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.,W "aRlZZLYn SMITH.

G. L "Grizzly" Smith, Boy scou,
instructor In camping, hiking and na-
ture study, has had a notable career
as hunter, trapper, miner, lumberjack
and p%rospector. From 1878, when he
was seventeen years Of age, to 1907
he spent a part Of each year in the
open, covering territory from southern
California to the Canadian Rockies.
During that time he canoed practically
every stream in that territory larg'
enough to float a craft Of any kind.
During numerous hunting expedi.
tons "Grizzly" Smith has killed more
than 100 black bears, nearly that many
mountain lions and 80 grizzly bears.
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ROLLER SKATING.

With the passing of football prac.
tice every afternoon, roller skates
have come into their own again and
idle feet are finding plenty to do,
The pavements and the roads fur
nish a fine place to skate. The
streets are lind every afternoon with
skaters, boys and girls of evry size
taking part in the pleasant past
time. Some of the teachers are en-
joying the sport. The only casualty
so far is a badly bumped head and
sprained arm, which Virginia VIII
son received Wednesday afternoon.
Thursday afternoon a mob of
skaters c~ongregated at the Baptist
church and when two policemen
put a stop to the frolic, cold Mayor
Mars" "old Chief Johnson and
"old policeman: Schroeder" came in
for a fine line of "cussing.'
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THE GIFT SHOP.

Miss Grace Link has opened a
Gift Shop on Main street in the
store room recently occupied by the
Southeastern Express Co. A gift shop
is something new for Abbeville and
many people are interested in the
venture of the young lady. In her
advertisement in the Press and Ban
ner she invites the people of the
county to call and see the many
dainty gifts offered for sale.
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HONOR ROLL
Lowndesvills School for the Past
Month.

Lowndesvills School for the Past
Month.
1st grade-Brownlee Harper, Well
ing Thompson
Advanced 1st-Marion Ellis.
End grade-Lawrence Barkesdale,
Ellen Barnes, Julia Baskin, Willena
Bell, Mary Bonds, Louise Lemon,
Vera Parnell, Cathrine Philips, Ben
jamin Wilson.
Mrs. Bone, Teacher.
5th grade-Rosa Phillips, bessie
Parnell, little Bess Sutherland.
9Th grade-Laura Bell, Montague
Bone, Bertha McMahan, Sara Parnel,
Johnnie Louise Tucker, Gambrell
Thompson,
Mrs. j. B. Huckabee, Teacher
18th grade-Virginia Bone, Clara
Hardin, Virginia McMahan, Sarah
Wilson, James Cook.
9th grade-Aileen Carlisle, Monta'
que Hall, Annie Mae Hutchinson, AL
ice Phillips, Ira Bonds, John Huck'
abee, J. McMahan, Austin Parnell.
Mrs. J. G. Huckabee, Teacher.
9th grade-Archie Carlisle, Ma
mie Broadwell, Matte Lee Parnell
Reba Tucker, Cornelia Bell, Emma
Bonds.
10th grade-Alice Hardin, Lizzel
Tucker, Mildred Baskin, Allie Mae
Parnell, Josie Bonds, Arthur Grant
Ralph H. Huckabee, Teacher.
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SAFE CRACKED IN
: AUG. w. SMITH STORE
Loot Consists of $1,000 Cash and q
Similar Amount Liberty Bonds

Loot Consists of $1,000 Cash and
Similar Amount Liberty Bonds
Spartanburg, Dec. "A yegg'
man or yeggmen broke into tine
Aug. w. Smith department store
cracked the safe and secured ap'
proximately $1,000 in cash and ST.
900 in Liberty bonds and war saw
ing stamps some time Saturday
night or Sunday morning, it was
discovered today when J. B. Lilies, a
clerk, entered the store about II
o'clock this morning to write a let
ter.
indications according to the pp'
lice are that the job was done by
experts, who were familiar with
mechanism of the safe.
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DIR. NEUFFER ANNOUNCES

DR.. G.. A. Neuffer, whip was ap.
pointed last week by Governor Har
vey as chairman of the Woodrow
Wilson Foundation Fund, an
nounces that he will make no &C
tive canvass for funds and will ap'
point no committees. Anyone inter.
ested in the Foundation is request,
ed to leave THEM contribution at the
County Savings Bank and it will be
forwarded promptly.
Abbeville's quota is 100000 and
such contributions as are made are
requested before the goth.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE

Court of Common Pleas.
Elk Parte,
Ruby Wilson and the minors War
dine Wilson and Arts Wilson, by
their guardian ad Item, J. L. Per
rim, Petitioners.
Petition for Homestead in Personal
Property.
Notice is hereby given to all per
sons concerned that Mrs. Ruby Will
son, wife of E. H. Wilson, and the
infants, Wardine Wilson and Arts
Wilson, children of the said E. d.
Wilson, have applied to me to have
the Homestead Exemption allowed
by law set off to them in the personal
property of E. H. Wilson, deceased
husband of Ruby Wilson and Father
of Wardine Wilson and Aris Wilson
Dated the 9Th day of December,
1922, and published once a week TO,
four weeks in the Abbeville Press
and Banner, published at Abbeville
Is. G..
THOS. P. THOMSON,
~, 7 4t Master A. c., s. C.
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de has been In all the states excep
Maine. he secured some valuabl
sirst-hand information On the wild lif
Of Florida which he relates in nature
study stories for Boys Life, til
official magazine Of the Boy Scouts {
America. He has contributed FRI
uuently to Field and Stream, Re-
and Gun. New York Sunday Wori'
Recreation and In the Open.
His work In connection with ~ IL"
Scouts has taken him on lecture tou:
into practically all the large cites I
the East, where he has addre*Sr
prominent clubs and organizations j.
terested In outdoor sports and recrci
ton.
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"Antreville grows greater" des-
pite the hard times. Mr.. j. F. Gray
has almost completed his store at
Antreville and he will soon be
ready for his friends to call and
see him there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Prince have
moved into their pretty new home
in south Antreville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon Erwin are
having a home buiit in the grove
just in front of the school building.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Carwile have
made practically a new home out
of their old one. They have added a
great deal making a comfortable
and convenient home.
Misses Annie Bell and Fanny
Canada of near Fountain Inn
spent the hlolidays with MI. and
Mrs. E. l.. Bell.
Miss Elizabeth Williams had as
her guests last Thursday night the
following young ladies': Misses Will
lie Belle Milford, Sara Calvert,
Lois McCarter and Elsie Gray.
Mr.. Carlisle Keaton and his
roommate, j. L. Hunter, both of
Erskine College, spent Thanksgiv-
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Keaton.
Miss Rebecca Phillips was the
guest of Mrs. A. B. Cochran sever
al days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Suber and
two children of Piedmont spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
prince.
Miss Ethel Anderson, one of the
efficient teachers Of Pendleton high
school spent the Thanksgiving holt
days here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Anderdon.
Mr.. J. C. Kay, who has had a
position with some road builders in
Spartanburg is at home now to
spend the winter months by his own
cheerful freside.
Mr.. Thomas Williams of Erskine
college spent Thanksgiving with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Will
liams.
Mrs. Lamar Gillian and two
children of Abbev1lle were the
guests of MI. and Mrs. j. B. Hank
ness for several days last week.
Mr.. Carl Suber who has a position
with a tobacco firm in Winston
Salecn, is. at home for several days.
Misses Ina and Elsie Gable en-
tertained several of their friends
last Saturday night.
Mr.. John Knox of Birmingham,
Ala, visited relatives here last
week.
We welcome Rev. and Mrs. G. F.
Clarkson and family into our COM
munity. We trust that their stay
with us will be very pleasant.
Thanksgiving dawned bright and
beautiful much to the delight of
the youthful hunters WHIP had plan
ned to spend the day in the woods.
However, when dinner hour came
very little game was brought home.
Most of u people spent the day at
home entertaining some of their
number who had been away, or
relatives from a neighboring COM
munity.
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BAPTIST CHANGE PROGRAM

Rev. d. L. Weeks returned Fri
day from the meeting of the Bap-
fist Convention at Rock Hill. The
Baptist will establish headquarters
at Columbia and the convention will
be an annual affair at the capitol
after this.
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The general range of potatoes
this season was from one-third to
two-thirds that of the corresponding
time. last season, says the United
States Department of Agriculture.
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w ANT
FOR SALE-Fine selected paper
shell pecans at IS cents per pound.
Mrs. D. A. Rogers, Pone /. II, 6tf

OR, -STOLEN-Female
Setter puppy about three months
old. White with small black
spots on body. F.. C. Hodges.
1t. p.
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WIRE NAILS AND BARRED WIRE

Have car load of Wire Nails and
Barbed Wire bought before recent
advances and will make attractive
prices on same.
J. ALLEN SMITH, JR.
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STRAYED-From my premises last
Thursday evening, a red Duroc
Jersey hog. Will weigh about 200
lbs. Any information will be CRATE
fully received. j. S. Hammond.
23 Parker Street. IL, 8.
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FOR RENT have a good
4-horse farm for rent for 1928.
Has two dwelling houses, one new
one, both equipped with the nee
essary conveniences Substantial
outhouses, good wells and the
land in a good state of cultivation.
See me at office Of Abbeville
Telephone Co. E. w. Gregory.
1872, Z. 4tcol.
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FOR RENT-Four room house on
Richey street with lights and wa
ter. Apply to H. R. McAllister.
Abbeville. II, 29-tfc.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.-Seasonable
and sensible gifts at Austin-Per-
rim Drug Store. IL, 1tf.
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FOR RENT-Three unfinished
connecting rooms. Apply to Miss
Julia McAllister at Mrs. Cochran's
Store. II, 27,tfc
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FOR SALE-ExtTa fine select pa
per shell pecans at so cents per
pound. See DR.. George Penney at
Austin PERKINS,. IL, 4 3tcoL
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Fort Mill Game.

The. game was played at 1870
esss HAT the boys could take advant-
zga, Oh the free tickets to the Gaffney
Rosk Hill game played in Rock Hill
ttxr afternoon at 2:30. The tickets
were gwen to the Abbeville team,
through Mr. Fulp, by the ~superin-
+sendeut Of the Rock Hill school. The
bass appreciated this generosity, and
saw Il zeal game that afternoon,
~s5ch, however, could only partial
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11
lrondale.

The preliminary inquiry into the
murder Of James Birchali In this vi.
ciuity recently, which was taken up
by the st. Francois County authors.
ties on Wednesday last. was consin.
ued until Jan. 9th.
DR.. ]. W. Yeargain is having a
cobblestone building erected here in
which he will keep a drugstore.
Rev. Forsyth Of Caledonia held ser.
vices here last Sunday and delivered
4 sermon that was much enjoyed.
Mrs. Jas. Birchall and children de-.
parted last Saturday for III Paso, Tex.
A lew cases Of the smallpox are re-.
ported in the Hickory Grove neigh
borhood. near this place.
Mrs. Edith Blum visited her mot y.
o., Mrs. Joseph Conway, here the past
week.
Mrs. J. Vision has been on the
sisk list the past week.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11
kXEcpTRIX' NOTICE

Notice IL hWeby given that letters
4" nam.n,ary on tho estate OF Ellie
u. Huitt. d~v@Aed, have bees
granted TO tho andersignsd By the
Probate cours ofWAshinkton County,
Missouri. hearing hststhr Plat dsy "s
December 1871. Ar persons having
claims against said estate are reQu'r'
cd to exhibit them 10 me Tor allow
ance within six nonshs iscn 'hs date
OF said letters. OF they may - pre-
cluded irom any bensAt Of such
estAse; and II said Il aims 10 not sx'
hibited within ona year from she
dats OF the last insertion OF the pub
licationsi this notice. they shall b
forever barred.
JOSEPHINE +. Hur1T. Exscutrix.
AtiesE
LovkL BRYAN,
Judge aud sx.Oflicio Clerk OF the
Probate Court.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. ". !. Bays and iami.
ly spent Sunday with the formers
brother, Solomon Bsys. on Route l.
Miss Nellie Wallis has returned
home from 4 weeks visit with rola.
tives in st. Louis.
Carl Brim OF Pennington was in
our town one day last week.
Emmett Bean and family have
moved into the home here which he
recently bought OF Henry Queen.
The Epworth League ci this place
gave . social at the church last Sat.
urday night. which was we'll attended
and enjoyed.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11
Quaker.

Hadley Wilkinson returned last
Sunday after having spent the koli.
days with relatives IL St. Louis.
Mrs. Alice Mcclain 10 contem Hat.
ing = trip TO Montana soon. where she
will visit her son, L. Il McClsin.
Al a dinner given by Mrs. Laura
Cole ON New Years day, "uucie Jim.
mic" chapman was the guest Of
honor because OF his patriarchal age
Of 81 years.
We are informed that our friend
Hama Midget, now Of Bucksnort, Dent
County, will soon n owe back to our
neighsorhood.
Two Of oar young people, Miss cioe
Wilkinson and fsank Yount, have
just enrolled at the ChiIlicothe mo
business school. the former for a
courss In stssography and the latter
for . eosrss In tsiegraphy.
Mr.. q. d. Evans has. returned to
his old home 1t Courtois, having re.
recently sold his upsrcantiie business
At Flat River 70 Andy Robinson Of
Belgrade.
Ths home OF Frank Bssfs was do.
stroysd BY FIRE ON Friday last. caused
By . defective Hue.
We are sorry 10 learn that Pred
Woods. formerly Of this locality, 10
very Ill with pueu MONA a. bis pres.
ens Aons near Bsais. Iron County.
Fred Barr -: decided to Close oui
BILE store hsrs and attend medical
college IL 81. Louis.
Our district school 10 progressing
nicsly sndsr the nssagsmsas OF NJ.
hastis Dibkey.
Andsss and George Palmer Of Bel.
grade are srscting Q sawniiI on John's
Crock.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11
Sheriff Sale Under School
Fund xortgaes,

Whereas, on the 4th day Of
November. 1919. Francis p. Cook
aud Edna Cook, his wife. Dor.
rowed OF the County Of Washing.
Won, in the State Of Missouri, the
sum Of enc thousand dollars be.
longing 10 the capital school fand
OF said county, TO secure Me re.
pay nent Of which they executed
to said county . mortgage. IN.
der bond, with Abraham Najtm
and &. Il. Maxwell - suretiss.
on the following described real
estate, 10 wit:
The Sest half Of the northwest
quarter Of section %. and lot .
fractional section IL, and part
northeast fractional quarter OF
northeast fractional quarter Of
section -. lying within survey
description - follows:
Beginning where the north
line OF section -. township 81.
north. raugs = east orosses the
east line Of the John B. Places
survey No. 33ll; thence south
% degrees east, 1915 links 70 the
southeast corner of tho placet
survey; thence south M Do.
gress west. 2O9 links; thence
south 3.74 shsias; thence north
II degrees east ID chains - .
staks: thencs north . degrees
west l2.l2 chains; thence weat ~
6 degrees variation 1880 chains
to beginning,
Also part Of lot No. 4 S. q.
1911. being all that part Of said
lat = lying east Of Potosi aud
| Irondals county road, containing
three acres, more or less, and
containing 10 ths aggregate
| l36. 81 acres. All the above d.
scribsd land being In township
81, north. rAsge 2 east Of the 5th
principal meridian, In said Cssn.
~ Of Washington and State 81
Missouri,
! Said mortgage being Of record
At the effics Of the Recorder 81
said county In book K. At page
267.
And whereas, the county court
Of said county, BY order issued
on the leah day Of December,
1921. has directed me, the uAder.
signed sheri1. to loreelose said
mortgage because default has
been made In pay ment n foil
thereon BY the said Francis p.
Cock and Edna Cook. his wife,
l vii ON
Thursday, January 12. 1929,
between the hours OF Q o'clock
In the foresoon and s O'Clock in
the Afternoon Of that day, q The
trent door Of the court house. In
the city of Potosi, In said county
and state. sell the above dessrib.
ed real estate. or 90 much there
Of a. may % required, a public
lvenlue, 10 the highest bidder,
for cash In hand. 70 satisfy saii
mortgage and Vie costs Of ere.
cutting the foreclosure order.
C. J. RlCuESON,
Sheriff Of Washington Couaty.
Missouri,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

paper published In said county o!
Washington, tor four weeks success
sively, published encc = week. the
last insertion 10 be ~ least Aiteen
days before the first day OF tho nsxt
term Of this conu.
JOS CREsSWELL.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Wash.
ing Ion County, Missouri.
4 true copy trnn the record.
Witness my band and seal Of the
circuit court OF Washington county
th 10 Fad day OF January. 1872.
Seal Jos. CREssWELL,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Wash
iagton County. Missoart.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

Under ito proper heading slswhere
IN this issue will be found the an.
nounce nent OF John Scott A. a csndi.
date Tor the Republican nomination
Tor the Once nj County Collector.
MIR. Scott was In Potosi last Saturday
and dssermined tosntsr eouaty politics
year this after consultation with his
Republican friends here, from whom
he received much encouragement, Tor
be 10 recognized ~ one Of the strong.
est Republicans and mos. popular
eitisens Of the county, He 10 4 con
the late Henry S. Scott, former sheriff
OF this county, who in his lifetime
did much 70 break the political hold
OF the Democracy Of Washington
County. In the son, JohA Scott, the
Republicans have an equally good
asset. The latter spent his early
youth 10 Potosi. and 10 we'll known
throughout the county. He has
been farmer in Johnson Township
near Anthoniss Mil Tor 4 number OF
ysars past. and 10 esteemed BY al
who know hin. rsgsrdless Of poiiii.
cal faith. Is . 6ns. capable and up.
atanding man. who. II nominated
aod elected will make good County
Collector.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11
Notice OF lvinal Settlement.

Notice 10 Hereby given to all
creditors and others interested
in the estate Of Edward Hanson,
minor, that I, the undersigned
guardian OF said estate, Intend
TO make final settlement thereof
A. tho next term OF the Probate
Court of Washington County,
Missouri. TO be begun and hold
on in the city OF Potosi. in said
county aud state, ON the second
Monday in February, 1922
CHAs. A. YOUNG,
Guardian.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice il hereby given that lstSsfs
Parliamentary on upon TIN isststs Of
Jos. A. Fsrshes, deceased. have
hssn granted to the undsssaGoed BY
ehe Probate Court 81 WashinGsor
Ce futy, Missouri. bsarlug date shs
81 u Dec. i.Ui. All per-
! - having elaine aga vss ssid estate
, ~ .onirsd 20 exhibit tl<em to ne Tor
saku snce within siI m Vnt's WON
- cate OF said lettessS q snsy
NY b. psesluded from . ~ ssnsn'
r such estate; and II san sissms
- sot szhihitsd wtslva ons
YEAR Isum shs date Of the lass laser
siep OF II. publication Of this sosiss
ahpv shs 49, iossvsr barred.
0,cAR Fess,iEE, EzscusoI
Attest:
LoyEL BRrAh.
Judge sai ss.ofllsis Clssk Of CHI
Probate Court.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11
Order Of Publication.
ACTION TO QUIET AND DEFINE
TITLE.

ACTION TO QUIET AND DEFINE
TITLE.
State OF Missouri,
County OF Washington ss'
In the Circuit Court o. Washington
County. Missouri. in vscstion:
David r. Ford. Plaintiff.
W.
Archibald K. Taylor, James l. Cir
ardier. Mary Louise Taylor. Grace
c. Crews, John q. Crews. Michael
Flynn, Caroline Hulsey, Harrison
q Hulssy, Lewis Girsrdier. Arie
Girardier, FIRTH Canister, Mary
Gausler, Alfonso Gansler. Lo,,ie
Girardisr, Henry Bolster. Rose
Bolster. Charles Girardier. Henry
Girardier, Clsrrissa Flynn. Erss-
tus I. Rnynesr. Catherine Rhyneer.
Christopher Z. Rose. E. c. Rose,
Anna n. Rose. +. I Ehyneer, P.
u. Dougherty, trustee 10, Bank OF
Rich woods; Bank OF Richwoods, a
corporation; =. II. Pierce. May
Pierce, James b. Johnson, william
+. Flynn, John Flynn, Mary c.
James. Timon A. James. N. M.
Flyan. Miunie FLYNN. Frank Cor.
dia, Reuben Bowers and Hannah
Rowers, defendants.
Now at this day comes the plaintiff,
by his attorney. r. G.. Edgar, and
t!les his petition snd affidavit, alleg-
ing, among other things, that the dc.
PENDANTS. Archibald K, Taylor. James
h, GirArdier, Mary Louise Taylor,
Grace l.. Crews. John q. Crcws. MI.
shasl Flynn. Caroline iiulsey, Harri.
son q. Hulssy, Louis Gitardier, Arie
Girardier, Ftits GAnsier. Mary Gkrs.
Ter. Alfonso Gsnsler, Letiis 6iratdicr,
Rose Bolster, Henry Girardicr, Char.
issa Flynn. Eras,us T. Rhyu,er.
Catherine Rhyncer, G. G. Rosc, lame
II. Johnson, William l.. Flynn. Jos
Flynn, Mary c. James, Tiv.ou A
James. Minnie Flynn, Reuben Ii y
era and Hannah Bowers arr, mot 70 .i
idsnts OF the state Of Ni.scnri Al,
that the ordinary prt>eess OF law can
not be served upoA ths.n in this sta te
Whsrsupon 1t 10 ord cred by the Il
deraiGned clerk OF the said Circui
Court OF Warrington County. Mis-
souri. In vacation. that said defend
ants be notified by publication tina
plaintiff has reAmencsd suit . gains
shsm tn this court, the objeea ant
general ntture OF which 10 to obtain |
decree Of this court defining thu
hghta, title, claims and intsasste o
all the parties hereto 10 aud T. tn,
following described real estate, to. wit
The west half Of lots one and tvs
81 the northsast quarter aud the ,ess
halt OF lot one al the northwest q,iar
Ter OF section I've; also lot ihres Of tn,
northeast fractional quarter Of SOC tioI
five. all In township thirsy-s,in,
north. range two east. 90 utaipinY IL
the aggregate l62 Or ser~s. All ssit
land lying, being and situate in tn,
County Of Wsshivs,oe and esate o.
Missouri.
Aud unIssa said del eudsnts be ase
appear at this court. at the next tern
shsFsoi. to b begun and held 1t tn,
Court hoass In the ity OF Pososi ..ir
said county. on the Arst Monday Ia
March. 1877. and ON or before the frs,
day Of said term. ,Ins ,wsr or plead e
said pssisieu. the a. 40 will BE- sskss
- souissssd ssd iusignens ssndssst
aecerdissIy.
And u 10 isstha' 'osdss~d that Z
copy hseese b psbli Shed. aesosdipl
- ~. u ~ fssssl Jsssusi. . ssws,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11
Notice 10 Taxpayers.

All taxes due the city OF Potosi for
the year 1921, including the poll tax.
not paid on or before Monday, Janu.
AIRY III, 1872, will be turned over TO the
City Attorney for collection.
By order OF the Board Of Aldermen,
January 2, 1923.
JOHN MACLAY, Mayer.
Attest:
WILSON BELL, City Clerk.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles X. Peck, Belgrade.
Mrs. Amanda Hampton, Belgrade.
Lawrence Trolley. Cadet.
Vera Gardiner, Flat River.
Mont 6kiles, Potosi.
Minnie Devine. Potosi.
Carl J. Ssyfsrth' Potosi.
Hattie n. Adams. Belgrade.
Albert r. Anderson, Potosi.
Mary Ellen MarIer. Potosi.
Hugo J. Hagsiman, Hillsboso.
Frances Z. Evans, hillsboro.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

FOR 6ALR-Pure bred Mammoth
Brenss TurkAys. toms tl20o. paliets
500. Also big bens Barred Rsck
ceckercls. e2.O0. Mrs. w. E. Nichol:
son, Belgrade, Mo.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-01-11

TAKEN UP-At Ben Allsn's farm
NJ miles west al Potost. on Bates
Creek, : ~ hsitsv. white face, nulsy.
marked swailow.folk in right, split
aud underbil In len.