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Christian Holds services Ist3rl Sumlajat 11 aim and at 630 p m

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on theMthSunday

Baptist Church Services on the SecondSaturday night and Snmlajv SuudaySchool tt 9 a m every Sunday Prayermeeting on Tuesday nights I

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Personals 4

Col W J Sparks was in the citySaturday

Russel and WixiDiliioii were upfrom Livingston Monday

Mrs Joe Purcell is visiting herparents Mr and Mrs James Houk

Mrs Jane Bloomer spent theweek with her sister Mrs JamesHouk

Mr Joseph Cpffev of Stanfordwas here Tuesday on importantbusiness

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Atty B J Bethurutn went toLouisville Monday on importantlegal matters

Owen Allen s llof H P Allenof Goochland entered the college

here MondajTIt

Mrs l1dgeG W McClure whot

has been very sick for several daysis much better J >nIdaycoritiiiues e lO V

i i iitodIIfAY G Mujlins one bf li niosP

welcome ofall visitors to Mt Ver ¬

non was l1erp Monday

Thurmon Furguson of nearWildie left Tuesday for SneadvilleTenu to visit his mother

Proto Ewers moved into the houseSaturday which he recently pur¬

chased ot A Pehaington

Horrace Edwards ha moved tohis farm w ichhe recently pur¬

chased near Walnut GroveMrs Snodgrass aftei spending

severaLdays with relatives here re ¬

turned to her home Monday gJl J Towery went to Barbourls

villc Tuesday to reorgauize a tentof theMaccabees at that place

JJ Cook had charge of the rec¬

ords in county court Monday andmakes a splendid deputy clerk

Charley Whitehcad and MissMaggie Hansel were two new ad ¬

ditions to the college Mondaymorning

Messes Bessie Houk and GarlicDavis and Mrs J E Houk visitedrelatives at Maretburg th e middleof the week V x

rleYleyattr vas in frpmWitdie st week andtold us that his uncle L f Stew Ifvas agajn pti the siclc hst r

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K B Cox rcceivecJ a rather serious wound ytstel day by a loaded

Irf9fjj breakinS ctu bOIr and severelyI mashing tbh foott

ies5rs J V Stephens aud J JI

Braunaman of Berea were here-

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Monday looking after some mattersconnected with the estate of Ir

fJ T SteplienS fieccase J

Iro est Turpen is at Langfordsworkingl his new house whichhe will mOve jn the near futureForesfr a ihigh ty good citizenand we regret very much to looseliiir f

Mrs W R McClure was calledto the bedside of her sister JissDora Hansel near Woodstock whowas thought to tye near death butshe soon rallied and is now muchbetter

Bessie the little daughter ot Mrand Mrs R B Mullins is very illwith typhoid fever This makesthree cases Mr Mullins has had inhis family including himself inthe last six weeks

Mrs Angie Stephens cameI

Monday to atterd to some mattersconnected with her husband estateShe will move back to her propertyhere in March which is now occu ¬

pied by Deputy sheriff H L TateMrs Cleo W Brown left Monday

to take charge of her millinery

GeorgeItownstylish milliner she has built up a I

splendid trade here and our peopleregret to give her up She comesof one of the oldest and most reliablefamilies of our county and is anactive and beloved member of theChristian church Endowed asme is with a good mind fine busi ¬

ness judgment and a splendid tasteof style she no doubt will do wellin her new field Mt Vernon andRdckcastles loss is Scott countys I

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XDCttStWanted 7TTo or thr =e college

students are wanted to boardN r Jm r r- ccres n blb I

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nlFORSAtE 6REXGHANGE Onej-

acre lot and house with she roomsJ A PRESTON

nov2v3mo Livingston Ely

Dead Mr John Haley lQfAlfred Haley dec asedof Row ¬

land died Saturday night at hisliome near Freedom church ofpneumonia fever

x The stockhplders of the Rockcastle County TFair Associationmeet at Brodhead tomorrow nightlo elect officers for this year Afull attendance is desired> Mr and Mrs W R Letcher announces the engagement of theirdaughter Mary Coleman to JohnN Turner Jr of CampbellsvilleThe marriage will be celebrated bya quiet home wedding on Febru-ary 27th with only the relatives andllearfrindspresent RichmondRegister The intended bride isa sister of Miss Dove B Letcher

We received an introduction toI

Prof Morison of Virginia oii lastStinda veiling He is in ourtown for the purpose of giving les ¬

sons in practical arithmetic Profasserts that he would not give apostagesfcamp for all the arithme ¬

tics that has been printed to teaCh

the people mathematics althoughhe is a v author of two works him

jsel Heuses nolok uo mapsJ fittSJl his ieaching But initrqdutes eyerryvprincipal in a eoniinon sense system < Hs domes veilrecQuieacleid by T jT Smith who is

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HiglV Iciipfii OddyiU Kyy andj mie othcr cla stca teacljer tffythe

States wild assert vpo5itiyely tliat-liiiviu g takeu PJcpft course r1trn al 1iai tijt y Jif a t

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1Brin your collars and cuffs Jo

Cox Bros and they will have themwashed for you at the LexingtonSteani Laundry

judge Willihris appointed laijtMon < iayf upon request John SigHIAIJ Dr 1 S Burdett VHvSoivder J F Vat nanc1B A

Yaden trustees of the town ofBrodhead Judge Pike accompaniedthe hbove named

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s ny that everj thing was cioue ac¬

cording to Lioyle

xIxsANK Mr M CProctoIagood farmer living near Langfordstation was tried here Wednesdayand adjudged to he insane JailerGriffin anti deputy sheriff H L

I Tate took him totIle Lakelandasylum yesterday Until ten days

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ago Mr Proctor seemed to be per¬

fectly all right but since that timehe has been growing w6ise all thetime and was at times very hard tocontrole

Judge P D Colyer went to Liv¬

ingston Tuesday to investigate thekilling of Henry Idol An inquestwas held but the jury was dismiss ¬

ed until next Monday when theywill meet again and hear some fur-

ther evidence befoie rendering adecision While it is possible thathe was hit by a traiu yet it is hardly thought ha1i that is the way hisdeath Lame about

MARRI t AGEsTMr Jim Rogersof Bee Lick and Miss Ruth Herrin of Quail a niece of E A Her ¬

rin were tnarrjed yesterday at the I

home of her mother Mrs MaryElizabeth Hetrin-

Mr George Burton of the OakHill neighborhood and Miss CarriePurcell daughter of J S Purcella prominent farmer of this countywere married yesterday at the

home of the brides parents

The will of the late Mr John TStephens was probated in theCounty Court last Monday whereit was pioducedby Atty John WBrown and identified by Judge Mc ¬

Clure and wife He had alreadygiven to his two children Mrs J JBranaman and J W Stephens ofBerea their share and by his willhe gives the remainder to his wife1ng il1e whom he makes Execu

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itixcour ciI1F le y iCarrie Le ar arid qualified

Mrs Susan Butner widow 6fJF Butner together with Mrs EsterAnn Griffith Summers ReynoldsBill Gailbreath IdaMunday EllenButuer Lillie Butner David Butnerand Mrs Carrie McClary havebrought suit through their Atty CC Williams against Mattie audFannie Butner for the purpose otsetting aside a dower to the widowand deyiding the remainder of theland of J F Butner between theheirs The case was submitted inCounty Court Monday when LW Eethurum filed his report asGuardian ad litem for the infantdefendants and W H Fish J HHays and S N Davis were ap-

pointed¬

CommisSioners to allotdower and divide the land

IN COUNTY COJIR J j Si upIson charged with obstructing the

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public high waj was tried Mondayarid discharged Wjlliam Bondwas tried Monday for failing towork William Sams section ofroad the evidence showed that hebelonged another section whichhe had worked and the Judge dis ¬

charged him GVIV Wood wasfined i cent and the cost by jjuryfor using abusive aka insultinglanguage to Mr Lewis Metesserwhp operates the mines at PineHill William Masoti was foundnot guilty last Saturday on charge j

of procuring liqupx for GarfieldClark CC William attornevAnn Boles waiyed the riglit of exmin ti P9Jl charge of sdling

liquor uiplawfully and yas held toanswer in tiicisiim of io bbpdj ahrfhe February tjrm of Circuit tSpurt

The lion d was readily gjivensvyitlt

J f Owens as surety< j

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W H Cress sold to Marion Denhath quite a nice lot of Walnutlogs

RE Sowder moved on the 271 to the house lately vacated by S Jvklnlqy

Ii Wm Bustle was visitinjr Iw sister Mr J M Ivprton oftliisplace Sunday last i

Mrs Marye Biomerof thisplace is visiting her sister MrsJastHouk of Mt Vernon

A J Cress afid Miss Cairda Goffwere married at the home of RevJames Cummins on the 24th ult-

W L Sowder wilh move towhere Wm Barrens now lives andMr Barrens will move on the river

Stephen Cash our hustling littlemerchant and miller at this placetsaandreggs

Jj vS Cummin of your placear tB F Price of this place en¬

joyed the smiles of their be tgitlSunday last

J CCummins purchaseda farnifrom G L Payne near SandSpring and wiU move to it aboutthe first of March

Died at his home near FreedomJohn Haley on the 25 he leavesa wife and five children to mournhis loss Mr Haley was a kindand Jionest man and the bereavedfamily have the entire sympathy ofthis community

ADDITIONAL GOOCHLANDW DMcGuire Srivery ill

at this writingGrover McGuire taken sick veiy

suddenly last Saturda night DrR H Lewis was called to see himSunday but he is very sick thetrouble is unknown

pro R H Lewis ot Wildie wascalled to the bedside of Uncle WmjVjTcGuire last Sunday and we areglad to say gave the old gentlemanrelief a

W S McGuire was out fromGarrard last week on business

The littlo eighteenmonthsoldbab of Mr and Mrs J W BowI11an was bmned to death last Fri ¬

day even ing

lR Jones was at Con way last

i h 1hJSpa utSJ jMrJ Beririett Ballard Vas the

guest of Mr and Mrs Chit vilIiClark of Climax last Saturday andSunday

Mrr Matt Martin of Clark coun ¬

ty son of ex Judge C S Martinis visiting relatives here this week

TJncle Henry McGuire finishedhis double chimney just in time forthis cold spell Your correspondent saw the bright old gentlemanyesterdav and he is almost tickled

hasl1othingIwatch them burn and of courseread the Signal

VS McGuire says that lie isgoing to throvlL R Jones tockof goods out of the W > D McQuire storehouse on February 5thloo i M R seems to be taking7it easy The trouble is some riii

jOunderstanding about the rentiiigv J

Mr J H Clark is billed ior theI

new merchant at this place

W H Ballard has not been seetrfor over a week We lippe that l fe

is in good health and the wilil catshas not devoured himv

Uncle John Philips our hustlingfarmer and citizenhas been tryingto get a move on foot to have theState rd dvo ked from this placeto the Madison line wh1chisb <urr t eaed C

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cines jo be as goQdasf GhamberIains are effectually set at rest ant ejfollOwlng t sAirapni pivMri G >

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lief I also recotnmend it to mvinends and am ad to say it is thebest of all cough medicines Horsale by Theo Wesley Druggist

I hobbled into Mr Blaokmonjdrug store one evening saysWesley Nelson oY lfamiltpn Qaandhe asked me to tiy Chamber ¬

lains Pain Balm for fheuniatisniwith whici r had suffered for alongtime I told him I had nofaith in atfy medicine as they ailfailed He said Well if Cham¬

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sou you lieeti not pay for itI took a bottle of it home and ustelit according to the directions andin one week I was cased and havenot since been troubled with rheu ¬

matism Sold by Theo WesleyDruggist

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