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MrHE r Moore Russelb county washere Monday 1

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Mr A G Norris Lomsyifie washere a Sew days ago

f I Mr George Rosenfield has returnedto his home in Smiths Grove

Mr Luke Parks is very sick at the

1home of Mr John Morrison

Miss Katie McGee of Horse Cave is I

visiting Miss Virgie Tupman

Missy Agnes Conover is attendingthe Taylor County Teachers Institute

Mr T R Stults who is an Auditorsagent pent Sunday with his family athome

1 Mr Reed Shelton who is in CollegeatMaryville Tenn returnedhmelast I

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TMiss Elizabeth Pratt of Shelbyville is

visiting at the home of Mrs GeorgiaShelton

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spendIingtauqua

4 Mr Fred Myers and wife returnedfrom a visit to Hustonyille st Sundayafternoon

Misses Annie Farris and uliaPenickCaneValley visited Miss Ethel Jackman last week

Mr J H Smith a prominent mer-chant

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k and miller of Font Hill washere last Friday

Mr J I Hendrickson of Roley oneof Adair Countys best citizens was inColumbia a few days ago

Mrs W R Littrell and Miss JuliaPenick Cane Valley were shopping inColumbia a few days ago

Mr and Mrs T J Henson and theirlittle son Howard of Dulworth visit-ed

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the News office a few days ago

Mr S C Neat had to remain athome last week on account of measlesbeing in his family of children

Mrs Jo Russell and her little sonJo Jr left Friday morning on an ex¬

1tended visit to McHenry and Green-ville

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Ky

Mr R M Bradshaw Circuit CourtClerk of Jackson county visited hiscousin Capt W W Bradshaw lastweek <

<Miss Lola Vaughan adopted daught-

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of Mr and Mrs J T VaughanCampbellsville visited Mesdames Bassett last Thursdaynd Friday

Mr John A Harris and HerbertSmith witnessed the game at LebanonErnest Harris starteed but got sick atCampbellsville and returned home

Miss Laura Jackman of near Creelsboro visited relatives in Columbia thefirst of the week She was accompaniedby her cousin Mr M 0 Jackman

Dr R Y Hindman and Mr FredHill spent Sunday in Louisville On

1 their return they spent Monday andl Tuesday at the Lebanon Chautauqua-

Mrs B W Todd and her little sonof Enid Okla who visited Mrs Toddsparents Dr W F Cartwright andwife left for their home last Thursday

Mr W R Myers and wife Mr WH Wilson and wife Mr Bruce Mont ¬RowekquaNellie

f daughter of Mr and Mrs WM Lindley of Louisville Ky is spend ¬

ing the summer months with her cous ¬

ins Mr and Mrs J T Barbee Jr of°

this city

Mr Porter A Strange of JacksboroTexas who spent two weeks verypleasantly with relatives and old friendsin Columbia left on his return trip lastFriday morning

Miss Virgie Tupman who has beenconducting a millinery business at Fayettville Tenn returned home a fewdays ago She visited at Horse Cave

t before returning homeMr Leonard Jones of Hart county

is visiting relatives and friends in Co ¬

lumbia He informs the News that hisfather is thinking seriously of buying afarm and removing to Adair county

Mr J T Goodman came over fromRowena last WednesdayThursday He reported that returningIman was improving rapidlyhe thought she would be able to comehome in about four weeks

Mr C H Orto and Mr E L Can1 tril the former from Chicago Ill the

latter from Campbellsville made a tripto Columbia last Wednesday They are

y connected with the Armour Co abranch house being located here

Misses Alice and Ella Walker JennieMcFarland Katie Murrell MyrtleMyers Fannie Jones Florence Epperson Mary Triplett Mollie FlowersMabel Atkins Mary Miller Bess Holla

Amanda Butler and Ida Todd areyouhgf ladies who left foi the Lebanon I

hrChautauqua Monday mornIngMiss Maja Eudaley of Nebo Hop ¬

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I MRSIRussell Springs Kly 710EnEittiiat Greatly Reduced Prices

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I have an Elegant Line of Ladies Fine Shoes and4EyMyv irn

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will visit her sister Mrs B M Currie several weeks

Mr S C Neat is reported quite sick

Mr LIndsey Snow and Mr OrvilleHolt Russell Springs were here Sun ¬dayFMr and Mrs WA Willis were visiting relatives at this place several daysof last week > w

Miss Winnie D Dohpney left Thurs ¬

day for an extended visit to Bradf ordsville and McKinney

Mr L L Rounds and wife pfa Rus-sell

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Springs were here Sunday enroute to Michigan to visitfYelatftes

Additional Locals

The gap in the concrete walk in frontof Mr Scott Montgomerys propertyhas been closed making the pavementcomplete from the public square as farout as Bomar Heights extends Mr JP Beard having completed his walklast week

The woodwork of the Christian churchis to be repainted Messrs WaddleGilbert who are making headquartersat Campbellsyille will do the work

FOXES WANTED

Red and G r6y Foxes 0 S200 to 250SQuirrels 50 to 1oo

OOhs 75 to 125And ExpressSend name of your express office in firstletteiicwr HODGEN > 4Box 232

Campbellsville Ky

I PREACHING NEXT SUNDAY

W H C Sandidge EbinezerF J Barger Mt PleasantZIT Williams ColumbiaJ R Crawford Columbia Av

J A Johnston GradyvilleJ H Rood MilltownJ F Turner Red LickW J Levi Trammels creekB M Currie ColumbiaS P Stappf ProvidenceT E Ennis GreensburgW S Dudgeon Milltown

Napoleons Grit

Was of the unconquerable neversaydie kind the kind that you need mostwhen you have a bad cold coughorlung disease Suppose troches coughsyrups cod liver oil or doctors have allfailed dont lose heart or hope TakeDr Kings New Discovery Satisfac-tion

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C is guaranteed when used for anythroat or lung trouble It has savedthousands of hopeless sufferers It mas¬

ters stubborn colds obstinate coughshemorrhages lagrippe croup asthmahay fever and whooping cough and isthe most safe and certain remedy forall bronchial affections 50c and 100Trial bottle free at Paull Drug Co

Mr Jeff Parson of this place wasmarried to Miss Bessie Johnson in Jetfersoriville lnd two week ago MrsParson is a native of Missouri Thecouple are now boarding in this town >

but will begin housekeeping as soon asMr Parson completes his residence

The name of the young Metcalfecounty girl who left Edmonton with ashowman is Verdia A Hamilton in ¬

stead of Wilson as we reported lastweek Her father with an officercaught her at Greensburg and returnedhome with her

Mr A W Tarter will leave in a fewdays for Cleburne Texas having re-

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word that his uncle W M Tar ¬

ter who is 82 years old was lying verylow j

Mr Floyd Wright of Liberty hasaccepted a position with the ColumbiaBottling Co and entered upon the dis-

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of his duties last weekto

MrBronston Kenne of Frankfort-and Mr Leslie vWoodrum ° of Liberare playing with the Columbiafteambisseai Il ilho 1f < r

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lIbelonged to the late Pascal Willis diedat Glen ville last Saturday He is re ¬

ported to have been an honorable man

Mr Irvine Isbell Russell Springshas been employed in the store of WH Wilson

The indications point to a bountifulcorn crop in Adair count-

yLOUISVILLE MARKETS

Latest Quotations on Live Stock

CATTLE

Shipping steer 675725Beef steers 850600Fat heifers and cows 00625

250S751CannersFeeders i 400525

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Stockers 275500Choice milch cows 35004500Common to fair cows f

Y 15003500HOGS

Choice 165 to 200 920Mediums 130 to1651 945Pigs 840Roughs 850

SHEEP AND LAMBS

Best iambs i 750800Culls 0

1 5 506 50

Fats eep 400550GRAIN

Wheat 125Corn 6 i h 01 100

Local Market-

s The following is the Local Marketgiven by S H Grinstead Co today

Eggs J 15Hens 10Chickens V 14Cocks 4Turkeys 6 to8Geese 4-Ducks 61

Wool clea1tgr ease 20 to 22Wool washed t28 to 30Hides green M i 6 to 7Hides dryyr vv15tp 18Feathers o 35 to 40xGinseng V v

5 to 5 15I

Bees wax 25 to 28

Try A Sack Of i

EVERY SACK GUARANTEED

GEO E WILSONEXCLUSIVE DEALER FOR

COLUMBIA KY

I also keep a full stock of Staple and

Fancy Groceries and aska share of

your patronage1

UNDERTAKERS

We are prepared

To FUrnish Undertakers Goodst q i

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Call or Write UsjtHE BUCHANAN LYON GO

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IWe have in Stock a Big Line of Slippers that Iwe are going to sell at cost and some will goI

ILess Than Cost I 1JIon Ties Summer Underwear Suits

I = and Odd Pants some will go at COST 1We have on our second floor Clothing Furniture ana Carpets

r We will sell you Furniture at Reduced PricesiiIIon us BARGAINSIIAll persons who expect to enter the

High School must be at the Superin-tendents

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office on the 22d and 23d ofJuly and stand examinations

Attention is called to Crawford Brosdissolution sale of Jersey cattle atLebanon Thursday July 14 publishedon our third page

Mr Frank Sinclair has installedsev ¬

era l new box glass counters which addsmaterially to the interior of his storeroom

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People from all sections of Adaircounty went to Lebanon ChatauquaMonday to witness the ball gameCampbellsville against Columbia

IElds Z T Williams andM R Gaba series of meetings atI

Smiths Chapel Monday night-

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The health of the neighbor j

hood is not very good

The farmers are getting alongnicely with their crops and thepropects are good

Wheat cutting is the order ofthe day and indication are forabout a half crop

Rev C M Deener delivered avery interesting sermon at MtVernon last Sunday

Mr Guinn Bradshaw of Mont-pelier was here recently buyinging sheep f

The Sunday school at Bethel isgetting along nicely

Miss Tina Haynes who residesin Mo is at homeon a visit

lIrlL L Owens our mer-

chant at this place hasshipped7000 pounds of mayapple andstill buying

Aunt Naney McFarlan MrsBelle Lawless Mrs Zona Burtonand Ofis jffolt are numbered withtheo sickPf

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Dissolution SaleOF

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AT LEBANON KYBginningat One Oclock p m sharp Every Jersey owned by theCrawford Brothers will be sold This includes the magnifi hadof Pure St Lamberts reserved from our sale last fall Added tothese will be a number of great Dairy Cows purchased last winter to

retain our milk trade

Also 1 nine horse power Hagan portable Gasoline Engine and 1

portable Vilder Whirlwind Ensilage and Fodder Cutter For cat-alogue write

CRAWFORD BROS Lebanon Ky

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Mr Willis Helm died June 15

He was laid to rest in the James ¬

town cemeteryuThe new babies in this commu ¬

nity are too numerous to men¬

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Mrs Julia Collins visited Mrsr

S E Woliord one day last week

Mr John Stearmanbeen in Texas for the past sevenIteen years was here the other

Iwithd oldfriends a d neighborsJ tCfyf0 T

Mrs Mary Long and Mi s Mak

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lie Murray were the guests ofMrs M L Owens recently

Uncle Flem Carter is very feetble at this writingJ

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from here attended theyChildrens Day at Oak Grove lastSunday and report a large crowd >

and nice timeThere was a large crowd atK

tended court at Jamestown natwithstanding the busy inebfyear v

Mrs Liza Whe t visit dAunto jlashweekt f4 i b tIr-

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