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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-15
AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

T. L. c. Martin recently visited the
Mitchell factory at Racine, Wis, in or
der to bring along shipments of Mitchell
cars to fill orders on hand.
Halsey street, have sold a model II
Buick to Miss Ida Parson, of Upper
Montclair, a model 10 Buick to George
Nichols, of Chadwick avenue. Newark.
and a model II to the RUSSELL Robinson
Company. of Newark.
The Auto Car Company will establish
a branch agency in Newark very
shortly. Both pleasure and commercial
vehicles will be handled,
The Atlantic Motor Car Company has
already disposed of six of the 1910
models at the Stoddard Dayton.
j. w. Mason, of $50 Halsey street. has
delivered a Maxwell Junior to S. j.
Holmes, of Montclair. and a four-cylin-
der Maxwell to stephen A. Goldweldt,
of Newark.
II. s. Firestone, president of the
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company,
who is an enthusiast over the subject
of good roads, has recently completed
an extensive tour through Cuba and
the South. With him in Cuba were
James Couzens, secretary and treasurer
of the Ford Motor Company, and Frank
Presbrey.
Automobile bodies made OF aluminium
are lighter than those made of wood,
the difference in weight running from
200 to 400 pounds.
Elizabeth has started a crusade
against speeders that should put an
end to reckless driving in that locality.
The big six-cylinder 51-horsepower
Lozier car made a most remarkable
record in the one-gallon efficiency con-
test of the New York Automobile Trade
Association last week. 1t carried seven
passengers Ill miles on one gallon.
an average gasoline cost of 2 cents
for each passenger.
The new auto chemical engine of the
Morristown fire department will be
ready for use within the next two
weeks.
The annual beefsteak dinner of the
Long Island Automobile Club was held
this wee and was a great success In
every way.
The Paddock-zusi Motor Car Com
pany recently delivered a very hand
some Chalmers Detroit limousine a tc
A.. B. lube, OF this city.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


COURT HOUSE,
NEWARK, N. j..
COMMITTEES on Roads and Assessments OF the
Board Of Chosen Freeholders Of Essex County
for furnishing and spriDkling about sixty miles
of county roads with road Noil, for the preser-
walton of the roads and prevention of the dust.
Bids to be received per square yard Of pave
ment. sprinkled separately for the four follow
!. East Of First Mountain. north Of And in
GLIDING Mt. Pleasant and Park avenues.
2 East OF the First Mountain. south Of Mt,
Pleasant and Park avenues.
3. West Of the First Mountain. north Of and
4 West Of the First Mountain, south OF Mt.
Pleasant avenut.
A map Of the different roads and freight
stations may be seen at the Engineers cNsce,
Court House. Newark. N. J.
No material viii b considered which does
not have permanent binding qualities and shall
be practically odorless. and shall be 80 applied
IS to render The roads dustIess for the season
OF 1909 with one application, and an analysis
OF the oil! proposed must accompany each bid
The selection OF the roads for, the different
districts shall. be At the option or the county.
but not less tran twelve miles shall be in each
district. and all roads are to be sprinkied
within forty days of the signing Of the contract.
Bids to be submitted to the on
Monday, May Path, at $3.50 p. M, at the rooms
OF the committee, No. 3l2, Court House, Newark.
bid to be Endorsed on the outside with the name
Of the bidder and the work he proposes to DO.
Each bid to be accompanied BY 4 certified
check for $500 or an approved surety bond for
u 600 to insure the execution OF the contract,
The COMMITTEES reserve the right 70 reject
GEORGE W. EAGER,
m lHMIIIH 4H |
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E
Jack Cusack had his troubles IN Boston
yesterday, Catcher Roth, OF n Heos.
swung at the Jump and ne swung PACK
and nearly f1oored the big packs'op.
Dubuc butted in and botn as wen as
Clark sGrif1th, were ordered on the neiu'
Kid Eberfeld was back in and
got four hits out Of Ave times up.
In the fatal eighth twelve OF the High.
landers faced the Detroit. pitchers. That
means six runs. three left on bases and
the three outs.
Chicago took the final from the Giants
ard thus broke even on the series.
Wurra wurra, O'Hara was the only one
able to Solve Pfeister's curves. He got
two out of four.
The Cubs got to Bugs Raymond for
four runs in the third, and re-
lieved him.
schultz and steinfedt landed on Gran
dalPs dewdrops in the eighth for a pair
of home runs. >
Catterson, who was shipped to Buffalo
by Brooklyn and returned by the latter,
took Sebring's place in the seventh inning
yesterday to give Jimmy a rest. fte didn't
do a thing.
Brooklyn got even with Bresnahan.s
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TIPS FROM EVERYWHERE.

The field stand may be reopened at Bel
mont Park. The managers of the track
are considering whether the demand for
an enclosure at lower prices of admission
will justify a change in the policy To
which the track owners had agreed.
WASHINGTON. May 15.-Twice yester.
day Walter J. Travis, former amateur
champion of the United States, demon,
strated his prowess as a golf expert, and
today he will play in the finals for the
first prize in the spring open tournament
of the Chevy Chase Golf Club.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. May IA
scheduled ten-round boxing bout between
George Rodgers, of Savannah, and Jack
Mcguire, of Philadelphia. last night was
stopped In the sixth round by the referee,
as Rodgers was no match for Mcguire.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 15.-Mem-
bers of the Harvard track team, which
is to compete today with Yale in the an
nual dual track games on Yale Field, ar
rived in this city yesterday.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May 15.-In the
Harvard class races on the Charles the
first freshman eight won and the seniors
were second. Four other crews were In
the race. The time for the distance. one
mile and seven-eighths, was 10 minutes
4 seconds.
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NOTICE
Notiee is hereby given TO all parties inter
ested that the Certificates Of Assessment Of the
whole amount or the costs and expenses o
RUNyoN STREET
VERONA AVENUE.
have been delivered to me according to law.
Said assessments comprise all the lots, tracts
ana psrcels Of land and veal estate lying on
RUf--ON STREET.
from q point about 100 feet east Of Sherman
avenua to Elizabeth avenue
On the easterly side OF
ELIZABETH AVENUE.
from Z point about 100 feet north OF the north
sriy line OF Runyon street to a point about
100 feet south Of the southeriy line OF Runyon
sfreef.
On the westerly side OF
SHERMAN AVENUE.
from .. point ab1ut 100 feet north OF the north
srIy fipe Of Runyon street, to a point about
ons hundred feet south OF the southerly line of
Runycn street.
On both. SIDES. Of
r o. AVENUE.
from Warrington 10 Riverside avenues.
The owners OF land and real estate assessed
In said certihca.e OF assessment are hereby re-
quired 70 pay the amount 50 assessed upon
them. and each. Of them respectively 20 me Al
my ONCE. City Hall, on or before June q, 1909.
Newark. n. g.. May 10. 1905.
j. H. BAcHELLER,
my11-5t Comptroller.
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HANS WAGNER
IS EXPECTED IN
KEARNY TOMORROW

1t is expected that Hans Wagner viii
be the guest of John "Dots" Miller at
Kearny tomorrow. Elaborate prepara-
lions have been made to give the big
German a great time, II he "a md It
possible to make his appearance in
Kearny. If he does he will be asked
to umpire the game between the Park
ways and the Harrison A. c. The for
mer team once had the crack young
suburban major Lacquer on its roster.
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WITH THE MAJORS

bunch yesterday and trounced them, 70
to 4.
They say Tacks Neuer, the bug, has been
sold by Rochester to the Chicago Ma
tionals. 1t sounds like a dream.
Dode Criss, the slugger of the ST. Louis
Nationals, has been granted an applica-
ton for reinstatement by the National
Commission.
Bill Duggleby, the old Philadelphia
pitcher, who was with Rochester last sea-
son, has been let out to Roanoke by Pitts
burg and Pitcher Vail to Wheeling.
S~tallings are: Brockett, 80; Demnitt,
.250; Engle. .A1; Newton, 200; Me-
Tween. .00Q.
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HEADoUARrEas FIRE DEPARTMENT.
CITY HALL

49, NtWdfKs NJ d, May To, fJm,
Sealed proposals will be received at these
1880 o'clock in the afternoon Of Wednesdays'
May 10, 1909, and will be opened Immediately
after the expiration Of the time nxed for r..
ceiving the proposals. Aforesaid. for the follow
Ing goods, to wit (all prices 70 be. nett;
Five thousand seven hundred thirty-two fat
$3.50 ~ 1o-conductor underground. iead-cov.
cred cable, and nine thousand three hundred
twenty-five feet ta,ae5 ~ b-conductor under
ground, lead-covered cable. $500
The Board'of Fire Commissioners reserves the
right to purchase only such cable a. ahaI
file at these headquarters. and It further re-
serves The right 70 reject any or all proposals
interests Of the city. ana any proposal not IN
compliance with or in Conformity with the
specihcations on file Will not be considered.
THos. f. BURKE,
r. w. Sullivan.
Secretary. myls-st
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ST. ALOYSIUS.
FOR coon COUNSEL MEET.

The last Saturday in June has been de-
cided upon as the date for the big athletic
meet OF Our Lady OF Good Counsel r. g.
Church. to be held at Olympic Park Let
ters have already been received by the com.
mittee in charge from Olympic men who
performed in London stating they will lie
on hand. The discus throw has been addict
to the Its of events, in order that Martin
Sheridan. the peer Of all athletes, Will have
a chance to show his form to Newarkers.
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PERSONAL TAX NOTICE.

TTTT- T-TTFT-T ~ FeN 3fks N ~, MAY IT, IWl .
You are hereby required to return the total
value Of your personal property as held on the
ltuentieth day of May. TO the Board Of Assess
nnenf and Revision Of Taxes. at their Office In
the City Hall, on or before the thirtieth day OF
1un4 next. and In no case will any Abatement
b. made for Indebtedness or for property which
may he claimed to be exempt from taxation
unIeet the law is strictly complied with. II
return is mot made under oath and according
s6n1f property according 70 their Judgment.
from which no appeal can be taken.
JOHN L. CARROLL.
trsAidept Hoard Of Assessment ana Revision Of
Taxes ny11-5t
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SAM LANGFORD AND
KETCHEL TO FIGHT,

Tom McCarey, Of Los Angeles, has
grabbed the best card in the country,
Longford and Ketchel being the birds.
Yesterday Joe Woodman cabled his accept
anee Of the offer made by Tom and the
match is as good as on.
Ketchel will get s10,0 for his end, win,
lose or draw, while Lansford Is to get
Ian Hague at the National Club in London
on the 24th, and will leave for America
Immediately after the battle.
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SHELTERS TO PLAY GIANTS.

'Muesey'' McGraw and his band OF
Giants against the Skeeters will be the at
traction at Jersey City tomorrow. The Me-
Cam tribe will come all the way, from
feat the National Leaguers administered q
short time ago.
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St. AlOYs|US BOYS
HANDED IT. TO
THE CATHEORALS
Down Neck" Players Were
Big Surprise Yes
terday.
PAROCHIAL LEAGUE STANDING.
GAME TO-DAY.
st. Joseph's VS.. st. AIMS tmornine
Roscville OyaD.


No one expected it. bur 1t happened,
and was as much a surprise as a snow
storm in July. That was the defeat OF
the Cathedral team by the st. Aloysius
boys in the Parochial School League at
Roseville oval yesterday afternoon
The boys from the Twelfth ward
batted Duffy hard, and Burns. who was
on the slab for the Saints, pitched like
a Lacquer with men on base.
The Cathedrals led for four innings, l
to o, and there wasn't much said on the
Down Neck side of the house. In that
round they made plenty of noise, how
ever, for their team tailed thrice and
followed up with another tally in the
fifth and four in the eighth, which gave
them the game.
The league is going along nicely and
none of the teams who played so far
were outclassed by their ~conquerors to
any extent. The scores:
--
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AMERIcAN DISSEMINATION.

AZ Kansas city-kansas City, Q; Co
At s.. Paul-1ndisnapolis. 6. ST. Paul. 4.
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8: Louis
At Milwaukce-Toledo, 5; Milwaukee. ..
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Stolen bases-Stevens, Sehultze ?, Llnke,
Mills, Raehlin, Ables. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Kenna, Motzer. Bases on balls-On Sehultze
4, off Rachlin :. Struck out-By Schnltze
3, by Rachlih s. Hit by piteher-By Schultze
!. Wild pitches-Schultze 2, Rachlin. Double
Iplay-Maxwell TO Speary 10 Mills. Left on
b~ases-Newark II, S. 5, Stevens 9. Time Of
game-1h. Som, Umpire-Brannigan.
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RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS PUBLIC SCHOOL LEAGUE GAM
Northern dunior League

Summer Av., 4: Franklin, 3.
Thirteenth Az, IS; Sussex Av., II.
Elliott St, g; Warren St, 5.
North Seventh St, IA: Seventh Av., II.
Central Az, Il; Lincoln, 4.
Burnet st, 10; Newton St, 5.
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PUTBLic NOTICE ia hereby given that the fol
lowing proposed ordinances passed a second
reading and was ordered to a third and hnal
reading at a meeting Of the Board Of street
and Water Commissioners held May 18th. 1909:
An ordinance to provide for the vacation Of
CHAMBERS STREET,
from Market street to Passaic avenue.
A. r. EGGERS.
President Of the Board OF Street and water
VIM. II GREATHEAp.
m514bt CLERK Of the Board.
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BOTTLERS LCENSE-NEW APPLICATIONS.
Herman SternIicht. 1q5 Livingston st. Same pl,
B6TTLERS' LICENsE-RESEWAL.
Bfrkenhauer & Berger, 256- 25S Morris av,...
Same place
RETAu-DOUBLE TRANSFERS.
Martin j. Rudne, 341 Market st......Same place
lantql Kelly. $40 So. Orange ay..t........
96 Commerce st.
JOHN IEDER
President Pro TEN.
JAMES r. Connolly,
City Clerk.
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LEAGUE STANDING.

ATLANTIC LEAGUE RECORD.
Elizabeth and Mt. Carmel both won
yesterday. but the "Lizzies' lead by a
margin of three games. shamokin and
Pottsville are tied for third place and
Reading and Easton for fourth place. /,
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol.
lowing proposed ordinance passed a second
reading and was ordered to a third and final
reading at a meeting Of the BOARD OF street
and Water Commissioners held May 18th. 1909:
An ordinance to provide for the vacation Of
CRAWFORD STREET,
between the easterly line Of FrelinRhuysen ave-
nue. and the westerly line Of Pennsylvania
A. r.. EGGERs.
President Of the Board Of stseet and Water
COMMISSIONER VIM. e. cREATHEAD,
my14-5t Clerk Of the Board.
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Yesterdays Results.
Elizabeth, 5: Allentown. A.
Mt. Carmel. S: Wilmington. 2.
Shamokin. Z: Reading. I.
Easton. s; Pottsville, ?.
Games Today.
Elizabeth at Allentown.
Pottsvil1e at Easton.
Shamokin at Reading.
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Yesterdays Results.
Chicago, s; New York. 0.
Brooklyn, 10; st. Louis, 4
Philadelphia. 2; Pittsburg, o..
Cincinnati, Z; Boston, a.
Games Today.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston
Chicago took the final game from the
Giants yesterday using the kalsomine
or MeGraw's players. Pittsburg
dropped a game, and 1t was Philadel-
phia's gain. Brooklyn by w~alloping st,
Louis jumped into the first division
with a percentage of 500. Cincinnati
sent Boston further down the ladder
by trouncing them. The scores:
New York ..,.......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Chicago ............ 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 2 0-6
Brooklyn .......... 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 III
St. Louis ......... 0 0 0 %
R.H.E.
Philadelphia 0 0 o 0 . 0 - 3
Pittsburg -. 0 0 0 0 D 0 90 4 ]
Cincinnati 30 0 0 / 0 0 IL II
Boston ........ Q 0 0 0 / l 0 o. 10
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southern Junior League.

Avon Av., "a: Elizabeth Av., 2.
Hawthorne Az, "a; Eighteenth Av.,-7.
South sixteenth St, 10; Fourteenth ST., 8.
Camden St. Is; Miller St, 5.
Hawkins St, 10: Belmont Av., 5.
Hamburg Pl. II; Charlton St.. 4.
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CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.
JFFIcE OF THE BoARD OF EXCISE COM
MIssIONERs OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.

City Hall. May IL, 1909.
The following Is the list Of names. residences
and places OF business of persons making appli-
cation to this board for the granting Of licenses
TO sell spirituous, vinous, malt or brewed liquors
And not heretofore published according to law.
20 wit,
Name. Place OF Business. Residence.
p EFT AIT-NEJW AppI JCATI0NS
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st. Louis and Washington were the
only American League team in action
yesterday, and the former won, 5 to 4.
The Senators got to .Rube" Waddell
in the ninth and drove him out of the
box. The score;
r. II. e.
ST. Louis..... 2 0 0 o 2 ks 6 Q
Washington n. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 81 10 2
Batteries-Waddell. Powell and Stephens;
Groom, Kelley and Street.
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Jack Goodman and Freddy Welsh have
been matched to meet Mt the Fairlnont
Club, New York, a week from tonight.
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Dick Nelson n Young Corbett box ten
rounds Monday night at Schenectady. Nell
son Ii allowing Corbett to come in at
catch-weight. while he win weigh 1Ss at 8
O'Clock.
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CUBS AND GIANTS
EVEN ON SERIES

NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.
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Paddy Sullivan. the fighting freshman, of
Brooklyn, and Charley Seiger, the HoboEen
In the star bout before the East Avenue
Athletic Club, of Long Island City.
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EAST FORK.

The farmers of this place are
busy gathering corn.
Bro. Isaac Fannin is not expected
to live.
]. T. Rife, Jr., and wife, Of
Russell, are visiting his father, j..
p. Rife.
G. C. orpin and Harry Rife made
business trip to Louisa Thursday.
Miss Ida Mcdowell has returned
home after a visit with friends at
Hubbardstown.
Miss Anna Miller was visiting
Miss Sophia Rife Sunday.
Miss Jessie Rife has returned
home after visit with her aunt,
Mrs. John Elswick. She was accom-
panied by her aunt and uncle, ]. 7.
Rife.
Misses Effie and Rose Moore are
visiting Misses Ida and jamie Nc
Dowell
The literary at No. II has passed
away
Mr. and Mrs c. c. orpin will GO
to housekeeping next week.
Forest and Hure Higgins were
+, visiting the Misses Mcdowell Sun.
day.
The stork visited John Church
and wife and left girl.
Willie Rife is at home now. He
has been off at work
John Mcdowell has moved tc
Cannonsburg Jesse Miller will move
into the house vacated by Mr.. Nc
Dowell.
John Mullins has moved to Dock
Davis farm on Trace.
Mrs. ]. T. Rife and son Harry
contemplate visit to Louisa soon
| U. e. Queen passed through here
Sunday.
Mrs. C. T. Rife will spend the
holidays with home folks at Grown
City. Guess Who.
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MATTE.

News is scarce in this neighbour
hood but opossum hunting is flour
fishing.
Farmers are mostly done gath
ering their corn, which is very
good average crop.
Mrs. John Akers went down our
creek the other day. She had been
visiting her father in Johnson
county.
Married, on the 4th inst, David
A. Hays, of Matte, to Miss Liza
Moore, of Cherokee.
The stork has been visiting OF
our creek. Left a boy on the 2Stt
ult,. and also left fine boy al
Att Moore's on the End inst. Jas
and Att are all smiles.
The sick of this vicinity are al
getting better
II. X. Moore, our Justice of thu
Peace-elect, is helping John Travis
build fine house in Louisa.
j. NJ Berry bought a fine Jerse!
COW of John Carr recently.
jeff Ball and C, C. Hays ar,
hauling in timber to have a say
set at their place.
A Mr.. Bambrick is opening a Goa
bank for b. F. Moore at present.
Buck Moore will visit his brothe
Joe, at Catlettsburg, soon.
Erna Moore made business tri
to Louisa recently.
Mrs. Dora Moore was visitin
Mrs. j. NJ. Berry recently; also Mrs
Lou Moore and Mrs. J. B. Moor
were visiting at Mrs. ]. NJ. Berry
recently.
]. Buck Moore is very poorly 3
present. TOM
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Sunday.
Lula Rice. who has been staying
in Louisa for some time, has re-
turned home.
DR.. j. C. Hall passed up our
creek Sunday.
Charley Jordan has returned from
Mahan where IA has been at work.
Misses Eull and Liyia Rice were
shopping at Osie Friday
Mrs. Carrie lobe is very Ill.
The sick of this community are
improving nicely.
The school at this place is pro-
crossing nicely with Miss Hannah
Webb. teacher.
The farmers OF this place are
busy gathering corn.
Harrison Roberts and Milt and
Willard Bradley. of Pleasant Ridge
attended church at this place last
Sunday.
Miss Ruby Adkins is visiting hom'
folks.
Mrs Minnie Bradley was visiting
Mrs Pun Burton Sunday.
Mrs. Lottie Burton, of Blaine
was visiting her sister, Mrs. Sarat
Large, at Oslo, Sunday. Dixie.
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House and Lot For Sale.

! have for sale one nice 7-room
cottage house in Louisa, on lot
located on the corner of Jefferson
and Franklin streets, near passenger
depot Gas in each room. large
porch around two sides and on back
of kitchen, good thing we'll in yard.
All in good condition, fine location
for boarding house. VIII sell cheap
If sold within the next so days.
Call on or write A. L. BURTON.
Louisa. Ky.
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MEAD's BRANCH.

Misses Malissa Hall and Emma
Shannon we're the pleasant guests
OF Miss Della Reynolds Sunday.
Levi Miller passed up the creek
Sunday en- route to Little Blaine.
Charley Childers made business
trip to Inez last week, buying pro-
duce.
Chambers Wheeler passed through
here Tuesday.
Several attended class meeting at
this place Sunday.
A. W, Blackburn and Webb Holt
passed through here Wednesday,
taking coal leases
Mack Childers was visiting Cam
Kise Saturday
Mrs, Liss Kise is on the sick list
at this writing.
Lee CARED and James Gussler
passed up the creek Monday, en-
route to Little Blaine.
Misses Della Reynolds and Ma.
lissa Hall were visiting Mrs Harry
shannon, on Lick Creek, Monday,
Harvey Preece was visiting his
brother, Philip Preece, Saturday
and Sunday.
Several from this place attended
church at the Burgess Chapel last
Saturday night
Rev A. II. Miller attended the
meeting at Burgess Chapel Sunday
There was church at the Spencer
Chapel Saturday night and Sunday
/ Mr.. Wells, of Charley, passed
through here Sunday.
F. Thompson and Thomas Frale!
passed up the creek Saturday Ell
route to Little Blaine.
Chance Kise passed up the creel
Sunday, calling on friends.
Willie and Frank Miller ATTENDED
meeting at Spencer Chapel Sunday
II. L. Prentlss, agent for tn,
Percival Supply Co., passed through
here Thursday en- route to Paints
vile. Brave Washington,