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SUMMARY OF WEEKLY WEATHER
BULLETIN ENDING JULY D.

Partly cloudy and showery weather
generally prevailed the fore part Of
the week and the latter part was most
ly clear and hot with the exception
Of scattered showers Sunday after
noon. As a result Of cioudiness and
rain, Monday and Tuesday were mod
erately cool over much of the State,
and at some stations in the northern
counties the temperature did not reach
so degrees on those days. Thursday
and subsequent days were hot and
sultry with DAY temperatures well
above 80 degrees and night tempera-
lures generally in the seventies, The
mean temperature for the State fol
the week was slightly above normal
Abundant showers generally fell il
| all parts Of the State. The rains tht
first of the week were general and il
many southern counties exceeded twC
inches. Scattered showers were also
reported on Wednesday and Sunday
The heaviest weekly rainfall, 4.20 in
ches, occurred at Hazlehurst. As 8
rule winds were light and variable
The relative humidity was high and
copicus deposits Of dew occurred
nightly.
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COXBURG NEWS.

Dear Editor Il will try and give
you a tiny bit Of news,
Farmers ars progressing nicely
with their crops. Some are laying
by cotton and others are hurrying to
get started,
We are in need Of a good rain.
Mr.. w. l.. Smith passed through
Wilkes one day last week inspecting
roads.
Several from Coxburg and Wilkes
attended services at Harlands Creek
Saturday and Sunday of last week.
R. s. Killebrew, S. Killebrew, Dick
Killebrew, Preston Wade and John
Netherland, of Wilkes, went to Lex
ington Monday.
I. G. Roberts spent Thursday night
with S. A. Killebrew.
Walter Mcbride spent Saturda,
and Sunday with his parents,
| Mrs. R. s. Killebrew spent Monday
with relatives and friends in the Broz
vile neighborhood,
/ Mrs, S. A, killebrew has been o.
| the sick list this week, but at thi
writing is able to be up again,
| John, viii and Sam Killebrew wen
| to Zeiglerville Saturday evening.
With best wishes to the old pape
| and its readers. POLIIE.
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Il do," you ask us what it was in
your locals" that interested us. 1t
is because you seem to be an
expert news gatherer, and as
soon as gathered, you send it oat to
the public to read about.
Misses Matte, Elva and Mamie, the
charming daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Mcclellan, attended service at Pleas
ant Ridge, Sunday.
Mrs. D. w. Weeks and mother, Mrs,
ME-. Barger, visited Mrs. VIM. Evans,
below Lexington, Saturday.
We are sorry to say that Mrs. J.h
Shine is reported very sick; we hope
she may soon be well again.
The patrons of the Bowling Greer
High School, met Friday with Prof
| w. H. Smith at the school house ant
discussed getting a teacher for th'
term Of l906-7. A supplement d
$26.00 was subscribed and Prof
Smith was instructed to procure
teacher for the school,
With best wishes, CATO.
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SpRINGTOWN ITEMS.

Mrs, G. s. Rogers spent Sunday
night at Mr.. s, ]. Browns.
Mr., Kyrle Spell visited his cousin,
Meggs Brown, Saturday night and
Sunday.
Miss Luke Rogers visited at Mr.. E.
4. Browns, Sr., Saturday.
Mr.. G. 7. Harthcock went to Lex
ington Friday afternoon.
Mrs. G. T. Harthcock has been
spending some time with her son, W.
Al. Harthcock
Miss Nora Thomas visited her
friends, Misses Edna and Mary Sne
Brown, Sunday.
Mrs, w. H. Pierce, accompanied by
little Cornelius Brown, spent Sunday
at her brothers, Mr., s, J. Brown.
MIR. Jesse Brown visited his par
ants Sunday.
| A good many from this community
went TO Lexington Monday.
Miss Rosa Harthcock spent Tues
day night at her uncle's, Mr.. s. j,
1 Brown,
/ Mr. h. Il. Brown and wife went to
Lexington Friday.
4 MIR. WI, T. Ellison and wife spent
]. Sunday night and Monday with THEN
| daughter, Mrs. Ernest Brown.
/ Mr.. T. ]. Brown made business
1 tripto Yazoo City Monday and Tues
! day.
I Mr.. and Mrs A, j, Brown yisite'
Sunday at their sons, Mr. Ed Brown
! Several from around here attende,
the picnic, at Central, IN the Fourth
Mr.. Rupert was seen in this yicin
/ ity Sunday afternoon.
4 Much success to the ADVERTISE
and its many readers. Me- AND YoI
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MRS. LUMMIE RATHELL.

Mrs. Lummie Rathell died Monday
on the same place where she was born,
six miles northeast Of Lexington, aged
about 56 years. Her funeral was
held Tuesday evening, conducted by
Rev. G. I. Kincanon, and her remains
laid to rest in the Odd Fellow GENE
terry, by the side Of her husband Zack
Rathell, who preceded. her about
twenty years. Mrs, Rathell had been
confined to her bed for about two
months, but had been sufferer for
many years. She leaves a daughter,
Mrs. j. s, Swinney, and six grandchil-
dren, The sympathy Of all is extend
ed to the sorroWing relatives,
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THE COMING THEATRICAL SEASON.

Manager y. e. Hoskins has closed
the contract for some. very fine at
fractions for the local boards during
the coming season, Below we give a
list Of them and the dates Of their
appearance;
Oct. /, 1905 The Rajah Of Bllong.
Nov, 6. l906-An Aristocratic
Tramp.
Nov. 3, 1906 Wills Musical Com
/ edy Go
Nov, 20, 1906 Sweet Sixteen
Nov. 22, 1906 Roger Pros. Next
Door Go.
Nov 27, 1906 Two Old Cronies.
| Neg. IN, 1906 Denver Express Co.
Mf. Hoskins ii determined to get
the best attractions Lexington can
afford, and we trust his efforts will be
rewarded by well patronized houses
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. ]. G. Veazey, of Senatobia,
spent last week with Dr. and Mrs,
Smith, which visit was oecasioaed by
little Louise Smiths illness.
Master Morrie Powers, of Good
man, visited relatives here last week.
Miss Martha Holmes, Of West, is
visiting Misses Lima and Kate Dale.
Messrs. ]. M. Powers, d. H. Noel.
r. II. Owen, Mrs. D. l.. Gibson and
Misses Ida Gibson and Christine Pep
per were among the Franklinites who
visited Alison's Wells this week.
Mrs. W. A, Sample and Miss Kath-
aryn Sample have returned from a
visit at Koseiusko.
Miss Kate Gibson has as her guests
this week her cousins, Misses Mary
and Anne Gibson, of Lexington.
Mr.. d. H. Noel recently visited
| friends at Richland,
Master Tudor Gibson is spending
some time with his grandmother, Mrs
Pepper, at Vaughns.
The D. N. club was we'll represent
| ed at Owens Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs, G. H, Love spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. San
ders, at Goodman.
The young people of Franklin at
tended in goodly numbers the dance
at Ebenezer Thursday night. 1t il
needless to say they enjoyed it a!
!. Ebenezer's fame for hospitality il
!. widely known.
| Misses Eva and Annie Owen, witt
their usual grace and hospitality, en-
tertained the "Merrymakers' Frida
afternoon. Upon the arrival Of tn
guests, a "merrymaking' game wa
played, which was very much er
joyed, The pictures, drawn an
painted by the talented Miss Ami
Owen, illustrating the names Of ia
miliar songs, we're passed to th
! guests, who were requested to writ
: the names Of the songs illustrate,
Miss Lima Dale won the prize for tn
y most correct answers and Miss Pea
g Lipsey was awarded BOBBY Th
3 was followed by delightful refresl
ments Of cake and cream
& THE KATzENJAMMER KIDS.
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dent, does Frost bring Meri-wether,
or was it Meri-wether brought the
Frost2 Some one said, ask. G. G.
Mr.. T. R. Harding made a short
call at Brozville last Saturday.
Some Of our good neople say we
have the most accommodating mail
carrier in the county. Every one Is
eminently satisfied with the free de-
livery.
Mrs. Eyie Fryer, Miss India Fryer
and Miss Irene Smith reported an en-
joyable time at Tchula, Saturday,
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart House were Sun
day visitors at Mrs. Ships.
Master Dick Hammett spent sever
al days with his grandparents al
Owens recently.
We heard one young man say he
would like TO take advantage Of Mr.
Ashley's sales day"
Mr.. 2. B, Byrd made a business TRIP
to Lexington last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j d. Causey, Jr..
were visitors at Mr.. j. b. Bradley't
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lindsey Lunsford and chill
dren spent last week at MFR, ]. B
Byrd's. Mrs. Lunsford and mother
also spent one day with Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Wilkes, Of Coxburg.
! Last Saturday Mr. ]. Wilkes was ;
visitor to Mr.. j. b. Byrd's. We hear,
he wanted the man that was after tht
j, and Roach.
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PARAGRAPHS P FROM PETER PIPER.
PEN.


Owing to rain there was no Sunday
School at BrozVille last Sunday,
Some Of our farmers say they will
not finish laying by by the Fourth.
Rev, ]. B. Dozier filled Pastor
Clark's appointment at Ebenezer Sun
day.
Mr.. ]. G. Byrd accompanied Rev j,
B. Dozier to Ebenezer last Sunday.
MIR. j. A. Hearn went to Lexing.
ton Monday.
Misses Ada and Bessie Frost went
to Lexington shopping Thursday q
last week.
Mr.. Oscar Brown, Of Myrleyille
was seen in orr vicinity recently.
Dir, 4. G. Lucas was called out one
day last week to soc Mr.. 4. r. Ar
mold who was suffering from SUI
stroke.
Mr., j.. b. Bfadley made q business
visit to Lexington Monday.
1 Mr.. and Mrs, P b. Bradley Yisite,
in our vicinage last Saturday
4 Mr.. W. vi. BYRD and family yisite,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Shanks Sunday.
Messrs. w. Fl. Shinn aad W. I
| Frost attended services at Ebeneze
last Sunday.
MIR. JIG. Byrd spent Monday az Nj
R l. Spells,
II Would ask the Fairyiew correspot
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BOWLING GREEN DOTS,

Mr., and Mrs. ]. y. Sheehy spent
Sunday at Owens Wells.
Miss Beulah SETTLER visited her
sister, Mrs, VIM. Wilkins, Of Provi-
dence Sunday.
Misses Edna and Myrtiee Pace en-
tertained last Thnrday evening in
honor Of their guest Miss Semmie
Linder, Of Winona, the following
named young people: Misses Katie
and Nina Rayner, Miss Ida Neill,
Misses Blanche Pepper and Fannie
Noel, of Lexington; Messrs. Allen
Howell, Robert and Ed Rayner, VIII
lard sheehy, B. NJ. SETTLER All re-
port a nice time
Mr. Jas. Moorehead, of Edsville
came over Sunday evening on visit
to Mr.. PAGES family, Miss Semmit
fLipder accompanied him home t
Ispend awhile with her aunt, Mrs A
I'M. Moorehead,
| Mrs, G. Walker spent Sunday witt
Mrs. j. |. Almon.
4 Mr. ]. U. Sh6ehy Is having q batl
house built and other Improvement
made around his residence.
Miss Ida Neill returned to her hom
Friday Of last week, after spendin,
, several weeks in our city, a guest d
Mrs. a. ]. Newman,
Il Misses Blanche Pepper and Fanni
Noel returned to Lexington, afte
, spending a week with much pIeasur
ID the home Qf Mira. A. j. Newman.
Rex, 7 of Shaddon, says that h
has not read all the papers and ioui
mails III Mississippi, we think his con
mnnication In last weeks Times woul
have convinced reading people !
that fact --eyen il he had not said q
! But that's right, own up.
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FROM NEIGHB0RS
sHADDON.

We are sorry TO say that Mrs,
Beulah Heffner is still on the sick list.
We hope she will speedily recover.
Messrs, R. Il. Mcclellan and I. u
Tate made a business visit 10 Durant
last Saturday.
Miss Leila Grantham spent last Sun
day at Mr.. r. L. McIellan's.
Mrs. Hattie Grantham and Miss
Clyde Allen spent Sunday evening last
Iat Mr.. r. l.. McIellan's.
Miss Lottie Siddon visited her
sister, Mrs. Lula Autrey on Monday
evening.
Tip Top, we were glad to see your
pleasant locals. You have been
dreaming and abusing the timid Wise
Bird about shooting on the highway
4 to give the squire a job, 1t seems
that he is very busy tying knots for
some lucky ones, Come again with
your spicy communications.
Mrs. Mary Grantham visited Mr.. L.
A. Grantham last Sunday.
Miss Annie Bee Self spent Sunday
night at Mr.. L. A. Grantham's.
/ MIR. Rufus White and wife spent
| Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. w
M. Mcclellan.
Mr.. j. p. Autrey and family spent
last Sunday evening at Mr.. h, l.
McLellan's.
Mr.. J. D. Kyzer and w. J. Grace
attended to business in Lexington OF
Monday.
With hest wishes. Do.
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AS WE HEAR 1T FROM DIFFERENT
POINTS,


Quite a number of young people
from Lexington, Tchula, Ebenezer
and Acona spent Saturday and Sun
day very pleasantly at the hospitable
home Of Mr.. Albert Moore, at Sweet
water.
The many friends of Mrs. Walton
ndiver, of Emory, will be glad to
know she is improving after a long
spell Of fever.
C. E. Alley and R. E. Johnson re-
turned to Acona Saturday night.
They stopped at Carrollton, Jefferson,
and other places, collecting for the
Kemmerer Vehicle Co, but we heard
no complaints of their pocket books
being too heavy.
A crowd of young people from
Black Hawk vicinity are anticipating
a good time at Third Bridge Lake this
week. We hope they will not get
rained on.
The wind and rain Sunday after
noon did considerable damage tC
crops and fruit trees between Acops
and Emory.
We were sadly in need of the rain
| but not the wind.
/ Il. w. Marshall, from near Heming
way, visited at R. 2. Johnson's a
Acona recently.
Master Henry Moss is spending
few days with his grandmother, Mrs
Joe Moore, at Lexington.
Walton Thurmond and Master !,
Morgan Clover, of Bowling Greer
spent a short time with Acona rel;
:, tives Sunday. Cole Walton accompi
| MED them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Walton, vii
their little daughter, made visit
Mrs. Ida Thurmond Saturday.
II Misses Merle Herbert and Nab
Johnson, two of Durant's fairest, al
the priced visitors of Acona frien,
and relatives,
Little Herbert Steele is makil
happy the home Of his gfandparent
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Steele, this wee
A big picnic at Hemingway ne
Friday.
With good wishes to the ADvE
: TIsER and it's many readers.
- SOMETIMES.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

G. o. Turner and H. H. EImorc,
substituted trustee, to Mrs. Georgia
L. Jenkins, lot 81 with buildings, In
Durant.
A. G. Howell, trustee, to B. W.
Moore, l45 acres, near Durant.
Mrs. Elizabeth Berry and w. @.
Berry to Philip Liberto, land in sec.
&, twp. IA, r, ! east.
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HON. R. c. McBEE SPECIAL JUDGE,

Governor J, X. Vardaman has ap-
pointed Hon. K g. Mckee, Of this
place, special judge 10 sit on cases
In Newton county at the session this
month, at which Judge J. r. Byrd is
disqualified on account Of interest in
the litigation.
The people Of Lexington are highly
pleased over the honor bestowed up
on our able and distinguished
young citizen, and guarantee that he
will make good" in any position Of
honor and trust to which be may be
selected.
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SERVICES AT OWENS WELLS.

On Monday evening, July 9th, at {
o'clock, IwiAl begin series Of reyi,
val services at Ovens Wells Rev. 7
NJ. Brownlee, Of Shannon, will assist
Please note the change in date :
from July 18th to July 9th, at 5 p. m
r. Al. TUCKER.
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A TRUE HEN STORY.

A darky on ]. s. Eggleston's place,
had setting hen with thirteen eggs.
Last week one Of the eggs Matched,
whereupon the hen promptly deserted
the nest. The darky laid four Of the
abandoned eggs in the sun and threw
the rest Of them over the fence into
w. |. Pickens' lot. The next morn
ing, says Capt. VIM. Eggleston, the
old hen had eleven chicks the sun
having completed the Matching pro
cess
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GOODMAN TEACHERS.

The trustees of the Goodman
high school have elected the following
teachers for the ensuing year: Prof.
Fl. F. Sanderson, principal; Mrs. Jen-
ME Wise, Of Nashville, Tenn, first as
sistant; Miss Addie Jaco, Of Grenada,
second assistant.
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A GOOD GAME.

The best game of base ball so far
played on the Lexington diamond this
season, was pulled off yesterday
evening between the Walden and Lex
ington ball clubs. At the end of the
ninth inning the score stood A to 4,
but the visitors won out by making
a tally in the next. Hon. A. NJ
Pepper served as umpire. A very
large crowd witnessed the game
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HOLMES COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY,

On Tuesday, July 18th, 1906, the
Holmes County Medical Society will
hold its annual open meeting. when on
invitation, there win be present, be-
sides the members Of the society, the
members Of the Holmes County Bar,
Board of Supervisors, Board Of Mayor
and Aldermen Ministers, Press, Drug
gists, and others. Some medical men
OF prominence are expected from 4
distance.
The object Of this meeting il to
enlighten these guests on medical
questions pertaining to the general,
public welfare, BY discussion Of sub
jects such as Hygiene, Public Santa
tion, Quarantine, Cause and Proven
tion Of Malaria, Yellow Fever, La
grippe, tuberculosis, etc, Also to
make plain to them the work Of the
society and the benefits resulting
therefrom Therefore it Is the hope
of the Committee that every member
will be present.
The meeting will be called at $50
O'Clock, a. m. The programme is as
| follows.
| PROGRAMME
State and National Quarantine,
DR., r. Z. Howard, Durant.
Cause and Prevention Of Yellow Fever
DR.. G. g, Phillips, Lexington
Cause and Prevention Of Malaria.
DR. J. H, McBee, Lexington
Patent Medicine and Advertising.
DR., r. 9. Elmore, Durant
diminished Business, including ad.
justment Of insurance examination
fees, w. d. SMITH, M. D. I c.,
j, H, McBEE, M. D. YIN
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FARMERS INSTITUTE.

Arrangements have been made
whereby two instructors from the A
& NJ. College will hold a Farmers In
stitute at Lexington, on Friday, July
Goth. Farmers and all others inter-
ested, are cordially requested to at
tend. PARHAM WILLIAMS.
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FINE LAMB.

We keep constantly On hand tbs
best lamb to be procured.
FINCHER & WINSTEAD's MARKET.
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Among the baseball contingent
from Walden here yesterday, were
noted; L, W. Herring, Jr..S. Il. Nc
Connico, Mr., Turner, Sam Grantham,
7. II. Armstrong, Jr., H. M Thomp-
son, E. Lyon, John Glen, J. Majors.
Il. Taylor and Mr.. TAYLOR.
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FOR SALE.

Extra combination mare. Saddles
and drives we'll; age, s years; color,
brown hay; with rubber tire Bike
Buggy, or will separate.
II. H. HEWITT,
Dprant, Mississippi.
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STRAYEp BLACK SETTER DOG

! l.2 years old; white spot on breast.
Information leading to his recovery
will be rewarded with $1,000 by
w. H. sTIGLER,
Lexington. Miss.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-12-19
CLOvERPORT, KENTUCKY. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 49, 1000
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

The Holiday gift time is here and the
gifts are here. If you miss coming to see
them, it is to your own sorrow. A place
that makes the eyes glitter. the heart
leap with Joy, and when the beauties
and charms enhance the desire to show
the love for those who love US and make
the heart\of our loved ones beat with a
new devotion and love for US. \ dollar
spent for papa, mamma, sister. brother,
or the darling sweetheart, lives on and
on for years in these hearts.
Our collection this ye ar is far the
superior to anything ever before shown
in this county. You will have to see i
to appreciate its real value and beauty,
We have every thing in gold and silver
the heart can wish for.
For every one dollar you spend in a
purchase at our store you are given alb
sol utely free a chance to get fine Ma
hogany finish, eight day gong strike,
Seth Thomas clock. The clock will be
given to the lucky one on the second day
of January, 1907. the day after New
Years. Come in and see the clock.
j. {. Lewis
Home Jeweler, Hardinsburp.
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FOREIGN CAPITAL
Seeking Investment In ClOyerpOrt
Gas and Oil Fields.

The gas fields of Cloverport promi Sc
to be invaded in the immediate future by
Eastern capital. This will in all proba
bility be the outcome Of visit Of Mr.. c
F. Hill, prominent real estate dealer
CT Louisville and representing eastern
capitalists interested in the development
Of Kentucky's mineral resources, to this
city last week.
Mr.. Hill has just closed deal for the
transferring Of about 1000 acres of
land in Meade county to Eastern oapi-
talists for the development of the cement
industry in this State.
Mr.. Hills report of the prospects for
big development in the gas and oil in
terests hereabouts has sufficiently inter-
ested a number of Eastern capitalists
that they will make visit to this city
within the next few days to determine
d efinitely what course will be pursued
in investing in the properties in this vi
cinity.
While here Mr. Hill was the guest of
his friend, Mr.. c. w. Norman.
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ASSESSMENT
Made By Board of Equalization
On City Property Causes
Few Complaints.

The City Board Of Equalization met
Monday to hear complaints from those
whose property had been raised beyond
the assessed value of last year. Several
citizens registered complaints against
the raising of taxes on their property,
and the Board, after giving them audi
ence, decided to reduce the original
amount assessed in some instances
where the proof showed an increase was
not warranted.
The Board increased the assessment
on city property $4,000, as given in
The News last week, and at the meet
ing Monday a comparatively small de-
crease was made from the original as
sessment.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the drug
firm of L. 3. Moremen & Co, has dis
solved partnership, L. B. Moremen re-
firing. The business will be continued
under the firm style of S. P. Parks &Co.
This necessitates the settling up Of out
standing accounts of the old firm. Thank
ing the public for a generous past pa
tronage, and hoping to merit a con-
tinuance Of same, we are Very truly
s. p. Parks & Co.
lrvington, KY, Dec. 10, 1900
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Baptist Services

Sunday morning at the Baptist church
the communion will be administered by
the pastor, Rev. James T. Lewis. Rev.
Lewis will deliver a sermon on Com
munion" at the same services.
A Christmas treat will be given the
members of the Sunday School next
Sunday morning,
The regular services of the B. Y. P.U.
will be held at 6. so P. M.
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PRESBYTERIAN Services,

The Rev. Graves delivered two ex-
oellent sermons at the morning and even
ing services at the Lucille Memorial
church Sunday.
The Sunday School pupils of the
Presbyterian church will render a
Christmas program Christmas night at
the church. The public is cordially in
vited to attend the exercises.
Sunday School every Sunday at
10. A. NJ. Prayer meeting Tuesday at
Up. NJ.
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of tobacco warehouses tud barns in
Kentucky, aud so COZ fdent am I that
the metho is and teachings of the Ameri-
eau Society of Equity have not instigat.
ed thereto, or in any way contributed to
acts Of lawlessness or violence, but on
the contrary those who accept its teach
ings and act upon them must proceed
not olly according to Equity, that will
personally add $500 to any fund that
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NO. 23

may be raised for the investigation of
said acts of incendiarism, or will pay
this independently of any fund, provid-
ed said investigation leads to prosecu-
ton and conviction. This sum is now
to the officers of the state of Kentucky
charged with the reinforcement of the
laws as above.
j. A. Everitt,
President of The American Society of
Equity.