Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-10-02
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

uo lduicS VI tut WY uiiu NONis'
ty are cordially invited TO attend
Mrs. Kittingers' millinery open
ing Thursday, Friday and Satur.
day.
What we tell you about our
goods is the result OF several years
experience and not what some
slick tongued fertilizer drummer
told US.
Farmers Fertilizing Co.
Owing to increase of business
Miss Laura Hurley and Mrs Jno.
7. Franks have consolidated their
millinery establishments aud will
be glad to see their friends at Mrs
Loving's old stand. Miss Hurley
intended to open store at Kelsey
DR., c. l.. Gray, the Optic speci-
alist, is in Salem this week. He
will remain there until Oct. eth.
when he will return TO Marion,
Livingston county people needing
the services of an opthalmologist
should not fail TO see him.
Bring us your chickens, turkeys
aud geese. Will pay you h CHEST
market prices.
Ohio Valley Produce Co.
Mrs Helen Gill, of Texas. is Wis.,
iting relatives in this county She
left here sixteen years ago and
this is her first visit to her old
home. She is a sister of Mr.. Jno
t. Franks and Mrs. J. A. Farmer
of this city.
IL you have property for sale,
place it in our hands. We charge
no retaining fee," IL we don't
sell your property il costs you no
thing. Bourland d Walker.
The Princeton Presbytery Of
the Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN
church will be held at Crsyneville
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. !
Oct. 9TH. Sth, 9th. The PRESS in
tended to publish the progra m
this week but ii was crowded out.
The sessions will probably be
largely attended.
See that guaranteed. drop head
sewing machine for 81 30 before
ordering from any mail order con-
FERN. Bigham & Browning.
Eugene V. Debs is a character
"a man who would attract atten.
ion in any crowd; six feet one and
. half inches tall, and well and
,ompactly built, with a graceful
aud erect carriage; his
head is large. with a paucity OF
hair. his forehead high, and q pro-
ninent chin speaks for the char.
.ctsr of this idol Of the wage
,arners. With general features
ike those of Bill Nys, and action
hat reminds one slightly of Gene
Field, he has a great deal about
him which makes him just Debs.
he man whom some people alter
lately wondered at and blamed,
nd whom the press has rsvilsd
nd praised. Opera house 7, -
lay night, .. g"
We are the only people that
ave given their goods a thorough
est before Offering it to the pub.
ic. Farmers Fertilizing Co
Successors to Bigham, Browning
d Wheeler.
At the annual conference Of the
iethodist Episcopal church south
ED at Waverly, Ills, last week,
rev l.. J. Millikan, of this city,
aston of the NJ. Z. church, south, !
-as appointed presiding elder of {
be Murphysboro district of the q
'outhern Illinois Conference.
lev. Milliksn, the new presiding ,
lder. is one of the foremost min i
'ters in the Southern Methodist .
hurch in Illinois, and deserves
!, every way the honor placed /.
pom him. He has not yet decid. d
4 where be will make his home, U
at since Nashville has been plac- !,
4 in another district, it is more !
ian likely he will move from this b
ity.-Journal, Nashville, Ills. q
Rev Millikan is we'll known in
rittenden county. where he for
Isrly resided.
LOST-A check book on Mari. q
a Bank, and leather bound stock n
ook; lost in or near Marion: find n
: will be literally rewarded on a
stunning same to me, or leave at n
REss office T. l.. Waddell.
We have a two-story house OF
< rooms, good large lot, situated
! the East part Of Marion. that