The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1909-09-23

Chas. Martin, who has been quite
sick IN Hobart, Okla. is now able
to be at work.
The.law gives the tax collector the
right to levy and sell your coat OF
hat, horse or COW, unless you pay
your taxes.
Misses Minnie and Dollie Crow
der, of Providence, we're IN the city
Saturday, enroute to Bowling Green,
where they will attend college.
Marshal Bradley declares that he
is going to enforce the law and sell
the property nf those who do not set
tie their taxes for 1907-8-9.
Hattie Miller, daughter of Mr..
Geo. Miller, left last week for Dan
vile, KY, where she will enter the
deaf and dumb school at that place.
We extend a welcome to all who
are seeking desirable millinery
goods,
w lSS AN ID MOOhEs
Marshall Bradley says that those
who owe taxes to the town of Earl
ington the years 1907-s-9 must pay
up or he will levy and sell their
property.
Rev. Litchfield, of Madisonville,
has decided not to accept the SUI
perintendency of the Anti-Saloon
League that was offered him few
weeks ago.
Jno. Griffin and Carl Woolfork'
who have been fishing at Rumsey
for the past month, have returned
home. They report fine time and
plenty of fish.
Lawrence Turner left Sunday for
st. Marys. Kansas, where be will
enter St Mary's College. This will
be his last year, as he will graduate
in June, 1910.
j. H. Corbitt has been appointed
by the city council as tax assessor
for the year 1909 and is now busy
assessing the citizens of the city
for the year 1910.
Thoe. Lanier is now night clerk at
the Royal Restaurant owned by
N. I. Toombs. Jas, Winstead,
formerly night man, is now living
in BIsbee, Arizona.
The city 6ads have passed fine
ordinance which prohibits any ami
NAL wearing a bell or any thing that
is calculated to make a fuss. Now
we can rest in peace.
E. G. Brannon left last week for
Nashville. where he will finish his
medical studies at the University Of
Nashville. He will be full fledged
M. d. after June, 1910.
Lieut.. Henry Rogers, who was de-
tailed as range officer for the First
and Second regiment, X. S. g.,
qualified as a sharpshooter, making
a score Of 40 out of possible 90.
L. o. and f. S. Proctor. of Clafks-
vile, Tenn, were IN the city Mon
day They are brother and cousin
of Sam Proctor. the Young man who
was killed by the train Saturday.
Mrs, M. NJ, Perry, mother of VIM.
Perry. leaves SUNDAY for Clinton,
KY, where she will reside in the
future. Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Brooks
will occupy the house she vacates.
The TIN work on the new city hall
was done by the Long Brothers and
is splendid peice of work. These
boys have only been in business a
few months and are doing first-class
work.
The'lecture Of Col. w. A. Toombs
at the rink last Thursday night was
well delivered and well received.
The Colonel had his subject well in
hand and 1t was very entertaining
indeed.
/ Ed Cunningham, formerly a citizen
of this place, is now the proprietor
of laundry in Hot Spring, Ark.
We wish Ed all the luck possible.
He will still hold an interest in the
Madisonville laundry.
We find greatest satisfaction in
offering to buyers the newest and
best millinery of the Chicago mar
ket at prices which invite any com
parlson.
MISS ANNIE b. MOORE.