The Hayti herald., October 28, 1909, Image 4

About The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922

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Wall papor at Leflor'a.
Win. Trail visited ut Scnatli Sunday.
Jar rubbora at Leflor'a.
Mrs. Laura Sttefel was quite ill Sunday.
PaintB and oil at Lofler's.
Win. Gunn was hero from Brag
gadocio Friday.
Window glass at Leflor'a.
Mrs. VA .luden and son are visiting
at Deerlntf.
Building paper at Loflor's.
Lansing Bottis of Tuscola was in
llayti Sunday.
Rubber roofing at Lefler's.
Miss EITie Dorris visited in Ca
ruthersville last Thursday.
Little Ftedie Morris, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Morris, is quite
ill.
Pair of heavy mules and log wagon
for sale cheap. W.J. Morris, Havti.
Babe Huffstuttor lias just bought a
halfmillion feet of lumber from W. B.
Kerr.
Large stock of cypres shingles for
sale, cheap, at Hayti. W. J. Morris,
Mrs. Sarah Rhodes of St. Louis is
visiting her son, J. L. Rhodes and
family.
J. L. Dorris haB the largpst line of
shirt and waist ginghams ever Bhown
in Hayti.
Contractor P. S. Ravenstein finish
ed the Dry Bayou school house last
Tliursday". .
Eat icecream and Bodas in Shell's
Summer Garden, the coolest place in
town. 39tf
Mrs. Will Limliurst of St. Louis
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Leo
Mainley.
Good, fresh, clean lard for sale all
the time at (Jhas. Morgan's butcher
shop. L'7tf
Everett Reeves of Curuthersvillo
attended to legal business at Hayti
Monday.
Our place is clean and up to date.
Come and see Clias. Morgan's butcher
shop. !17tf
F. M. Gwin, Walter Allen and John
Stubbs were in Caruthersville last
Thursday .
Call for a bottle of Tip Top, Lemp's
latest and best special brew. Caruth
eraville. Lawyer J. E. Duncan of I'aruthers
vill attended to legal business at
Hayti Monday.
Surrey for sale, good order, shafts
und tongue, bargain, $25. Mrs. Lou
Morris, Havti. 50-4t
Geo. D. Felts, at Dawson Springs,
cannot do without the Herald lor an
other year.
Don't forget, the Hayti grist mill
will grind your corn or exchange
meal for it, any day in the week.
Mrs. P. HufTstutter is visiting in
Tennessee, where she will remain un
til Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Chuence Mayes,
Leonard Lefler, Arthur Allen, Walter
Allen, Bob flobson, Bennie Allen, .Tua
nita Finnegan, Marguerite Finnegun,
Ada Dorris, Eva Allen, and Mis,
Finnegan, composed thejollycto vdthat
went over to Gay.so Tuesday night to
see the Taft fleet puss. The boats
passed between 12 and 1 o'clock.
Bob Popham and Chas Reed wont
to St. Gcnovievo Tuesday.
Call for a bottle of Tip Top, Lemp's
special brow. Caruthorsvlllo.
D. E. Dover mado a business trip to
Caruthorsvlllo Wednesday.
Froah oysters are now on tap at the
Big Light Restaurant. 39tf
The new porch in front of tho Frank
lin block is being put up.
Now, homemade Borghum, tho best
you over tasted, at J. L. Dorris'.
Miss Eva Sperling of Steele visited
Miss Ethel Perkins last week.
I. Ben Miller's ico cream for sale at
Shell's Big Light Restaurant. 40tt
W. I. Oates and little daughter re
turned from tho Cape Sunday.
J. L. Dorris has just received a nice
line of ladies' scarfs and Nowports.
On last Friday Moreau Gaskins sold
his residence to C. P. Wells, Jr.
Call for a bottle of Tip Top, Lemp's
special brew. Caruthersvillo.
Sam Edwards of Caruthersville at
tended to business at ITuy ti Monday.
Mrs. G. T. Dunmire of Kennett
visited the family of L. L. Leller the
first of the week.
W. II. Tibbs was in Hayti Sunday,
and took dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Sturm.
Dr. M. II. Hudgens of Caruthers
ville attended to professional business
in llayti Sunday.
The little girl of Mr. and Mrs. Dr.
J. G. (.'rider was quite ill of croup
Saturday and Sunday.
Ask to see that Irish poplin at J. L.
Dorris'. It looks and wears like silk,
but !b much cheaper. All colors.
Attorney W. W. Corbet was out
was out from Caruthersville Monday
on professional business.
All kinds of boot, shoe and harness
repairing done in an up-to-date man
ner, at lot live prices. M. L. Argo.
C. S. York was out from Caruthers
ville Monday, attending to business
bete and at Pascola.
Good fresh, clean meats, irood weights
and courteous treatment is the motto
at Chas. Morgan's butcher shop. H7tf
Zack Ouinn received the highest
price for cotton Tuesday that has been
paid this year, $4.92.
Miss Maud Jackson of Tennessee is
visiting the family of E. B. Culpepper,
and may attend school at Hayti.
Several desirable residence and
business lots in Hayti for sale. Ap
ply to T. A. McNail, at Bank of Hayti.
O. B. Guinn killed Ed Pollsgrove in
self defence at Gideon Oct. 21. Guhm
surrendered to the oHlcers at Kennett.
The grist mill at Hayti is now ready
for business. Custom work prompt
ly attended to. Meal and chops for
sa le 50t
The W. O. W. Lodge will have a
chicken supper at their next meeting,
tiie second Mondav in Novem
ber. The 50,000 lire at Caruthersville the
other day will hardley he noticed
bv that thriving town. Everything
will be rebuilt, better than before.
i On Oct. IS, at Caruthersville, C. D.
I Stunlill of Hayti and Miss Ola Glover
were quieth married at tho residende
of Rev. Baidridgo- Mr. Stunlill is
a Frisco fireman, and theyoungeouple
will make their homo at Hayti, with
Mr. Stanfill'.s brother, D. F. Stunlill.
We join with their many friends who
wish them a long and happy life.
Wednesday that hustling farmer
Morgan Worth brought the prize ear
of corn to our ollice, which weighed
22JO.S., and hud !)o4 grains. He also
paid his subscription 14 months
in advance. John Ingle also showed
somo flno corn, tho oars measuring
12 inches in length.
On account of tho Methodist meet
ing the ludies of tho Baptist church
huvo postponed their phamtom party
that was to ho at tho Baptist church
Saturday night, Oct. .'10.
Rev. II. Patterson will preach at tho
Baptist church every third and fourth
Sunday, morning and evening.
George and John Dunmire of Ken
nett were in Hayti Monday on their
way to Cape Girardeau, to see Presi
dent Taft.
"Kloaoflt" potticoata fit without a
wrinkle ana without alteration.
Mado with elastic gore no strings.
Guaranteed to fit. J. L. Dorris.
Jeweler C. B. Culpepper returned
home from Hoxie, Ark., Satnrday
night, bringing with him a little or
phan girl who will make her homo
with him.
Ladies, you need one of those
"Klosellt" petticoats to give your
form that slender effect. J. L. Dorris
has them in all sizes and colors. 40
This week wo received items from
Pascola too late for publication.
Such itms must reach us Sunday or
Monday, and not later than Tuesday
morning.
LadieB and cents' elntbinrr nleanprl
and pressed in up-to date atvle. M.
L. Argo, South Side Square, Next
Door to J. L. Dorris.
YOU MUST PAY.
This is to inform one and all that I
am pushing to collect all bills, and
those who owe me must pay, or dis
pense with my services. 1 have work
ed for y on und visited y on day and
night, and now I must insist on' being
paid for my labor. Dr. F. A. Mayes. !
Land For Sale at a Bargain.
100 acres, one mile from Havti, on
the Braggadocio road. 147 acres in cul
tivation, 7 acrps being in alfalfa, 4 ten
ant houses, 8700 barn, good repair.
Price S50 per aero, half cash, bianco
on easv terms. Good reasons for sell
ing. J. A. Notions, Itta Bena, Miss,
or B. F. Allen, Hayti, Mo. l-4t
PRICES
Don't be deceived, but
ask the price and see
the quality. We are
here to make good.
Oak Leaf Four in wood $6.50
Same in 48 lb sacks 1.70
Same in 24 lb sacks 85
Boquet Flour in wood 5.75
Same in 48 lb sacks 1.50
Same in 24 lb sacks 75
Cranberries per quart 10c
Celery per bunch 5c
Lemons per dozen 15c
Everything else in proportion.
We're after your business.
Sheriff's Sale Under Special Execution.
By virtue and authutity of a special
execution issued fiom the oHWcof the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of l'emihcot
county, .Missnuii, returnable to the
November Term, liJUi), of .said coiut,
and to me, the unilei signed slieriir of
1'emi-cot county, Missouii, diiected
and clat-d the 21st duv of .September,
100!), and to me delheied the 21ft day
of September, 1000, whuicin J. E.
Adams is plaintiff, and O. C. Ashby
is defendant. 1 have levied upon und
seized all the riL'ht. title, claim and
interests of said O. C. Ashby in and
to the following described icul estate,
lying, being und situate in the County
I of Pemiecot, and State ot Missouri,
1 particularly described us follows, to
i wit: The southwest quaiter of the
I sontbwcht quarter, and the south half
j of the northwest quailer of the south
I west quarter of section 3'1 in township
1 10 lango 12 east, and the east half of
I the east half of the southeast quarter
ot section .52 in township 10 ranjie 12
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east, containing one hundred acres,
more or less.
And 1 will on
Friday, November 10, 1000,
between the hours of 0 o'clock in the
forenoon und 5 o'clock in the afternoon
of that day, ut the fiont door of the
Court House, in the City of Caruthers
ville, Pemiscot county, Missouri, and
during the session of tho Circuit Couit
of said county, expose for sale, at pub
lic auction, for cash in hand, to the
highest bidder, nil the riclit, title,
claim and interests of tiie above named
defendant, O. C. Asliby, in and to the
above described mil estate, or so much
thereof as will satisfy said execution
und costs.
J. A. Fha ki.iv,
Sheriff of Pemiscot County, Missouri.
ELIUISTO
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fruits and Produce
We also handle Fresh Bread, Celery and Choice Breakfasl Foods
Graniteware, Tinware, Glassware, etc.
We make tho best prices possible and will appreciate your trade.
NEAR SANDERS PROS. OLD STAND. - HAYTI, MISSOURI
NEW PHOTO GALLERY
Do not delay having your photos mado tomorrow la often too late.
Now is the time. I do all kinds of work, post cards, enlarging and de-
: : veloping films and printing for amateurs, : : ;
F?. W. QUIMION. ARTIST
Second Door South of the Bank of Hayti.
THE BIO LIGHT RESTAURANT
Soda Fountain and Summer Garden
Is the place to get your Meals and Cold Drinks of all kinds, Ice
Cream, Ice Cream Sodas, Fruits, Melons, Fresh Fish, Fresh
Bread, Honey Candies, Tobaccos, Cigars, Canned Goods, in
fact, everything that goes to make up a first class restaurant.
SQUARE MEALS 25 CENTS
OUR SUMMER GARDEN
Is built for ladies or ladies and escourts. It is the
coolest place in S. E. Mo. TO EAT AND DRINK.
0. M. SHELL, Proprietor,
TRAIGHTTALK
If you haven't bought your fall suit, don't listen to any one, but come
straight to us, and we will show you some of the nobbiest clothes you ever
saw. We will guarantee to fit you as wel as any tailor made suit, at much
less cost. Below we quote you only a few paice? , to give you an idea of what
we have. Belter listen!
Clothes to Fit
MEN'S SUITS.
Latest Thing in Grey $25.00
Black Granite 16.50
Neat Stripe
And many others, too numerous
to mention.
LADIES'. SUITS.
Fancy Black and White Stripe $1 5.00
BlackMercerized, SatinLined 1 0.00
Grey Mercerized, Satin Lined 1 0.00
Come and let us fit you with one,
and see what values we please others,
and"surely'can please you.
We ask your trade only we can
please you, and we are confiident
that we can do this, if you will con
sult your own interest.
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I. KOHN
MISSOURI
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