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Sharp County record., 1918-03-01

See Barnett Bros. Nero. Co.,
Batesville, to buy high grade fertil-
izer cheap.
Don't wait too long to buy fertil-
izer as you might not be able to
get it. Barnett Bros. Nero Co.,
Batesville.
Neil Metcelf is the owner of a
new Ford car, which he purchased
from the agency at Hardy a few
days ago.
Roy REAGAN and family left one
day this week for West Plains, Mo-,
to spend a few days with relatives
and friends.
James 7. Carpenter, the Sullivan
township candidate for county
treasurer, was a visitor here one
day this week.
Car of the celebrated John Deere
plOws and farming tools of all kind
Use good tools and produce more
truck. Jeffery Bros. Co., Batesville
7. j. Davidson received news
this week that a lO.pound boy had
arrived at the home of his son,
Sterling Davidson, at Poplar Bluff,
Mo.
Judge j. W, Smith went to Sid
ney this week to look after some
business and to spend a few days
with his relatives and numerous
old friends.
Nothing better than a John Deere
wagon, one that has the guarantee
stamped on che bed, The best by
test" Jefiery Bros. Co, Batesvllle.
Mrs. Alice Cochran returned to
her home at West Plains, Mo-, Sat
urday, after having spent several
days here visiting relatives and
looking after business interests.
FOR SALE-One Is h p boiler
and l6 h p engine and saWmill that
can be seen running at Blanville
for $500, win take note with ap-
proved security until November I,
R A, Smith, Evening Shade.
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that pursuant TO a GER
tain order and decree Of the Sharp Chancery
Court for the Southern District made at the No.
vember term. 1917. thereof. in a certain cause
then pending in said court, wherein G. j. Buch-
anan was plaintiff and John W. Thompson was
defendant, said decree recorded in chaneery
court record D. at pages 80 to 3s, proceedings Of
said term Of court, and wherein was duly ap-
pointed special commissioner in chancery 10 OK.
ecuto the said decree, wherein the plaintiff In
said cause recovered Of and from the defendant
aforesaid the sum Of tl525 az debt, with ntorcst
at per cent from June 10, 1916, until paid.
Therefore ! win on the 9Th day Of March. 1918, at
the south front door Of tho court houae ia the
town Of Evening Shade, Southern District Of
Sharp County Arkansas, sell 10 the highest and
best bidder the following described real estate
situate in the Southern District of Sharp Coun.
ty, Arkansaa, to-wit;
The cast half Of tho southwest quarter and
part Of the northwest quarter Of the northeaat
quarter, and part Of the southwcst quarter of
the northoaBt quarter and the southeast quarter
Of tho northwest quarter OF section 4, in town.
ship Is north range west, and lot numbered rs
In the town Of Evening Shade, Arkanaas
Said sale will be 10 tatlafy said Judgment. In.
terest and costs in this cause expended,
Trims Of Sale. On a credit Of three months,
purchaser required 10 give note with approvad
security or cash in lieu Of note
Given under my hand thia 18th day Of Febru.
ary 1918,
Neil Sullivan,
Nnnnlnl InInInInaInnnn In Ihnun..-u
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
Almost A Young Man Again

+, r. Whitehurst, h, +, Dtl, Nor.
folk, Va, writes, u had been suf.
ferine for more than a year, but
eince taking Foley Kidney Pills
feel almost a young man again
They strengthen aud heal weakened
Or disordered kidneys, stop sleep dis
turbine bladder ailments, Danish
baekache, rheumatic paine, stiffness,
soreness,
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
Local News

Break your cold or laerippe with
a few doses of 666.
Barnett Bros. Mere. Co., Bates.
vile, have just unloaded a car of
galvanized roofing,
7. j. Davidson went to Hardy the
first part Of the week on business
matters.
", G. Snow, druggist Of Hardy,
was looking after business and
meeting friends here a few hours
Saturday
Nothing better than a John Deere
wagon, one that has the guarantee
stamped on the bed, The best by
test" JeiIery Bros, Co, BaleSville,
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
NOTICE TO CONFIRM
AND QUIET TITLE

Notice is hereby given that on the 8th day of
February 1918, A. S. Hester filed in my office his
petition 10 the Chancery Court of the Southern
District of Sharp County. Arkansas, wherein he
claims title in and to the following described
lands situate in said county and state to-wit:
All of the southwest quarter, acres, lying on
he right bank of Piney Fork Creek. and the
west half of the southeast quarter, 50 acres, of
section 29, west half northeast quarter. 50 acres
and all of the south half of the northwest quar-
ter, 30 acres lying on the right bank of Piney
Fork Creek, and all of the north half Of the
northwest quarter. So acres lying on the right
bank of Piney Fork Creek, also all that part y-
ing north Of the Evening Shade and Franklin
public road of the following described tracts. to-
wit: The northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter, 10 acres, and the northeast quarter of
the southwest quarter, 20 acres of section 80,
except that part or parcel of ground known as
the Graveyard Hill." and the land on the west
side of said hill upon which Is the house known as
the Williams House and Premises, all in town
ship II north. range west and containing in the
aggregate 295 acres, more or less
Now all persons who have or claim TO have
any right title or interest in said lands or any
part thereof, are hereby warned to appear in
said court within six weeks from the date here
Of and show cause. If any there be, why the
title Of the said petitioner should not be confirm
ed and quieted in said lands as prayed in said pc
tition.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of February
1918,
+, A. Boyce, Clerk.
Of the Chancery Court. Sharp County, Ark.
II. J. Radcliffe Solicitor for Plaintiff.
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice Ia hereby given that will meet the AK
payers Of the various townships Of Sharp Coun.
Ly, Arkansas, at the places and on tho dates
mentioned below for the purpose of collecting
tho taxes for the year 1917. All parties desiring
10 pay on real estate will please bring correct
descriptions VI oamo In order TO avoid errors and
delay,
Hardy at court house, Monday Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. February 20, 70, q
and ~,
Evening Shade. at court house from Monday
March 4, 10 Wednesday, April 10.
Given under my hand this the ID day Of Do
eember 1917.
J, II. KiRTLEY, Sheriff,
and Ex.Onicio Collector. Sharp County. Ark.
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01

Notice Ia hereby given that pursuant 10 a cor.
tain order and decree Of the Sharp Chancery
Court for the southern District, made ut the No.
vember term, 1917 thereof In a certain eauae
then pending In said court wherein W, u, Met,ee
ct al were plaintiffs and John W. fhonpaon waa
defendant said decree recorded In chancery
court record u at pages ~ 10 a. oroceedInga of
said term NJ court, and wherein was duly nm.
pointed specia commissioner In ehaneery 10 ey.
eeute the said decree wherein the plaintiff In
said cause recovered of and from the defendant
aforesaid the sum Of $3.50 M debt. with lntereat
nt q per cent from June 49, iOl6 until pnd
therefore will on the oh day Of March, 1918 Al
the south front door OF the court houae in the
town Of Evening Shade, Southern pislriet ef
Bhafp County, Arkansas Hell 10 the hpheat and
best bidder the following described teal satate
situate in the Southern District Of Sharp Coun.
ty, Arkansas, to-wt.
The southeast quarter of the northeast quar-.
ter, and the northeast quarter Of the aouthwest
and the northwest quarter Of tho aoutheaat
quarter, and the south half Of the aoutheast
quarter OF section 4 and the west half Of the
northwest quarter, and the west half Of the
southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter and
the eaat half Of the southwest quarter Of section
~ and the northeast quarter Of the northsaat
quarter Of eeotien H. all in township n north.
range west
Said sale will be 10 satisfy sold Judgment Ia
tefest and costs IN this cause expended,
TERMS of aaleI On credit Of three month";
purchaaer're1uired 10 give note with approved ae.
ourty or eash In lieu Of note
Given under my hand this 18th day Of February
1918,
Neil Sullivan,
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
Cut This Quit Is Worth Money

Don't miss this. Cut out this
slip, enclose with Sc to Foley & Co.,
2835 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, ILL.,,
writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return
a trial package of FOley's Honey
and Tar Compound for coughs
colds and Group; Foley Kidney
Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
Barnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
PUBLIC LAND SALE
Department Of The Interior,
U. s. Land Office at Little Rock, Ark.
Fabr11ar-u IIth 1918


Notice is hereby given that as directed by the
Commissioner of the General Land Office under
provisions of Sec PASS, R. S., pursuant to the ap-
plication of Edgar E. Wasson, Serial No. 0l4274,
we will offer at public sale to the highest bidder,
but at not less than $500 per acre, at 10 o'clock
a. n, on the 18th day of March, next at this Of
fee, the following tract of land: NE OR NE OR,
Section 32, Township II North, Range West, 5th
Principal Meridian.
The sale will not keep open, but will be decar-
ed closed when those present at the hour named
cease bidding. The person making the highest
bid will be required to Immediately pay to the Re-
ceiver the amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely the above des-
cribed land are advised to file their claims, or OBJ
jections, on or before the time designated for
sale
Jno. W. Allen, Register.
A. NJ. Ward, Receiver
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE

aneeiaI Cnmlniaainner In Chan
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
ADMINISTRATORS

Notice is hereby given that W
public administrator Of SHARP "
estate Of W. 3. Shirley, d'e'''S'
petition to the Probate Couha
for the Southern District At ~
1918. for an order for tho 'f
lands lying In the Southern w
County. Arkansas. to'wle j
The north half Of the noFlh'"
ton "a, in township 10 north ",
tanning W ,treg, for the paym'"'V
'''1 ' ]. II. Klrtl,y, Az
Estate Of W. B. Shire
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of The Interior.
us. Land Office at Little Rock, Ark.

Department VI Inc AhI7iiOb'
u. Land Office at Little Rock, Ark.
Feb. 2, 1913
Notice is hereby given that Henry A. Nichols
of Center, Ark, who on April II, 1913, made
Homestead Entry No. Os5s5, for LOT 2 NE OR
and LOT 8 NV OR, Section 8, Township II North
Range West, 9Th Principal Meridian has filed
notice of intention to o'make three year proof to
establish claim to the land above described, be-
fore Circuit Clerk at Evening Shade on the 18th
day of March, 1918.
Claimant names az witnesses: J, o. Denton
]. E. Morgan, ]. C. Gibbins, Homer Dawson, all
Center, Ark.
John W. Allen, Register.
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01

Car of Arkansas Standard FertiI-
izer just received. This is the best
for corn or cotton. Jeffery Bros. Co.,
Batesville.
Jasper Hutchinson Of Morgan
township, candidate for sheriff, was
meeting his friends here one day
this week.
Herbine cures constipation and
re-estabishes regular bowel move
ments. Price 60c. Sold by Bar
nett Drug Co.
Miss Lizzie Ford of Cave City
was an Evening Shade visitor Mon
day, and a pleasant visitor at the
Record Office.
Miss Lulu Metcalf returned home
the latter part of last week from
Floral, where she taught school
during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Edwards
left a few days ago for ST. Louis,
where they went to buy goods for
the Edwards Nero. Co.
George A. Stroud returned to his
home at SWiftOn the first part of
the week, after having spent few
days here attending to some busi-
ness.
NJ. A. Coger, formerly of this
place, but later Of Heber Springs,
last week moved to Mountain
Grove, Mo-, where he took charge of
a hotel.
G. H. Matheny Of Sullivan town.
ship was here the first part of the
week and left for the Northern Dis
trict in the interest of his candidacy
for sheriff.
A band Of gypsies struck town
one day this week, and those of our
people who failed to have their for
tunes told did so over protest of
the gypsies.
| rented the farm Monday morn
ing. Quick results. An advertise.
ment in the Record is worth all it
costs, and then some. A. E Al
bright, Cave City.
Barnett Bros, Nero. Co., Bates
vile, will sell you a good fertilizer
at $50 per ton.
Elder F. M. Eldridge of Lave
Creek township delivered two inter
esting sermons at the Christian
church here Sunday and was heard
by good-sized congregations.
c, B. Snow of Maxville was in to
see US one day this week. His fam
lily has been afflicted with smallpox
the past several weeks, but he says
all the patients have now recover.
ed.
For hoarseDess, inhamed lungs or
irritating coughs, Ballards Hore-
hound Syrup is a healing balm, 1t
does its work quickly and thorough.
Iy Price 25c, SOC, and $l00 per
bottle. Sold by Barnett Drug Co.
The recent grand jury of the cir.
cult court at Evening Shade ad-
iourned after a three days session,
returning only one indictment. The
next circuit court up there will be o
holiday for the prosecuting attor.
Journal.
Fred Whitaker a mule buyer,
was in Evening Shade Tuesday
but did not make a purchase. 1t
seems that work stock has become
a scarce commodity in this section,
and there are few good animals Of
lered for sale. However, Pace, a
PoCahontas buyer, bought five
mules here Saturday, but he paid
some fancy pr.ces
| will have an up-to-date line Of
ladies', misses and childrens hats
this season. Nv order is on and
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
NOTICE FOR PUBlI |
Department Of 'Ih' lh',l l,'' ~
u, q, Land once at Ll'v' w, w

Department W '',,. pA
US. Land once at LI'ls~ ~
February ., lll'
Notice Is hereby given 'h'' w, NJ
Zion, Ark, who on Dcee'',r, ,'',.' NJ
Joining Farm Homestead ! h'". T',,S.
sw or NE OR, Section " 'v v,'l,|
Range 2 West 9TH prin''p'' a..I'sl ~.
notice Of intention 10 make ',D,' .'as.'
TO establish claim 10 the ,sn' - 1''.', '.,I M
fore Circuit Clerk, at M''O'''"
day of March. 1913 ,...,., N,
Claimant names IA wl'n's'~ s'',,, a
John Foster, 7, 7, Taylob 0''
Of Zion, Ark ,A.wAbI
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01

observation-disclosures relieves
Rheumatism, Sprains, Neuralgia, etc.
FOR SALE: Good Corn at the
Price farm. See Melvin Simpson
at the farm.
Wanted Laborers Tor quarry
work, drillers, shovelers, sledeers
leaders, drivers. Apply at quarry,
Williiort.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-07
Walthour, Wonderful Cycist, Tells Of
Remarkable Career On Saucer Track
BY JAMES J. CoRBETT
Copyright, 12sz. by King Features Syndicate. lne)

lea tor their income And that isu''
much
'The bos, hnaDci4I showing ever
nlade was ua july 4 'au4. ] rode 'f'
afternoon race near Fos'oH and ct
sl.I50 for winning That niEht
entered another rare and woh ne
prize az St100 which made 50, 80
for one days wora. 90 course, that
was wac extraordinary, but the e
we're many bicycle riders in those dars
who were making huge incomes net
only through prizes but through
bonuses, donated 10y The concerns
whose wheels, saddles, etc. they used.
'Do you Intend 10 stick 70 ths
bicycle game I asked.
".4s long rs can Wathour re-
piled. "Os tuurse, fl usuail" harPe0
that when "a bike rider suffers bTo|
en- leg Il IS q big handicap to h.u1
later on. He CON break most Of th"
other bones ia his body without bind
erin. him later in pcddhnE. Bat ct
broken leg is bad thing. However.
Il this leg OF mine rounds into shapa
! am certainly soIng to stick +" tn"
bike game az long as | can stay GA
wheels It's a fine game. a fine eHchF
ing sport. and ! love IT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-07
NEW YORK GIANTS
MAY TRADE RERztG
RunIored That Famous Second Stacker
WI BE Seen in Uniform of
Boston Braves.

New York. Jar. Captain Charlie
LSrxoe'x days with the Giants are
Numbered. I3ea2itc the fact that
president Hampstead announced last
week chat the second baseman was
not to he traded, runner has Il that
EerzoE HIi be seen iU tns uniform OF
the Boston Braves the coming sen
son.
Herzos and Manager McGraw arc
a. lorgerhcads. They were bitter RI
,oif when Herzog managed the Reds.
NcGraw. however. has always recog-
njzed the plaIng ability of his field
enrtaiu He brought hun back TO the
Giants in the deal which sent Mathew
s0n to tho Red rs manager. Friction
broke out between the two men early
,hst fall jHst before the worlds series,
EerGoE left the team. he says 10 rest
up for the big games, McGrow is
quoted us saving no permission was
given Herzog 20 quit the Giants Her
zo% showed up for the big series, but
thu friction eliminated In the fifth
GENE Of the series, Saliee was pitch
ina He was "in bad right along.
perzoG wanted him relieved Nc
t1row overruled i1iH The Giants lost
enG McGraw received considerable
criticism for his bad management.
Hsrzog ia going to sac the New York
club for the salary which was de-
Quoted when he VAS suspended for
ftgE team His contract still
sakssss@s YEA r to run, but II If a foregone
thaE@-.aIE@fhw VIII dispose
or him.
When the Boston team traded Tyler
to the Cubs for Larry Doyle and
Catcher Wilson it paved the way for
| d three-cornered deal with the Giants
! inrzog wifi not he sold 20 the Cubs
This latter with the acquisition OF
Alexander ana other stars viii be
} formidable rivals OF tho Giants for
the pennant. Cincinnati would like
iferzog, but Matty, with Topey out
tot the game has nothing 10 offer in
exchange McGraw's pitching staff
needs boisterinE up. His southpaw
/ trio--Benton, schupp and Saliee---are
% K. but ii is on the starbqard aide
that the Giants are weak Tesreau is
an in and outer. Territt pitches good
hall in streaks Stallings has the man
AcGraw wants-Dick Rudolph The
latter Is the mainatay of the Braves
With a team Hike the Giants behind
him he would improve 100 per cent
4 With Marsnvflle out Of his infield be-
cause Of military duty. StaillnRs needs
. man like Herzog on which to huild
up the inner works Of the Bustons.
So the dope has 1t that Rudolph
and perhaps some other players vii
come to the Giants in exchange Ton
Hcr2og.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-07
PLAYING THE FIELD
Rr JACK XFIOCk.

New York. Jan. s--Grover Cleve-
land Alexander, the mighty right
rander OF the Chico 80 cubs, was the
cham ion pitcher % the National
fearue for the season OF 1917, ac-
fording to the official averages. made
public today.
The great "a -Ph1Ny slahber led All
others with an average of the least
earned runs per game scored against
him. lie hello opposing batsmen to
f.S5 tallies per nine innings and
turned in e total of thirty victories.
as against thirteen defeats
Pol Pcfritt. OF the Giants. was "a
close second in the matter Of eFTec,
tiveness. allowing but 1855 earned
ffirS per game. and he was followed
BY F'erdie schupp, his club mate. with
ts5. and Pete Schneider OF the Gin
eirnati Reds with 49,.
Jirr Vaughn If the cubs; Nehf Of
tfe Braves; salles of the Giants
Toney. or the Reds; Pfe~er of The
Dodgers, and RiEey. Of the Phillies.
eornplete the list of the first ten
ranking pitchers. and il Is rot iceabie
thTt AYe Of the ten are left handlers.
Phil Douglas, of Chicago, pitched
III the greatest number Of ganes-5i
followed by Barnes Of Boston. with
90. Alexander scored most shutouts
49,, and he also lea IN oon7piete Eanaes
pitched with 50. Alexander led the
rlvbt-handers IN sfrfkeouts with 20l
cut Of the $50 hatame9 tacin~ him
Vaughn. Of Chicago, led tho LETT
handlers with the higher percentage
at 1875 striseouts our of 1916 chances.
In consecutive victories .Sallee aud
echreiderf tied with run Of nine
games each. the former making his
and the latter during the winning
se-aak Of Cincinnati from June to
JUS IS
Two Victories ia one afternoon
were scored July ! by Toney. eof F1n-
einnati against Pittshurg. on Seq
temper ., by Alexander. OF PhilaGel-
riiia. AGAINST Brooklyn, and on Sep.
tengher u. bv poak OF 81. Louis, also
xaiEst Brooklyn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-07

Bobby walthcur sizes up as the E'ost
remarkable figure in cycling history
and the mystery 81 ;he medical pro
fansior. He began his racing career
shout twenty ysRrs ago and since that
time these are among the happenings
in his life.
Broke right collsrbone IS tiul-..
Brokt lett coilsrbone is times.
Suffered 80 rib fractures.
Had IS stitches taken in both
legs.
Has more than t0o body scars
as the result of bruises and cuts
Shows SO stitch scars on his
face, forehead and head ~ the Re-
suit OF sewed up wounds
Has broken six of his fnSct3
and one NJ has thumhs.
Has been pronounce fatally
injured sax times
Has been pronounced dead
twice
But here am sti,l alive but mighty
peeeish. declared Wsithour fen
aass ago Ana thea he explained
"Tm beginning 10 think that a tins
il chasing me During ny racing
tzreer vas T. more than $50 spills
Yagt never ONCE ia. either % my legs
broken ( began g figure that they
were unbrea Eat!e. And now. look zt
ace. Here sra iaia mp IN bee v'fh
: Isroke1 .rR through siiDpina or
,. little piece O. &c ISM that tough
taek IL ti.ut thar al ole timer I'ha
ala eas docg- lee fracture ln
hundreds G.. accide-t@ ami then IaI
and break IL on Il Sidewalk
II IS doubtful IL n man ever suffered
iaore bore fracture thaH mas wal
,nou3 ana lYed thtovga it, For more
faha ten %Harf n" ma. amazPa me
sarttiez+ "o.to T. IL "'''i+y N' ''sgi'
from & em,ogiE fa'@' 'oenl", s.'''
aad "E@'n ht W.. e5''s''4F 20 .,o'
L. N9se srt @ait7""' 3I~A2s n'f.-
fzea I" 0I tnFo3r.. - D. a. ''l@ ~ =.
9 for one NJ 6;.'5. 1s3@ a"4 ne@f't
lat '-1's.'t''' .,.ySt 81. 'o, y pre- ,, y. ;
lGk ga A-@''s v rs. as ne F"'7 -,
" IA "a inc 5+ie ID pe.ul'ar 7P''L
+ >o1f career '-she" INC nero o'
20 many @e@.aerlS ~ i''1 a@ceT t'4e s.
= happened IN L2lp'Ie' 'eflFa.3E
Wa ne f5"ei. b 'aHcH - '''e'
vert down ~ fTort ar i'e, "@s 50
flt'se 80 tnA'" una S'dtoh 5''e'
&C.. af+ ?" ga" g." IA. ait" NV
- >. -, 80 - y. ,-,.,,s ~
..,,.,.l,.....,,,ss a., ,,.a,f.
~ f" ~ w. 90 '''
A'"t
4fea 3&'+fftet g ''" 'if''.tsS @'''-1
] t1aa c"5ft #H*st n Ft 1tt" "i z Ph'.''e,
after u" spLt ] }A''-ptd Up ciIIn p"'
~ no. 3.n" ar' @tl"DStn m" b"
bael+@p Ji3a] 7Nn~, 40 'fot'h hnSei %
4 sas.i 5. ny head and ten inch rip
81 r@N leg. finished ana won the race
Ffasch nae only about siA APPS 10 :"
irpn the point "hefe the spun occur
'ed.
Z don't remember thing ;hHt
happened from the moment of tho
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-07
District 3

viii embrace the counties of Has,
over, GoOehisnd, Fluvanna, Lsuisn, Al
bemarle, RockinRhams Greene. Orange.
Madison. Culpeper. Page. Shenandoah.
Augusta, Highland. RappsAsnno~k.
FsnQuier, warren. Frederick. Clarke.
Loudoun, Fairfax. Prince William. stat
ford. spotsyivania. Caroline ana cities
Of FrcderfcksburK, Alexandria am1
Charlottesville. THIS district aIse I'M
cludes all territory not embraced In the
other four districts.
William Philips. Keezletown S 600
Fred Swizer. Harrisonburg. $3.50
Mfrs Fannie l.. Smith, North
Park street, Charlottesville. case
w. f. Graves, Charlottesville 5000
Mrs. Minnie l. st. John. r. r. D.
i. Box .. Howardsvilie, VA 4o.o7s
Gladys Craft. Scottsviile, Va $50
Gussie Nixon. Ashland Va ... 5000
Ruth Beatty. Front Royal Va. 5.0ea
Nellie Hines, Staunton, VA. 700
Mary Mccoy, Catpeper. Va. ..... 5000
Mabel Mack, Clifton Station. Va. 5000
w. w. Creiner. Orange. Va. $3.50
C.. Y. Harris Scottsvilte, Va. $40
W. w. Greiner. Orange. Va j. $3.50
Ethel Coleman. Basic. Va.....-. 5000
Mrs. Frank stores. Luray. Va. 5000
Julia Goodloe. Gordonsville, Va. 5000
Mrs. Hugh Kerr, Stanton. Va. 5000
Ruth Levy, Orange. ya...... 5000
Va. -. ...... s.. 5.iy,
Mrs. E. &c. Butler Bowling
Green. va, ................... 5000
Mrs. j. @. Wright, Union Mills,
Va. ................... s,27o
Elsie Morris, Culpeper, Va -. $3.50
Mrs. w. p. Gibson. Herndon. Va. 5000
Mrs NJ. II. King. Fredericksburg.
Va. 49,. $3.50
Gladys Day Orange. va. ....... 5000
Lillian Fox. Waynssboro. Va. 531V
Mia Bltncoc. Ashland. va....... 5000
Mrs. Irving Stone. ashland. 1850
Thos. Henderson. Louisa $3.50. 5000
Va. .......l..'..3... n 3. 10000
Gladys Jenkins. Mill&ood. VI. 5.lS0