Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-11-06
NEW SALEM.
lien Kirk is sick with fever.

crop Is running Tor rain. lrrsln NOUS Ou
to Nov. 18th the wheat crop for 1903 il
a thing Of the past.
Farmers commenced husking corn in
earnest last week. The crop is not %
good as thought
Cattle are still dying at . fearful rate
in this section some families find az
many as three dead at time,
Balls George and wife, OF Hurricane,
we're the guests OF relatives 10 this sec
ton last week.
We heard last week that Lsyss was
talking Of a bank at that place.
The gold brick or iron man struck
James Henry Brouster last week; never
too old to learn, sonny.
Rev Aaron Humphreys and wife, Of
Dycusburg, were the guests OF friends
around New Salem,
Protracted meeting commenced at
Emmaus 4th.Sunday in Oct
John Harpending went to the Nam
moth cave last week.
New corn is selling at 30 and 10 cents
per bushel.
Marion Wiring shot a steer IL times
one da, last week before he succeeded
in killing him; it .ws,a three year old
and was wanted for beef.
Whoever saw more dust in November,
and regular summer weather.
The tobacco crop in This section is a
most excellent one, while not more than
20 per cent Of crop 10 average it will
run 100 in quality.
Mining Is in full blast in this section.
New shaft, are being started almost ev-
cry day; blasting can be heard In every
the wall drill for oil will be
started shortly. and il they strike oil
look out for fancy price, for land.
A Startling Surprise
Very few could believe in looking at
T Hosdley, a healthy. robust black
smith, OF Tilden Ind, that for ten years
be suffered such tortures from rheuma-
ism as few could endure ano live. But
. wonderful change followed his taking
If Electric Bitters. 1.-TWO bottles Who'll
y cured me-" he writes, land | have
lot felt twinge in overs year" They
'egulate the kidneys, punfy the blood,
md cure rheumatism, neuralgia, ner-
improve digestion and give
perfect herlth. Try them. Only zoe at
Woods.
Needing rain badly.
Corn gathering commenced; the crop
5 not as good as supposed.
Bro Lowery will preach for the New
salem congregation the next year. The
hurch hass ecured the services OF a good
nan in the person Of Bro Lowrey.
Henry Farmer and son Tom were in
his section last week looking for farm
o purchase. We would be glad to have
DR.. Farmer settle in oar neighbor-
lood.
George Belt, the county assessor, was
D this section last week taking the lists
4 our people.
Mining is in full blast in this section.
The sound OF blasting is heard in all di-
ectiops.
The cattle plague 10 spreading over ,
his section.
Ed Rudolph, OF Clarksvills, Tenn, 10
he guest Of his kinsman, W. C. Tyner's
amily. !,
The country is full Of land hunters.
here are very few who wish to sell in
his section.
We are very sorry TO hear OF the as |
assination Of the young lady in the up
er part OF this county. God forbid .
hat We should pattern after Eastern ,
kentucky.
Let US have the turnpike. Stir it up,
fr Press; call meeting and let every ,
ne interested in good roads come out:
II it needs is little pushing; it can be
uilt.
About eighty per cent OF wheat crop
sown in this section.
The hog was never scarcer in Critten. 6
en- county than now. Many farmers
ill have their meat to buy. Z
We are fearful that all the early sown
heat is ruined by the fly.
4 Dangerous Month.