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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-07

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-07
.DULLNESS STRIKES
THE BOND MARKET
Some Issues of Rails and Sugar and
Public Utilities Reach High Mark
OF The Year

| NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Mid-
dullness permeated the market for new
bond offerings last week, the total OF
' $31, 100000 being one Of the smallest
since the first of the year Old issues
especially of the better grade, were
in good demand in the trading on the
New Fork Stock Exchange moving to
still higher levels. Several of the rails
together with some of the sugars ana
public utilities reached new high
prices for the year. Prices of foreign
bonds were irregular because of the
uneven trend of the foreign exchanges.
Liberty issues held firm.
The unusual absorption of new Sc
curities in recent months is explained
in part by the latest summary of the
Federal Reserve System which shows
that in the last 10 months the banks
of the country have increased their
investments by approximately $1,000
100000 of which $30O,OO0,OO0 was in
other than government issues.
Continuance of re-financing opera
tions on the part of high grade rail
and industrial companies by calling in
short term issues floated when rates
were high and putting out new issues
at smaller coupon rates was noted dur
ing the week.
Municipal financing in July totalled
$1O7, 2S0, 900 as compared with $1O8,925,-
900 in June. Total for the first seven
months of the year was $685.. 200, 900,
an increase of $215, 100000 over the
corresponding period last year. Further
financing of this nature is expected
elections.
Although several South American
countries are in the market for loans
local bankers do not expect that there
will be any foreign financing of any
magnitude until late in the fall For
eign loans sold here in the first six
months of the year totalled $673,800,-
900, as compared with 0695, 100000 for
the whole of last year.
The principal new offerings of the
past week were: ..
100000 six per cent 20 year first
mortgage sinking fund gold bond,
series A of the Long Bell Lumber COM
pany, offered at 96 to yield 6.35 per
cent.
$6,5O0,000 six per cent three year Sc
cured gold notes of the Toledo Trac
ton, Light and Power company, offer
ed at 90 to yield CTS.
s3,322,O0 five per cent "a year first
mortgage gold bonds of the Indiana
General Service Company offered at
80 to yield SIS.
$2,1O0,O0O five per cent 80 year farm |
loan bonds of the Kansas City Joint |
Stock Land Bank, offered at 103 to |
yield 4 SIS per cent.
100000 seven per cent three year |
collateral gold notes of the Central
Indiana Power company offered at SO
TO yield 7.39; 100000 five per cent
} year road bonds of st. Louis county,
Minnesota offered at WELD $50.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-07
u. s. WEATHER REPORT
Pensacola, Fla, Aug. Z,

Pensacola. Fla, Aug. Z, 1922.
Sunrise, 5:11 a. m.
Sunset, 6:SS p. m.
Moonrise, 6:34 p. m.
MooIRset, 5:07 a. m.
Next phase Of the moon. full moon
Aug. 7th.
Next high tide, about 10 a. m.
Next low tide, about 5 p. m.
Accumulated deficiency this month to
date, 2.
Accumulated excess this year to date
17S.
Highest of record this time of year, 80.
Lowest of record this time Of year, 81.
Rainfall.
For "a hours ending p. M, 0.O4.
Total for this month to p. m, 1.6S.
Normal for August, 7.16.
Accumulated deficiency this month to
date, O.22.
Accumulated excess this year to date,
O.S0
Humidity.
Z a. M. sc u noon. ..73 p. M. IS
Barometer
7 a. m.......30.03 7 p. m........30.0 OF
Hourly Temperatures.
6 a. m...........S0 l p. m...........S3
Z a. m..........S0 2 p. m......GH
s a. m.,.......S3 3 p. m.........S2
9 a. m...........S2 p. m..........S 80
10 a. m..........S4 p. so
IL a. m...........S3 p. m.........79
Il noon. ..........S4 Z p. m.........79
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-07
TEACHERS
CONVICTION Hi"
AREANNOUNCED
Feeling of Sadness in FIOrala
Over the Death of Mrs. Matte
McDougaId.
WELLlKNOWN CITIZEN
SUFFERS PAINFUL CUT
FIoraIa Girl Marries in Brewton.
Merchant Returns From
Northern Markets.
q. w. SPEAR, Cory

FIORALA, Ala, Aug. 6.-Prof. j. E.
Hendley has announced the following
teachers to have charge of this years
work at the Covington county High
School: Patterson Hicks, History and
Athletic Coach; NJ. H. Summerreur,
Mathematics and Science; Miss Vernie
Holdridge, Home Economics; Miss Lu-
ellie Adams, English; Miss Gladys King,
Music. Prof. Summerour comes from
Lucedale, Miss, Miss Adams from Jack
son, Ala. Miss Holdridge from Lineville
Ala, Miss King from Dothan, Ala, and
Mr.. Hicks from Piedmont, Ala.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-07
Warrants Sworn
Out For Arrest
Four Young Men

Warrants have been issued at the city
police station against four young men
who are alleged to have attacked one of
the Pensacola Electric Company's street
car conductors Thursday night out on the
East Hill line. Those named are Johnny
Guice, Barney Mcclure, Potts Bell and
Clarence Bond. They are also charged
with being disorderly
Just what the source of the trouble
was has not been definitely ascertained
but it was stated that the conductor re-
scented tamperinG with the cars stop
cord and that a fight followed. 1t is
also understood that Solicitor William
Fisher has the alleged misconduct Of
the young men under consideration.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-07

The Journal "Want Ads" are
result producers. Try one.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-07
j. A. Reddlne Accidentally Cut

j. A. Redding, Sr., happened to a SER
ious accident on last Sunday when a
knife slipped with which he was cutting
grass for his COW. The knife was I'M
usually sharp and as he cut toward him
the knife slipped and cut through his
shoe and into his left foot inficting a
serious flesh wound. After medical as
sistance had been called it was found
that an artery had been cut, but soon
the flow of blood was under control Mr..
Redding is much improved and is able
to walk without his crutch.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-07

And just as sure as you live
# you are not dealing here now
lit is not going to be long until
some neighbor is going to drop
over while you're moving the
lawn and say something like
This
'T'll tell you Jim, if you are
not following up The John
White Store values, you are
wasting time and money"
Watch our 39c counter-----odd
and end items are placed there,
values up to So.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-07
Grandeur of The
Great Northwest
In II Am The Law

There is something monstrous. moody
and pathetic in this wasteland of civil
lization, yet there exists the legend
that once existed, travellers are never
satisfied until they return to taste of
its splendor again.
Just south of the Canadian Northwest.
and in our own state of California at
the little town of Truckee, considered
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-07
BOARD DIRECTORS
JUNIOR CHAMBER
TO MEET TONIGHT

The board of directors of the recent
ly-organized Junior Chamber of Com
merce will hold an important meeting
in the Chamber of Commerce audi
torium tonight at o'clock. Further
business in connection with perfection
of plans for the activities of the body
is cheduled to come up and each mem
Der of the board is urgently requested
TO be present. g..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-07
NOTICE TO MARINES

Sound-Grand Batture Island Shoal Gas
Buoy relighted August 9Th; having been
found extinguished.
c. & G. S. Chart No. 1S9.
Light List, Atlantic Coast. 1922 No.
10000.
Bouy List, sth District, 1921. p 26.
Coast Pilot, Section E, 1915. DID. 50. 90
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-10-26
Chattel Mortgage Sale

WHEREAS, Z. C. Engsihardt did b. esrtain
eAastsi msetsaes daesd the 18th day Of Nay. A.
D. lse1. moetsaes and convey to Frank Kennedy
.hs fo,,owins described property. to'wis: One
odsnobls Touring car Modsl a.. year 1917:
Engine Ne. sees7. 70 secure ths paymsnt OF one
esrtain psonisosy note In the sum Of S7hoo. sa'd
note hsins paysbss 10 Frank Kennedy. Of order.
NOW THIREF0RE. dsfsult having hsen made
In ths paynsae Of said nets and under and DS
vistps of ths terms of ssa mortsaSs. ssch sno
IN Of The sane having beeome due and payable.
pubic notice is hsrsty given that tbs undsrs'en'
ID - such sostsasss and By virtue Of The pow
e in sssa mastgaes sivsn. will sell the above DE-
sessbsi psopssy at Nastin.Wsiblsn Garage. In
Casysnns Weus, Colombo. On ths 9Th day Of No
vsnhss. st Ten O'clock A. u. at public suction "a
the Highest and best bidder for cash the pro-
essds Of ssA sais 10 BE- applisd 70 the payment Of
The afoessan indebtedness. intsrest. together
With tie costs and szrsnsss Of this foreclosure.
~ FRANK KENNEDY. hortsasee
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-10-26
TRY THE RECORD ADVERTISING
Call For REGISTERED Warrant.

Notice 10 hereby given that the fol.
lowing warrants are called for pay.
ment Interest will cease 70 accrue
after November l, 1922.
School Dist. No. 2, Special. all war.
rants registered prior 70 septembsr
%. 1922 Except warrant No. ITO, Reg
lister No. l4l, amount sll5.0o).
School District No. 3, Special, oil
warrants registered prior TO Deoembe.
IL, 1921 Except warrant No. 1881
Register No. 374 and warrant No. 252i
Register No. 374).
School District No. Z. Special, all
warrants registered prior 10 October
g. 1922.
School District No. 8, Special, al
warrants registered prior to June 3,
l822.
School District No. 8, Special, oil
warrants registered prior 70 septe,n.
Der 20. 1922, Except warrant No. 14ll
Register No. 1851.
School District No. 8, Special, all
warrants registered prior TO October !,
1929.
Road aud Bridge Fund, oil warrants
registered prior to September "a, lo22.
r. A. PFOST,
County Treas. Cheyenne Co., Colo
First pub Oct IL, '12, Last Nov. 2, u
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-10-26
SheriFs Sale

By virtue Of wrR Of Execution iasusd out Of TIKI
Clerks et'es q The District cesn Of Chs,sanl
Ceansy snd State q celoraSe. end 70 mo dirseasd,
WHEREBY An commanded 70 make he cum q
Five Thousand SsvA Hundred Sixty.avo asd Fessy
thTss ons-hundrsdah Dollars. 4s.7Sa.A3, end
costs Of saIt. shs amount Of esg.ain jadsmsus 70
Gently chained assinst A. J. Kausmann II savos d
.. D. Psatt sst ot ths lands. ssnsmsnts. goods md
ehastsas Of the nd 4. J. Kaufman. have Isyjsd
sn he following properly to-wh: Ths Nennsas,
ouarsss tNEN ef Section Twsniy-siehs (2s) Ii
Township Fourteen ~ South Of Range Ferty.fous
t<+) wsst Of the Sizth Principal Meridian In Ii,
esany ei Cheyenne aud Stats Of Colorado.
THsRspoRl. according 10 said command, shsjl
s1poss ior sale q Puhlje Auction. eli he riet,s
title and inssrsst Il The shove namsd A. J, Kaus.
mann. in and b he shove described property, on
Monday the 15th day d November isaa, q tsc
s'sIsek A. ~. q he Ssuth front steps Il The cSud
House II Chsysnns Ws,s, Colorado,
Dated 4 Cheyenne Wsls, Colombo. this loth a,
u oeasess. 1858.
ART BROWN. Sheriff q chs,snns Count,
2. Z. MILLER. Attorney.
First pub oesebss ~. 1888.
Lass pub November .. 1s11 d
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-10-26
Public Trustees Sale

WHEREAS, J. H. Nelson and G. o. Ssars. whose
addresses ere Cheyenne Wells. Colorado. Rrantors
hy their Trust nssd. datsd March I, 1870. and
recorded In the once Of the Clerk and Recorder
q chsysnns County. Colorado. In Book So at
Page l3J, Of the Records Of said County. conveyed
u the Public Trustee Of said County the following
land In said County. te-Wit: All Of the East Halt
(ElO Of SseAson Twsnty-six (9O Township Four
teen (iAl South. Range Fohy.hvs (<s) West Of the
Sixth Psinseal Meridian Colorado. containing $50
acres more or lsss according to the U. S. oevsrn-
msnt sarvsJ thereof. 10 steurs the payment Of one
principal nsts Of svsn date With said Trust Deed for
t<.6oo 90 payable 10 ths order Of E u. Brown. on
OF bsoss fvs ysa sisss date With intsssst thereon
from date at the nate oe siE per cent pss annum pay
sSls annually.
AND WHEREAS. Default has bssn made BY the
said ganton In ssid Trust pssd In the performance
Of he covenants and conditions imposed upon them
b ths terms ei said Truk Deed In this. to.wlt:
1hal said granto have failed 70 pay said principal
nsss Whsn due and have failsA 10 pay the annual
inssFsst due on said principal note on March ii.
zsaa.
AND WHEREAS. The legal hoIdsr Of the indshe-
sdnsss represented b. said note has fled with said
Public Trustee notios and demand IN Wrikinz. de-
elarins said default and slsesing 10 declare the
whols dses represented b. said note and interest
thereon 10 date Of sale due and payable. and de-
mandns the sale Of said land under said Trust
Dssd.
NOW THEREFORE,. Public Ne,ies Is hereby
given tst pursuant to said netss, election and do.
| nasnd. and under and b. virtue Of the authority
sssts4 In as. By said Trust Deed and the law l. r.
a. Psost. Public Trustees Of said Cheyenne County.
viii ssll The above described land for cash. at
public suesisn. b the highest bidder. At the South
ffent door q he County coun House ss Cheyenne
Wells. IN he County Of Cheyenne and State Of
Colorado on Monday he 3osh day Of October. 4 D.
1884, u ten o'clock In the forenoon. Tor the purpose
Of paving ssld noes. Intsrsst to date Of sals and
Aitssnsys fsss and the szpsnsss Of this sals. and
Will rive 70 the purchaser thsrsef . certificate Of
purchase thsssfos ss provided By law.
Dated Il casssnns Wells. Colorado. this Esd day
ei September. lse2
-, r. A. pFoSr.
Public Trustss Ia and for the County
eschsysnns. Stats Of Colorado
FIrst pub Sep %. lse2
Last pub oa y. isaa 81
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-10-26
Public Trustees Sale

wHsReAS. Simpson whose address Is chsy
snns Wells sssntsr b. bis Trust pssd, dated March
4oth. 1871 end recorded March 3ist, 1891, In tho
ofses Of The Clerk and Recorded Of chsysnns soun-
y. cslsnae. Ia Book 50 q Pass 34s Of the re-
cords ei said County. conveyed to the Public
Trustee Of said County The following land In said
County. to'was: Ths east hAk Of Section Twenty
III. tae) ln Township Si1tssn iS), South Of Range
FeEy'Ssus nA). West Of The Sixth prineipal ksrid-
Ia IN trusa h secure payment Of three psineipal
nsess Of even dats with said Trust pssd for
@<Soeoo payable 70 the order Of waksr eysr, on
oesoosr !. 1s1o. and ossobss I. 1915, and oetoS-
q J. 1854. WIKI inssrsst thereon from date q tho
rsfs Of eix pr cent psr annum payable annually,
AND WHEREAS. Default has bssn made By the
sass sransor N said Trust pssd In the performance
q sths eessaanss and conditions Imposed upon him
y 'hs tsrms OF said Trust Deed In th, to Wit:
Ihss said sranter has failed 70 pay the annual In.
ssfsst due on ssid principal note on March no. 1922
and has fsilsd % pss note for Si.soo.oo due oe,.
ossr ]. 1854.
AND WHEREAS. he legal holdsro the indsts.
edness represented b. said note has nlsd with said
Pss'e Ttusess notice and demand Ia writing. do.
eseftns said dsfsutt end sisetIng 10 declare the
whsis ds4 sspfsesnes1 b saId note and intsres,
shsfsea y dsss Of ssls due and parable. and de-.
ssandins ~ ssis q saId hsd under said rr,s,
Dssd. ''s''
NOW THEREFORE, Pebble notice /. hereby sI,.
q thss. pu'su.nsH aid nesies. election and DE-
nand. and under and b virtus 'os DE su,hor,tv
sseese u me b said Truss Dssd and he law. l. r.
4: PIES. Public Trustee Of ssid chsysnns Count,
w1n ssli NE sesss described hnd for cash. Il pub.
10 e"seso V The hishsa bidder q the seush iron,
ase' q The ceany csun Hsuss. u Cheyenne NSI,
% ne oeo"g 4 chsvsons. and STATE d Colorado.
On hssd.s. ths esh dsy Il Nevsnbss. A. o. 1919.
q eso esssk b lhs fsesen ies the purpose Of nv.
'ne ~ nsts Interest " dass os sale. the ,sxs,
ene ne sspsasss ef ths sals. M viii give 10 IN,
purchaser thereof ssstiAeaas u purshess ,hersfo,
. pesviesd b iaw. ''''
psesd y oasvsnns wells. Colondo, iris 3,d d.y
ss ooseoss. lee1. -
~ Pubiis 1rull4e II And ior ths coan,v
CneveonA end Stase q csiemSs
pisse puelisaxso o. ., aSaa,
Aa psasss6sn isss .. IN. q,
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-10-26

All right folks get out your
glad rags now - there 10 going
to be . real masquerade ball now
ia few days. The Community
Club has been reorsanized again
and about the first Of the opening
dances with them viii bs . big
masquerade ball On the evening
|of Tuesday. October 8lst. at the
Odd Fellows hall. The manage.
ment informs ~ they are seips
10 have . real tins too.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-10-26
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
R.A-n.A o& f,A Inf0ciOr

u. q. Land oe,sa, Pvsess. csls.. Sept. asth. 1899
Nessss 10 Asssss given taas odas L wason; ~ y
F,rst yisv. ce,sssAs. whs On Ssptsanbss -. isit.
made HomssesaA snsv. Huge. oi4sss. FaeoS
Serial No. oI&ssy. Tor Lots !. 4 J. ~. = sno
., ssaisa - Township - 5. Range .ew. Am =
PunAeA hssiAiAa. has eisd notice os insensoa y
naks enai nfss ~ eseesse sasslisA eaain % . ns
aoA asu,s Aaee6npl, bsfoss ne cisss ef NJ DIST
ia csufs. Il A1snns Wells coIends. en We 'so
day d Nessmbsf. 1888.
Claimant names - Witnesses:
John Holman, Of First visw. Colo: Ffsd BUR
nsiy>se easysnas Wells: August Pssf First Sse~
co,s. and J. O. Hare chsysnns wslh. Celsfsoe
Fssp Z. Sissos. Register
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-10-26
NoT,ce ron PUBLICATION
nensrtmeut of the Interior

u. S, Land omss. Pueblo. Colo. October :. Is2z'
Notice is hsrsby given that Fred Ksssls. Of cney-
snns Wells, Colombo. who on March esh' IVY.
made Honss.ssd snsu. Huge. oi4sss. Pasolo
ss,isl No. 0&IssS. for Lets 3. 4. .. .. sseaen Oh
Township u 8 Range SsW. Sixth PRINCIPAL asr,
idIan. has aIsd netios d intention 70 make nns.
three year p,ees. 70 establish cslm y ne lsno
abeys dsssrlesd. bsiers the Clerk Of the o'ssne'
ceu.t at Cheyenne Wells. Colorado. on ehs 2oth
day Of Novsmbss. 1888.
Claimant NAMES as witnesses:
George Barr. Ed u. useemh John 4. Holman
and J, o. Nslsea. oil d chsysnns Wells. Colombo
PRpp E, Slsson. Register
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-01-19
Presbyterian Laymen to Meet

The annual conferences CT laymen
OF the churches OF Winchester Pres
bytery will be held this year at Keyser,
W. Va, Tuesday, January "a from 80
to 9 p. m, and at Charles Town, W. Va,
Wednesday, January IS, from 10 a. m.
to 40 p. m. These conferences will be
in charge Of Rev. W. E. Hudson, D. D.,
manager of the Presbyterian Progress
sive Program for the Synod of Vir-
ginia, who will have with him strong
team OF ministers and laymen. These
conferences in the past have been very
enjoyable and helpful, O source Of in
struction, inspiration and fellowship.
As a paper sent down to the Pres
byteries by the last General Assembly
touching the Office and duties Of the
deacon will be before the Presbytery
for approval or rejection at its spring
meeting, the work Of the deacon will be
emphasized at these conferences, and it
is expected that many holding the Of
Ace OF deacon will take advantage of
this opportunity to learn more OF the
duties Of their Office.
While these meetings are primarily
for the men Of the church, the wo-
men are cordially invited to attend.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-01-19
Sudden Death of James f. Johnson.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Harper were
called to Cumberland, Md, last week
by the death of Mrs. Harper's brother
James E. Johnson, a conductor on the
Western Maryland Railroad. Mr.
Johnson was struck by an overhanginf
coal chute while on duty, and only
lived three minutes after being struck
He was a man who was bowed anc
respected by all who knew him. He
was A years old, and had spent more
than II years in the service Of the
Western Maryland Company.
About one year ago his mother dice
and was buried in the cemetery a
Cresaptown, Md, and Friday he wa.
laid by her side. He leaves to mourn
their loss wife and one child, Bessie
three sisters, Mrs. w. A. Cessna, o.
Cumberland, Mrs. G. W. Harper, o.
Shepherdstown, and Mrs. Frank Tay.
Tor, OF Romney. The respect ir
which he was held was manifested BY
the large concourse that followed him
to his last resting place or
earth. The floral offerings were beau
tiful. The funeral services we're con
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Swittzer In the M
E. Church at Cresaptown, and inter
ment was made In the cemetery adjoin
ing the church. The pall-bearers were
all his fellow railroad men.
A FRIEND.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-01-19
DIR. Koontz Goes Into Journalism.

We have received an interesting let
ter from our friend DR.. Louis B. Koontz,
former of this vicinity, who is now in
San Francisco. DR.. Koontz. it will be
remembered, was sent to the Philippines
last wear having been detailed to Ali a
position in the educational program Of
the United States Army Congress
abolished this feature of the army,
and DR.. Koontz, returned 10 the
United States. On the way home from
Manila he edited the ships news
raper. and by the time he landed in
San Francisco he was so fascinated
with his taste Of journalism that he
sought an assignment with the Chron-
icle, one Of San Francisco's leading dali
les. He was at once put on the staff,
and has since been busy with variety
Of work. At first as a regular reporter
he covered suicides, murders, mar
riages, parades, banquets and so on; he
interviewed Divorces and prima dom
mas, Japanese and Chinese officials and
other celebrities; and now he has been
given special work In book reviewing
and articles on national AMI world af-
fairs. He likes his work tremendously,
and has recently refused tempting
offer to 60 to Peru in educational work.
DR.. Koontz says that his reading OF the
Register from his youth up, and his ad-
miration OF its style, has had no small
part in giving him taste for journal
ism. We hope that he may prosper in
his new line Of work, for which we
know he is eminently we'll qualified.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-01-19
NEW STORE
IN SHEPHERDSTOWN

The undersigned has opened a cash
and-carry store in the little build
ing in Shepherdstown and solicits
portion of your business.
HERE ARE SOME OF OUR PRICES
Lily White -four, l2-fb. sack 43c.
Lily White -four, "a ID. sack, Csc.
Cornmeal, 10 10. sack zoe.
Brown sugar, &c 10.
White sugar, 6Hc ID.
Arbuckle's breakfast coffee, 33c b.
Good loose ground coffee. Ice ID.
Dried peaches. zoe 10.
Prunes iSc 10.
Saur Kraut l8c can.
Sweet potatoes 18c can.
Royal syrup SOC gallon.
Coal oil l5c gallon.
Canned tomatoes, l5c q can.
Canned corn, l4c can.
Canned salmon 12c can.
All 1O-cent cuts OF plug tobacco, &c per
cut.
Cigarettes, 9 and 1Sc package.
Good country lard l5c ID.
Hominy, SC 10.
Rice, Sc 10.
Crackers, 15c ID.
SnccSc, oOc 10.
Oatmeal, 13c D.
Lemon and Vanilla extract, i5c, includ-
ing stamp.
Good cakes, 35c pound.
Star soap. &c cake, for i5e, 3 for zoe.
Octagon soap, &c cake, l5c Dor two,
zoe for 8.
Grandpa's soap, sc cake.
Octagon soap powder, &c box or 2 bor
l5c.
Soup beans, &c pound.
Lima beans, l0c pound.
Rabbit and Red Seal I've, 2 for ESQ.
Blueing SC, or for &c.
Good brooms, 55c.
Dried peaches, 10 and zoe.
I am paying 81 cents for eggs and 40
cents for good country butter, and
S150 for potatoes.
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