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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-31
WOMEN GIVE OUT

Housework is hard enough when
healthy. Every Louisa woman who is
having backache, blue and nervous
spells, dizzy headaches and kidney or
bladder troubles. should be glad to
heed this Louisa woman's experience:
Mrs, ]. NJ Rankin, Water ST., says:
II had pretty severe attack of kid
ney and bladder trouble last year and
/ was up one day and down the next,
as my back was so painful. | was
dizzy and my head ached fit to split
My feet and ankles swelled, too, and
| was in bad shape during the whole
ear, unfit for any kind of housework.
Everything l undertook to do was a
drag to me. My kidneys didn't act
regularly either, heard about Doans
Kidney Pills and sent to the Louisa
Drug Store Co. for a box. After using
them got rid of my trouble. ! am
only too pleased to recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills to others"
Price coo. at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills--the same that Mrs. Ran
kin had. Foster Milburn Co., Mfrs,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-31
CADMUs

The revival meeting at Morgan's
creek conducted by Reys. Adam Har-
man. McClung, Hutchinson and Hulette
was one of the best meetings that has
been In Lawrence county for num-
Der of years There were many souls
saved and quite an awakening on the
sinner. May the good work go on UNI
til our country becomes christianized
,. Fred Stewart contemplates NOV
ing to Wheelwright Ky. this spring
and Clifton Hnlette will move TO the
place vacated by Stewart. -. Fred
Vanhorn is having lumber sawed TO
build him q house on his fathers farm
near Green Valley Fred Shortridge
has moved to the place vacated by
Cam Rice opposite the home of Ad-
am Hartman. John N. Boggs con-
templates moving to Louisa this
spring i. Noldon Savage has moved
from his uncle Andy Woods farm to-
the Ballard Scalf farm on little Gait,
recently vacated by w. M. Brumfeld,
who moved to j. S, Jordan's farm near
Tuscola Adam Harmon was called
to Glenwood last week on official bus-
mess and also to Tuscola but we are
sorry to say he is now on the sick
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-31
.CORDELL.

Several from here attended church
at Cando Sunday We are glad to
say the sick OF our community are
convalesciDg ~. The farmers of our
community are getting ready TO make
hay while the sun shines. j. Several
from this place attended the funeral Of
Felix Thompson at Matte Saturday.
Miss Lydia Osborn was the guest OF
Miss Mary Banner Swetman at Will
bur Friday 1--WE are sorry to say
oliver Swetman is very low with ty-
phoid fever. Homer Livingston, the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings
Cordle, who has been quite i'll for the
past few days is better. The stork
visited the home of Mr.. and Ms. Roy
Moore, March 10, and left fine girl
Miss Neva Thompson was the after
noon guest Of Misses Esther and Gym
thin Cordle Saturday. Miss Sylvia
Steele was the afternoon guest OF Mrs.
Fred Steele Sunday. Simon AIRING
ton has his new house almost COM
pleted and has moved in !. Mrs. L. T.
Griffith, who has had an attack of
pneumonia Is convalescing :. Mrs. SUI
sic Prince and daughter, Miss Erma,
and Mrs. T. NJ Cordle, were shopping
at Matte Saturday,. Miss Opal Ba-
ker was the guest of Miss Carrie Cor
die one night last week. Mrs. Ross
Berry and Mrs. Bert Moore of Rock
house were the pleasant guests of
Mrs. Jennings Cordle Thursday after
noon. Ruthie Ethel, the little daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Farris Moore, is
very low at this writing! -. We are
glad to say Lunda Gartin, who has
been sick for some time Is improving
a.. Charley Gartin and family have
moved from Martha to this place. =. /.
Sam cordle was calling here sunday.
Charley Curnutte was calling on his
best girl at Matte Sunday. -. Miss
Hazel Moore and Miss Sylvia Cordle
of Matte were the guests of Mrs.
Bert Moore Saturday. =. Mrs. Stella
Cordle was the guest of her parents
at Tarkiln Saturday and Sunday. go.
Mrs. T. NJ. Cordle was the afternoon
guest OF Susie Prince and daughters
Sunday Miss Mona Arlington was
the guest Of Mrs. Hubert Arlington
Sunday. We are sorry TO say the
Of Jesse Edgar Cordle is
slow. ...... Mr.. and Mrs r. H. oCrdle |
had as their guests Sunday, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Jarret Cordle OF Tarkiln.
JUST ME-.
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TABoRS CREEK, w. VA.

The revival meeting which is being
conducted at this place by the well
known evangelist, Rev. b. r.. Laliin
is a great success, A number have
accepted Christ and great interest is
being manifested by the vast number
which listens to the impressive APP
peals made by Rev. Lakin. ). Mrs. H.
b. Dean is very sick at this writing
..,..i.. Miss Mamie Robinett was the
Sunday guest of Miss Nellie Peck....
Misses Alma and Bertha Lakin of Big
Hurricane were the weekend guests
of Miss Violet NJ. Crabtree, of this
place. William Hewlett of Hewlett,
W. Va, is attending church at this
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. LaSin Were
the Sunday guests of Mrs. Lakin's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Frasher of
this place. j. Mrs. S. 2, Frazier is the
guest of Mrs. Edgar Loar this week.
Clyde Davis, of Prichard, w. Va, was
the Sunday guest of Miss Blanch
Frasher. Misses Ruby Burk, Imo-'
gene Mcclure and Katherine Loar
were the dinner guests OF Miss Isa-
belle Lycan Sunday. .... Miss Garnet
Hewlett attended church at this place
Sunday morning -. Miss Amanda
Lester and Mrs. Chris Bellomy were
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Bellomy Monday,
BROWN EYES
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-31
SOUR STOMACH
INDIGESTION
Thedford's ck-Dra1ght Highly
Recommended by a Tennessee
Grocer for Troubles Re-
sulting from Torpid
Liver.

East Nashville, Tenn The effic-
iency Of Thedford's Black raught, the
genuine, herb. liver medicine, is
vouched for by Mr.. W. N. Parsons, a
grocer Of this city. ''It is without
doubt the best liver medicine, and I
don't believe could get along without
It. take It for sour stomach, head.
ache, bad liver, indigestion, and all
other troubles that are the result Of
torpid liver.
Il have known and used It for years,
and can and do highly recommend it
to every one. won't go to bed with
out 1t In the house. 1t win do all It
claims to do. l can't say enough for
It,"
Many other men and women through
out the country have found Black
Draught just as Mr. Parsons describes
valuable in regulating the liver to
its normal functions. and in cleansing
the bowels Of impurities.
Thedford's Black.Draught liver medi-
cine is the original and only genuine.
Accept no limitations or substitutes.
Always ask for Thedford's. E@
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-31
G. w. CASTLE,
County Attorney

list 49,. Ted Chadwick who got his
knee thrown out of place last week is
getting along fine and will soon be
able to be out again. ... Mrs. Nancy
Hartman attended 1 Re meeting at Nor
gan's creek Wednesday and Friday
night and reports good meeting. -.
Pleas Boggs has moved to the A. Col
linsworth farm on Gait recently va
Gated by W. M. Smith, who moved to
his new house opposite the home of
Elijah Rupe. .s.r. Oscar Hollinsworth
has moved from the Foster farm to
the Lewis Fannin place on, Morgan's
creek and widow Foster and widow
browning have moved to the place va
Gated by Oscar Hollinsorth. .i;.. Mn
Fulton moved from the Geo. Newsom
farm to the one vacated by Harve Car
ter on Morgan's creek. 49,. Mrs. Mary
Rupe and little son were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Adam Hartman one day last
week. W. d. Chadwick, C. ID. Short
ridge and Anderson Collinsworth were
visiting Adam Hartman one day last
week. Little Bonnie Fannin makes
frequent visits TO Morgan's creek. -.
Mrs. Susan Riley was visiting her
brother, A. Hartman, last week. Let
us hear from Tuscola, Webbvllle. Jat-
tie, Zelda, Hulette, Trad. Dennis Christi
mas AND other points. SPUNK. Z
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-31
YATESVILLE

Sherman Fosters house, together
with a considerable amount OF Its con-
tents, was burned TO the ground on
last Thursday afternoon. Three men
arrived nthe scene and made the
best fight THEY could. but the fire had
gained such Roadway before the men
arrived that their efforts were almost
futile They only succeeded in saving
about one half of the household eff
fects. The origin fthe fire was from
a defective flu -. The Yatesville Sun-
day school wa sorganized on Sunday
ficers elected: Willard F. Short, SUPP.
Mrs. James Hughes Assistant Supt,
Miss Rosa Bentley. Secretary and Miss
Gr1Cie Blankenship, Treas. Millari
Short and Mrs Hughes are the teach
efs of the senior classes, George G..
Short, one of our Oldest and best citl-
zons. Is on the sick list. But all of the
Others Of our neighporhood who We're
sick are improving ,,..,It is raining
again here today (Monday) and as a
consequence people are being thrown
back about their gardening. On Fri.
day of last week LaRdon Z. Bradley
received message over the wire an
nouncing the death of his eight year
OIL nephew who was 4 son of William
Bradley of Charleston W. Va. The an
rouncement stated that the boy had
been accidentally killed. but no par
t!cplars have been learned up to this
writing During the last year up -
december 81. Damer Rife sold S4010n
wcrth of eggs, pretty good for a lie
tie scrub farmer. or course a great
deal of the time Damer had the adj
vantage of the high prices, but the
price is one thing to be watched, as
well as the care of The chickens. 49,.
Arthur Burchett is moving to the old
Foster place on the hill between Mar
gan's creek and Cats Fork. ... Raish
-5lankenship has force of carpenters
at work rebuilding a new house IN lieu
Of the one that was destroyed by fire,
which will be occupied by Sherman
Foster the present year. ...... James
Hughes will go to kenova where lie
has employment at an early date.
COUNTRY GREENHORN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-31
OBITUARY

Elba Goble was born in Floyd coun-
ty, Kentucky, September 3. 1852, de-
parted this life November 5, 1921, aged
So years, months and days. He was
married to Tabitha Hinkle, daughter
of DR.. John Hinkle of Stidham, KY,
in the year 1879, and to them were
born six children-four girls and two
boys, viz: John w. Goble of Inez, KY,
Lewis ]. Goble of Inez KY, Mrs. SUI
sic Bowen, Kermit W. Va. Mrs Ella,
James, Milo, KY Mrs. Vica Bowen,
Inez, KY, and Mrs. Lizzie Mills. Calf
creek, Ky. He Joined the United Bap-
fist church in 1889, was converted and
was baptized by Rev. P. b. Mccoy and
lived a devoted life. He was a good
husband father, neighbor and citizen,
loved and respected by his many
friends. He was merchant at Inez
for years, teacher of vocal music,
and superintendent of the Stafford
Fork Sunday school. He forded the
rivers and climbed the mountains and
bore the disappointments of this life
with much patience, but thank God on
top the captured battlements of VIC
tory he can shout home at last" He
can enjoy the sunshine of Gods love
forever. No more in this life will his
children see his sweet smiling face and
hear his gentle voice, but while they.
mourn his loss he is reio.cing as gain.
Weep not that his tolls are over.
Weep not that his race is run,
God grant we may rest as camly
When our work like his is done.
MIR. AND MRS. A. H.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-31
RUSSELL CHAPEL

Harold Jones of Big Sandy was in
stantly killed by falling slate and was
buried at this place on Sunday, March
49,. Harry Savage made business
trip to Webbville Friday. .......J. e.
Fields, our neighbor, is slowly inn
proving at this writing. C. e. Kent
ner made business trip to Ashland
last week. .., The stork visited the
home of Mrs. Oscar Vanhoose and left
a fine boy. .Everette Furnish of Sol
der was calling on Miss Iona Savage
Sunday. Rev. w. A. Hay was in our
vicinity last week . Professor Austin
Fields is progressing nicely with his
singing school. /. Ray OVAL of Rus
sell was calling on home folks Sun
day DIR. t. 7. Bays was business
caller in Grayson last week. 4. :. Kent
Prichard of Ashland was calling on
Harry Savage last week.
A DEMOCRAT.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-31
UPPER LICK CREEK

Bennett Cox is very i'll at this writ
ing. w. NJ. Shannon returned home
Saturday from Drift. $3.50. Miss Addie
Thompson was the pleasant guest Of
Mrs. Al. Parker Saturday and Sun
day. Mack Muncy and Scott Flan-
merry passed down our creek Saturday
enroute to Louisa Miss Mary Ellen
Daniels and Dorothy Charles were
shopping in Busseyville Tuesday. 80.
Mrs. Sallie Shannon was the overnight
guest of Mrs. w NJ. Gibson Friday. -.
Miss Mary Ellen Daniels had as her
guest Wednesday Miss Coda McCown
..... Andy Shannon was on our creek
Sunday. A LONELY GIRL.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-31
$125,3O6.Ss
Total
REFUNDiNG BONDS

On December 15 1915 the Fiscal Court issued
Refundng Bonds and in October, 1916 issued $4,000
more Refndng Bonds These were issued to take up IN
debtedness of the county incurred in previous years IN
and $4,000 remain unpaid They payable in install
ments each year up to and including 1885 During 49,
bonds No. q and will become due, amounting to S2ooo
and interest coupons aggregatng $242O will also become
PAYABLE making APO to be paid in 1922 on these bonds
There is on hand in cash available for this purpose 81
04959 leaving deficit of $371.00.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-31
MAYO TRAIL FUND

AS shown above $4,000 has been advanced on the con-
struction of the Mayo Trail and the sum OF IS
on hand in cash subject to the order OF the State
sum SIS 600 the said project so that it will be necessary
to issue only approximately $4,000 of bonds in order 70
make up the full $4,000 These will be issued during TINS
wear on demand Of the State Highway Commission; and
the Is cents levy will pay off these bonds half in 1922 and
The remaining half in 1923.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-31
COUNTY FINANCIAL STATE
MENT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR OF 1921

The statutes Of Kentucky require the Fiscal Court to
publish and present to the citizens of the county each
statement of the financial affairs Of the county and in
obedience to that requirement the following respectful
" submitted
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-31
REVENUES

Cash in bank at beginning of 1921. -. $50. !.
Property taxes less generations, delinquent
and sheriff's commissions. ............
County Poll Tax less delinquent and exonera-
tions ,........'. go. ,.......
School Poll Tax less delinquent and exonera-
tions Observation-Disclosures. ,....: ...,..
Corporation Franchise taxes and railway tang
ibe Observation-Disclosures. ................ ..
Oil Production tax. ....,,...,... .........
Total
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Leaving deficit at the beginning of 1922 Of.

The revenue of the county for the Common Fund and
Road and Bridge Fund for 1922 will be approximately
$4,000 SO that there is available to the present fiscal court
Cor expenditure during 1922 $0522 if the county is to
conne its expenditures to its income as the law requires
list of claims allowed by the Fiscal Court last year,
and the delinquent list, will be published later
By order of the Fiscal Court.
M B. SPARKS, e. w. CASTLE,
County Judge County Attorney
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-03-31
OUTSTANDING LIABILITIES

There remain unpaid county warrants allowed and
issued by the previous Fiscal Court, as follows:
Unpaid Common Fund Warrants payable l922 4
I1nnaid Road and Bridge Fund Warrants ~ 11,71700i
6aAc;t IN F,,ndino bonds ... 37100I
Total 2S,10184f
And to pay these, as shown above, there is in
the Treasurer's hands.
Cash in the Common Fund. .S2,lI241
Cash in Road and Bridge Fund. 3,234.59
G < 1O7 O6
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BUSi'ESS SERVICE

$500
business Services offered. ~
buttons made, p!catirg
The CIT shop. Fourth AMI Grace Sis.
WIGS rented and theatrical mahe-upn for
plays etc. Hughes Ha!r parlor, 200 ~
'rhiri Street.
WI: SELL. and repair electrical fans J. E.
Caud.e. 5ld North Third Street.
WHEN you want what you ~ant and IN.
u Immediately. read the Dispatch M6,
Aae.
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kIRSs HAiAE%-D.ed. at his residence.
-.if FLrk Avenue. Rev. ". u. h!rsch-
mann. IN has 5Sth year. survived ~ ms
W!dOw, ana Two children. MTs. l.ouisc n.
I-ihdnvr and Mrs. Pauline Is. BrRu-r, OF
this c!ty. Funeral from residence T..
VI. Thursday. lnt.rlnrnt hollywood.
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Phone Your Wants
To Randolph 1
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the exception ot THE SUNDAY
TINES DlSPATCA. which II prices,
separately.
Schedule OF Want Ad Rates
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consecutive insertions, n
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Display TYPO
The largest type permitted In INC
want Ao pages - u point, and mo
smallest Space In which l2-polnt
type al may be oct Is one ipGh. The
word daily and IN cents wore
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estimate wUTcs 10 The ltne.
Longer term rates Tor business III
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MEN can use Jew more hard work
ing. Intelligent and neat-appea men
n richmond and vicinity; $50 per week
10 start. Call between and . J.. NJ,
at 5ls West Grace street.
MEN-Ehrce singi" men. between the ages
OF - and 80. TO travel and do guard
duty. Apply At once. 70s East Frank
lin Street. Leave city tonight; all e,-
penscs. Room o.
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Hclp-NInle or Tcnlare

MEN AND WOMEN wanted 10 learn the
thToer trade. Tuition. 35a tools free;
diplomas gwen. Writ. for information
Richm"nd Barber College. sol Eas, Mar
sha!l street. or Norfolk Hsrber College.
22t Bank Street. Norfolk. Va
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ANTED-Two experienced teamsters
SIX experienced sawmill lRbcrers one
experienced sawyer. Transfers AMI saw
!ets must Eivc reference. Apply TO
hanson MaNey Lumber COMPANY.
lircmO Biun. Va
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EMPLOYMENT
Help wanted-Male

ANIED-First-class superintendent for
printing department OF printing and sta
tohcry business in progressive South.
e'n town. must bo thoroughly familiar
with a.! work in shop and a good execu
ave Liberal salary To the right man
Must havo satisfactory record ana
oe Ao'e 10 give bes, OF references Ad-
dress l. Is6. care The Dispatch.
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UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY.

Wantcd-SinSle Young man
with pleasing personality and
courteous manner, as an assistant
or understudy 10 my head Office
ana store representative. whose
duties are accounting. Duokkecpcr,
s;"noSraph!c and general ONCE
work. Also dealing with the COM
inercial public through retail SOIL
inE in store and over Telephone.
Mus; De stenoEraphcr. with some
hnowledG. OF bookkeeping. In
reply. state salary expected TO
start. assuring you OF increase
with successful ability.
Bon * $40, CARE
THE DISPATCH,
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HAwLEI-Died, Wednesday. Nay 20.
1922. at the Grace Hospital, sac a. NJ,
CHARLES Thomas Hawlcy. III the 3i;h
year OF ms age. after an Illness OF one
week. lie is survived b! his wifc, Mary
Elizabeth Wec:ns Hawley, TWO small
children his mother, sisters. one
brother and a host OF relatives. Flu
De!a! notice later.
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FlSlht.IdL


Business Opportunities 80
CONFECTIoS ERY-Doing good business.
owner leaving town. Call Randolph
$685..
CONFECTIONERY and small store for
sale. good stand; sOod reason Tor
selling. 6I5 West Main.
NFECTIONERY-Fo sale confection-
AIRY store with stock. good corner stand
Apply 2o:i East Broad.
NY BUSINESS SOLD QUICKLY.
SOUTHERN BUSINESS SALES AGENCY.
1912 Times Dispatch BniIding.
WANT SILENT PARTNER IL Gnanc. me
for about one Thousand dollars IN small
manufacturing busIn,ss. articl. to he
manufactured Is in constant demand
with hig repeat business. large pronts
VIII furnisa best OF i-I-rcnces as TO my
anI!Ity. character. etc. II you mean bus;.
ness. viii he glad 10 talk ihs proposition
over with you. Is 49,. Gaze The Dis
patch.
wANTED--Location for drug stor. OF
VIII buy interest In atore in virginia
town. Box l. 79i. care Tho Dispatch.
FOR SALE--A good confectionery and
small grocery; we'll Established. James
r. Cosby. 90 East Main Street.
WOULD like to hear from party who has
stave or sawmIli propagation they would
consider contracting out. Box Ii .sl.
care The Dispatch.
THE pIsPATcH classa1sa Ad. bring .u,.
and quick results.
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Funeral Directors

EDWiE rHACP. funeral director and on.-
ua!inrG, sos East Main Street Madison
-! ur Ran 56ts.
MOURNING ORDERS DYED 2S-hour ser
ace. his department. Is given spe-
C!a! attention SChIoss Cleaners and
Dyers los North Fourth Street. Mudi-
o9O6 Randolph $3.50
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Situations Misunderstanding 80

SituatlonS W antcu--FcmAlc SU
OOkKEEPER--A competent lady wants
several Email sets OF books 10 keen,
any time during day. and charges r..s-
enable. Address Box Is isi care Tu.
Dispatch.
WANTED. washing. women 10 call 3oi
North Fifth Street tomorrow morning
Situations Nunied-Ainlc 81
BOOkk EEPER--Competent cxperienc.d
office man desires bookkeeping OF COOL
clerical work; Al references Bu,
is 49,. care The Dispatch.
EXPERIENCED bookkeepec and oDc.
manager. now employed wishes host
ton in or near Richmond. June Isl.
Can install systems. handle credits and
correspondence; good reasons for want
Ing change; highest reference Bu.
900. care The Dispatch.
WASTED-Job as teams foreman: life
time experie nee; also veterinary expcrl
encc; best reference. Call 3Oll Wi
Harrisburg Avenue. Phone Madison
53D3-W between and T.. NJ
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Il in the Market for Good Used Car Read Classification
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

MAXWELL Touring. 1919 model; good
running order: will sacrifice for Slso
for quick sale: owner going away.
Madison 3940-J.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

"Wednesday, May 10.
1892. at l2:iS y. 81. a; the residence OF
her daughter. Mrs. c. l.. Terrell. S6li
Carolina Avenue. Mrs. virginia l.. Han
cock. age 80 years. She IS survived by
TWO daughters, Mrs. II. -. Rowe and
Mrs. 4. i. Terrell. son. John W.
hancock. al! Of this city. Funeral
Thursday morning ct IL o'clock from
above-residence. intermeni in OAK
wood.