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~ ss2' r>e,sI Ser vice.

as- sss' Special Service
 PITTSBURG. Nov 21.-S Saturday afternoon Elmer W. Moore treasurer of the Federal oil and Gas Company. was arrested for embezzlement
 For several weeks past experts have been going oyer the books of the treasurer of the company during his absence. he going away on vacation and when he returned he was placed under arrest for being short one hundred thousand dollars in his ac- counts. The stealing has been going on for some time. but so carefully had Moore covered up his tracks and
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Special Nugget 6erVies.

opecial Nu9aet oerNtcs.
 CAMBRIDGE. Nov z7.-satu.day afternoon forty thousand people ma l2 the trip to the Stadium on Soldier s Field to watch the Crimson and Blue rattle for supremacy in the annual football contest.
 IL was an ideal day for the gau.e, the sun shining bright. but enough frost in the air to allow the suppo 's- CTS of the two teams to keep warm n, giving vent to their enthusiasm
 The Yale team headed by Captaln Howe. trotted upon the field and tha supporters upon the west side of ths Stadium set up a shout. and the Ylle band kept time while the thousands of students and their fair companions sang their college song. midst the waving of banners The Yale bull dog, their regular mascott, was tr0t . ted around the field and allowed to srowl at the Haravrd goal post, lead by student. who like the canine was all bedecked in blue
 After the Yale team had limbered Up and gone through with their sig
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Special Nugget Service.

HAWKING. Nov 27.-This morning at one o'clock the hills overlooking the walled city of Ranking was swarmlng y!th revolutionlsts The fighting com n,nced at dawn and from Purple mountain which commands the city the revolutionists commenced to shell r.e city.
 The cannons of the mperalsts an s~"red with telling effect and several of the heavy siege guns mounted on the semi-circle of hills overlooking the city were put out of commission ny the accurate fire of the Chnomen under their Tartar general. who is also the viceroy of the province.
 The battle lasted all the forenoon when a hault was called on the part of the soldiers of the new republic. for they appeared to be making poor headway against the men intrenched behind the solid stone wall of the in-
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ALASKA BANQUET TONIGHT.
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SEATTLE. Nov. 27-This evening the chamber ot commerce will give an Alaska banquet at the Arctic club. and the committee who made the Journey to the south are expected to arrive in time to attend.
 During the dinner the Alaska ques. tion and some of It's urgent needs in the matter of legislation will be talk. en mp and discussed The various wants made known Will be thrashed out and committees appointed to make further and more complete reports upon the same
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FOUNDER OF oEAoWooo
 DIES PENNILEss
Special Nugget Service.

Manhattan. Nev.. Nov. 2;.-Satur- day morning Frank Praberg. one of the best known old time miners in the West passed away after brief illness brought on by neglect and not proper nourishment for the past two or three years.
 Praberg was the founder of such we'll known mining camps as Dead wood. s. D. Republic and Washing ton. all great producers and he should have been living in luxury all these years, but he answered the last call in a penniless condition and 8 sub scription will have to be taken to give him proper and fitting burial
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TREASURER OIL AND
 GAS co. S100,0O0 SHY

high handed methods of finance it had escaped tine eye of the ordinary examiner Of the company who is sup posed to audit the books from year to year.
 The company has been suspicious for some time as to where their treasurer secured the money he did to maintain his mode of fast living and the expert who has been going over the books has located one hun dred thousand dollars worth of easy money" the treasurer has obtained from th" funds belonging to the com pany.
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BATTLE AT RANKING
TARTAR GENERAL REFUSES
 OFFER OF JAPANESE ADMIRAL

ner city of Ranking although they had wasted much ammunition.
 The guns from Mount Purple threw shells right Into the heart Of the city but being fifteen miles distant The gunners could not place them with any degree of accuracy.
 The heavy siege guns mounted on Purple mountain overlook King Tomos hills can sweep tho city. also the surrounding country in semicircle Of fifteen miles
 Chinese General Refuses to Quit.
 HSANGHAI. Nov 27.-The provis- ional government has received word from the battle wacing at Ranking and the imperialist troops are holding out against the rebels The fall Of the city is only n matter of time ac- cordinG to information from The rebel general
 A demonstration to try out their guns was made early this morning ac' cording to the report sent here. and
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PHILIPPINES
 PROVE COSTLY
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 WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-The Phn- ippine islands are proving to be one of the most expensive luxurles Uncle sam has ever enjoyed The amount of money the United States has ex- pended on the islands since May. 1898. after Admiral Dewey licked the Span isrds before breakfast 10 work up an appetite in round figures Is sl67 900. OOO
 The population of the islands Is In the neighborhood of from eight to ten millions of people. mostly semi ssvages. and the total area of all the Philippine islands makes about one rfth the size of the territory of AL asks
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$500 Inperialists 500 Rebels Slain.

Harvard and Yale fought like demons to carry the ball across the goal liu" tut failed. and at the end of the 5sc. oI1 half the whistle blew with the score nothing to nothing" the same Sc 8 year ago. when Harvard play'.d upoa the Yale field al New Haevn.
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SPENCER CONVICTED
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OF MURDER

SPRINGFIELD. Nov s5.-Bertran Spencer who killed Martha Blackstone during the month of March. 1910. has been found guilty of murder in the first degree
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them. and the advance was tounded to close In and take Fort Mesa hours before it would have been lad net the aerial scouts kept the commander posted
 he victory just won by the Italians may prove the turning point in the battle. for the possession of Tripoli. as nothing now stands in the way cf the Italian army invading the interior
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PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS.

Private lessons in dancing will be 1iven during the winter by Mrs. James q. Gibson at her residence No. f6 Sec. 7nd avenue west. Adults and chil. drsn.
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CUT IN DOG HARNESS.

We are selling dog harnesses for g and up. Come and inVsstisa.s. Pros. sers' Harness Shop. Phone Black S
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2s MEN MINING ON BEACH.

p MEN MINING ON bEACH.
 The extreme low water has brought out about twenty i've miners who arc banning and rocking dirt mp near tho old graveyard.
 There is from one to two hundred feet of the beach exposed that Is usually covered with water The po- sltion of sand hars and their forma- ti"ns can now hc had and the pic lures taken will he valuable should the government decide 10 put e hsrbor nto the mouth of Snake river.
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NOTICE.

Dr. D. s. Neuman has moved his ot- Aces to the Dobbs building
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WE DO THE WORK

Peoples Laundry are making . sps. sialty of rough dry laundry oIvs us . trial.
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REMEMBER TAE NAME.

For prompt ana sstistset,ry laundry work saii up the Peoples lsundry. Shons Main t5t.
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the enemy answered with telling ef- feet and with great accuracy of fire.
 The admiral in command of the Japanese war vessels in the river be- yond the danger zone Of the firing. sent note to the Tartar general and viccroy in command of the imperial troops trapped in Ranking ,ucrmr him transportation and sa'ety upon his vessel The Tartar general de- clined with thanks. stating he would yet defeat the rehcls. If the govern ment got busy and sent him reinforce ments
 $500 Imperialists 500 Rebels Slain.
 SHANHGAI, Nov. 27.-Rcports from the scene of Ranking where the hat tic took place this morning state that three thousand five hundred or the government troops were slain and five hundred rcvolutionists. Tha rebels are preparing to rccommcnec the attack and fighting is reported to be fin pro- gress again.
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A. 8. DANCE FRIDAY EVENING.

The A. 6.'s will give one Of their weekly dances Friday evening, os. esnbsr 8. for A. e.'s and their friends.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-09-22
mellow JOHN, KY.

There will be church at this
place the third Saturday night
and sunday in this month.
Miss Pearl copley was visiting
Miss Laura Church saturday and
Sunday.
school is progressing nicely Miss
Goldie Bellomy teacher
Mr., Ida Austin and daughter,
Anna Belle, OF offut, KY. are visit
ing Mr., and Mrs. WIN Church, at
Adelin.e
Mrs. Laura Moore, Of Long
Branch. was visiting ON our creek
Tuesday,
Bascom Ruggles. OF Williamson.
was visiting his parents here this
week.
Misses Mary Ruggles. Laura
Church, Pearl copley and Ben
Church and Theodore Ruggles we're
visiting in Buchanan Sunday
Misses Nancy Bolt and Georgia
Church and George Haley and Tom
Christian we're at G. p church's re-
gently.
Alisss Laura Church contemplates
a visit to Morgan soon.
G. p Church and Lon Byington
Of Bear Creek. are putting up a
butcher shop
George Powers OF Bolts Fork,was
visiting on Brushey sunday
James Bryan visited Mr. and
Mrs. John Ball Wednesday.
Joe White made a business call
here Friday.
Theodore Rugglea was calling on
Laura Church Sunday.
Ben Church called on Pearl Cop
ley Sunday.
John wooten called on Barbara
Ruggles sunday.
We are sorry TO hear of Aunt
Julia Lambert's death.
o y A K2ick.-
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CANES CREEK.

There is Sunday school at this
place every Sunday
Granville Moore and Isaac Kise
have gone to Ohio.
Tom T'r;isty John Boggs and T.
M, Cordill, OF Ohio, have been
visiting relatives here for afew
days.
There has been some cattle buy
ers here from Ohio recently.
]. p Williaoms lost a fine four
year-old- mare last week.
J. P. Williams has improved in
health.
Emma Williams is improving,
People are busy foddering at
this place,
d. o. Williams and James NJ.
Boggs Went to Louisa last week.
l.. r. Swan was at this place
this week to see his daughter, EN-
ma Williams, who has been sick
for some time.
j. P. Williams got his hand hurt
very badly few days ago
The Only One.
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CHERoKEE.

Dry weather is a thing OF the
past now. We have been having
plenty rain for the past two weeks.
Grass is getting fine. and makes
things look like old spring time
now.
The Association of United Baptists
will commence at this place, Fri
day, Sept %. Many people are ex-
pected at this association and the
people are making preparations to
take care for them. We hope there
will be much good done for the
cause Of Christ
Miss Minnie Holbrook, of Loui-
sa, is visiting friends and relatives
at this place
c. W. Cooper has gone to Jen-
kins, looking for work for his
teams
Beroe Dickson and son of Robt.
Dixon have been visiting friends
and relatives here.
H. Houck, c. w, Cooper and
D. f, Parker have fine tobacco
crops this season ~.
Our Sunday school is getting a.
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MEADs BRANCH.


After several weeks dry weather
the people of this community we're
blessed with good rain last week,
which afforded much water for
the stock, but crops have gone too
far for it to do them much good.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harlan
Reynolds and wife, big girlname
Dixie.
Mrs. vernie Thompson called on
Mrs, b. Fl Miller one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Cox, of
Lick Creek were on our creek last
Wednesday.
Charley Childers were shopping in
Louisa Wednesday
Rev, A. H. Miller attended court
in Louisa last week.
The sick OF our community are
all better at this writing.
Our school is progressing nicely
under the management of Miss
Gypsy Thompson as our teacher.
Eeryone likes Miss Gypsy for a
school teacher.
Thurman Ward and Virgie Pres
ton. of Inez, were called here last
week to see their aunt, Mrs. Mar
tina Reynolds, who was very low
Dr. Wheeler, OF Charley, was
on our creek Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Kise called on
the latter's parents, Lewis Thompson
and wife one day last week.
Mart Laney and A. Blackburn. of
Little Blaine. passed down our
creek Friday last.
NJ Thompson. of Rlchardsonpa pass
ed down our creek recently.
Levi Miller. of Little Blaine
visited his father. Rev A. II. Mill
er, Sunday.
Charley Fraley. of Shannon
Branch. called ON silas Hunley last
Sunday.
Strand Travis is hauling coal for
e. P. Wagner this week
Frank Miller was visiting on
Andy France, of Little Blaine,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Harlan Reynolds
Thomas and Columbus France are
going to Ohio to work
Lincoln France passed here on
his way to Paintsyille to work
Willie Miller called on friends
Sunday last. Guess Hoo.
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a Reliable
Remedy
EII's Cream Balm

" quickly ansorneu.
Gives Relief At Once.
II cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased mem-
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away q Cold In tho
Head quickly. Re-
stores tho Senses Of
~ =. a. -
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rALLsDURG Ky.

Several from this place attended
Sunday school ut Hulctte branch
Sunday
Mrs. Cora Carter Is Waiting her
father at Greenup this week
Mr., Lafe cooksey is very sick with
malaria fever
jay collinsworth and wife were
visiting home folks Sunday
Mrs. Mary Gaines. has gone 70
islt relatives.
John cooksey from Van Lear
paid home folks visit sunday
Miss Annie Yatess aud Clara
Riley we're calling on Sfs. Annie
ccTt.sey Sunday Evening
Miss Matte cooksey is visiting
Mt Van Lear
Miss Alice Dilley aud Myrtle Cook
sey were shopping In cattlettsburg
oas s.=y !as; ~ss.ss
Jay fatrp aud wife spent SUNDAY
with home folk al Deephole
Jay o.Danlels was in our town
one day last week
Mrs cass cooksey and Miss
Josephine Cooksey were tine guests
OF Mrs John Austin SUNDAY az.
ternoon
Pure Rrasher and wife OF Ports
mouth, Ohio. paid home folks a
visit last week
Miss Anna Barrett, Of Long
Branch WAS shopping in our town
cne day last week.
Miss Time skcrus aud Miss Dova
Rico we're visiting al Buchanan Sun
day waune.ita,
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getting along as well as could be
expected.
Miss Beulah B. Miller will visit
Peach Orchard and Gallup soon.
The foot washing meeting was
held at Adams Sunday
Miss Elya Pearl Miller was the
guest Of Miss cathie Erie Miller
Sunday
Tennie Wellman and Mary Estil
Miller are on the isck list.
Charley w. Moore, of Ellen,was
at Ledocio Friday.
John Ramey attended church at
Blaine Sunday.
Willie Thompson was at Louisa
Friday on business
Mrs. Mary e. Miller was visit
ing Mrs. Lizzie Moore Wednesday.
Wertie Burton was on our creek
Saturday
Several from Rich creek attend
ed the literary Friday night
Du U No Me.
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teacher, has proven herself a
leader instead of follower.
Isaac Cunningham went home Fri
day evening and came back Sum
day evening.
Mr. Butler, of up the river is
here representing Virginia nursery
He is well up in the fruit business.
Rev. L. Al. cdpVey lectured here
Saturday night and sunday.
Dick Vaughan spent Sunday with
home folks
A. NJ. Campbell spent Sunday with
home folk in Louisa.
Poll Chapman came in Monday
from Louisa.
George Vaughan of Peach Orchart
passed through here recently onh is
way to Ashland
Corbett Castle is working on the
section.
Wild Warwick will soon have his
new house completed.
Old Lem and Son
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POTTER.

Our SUNDAY school is progressing
nicely Mr.. R. Boggs, superintendent
Miss Bessie Waller. OF Louisa,
visited Miss Minnie Gaines
Mrs. Laura McQuarter is home
from Kansas, visiting her parents,
A. Waller.
George Hayes is home for a
week on account OF sickness
A.. copiey is having his molassa %
made this week
H .Boggs is visiting Denton
friends this week
Bro. l.. NJ Copley will preach at
Hulette school house fourth Mon
day Come out and hear him,
There will be pie mite at Mt
Pleasant Saturday
oneta and Minnie Austin went to
Tabors creek to attend church re-
Gently.
The rains are helping our pas
lures. but doing damage to Irish
potatoes.
Edgar Austin was here recently
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Chapman was shopping in
Louisa recently
Bob Gaines spent Sunday with
home folks XXX.
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RICHARDSON.

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs, Author
chiIders the 9th inst, fine girl,
All reported doing we'll
James Akers our hustling trad
eer, sold a fine lot of cattle to
Roy Carter last week.
DR. wray was at Louisa last
week on business.
Carl Castle was at Paintsville
recently.
Mrs. Emma Salyer has been Wis
ting friends at Peach Orchard.
Messsrs. Watson. Stewart and
Lowther were here last week look
ing over the coal field on Mats
Creek.
Prospecting has been going on
for some time and IL is thought
that work will start on a large scale
before long. Samples of coal
from the different mines were tax
en- for analysis.
Mrs. Lillian Preston is visiting
friends at Van Lear. this week.
Clint Wallace is preparing to
plant out an orchard next spring,
The target practice on Mats
Creek is progressing nicely and
considerable interest is being man
tested.
The literary is starting off nice
~ with quite lot of interest.
Sunday school is progressing nice
ly and Miss Carrie Bartlett. the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-09-22

when you doctor orders you to
stop work. It stagger you. II cant,
you say. You know you are weak,
run down and falling in health. day
day, but you must work as long as
you can stand. What you need Is
Electric Bitters to give tone, strength
and vigor to your system. to pre-
vent breakdown and build you up
Don't be weak, slckly or ailing VIII
ON Electric Bitters will benefit you
from the first dose. Thousands
bless them for their glorious health
and strength. Try them. Every bot
tie is guaranteed TO satisfy. Only
soc at A. NJ. Hughes
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long just fine with J. M. Caldwell.

long Just fine with J. M. Caldwell
Supt.
Our public school taught by
Drew Adams is progressing nicely
with good attendance.
Flurnoy Boggs nd son aand Lish
Mcknight have their cane made
and are preparing their coal.
Miss Doya Sparks, OF Webbville,
is visiting with Mrs, Maggie Houck
for few days
J. F. Ward and family we're at
Sunday school last Sunday, also
at singing school in the afternoon.
Charlie Adams still makes his reg
ular trips on the point.
F. H. Moore has attached saw
rig to his boiler and engine and will
saw for the people which will be
quite an accommodation.
G. w. Bishop hass gone to Ash
land to see his osn Ike Bishop who
is sick at that plcae.
The Rev. Sam Houck and Campbe
are holding a protracted meeting
at Oak Hill with great success.
The Son-in-Laws Of NJ. v. Ward,
was at Sunday schoo. Sunday.
G less Who.
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. Sc into Il.
There was preaching at our
school house Sunday by NJ : Allen
Of Lowmansville
Born 10 Robert Meade and wife.
a girl on September 9th
Mr. and Mrs. J.. f. D pordcrs
ard daughter Miss Maud Of Ashland
who have been visiting relatives
here have returned home.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Brown
and wife, a girl. Sept. Srd.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown have
returned 10 their home from Floyd
county
The sick OF our place are all
better. except Mrs Neya Borders,
who is improving rather slowly, We
hope to see her we'll again soon.
Eureka.
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Norris.

Miss Eva Thompson visited hel
cousin, Miss Esta Moore Friday.
Aunt Anna Miller is no better.
There will be pie mite at No
rls first Sunday night in October,
Eerybody come.
Miss Lizzie Miller is on the
sick list.
Miss Mary Newcomb is going to
Borderland W, Va, for visit.
L. Miller and Dan Thompson
have gone to Ohio to work.
Miss Coda Newcomb visited Julia
Ann Miller ,Frldya.
Albert Miller is visiting his
daughter, Mrs, Della Hays, for a
few days in Ohio.
John Newcomb visited his CONS
in, Shirley Miller Sunday
Scot Newcomb will be home soon
Charley Jordan visited Mont
Thompson Sunday.
Somebody's Sweetheart
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LEDocro AND ADAMS.

The apron social at Ledocio was
quite a success. but the rain in
terfered somewhat
Miss Beulah b. Miller has re-
turned home from Norris
Vanity, the little son Of A. II.
Moore and wife, has been very
sick
Literary at Ledocio is still pro
crossing nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Min Miller, of Norris
visited their brother, James Miller
and wife Sunday.
Jane Thompson is staying with
her brother, w. S. Thompson.
Little saba Moore has been quite
sick for a few days
Misses Waite Miller and Hattie
Moore attended the funeral of
John See on Lick Creek sunday
Lindsey and Fred Thompson, OF
Norris, attended our literary Friday
night
Misses Myrtle annd Laura Belle
Carter, attended the apron social
Saturday night.
Mander Ramey is visiting home
folks in Magoffln county.
J. S. Miller was visiting his sis
ters at Norris Sunday.
Arnold Thompson was kicked by
a mule recently
Bob Thompson was on our creek
Sunday
T. L. Fraley fell and broke his
arm just above the wrist, but Is
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rerred % Leave Home.

Every year large number OF
poor sufferers, whose lungs are
sore and racked with coughs, arc
urged TO 80 to another climate. But
this is costly and not always sure
Kings New Discovery cure you at
home. 1T cured me OF lung trou-
ble." writes W. n, Nelson, Of Gala
mine, Ark. when all else failed
and gained ~ pounds in weight.
Its .S.E ono king OF all cough
rN.SH cures. Thousands owe
lives and health to Il us pos
fly guaranteed for Coughs, Colds.
irlppc. Asthma, croup--allThroai
Lgng. trfAghles soc and $500,
I iial bottle free at A. NJ. Hughes
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uLYssEs.

w. Henry Borders. OF this place and
Mas Sella Hickman OF Meads
Branch. were married September t..
Both are Industrious and respeeta-
bic young people They are house
keeping here.
!csse Daniels and Miss Angie
prown both OF Borders Chapel,
were united in marriage September
la, by Rev. Work Williams, Of Bor-
ders Chapel Both are excellent
young people
The pie social at the Lost Creek
school house Saturday night was
" 1iargeIy attended and was a success
VS. se.....a thai there WAS enough
prevailed throughout and, lastbut
mot leastw hen pies and cakes
n were all sold and money counted, IL
.AN was founnd that there was enough
EI collected TO pay for the beautiful
.1 Iarge Universal Dictionary which
III 1.-THE teacher had subscribed for
~ trecently and which is 70 be start
4 IN toward district library in Lost
M ,reek. Dist No, H. The cost of
II. Ida book is ten dollars, which
\ NV. yunt was readily made up, Both
w, rons ana pupils showed their
! ~1v teclation BY their presence and
Us, I here were several from
s~Asrs Chapel district present The
nu with their dainty pies and the
"1with their dimes made the oc-
more enjoyable. Your
can trnthfully say that Lost
and district although yet in it's
thish this being It's third year
[,aXeturn strict is making rapid strides
NJ visit educating its pupils which
ka,l reikiraging 10 any teacher who
avA tnate enough to have his
-BetwS among them, and we say
XXX phospita q their efforts.
possh Meade and Luther Lany
III Returting nice large store at
Nv. wa and viii, as soon az com
IlN - pre- their stock OF merchan-