 &C Baker. 40
| P Gam, Al AL Jones, AZ E H Greer,
43 Leander Barnhill, "A G E Bullman.
45 T V B Young, 46 R L Jones,
AZ Herbert Hurley, 46 Ben Kennedy,
49 J E Easley, SO Robert Green, 81
w c Johnson, 81 Joseph Garner. So M
II Millsaps, 81 Edgar Cheshier. S.
Willie Thomas, Sc J w Mcintyre 81
lOL Sheffield. So Dewey McCullar,
| So John Callians, 90 r c Davis. 81 c
H Lut1ell, 81 B E Surratt, 63 c R
Towsend, "a D l. Maxedon. IS C H
English, 66 ] E Ledbetter, 81 Elmer
Wren 68 Arlie Hicks, SO K H Elf,
70 Erwin Bell, II A B c James,
II J E Dollar, 73 Joe Yarbrough. IA
C C Dillon, IS Alphie Combs, 76
Henry Bowers, II c P league. 76
c E. Harrison. 79 F L Carroll 80 R S
Barnes. 81 Edwin Cunningham. 81 w
A Bright. SO J P White. "a R L
Suggs, 85 Kenneth Elan. &c H B
Shannon. 81 Hillard Hardin. 88 A S
Tennyson, 80 Olan Chambers. go HH
Naylor, 81 Estell Yates, 81 Dee Far
rel, 90 Jerry Price. "a ] R Wilmeth,
| 95 T B Morgan, 96 ] r Armstrong,
l97 ] A Crabb, SO P ] Williams, 50
| H B Wade, 100 H S Carman, l0l
Bunyan Austin, l02 w H Gore, l03
Duke Ferguson, l04 R M johnson,
los w C Clemmons, l06 A NJ SAM
defer. l07 S L Haynes. 1903 D w
Martindale, l09 ] A Massey. ITO
Homer Gray. III w c PUNK, III
c. S Lee, lib Cleo Neil, IA C c
McGhee, is Wlbert PUNK. l6 Boss
Couples, L M Jourdan, | l8 Ame Kirk,
ll9 G B Ledbetter, 20 7 E. Stratton.
III J E. Smith, l22 P T Wallace, l23
R II Tanner, ia w II Moore, 125
Odus Payre, l26 w E Browder. l27
Ben Sanders, l28 c c F McGhee,
l29 C v Ridgell, .130 J H Vinson,
131 George Coleman, 81 A L Smith,
l33 Frank Croker, l34 w T Gilbert,
135lC Weaver, 139 ] B Doss, l37
Marshall Barlow, 1873 H S Browder,
139 H F Tidwel. l40 A Clark, l4l
D A Petigrew. 142 Hubert Miller.
l43 O B Harris. l44 Cherlie Wallace.
Las C T. Sharp. 146 Luther Gnssam,
147 w A Forsythe. l48 Joe Iron. ! 49
Oscar Hurst, $50 J R Blankenship, ISL
Cicero Hunt. l52 w A Taylor. l53
w A Boyd. 154 Fl M Erwin, l55
Johnet Miller. l56 7 A Carte. l57 r
L Simpson. l5S H A Archer. l59 A
A Cherry. 100 ] L Horton. 16l J L
Reeder, l62 w t Tanner, 1863 ] R Bol-
ing. l64 M L Jones. los c M Laugh
lin. loo +. c Burks. s.l67 C Gamer, l66
lOJT landreth, l69 M B Cav. 10
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-03
Farmers Picnic

On August 8 there will be Farm.
ers' Picnic at Acton. ]. D. Johnston
H. M. Cottrell, Senator Fuller anC
w. *. Abernathy are invited as speak
ers. Everybody invited.
j. u. THOMAS.
Committee j. ]. ALTERNATELY,
LEO ATKINS.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-03

NOTICE. Gray Bros. have
a car load of Studebaker
wagons for sale, cash or
credit, at Selmer or Adams
vile.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-03
Notice to Drafted Men

am a Notary Public located
at the Selmer Mercantile Co.
Store, and will be glad to explain
the filling out of exemption blanks
and take your acknowledgment
to same.
AARON BROOKS.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-03
PERSONALS

Mrs. Eunice Cantrel, Of Jackson,
ia visiting her niece. Mrs. J. L. Smith
All sizes Of Ice Cream Freezers.
Selmer Hardware Co.
Mesiames Rachel and and @, S. Aberna-
thy and ]. H. Bigger and daughter,
Rachel. visited Mrs. Hall Hockaday
Sunday.
Better buy that buggy or wagon
before you have to pay more. Sell
mer Hardware Go.
Miss Lavara Thompson left this
week TO take charge of a school near
Stumphville.
We have about $50 bales hay wire,
full 81 feet long Selnsr Hdw. Co,
Mrs. G. A. Scott and children spent
a few days the guests of Mrs. John
Dillon, returning home Monday.
We are selling Delker Bros. Bug
gies from $500 to $500 under mar
kes prices. Selmer Hardware Co.
Bill Bro%der and family, accompa-
MED by Mrs. VIM. Burks and children
of Birmingham, spent Sunday at
Shiloh Park.
Oweusboro wagons sell faster than
other wagons, better looking and un-
surpassed for strength, durability and
easy running. Selmer Hardware Co
Misses Mary Gillespie and Grace
Powers are at home after a visit tc
relatives in Savannah.
If you haven't already settled your
account at Richardson Gro. Co. 1t is
time you were giving it your atten-
tion.
Henry Harris, from near Purdy
was here Tuesday. He reports fine
crops. He was the guest of his son
Artie Harris, for dinner.
]. H. Ferguson renewed to Inde
pendent the sixteenth time Saturday
That is the kind of subscribers the
Independent loves to serve.
We are selling our goods at small
profit and giving our customers big
blrgains. 1t is the large amount Of
goods we sell that makes the money
instead Of the large profits. Try us
Richardson Gro. Co.
Master Andrew Hamilton left Mon.
dav for ten DAYS visit with relatives
! in Memphis. We will miss his ser
vices in our shop.
We expect every honest man who
appreciates our having been lenien,
with him in tn past to settle his ac
count in full before Saturday night
Richardson Gro. Co.
T. NJ. Darnall, of Corinth, was
among his old Selmer friends last
Friday. Though a little feeble, he
enjoys his old time laughs.
DR.. L. Cherry, veterinary surgeon
and docbor for all kinds Of animal dis
eases. his been here for several days
and performed successfully number
of operations. He will be here the
First Monday in August. Bring in
your diseased stock and have then
examined free Of charge.
Prof. Fl. G. G. Cameron, who has
been principal Of the colored schoo
at Henderson, has been selected prin.
cipal of the Madison county training
school. He has spent 4 weeks at the
Hampton Institute Of Virginia. The
position was unexpectedly given tht
Prof. over Eve applicants. We arr
( glad to note that McNairy has pro
dnced at least one man of credit tt
his race.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
VEGETABLES
BIG TRAFFIC PROBLEM
IN ARMY MOBILIZATION
Men to Be Moved in Small Groups to
Prevent Swamping Of
Railroads

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-Mobilization OF
the first $4,000 to be called out for the
national army in September was being
MANNED today by the War College, the Pro-
vost Marshal General and railway traffic
experts.
General Crowder said 1t was the greatest
problem in troop transportation ever racing
,his country. Details involved movement
of citizen soldiers from each OF the 4b67
districts in the country
II will be necessary. Crowder said, to
have the men leave in small groups or the
limited facilities would be swamped. Twen-
Nv or 80 per cent Of the first quota In each
district will leave between September and
September IS, about 40 per cent VIII ieaVe
In the second movement and the remainder
will go at later date, propapiy ABOUT
october l.
whether the men will go from nome 10
cantonment camps or concentrate at some
central point in each State VIII depend on
traffic conditions.
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WOULD WITHHOLD
DRAFTEES' NAMES
Camden Board Against Pub
llcity for Men Accepted
and Rejected
TESTS ARE BEING PUSHED

mayor Ellis, Of Camden, who is also chair.
man OF the general appeal board Of Camden
'ouay announced that the names of men ac.
.ep'eo and rejected by local exemption
@uoarus @ IN that city will not be given to the
newspapers for publication.
Inc Mayor and William d. Sayres ana
vie, vie o,ner members Of the board, consulted
WIN members Of the local boards with re-
saro TO the advisabiity Of giving out the
names as the men are examined. II was
aecided that In their opinion 1t would not
De Ialr 10 tne men rejected to publish their
narnes, and also that many objections and
disturbances could be avoided by keeping
the names out Of print.
AFTER talking things over" said Mr..
sayres, we decided that It would be best
not 10 publish names In all fairness TO men
VINO are peing examined until after tile
boards have decided upon exemptions"
Despite Mr.. Sayres's sudden covering up"
OF the names In the first two Camden city
districts, nearly complete reports were oh.
famed yesterday In the Third and Fourth
Districts. In the First District judge Will
liam T. Lloyd, the chairman, allowed the
newspapermen to obtain such information
as was available. but the reports were
turned over to the general board as soon as
dozen or more examinations had been
made. and Sayres refused TO allow the
hewspapermen to see them
IN tne second District, President Ralph
W. Il. Donges chairman of the beard de-
nied all information except what might be
picked up on the outside
Ofhcials feel that several additional calls
VIII have to be made before the first quota
Is obtained Fully rs per cent Of those ex-
amined yesterday were physically dis.
qualihed or claimed exemption. OF the ex-
emption claims, the largest number was
ca the ground Of wife and dependent chill
dren, while claims on Industrial grounds
ran close second.
The county boards did not get under
way until yesterday afternoon and II was
midnight before the Second District had
| examined its days quota of 120 men,
In the First District, Of which Sheriff
Joshua G. Haines Is chairman, twenty
three men cut Of 80 were accepted and
| certified to Trenton. County Clerk Patter-
| son declared that at tho present rate Il
will be necessary to call an additional 16(
| men to obtain 100.
There were many amusing and pathetic
scenes In the examination rooms In ont
the heat awaiting his turn, left the build
| Ing and returned In bathing suit.
| This am the mos comfor'ble mammal
to walt till I gets up stahs and gets mai
clothes off," he explained.
! Another man was asked as to his presen
physical condition. Bad" he replied I'll
what way?" he was asked well, I've hat
nervous prostration for the last month,
was the frank answer, much to the amuse
men Of those present.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
Deaths

ri G n M-Suddkenly. nt Anglesea, N, j.,
z!.a,ssi i$ & si s%sS Sssr
GqRNM 5Di BylYEHR.e NSrthTOSs %,Ipsm SIN
"ts e.orss " and sophia W. bsSmsaTGps?Pi, Snq iSn 81
H. Gps irTRGs so rSs @Ss 70 ., a.
S:ln 8: as B fsSs ffs%p f Sse Pension S 6S
tsh.s tSis wiiSSt iSt ATnE'on Gem Remain. may az
BERGER,IzAus, o, SAMUEL H.; husband of
ffn' nd i5s ysa %sSot S aHfs s5 6asg int
,oiaGS Macy SR5 ,wsGw Ct
of asfs Se GSures assns ana
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aSG H. %d wa haF NS
esTUa. S ayfs psTa Rcnas z
Int sg MSre be cssTT ya%ed IN MoS Gem
daughter Of Ernest and Jennie brenge5stuhi.
Invited 10 funeral services Wed. 10 a. m.
| parents residence. 22i4 ~ Fairhi ST.. Int.
e'',So eve auto service % '"'''''' may '' ''"'0 '
GSsrP 4 SsS wo9dhsrs
| NJ. SLOAN Chapter, No. 10. II. A.. NJ Ancient
nsers 10 Invited pfo'"Sae1Sa fSnsTs Wea e?nEIn %
may be viewed Tues, Sp, m
LdGsk BUkkE AspS %dSw CITY II amss ASs s. HME STSs
ls friend; nvod 9 fnneT% so.n ThuTs
Cathedral Gem,
Aus e. sxNSSH 81 nu.SanS st %awGGa % t. sSi.
Buzine. ased ~. Relatives and friends wyo
con TFGs rs Nj % t%S o.
publican Club. invited TO funeral Wed, 3:so
i RT1ss Gems " Rsmsns Remain" MAY be mt S5
Tues. eve.
pTp IS Aug 2 IoHN KING NC
friends msmSsrs q soft Stone cutters uGissSS
MoFa M Gv.ed st Hsf % %ass o
s.. PeircE's Church Q a. IN M Int Int Holy Cross
u'% SSa9}Ssse I GsHiTs TERGEAr GGERfA j. son
sGnsI s,sd e taps1s &es psTsnS,s res, ;ni
D'lGysisL Dss Gem AatR fqHsFhIl eSRIlLE,
JAsiEs f1ausfHtSsA A|h9'f AeR9HHriTFE, assd 81: R:ls
%a r6if 9vea 4'fI aEfa sds 80 iis
csSsHY5 8 as dhd:Tss Rs ThIIfb wifi
{? sna WsS p nj private
Remains may be viewed Tues. eve.
CORNELL.-Aug 5. j.. WESLEY CORNELL
aged 6s. Relatives and friends, orionto Lodge
No. ~, !; o. Q. f.. Of, Of Lanshorne' Pa invite
brother. Edward a. Cornell. E. Marshall ave.
Langhorne Pa. Int. Langhorne NJ. z. Church
yard. Carriages will meet train at Langhorn
Station lea wing Reading Terminal 80 p. m.
CoX.-Aug: Q, SARAH wife Of Thomas Cox
daughter of late Matthew and Ellenanor Gun
bingham. Relatives and friends. y; ". NJ
Sodality. League of Sacred Heart Of Church o
our Mother Of Sorrows. invited to funeral
Thurs. $50 a. M. e41 N. 42d ST, West Pha
Solemn requiem mass Church OF Our Mother O
sorrows 70 a. m. Int: Cathedral Gem.
tives and friends, Chicopee Tribe: No. 1I6
Ns M ,nv1sd in o,iswosS 20 ThuTs mn
call Wed. eve.
DAYS,-Aug. 8, HENRY, husband Of Mar
A. Days. son OF late Rowland and Mary
Days Funeral and int convenience Of family
T. son Of Thomss pIId and , Jennie p9nsherty age
to funeral services We'd, 2 p m. parents
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
curNA READY TO AID IN WAR

WActibtion contribution to the war asainsi, against. GER 4,
many stated at the Chinese Legation tonsy
aw Ins Of the Pekin report that that trs,aet, srs 10
sUas ssns Kwo-Chang and the he oaL.ass Is@stion Of
declare war on g Gsr%asyt s,,a @syt.s approval Of
hcia's declaration IL necessary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
MAY SERVE IN ARMY
INSTEAD OF PRISON
Coatesville Man, Accused of Highway
Robbery, Ordered to Face Exemp-
ton Board

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Aug. 7-hiiton
pr"wn of Coatesviile. aged twenty-eignt
brom", ,vbo has been in the Chester County
years, wno Sar tvvo n months awaiting trial on
pbarss ppiSu" of Of highway robbery has been or r.
Snr Gsrss released by the court until ne at can Se
examined by the exemption poafu tassn as TODAY today
Vile, to which place he was 'AN'A '''A'
IN Eui he is accepted it is probable thst tns nS
IL nc asainst m him win be dropped and and
charge asa srnrn the trial list. Brown VIII
stricken zen into % the new national army instead
tses IN serving prison term. The case Is tsw %s
only or one in Chester County aitnIus havs since M
Urisoners Us were registered Du' nave
gained their liberty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

oWHEAT-Reeeipts 20 ass bu., I'll.
NC CoRM-RtniOely oTss eRptirely nominal. ''"' i"' mar
ruled iieSsipss' firm Snder ,m1 aoi1 bush The market
SSotaq9Hosess; quo qHes ana values were isrseiy nominal
loca tion-"western 'Oss for LOCAL trade. as 70
" 'oATssRecos,pa,,a 81 Mo, and NS yellow, nominal
TssrsD Ss spot were The market nsea r%
nominal. ounts otie doing end values were largely
S55ss;rS So5se No. white q No white. kite ~S5s %
=, FLouR1RecwsIhpi,,ss' wIhi,s' iaoSS ~ 2 s9Ite 49,. Wv
but but there Ss'Ss Ws, Ml iimits well mahtsined
cissr is Msi!nseT siaso issraiEht Kansas 1SS
patent 49, ssrins ssriS,sht ,isSis SS
brands Brand al ga,,.sn! sissSSis7S do. fayorite 1
patent sifTis;5SsS; city mills, choice and fancy
under aYE fatr FLOUR OUR was in small supply and firm
as 10 aaalitv "'ahd' We quote s169i1 per bbi..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07

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Cedar Hin Gem. Remains may be viewed Tucs.
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wooD.--AuE. g.. ENfNiELINE A.. wife of
VIM. Wallace Wood. Relatives and friends IN.
vited to funeral services. Wed. 2 p. m, s3o9
Race st: Int private. Remains may be viewed
Tues. to p. m.
YOUNG. -. Eighth Month 5th. RACHEL
YARNALL, widow Of Jeferson J., Youny and
seed SO. Funeral Fourth-day sth inst. ., m.
ZwINR.@Aus l. touis. husband Of viols
| Twink (nee Evansl. son Of Christian and Fred
| ricka Twink. aged 81. Relatives and friend,
invited to funeral services. Thurs. p. m.t
| brothers residence. 241G s. Bancroft at. Int
| Fernwood Gem. Remains may be viewed Wed3
after p. m. Auto funeral