Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-11-05
NEWS
FOR YOU

drop leaf table; 2 marble top
stands; dining room table. and
chairs; 1 buffet; sewing. naa-.s|
chine; floor lamps; G. T.. re-
frigerator;. kitchen table, gas q,
ranges. glassware dishes;
stand and old table; large q
mirror; porch swing; rockerss
and chairs; yictrOla; radio.s
!, Other things too numerous to
mention. Bring your neigh.
bors. The highest bidder takes
the article.
80 . 9 . . . Q q . 9
. Anyone having studio =
9 Ocouch for sale, let me e
Ohear from you. O
600 - 90 OUOOO
The room formerly occupied
by the late Orr McVeigh on
Main street, next to the Ohio
Power Office, is for rent.
One of my customers has a
team Of horses, W.T.. each about
100 lbs. Coed workers.
have some age. If sold with
i'm a week, price of team, $50.
People wanting to come back
to Chesterhill, we wish for
you to know that the former
Henry Hopkins property is for
sale at very reasonable
price, and you will find it to
be comfortable home.
O@OOO O Q . . Q u -
. Make me an offer on the
. following: The Fred .
9 OWhite home, half mile .
. south of ChesterhilI, .
. acreage S15; royalty. .
Q The j. A. Peterson farm, @
O11s miles from Big Bot .
q tom park-all farm ma .
9 chinery goes; the Her. Q
Oman Lashley farm rt. 760
! 011s miles north of Bev- @
! O erly; the oil lease on the Q
n 95 acre farm. location
- Buck Run. which con- O
O. sists Of Fl wells; 400
~ horse power COMPRESSOR @
Sand Is h. p. pumping en- -
O gine. .
The Georgia Sisk farm, near
the Muskingum-MOrgan line;
the Flcra Ogan farm, located
in Bristol township, and the
Luther McKibben farm, Wind
sor township, consisting of 35
acres-buildings and fences
! are good; the Walter Sher-
man farm, so acres; the
Frank Chapman farm, "a
! acres. Become interested and
there is no doubt but what we
will transact business with
each other.
New corn meal, grain hominy,
flake hominy, soup beans, red
kidney beans; also prepared
buckWheat and pan cake flour.
y
Farmers, butchering time is
at hand. have jars, all
sizes, to take care of your lard.
If you need milk crooks, L
!: have No. rs.
Pepper, in bulk, ask our price.
Ohio River Salt in 100 Ib,
bags.
Come in Saturday and 1 will
have different kinds Of meat,
and prices will be right.
We are now in Malta. Tt
seems strange that two houses
like the Raymond Finley,
Main street, and the Malcolm, /
Tysinger property on High
street have not sold. Such /
bargains seldom occur. Coun-.
sci with me and I will treat
you right. Two safer invest
! ments cannot be obtained.
A poultry farm for sale, we'll
equipped. There is really one 4
way to realize its value, and !
that is to go with me and see
it. T won't need to use sales ]
talk-it speaks for itself.
Hello York township: II you
have a farm that is productive,
and in good shape, consider
the Talbot residence in Ches-
terhill as part pay, and I be-
lieve that becoming interested
deal will be made.
Apples, this Saturday, many
kinds; also sweet cider.
Two extra specials at this
time. are the former Frank
! Manly property, in Malta; also
the farm consisting of 90
acres near the Beech Grove
Inn, just Off route 81. Both
are owned by Mrs. Rachel
Manly Miller. Owner wants
to sell.
I StanODng ON F1Itn ana Jenor.
son streets, .McConnelsville-
look at the Clarence Drury
property; walk around it and 4
notice the sporting and ap-
pearance I'm general. At any
time Won may visit the inter-
for. In so doing yon will. witt
ness a very attractive home.
Celery, head and leaf lettuce,
turnips and sweet potatoes;
grape fruit, oranges and Tenn
ons.
Cabbage for sauer kraut.-
/ have n customer who has
100 rullets, four months old,
for sale.
The Charles Havener home
should have your attention.
1t Is ore of the best values In
our village. Come with me I
and look 1t over.
Greetings to all my friends. I
will visit Won again af the