Mount Vernon signal.. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 1900-11-02 [p ].chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn86069561/1900-11... · Fritz Krueger has begu n the foundation for his new brick resi¬ dence

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LOUISVILLETA NASHVKLC R R CoJ

j TIME TABLE-t 24 north n 05 a m

26 north 132 a m

23 south A r57 P ni

25 South 144 a mI

JAS LANDRUM Agent

MASONIC

Ashland Lodge No bMO meets Urd Mpii

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CHURCHES

Christian Holds services 1st w 3r 1 Sundajit l a mand at 630 p tDIEresbyterian Tlolds services on the 4thSunday

Baptist Church Services on the SecondSaturday nightand Snnday SuudaySchool at 9 a m every Sunday Prayermeeting on Tuesday nights

PERSONAl AND s

OTHERWISEsW J Sparks was in Harrods

burg Sunday

Miss Ellen Butner of WilcLie is

the guest of Mrs Cleo Brown

W1JMG Mullins has about re¬

covered from his attack of fever

Col W J Sparks will address

the people in the court house to¬

night

B J Bethurum and W A B

Davis spoke at Livingston Wednes-

day

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night

Geo T Johnson the hustling

merchant of Orlando was inWednesday

We are glad to know that Mrs

Rome Adams ofLiyip1stoJjmuch improve

An election has been ordered toelect a FourthaMagisterial district

Joseph Coffey was in Kockcastleand Jackson counties this week

Interior Journal

The telephone Co will arrangeso as to furnith the election returnsat the court house Tuesday night

Fritz Krueger has begu n thefoundation for his new brick resi¬

dence oil the Repp rt lot on W-estrain

W R McClure returned fromPineviile Sunday He will move

his family to that place about themiddle of the month

Mrs W L Richards has arrivedand she and Mr Richards havegone to house keeping in the prop ¬

erty of HH Baker

Mr Arch Cushing of Glencoebrotherinlaw of W L Richardsthe bank cashier is Here to seeabout getting a place m the bank

HIris White writes from hisnew headquarters in Indiana thatJie and his brother Jim both havegood jobs and getting along nicely

Mrs Charley Reynolds and herI15yearold of Colorado came I

s1damesThe case against W M Chasteen I

for shooting at random in front of j

Chris Woods house was called andI

J continued until today on accountof absent witnesses

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fotlther iCompany settled Wednesday with

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feheirs of J J Williams de-

ceasedi

for the insurance hey was i

r<carrying whtcll amount vas 5ri060The policy was equally di-

videdj> between his wife a and sixi

ichildri

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lltrnedIj dauhter in Lexington >

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I John McKenzie and7family ofI Rowland spent Saturday and Sun ¬

i day here with his brother Jonas1 R L Jones ylio shot and lulledI Thorns Mpdrel colored here Fri-

day¬

I was acquitted before the ex¬

amining court MondayI MrsMahaley Jones will shortlyniove back to her firm near Pine

possessionDr John Mason Williams has

Imade sveral speeches throughout

ithe county this week in behalf ofhis candidacy for congress

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo QuinineTablets All druggists refund themoney if it fails to cure E WGroves signature is on each

R L Joplin came over from

Wilmore Saturday and sent a fewwillImake Somerset headquarters afterthe first of tile month

C C Willians and W C Mul¬

lins were in Crab Orchard SundayThey say the Crab Orchard SmoothRiders will all attend the Rally atBrodhead in a body tomorrow

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strops THE COUGH AND WORKS

OFF THE COLD

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabletscure a cold in one day No cureno pay Price 25 cents

When you come to town go toTurpin Bros restaurant whereyou can get any kind ot a lunchyou want In basement of old

brick hoteloct I9tfIn the County Court Smith Ping

and Charley Martin were eachfined 20 aud cost for gaming RL Jones 25 and cost for carryingconcealed weapons

We are sorrow to learn thatfol1rfriend C J McLear of London i s-

inI

trouble however from what wecan hear he will have no troublein veudicating himself

Rev Williams of Orlando haspurchased grist mill and will beready for grinding by the first of

the week The mill is situated atthe Mrs McHargne place on

RoundstoneLetone remember the big

rally at Brodhead Saturday Thevery best speakers to be had will bethere The Mt Vernon brassband will be present a1dan enjoy¬

able day is promised everyoneA H BastIn of Lancaster

President of the Kentucky Tcle ¬

phone Association spent severaldays here this week while the linewas being stretched between hereand Vildie

WF Ames who has been as¬

sistjnglfr Richards in the banksince it started will return to hishome in Glencoe in about twoweeks We understand that hisplace will tendered that excellentyoung townsman of ours W F

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James Frazier after a long ilness died at his home in PittsburgSaturday The remains werebrought here and laid to rest at thisplace Sunday Fifty members ofthe K P A 7 ofwhich he was amember of besides a host of friendswere present to attend the Initial

Bennett Joplin and John Rickelsare making considerable iraprove =

uients on fhc oldf brick hotels =bygiving itarewco t of <paint arid

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repairing therooinsa

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ffWhen ypu feel that life is hardly worth the candle take a dose ofChamberlains Stomach and5 LiverTablets They will cleanse yourstomach toneup your liver andregulate your bowels rmaking y ou

byTheotVeslI

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isk i arrILocal freight No 28 will carry

tomorrow morning toBrodhead on account of rally

I In the Lexington Herald appeared the aniiotincementoi the Marriagc oi Mr George Spillman andMiss Minnie Roszell which will

J xtake plaze sometime this monthMr Spillman ia partner in l thelarge rolling mill in Danville andis well known to many Mt Vernon

people his brother Charley hav ¬

ing married the talentedand beau

tful Miss Lucile Joplin of thisplace

Dr WJ Childress who hasbeen located at Orlando since he

graduated in June will go to Liv ¬

ingston i1a short tims and hangout his shingle at that place Thedoctor has had splendid successand favorbof the people and with the assist ¬

ance which that splendid physicianand surgeon Dr Cooper has givenassurance that he would renderthere is no doubt bit what th e

yomig doctor will get a splendidpractice in the thriving town ofLivingston

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COLLEGE NOTES

The pupils receiving the highest

grade for Oct are the fo Mowing

CbI4LEGIATE EEpAR RMENx

Claude Cox 97Margaret McClary 96

INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT

Fannie SparksA v 97

Risse Williams 97

PRIMARY DEPARTMENT I

Able Pennington 94Logan Taylor 94

Special mention isjmade ofVinnie Adams who is only in themusic Department having receiveda grade of 97VyXhe Institutute istgrb wing both

jin interest and numbersWe are glad to welcome to our

number this week Clyde CassMae Sowder and Walter Mullins J

Helen Joplin who hasbeen withus since September left for herhome in the West We were sorryto loose her from our number Sheendeared herself to both teachersand pupils and leaves many friendsat the College

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Prof Ewers is at East Bernstadtthis week engaged in holding a

meeting but expects to resume hisregular work of teaching next Mon ¬

dayThetotal amount received for

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month of October was 12073Total amount of expenses 119 20

Net proceeds 153This looks ilk e a very small

profit and soit is but comparethis with the corresponding monthof last year we find the presentshowing very encouraging indeedfor pur schooLv 1

The piano recital last Fridaynight given by the music classwas very highly appreciated by allvhq were present The programas folloys

The Palms duett Miss vr Mc

Clary ann Miss Mary Cox iColored Inspiration Miss Fanny

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My LadvLeevocal sdI6t MrsDavis

Danny Sprites Miss <Alza

Thompson<

Smoky Mokes Risse Williams

An Au cumn i Fantasy M fCoI

Qlaiy V- sj f

Who toldsocial solo Mrs Davis I

At a Circus Miss > Cox r

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Bruit trees to 1no extensive

orchard v

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JE Singletonlciur clever trav¬

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eking salesman was out oj tbwn to

gee the country merchants jihe fistof the the week

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Elder Price filled bis regular ap

pointmentat the Christian church

Sunday morning and evening

Judge T L Shelton was herefrom Ro vviand Saturday lookingat-

the Mullins Hotel property

Mr and Mrs Rose were here

from Pine Hill Sunday Mrs

Rose was accompanied by her sister

Miss Effie Meadows

Mrs Petit and her daughterinlaw Mrs Miley Petit are visiting

Sam McClures folks at Winchester

Mrs Jerome Adams is much better at this writing

The new drugstore of HockerMchenneyis about completed-

J Farmer is building a newstoreon Main street Peter Bry ¬

ant is the builder

Mr Geo Voss has returned

from a visit to her mother at Quail

Joe gee is decorating the new

drugstolek

Wm M Fields has returned from

Lincoln countyS

The youngest child of Mr Fish

back is quite ill

Mrs Mudd is visiting Louisville

and other cities

G W Griffin is in Laurel coun¬

ty at hissaw mill

Dr Childress of Orlando willsoon move here to practice inedi

cine v x

Prof G M Mallard is able to1

takelTlinige of his school x

Durng the illness of Prof G

NL Ballard Miss Bertina Mullins

ono of the ourhschool assisted Mrs Ballard

Miss Ellen Butner of Wildie

visited her sister Miss Lillie this

week

E A Herrin in in Quail this

weekt

Mrs Moore and sister Miss

Pearl Pollock have returned from

a several weeks visit in Ohio v

J S Calloway is visiting at A1

timont

Our enterprising merchant

Frank Jones spent several days 611

his farm near Conwayyz

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genniaoLaxative ro

tho rcmsdy that ctrca a cod = a ono lay

Chaiiiberlains Stomach and

Liver Tablets cure biliousness coirstipation and headache The arepasy to take and pleasant in effectFor sale by Theo Wesley Diuggist

A GREAT MEDICINE

I live used Chamberlains ColicCholera and Diarrhoea Remedyand find it to be a great remedysays Mr E S Phipps ot PoteauArk It cured me of bloody fluxI cannot speak too highly of itThis remedy always wins t11e opin ¬elitsma1elitby Theo We slcy druggist f

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t fThe farmers of this section Wire

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busy gathering corn r 3J 0 r

Victoria the twelve veer=old<

daughteLof Nicholas HcKenzie jY-

died Sunday at 230 p m Shey staken sickFridaYb atr >

5o clock Funeral services were

conducted bv Rev O 1 f Wallifi

atGood Hope church Mon4ay ar

2 JJ

i Plll The ° body was then in¬

tenet at the oldJsbbru eetrietery

Win Barrbrivis still growingweaken 1 >

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jRev p M Wa ft n preached avery initerestingv iat theBaptiti c lurch Jliberty Sunday

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ElderJ

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LC Biuis closed his

meetingat the Church of Christetheiq ur4ygight with yI

two additions The largest num-

ber ever enrolled during one series j

ofmeetings in the history of thechurch Twentyone of the numiber were baptized at the Wheeldon I

ford of Buck creek Sunday morn-

ing The baptizing was witnessedby about 600 persons

James Thompson and Miss FloraHerrin were married at the resi ¬

dence of Rev Martin Owens Fri-

day

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morning at 10 oclock

Hon R L Brown made a speech I

in behalf of the Democratic party I

at the Owens school house MonaI

day night

M G Do well one of Rock cas

ties best school teachors wash re

Sunday i

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t lie reside nee 0ft Reefer tin Owensc

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We live by our blood and oai4We thrive or starve asc ur blood is rich or poor

There is nothing dgeTo liveyi strength is fullandspirit high we are being refi csld bone muscle and brainhtb9Jyand mirkl with con ¬

tinualflow of rich bloods<

1 This is healthWhen weak in low spirits

no cheer no spring when restis nqt rest and sleep is notsleepveare Starved our bloodis pQorr there is little nutri ¬

ment in itBack of the blood is food

to keep the blood rich Whenit Jails take Scotts Emulsionof Cod Liver Oil It sets thewhfoie body aoingagainfnanwoman and childsampleits

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409415 Pearl trc tew Yorksoc and Jico ell druggists

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GREEN FRONTDflUG STORE3

v is the place to buy

Drugs Patent Medicines Jewery Stationersr Cigars and Tobaccos

Paints and OilsPrescriptions Caref runeCall v

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