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JAS LANDRTJM AgentI

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MASONIC

Ashland Lodge No 640 meets 2nd Satur< ay JO A m

arilT VERNON Jl A CHAPTER TfoWO MEETS every FOURTH MONDAYJat 2 p ill

t Christian HoldsCHURCHES

services 1st Sri Sunda3

tt 11 turn and at 630 p In

Presbyterianholds services on the 2ndand 4th dunday morning and evening

Baptist nrehSerTiees on the SecondSatnrday night and Sunday SundaySchool nt9 a ra every Sunday Prayermeeting on Tuesday nights

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PERSONALScorL O 4

W I Dooley was here Sunday inW M Pointer was in Stanford

Tuesda-ySS hablc tobeoiiththeMiss Carie Lair was viiiTngLhere yesterday 11

Mrs FL Thompson is veryLv

much improvedMr Abel Penningtqn was in

Condon Wednesday

George McCarth3t of Livingstonf was here 3esterdayir

4 Deputy Collector W Tr Shortwas here Wednesday

Minor Fish has been changedfrom Jellico to Sinks nigbts

Miss Sallie Rickles has returnedfrom a visit to relatives at Lexiugton c Jy

Mrs Frank We h has returnedhfrom a visit to relatives in Jacksoncounty

Miss Cora Sloan of Sloans Val

ley is visiting the family of W BI SmithkRev J C

regular appointment at Preachersville Sunday

James Porter of Bengei Kyfather ef the late Lee Porter was

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here Monday til

We are informed that Mr J JWood will go into business atLln ford Station

The threeyearTold son of Mrand Mrs Jim Rickles is very lowwith scarlet fever4

Judge and Mrs G W McClure salthough sligl ly improved stillremain in verypoor health

l Mr ad Mrs J C Munday of

i Ford Ky are the proud parentsof a fine ten pound girl babyb

OJ Hugh Miller hasCroutcher property on Richmondstreet and moved to it yesterday

DavidButuer tiasabout recoveredfrom his severe attack of feverr suf

L ficiently so to be able to come to

stowjti Tuesday4 02 4 a1

Mrs G D Cdokxethrnedto1ieihome in Livingston yesterday after

pleasant visit to her parents JudgeB Lair iand Mrs J

C A Rice passed through Mon ¬

day en route to hfe home at May

wood from a Business trip to Liv¬

ingston and other points

Eugene Muffins went to Pine4 ville li iddle borough anothe-

rpoints this week taking orders rAbpot3 and shoes for his father

ft Miss Mattie McFefron of Liv t

ingston is in school here WillL i Brannaman of WUdic Js In charge

+ r of the L NMat this place

whiMn Jim Stephens is pffon a1

I lezvcCitizens The State agent at Lotiisyllle

told a Stanford gentleman the other

day that Mr RB Mahony of the

Continental Insurance Co J was the

best local agent in the State The

gentlemans friends are glad to> know that he is making such a fiuij

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r1Drrie > caused by a severe fallMonroe and John Frazier and

MTS James Omara were here to at ¬

endj the iVurrjal of their motherMrs Coyle i

Mrs Emma Fish has rented frtZ11 Vlfiihadshouciflthe

part of town and we aresleased to say will remain in Mt

VernonMr M G Reynold a splendid

merchant and a mighty good manof the Bee Lick section was hereTpesday looking after some import ¬

ant business interestsMrM F Brinkley at one time

the leading merchant of Mt Vervhonj but now representing a argeclothing house in Cincinnati willbe here next Monday t

ttir failure to have a letter fromCon way this week is due to ourble correspondent Mr M> Rones being alled to Lincoln on

account of sickness at the homeofhis fatherinlaws Mr W VwWright who is himself very lbwwith typhoid fever besides twodaughters who are not expected tolive and within the last six weeekshashad twosons to die

LOCALSoBWAKTED Afa hogcall at theSIGNAL office T

DrML Myers has his officethe Kreuger new brick inS

western part of town

Jt James Maret informs us thate will haVea new Key board at-e exchange by February istnThe Cheap Laundry Lexington

Davis Collars i4cFine shirts 7c >i

Jan 17 < 0Jis JAIL Deputy Marshal J C

Mullins landed Abe Griffin in jailyesterday ona charge of sellingliquor unlawfullyt

LIVJ AND LET LIVE Agency ofLebanon Laundry fates reasonable

1JtakenCOSSIE SUTTON AgtCashier W L Richards of The

Bank of Mt Vernon says that thebank has insurance to cover everiollar that is ever left in the safeBurglars may come wont

uIft the batik financiallyJc jSuiciDE1 Mollie Thomas col

ored committed suicide Tuesdaymorning by shooting herselfthrough the heart with a 32 caliberpistol The exact cause which

dher to commit the deed is tinpnown

IN COUNTY COURT The onlycase called for trial this week was4the one against Sissy Carpenter andMJabe Dunn charged withtion The case was continued un

tomorrow on account of absentwitnesses

MADDOG A maddog passed Lthrough by Langford StationWednesday and is said to nave bitten about 40 d T horses mulesand cattle One striking incidencewas that the dog went 10 a housendseeing through the windowPomeroom lying around the fire fqr ed

its ways through w udoTV pane towhere they were bit theniall andthen turn immecflately and leftSDog killing has bn the oMer

day in that section 23 deadeing the last report

FIDDLERS CONTESTVAT-yree

dinforms us thathewill give

an Old Fiddlers contest in the Al¬

bright Hall at BrodneadTuesday night Jan 215 A gen ¬

eral good time is insured Dr IS Burdett H G Howard JamesSowders Larkin Hicks FountTyree Joel Xunce Will LaueySingleton John Anglin Joe Farmer are some of the contestants whetare practicing day and night be ¬

sides others from Lincoln countywho are expected to enter AdmisSiofl25Ct5 i

ADMINISTRAThIXS SALE lQ

The uudersigdas >Admcx of-

r the estateof J L Ramsey decc-f

lwill on Wednesday tTje Z2d day c

Jan r9b2bCgithingatioIA 11 at the late residence of saiRamsey on Renfroes <reekIn-

I Rockcastle county Ky sell atpublic auction to the highest and I

best bidder the following describedproperty

About 35 barrels of corn 490binds of oats 50 shocks of fodder

Thay 23 bales of shingles >beestandSj etc

Said property will be spid on 3credit of 5 months The purchaserWIn be required to give bond hjapproved security bearing 6 perinterest from date Bond must be

given before property is rerabedGALATHA RAMSEY Adrnrk

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CONSUMPTION Andy Burk livi1g near Maretburg died last Fridaynight of Gdnsumptibn N

OFlERJW <hDavishe low prices that we now qflTsr

Collars laundriecj for i 41cts J aei7cts rv J I

jan 17 LECHLEITER DAVIS

UNSUCCESSFUL An unsuccesfulattempt to rob the Lincoln CountyNational Bank of Stanford wasmade Wednesday morning There nwas however considerable damage tdone the sate and vault There

as about 17000 in the safe i

which if the thieves had beensuccessful would have been aprety good haul for one night 500

reward Js offered for the arrest andconviction of the thief

DEAD MrsGeorgia Q 05 67

whom we reported very low lasteek died Friday night On last

Wednesday she had an apoplectictroke and never regained con ¬

sciousness She leaves threeaughters Mesdames S W DavisHugh Miller and Kate Orlara foursisters Mesdames Mary Carter

ettie Williams Sarah Whitakerand Miss Kate Moore and twobrothers Messrs M J and Ms C

iller The burial took placeCaturdayVernon cemetery

SUNDAY SCHOOL We know ofo Sunday School in the

that is making bt1where there is more interest maui

Jested by all than the SundayPSchool at Buckeyeyear the school has read over 16000chapters in the Bible and 30 ofhe school have read the whole ofhe New Testament A picture

the entire Sunday School hasrecently been forwarded to Mr R

Hopkins one of the great Sun-

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School workers of Kentuckywho will use a stereoscopic view ofwsame in his entertainments Mr

SuperintendentIsplendid work and deserves niiichcredit for tile splendid successwhich the Buckeye Sunday Schoolhas made

The following are thenew puus who have entered the College

since January islSpurgeon Smith Judith Sympa

Susie B Thompson LilliecBee Maggie Brock man Lena

McClure Fxank Chapman EvasFish WilliefOwens Emma Pencnington Dejanie McClure Wm Bs

aswell Amy Coffee Elza Coffeef

Jennie Bak rFred Baker NoraParrel t Ajrgie Townsend LulaMcCoy Mary and AllieLee HoukRob Mc enzie Joe McKenzieGeo Proctor Russel Proctor Chas

witt Oscar Prewitt SiID PrewitttDan Jones J D Henderson RpscoTownsend D B Chandler Maggie

McKenzie Brown Johntewart Henry Bowman Robert

Allen Ben Parrett Jennie DavisBettie Pennington Maude HanselRoberta Davis John Sams Bur-

ette Chestnut Albert Hiatt BrentMcClary James Duvault EmmetHansel Chas McKenzie Chester

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NOTICE OF7 SALE OF FRNljcHisK FORA TELEPHONEEXCHANGE

0SfiAivKD BIDS will be received

at tlie office of the Clerk of LivingstonKy up to 12 oclock noonof Jan r8r 1902 for the sale Qfafranchise to erect maintain andopdratea Tel plou Exchange together with tqe system of wiresancLpoles in connection therewith

Said franchise to be in accordancewith conditions rsgecified inv Ordi-nance

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No 67 adopted 15y theBoard of Trust s on JanV6j 1902111ustdvice the biddr proposes to furnish

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together with the fnames of tjieyanousp1acesln Rockatle coun-ty to Teleplipneservicewill be giveni which aHbe einbodied in and be made a part osaidfranchise T

Eicli bid must be acc6mpauiedwi h a certified check for ten dpilars 1000 said check to be returtied in case bid is rejected SaliIprivilege will be sold to time high1estanclTrustees r servc the rightJtor-ejean3 o ant ldlOo tirJ T CHEWNING

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ItIs Anna Elmore was in Stan ¬It

ford Monday i XJrWill Wardof Lancaster wasere Saturday rPhilF A 1inof Louisville f is

here this week

Geo Pike and family have movedto Lebanon Junction

Mrs Mahata Carsoiiis visiting I

relatives at Mt VernonBob Adams sold his property

earPine Hill and has moved toQWfla

Miss Clyde Lair of Mt Vernonvisiting rheraiint Mrs George

Cook

Jack Ping vbf Mt Vernon washere Sunday calling on oneof ourfair sex

Miss Bettie Wilmott of Brodhead is the guest of Miss BertinaMullins

VlvI Poynter of Mt Vernonwas here Sunday to see JohnPoynter

Mrs Lou Pettus and soJamesHenry of Bereaar visitingtives pre xe1aI

Miss Helen Singleton made a

hort visit with friends at Mt Vernon Monday

Uncle Mod Mullins and sonharles of Crooked creek were

tc inytown this Week or

Champ Cummins andfrwife ofOswego 1ellnare visiting relaives in our city

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Pat Cook one of the stone miworking on bridge 25 is atville this week

R B Mullins was here Saturdaylooking after his interests and talk-

ing dry goods to our merchantsMiss Linda pillion who is at-

tending¬

school at Stanford visitedhornefolks Saturday and Sunday

Mrs Anna Griffin and Miss Nan ¬

nie Griffin v of Mullins Stationere in town shopping Wednes ¬

day 4

Mrs 1 Thos Andes who hasbeen visiting at the Muliins Hotelreturned to her homeaf AltamoirtThursday T trt A J V

Livingston is looking rfoc an pil >

boom Thereis being a companyformed here now to develop terriLory near here

Daniel Sowder of Plainfield Lidwho has been visiting relatives h refnd at Crab Orchard returned

home Wednesday

John Howell has been on theick list for a few5 days but has re-

overed sufficient to be able to re-

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his workagainMrs J S Copger was in Stan ¬

ford Monday to see her husbandDr wild isttrysickat Jthe Joseph Price Infirmary

Prof Dickers n is kept verybusy at present preparing for histhool which will open as soon ashe puplic schools are closed

DrE j Brown r of Stanford r

assisted by Dr M PenningtonofMt Vernon and Dr Childress otthis place amputated a portion ofJohn Poyntersrfoot last ThursdayJohn is doing nicely and will beable to be out in a few days

Died Wednesday aan i3thTMrs Margaret Burton aged about

years Mrs Burton had beena resident of this place for a numbek of years and was loved by alt-

whp knew her rShewasthe motherof Henry Burton and MrsPattisonHer remains e interred in theCemetery here Thursday

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Turnips are na boom hi GunsSulphur tbis week r <

> jJLTncle JohnDlIaggarclhas been

sick the last fevY days rVisitingihis sister at ttiis place unday f

Master Guy Roberts Iwilt go toCrab Orchard son to begiu workas clerk inMr Joe Brppks s storet1Little placing has been visitin hec Misses RobertsdaugliteiVoC fc arfd to JYTRoterts < ii MfcA

Messrs Denton ana Gray Who

rare leaing Jand for 91 passedthrough on their uijvaylito QdjperQfctk Monday Zs

Miss Omega Nellv wno was1 ac¬

cidentally saot Chrisfirias wjasintown Tuesday bef w funded eyebeing almost fen

rMiss Jewely Tilfrey was heremlvi1iiigAla erigrananlothctMrs Andy1 Kiir whcrhas beey 4skk fc-

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Hay > Besti Bran also

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Four N S perbI 440Flour Mt Belle I 400 ftFlour Plain Family 300GranulatedSugar i6 bs 100Light Brown Siigar 17 K s IO-

ISyrupsp gallon 3OdD Booue Soapy1o

Coat Oil best per gallo1I8 I

Calico bestGrades k 5Q

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Jis economy and thefact is lie eantafford NOT to paint mHOW oftenyau require to oaint is largely dependent upon-

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out arebecause they coyer mosC and wear longest Add to this their good mappearance and you have perfect paints THE SHERMAN WILLTAMS PA INTS m

T Theyafe madefor many different kinds of painting Whatver it is yoi wanttpaidt house or anything jn ox out of the-

hOuiewe make thright paint for that particular purpose aot onev slapdsh mhture a11L ISOLD BYM tJr U 1 GH FRITH sJ j BPvOi>KEAD KY T J I

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