Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-13
: lfarary paste at the Chronicle office.

capped from the farm a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Karr, of Harri.
man, are guests at the Rea House
this week. Mr.. Karr is a clerk in the
Taylor store. They are here for a
brief vacation and rest.
John Neal, from Jefferson county,
has bought the Frank Hughes fam
Pomona.
Andy Horn was here from Monterey
last week visiting with friends.
ESTRAYED OR STOLEN-Onel light
bay horse, weight about 500 pounds,
four years old past, white nose, star
in forehead, one hind foot white, fore
to- cut off, weathers show SADDLE
marks, shod all around when last seen,
July Y, wear5 No. 2 shoes, good
gated animal will pay Ten Dol
lars reward for information as to his
whereabouts or delivery to my home.
s. H. Watson, Waston, Tenn.
Last week G. ". Cline closed deal
whereby the Ernest Fields farm of 40
acres, lying near LantanG. was sold to
&. NJ. Smith and 7. II. Cline, fer
$500. One Of them will occupy the
farm and the other plans to live in
Crossville. This is an exceptionally
good farm both for stock-raisng and
general farming. Possession will be
given about the first of the year. u.
w. Cline is now seeking to purchase
suitable property in to@n or near
which will be acceptable to these gen
tlemen.
Every pair Of our shoes are solid
leather. II they DO not give satsfac'
tion we will refund your money. W. T.
Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Jarret and
family are here from Greensboro,
Ala, for a visit Of some days.
We handle foil line CT Peters Dia-
mond brand shoes, Feed and Groceries.
All goods delivered in town. Give US a
trial order. w. /. Hale.
Sam Simpson arrived Friday from
Fort Smell, Oklahoma, for a furlough
of 80 days. Also Elmer Blaylock,
Erasms; arrived in town Friday as
discharged soldier.
Lieut.. Edward J. Ducey and wife
arrived from London, Ono, Wednesday
for visit of fortnight with Mrs.
Ducey parents, Mr. q Mrs. S. &.
Bishop. Lieut., Ducey i not stran-
ger here as be assisted In the survey
OF the Menphisto Bristol highway
some years ago.
No pen SURPRISES the WATERMAN,
sold at c Chronicle office. Ii you
never used a WATERMAN il is likely |
you do lot know what a really good
and sat sfactory fountain pen is. They
are al guaranteed.
Mi Alice Jernigan left Saturday |
for (; visit Of a week wlth her aunt at |
Bloomington Springs.
thomas Manning, I.itton, arrived ID !
town S. urday as d!Schargeu Soldle: |
file rec atty arrived from overseas.
For Sale-Frpsh nilch COW. J. E.
Converse. Sl3~2t.
COAL LEADERS WANTED. 1t is
our intention to double our output at
once, ano for this reasO4 de7i1c a large
nun Der Of coal ioadeTs. We are open
ing some new entries and pul chasing
additional ecu puent. Our mines are
looted at jewell Ridge, TazeEel
County, Va. Any Il an desiring to come
can write f. V. Walker, SGpt., Jewell
Ridge, Va. Mines are located on the
Norfolk {. Western K. R., CIinch Val
lev Division. Passengers arriving at
Richlanc $. We, will take shoot train
from f ctlanCS. which gees 10 ni' IS
daily, except Sunfag, at 2 and +.
NJ. We have nice living quarters, good
wages, ard work very da'.
Jewell Ridge C,.l Corp' ratiur,
7-23-8t. Jewell Ridge, We.