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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27
CONNIE LEWIS TO UMPIRE

A game of baseball that is creating considerable interest will be staged tomorrow afternoon at Seaside Park between the Bridgeport police ball toSSers and the White Rose diamond combination Connie Lewis will Of1Ciafe as um Dire.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27
Local BnLZ Fans
 lnU0de NeD HUUen
By GEORGE E. FTRSTBROOK

Fully hundred local baseball fans
 witness the double bill der tribe and the Brown Derbes Several parties left hour in automobiles and the Louis Bogash, Smith, Kelly Newfied park notabes between Bridgeport Haven always ts and todays double
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27
MERCANTILE LEAGUE

Tine HDIsTTIa-Whi~e Rose team will n1,v 1f,e Meigs Founders in the final game of the Mercantile League to- night- The Meigs team has not won a. game this year and is playing medi- ocre game
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27
STANDING
GAMES TOMORROW.

Bridgeport at PItxsheId-
 Pdttsdeld 1. Waterbury 2 Albany at Springfield New Haven at occeSter-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27
2 GAMES CARDED

Two games are scheduled in the Recreation League tomorrow night kellys keystoneS will match up with the Lynn Stars and the EIks All-Stars will cross bats with the Red Men
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27

Joe Yelling and Sailor FTefdman, two best lightweight coniendeTSs from the West, will clash in a ten round e1o11+ at Aurora III. next Friday night
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27

Today's Games. Chicago at Washington St Louis at New York. Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Philadelphia
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27
Standing Of Teams,

Today's Games Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at St Louis.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27

Al Norton of Yonkers, who has been going great guns of late, has been matched to meet Sammy Groode of the Coast, in 12 round setto at Long Branch, August 12.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27
TodayS Games.

Bridgeport at New Haven Springfield at PltfsGeid- Worcester at Hartford Albany at Waterbury
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27

MANCHESTER, VT.-MaxweIl R. Marston, William Patten, Walter J. Travis and other star golfers started in the qualifying round today in the EwanoIk Club tourney
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27

MILWAUKEE-Jo Wren, Aus tralian sportsman and wealthy horse man, has cabled to Tom Andrews an offer to back Billy Shade, California m1dd1eWeight, who has defeated all corners in Australia and who Is soon to return to America for $50,OOO a side against Tommy Gibbons, Georges Carpentler or Harry Greb- The offer is bona dde
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27
BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN.

Cleveland 8, Boston 3.
 Washington 2, Chicago O.
 Detroit 3, Philadelphia (caIled end of tenth inning. rain.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27

CHFCAGO-George Duncan and Abe Mitchell, British golfers, were the victors over Charles Evans and Charles F. Mayo. in the EdgewateI tourney.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York g, Pittsburgh s. Brooklyn 5, Chicago o. Philadelphia 8, St. Louis 2. Boston at Cincinnati, postponed, rain
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27
SPORT SNAPSHOTS

TRENTON-The State of New Jer- sey will receive $139,0 ,000 as it's share of the Dempsey and Carpenter fight.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27

BOSTON-NathanieI w. Niles was the victor over Willis F. Davis in four sets in the Longwood tennis championships
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27

CHICAGO-Preside Hickey of the American Association fined John C. Hendricks, manager of the In dianopolis club, $500 for forfeiting a game to Milwaukee last Sunday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27
Scorc YcSterllal

Bridgeport l, Worcester O. Pittsfield 4. Waterbury 2 New Haven s, Hartford 2- Springfield 6, Albany A.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27

Secretary Jimmy Kelly announced to the scrfbes that he would try to arrange 9. double header with HaFk ford Sunday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27

DehbieS Finish BattIers
 The rapid-fire ''cOmeback' of the Derbies yesterday proved an inspir- ing tonic to local fandom. The l to win over the speedy Worcester Boosters again demonstrated that the McCann squad are fighters to the last ditch.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27

Manager Pat O'Conor of the Law makers is still picking up new play CT Groh, a shortaop, is his latest acquisition
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27
Leasure Outpitches Bach

Johnny TIllman a Winner
 Although the Brasscos Outbatted the HMlies, Johnny Tillman. Bridge port hurler for the Bay Stafers, cop ped another victory
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27

The Ponies had their batting eyes yesterday and beat out Albany by running up string of five talRes in the fifth inning
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-27

Neal Ball and Rnbe Oldring are again diamond associates. Both performed in the American league at the same time, OfdrinE being on the Athletics, while Neal was wear ing the livery of the Yankees and
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
URlANOVIC DOMAlih 81
SOUDEM SVEHO ZNCVU-
DOSAZENf.

e slnzby pro domntlt pre-
kroteni sluzebnich pfedpis0
pfopuSteny hasit a pred8eda
hasicskt unie Constantin A.
Ul'banoyit zadal vtera k olres-
nimu soudu, ably tyz naiidll
move jehp ustanovenl. Byl
propulsion asistentem haslc-
skeho nacelnika J. Nimmoem,
dne 23. ledna q propuSteni je-
no potvlzeno ridite!cm NEST
skG be2petnosti A. l.. Spro-
stym, iakoz i komisi obtanskt
sluzby.
V zadosti 81 ztezujc Urbano-
vic, ze mu nebylo dovoleno VII
Ii 81 pravnika, ably iej hajil pfl
vyslechu Il Sprosttho a nebyli
pripu$t6ni ami sv6dci, ktefl me-
Ii jeho prosp6ch vypovldati
4 proto povazuie sv6 propu-
Steni ia nelegalni a nesprave-
dive.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
UROVNANf STAREHO
SOUDNfHO PRfPADU.

VGera ukonGen byl IL o.
kresniho soudu process, jenz Sc
tail cd +. 1901 tykal Sc
stavby tunelu pod jeZerem F.
rie. Podnik zadan byl k prove
deni w. j. Gawnesovi "a may
ora McKissona. jednalo sc o
tunel. ktery mel vesti a mile
pod hladinou iezerni ke cribu.
Zapocato bylo +. 1896 a hned
ma to bylo vybuchem V tunelu
zabitO nekolik delniku. Roku
1901 mesto Gawnesovi praci
odebrafo tvrZenim, re neni s
to praci provesti a dokoncilo
podnik We vlastni rezii. Gawnes
pax m6sto zazaloval ma domn6
le nezaplacenou Castku "a
praci Jim vykonanou, mGsto
pax Dodalo protizalobu ma OBJ
nos S284.802. kterouzto pfi ST.
ce vyhralo, ale obnos do dnea-
niho dne nedostalo. We snaze,
ahv suma bvla zaplacena pod
niklo m6sto krokv proti Eide
ltv and Deposit Co., ktera ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
fKAVNf.S REMBRANDT
sHLEDAN ViNNYM T.
FODPLACENi UkADU.
Ceha jej "a To hf,Iete vexeni
" Atlanta.

Samuel Rembrandt, pTlvpil,
znamy mezi demohratickyi
politickymi 5initeli, byl poro,
tou fedcralniho soldct We
stenhayera v6eFa odpoledne
shleGan vinnym, re Sc poku3il
,0O0 podplatiti federalniho
ofohibitniho agent1 Counisa.
Por0ta uva2oyala Q pripadu
iea daset minat a 20 prohla-
SEM yyfokn pozadal pravnl
zastupce Obial0vaneho o noVy
sOud. Die zakona byl by REM
brandt OdsouZen ma TIL roxy
GO venice Y Atlantic a k mOz-
ne troinasobne pokutt obnosu,
jiinz chttl 1fednika "podmaZa-
IL, ably jaksi Counts zamhoa-
I'll oko phi nedovolenem pre-
vazcni whisky.
Prohibicni agent pOzval pro
lep$i usvedceni Rembrandta,
tohoto do sve uradoVny, kde
skryl diva sv6dky. Phi domluVe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
SOKOLOVE!
liOna Sc

Pfisti nedGli, dine 27. bfe2na
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
PRfFF AVY X EOjI MTzi
sPOLEtNOsTf FOUL. DFAh
A ZkfzENCi.
Concon Sc stav. prot uniirn
hodla sni5it; nzdy.

Ufednici Claveland5kt spo-
le6nosti poulitnich drah a Ii
stupci uni zam53tnancn, Sc
idou Sc pffStl tyden, snad Y il
terry odpoiedne, ably projedna-
Ii novou mzdoyon d0hodu, jr-
likoz stara smlouva vypr8i .
pnlnoci ane 80. dubna. Schuzc
svolana jest na zadoSt preei-
denta spolejnosti Johna ].
Stanleye, ktery ycera zaslal
pfipadny dopis predsedovi IL
ME Fred Telschowi, nemz na
vrhuje iistt zmtny. Spoletno2t
pozadaie, ably odstavec els. /,
jimz jest pozadovano, ably kon-
dukteri a iiditi byli vylutn&
Gleny unie, byl v6bec vypuSt6n,
jakoz odstavec zVlaatni
nahrad5 IA SluKbu nedtlni,
svatetni a nocni a p0dminky,
ze kazdy 2ri2enec ma byti "a
mesinan neimtn6 6 hodin den
ne. Podobn6 ma byti vypuAt6n
paragraf stanovici nejmenSi
plat konduktern a fiditn od
70 do 75c ma hodinu.
V psani Sc ale Stanley neZmi
nuie, jaRy plat byla by spo-
leGnost hotova zfizencum pla-
titi, at V lednu podobnGm do
pise bylo psano o srazce 20
procentni q dneSni sazby a 81
ce potatRem mesice kv6tna.
VySledek schHze hlaSene ne
bude vSak smtrodatny. ale bu-
de znoyu projednavan na
schulz unie, ktera Sc bude ko-
natl Is. dubna q iejiz usnese-
M bude jistym ultimatem lSech
zamestnancu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25

ba j NONE smrti, kdyz vGera
ieho stroj sfitil Sc pobljze
Jones Gear Co. ma Mandalay
Ave. a Wayside rd. N. E. Me-
hoda udala Sc prave po jeho
vzletnuti ma nedalekem lett
sti, ale jejl pi.iciny az dosud
nebyly vysetfeny. Letadlo spa
do nahle a zarylo Sc propele-
ry do Zeme. Jones vynesen byl
z trosek V bezv6domi, ale po-
zd6ji shledano, ze vyvazl Gel
KEN beZ ZnaGnajsiho zran6ni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
HUDEBNf VEcfREK v
MILES PARK kNIHOVNE.

%. bfezna veGer usporadan
bude v Miles Park knihovna
veeirek. pri n6mz obstara pro-
gram The American Steel and
Wire Co. Ma pofadu bhde pred
nes muzskych sbori tehoz "a
vodu, etverozpevG, jakoz i pro-
dukce trubatskeho a tambor-
skeho sboru "a rizenf Mr.. Clea-
tora.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
NEVfTANA NAvsTEvA u
kRAJANA CHUDOEY.
Eyl ohraden o obleky v Gene
$500.

V els. 1895 Broadway pro-
vozuje kraian Louis Chudoba
krejtovskou zivnost. Dnes ra-
no byl nepfiiemnt pTekvapen,
Edyz shledal, ze neznamy lu-
pic vyrazil 'okno jeho vyklad
nj skiine. vrlikl do dilny. 2 KITE
re mu. 2 jeho zasob uchysta-
nFch k ial.himu prodeji, Wy
kradl hotoyych oblekG a latek
Y Gene 5000. Pfipad byl hla-
sen policii a tato zahaiila po
nesytdomitem pobertovi patra
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
JARNi DOBA DOBA PRO-
BOUZEJlCI Sc LASkY.

Vesna nenl nadarmo op6Vo-
vana ba8niky jako doba, kde
poclna zivot veSkera priroda,
ale iahG cas-, kdy Y mladych
srdclch poGinA kiIciti laslta.
Frank Iizelman, klerk, jenz
ms m starosti vydavani povo-
lehi k shat kun, ma tom du-
kay, fltrt Ysak aeisou ami
pIi nejmensim poetickymi. Ma
totiz ."ternou" listhlu, se2nam
vSech uprchnuvsich mladych
neZralyeh liditek, iimz dosud
nedoVoluie zakoH vstonpiti Y
jho manzelsk6ho hlaha. Ma Sc
Znamu jest pres tiicet imen
mlad' 'ounkych aletinek = ger
tlemanu sotya $kolc odrostlych,
vesmGs podeZfeni, %e by fa-
di zamenili zkuSanosti stayu
svobodneho "a starosti man
Zelske bez svolcni roditd a pres
narizeni zakona. Ma VSechny
tyto laskychtiyt teka pan IL
Zclman, ne, ably Jim license
vydal, are postal ie donna, kde
by Jim rodice jak nalczi w
sv6tlili, ze mail dosud ma tako-
VI hlouposti dosti Gasu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
SESTNACTILETA DfVKA IT,
NESENA "a HfLEHO
DNE..

Vtera V praN6 poledne Sla
1G-leta Mary Nigrova, 2415
Scovill Ave. S dv6ma druzka-
mi pc Euclid Ave. kolem Stat
Ter hotelu, .kdyZ poiednou by
la n6jakym mladym muzem u
chopena a mocne Sc Zdrahajici
ynesena do automobilu, ktery
rychle vychodnim smerem po
Euclid Ave. ujel. Kdyz Sc div
ka AMI vcera noel domiI ne
vratila, oznamili rodice jeii
piipad policii. Mladik Sc pry
dvofil divce jiz po nekolik dni
a jest nem pouZe znamo, re
pry bydli nekde Ma Clark Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25

vypravoval zalovan}, ze zastu-
puie Morrise RressleTa Loui-
Sc Ribnera, ktefl nell IA ce-
ste z jistt kentlcke yinopalny
do New Yoi.lsu plnJ autotruck
llhoyin a EterJz nallad byl prh
ye Countsenl zabayen. Rem
brandt zadal, aby prohlaail
Counts, ze dopraya Sc d6je Y
nredpisech Zakona "a tuto
sluabu nv nabizel 81 900,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25

GaWneSe ruGila. Pri vcerejsim
urovnani sporu obdrzelo mesto
eek ma $4,000 od jmenovane
spolecnosti a platebni roZkaz,
ably Gawnes zaplatil $685.
1893, iak soudem roku 1905
bylO stanOveno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
LISTARNA REDAKCE.


Dlouholeiy odberatel. Zpra-
VII stavce Ii X. & M. Brass
< Aluminium Castings Co. ne
mnZeme uvereJniti, lellkoz
iste Sc nepodepsal. kazda po-
dobna Zprava musl neSti pod
pis zaailatele, neb Jest "a nj
take Castecne zodpovednym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
SPOLECNA
SCEIUZE

vsech clenu a clenkyn mist
nich Jednot V Sokole Cleve-
Land. Dulezite y6ci Ia pro
gramu. Necht' kazdy ellen
a clenkyne jest na SVEN mi
ste. Zacatek presne We dve
hodiny odpolednc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
SPADLY POSTOVNf AERO
PLAN.

r. G.. Jones, pilot postovni-
no aeroplanu, uSel jen st'ast-
nou nahodou t9zsimu Zran6ni,
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-05-20

Vaughn F. S. heirs. 40 acre :.
Williams Shelby. GO acres.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
Danuel Bascum. IL acres.
Fugate Marcum, 200 acres
Greer Herbert, II acres.
Owens James, 81 acres.
PIllion Nm. 81 acres.
Pillion Andy. IL acres.
Wolfenbarger Arch, 80, acres.
All deli quent taxes can be
paid until June the LIST, after hat
date the penalty will beS per cent
The penalty increases each month
til the back tax attorney will file.
a bill in Chamcery to sell the de-
lInquent land.
ELI FLEENOR, Trustee.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-05-20
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

By order State Supt. of Public
instruction, regular Teacher Ex-
animation will be held at Sneed
vile Tennessee, on May Goth, and
9th, 1921. All who are planning
to teach this year that do not
hold Certificates should take this
examination as teachers will be
contracted before the July ex-
animation.
L. ]. Catron.
County Supt.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-05-20
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
TAKE NOTICE.

On the frs MoRdoy in June next, ]
will turn over TO the Comptroller of the
Treasury, list of all delinquent real
estate taxes as show. by the records in
my Office. and on said day, under the
Law. an additional penalty of five per
cent viii accrue on the gross amount of
taxes. interest and penalties now pro-
vided by law
The following is is list of such de-
linquents, the district in which the
property is situated. and the number of
acres in each tract s follows:
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-05-20
COMMENCEMENT.
HANCOCK COUNTY
HIGH SCHOOL.

The school is nearing its close
There. remains but one more
week actual class Work. Then
follows the closing programs.
The order of which will be as
follows:
Sunday eveing. May the 22nd,
z 80 pm. Annual Sermon, Rev.
J. H. Sharp, Knoxville.
Monday eveing May 23rd, 7.3O
p.- m. school Play Martins
Country Store.
Tuesday eveing May Oath. 7.30
p. m. Slasa-Day Exercises.
Wednesday morning May 25th,
1000 a. m. Graduating Exer-
clses- Address-Dr. George A.
Hubbell, Lincoln Memorial Univ
ersity.
There is graduating class of
twelve members, the first
to leave the school carrying dipl-
omas from first class High School.
The class roster is as follows:
George ii. Baker, J. Davis
Dougherty, Thos. ]. Harrison Jr.,
William B. Harrison, Oscor l..
Neil, Garrett II. Trent, Nina B.
Collins. Mary A. Campbell,
Emily E. Hopkins. Stella M.
Roberts Agnes V. Parkey and E.
A. Bowen.
Rev. J. H. Sharp will preach
At Sneedville on Saturday May
2lst, and will preach forenoon
and evening on Sunday the 22nd.
The fact that DR.. HuEbell, |
President of Lincoln Memorial
University will be present and |
address the people is gratifying. |
indeed.
Prof. Frank Nelson with two
lady singers. all of Knoxville,
will furnish the music for the
programs on Tuesday evening
and Wednesday morning.
A great time is expected and
the people of Hancock will show
their appreciation bv giving
large crowds.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-05-20

have long been reeoEa.z-d. a. t'iss
Harris SAYS. a. one ~ tlc very hcst
remedies iuT the rt.'~t al 1fcuns-
iisru- Khcuwatis T. ms. especially
IN chronic cases. often Cause the
most Intense suffering. brit Or Miles
Ams. Pam Fl.> seldom fs-l 70 give
-t a. Ehs -sEcr When cltci -
us.. su c.-s rra,h'
SIS u~4 cua-s~--e assurfra tie
ret ~ ~ prize 90 tac a. q bas u ne
bentAt r~G@ilA ~ - aS-. ststA
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-05-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
( Local and Personal

Mr.. E. o. Parkey of Sedalis
was visitor in Sneedville Thurs
day.
Mr. Robert Alder was a bust
ness caller at the News offic
Wednesday.
Mrs. L. +. Johnson was a vel
come visitor at the News offic,
Wednesday.
Dr. McGaha of Evanston. wa
a.Snsedville visitor one day this
week.
M. w. J. Mathis of Sdeedville.
r. 3. was in town on business
Thursday.
A. j. Dean and John Livesay
OF Kyles Ford, was in Sneedviuc
on business Wednesday.
Mr.. A. j. Lvesay of Kyles Ford
wasa welcome caller at the News
office one day this week.
On last Friday evening light
aning struck and killed a horse
and mule for Mr.. Charley
Greene, who lives near Evanston.
Tenn.
Hon. w. It. FISHERMAN has been
.,re-appointed as the Republica
member of the State Highway
Commission.
The editor of the News was
visiting at Evanston Sunday and
and took dinner with MIR. Taylor
Purkey an old time friend to the
Editor.
Sheriff L. F. Johnson and
Thomas ,Flecner. made a rade in
the 4th, district this week and
destroyed q quantity of Doe which
was found near the home of Ben
Fletcher.
Maness & Becker are now
agents for the Ford Meter Co.
When you want to buy a Ford
machine or repairs tor same give
them a call. A full line carried
in stock at all time.
The Partie. who took that
Over Coat from MIR. Harrison
barn last Sunday is requested to
return same just as soon as the
weather warns up so they can
reasonably do without it.
The Sneedville High School
commencement will begin here
next Sunday night, May the 22nd.
and will continue until Wednes-
day night May the 25th. Every
body is cordially. invited.
Mr.. Vim. Coins made a bust |
ness trip to Morristown last Fri
day. He was serving court pap
ers on parties who are indited in |
this county, He was accompanied
as far as Rogersville by Mr.. Harry
sy Davis.
DR.. W. Fl. Young dsed last Fri
day night at his home near Quar-
ter, aged about g yaars. He
had been in feeble health for
several years. He is survived |
by his wife and several children. |
Interment Sunday in the family |
cemetery, with Masonic honors. |
Funeral services were conducted /
by Elder Young and Mullins. I
A large number of people were .
in attendance. Claiborne Pro
gress.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-05-20
s0lS TOUR eAMKERp

IBID teve that this bank organized because there
was rea necessity for such institution in our comuntv2
NAT oecau = o existence privileged the benefits
of HOME BANK? ~
Paronlza om industry by making this bank Weofer
you ever consideration possible found good sound banking
BANK. sNEEDvuLE TENN,
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-05-20
Father finds DR.. Miles
Ar,-pain Pills the best

IN. i.r.uy iu- rhsumnti~m that could bs
tnrad TltH hsVr aonr him murr good
trnu ANYTHING ever trtstL w are never
without them Ter W. .ud ihFus So *
o. f.rIt tn 80 many wase. fHr 80 fm# Nv
things respectfully f~~ HaIEMr and
fl.uuH1tis-n. IL Nst~' remedies re
- E.ys1tiks one aIwasa frn-.. tlrv WGll
10 Cssd 90 AIH-Ie 5 uar-is.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-05-20

SEVENTH DISTRICT
Bre wer Bud. 25 acres.
Brewer Clint. 14O acres.
Carr |. N. 20 acres.
Dodson A. J. l4O acres.
Frazier VIM 140 acres.
GiveDs G. J. 2 acres.
Hclton Peter. so acres.
Jorden R. w. so acres.
Lawson c. B. 120 acres.
Lawson Lester, 100 acres.
Lewis Laura. 40 acres.
Moore Anderson. 35 acres
Mayes Matilda, 80 acres
Mayes~Clint. 100 acres.
Morgan George. Is acres.
Mullins John, 60 acres.
Purkey !. c. 80 acres.
Purkey B II. AZ acres.
Purkey Asa 200 acres.
Rhaa Ebert, so acres.
Ratliff j. w. 100 acres.
Seal LYDIA, so acres.
Sutton j. p. 100 acres.
Sinnamon Mag, 100 acres.
Winkler l.. II. acre.
Willis Ressie, SO acres.
Wilson 4. f. so acres,
EIGHTH DISTRICT
Bell Hit. 20 acres.
Bell Tiv q boss, 60 acres
Bolton Jos heirs, Is acres.
Bolin Lewis, 100 acres.
Bolin Shelby, 40 acres.
Bolin Matilda, IA acres.
Brooks Ardill. so acres.
Carpenter w. ii. 20 acres.
Jones J. p. 122 acres.
Malona VIM 60 .cres.
Malona John 80 acres.
Moore j. M. 35 acres.
McNlel John 210 acres.
Mise Hen l acres
Parkey Sarah F. 100 acres.
Ramsey A. &. 40 acres.
Ramsey It. c. 6 acres.
Winkler Mark A acres.
Ramsey 7. f. 6 acres.
Raby Clevc z acres.
Reed Thos. so acres.
Seal Jane 80 acres.
Walker Doss heir 6 acres.
Walker Bascum 6 acres.
Yeary ii. Fl. 35 acres.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Brunden Kate, heirs 100 acres.
Collins Dock, 80 acres.
Collins Grant ,208 acres.
Collins G.. e. 100 acres.
Collins Lee, 80 acres.
Collins Sarah IS acres.
80
Welch Thos. % acres.
Drinnon T. S. | acre.
Gibson Mary rs acres.
Glass l.. G.. 100 acres.
Hopkins c. II. l6 acres.
Hopkins Adam 81 acres.
Harris Mary 16 acres.
Jones Mary |. 20 sores.
Jones w. G. I5 acres.
Jones l. M. 20 acres.
Louthen John 80 acres.
Trent Mary +. 80 acres.
Louthen j. +. so acres.
Mcdaniel M. A. rs acres.
Marion 0rphr so acres.
Geo. 10 acres.
Parkey John heirs | acre.
Romsey j. X. q AT acres.
r lmsey w. A. 40 acres.
Stewart Core 100 acres.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Buttry Sam. 10 acres.
Buttry Tip, 20 acres.
Buttry Perry. | acre.
Brown Matte. | acre.
Cope George. 5 acres.
Drinnon Ardiil. 2acres.
Fugate Jerry. p acres.
Greene X. II. 10 acres.
Greene w. III. 8 acres.
Greene jackson 4 acres.
Gibson W. t. 80 acres.
Lane James. 3 acres.
0dom NJ c. Is acres.
Purkey Euzabe h. rs acres.
Short Chas. s acres.
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The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-05-20
THE SNEEDvILlE NEWS
QUINCY F. BJTTRY,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

a weekly newspaper devoted to the
Industrial, intellectual and moral de-
velopment and growth of Hancock
County in particular and East Tennessee
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ogs in advocacy of whatever tends TO
butes to the happiness of its homes.