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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05
BANK CLEARINGS

NEW YORK, Aug. Flank clear
ings in the United States for the week
ending August 3 aggregate $2,sfT.-
100000. against $2.9~46,345.000 last
week. and $3,o09. sos. 600 in this week
last year. Canadian %clearings aggre-
gate s12sss2I.0o as against @&lss.-
100. 900 last week. and $11s.o3l,o 900
in this week last year. Following are
the returns for this week. with per-
last year:
August 3:
New York, sl.744.1ss,o 600: decrease,
AZ.
Chicago. s254,17s.000 Increase, 2.
Boston,. 1851, $4,000. decrease, Z.
Philadelphia, sl45, $4,000, de-
crease, ia.
st. Louis. s5. 2Ib.0 600; increase, So.
Kansas City, 44,04s. e9o; decrease,
P~ittsburg. 4s.s2s,ooo: Ia.
San Francisco, 41.sT4,ooo. decrease.
9.5.
Baltimore. s4.sIs.0oo: increase, 40.
Cincinnati. az, $50 900: decrease, s..
Minneapolis, ~15.06S,0o0; decrease.
Cleveland. 1s,ss4.ooo; decrease,
Ill.
New Orleans, 1880. coo; increase,
26.7.
Detroit, ls.asss 600: increase. SIS.
Omaha. 13.9T3.00o; decrease. SIS.
Los Angeles. 1s%,04s,ooo; increase,
ESQ.
Louisville, IL ,4so. 900: decrease. 81.
Milwaukee. Ia, Ass. 900: increase. AS.
Seattle. 9,s22,0O0: decrease. 2.6.
ST. Paul. 1e,o39, 900; decrease. "a.
Atlanta. 1921. 900: increase. 1910.
Portland. Ore, s.64S,000; decrease.
ga,
Buffalo. 1~1.362.ooo; increase, Is.
Denver. 1859. 0oo; decrease. s..
Indianapolis. s.1ss, 600; decrease.
80.
providence, 9. f7sseeesa decrease.
.11.5.
Richmond, s.s57.ooo; decrease, I.
Washington, %. c., S,603,0o0: IN
St. Joseph, $50 900. Increase. 81.
Fort Worth, 4.1Ss.00o, decrease.
Memphis, 4.1ss.ooo increase, 1853.
Salt Lake City, 5000. 900; increase,
lao.
Columbus. o.. s.iSl.oo0; increase.
Albany. $4,000: decrease. ST.
Tacoma. 3.77s,000; decrease, sos.
Oakland. Cal, 2.90f,0 900. increase.
al.
Sacramento. Cal, 1.577.ooo: increase
30.7.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05
COTTON MARKET
ny Miller A Co. 11o7 e. Main st.,

I"F "fIFeF a tUs IIV1 z. Whit SftF
NEW YORK, Aug. s.--The support
which developed in the market yester-
day was still in evidence at the OPEN
II gthis morning, with prices IA to
is points higher than due, on the very
favorable Liverpool cables, While some
advices from the South reported furth-
er damage 10 the crop. these were
scattered and on the whole, conditions
continue generally satisfactory. The
advance OF to-day, which represents
nearly a hundred point rise from the
recent low level, has, eliminated the
bulk Of the short interest, thu weaA-
ening the technical position consid-
ara bfy-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. August Eggs
Fresh gathered extras per doz.. % a
24c.; fresh gathered extra first. 100
10 he: firsts. 17@1Sc.: seconds, Ice:
dirties, No. /, IS l-2@14c.; No, 2,
12R13. Refrtgerators frsts, seasons
storage paid, eIc.
Live poultry-Spring chickens per
1eApd. 1k&R1&ci foEANRaGAAG;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05
DATE FOR SPEAKING
is POSTPONED

The Virginia Democratic League has
made a number Of new appointments
for the Jones-Glass speakers. The
meeting for r. j.. Gordon, Jr.. sche-
duled to take place at Hunters Lodge,
Saturday, August -, has been inden
nitely postponed, on account Of q pie
mic which win take place there OF that
date,
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Here are the figures
Totals ..5.t21.ooo, 600 4.4l5,ooo.ooo
Ia.aa. -na Hhn aNH

~ FV1NFRRrF1Vs
This is one of the most conservative
estimates, for some make the deficit
400. oo0. 600 over. and besides hay IL
le,e0o.0 goo tons short. and there are
so. zoe ,o9o bushels less of potatoes.
his VIII mean higher prizes for
food. Export of a record cotton crop
at low prices viii mean a smaller for
eign trade balance. Neither Of these
things is an argument for higher
prices in stocks.
sue soft Coal Roads.
Further announcement.was made at
Washington that the government is 10
bring suit against the soft coal roads.
The time of this suit Is not known.
Also information from Washington is
to the effect that some action may be
taken by the government against the
New York Cotton Exchange on the
theory that II is violating the Sherman
antitrust law, If the Cotton EN-
change is doing so. the New York
Stock Exchange u also be crimi-
nal.
Another development was the prom
osition s4af.s tho COR resSiaEaI ,tnEssst-
CATION 10 force United States Steel
Corporation to submit its books to the
committee in public. The steel trust
has permitted experts to examine
those books, but all business men
agree that il is unfair to make pub
lie every detail OF a corporations
business. Should this be done, busi-
ness secrets would be disclosed that
viii giV important suggestion to
competitors, and il it Is done In con-
nection with the steel trust no other
corporations need expect immunity.
Such action will result in considerable
agitation.
Total bonds. par value, sold to-day.
sa.S2s,0op. a year ago, st.4e7.080
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05
REAL A

Bungalow Locations Fronting n r. 4
+. h R-3e-acre tracts. convenient
TO Richmond; fine elevation. Only
three tracts.
S-Acre Lots Fr0ndng Improved High.
way. convenient to Ashland. on easy
payment plan.
Dwelling and Lot Inside of Aahiand
$3.50. From this UP TO the $40. oeG
kind.
Farm with N acres, improvements
streams. orchard. close to Ashlan nd
In best neighhorhood. 1850 on easy
terms.
10 Acres Fronting Railroad. Near Dos
well, 5000.
70 Acres Wear Ashland, Dwelling. Crops,
stock. including two cows. one horse
and about 100 chickens. $3.50. Per-
manent running water. close 60
schools. churches, and In u fine neigh
h0rhood. Whole business for 1850,
40 Acre stock Farm, Close 10 n. r. a
T. n H.. Close to Ashland. Price and
terms on application. -
FRAN kH. COX co. INC
Ashland, Va.
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FOR SALE

Top BuxEy. s45, ,Runabout,. 0A5I Sur
rey. SIS; one phaeton. rubber tires,
one secondhand trap. $50: also u
nice stock Of buggies n runabouts
at reduced prices. THOS. H.. DUKE
4 CO., So4 Brook avenue.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. Mooney on
call averaged 23-S per cent. Time
money was, II anything. a little easier.
Rates 2S-493 per cent. for sixty
dayso 3@3-1-4 per cent. for ninety
days; a1-4G3i- IL per cent. for four
months; sS-4937-s for Ave. six and
seven months,
Mercantile paper was taken mod
erateiy here and elsewhere. Rates 4
W4i-a per cent for sixty to ninety
DAYS endorsements, 4G4l-2 per cent.
9 choice iour to six months: sin
gle names $3.50 per cent for others.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05
SHOE REPAIRING.

Use. HxtfsoIe Men's shoes, 60c. Ladies',
every pair sewed; best leather; no
nails, no pegs. Royal rubber heels.
2sc.; Tred-Air rubber. heels. 4oc.
leather heels ebuilt like new, 25c.
DREWsS ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY, ZIG East Main. h Mon
roe 1867.
LOnx has the wood that burns free and
makes quick heat, Just the kind for
ummer use, also filing UP cellars Tor
next winter At summer prices. It's
hne. Yard 1905 West Broad. Phone
Madison 1863.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05

roasiers. s l-2c.: Turkey. 13c.: ducks.
lSc; geese, 1oc.; guinea fowls per
pair. Soc, Pigeons, 25c.
Wheat, No. / Northern M~funcapo-
us, Sl.oS F-s. new No. 2 red winter.
'ss s-4c.; No. Northern Duluth
sl.1h; ~corn-export. No. 2. II Lac.
T. Q. b. oats-No. ?. white. elevator.
IS t. o. b.
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Virginia Weddinau|
swift-Huohea.
Especial to The richmond virc.,.

- fNeE.IEtE&fI&
Especial to The Richmond yirGlntnnT3
HEATHsvILLE..vA VA, August e.
Isnatius Swift and Miss While Hne
both Of Lewisetta. Northumbss
county. were married At tina hoaa9
the bride. ut Lewisetta by Rev.
Routten. Of the Methodist church
day afternoon. Following tho
mony d couple boarded tho staol13
northumberland" for : wadin9 q
north. On their return thsy IN
side at Lewisetta.
Cofr-Jerdan.
Miss Florence "A. Corr and NE.sD
NJ. Jordan. both Of this city. wem
ried Tuesday last at the hnne
brides parents at Rio vtste.
Geo. w. Mcdaniel peteorMtm
ceremony. Nj. and MrA 1eG11
reside 1t Rio Vista
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

save u 10 $40 Upwards and Nec~iv.
*iVo 10 $1,000 or more 70 months
hence, Booklet free naming matured
contradictions. Money to loan. $40
upwards. Estab liShed A years
COMMERCIAL GUARANTEE COM
fAN1, Bankers. IS n. Ninth, Dept.
No. l.
! need Assissanee to Put on
the market a product that has a won
derfui future. Have been offersd an
sAeeiieht price Tor II by some OF the
largest corporations in the Unit -,
states, Can give good references
ADDRESS Opportunity. cars virginian.
Boys TO Deliver the Morrfnr
Nirginian. Apply AT virginian OF
nee. GOVERNOR and Ross streets,
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Closing.


most conservative estimates place the
crop seven hundred million bushels
under that of last year, These six
million acres should have yielded at
least 10000. 900 bushels so that there
is a s~hrinkage of > 0.0o0.o o0 at least
from the normal expectation.
The Figures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

hs"me-s~~Arr- R~nf-Payer-Cnn Soon
Eut you in yotr own home. II you ca n
deposit six dollars per month, yoti
WIN ~" paStns on your home instead
only charge : per cent. interest, is
Isauceu every year. Six dollars will
start you 10 soon own a one thou
sand dollar home. See
C r. ANDERSON.
Is y. sth St, Richmond Va
Us r.. tiay. select Furnished Rooms.
central Cool and clean. large ard
small. Bath and phone free.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05

Donated by Piilsbury FIo~
Mill Co. S
cases Sample Cans Good LuenII3|
BAKING Powder. 1000 PostaI CnTXE
n 500 Pieces Jewelry to he 0tp1
away IN train. 1a4
special for h ladies and schSldp
&c q Whale" from the
Man" and get a free ride on the nn2S
ry-go-round. ;E%|
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05

III. Lewln. the Most Popular Tailor In
the city. will remove from 202 N.
LIST st. to 303 w. Grace by August
the 9Th. In the meantime he will
take orders for suits at reduced
rates at 202 N. LIST st.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05

PoULTRY.-Chickens not quite so
plentiful this week and market about
steady.
EGGSs-Receipts light and demand
good.
VEALS-Scarce and very active.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

NOTICE.
tietrs 81 " m. Hepkiaa. Mic Rouers
oF FRANK Rogers are requested to com.
muntoate with The Unfon Trust ON.
pany. Nashville. Tennessee.
aated. 4 Good Secoud-HanA p1.nn
OF standard make. Address c. @ A
Care Richmond Nirginian. Z
"snted, 4 Frat Ciaa~ Secona-Hsnd
fao IL return tubular boiler and
rem 1e5 TO lao II. r. CorIiss Engine
ana water Pump and Heater. Ad-
dress BARBOUR BUGGY co south
~ fSosrtsTt. "a, ~. - ~ 7'<34a 100
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05
HOSE AND LAWN MOWERS.

Sec The Evans Hardware Go. before
buying your garden hose and lawn
mower. also screen doors and win
dowa. We viii treat you absolutely
right or refund the money. 800 w.
BROAD street.
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PERSONAL
LADIES. TAILOR.

LADIES' TAILOR.
Fisher wishes to to his
patrons and h general public that
n on ard after August fsth.~ he will be
located at 302 Il. Grace street. Dur
North Third street. Great reduc-
tons are being made on ladies tall
- nrad Snifn-
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sIATE SECURITIES.
Va. IS. Old c. & r. 1899 hss Asked
va. Cen. 2, 3. c. & r. 1891 s. ss4
RAILROAD BONDS
L *. X consof Trust,
A, G. I n r. conv. Debs.. ..
r. - 1859 ...-...... 100
& Q. Gen. NJ. u ieas iov
Ga, So. & Florida. 1916 Io7f
ia q ala Consol SIS, 1915. los
!. = W. Rwy. Is. 1895 as
Sea board Air Line Is. 1850 81
Adjustment IS.
So. Rwy. ist IS, isa4. los
SO. r. Dew. & G. NJ. As. 1856 IS 49,
west. n. z. LIST Ga 1917. 1o4 -.
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Q 4 Ports. Trac. Co. IS.
Va. Ry. & Pow Co. SIS, lisa
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS.
Va. Rwy. & Pow. Co. 49,.
pref. ............ 100 7gA 7SN
Va. Rwy. & Pow, Co.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
A. G. l., com ........ 100 1eS 80
G. & @. ,............ 100 79h -.
n. & W.............. 100 I0S 80.
So. Railway. pref. Ioo TN -.
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCK
Amer. National ....., 100 lis 1Ts
Broad Street ....... Is 81 -
Bank of Commerce and
Trusts . ........ 100 1876 49,.
First National ........ 100 seq ~
Merchants National :. 100 700 =.
Nat. bank of Virginia TOO 1904 TX
Nat State and City AZ. 19e la -.
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SITUATIONS-MALE
MISCELLANEOUS

Mr.. r. &. BeaRiey Wishes TO AZ
Eounce that re has removed his shoe
repairing and suit cleaning establish
ment from zoo T.. Main street to No.
2 south Second street, where he Is
better equipped than ever before 10
ssrve his patrons. phole Monros
1874
FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.
Furniture, china and wedding presents
packed and shipped with CAFE. Esti-
mates cherfuily given. JACOB UNI
1AUF. 1925 West Broad. Phone
Madison 1922.
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Wants. Wanst.
Want Ad. Rates.

One cent per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for less than ten cents.
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
phoned in or charged at the counter.
Contract rates are much less. Phone Madison 1888,
and Manager of Classified Department will call.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05

HAULING

HOUSEHOLDS Goods Hauled, stored, Pack
cd and shipped. Call w. FRED
RICHARDSON'S STORAGE AND
TRANSFER DEPARTMENT, Main
and Relvidere St. Phones. Mad. s+3
day, Monroe s+z. ntght.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Dtol,ra~A Va ~ ta,,

Loose pressed, large
bales .....s....... Nominal
Load your cars so that hay at doors
represents contents. and thus avoid re-
jections.
This market. grades hay In accord
apfe with the rulss Of the National
HAx-AnQclAtiQRs -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05

See The Evans Hardware Co. before
bGyinG your range or cooking stove.
We are agents for the Jewel stoves,
absolutely the best stove made; at
reasonable prices. 700 W. Broad ST
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-05
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va. August 4, 1911,
Wholesale Quotations on Change
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RICHMOND STOCK r EFT.

hichmond. Va, Aug. 4. 1911.
STATE SECURITIES
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-09-01
ULYSSES,

Joseph Brown, OF Henrietta. who
has been working with the carpen-
ter force at Auxier for some time,
recently brought home a bride.who
was formerly Mrs. blackburn. 81
Auxler
This was the second marriage for
both bride and groom.
DR.. and Mrs A. NJ. Davis have
Just returned from Blaine where
thoy went Thursday evening TO at
tend the burial of their brother-in-
law, MIR. Con Bishop who died last
Wednesday night OF typhoid fever.
Born, to John Chapman and wife
a fine boy.
II. II. Borders, OF Catletisburg,
was here the guest of his parents
last week,
Rev. Roscoe Murray Of Louisa,
was a business visitor near here
recently.
The pie mite at Borders chapel
last Saturday night was largely AZ
tended and was gNite success. IL
financially.
The pupils and patrons Of Lost
creek district have started II
brary for their School and tbs
first book purchased is fine
universal dictionary They meat
10 add other volumes OF choice III
erature TO their library MS fast al
lthey can and in view OF whiei
they contemplate having pie nit
al theri school house in the nea
future, Eureka,
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at Pollard. She was accompanied
home by her cousin. Mrs. Lizzie
Bremen, of Pollard
Miss Nella steward, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. stepp, at Nolan. Ws
Va.
Den Hickman and wife. of Ash
land nave been the guest oi his
mother Mrs. Julia Hickman.
olena Pack has returned home
from Hazel, Va.
Mrs. Martha yanhoose, of Pres
tonsburg. was down sunday to see
her parents. Emery Castle and wife.
wife.
Miss Sella Hickman entertained
several young folks Sunday.
Willard Thompson was the sun
day guest OF friends at this place
j. f. Borders and family are NJ
form Ashland visiting relatives
/ Someone's Darling
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500 REWARD 500.

The readers of this paper VIII
be pleased to learn that there Is
least one dreaded disease that sci
ence has been able to cure in ali
its stages. and that is catarrh. Halls
catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fra
ternity. catarrh being a constiti-
tional disease. requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls catarrh
cure is taken Internally. acting d.
rcctl, upon the blood and mucous
sur,ates OF the system, thereby de-
stroving the foundation Of the dis
ease. and giving the patient streng't
by building up the constitution ana
assisting nature in doing It's work
rhe proprietors have so much fa'th
| in its curative powers that they OIL
| fer One Hundred Dollars for any
casn that 1t fails to cure Send to'
Inst o. testimonials
Address D. ]. CHENEY 4 30
Toledo. o
sid b, Druggists, Toe.
raks HAIRS Family Pills for con
stipation
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LEDoCIo.

Literary opened at this place
Friday night with large attendance.
Several from this place attend
ed the funeral at Rich creek last
Sunday.
The funeral OF Dave Moore Will
be preached first Sunday in oc-
tober.
There will be an apron social at
this place September 9Th.
ii. II. Moore who has been visitin
home folks has returned to his
business at Winchester.
Leo Berry and Jim Carter at
tended literary at this place Fri
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. w. Jordan, o
Blaine, visited B. 2. Jordan an'
family Sunday.
Inez Jordan OF this place. wa
thrown from horse last weei
and was injured very much, but i
Improving.
Subject for debate for Literar'
at this place Friday night, septem
Der j, Resolved. that George Wash
Iington was greater man and di'
more for his country than Aora
ham Lincoln. Affirmative. A. 4
Moore. Loarn Berry, negative "
| II. c. Thompson. Dave Adams. EN
erybodv welcome. School Girl
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creek hast Saturday and Sunday.
Thetsick OF this community seem
to improve.
Granville Moore and wife was
visiting home, folks Sunday.
Several attended meeting at
this place last Saturday and Sunday.
Wash Griffith passed down our
creek one day last week.
Sam Kimbler and family and Jim
Griffith and family started TO Ohio
last Monday.
DR.. c. b. Rice passed up our
creek one day last week.
Polly cordle has been very
bad with measlses, but she is inn
proving. Only One
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-09-01
INEz NEWS.

There is lots OF sickess IN oni
community now. mostly typhoid
There was church at coldwater
sunday, conducted by Rev. J. Il
Fairchild.
G. G. Clay was visiting friends
ON Coldwater Sunday.
Harrison belong. Of belong was
visiting here Saturday and Sunday.
Ginger Buskirk and father was
In our town Tuesday.
ELI and Abe Goble were In
Inez Saturday.
Misses LAVA Hardin and Docia
Williamson are expected home Fri
day from their school at cassie,W,
Va.
Martin stepp and wife, Of New
Cumberland, are here visiting their
parents.
Joseph Hardin is expected home
Friday from his school at Mcclure
There Will be church at Davis
Branch sunday two miles south o.
iinez
A large crowd Of our people at
tended church at coldwater sun
day.
Jasper Hardin has gone 70 Phi
Preece and jerome Hardin's loi
on Pigeon
Miss Lena Williamson and moth
err we're visiting on Greasy las
week.
scott Cline was visiting friends Q
Coldwater Sunday.
Misses Elizabeth Pearl ana be -,
lah ward were visiting on coldwa'
| er Sunday. n
Richard Hairless sna in our tow '
last week.
Misses LORNA md Car frinS
were visiting on turkey last wee es
4 Think Of Me.
,,arr TRADEts'essr LOTS, TRl'I
T Ne Jack h~--- =,
= L. - '11 H. o-..&f. UIlI|- ~
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GAINES CREEK.

James NJ. Boggs and Nelson Will
iiams have gone to Ohio.
w. s. Boggs has purchased the
Daniel Morris farm on Dean branch
Robert Morris has sold his farm
and will start to Ohio very soon TO
try there a while,
John Jackson and sister saran'
were visiting relatives on this
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-09-01

People in this section are pleas
d over the rain Saturday, but
ops in this part Of the country are
ere.
funeral on Rich creek was
attended Sunday.
: sunday school at Lower Brushy
hool house every Sunday even
" also a singing school has been
leanized at the same place.
Miss Effie Pigg is visiting rela-
- bpsseyville.
JAstie and Ethel Carter
been visiting relatives on.
lex and at Charley return
Sunday.
!. Burton began school at
Monday. with good at
Burton was calling on
Il Charley Saturday and
Bowling was the guest of
morris Sunday.
hche Osborne has been ap
B oDpe b k list.
Nc raj from this place are plan
81 loo attend the association al
81 the third Friday satur-
seishosraphpptember-
conferred onired Daisy
Ii from New Of -
JH.
~ Peter Carter.
ID 81 Mrs. Minnie sFKy.. ans
", oklahoma farmen ocio. at
h kuur, u3rs pun 'suII siyai a
'e sru mo ssnoq sq, u.-
bop o us, Inun 10 soa Hinki
,Sr cum smoS,, ;t'neloy'
.u,ru gu, o aqua w from Z =. N va
lay xuusJ slsulm man apsG and soT
,'ie has just returne
q out West
pas Butler was down fror
few days ago. visit
Mrs. Julia Hickman.
sa ton e ckman has returne
n erda-nd, after spendin
RI slouers loltives there an
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-09-01
10y o'pANIEL. supI.

The Lawrence County Board q
EDUCATION will meet % my 90 !.
saturday. September ?, at s.sv q
: and All members are hereby no.
titled to be present AZ ela, .,norea
sIle n that time will be conSiaersu
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There will be an isTliiamson. v
tiyai ut Cyrus chsbef,sonnOasIs ~. .Gr ,
night. september ghd, w q 800: !, 4
cordially invited Il Is for local! d
pairlng Of the church house ion
~ are expecting nice time WILL
w ,JTl., n
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b. . d
Interest the community " X
library and make a canvass among
your citizens for subscriptions tor
a library. !.
Give school entertainments y
\ series OF entertainments, ana
charge small admission fec,
Have a series of spelling match
esq With other districts, to when
4 small admission foo 10 enarseaI
Next week We win give morq
plans. 49,, ~
we wish to canton you 'lpoa' nv
| ,,na Of books put into the libraries,
me influence OF a bad book \
,us, as pernicious as the iniluenS'
81 4 bad person. Consult your -
perlntendeut. MIR, o'Daniel' aoo 2.
the kind Of books 20 get. v !,
viii have more 10 say about !
braries and trust all teachers WI
begin to plan for getting some goo
books.
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Er,,ArIoN FOR ADEs

ceorse Freese. the iittlaIInt feat)
MIR. and Mrs O. 7. Wrote r. a.
San i, Antonio. Texas. was su'nhsY
M operated upon for adenovN
sunday -The operation VIZ
al the hospital by Or. ", , =
OF Lexington. assisted by ~ yNF az
bromley. Of this place fuefield,
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VIII visit the schools IN DIV,
No. s. in the lower end q 'ne
county , beginning next Tuesday sep
,anner btb. Teachers win Re.
s.iys notice OF the time when !
,s,u va, each school and 1 hope
y NEE, with many OF the patrons
:, zach Wait am sure the teaen-
~ Who shows sufficient interest
~ or her school TO visit the
patrons in the interest o. ' ..s
school can arouse suitiGieht 49, M,
! est 10 have them pay the $500
regular visits aud their eo-ops'S
tion IS absolutely essential Q VII, i
/ efficient school. The week Oes' ~,
] ming september nth ! VIII "
: tbe school in Div. No,
1 LAY o,pANlEL, snpt.