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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-08-22

A. E. Kenney was here several
days last week, looking after his
land, oil and other interests.
Congressman Hamilton left
Thurday for Washington, going
from here to HarrisviIle in the
automobile.
Attorneys r. F. Kidd, l.. II.
Barnett L. G. Hamilton, and
Newton Kee, of the Chenille
bar, were in attendance at court.
Attorney Bee Hopkins was in
attendance at the term of court
here last week. He is always
busy, and transacted lots of bust
ness while here.
Rev. Williams, the sanctifed
evangelist, assisted by Wesley
and Worthy Poling. held meet
ing in the court House Wednes-
day night. A good crowd was
in attendance.
Capt Norm Williams and J.
Hardman have sent a model for q
voting machine to the patent Of
flee at Washington to secure a
patent. It's said to be a good
thing and should it prove sue
cessfuI and the legislature adopt
it, the method of voting will be
J. y0lutiOnized.
Congressman Hamilton has
introduced a bill 10 pay $500 to
W. L. West, OF Auburn. Richie
county, for property taken by the
Federal soldiers during the civil
war The bill will go to the
committee IN war claims and if a
claim bill gets through at the
next session it may be included.
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Circuit court convened in req
ular session Tues lay morning,
with the Honorable William A.
Parsons on the bench.
A grand jury composed of A.
j. Ball, foreman, T. j. Wolver-
ton, George Davis, o. M. Belt,
William Freshour, Ham Marshall
Frank Norman, Mac Fowler,
Everett Bennett, Sam Sourbourn
Isaac Starcher, G. q. Nutter,
James F. White, l.. D. Stalnaker
G. w. Knots and Nathan Morris
was empaneled and after receiv-
ing a very impressive charge
from the court retired to their
room to consider the evidence
brought before them.
The whipping cases." which
have attracted the attention of
almost the entire county for the
past year. were partially disposed
of at this term. Under a provi-
sion of the Red men act" any
person or persons implicated may
turn States evidence" and
have the charge against them re-
duced from a felony to a INSIDE
meanor. This provision was
taken advantage of by six of
those indicated at a former term:
Captain" Vince Edgell, Burns
Schortiger, Newt Jarvis, Thur
man Duffield, Scott Dufield and
AID Duffield. These six made a
full confession, and informed on
all that they could identify in
the gang. They were each as
.sessed $1,000 fine and costs.
Two that were informed on, Writ
Jarvis and G. V. Shower, came
in and confessed and were given
the same fine as the former ones.
j. w. McCulty, Sida Hathaway,
Peter McCune, Thomas and VIM.
Coger and Arthur Keith still
maintain that they are innocent
of the charge and none of those
who confessed could identify any
of them. 1t was claimed by
those who were there that the
band contained from 80 to DO
men, gathered up on the West
Fork and its tributaries and as
there are only about u men &C.
cused, so far, and many Of them
claim 10 be innocent, it would
seem that there are several yer
who participated in the fogginc
of the preacher and the Polings
who haven't danced to the music
Of Judge Parsons court. The
boys who we're freed at this tern
feel greatly relieved, and tn,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-08-22

Rcgula;e the bowels, promotes easy mt
nral movements cures constipation -Doan's
Eegulets. Ask your druggist for them
20 a Iox.
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j. " Tulley.

"Doan's Ointment cured me Of eczema
that had dnnoyed me a long time The
cure waw permanent" Hoo. S. W. Matt
hews, Commissioner Labor Statistic
Augusta, No.
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l have left about % barrels Of
cement in Smith & Hu6man's
care which will be sold at cost.
] also have some at Parsons &
RAIDERS store at Creston, to go
at cost.
II m
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Circuit Court.
An Interesting and Busy term.
Many old Indictments Stricken
From the DOCKET.
80 INDICTMENTS RETURNED.
Eight Confessions Made in the Preach
er Whipping Case Other Indict-
ments Secured

ments Secured
Indictments.
FELONY.
Jack Gillenwaters, rape.
Sam Lane. stabbing.
Lando Snider, malicious assault.
Emery Snider, "
S. NJ. ward, 1. 2, embezzlement.
G. E. Longfellow, /, 2, forgery.
MISDEMEANOR.
Lem Laughlin. resisting officer.
Mart Mace. seining.
Guy Mace ="
Howard Price 6
John Price Z"
Albert Mace, disturbing worship.
Ben Bulls, "
Jim Mckee, "
warren Jarvis, whipping.
R. M. Hall,
Joe Conley.
Clarence Conley "
G. V. Shaver, "
Ed Jarvis,
Mora Keith,
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All off for Arnoldsburg.
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Baby wont suffer five minutes with Group
81 you apply DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil at
once. IL acts like magic
Lloyd Gamer, and son Holly Of
Glenyille. and Will sGainsr, of
Latonia, came down for court
Wednesday in an automobile.
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Law Orders.

State VS. Miles McCumbers, Geo
Parsons and Andy Cottrell, fell
ony. Parsons entered plea of
guilty to petit larceny. given
five days in Jail and costs. Ca
phases issued for McCumbers and
Parsons.
The following parties, indicted
for misdemeanors, gave bond and
their cases were continued: jim
Mckee, Album Mace, Missouri
Flenner, S. S. Patterson.
State VS. Lee Douglass, felony.
Nos. l, 2 and 3, death of de-
PENDANT noted, and case dis
missed.
State VS. Newt Jarvis, Howard
Bailey and Lee Douglass, INSIDE
meanor, continued generally.
State VS. Bub Nicholson, INSIDE
meanor, dismissed.
State VS. Icy Starcher, INSIDE
meanor, trial by jury, verdict, of
not guilty.
State VS. Writ Jarvis, INSIDE
meanor, confessed, fined S25 and
costs and one day in Jail.
State VS. Cell Justice, INSIDE
meanor. plea of guilty, fined $25
and costs and one day in Jail.
Rule against the sheriff of
Braxton county enlarged and
made returnable at next term.
Alias summonses issued for O..
J. Gamer, William Metz, Hal
Jarvis, and Dean Mcmillan, all
on misdemeanor charges.
T. T. Hodges vs. Tell Melon
aid, upon appeal, compromised.
r. r. Gardner VS. Jackson Rich
ards and Sandy Richards, upon
appeal from Justices court. trial
by jury, verdict of $3.50 for
plaintiff.
State VS. Fred Brannon, INSIDE
meanor, plea of guilty, fined 1926
and costs.
Chancery Orders.
State VS. Olive Carpenter ct al,
school land case, referred stc
Bruce Terrell, commissioner.
who is authorized to sell land
charged to the defendants for de.
I linquent taxes, for the benefit OF
\ the school fand
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LOCALS AND SONALS.

OECI Ou OyCdIIlOTe OuIlOSy VlSll-
ing friends.
Oscar ASH, of White Pine, was
here Friday doing some trading
with our merchants.
A fine big boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. John Harris. of this
town, Monday morning.
j. M. Bennett has a contract
for drilling well at the Bethle-
hem church above town.
Mrs. Allie Hardman and little
daughter, Thelma, were visiting
friends in town one day last
week.
Co. Supt. Wheeler Chenoweth
was attending to affairs connect
ed with his office in this town
last week.
Cashier R. M. Marshall and
Ralph Mccoy made a business
trip into Gilmer county the first
of the week.
Miss Nina Rathbone, who is
visiting at Maple wood, was call
ing on friends in Grantsville one
day last week.
Cal Elliott came over from
Spencer last Friday and will
spend a few days visiting friends
in Calhoun county.
Mrs. Ira Hardman will leave
this week for Roane county
where she will visit friends and
relatives for a few days.
Smith and Huffman's auto was
delayed half day on it's trip to
Harrisville last week, by some
part of the machinery breaking.
Supt. j. G. Oles. of the w. Va.
Carbon works, was talking to
friends and looking after bust
ness in the county seat Satur-
day.
John H. Wilson, of White Pine,
will leave soon for Pittsburg,
where he will learn the barber
trade. We are sorry to lose
such citizen from our county.
DR.. Ammet Morford, of
Grantsville, was in town over
Saturday night and return d
home on Sunday. We under
stand that he is meeting with
splendid success in the practice
of his profession. Bulletin.
]. M. Snanks, formerly of this
county. who now resides at Nor
gantown, has been in Calhoun
county several days visiting and
looking after business. He rep
resents cemetery decorative
nursery ard we are glad to note
he is prospecting.
n Miss Izora Proudfoot, of
Sycamore, was here the latter
part of Il st week to see DR.. Dye
In regard to terrible sore hand
caused by a bone felon, which
came on one of her fingers sever
al weeks ago and which was
never lanced. Recently several
eruptions came on her hand in
different places from the one
first effected, leaving her hand
in terrible condition, and it is
now feared she will lose one of
her fingers If not her VIII de hand.
She has suffered excruciating
pain from it.
The Bear Fork Hunting Club
is making extensive prepare
tions for their annual hunt in the
Big Woods. They will leave on
August the 31st, and will be divi-
ded into two camps, the first be-
ing composed of the following
members:
J, W. Pell, c. G. Starcher,
A. G. Miller and A. T. Kenney
Of this place. and a Mr.. Golf and
jeff Miller, of Spencer, Clay
Mcdonald, Of Mt, Zion. S. p.
Bell, II. F. Pell, and HI Cooper,
of Pt. Pleasant, Creston and
Parkersburg respectively. This
crowd will camp on their old
grounds on Trace Fork Of Bear
Fork; and the second camp will be
composed of !. M. Bennett.
}. T. Waldo Harry Smith and
Bruce Terrell, Of this place. and
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henry Euman, OF liea1DanK,
was in town on business Monday.
Farmer Dowd Stump was
transacting business in the coun-
ty seat Friday.
w. R. Helmick, of Walnut,
was a pleasant caller at the
Chronicle office Tuesday.
A marriage license was issued
last week to f. w. Burrows, 10
and Miss Minty Stump, 10.
Harmon Martin was in town
Saturday with his little girl to
have some dental work done.
G. w. Ayers, the geniel leaser
for the South Penn oil Co.. was
here few days the latter part
of last week.
County court. city council and
the several boards of education
meet to day to lay the levies for
this fiscal year.
Fulton Penninger, of Hen
rietta, has been confined to his
bed for several days with a Sc
we're spell of sickness.
G. Warren Hays and sons, Lory
and George. came over from their
home at Arnoldsburg Tuesday,
and transacted some business.
Howard Brummage, of Brooks
vile, has our thanks for financial
favors. He was here Thursday,
looking after business interests.
Recent activities in the Laurel
creek country in the way of To-
eating wells, leasing land, ETC.,
indicates that there will be some
thing doing in that country soon.
The venerable George Hick-
man, of Rocksdale, one of the
best citi zens of Calhoun county,
was a pleasant caller at the
Chronicle office Tuesday.
FOUND: In Grantsville last
week, a lady's gold ring, with
the letter "a" on the inside of it.
Owner can have same ny calling
at the Chronicle office and de-
scribing ring.
Harper Barnes, Of Philips
Run, was in town Monday. He
says that all the crops on Phil
ipps run are up to or above the
average. That section of coun-
try has been blessed with more
rain than any other section of
the country.
Impure blood runs on down makes you
an easy yichm for your organic diseases.
Brrdock Blood Bilters pDrifes the blood
cuses the cause builds you up.
Jonathan Burrows, of Pleas
ant Hill, was in town Monday.
He recently met with the mis-
fortune of having his hand Sc
verely cut, in fact almost cut Off,
by getting 1T caught in wire,
with which he was hauling some
lumber.
Conneway and Allender the
Richie county cattle buyes went
through the country last week
with a drove of about $50 heavy
cattle for the markets. They
had bad luck on a recent trip
losing one of their heaviest steers
from heat.
There is a rumor current that
someone was bootlegging whis-
key in Grantsville the first day
of court. 1t is said that he
operated among the horse
traders on the lower alleys and
under tie river banks. and that
he did a thriving business.
The bridge piers at this place
were completed last Thursday,
and we are now ready to have the
iron placed. The piers cost just
about $14, 10000 and are q credit
to any contractor. No bet
ter looking or more spbstan.
tial pier can be found anywhere
than these are.
l have left about % barrels of
cement in Smith & Huffman
care which will be sold at cost.
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Alex Stull, assault and battery.
Date McCune. No. 1, shooting.
Date McCune, No. 2, carrying gun
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Parkersburg Fair.

The fourth annual exhibition of
the West Virginia Fair, which
opens at Shattuck Park Park r.
burg, September II. WILL be "a
GLORIOUS Fourth" indie d. The
fixed policy Of tho fair associat on is
to make each air better than the
last, and the 1911 exhibition will
have features tina; will place it far
in advance Of all previous fairs.
The racing card for each of the
four days contains contents that
cannot fail t" satisfy dev Jtees of the
kingly sport. i lie West Virginia
Fair Is a member of the Ohio, Penn
sylvania and West Virginia circuit.
and the cream of che horses raced
on the tracks of this organization
will be here. THE best half-mile
track in the country, as It is
known. will see some great racing
this year,
A great attr action in the live
stock shows will be carload of the
famous show horses owred by SEN
ator Q w. Watson, Of FaIrmont /.
S 'nator Watson's horses have taken
blue ribbons at the biggest shows in
this county and England, and the
chance TO see them is rare. Anofh-
err drawing card will be string of
might, Percberons.
Free attractions will bs great
feature Of this fair. Acrobatic per-
formances in front of the grand
stand, daily balloon races, M Ile and
bronco races for purses of $50 each.
band concerts and comedy foat1res
III abundance have been arranged.
and Secretary Harry ID. Perkins has
others mp his sleeve that Will come
rs surprises.
Tuesday, September IL. has bjsl
set aside as Farmers Day, special
attractions being arranged for the
benefit OF tho country people. This
Is the FIRST day Of tho fsir, but tho
exhibition will be just a. couple @
then as on any other day,
]
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-10-20
Mason Logan.

The marriage of Miss Edna Barbour
Mason and Mr.. William Fox Logan at
the Presbyterian church in this city on
Wednesday evening was one of the
most beautiful evening weddings ever
witnessed in Lancaster. The bridal al
tar was an immense mass of palms,
ferns and other foliage with the groom's
fraternity colors, the Phi Delta Theta
blue and white, made evident in the
ribbons and other decorations. At the
hour of s the bride attired in bridal veil
and hand embroidery white cheffon
over satin and carrying a bunch of
brides roses, appeared at the doorway
of the church, upon the arm of her
father Mr.. w. B. Mason.
At the strains of Mendelssohu's we'd
ding march ably rendered by Miss
Katie Lee Denny, the maid of honor
Miss Sue Shelby Mason and brides
maid Miss Lefty Mae McRoberts, each
gowned in blue chiffon and carrying
white carnations the fraternity flowers,
passed down the length of the aisle
from the alter to the church doorway,
to accompany the bride, beatific Wis
ion of blonde loneliness, to the hymeni-
al shrine. The bride groom was escort.
ed by his brother Mr.. Van Logan, OF
New York City, serving as best man,
by the other groomsman, Mr.. Lewis
Gill, of this city, and ushers, Messrs
Shirley Hudson, Aleck Doty, Bascon
and Elijah Ford, who formed an en-
circling group at the altar.
Reverend H. N. Falconer of Philadel
phea, a brother-in-law of the bride, anC
Reverend C. C. Brown pastor of the
Presbyterian church then took position:
to perform the happy consummation
the Reverend Mr.. Falconer in an ex
quisitelo worded ring ceremoney seal
ing the marriage vows and the Rever
end Connor Brown closing with beati
fic benediction.
Before the ceremonial program were
|
ingly rendered by Mrs. E. C. Barnard
of Washington City with Miss Walsh
as accampanist: II Love Thee" by
Milbenberg. II Promise Thee" by
Boex.
Because" by D. Hardelot. my
Harp at Thy Sweet Voice" from the
Orators of Sampson and Delilah Rosa
lie" by DeKoven Il For You and Yor
For Me-" from Memberships Wedding
Song. The bridal party passed out Of
the church to the strains of Wagner:
March from Taunhanser, the newly
welded pair leaving in an auto at once
for Lexington, Cincinnati, and brida
sojourn of fortnight with the groom:
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Logar
of New York City.
The happy couple will be at home af
ter November 1st, at 232 Pierce Street
Kingston, Pennsylvania.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-10-20

Just two weeks ago our dear little
friend Louis Lane, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Lane, died we know that his dear
mother and father and brothers and
sisters will miss him. He was a very
bright and attractive child to all knew
him was to love him. His illness lasted
2 weeks through which he suffered un-
told agony, but he bore it all with
patience and endurance. We know
that it is hard to give him up, but God
has called him and we must not muir.
muir. The family have the sympothy
of this community in their deep sorrow.
1--WE loved him, yes We loved him.
But Angels loved him more,
And they have sweetly called him.
To yonder shining shore.
The golden gates were opened.
Agentle voice said, come.
And with farewell unspoken.
He calmly returned home.
- A Friend.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-10-20
Mrs Goorno Rnnard of Rinhnnnnd in

Mrs. George Bogard of Richmond is
the guest of her sister Miss Emma
Doty.
Mrs. John Mount has been in Dan
vile visiting her sister Mrs. John
Wood.
Miss Susie Hilton has been in STAN
ford visiting her mother Mrs. j. H.
Hilton.
Mrs. Lester Hilton of Stanford has
been a recent visitor of Miss Susie
Hilton.
Miss Lille Noel of Danville is visit
ing Mrs. Rachel Austin and Miss An
ME Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Brakeman of
Kirksville were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Brown.
Mrs. j. Randolph Harris of Stanford
was with Judge and Mrs. E. w. Har-
ris for short stay.
Mrs. DR.. Davidson and sister Miss
Dora Siraub of Stanford were visitors
in Lancaster Monday.
Miss Lucy Walker Doty is in Dan
vile taking course in Miss. Dove
Harris Business College.
Mrs. j. B. Collier has returned from
a visit to her sister Mrs. Charlie:
Richardson of Lexington.
Mrs. Ed Price gave dinner Tuesday
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Franci!
of Rolling Fork Mississippi.
DR.. and Mrs. James Letcher of Dan
vile were here Wednesday evening fol
the Mason-Logan wedding.
+ w. T. Short of Richmond was here
Monday to see his wife who is i'll a
her sisters Mrs. C. D. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Haselden ant
Mrs. B. F. Walter motored to 'Louis
vile for a stay of several days.
Mrs. George Woods and little son o.
Broken Arrow Oklahoma are guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Swinebroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hill and child
rem, visited Mr.. Jesse Hill and family
at Buckeye the later part of the week
Mr.. j. w, Sweeney has gone tt
| Louisville as a delegate to the Sunda!
School convention which meets in tina
city.
. Mesdames Thomas Ballard, Georg,
Ballard and daughter Miss Annie Bal
lard have been visiting Mrs. Lafayette
, Jennings of Danville.
Mrs. w. B. Mason entertained Tues
day evening at well appointed lunch
con. The guests consisting of mem
bers of the Mason-Logan bridal party
REV. &C. Brown has gone to Louis
vile to attend the Sunday School con
vention and there will be no preachin,
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day.
The following Lancasterians attend
ed the U. d. G. Convention in Lexing
ton and the unwilling of the JOIN
Morgan Monument. Mrs. Matte P
Frisbie, President of the local chapter
leading the list, Mesdames Fannie Far
| ra, S. c. Denny, Fred P. Frisbie, EC
C.. Gaines, John w. Francis, Thomas
Adams Misses Sophronia Fox and Jane
DOtY
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-10-20

]. S. Johnson Jr. is i'll in the Jewish
hospital in Louisville.
Miss Lucy Francis has been in STAN
ford visiting relatives.
R. S. Brown was in Cincinnati for a
business stay last week.
Mrs. John M. Mount left Tuesday
for visit to Louisville.
Miss Virginia Bourne is in Lexington
visiting her grandmother.
Mrs. R. thinner has been spending
several days in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Kemp Walker and family We're
visitors at Buckeye Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Harris has gone to Elixir
Springs for recuperative stay.
Miss Eva Oder of Paint Lick has
been visiting Mrs. Owens Terrill.
Miss Iva Baird of Shelbyville, Is
with her friend Miss Norma Elmore.
Miss Myrtle Hendren of Kirsville
was the guest of Miss Bessie Gulley.
Misses Jane and Matte Walker have
been in Stanford for visit to Mrs. J.
C. Hays.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Cummins Of
Stanford have been visiting the Misses
Francis.
Miss Annie May Walker Of Rich
mond is the guest of her aunt Mrs. B
F. Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Price and little
daughters of Danklle visited Mrs. D
M. Lackey.
Mrs. Fisher D. Gaines and little sol
of Danville were Mrs. Arthusa Curry!
guests Monday.
Mrs. Sam Logan and Miss Emm;
Tadlock of Danville spent Sunday will
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hatcher.
Elder F. M. finder left Monday fo
Lexington where he will assist Eide
l. j. Spencer in meeting.
Mrs. W. A. Price and Miss Lily bal,
Grant were recent visitors of DR.. ant
Mrs. S. P. Grant of Danville.
Willie Fox Logan of Kingston Penn.
came last Friday and was guest thi
week at the Kengarlan hotel.
Miss Minnie Walsh entertained few
friends Friday evening at the Simpson
House, an inviting luncheon was ser
we'd.
The Ladies Aid Society will NEE
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Marth'
Evans Lusk at the home of Miss Salli'
Tillett.
Alex Francis of Rolling Fork Miss
issippi has joined his wife here for {
short visit to Mrs. Edna Francis ant
daughters.
Mr.. Thomas Anderson and grand
daughter Miss Alberta Anderson ar
at home from visit to relatives il
Kansas City.
The Mary Walker Price Chapter o
the U. D. C. will meet next Monda,,
afternoon October 23rd, at the home o
Miss Jane Doty.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Arnold wi
leave Lancaster shortly to becom
residents of the progressive town @
London many good wishes will accom-
pany them to their new home.
Miss Malissa Ham has sufficiently re
covered from recent attact of typhoi
fever as to be able to travel, and sh
and Miss Pearl Ham returned to the
| home at Hyattsville Sunday.
Mrs. James A. Arnold and Mis-
Brunette Arnold went to Louisvill
Tuesday and were present at the wet
|. ding of Miss Kate Arnold to Mr.. Henr
McMakin, which took place Wedne
day.
Miss Katie Lee Denny entertaine
this Tuesday afternoon and not Il
/ past Tuesday for the recent bride Mi
Edna Mason. 1t was Recipe party
4 and each guest was to hand in h
favorite one for the future use of Il
bride.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-10-20
Look

Round coal 10scts lump coal 11cts
Bell Jellico block 12cts Hermitage can
mel the very best money can buy 163cts
/ will have several various grades coal
on car for the next ten days at the
above cash prices.
Phone SO H. G. Baily.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-10-20
For Sale.

Baled wheat straw, Rye straw, Pure
clover mixed, Straight timothy, De-
livered in quantities of one ton or more
Phone D. B. Pelphrey 347A. or write
z. T. Rice Richmond, KY. -2O-10-2t.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-10-20
For Sale

38a acres of land, well improved on
pike, two miles from Lancaster, well
watered. Price right, call on James P.
Bourne, Lancaster, KY.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-10-20
Seed Wheat For Sale.

100 bushels of no l seed wheat for
sale also 200 bushels of onions. B. F.
Robinson. Phone 1863 B. 9-8-tf
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-10-20
YOU'LL. FIND 1T In THIS COLUMN.

For SALE-Hill onions sets, hill
onions and white clover honey.
elliot Walton E. Moss. Phone 354F