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MT VERNON KY Aug 21 1908

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TAS LANDRUM AgentPhone No 58

Entered at the Ml Veruon Ky Postofoceas secoud class mail matt-

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Miss Maude Forbes visited herfather here this week

Mr and Mrs G M Ballard werein Stanford first of the week

Arthur Daily is in Illinois where

he expects to spend several monthsRoss Bastin the Lancaster Electri ¬

cian was in town Monday on busi ¬

nessMissMargarite Fish is visiting

her grandmother at FountainheadTenn

W A McClure expects tostart a lively stable at London in

the near future-

MissesDaisy and Julia Fish are

spending a week with the Misses

Caldwell in London

Atty and Mrs B J Bethurnrn

drove over from Somerset Monday

and spent the nightMrs Dave Pavne died at Crab

Orchard Tuesday after an illness

of several months of dropsy

Misses Hutcheson and Perry of

Owenton are spending the weekwith Mr and Mrs W B Salin

Misses Lottie and Lillian Miller

of Louisville are guests of thefamily of their uncle Mr F

KruegerDillardGriffin and Thomas Cook

two former Rockcastle citizens butnow residing in Berea were here

on business TuesdayMiss McChord the new principal

of the Brown Memorial cameyesterday afternoon and will enterat once upon the discharge of her

dutiesDrJones who graduated from

Louisville Hospital College ot Medciue recently returned from a fewweeks stay with relatives at VillaGrove 11-

1Steve Proctor the Brodheadcarpenter has been engaged atthis place most of the summerSteve is certainly a first class

workmanMiss

Johns who has beentemporarily in charge of the Langdon Dormitory since Miss Taylorleft will leave the First of nextweek for Ashville N C

Mrs Ab Sparks and childrenand Mrs Satterfield and childrenare visiting in Richmond MrsSparks will visit Mrs Satterfiein Louisville before returning-

Mr L T Houk writes fromJamestown Iudthat he sold outhis entire belongings in that placeand will leave as soon as possiblefor New Mexico on account ofthe health of his family

Will McClure and ShelleyFuqua will have their hacks at theLondon Fair They are preparedto give their customers goodservice which linked with cordialtreatment is what all may expectwho patronize them

Mrs J L Bennett of AustinTexas after a pleasant stay of twomonths with her sister Mrs L TWelch left on her return homeMpncjay Mr ad Mrs Welcapcpmpanied her as far as Cpa

Orchard

Mr James McDpnal4 left Yester-day

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morning for Princeton Kywhere he will be engaged withMiss Taylor in school work MrMe can claim many warm friendsand ardent admirers in Mt Vernon

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who regret very much to see him

leaveWmBallard of Lacampton Kan

sas Mrs Sue Pigg ot Kansas CityMo and Mrs W R Dillion ofLondon Ky visited their nephewG M Ballard this week MrBallard was Lieutenant in Woolfords calvary while his brother TJ Ballard was with John MorganThe latter Ballaed was captured onMorgans raid in Ohio by hisbrother Thus you see brother

1J arrayedagainst brotherI

Miss McElroy of Lebanon isthe guest of Miss Elizabeth Adams

Mr and Mrs Walter Mullinshave retu tied from a visit to hisbrother Lutht r at Corbiu

Mrs George Hutcheson ofLawrenceburg is the guest of herniece Mrs M B Salin

Mrs L R Hughes is withhomefolks here this week M rHughes came up to spend Sunday

I with herMrs Kittie Smith who has ty-

phoid is still in a very criticalcondition hut sotrewhat improvediver last week

Judges L W BeJiurum and SD Lewis attended the meetingof the county attorneys at CrabOrchard Springs

MissRisse Williams ft yester-day

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tor a two weeks visit to rela ¬

tives at Norton Va

Mrs Wilbur Deal who has beenvisiting Miss Johns of the Dormitory has returned to her home inHamlet Ohio

Mrs John M Williams stoppedofFyesterday to spend the nightwith relatives while euroute to herhome in Louisville

Mrs Sarah Payne was called toCrab Orchard Wednesday on account of the death ot her sisterinlaw Mrs Dave Payne

Cashier M B Salin of thePeoples Bank was called to Owenton Wednesday on account of theillness of his mother

T J Ping left Monday morningfor Liberal Mo where he willre I

some his duties as principal of the I

Liberal High SchoolMr and Mrs J A Oliver and

Mrs N H Olliver were guestsof the families ofA H Hamlin andJames Meadows Saturday until

SundayMrs

Emma Christerson ofLexington Mrs Stella Spratt andJohn Rickles of Hamilton Obiowere called here Tuesday on ac ¬

count of the death of their fatherMr Jasper Rickles

Mrs W T Davis visited relatives in Rowland Sunday untilMonday where she was joined by <

her two daughters Misses Etheland Emma on their return from amonths visit in Hamilton Ohio

LOCAL

Born to the wife of FrankMullins a fine girl baby

Next week is the London fairbeginning on Tuesday and lastingfour days

The New Masonic buildingspoken of in our last issue is anassured certainty and definite stepswill be taken within the next fewdays

Henry Hinzman sold his farmtwo miles west of here to JamesNoe a brother of T N Noe Con-

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700 Mr Hinzman willgo west to locate

The Mt Vernon Roller Mill isdoing a splendid business Thereis a demand for every pound offlour and every body is well pleasedwith the quality

W J Rider is putting in thefoundation for a concrete sidewalkstarting at the north west cornerof Miller hotel near railroad andextends to the corner oi Miss KateMoores residence

Will T Mullins a son of H JMullins who was serving sentencein the pen for the killing of DaScott and James Singleton waparoled Monday It will bethirty days before he comes home

Mr Jasper Rickles aged 67 diedat his home at this place Tuesdayafternoon after an illness of manymonths In fact he has been whatmight be called an invalid formany years as the result offeverhwhichb at

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portions and become so painfulthat it was necessary for him to g

upon his knees But being a manofstrong fortitude and will powerhe continued his avocation un ¬

willing to give up as long as iwas possible for him to earn alivelyhood He was an honorabl-upright Christian man and sincehe united with the church mortha n forty years ago had followedclosely the steps of the lowlyNazarine His remains were laidto rest in Elmwood cemeteryWednesday afternoon after shortbut appropriate services conductedat the Christian church by Mr WH Cox He leaves a wife andsix children so mourn the loss of

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If you want to buy young cattlesee Hugh Miller

CHEAP RATES Rounb trip toLouisville Ky one fare plus 25cents 4 12 Oct 1920 and 21limited to Oct 23rd AccountGrand Chapter Lodge Masons andGrand Chapter Royal Arch Masons

The Rockcastle County TeachersInstitute will convene at BrodheadSept i4th igoS All teachersholding certificates are required tobe in attendance the full term offive days Let excuses be few

G M BALLARD SuptTo THE FARMERS It pays to

use the best fertilizer There isnone as good as the JerickiChemical Cos brand I have it atmy place for

saleFR ASHER

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If you want to contribute to theDeuiocrstic National Campaignfund send your remittance to MrJonas McKenzie or advise him ofwhat amount you will give and re ¬givesAlltare

CHEAP RATES The L Nwill sell tickets to Paris Septemberrst to 5th limited Sept 7th for

2 49 round trip account of theBourbon county fair Also toLexington 8 to 12 limited Sept tfor 233 round trip account othe Colored Mecbau ical and agri-cultural

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fair

The ordinance passed by thenightomeeting that all side walks boil-hereafter on Main street must be oconcrete is a move in the right di ¬onlt Y

proceed to entoice this as well ashave ebeen allowed to drag along we willMteVernon

Cashier M B Salin of the Peo ¬

pIes Bank informs us that he hasall capital 15096 subscribed fdrthe capitalization of the PeoplesBank A recent decision of theAttorney General ruling thatbranch banks were illegal made itnecessary to take this step at thistime Articles of incorporationwill be filed right away

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J G Burk has sold his restau ¬

rant in the basement of old brickto Thomas Kirby who tookcharge Monday

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head fair ground on last day of faira gold carved link bracelet with

L G L engraved on it Return to Citizens Bank Brodheadand receive reward

NEW PuONEI N Gravbeelresidence no 84 I W J Sparksresidence no 78 H H H Beatyresidence no 118 Mt VernonDr R H Lewis residence no 71I Wildie Jesse Pike residenceno go M near Culloway

Boys WANTED to sell President-ial

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Campaign Badges and buttonson Commission Easy money canbe made during the campaign andrallies picnics etc Send yourname and post office address withreference and I will send you anoutfit at once Address JOBnRROW Box 602 Louisville Ky

The Republicans of RockcastleCounty are called to meet in massconvention at the Conrt House iuMt Vernon August 22nd 1908at 20 clock P Mt for purpose seelecting delegates to attend the Re ¬

publican Congressional Conventionwhich will beat HarrodsburgKentucky August 27th 1908

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der the side walk The handbillscost much as a column advertise-ment

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in the home paper All thewomen and girls most of the menand boys read the home paper andthe advertisements Result themerchant who uses the paper ha5000 or more readers to each 1000of handbill readers There is no es-

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A lot of young cattle for saleHUGH MILLER

Rockcastle county will producemore corn this season than everbefore

MtVernon ball team defeated theCrab Orchard nine on the homegrounds last Saturday by a scoreof 17 to 3-

London is to have a KnightTemplars Commandery the in ¬

stallation to take place some timenext month

The Commissioners land sale ofthe R G Ward tract advertisedfor sale next Monday will takeplace the 4th Monday in Sept

On Thursday Sept 3rd at theBrown Memorial School will takeplace the examinations for the freescholarships which go to tbe coun ¬

representedMiss Rose McCord recently ap ¬

pointed Principal of Brown Memo ¬

rial School under care of theta omans Board of Home Missions ofthe Presbyterian church is now atLangdon Dormitory and will be

I pleased to confer with all appli ¬

cants desiring to enter the schoolor Home the ensuing term begin ¬

ning Sept 1 6th

I will open my private schoolMonday September seventh

ITerms 100 j 50 and r 200 permonth To my patrons and to my

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67 pupils of last year I need saynothing concerning our work Thoseentering our school for tha firsttime are referred to our formerpatrons Special attention will begiven to pupils preparing them ¬

i selves for teachers and to thosewho desire to enter college

Aug2itf IDA MAY ADAMS

James Taylor is very low andnot expected to live but a shorttime Expressing his desire toconfess his Saviour before it wastoo late Rev A J Pike and MrW H Cox with fifteen or twentyothers went to the home yesterdayHesa wasweak to receive the ordinance ofBaptism It was a most touchingscene and should be a lesson toothers to make preparations beforeit is too late-

LATERMr Taylor died ati oclock this morning and will beburied this afternoon

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seveoeeeseseeeesootoooeeet oaGov Wilson has offered a reward

of 5oo for the arrest and convictionof the murderer or murderers whoon Sunday last robbed and killedStephen ADriesbach a showmanof Watsoutown Pa afc LexinStou

Two uegroes evidenly trying toescape from Springfield Ill werepursued by a mob and captured atthe State Fair grounds Both werewounded Twoof tht mobs victimspreviously wounded died Sunday

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DEMOCRATIC NATIONALCAMPAIGN FUND

Send your donation no matterhow large or small to Jonas Mc ¬

Kenzie Treasurer Mt Vernonand proper credit will be givenand your name recorded in thislist the Friday following the dateof the remittance Small donationsis what Mr Bryan is asking forReported last issue 3200

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