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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-11-23
DECREE FOR SALE IN FORE
CLOSURE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of williamsburg.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Williamsburg.
Court of Common Pleas.
Bank of Stoneville, a corporation or
ganized and existing under the
banking laws of the State Of North
Carolina, Plaintiff,
against
S. G. Moore, w. P. Moore, E. I. kel-
ley and The Peoples Bank of Lake
City, corporation organized un-
der the laws of the State of South
Carolina, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue OF a decree, signed by
his Honor Judge J. w. DeVore, in the
above entitled action, bearing date
the 14th day of November, 1922, to
me directed, I will sell to the highest
bidder for cash. before the court
house door in the town of Kingstree,
County of Williamsburg, State of
South Carolina. on the first Monday
| in December. 1922. the same being
the 4th day of the said month, dur
| ing the legal hours Of sale, the fol-
lowing described tract of land:
All that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land situate, lying and being
| in the County Of Williamsburg, and
the State of South Carolina, contain
ing sixty (60) acres, and having such
shape, lines, measurements, courses
and distances as are shown upon that
certain "plat showing two tracts of
land belonging to j. Ed. Coker," dat
ed August 9th. 1919. made by w. D.
lMcBrayer, Eng, recorded in the Of
fee of the Clerk of Court of Williams
burg county in plat book 2 at page
80, the said plat being a plat of two
separate tracts of land, and the tract
hereby conveyed being the tract shown
in the lower part of said plat, and
is divided into two parcels on said
plat, parcel No. l containing thirty
two and sixty-nine-hundredths (32.69)
acres, and parcel No. 2 containing
twenty-seven and thirty-one-hun-
dredths (27.31) acres, and is the same
premises conveyed to me, IS. G. Moore,
by w. M. Severance and Ashton H..
Williams.
Purchaser to pay for papers, and
in the event that he fails to comply
with his bid on the day Of sale, the
land will be resold on the same or
some subsequent salesday at his risk.
]. D. BRITTON,
Clerk of Court for Williamsburg
County, S. c.
11-16-3t.
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NO MAILS SATURDAY.
Freight Train Ran OFF on A. c. L.
Tracks Just North of Lake City.

The derailment of an Atlantic Coast
Line freight train Friday night just
North of Lake City by breaking;
through trestle caused trains over
that line both north and south bound
to be detoured around by Lanes and
Sumter. No one was injured in the
derailment which consisted of about
eighteen box cars loaded with citrus
fruit from Florida and bound for the
northern markets.
AS a result of the wreck no mails
were received in Kingstree during
Saturday. Saturday mornings daily
newspapers along with other mail
matter reached here Sunday.
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER FORE.
CLOSURE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Williamsburg.
ro,,.k sc Cor,u,op DIooc

County of Williamsburg.
Court of Common Pleas.
Farmers & Merchants Bank. cor
poration duly chartered and exist
ing bv and under the laws of the
State of South Carolina. Plaintiff,
against
IL. K. McLelon, L. G. Morris and
Beckey Barfeld, Defendants.
Pursuant to decree in the above
stated case, signed by his Honor,
Judge John S. Wilson, on the 18th
day of November, 1922, l will offer
for sale at public auction before the
court house door in Kingstree, South
Carolina, on salesday in December,
to-wit: On the 4th day of December,
1922, between the legal hours of
sales, to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described property:
:, Gall that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land, lying and being in Will
liamsburg county, in Anderson town.
ship, South Carolina, measuring and
containing fifteen acres of la more
or less, butting and bounding Us fot
lows: On the North by lands\o j:
B. Hardee, on the West by lam s of
l.. C. Morris, South by lands of
K. McLelon and on the East by lands
of Mrs. C. McElveen. Being the
same premises conveyed to me this
18th day of January, 1919. by Beckey
Barfeld and this mortgage is given
as purchase money mortgage"
Purchaser to pay for papers.
H. S. GAMBLE,
Sheriff of williamsburg County.
Kingstree, S. c., November IA, 1922.
11-16-3t. K. & H.
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S1,5O0,0OO IN NEW TAXES
State Treasurer Reports on Gasoline
and Income.

South Carolina revenue from the
income and gasoline taxes authorized
at the last General Assembly ses-
sion have amounted to $1,500,000 ac-
cording to figures made public Sat-
.urday by State Treasurer S. T. Carter
The report covers receipts through
Friday. Income taxes have totalled
$9O9, sos. SO, and the gasoline tax paid
amounts to s529,153.05. Addition Of
receipts from the old three-mill cor
poration license tax and the domestic
corporation license tax, these special
taxes thus far have aggregated ST.
S02, 2,O63.37, according to the treasur-
er's statement.
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Civil Jurors.

The following gentlemen were
drawn by the Jury Commissioners
for the civil iourt which convenes
here Monday, December a.
J. H. Hanna. iKingstree. Rt. l.
S. ]. Gist, Greelyville.
]. T. McCants, Trio.
w. F. Tolley, Kingstree.
W. T. Rowell, Trio.
J. q. Nexsen, Kingstree, Rt. I.
D. ]. Hogan, Greelyville.
C. A. Snowten, Cooper.
w. T. Wilkins, Kingstree.
S. Davis Snowden, Hemingway, r. F
D.
w. D. Harmon, Hemingway.
H. o. Haselden, Hemingway.
S. P. Clements, Greelyville.
]. N. Coker. Cades, Rt.
E. D. Rhodus, Greelyville.
R. H. Goodwin, Kingstree.
A. C. Brown. Lanes.
w. R. Graham, Cades.
w. E. Allen, Greelyville.
B. E. Mcknight, New Zion, Rt.
J. w. McClary, Kingstree, Rt. 1.
J. w. Cox, Hemingway.
L. D. Rodgers, Kingstree.
C. w. Stuckey, Nesmith.
H. C.. Nelson, Hemingway, Rt.
J. NJ. Oliver, Greelyville.
w. D. Epps, Cades.
w. Ira Epps, Kingstree, Rt. 2.
F. ]. Allen, Kingstree, Rt. 2.
H. D. Shaw, Kingstree, Rt. 1.
R. F.. Cox, Jr., Hemingway, Rt. l.
L. NJ. McClann, Cades, Rt. 1.
w. D. Byrdie, Suttons.
E. S. Shirer, Lanes.
G. H. Lovett, Cooper.
W. H. Touchberry, Greelyville.
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Former Governor Acquitted.

Sidney J. Cats, former governor
of Florida, was found not guilty by
jury in federal court at Pensacola
Monday which tried him on a charge
of peonage. The jury deliberated on
ly nine minutes. The former gov
ernor was alleged to have held two
negroes, Ed Brown and John Henry
Rogers, in bondage on his farm, after
they had been pardoned from life fetime
sentences during his term of office.
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To prevent a cold, take CSC.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
FINAL DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned will make application to
Hon. w. E. Snowden, Judge Of, Pro-
bate of williamsburg county, S. C.,
at his office in Kingstree, s. c., at
IL o'clock m, on Monday, the 18th
day of December, 1922, for her final
discharge and letters dismissory as
administrative of the estate Of John
NJ. Brown, deceased, and at said time
will make full accounting for her
actings and doings as such admins
tratrix.
MRS. FLORENCE E. BROWN,
Administrative Of John N. Brown,
deceased.
11-16-5t
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2s. 1922

"It is estimated that the gasoline
tax Of 2 cents a gallon will raise a
million dollars a year. That is just
tax. The revenue for roads should
come from the vehicles that use the
roads. Why should lands and other
property be taxed to build and main
tain roads for the users of vehicles? .?
Might as well tax the vehicles to
build up the farms."-Dilion Herald.
We don't quite understand The Her
aid. It is q fact that there are other
vehicles than those that use gasoline
which are nearly or quite as destruc-
tive to roads as automobiles. Take
for instance the big log-wagons OF
the two and four horse wagons haul
ing ties to market. It strikes us
that these, too, should be taxed for
road maintenance. In the final analy-
sis the farmer gets the greatest
benefit from good roads and is as
severe on them as any other user
However The Record does not contend
that the gasoline tax is, not a just
one. We believe in it thoroughly and
hope that it will remain a source OF
the states tax income. But would
it be fair to make the. gasoline con-
sumer, who is the automobile owner
chiefly, defray the expense of road
maintenance for the farmer who hauls
saw-log5, railroad ties, cord wood and
cotton over the same thoroughfares
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Hot Supper.

There will be a hot supper at Cades
Baptist church on Friday night, Sep
tember oath. at sight o'clock. given
by the ladies of the Cades Baptist
church for the purpose of raising
funds for church building expenses.
Every body is invited and urged to
come and enjoy the supper, thereby
helping a great cause.s Come and
bring your friends, we will make it
pleasant for you.-adv.
D. J. Kirton.
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Card of Thanks.

Mrs. L. D. Odom and children take
this method of expressing their CRATE
full thanks for the kindness shown
them during the illness and death Of
their husband and father.
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TAKE NOTICE.

All parties sending in notices
of "Hot suppers," "Box parties"
Barbecue suppers, plays, etc.
being held for the purpose of
making money for any cause
whatsoever, are charged for at
the rate of 10 cents the line.
Count six words to the newspa-
per line and enclose cash with
order. Otherwise such notices
will be ignored by
THE COUNTY RECORD.
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THE COUNTY RECORD

Fsss;a Advs6sins Rprsssoeseiye
TIE. AMERICAN PRESS ASSOClAIlON .
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Rub-My-Tism, an antiseptie.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Owaspo had the best single town
ship exhibit at the Tulsa county
fair, according TO iho final announce
ment Of udges' decisions The In
dividunl farm exhibit ndiulgcd the
best wac that of ~ NJ. phlpuH. whose
Ienls road and who is prcgIdout of
the TuiH County Fruit and TRUCK
Growers association. tlrFt place for
Manufacturing mercantile nud
Wholesaler oyhihita wont respective
" 90 the Queen bee Stove works.
Dlckasou-GoodWan Lumber com-
pany and Marshall Young company
New angles ON the value M The
fair have been brought to the nt
30 day since lts closing Wednesday
Mrs W. D Godfrey Tulsa county
Rcd Cross home nursing Instructor.
who conducted the daily dcmunfirn-
tions NJ the fair stated tdnt nH
result women from an parts NJ The
county gained greater interest ln
, homo nursing and nsl,,d and rrpls-
tered for classes lu thtr homo
towns Mprrh8riH found their OK.
as everything from uhuupeupha 90
oil uuWua was Huld .r ordered.
George Abdo. TuII county farmer
AMI breeder, won moro premiums
than any other oEh.Iitur. hIH total
being $500 whilc NJ. A. watkins
manager ~ the TULSA county farm.
came ncv' with STuO iu prizes, Tho
list OF awards ut thc fair ig complete
with the following
Agricultural and Horticultural Exhibits.
Tote maturing corn 10 oars i--r.
jerks 80 T Enwer ir, Tulsa
Fifty ears late maturing corn. i--r. !
Uuyac. ct. vs. CurnWrh8n.
Ten oars early maturing rorni =
Wyrl cline, Tulsa, 2-r J. Hoyse, a
rms ears early maturing eorni i--P.
l. Royso g-noy Itecse.
Ten ears Dont square corn IN "
rhgps, Ionm Roy rhlpp', Jons.
Fitty ears DENTS aguaro corn. r--csl-
yln rhlpps, jerks. Roy Phlpps. a
white pop corn, i-P. + Royse .
W q Mcoelrhie. BROKEN Arrow
Yellow pop corn ~ noy"s' i.
csty. West Tus". % -. T. % Royss. "'so -
C. G.. Hrowu, Coiliutvlue.
udn,s ng.' lg1i. 9gns.e Of 4sr4 Eh'a, Wheat dale
best peck of soft wheat; william
Stamford, route 2. f--RuSseu stunkard.
''T," as., bundle ap Of ES{A'' so{A ws.su l-p.,.
Moore. 2--l2lmor COOK. owasso. ~.
IfAI peck OF fN'ha -AnNh HnNtcr
Vuto Fioyd Davis, Broken Arrow
best bundle Of oats. Floyd Davis
2-Dale Moore. 3-E. u. Nelson, Collins
VILE.
best bundle OF Sudan grass &c. r
Hrown. 2-P. J. Roysc
Rest hto0i grown from single seed
showing the largest number Of stalks.
John Snyder. 2--1ohn Snyder, a.
Jacob Brown, COllinEvlle,
Ten heads Of ksfir corn; i--Roy Rsece
&c @. Brown 3--Elmer Cook. OwaHs0.
Feteriai i---P, I. ROyse.
Mlo maize, boat 10 headsi John
Snyder. 2-P. I. Royss.
IN n. rhlppa S--Elfuor Cook
Fify heads DorsO. IN. ". Phipps.
Twenty open bOlis cotton! i--Cnrl An
derson, route 2. willie Anderson. |
route 2 S--Francis smit,o, catoosa.
Alfalfa. best bundle; l--p I. Royrs.
Longest bunch sweet clover! 1--P. l. |
Royse
Largest display OF grain ana straw
i-P, l. Royse,
Vegetables.
Triumph potatoeR' l-August Hsusrsl,
Early Ohio potAAossi l-P. I. Royss.
aRussell Btunkard. s--Thomas Hard
esty.
burbank potAtossi 1--P. T. Royps
Irish Cobhler potatoes l--P l. Royss, |
s--Ausust Houzel. s--T. W. Cunning
ham.
Variety not specified OF potatoes l.
= Cuban yEmsi Fired neyi. Tulsa. p
blanche Beyl. Tulsa. S-brotel Heyl.
Tulsa.
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White psschs. i-Anni. Dyer. i
yellow .a,hes Mrs IT, 4. Trimbl.
re'o iNAnui. Dyer Mrs j. "
Morrow.
Tame plums Marie imddleston. p
hg ,..r, y q ,upr, .,,,. pv,,
uHapDcui'r l--Mfs. d. q. cupps !
p6G5ai6 Mr. n q. cupp. . Hf,
cnus,'ia1 of sIr or more ssn. N frut,
Mrs Thomas Hsfdesty 7-Mrs w. \.
Tanned vsgetnhies
Dro'n hcnuH MIA. Bessie Heusgsl.
Ilma islns I-Mr, u,sg's u.usrsl
3..Ahule Dyer
Wa U,aas. i-rssd uaniy a-Mrs
ncam. i-Anris Dyer a-us,sie
ieuWri
Carrots Annie Dyer Mrs u. q
cups.
corn I-Hesaie HeusrsL i-Mrs y. O.
oErs Mrs H,ssls ii,u,tsi i--Mrs
D. g. gIrnu
ps1s Annie Dyer
bia.k.eyel peas. Annie Dyer. !
svert rcd rrpuors Mrs E q. Glenn
HrH j a. IfNIo.
Hweot green polperss Annie Dyer
swsst potatoes Mrs Thom.s Hard
'rIJ. ...Arulo Dyer
a.' aag,o.Ih' , h9n.' Iny't
IouHtu'H. T. Ma. j. A. TrlmbI. >
Nu Lola Cuurs
M.tol .vege'ahIcs. 1Bsss's HaJsasl
Nra Lons rupps
HIHuIay ur HiH canned vegetables
ari 2 Mrs Thomas ltrdrHty.
Canned Meats
chicken, boiled and b1keds t-AnnIs
friend chicken. Mrs \. n. Foun-
sau'1ra. O. Mrs. ". \ warNn,
r,8"oi ra6o'. i-ars Angus, iiSG' iiSas
Preserves. Buffers and jams
Arp.u lu'tgfs Mrs a. G. rhlpps
Annie Uy,r
Arp.' rrr.res t-Mrs nirr HEAVIER
ua.tburg iom l.-Annis Dyer. .
NIs ~ o. Jones.
carrot mfuuta1c. i-Annis Dyer
Cherry uIeHrrNpHs Mrs Thorn =
u1rioaty 4Mrs. 4. G. rhlpps
lIAhuuuIe preserves. i--MTs. Thomas
Hurlosty 2#AIayuo Beaver
btnpD mnrunlude. Mrs j. A. Trim.
bio Mrs Augurf lougEDl.
orange murmaladet iHNunis Dyer.
fen0h buttoI Mrs Thomas Iinrdss
ty a#AuniD Dyer.
rturu prrrrr,rH. Mrs Bliss Beaver.
Mrs " o. Jones.
renr preserves. Mrs Biiss Boav.r
Mrs. Bel. Thompson.
Plum preserves. / ana Mrs Thomas
HnrtrHty.
rlun butter; Annie Dyer Mrs
August Housed
Raspbouy jams Mrs Thomas Har-
drsty. g. Mrs a o. BoBsiey.
atrawhory preserves. Annie pFor
Miro Ii.Ha Nupyor.
strawberry jam: Annie Dyer a
Mrs o. H. Jones.
Rot tomato uroHrrrrat Mrs. Miss
NonNrr. Mrs g. NJ Holmes
yellow tomato preserves 1-Aloyna
Beaver. ..Nrs H.lsH Beaver.
Watermelon UrrFrrNeHs Mira Bliss
Hcuvcr. Mrs. Thomas tiarucsty
Pickles md Rclishe-.
boot ultlNrH. MRS. A, e.. phtpps =
-NHa. g. O. MHiwbourg
tuwup. t--Mrs. BeHsla Heuszel. .
Mr. = A TrimhIo
Chlui anuoc. May McAlce. Mrs
A g. rhlpus.
chow chow Mus A. G. Phipps D.
Mrs. Thomas IIartcsty
Crubnpple sweet plDIloss Mrs a. G.
Phlpps .--Mrs T.. T.. Ueber
Cucumber sweet pickles. Mrs A. G.
phihus 2-Mrs g. A. MlimhourF
Cucumber sour pickols. May No
Alec g--Mra Thomas HarGesty.
MANGO pickles. MAY MChlee. p
Mrs ~ r. Jones
Mixed pickles, Mrs. A. c. Phlpps
Mrs f. = Morrow,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

lt-r % Drake. TT. y. Drake. =
FleshrI ana Bgfk
sass CONF i,loi,. Hhots Island ~ Rsd, olH ~
H.ng.a comb Rhode Island Reds young
I uaus 1-HDId HampFon. ~ " Tacoma
avenue 2--Hefhel snd Burk. ~. u
Nrr,gr
Rose Comb Rhode Island white Puile,,
IA X CLARK red Fork At x
/ clark
Rose Comb Rhoa, island whit, coo"
Rose Comb Rhode island white Hens
| III < Clark III X. Clark s-h
single comb Rhode Island whit. Cock
single CONT Rhode Island white rul.
letst III y Clark al X. CLARK
single comb Rhode Island white, Oh
single Comb Rhod. Island white
WINE Lcqharn Hens, m " Holmss
/ NJ u Ho.mss IN ". Holmes.
WHITE Isrhorn Co,Eere'a. i-Nr. gu.
/ s'e Tyner sperry 2-Mrs Susie Tynsf
! white Lerborn Pulis,,i Mrs 81 81
| p NrH Susie Tyucr,
~. wI.. AJAX F'fa9,e .,5s ygaq' 2 PEN Wnli. is's9
/ Lee M.lsenb1cher, route No. 2.
/ Hur IeEhorn Cockerels. IN "
nan Issborn Punou m NJ
nroVn tcgnoru cochsrsis. Ill C.
! Palmer Rose liiIl
ndl HT'Tn L'te'iR i g raimaT 1S'''s III. G. Palma
nIue AudalusIln Cockersls. II W
| Miller. ses ~ Tacoma ovenus
Hue Auda'usiln rulets: -- n w
piaa hrd,iat'an Cocks, Pat MALONE.
ist Ngrth Huns avenue ,,,,l,, ,... v.,,. nan
u.r,t c'Trish cocks. II. Q LAwis,
nroFen Arrow an, 81, clark. Red Fork
Bart cornish Hens IL .. Lewis
-,Harlss Fisher broken ARROW.
| rsser i. g'charies Fisher. s-chafics
Fisher
Dark C3msh Puuottsi IL ! Lewis
! 't'narIea Fisher. 3-Chares Fisher.
parIt cornish old pens 2-bafrod
Rock Poultry farm. -,--
paik cornish. YOUNG pen' l-Charle'
Baf orpington coclrsis. IA. b. Nc
/ CcrhIe, Broken Arrow.
Ru' orgingtoG, Paliiisst' n !, i-A ~, p, Nc
Buff OrplnRt0n pulletH& IA. f. NC
Gcchlc. "a u. Mcdechie -
UuN Orpirptou, young pen; l-E' "
Hnff Minorca Cocks Harvey Hol-
land. 752 North Peoria avenue. 2-Peggie
sumfurrs. Ii7 East First street.
nMff Nnorca Hens PEGGY sum
mors 2-llarvey Holland S-Harvey
Holland
Huff Minorca Cockrels: Harvey Hol-
/ land PEGGY summers.
Buff Minurca rullets: Harvey Hol.
land 2-Haryey Holland. s-Haryey
White cornish Cock; IL II. Ellis.
White Cornish Hens. 1, and a-E. II
Wbito cornish coeErels' /, and 4
white cornish Puilsts. I. ? and s--E.
~ Ellis
Black Mlrorca Hons: /. ? and s-w.
j. Mccain Route No.
Black Mnorca Fullousi I, and 4
Biloxi Minorcs Cookrels /. , and 4
W. j. Mccain
Light Brahmn Cocks; 1-George De
gtatbsr. Sand Springs.
Llrht Hrahma Hens: and 2-George
De Sttrhcr
Light Hrahma Cockreis; and p
George pe Stacbcr.
black LauEston Cockrels' ! and IN
A. watkins, county farm. 3--N. b. Hedge
box 1910.
Black Langston Hens' IN. u. Hedge,
and 1--M A. watkins
Black Langston Cockrels; l. and T.
NJ 4. watkins.
Black Langston Pullets; /. 4 and j.
NJ. A. Watkins
Black LnuFston, old pen: IN. A.
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OWaSSO Best at the Fair
Final AUQrdS Announced

Ypucy Wan yams Fired Hoyi Tulsa.
a-cur Allen a..n ni,n,6s ney' ,,...,.
neyi Gfs'eI usyL
ffumubs yamr Pred Hsu >
Nafir., 30 .rs,rrft 0aoras nsyI
2.-Irsf I.E. 3-pfffr' Ucyi,
Onions
Hei .uf.na i.rhWIp clius Tuisa
r uo,ru. Fnyi Wsyau' Sand
n. amaoa I-noy rh.pp, o.
.r .r.anss t-p Royss a-Roy
IU..t 3d. rhipps
.'. in't rIs ,,, .o''o .''i s''ir ~, G5g.. a.
vrr j. a Tfimhie
l.,s ", r,sa. t.,5.l A. Sas@'' e gsG:i.1,. lts9.s'
DtrafH. "a B Fountain. HIsby. o.
Ihmuaa uuBosIg a. August HeuEe..
,a.umt'ra. - ltoyso IN ~
''i.i" l..o,.fr
ouHi August Houss.i 1-uoyd
r.urirst iacllff Allen.
ratrey cur alice August
r.rra popparss w O. mcoslahis
anai l,pnan. cnr Alien. '-Mr-.
o. q Hr.muIr.
Iup.a tap ilralps' .rla}' weynnt
Floyd Wrsuut a Phillip cline.
snost pumpkins. j ana a-.Lee Nelson
hHrNrr route
srrlngs 2--W a. Crowo.I, route O. o.
81 w. rhipps.
Hubbard suuash. i-P. noyas
crooked neck Squash Wv. u. Sc.
eluasnes variety no, specified. l-Adbo
brothers. route D. 2.AuEuHt H'uHa'i
2.N q Fountain.
Tom Watson watermelon: w q.
WetermoIonH variety not specified /
" g. MrGrrhle.
c5niaioupe. nurreu Gent i-P. J..
csn,aloupe. variety not specified 10.
g. Mhiinborng. route 0.
Apples and Fruit.
non Davis apples. IN. N, fhipps -
Phillip cline.
non Davis apples IN. ~ Phipps
2aaDurdon Grlder.
champion apples, IN. NJ Phipps
Delicious apples, IN. ~ Phippa.
Gano opptca IN. n, Phipps
drifnoa Golden apples. In. n. Phipps.
2--AuEuBt licua2ol
Iiuntsuar apples; IN. ~ Phipps
King David apples IN. N. ihipps
MaWmouth BLACK TwiR apples. IN
~ PhtppH Phillip Ciine.
Rails apples IN. H. fhipps.
Rome beauty apples; IN. N rhlpps
HtHmcn Nluostp npples' l--GOrdon
Krider IN n phipps.
WluCsbp apples. IN. n phipus
yellow transparent appleE IN ~
YoiE Imperial apples IN n Phipps
collection Of five varieties; i-.GOrdou
Krldcr a-N, N. Phipps.
Delaware grapes. IA. NJ. McWlliiams.
Sand Springs.
Niagara Ernposs Ia NJ. MoWinl1ms
Peaches, hest display. iaaDmor Fhufuor.
i5o6 y Twelfth st 2-rhllIip cline o.
Pears. Wv. q. MeGoiehie 7-E. #
Allison. Catoosa. B-philiip Cline
Single township exhibits l--Ownsso
2-Glon Pool. S-Red Fork 4-sand
ApriugH
Individual farm exhibit; IN N
phipps. 2--Itoy Phippa. 1-Floyd Weyaut.
Manufacturing exhibit; i--Quecn Zee
stoye Works g--Kerr Glass rlant. g.
Pheno Kane Manufacturing company
Mercantile exhibit l--DickaHon- Good
man Lumber company. ;-Deuet Furni-
ture company. &C. r. Hobbit Dil com
pany, Sand Springs
Wholesalers. Marshall Young com
pnny. 2-Clear Vision Gasoline company,
Canned Fruits.
Apples; i--Aunle Dyer. Sand Springs
Mrs II. Y. Evans, route
Aprieotsi Mrs. a. G, Phippa 4
Mrs, Il. g. Cupps.
nlaokbsrries: Annie Dyer. f-Mrs
Fred Wnnsekenk
cherries Mrs J. A. Trimbls i
Mrs betty Thompson.
Dowborrlesi l--Annie Dyer Mrs A. c,
Phlpps.
0ooBoberrisa Mrs A. " neaslsy.
Green Grapea' Annie Dyer, Mrs.
Thomas IGardeHty,
IiucklUbcrries; Mrs A. r. Bsasley.
?--MrH Leila Cupps.
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onion tirueu Mrs. :. 4 rriubie
? Mrs Thomas Hirdssfy
Isa.h sweet ~. H.f. Mrs c. a
Watermelon sweet p..hesa Mrs 4
G. Ihipps. 1aaMrs Thomas HHrdeH'y
3, bisr.sy Of g.em'.' ~ Thona'
Apple Jolly, i'@rr.. ~ r. Graham
Hass1er,y laIy. i-hnnl. Dyer .
5rosapp'o jeuyi i-Anat. Dyer D
Hipe rrape Jolly. dora p. Mat
thsws Nrs August hsus4si ...-
Bio aMr, u q. Cappa
nbHpbsfry Jolly. g..Auuls Dyer. .
M.a Thomas uar1csty
display N s.F var..uas' . Mrs H''s'
Htht'i. MIS- Thomas HafirH'g.
Miscellaneous.
Home made vinegar. Mrs. Lru1
ClpIa Mrs a. O.. Phprs
mngs meat. i--Mr' Leila Cups. o
laundry soap, boiled. O. Mrs J. 4
rrmlls. Mra. Auguat uouszsL
Laundry soar r..d pr'r.ss Mrs
huEft uouslel p Mrs D. y Eyans
O.. Meyer
Creamery aud Dairy Products
nutgr firHt Ars. a. b. Essns, sec
Cottage obrsse F,r-t Mfs August usus
rsl. second Mrs q. a. uawo-tu.
MlN, four quarts uupas..ur1sf. First
4 u. Hynumi second, %. Andersau. tHiri
Poultry winners
Barred Fl'N Cocks. DARK. w ,
Poultry farm. route BIO. a.-J. O. iiodgsao
haired Rock Cocks. usht. a-omoi
Hlrrcd ROCK Hens. ueht. I.partel
Rock Poultry farm. 2-Ward Allen, tout,
Barred Rock Hsns dark. i--Omei
sauurE J-Omer Euotucr
barred Rock Cook,ioa. ngbt. ward
Allou HAIRED Rock Iuu..ry farm.
Allen. a. q Hodesau. Ward Allen
Haired Rock old pen. DARK. Barred
ROOFS poultry farm. ..Dwsr HhnfnDr.
Barred Rock young pen, light. Word
haired Rock. young pen, ight: J.
barred Rock. younR pen. dark. Ward
Allen, ..-lnrrcd Rock poultry farm, g.
Barred ROCK poultry farm.
White Rock cocks. Mrs 4 r.
Fountain. MKuy. 2-.bHrFed Rock pou.
try farm 2-E. \. NoibIng. Broken A.
White Rock Hens MIR. 4. ". Foun.
tain. 2..Mra Anna bergman, route .. o.
Mrr a. D.. Fountain.
White Rock C0ckerols ia-Hert Kcene
3i55 Fast Fourth place 2-J. H. Hegier
Ovasso. 30. H. Hssicr.
White Rock Pullrts. Mrs, 4. "
Fountain. Mrs. Anna bergman. az
.. EHihlluG.
white uock young pen. i--E. r. Nelb.
White Nvyandotte Cocks. ii. n. shot.
nor, li4s East Nineteenth street Ed
ward Lane, J2f5 East Eifth place. &c
u Mcknight. box 7ie.
white Wyaudottc Hens. IL \. shot
urr tHI. N. shufncr Edward Lane
White Wyuudutfo CuCkprols. Henry
Agnteneale, Coilinsylilc y. L. Hhore'