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The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
PRODUCE.

ThAre We're no important price
changes 20 report this morning. Re-
ceipts of poultry and veal calves Were
naturally light. but the demand was IN
proportion and he market steady.
There Is a big trade in eggs. Receipts
are heavy and the great, part brings
nip 40 the storage warehouses. stocks
OF butter are light and the market
steady 10 arm. old potStotS are got
ting pretty well cleaned mp now. ard
any further move ip prices viii prob
ably be In the upward direction. First
ar" in good supply ana de-
mand ana rule steady as 70 price.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
Z. A. Francis, OF the Packard Motor Car
Co. hns received word from his

brother. II. A. Francis. of Niagara
Fails. " ". that he returned from
abroad on the steamer Cincinnati,
April 20 liz was feared that Mr..
Francis went down with the Titanic.
as he had written his brother in De-
troll. from Rome, that he intended 20
sail on the Inflated vessel
The Detroit times., 1912-05-04
INN STOCk YARDS
IIItNELAND.

CLEVELAND. May 5-Hogs: Re-
ceipts. $3.50. Toe lower heavies. S525
q I.50. workers.. SD7O@7 .75; mixeuD
$40 pigs SG.15 cattle. Receipts -
cars steady TO csc lower Sheep and
lambs. Receipts, ~ cars; clips, 81 %
4G. Calves: Receipts, 500; Ss5OaG
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MT. ZION


Chit Workman was laid to rest
SATURDAY. in Byington cemetery, Flu
neral services conducted by Rev.
Richardson.
We are sorry to'hear of the death
of Allen Stewart, of East Fork.
Misses Goldie and Dixie Byington,
OF Louisa. are visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Byington, of
this place.
Several of the Bolts fork boys at
tended church at Kavanaugh Satur-
day night
Misses Carrie and Anna Kinner
will visit friends at Bolts fork soon.
Jerome Hardin visited home folks
Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Joe Ross visited Mrs. John
Ross several days last week.
Mrs. Harry Lewis and sister, Miss
Helen York, visited her aunt at this
place last week.
/4 and Mrs. Dump KinneF az
I the funeral of Allen Stewart
es Nora Clay and Sophia By
\ Al spent Wednesday afternoon
WI 4 the Misses Moore.
Mr. and Mrs Curt White spent
sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank, White.
A telephone line is to be built
from Buchanan to Dump Runners
TO conect with the outside world.
Lee Wilson, the cattle man, was
on our creek Friday, contracting cat
tie for later delivery.
Mrs. Frank White is very i'll at
this writing.
LATE Burns is no better.
Rev. Moore is in Floyd county as
sisting in revival.
Mrs. Celia Workman is visiting
Ter parents on Bear creek.
Allen Ross was calling ON friends
It Buchanan Sunday.
BLUE EYES.
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We were sorry to hear OF the
death OF Mrs. Mandy Greathouse.
Mrs. Nora Sammons was calling
on Mrs Eliza Brier last Thursday.
Richard Oney surprised his many
friends by bringing home bride
last week.
Twin brothers, conductors on the
Cincinnati train. Albert and Delbert
Flemming ad Leona Dale and Sal
lie Moore took trip to Cincinnati
Thursday.
Mrs. Eva Fraley is on the sick
list.
Mrs, j. G. Moore has returned
home after weeks visit with her
father and mother at Catlettsburg.
Sallie Moore and Leona Dale
are visiting at Kaut, KY, thisweek.
Presley Ashley was In Greenup
this week
There will be church at All Corn
Sunday.
Sallie Moore and Leona Dale
were visiting Mrs. G. Moore Tues
day afternoon. HoBBLE SKIRT.
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CHESTNUT GROVE.

The farmers of this community
are very busy planting corn.
Misses Maud and Matte Roberts
will visit friends at Trad soon
Martin Wright and Milza Diamond
visited Irish creek Sunday.
Mrs. Matte Boggs and little daugh'
ter Ruby were calling on friends at
0iioville recently.
Miss Lora Young was calling on
her sister Mrs. Emma Bishop sun
day.
Charley Adams was shopping at
Blaine Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Holbrook has return
ed home from Webbville.
The little son of Mr.. W. c.. Hol-
brook Is very III at this writing.
The quarterly meeting is to be
held at Oak Hill on Saturday and
Sunday May the 18th, and 18th, a
large crowd is expected.
Miss Lora Young was shopping
at Overda Monday. 81
There will be singing at Hinton
Knobb every Saturday night. A nice
time is expected and everybody in
yited
A IONEI cIpI
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WHAT SAVED
HER LIFE
Mrs. Martin Tells About a Painful
Experience that Might Have
Ended Seriously.

Rivesville. W. va.-Mrs. Dora Martin,
In a letter from Rivesville, writes:
For three years. suffered with wo.
manly troubles, and had pains in my
back and side. was nervous and
could not sleep at nigh.
The doctor could not help me. He
said would have to be operated on be.
fore could get better l thought |
would try using Cardui.
Now, ! am entirely well.
l am sure Cardui saved my life. 1
will never be without CarduI In my
home, | recommend 1t to my friends"
For fifty years. Cardui has been re.
lieving pain and distress caused by wo-
manly trouble, It viii surely help you.
II goes to the spot-reaches the
trouble--relieves the symptoms, and
drives away the cause.
II you suffer from any symptoms Of
womanly trouble. take Cardui.
Your druggist sells and recommends
II. Get a bottle from him today.
N b. Write %: Ladies' Advisory Dept. chst,.-
1uo4a hietcinc Co.. CHATTANOOGA. Tenn for Special
fn,t!uciiN!., and. 6i-paee book. Home Trcatinsnl
~ "on'1. s,n; N plain wrapper. On request
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pRINcEss.

Miss Martha Sturgell Is home
again after spending few days
with relatives in Ashland
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fitch. Miss
es Carrie Hatten and Faith Clere
OF Coalition and Misses Irene and
Pauline Carter spent Sunday at
Kate Towler's.
Miss Grace Wolfe spent last Fri
day and Saturday in Ashland with
her sister, Mrs. Clyde Lane and
Mrs. Chester Crouch.
Misses Irene and Pauline Carter,
of this place. formerly of Louisa,
and Mr. A. l.. Brickey of Pollard
are among those attending the pre-
paratory school taught here by G..
f.. MeWharter
Mr. and Mrs. c. Crouch and little
daughter, Eunice Evelyn, OF Ash
land spent Sunday in Princess.
Misses Esther and Jeanette Sweet
called on Miss Iva Stewart last Sun
day.
SWEET SIXTEEN
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PROSPERITY.

The big rain Sunday evening has
delayed the farmers In their work
awhile.
Misses Maud and Matte Roberts
have been visiting Miss Carrie Car
ter this week.
There will be a pie supper at
Elm GROVE Saturday night, May IL,
for the benefit of a Sunday school.
also Sunday evening there win be a
sunday school organized. Everybody
Invited TO come.
Mrs. l., r. Wellman and daugh-
ter Make passed through here Sun
day enroute to see her mother
Mrs. Merida Gamblll. who Is very IN.
Miss Leona Adams, OF Trad, was
shopping at Prosperity Thursday.
Leo Berry has been visiting at
Whites Greek, w. Va, recently.
TWO CHUMS.
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| Theodore Coburn has returned
from Illinois, to his family and will
remain at the old homestead.
Willard Holbrook, OF Allhorn, left
for Cats Fork last week where he
will farm with William Hunter this
summer.
Eden Fannin and wife of Bolts
Fork, Boyd county, will visit friends
and relatives in Ashland this week.
The funeral Of Allen Stewart was
held at Seed Tick Sunday. there be-
Ing a large crowd In attendance
Tom Queen Of Elijah's creek has
quit the stock business and will
try farming again on Ryefield.
f. r. Webb and w. u. Rife will
leave for Bowling Green, KY, May.
18th, as delegates to the Grand
Council of the Improved Order Red
Men.
Mrs. jeff Collinsworth, Of Cad
mus, had very sudden attack of
heart failure Saturday morning
while milking. but revived In a
short time and is now we'll as usu-
al.
Carlos Webb, of Glenwood. who
49, III 4toi III RdIOLuds lot
several months, is expected home
soon by his family.
Mrs. ]. M. Cooksey. wife of Jer-.
ry Cooksey, a prominent farmer OF
Glenwood, died May 1912. The
funeral was held at Glenwood
church, by Rev James Church, a
large crowd being present to pay
their last tribute of respect.
Quite a number of folks from
Trinity went angling in the waters
OF Gait Saturday, the honored- guest
being Mrs. Ida Lockwood, Of For
tGay, w. Va. A very pleasant day
was spent by all. Luncheon was
spread at noon, consisting of the
good things of life, after which the
camera friend got busy.
An accident came near happens
ing to Mrs. Lockwood that would
have brought the joyous party TO
an abrupt ending In jumping on a
huge boulder just above the falls
and whirlpool she slipped and fell.
Only the assistance Of near by
friends saved her from being swept
Over the falls. :
GRIPsAcK ST. :,
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EsTEP.

Allen Stewart, who has been very
III for some time with consumption,
we are sorry to say is dead.
Miss Victoria Smith, of Buchanan,
spent last week with her parents
az this place.
Harye Queen and John ID. Fannin
OF Ashland, atteded quarterly meet
Ing at Garrett chapel Sunday.
Misses Myrtle Rife and Lexie
Neal passed down our creek Tues
day.
Misses Ethel Buckley and Sophie
Higgens were shopping in Catletts-
burg last week.
Miss Babe Rife. of Bolts Fork,
was visiting Misses Celie and Ber-
tina Fannin Saturday night.
Ike Fannin, of Culbertson, passed
up our creek Monday.
Harye Higgins was calling OH
Miss Lulie Fannin Sunday.
Miss Carrie Kinner, of Bear
creek, spent last week with her cou-
sin. Lulie Fannin.
There was church at Bolts Fork
Saturday and Sunday by Rev. Dun
can
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Fannln, OF
this place, we're called to the bed
side of their daughter, Mrs. Harry
Smith, of Columbus, o., who is very
III. A PEACH.
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RICHARDSON.

Mrs. Jack Thompson, OF Louisa,
who has been visiting her parents.
MIR. anu Sis. Simon Bartlett OF this
place, returned home Saturday.
Miss Mary Vaughan. OF Gallup,
was visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Bartlett, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Miss Lille Mae Childers. OF Buff
falo. was visiting her cousin, Annls
Daniels. OF this place. Saturday and
Sunday.
Mira. Lillian Preston, of Van Lear,
Is visiting home folks this week
Misses Ethel Childers and iona
Fitch were visiting Mabel William
son Friday evening.
Miss Grace Williams has typhoid
fever.
There win be church at this place
next Saturday and Sunday by Rev.
Cayton OF Louisa.
Miss Carrie Bartlett OF this place
spent Friday and Saturday with her
sister. Mrs. Wreck Vaughan OF
Gallup.
Mrs. Tom wooten was visiting
Mrs j. NJ. Williamson Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs Dave Cassell was shopping
In Richardson Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Bartlett Mr..
and Mrs Joe Daniels were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Williamson Sum
day.
Miss Jessie Vaughan OF Gallup
was visiting her cousin Mamie Parks
Saturday and Sunday.
Jack Milan OF Van Lear spent
Thursday night with his mother.
Mrs. J. NJ. Milan OF this place,
JUMBO.
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business caller at T. H. Burchett's
Wednesday.
Budd Taylor spent Sunday with
viii Clark,
Several of the boysfrom this place
attended church at Morgans creek
Sunday.
Lewis Crider, of this place. is
working at Busseyyille.
Roy Carter and son, of Yatesville,
passed through here recently with
drove of cattle and hogs.
Miss Martha Clark visited Mrs.
VIII Clark Friday.
Carl Burchett visited friends at
Mt Pleasant Sunday evening.
James Starr and son Billie have
gone up Big Sandy to work.
George. the son of Mr., and Mrs.
T, II, Burchett, is on the sick list.
Eliza Burchett visited Mrs, Willie
TAYLOR last week,
MARTHENA.
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COMMISSIONING.

NasF vanhoose is farming al
~ this summer
&c were all sorry to hear OF Mr.,
|I# dill's death. He died in the
||||, g's Daughters hospital at Ash
ID
Sallie Moore and Leona Dale
re visiting at Kaut. Ky. this week
a Leona Dale and Clara vanhoose
Went TO Huntington last week.
Miss SallIe Moore was visiting
Miss Leona Dale Saturday and Sun
Hay.
a Burns and Kenls Vanhoose. OF
Xppa, were at Catlettsburg this
eek
Veltha Dale aud Ellen Moore We're
Topping in Huntington to-day,
n Sarah Caudlll is on the sick list.
Ernest cormwell has returned
lone from Michigan, ON account of
.he illness OF his mother
TWO BOYS.
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A LONELY GIRL.

There never was time when peo-
pie appreciated the real merits of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy more
than now. This is shown by the in
crease in sales and voluntary testi-
monials from persons who have been
cured by II. II you or your children
are troubled with a cough or cold
give 1t trial and become acquaint-
ed with Its good qualities. For sale
~ All dealers,
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LICK CREEK.

The Sunday schools here are in
"a flourishing condition.
Misses Clip and Neya Thompson
visited Bertha Layne Monday.
Misses Jettie and Ethel Carter
visited their sister here Saturday
and Sunday
There was a large crowd present
at Miss Mamie Wilson's party Sat
urday evening.
Chas Stratton returned Tuesday
to Lexington, KY, where he has a
position as manager of the Beyless
garage
Lawrence Akers visited friends
al Three Mile Sunday.
John Vaughan, Jr., called ON Miss
Mary Burke last Sunday.
There will be church at Aimweli
the third Sunday in May by Rev. s.
f. Reynolds.
Hiram Layne and Tom Wilson
have been on the sick list lately.
Miss Gypsle Thompson was absent
from her fathers store one day last
week
George Jones and wife visited
home folks last Sunday.
Chas. York of Three Mile Is
working for WIN York this sum
mer.
Lawrence Akers was on honest
fork of Lick creek Monday, robbing
bees.
There was quite a large crowd at
VIII Shannon's last Sunday to eat
Ice cream
Mrs Sophia Frazier was visiting
her sister here last week.
WILD HOG.
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DnANpY NEG.

Our preacher failed to fill his
appointment Sunday on account OF
high water
l.. 7. Simpson and j. w. Blanken-
snip started 20 Catlettsburg with
AZ tie RATS Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Laferty called
on Mrs Jack Setser Saturday.
Miss Eva Thompson has returned
home from West Virginia. where
She has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. George Bailey.
Mrs. Jack Setser entertained Mrs.
L. T. Simpson and Mrs. Lige Ward
Sunday.
Dixie and Letta siinpson were
calling on Miss Eva setser Satur-
day.
hts. Willie Simpson is very low
1t this writing.
Mrs. Jack Laferty was calling on
Mrs. Bay Fraley Sunday.
Miss Dixie and Leeta SIMPSON,
We're shopping at Prestonsburg re-
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MATEwAN. ". VA.

ming every day. y
Bob Buskirk has his large brick
building completed. The Matewan
paper the Gazette called It the IT.
tnnic.
Mrs. 0yerstreet has moved into
her new home. recently purchased
from Mr. George Of this place.
ihere Is q great revival meeting
goinr on at Red Jacket Just above
attending.
We have Sunday school here
every Sunday at 10 a. m. Also IN
lhe afternoon at $3.50. Mr.. Bailey is
pur pastor.
Mrs: Lane and daughter jamie
ma Mrs. Hugh Combs were the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-10

j. W. Jordan. wen known dentist
e. Hapkinsyille. KY, recently had
an operation for kidney trouble but
says: sThs first real relief / got
was after taking Foley Kidney Pills.
They eased the terrible pain in my
back and accomplished more good
than anything ! had tried. gladly
recommend chem" For sale by An
dealers. ~ ~,
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guests OF Mrs. Carrel Sunday.
Mrs. George Written and family
called at w. M. slzemore's Sunday.
Twentyeight persons were immers-
ed al this place Sunday.
A county road will be built through
here TO Pigeon. They have begun
surveying. Also there is much talk
of u double track up the Red Jack
ct line.
Mrs. W. M. sizemore and sister
Lille were shopping In town to-
day.
There Is quite. lot of new build
ings in Matewan.
FORGET ME NOT.
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TRINITY.

| Miss Mary Arthur, of Garner, IL
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Rife.
Miss Bertha Rife and sister
Mrs. Lockwood, we're shopping al
Gienwood last week.
Mrs. M. Il. Parson was visiting
her niece, Mrs. Calvin Holbrook last
week.
We are sorry. to state there is
no sunday school here, yet we hope
the good people will get together
and organize one soon.
Willie Arthur happened with q
very painful accident Friday. IN
attempting to jump off a horse Lis
foot struck hoe and he is now
using a crutch.
Miss Ruby Queen of Denton. and
Prof. Haight OF Grayson, attended
singing school at Glenwood Sun
day.
Lon Belcher has met with good
success with his singing school and
has good attendance at Glenwood:
Ernest Holbrook went to David
Bailey's of Rosedale to purchase a
fine saddle horse.
: y. Suesh " E'Jan ereeA
iiiaue d business trip 10 Gait last
"eeA,
Au.hoI justice VI hyeileiu at
day. also paid his parents short
visit.
G. W. Handley, of Little East
fork and daughters. Misses Madge
and Myrtle. attended the funeral
81 Mrs' oooAsey' AZ SienWoou' MOL
uay; -
Ernest aoiprook, Oh Glenwooa,
llaue an UNSUCCESSFUL attempt
sulci9e iast week' ohly tne quick re,
6 pon i5sa , nea ~ pnys-e nss sassu
ms MS me, a rove affair IS sald 70 pc
we cause ol 'he young man $ rash
act; -,
Farmers OF lnis section are badly
osi..ai WIN their WORK on account
mas been planted will more than
s slts - De e planted n.ade over as It Is
Mrs Ida Lakewood Of For, cav
". va, is visiting her parents,
Mr. Mr.; and Mrs. William Rife. She
VII return to Fort Fort Gay this week.
Georgia s S wilI ,e nIle AN ana a daughter sa
sxtended visit to the formers par ar
ents in Ashland
Franklin salyers and wife and
,usSpn att heexes an, ana wife; Of Ash
NJ rooksev ~ Gianwooa NJ
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County News Items
Interesting fdln Gathered During the Week by Our
Regular Correspondents

home from visit at Van Lear.
J. N. Stambo. OF Van Lear, visited
his father Sunday
Mrs. Martha Jane Rice went 10
Paihtsyille on business last Saturday
Brice Stambo, of Beaver, Ky.,was
business caller at j. II. Stambo's
last week.
Miss Louie Stambo, Of Siam
baugh, visited her brother. Morgan
Stambo. Thursday.
Born. to Harry Stambaugh and
wife. two fine girls named May and
Wayne.
Dee May passed here Saturday en-
route to Hood.
Mrs. L0ucina and Ruby Witten
visit, d Mrs. w. NJ. Witten Sunday.
VIOLET.
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UNCLE DOC MIIA
Cone TO the Reward that Al
Faithful.

One of the best and be
citizens OF Lawrence ,connt
Albert Miller. better knoI1 /, q
Gle Dock" Miller. die. d ir--5
on the river. about flye M0, vn
Louisa Thursday. MAY
been in poor health e re
months. suffering iron .oa ~"
Diseases incidental to a mIur-
age, at times suffering ereahis
death came as relief from
earthly Ills and the old patri
PASSED peacefully from earth 10
reward OF a well-spent life. Mr.
or was buried on the home Mac.
the following Saturday. In the
sence' Of a large number OF SOD.
Ing relatives and friends. Thu
eral service was conducted by
Rev. William Copley. The decd.
was SS years old and was born
TAR from the place OF his death
ned been a resident of the cou
Nj hin life. He is survived by I,
IONS and three daughters, All gro,
MS wife died about ten years ago
~ Is said In the foregoing Il
incle Dock Miller was one OFF,
est mon In the county. Thi4 q
Iterelly true His was tho l,,HI
u honest, upright. industrious.
citizen. Besides the possessid,
'ese admirable moral virtuea
sntfuily claimed, in his E.fh. |
nassuming way, the possl/ani
religious faith which "a
e end. He was a simpl. lrned
ntlous man, but such r.
llk and life among and +
'iow-men that even an
had one on earth, coz
ithfully speak IN Of |N
rely he spoke only good h
knew II he could not
'ghbor neither did I'D
n. The Influence OF sud II
Dock Miller is great
|
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oApsIus.

There viii be n memorial meet
Ing held at the Garrad Short grave
yard on Gait ON the 4th. Sunday
IN this month, nj 2 o'clock y. M,
eonducted by the two Hartman Bros.
and r. II. Cassidy.
Tho Sunday schools Mt Green Val
ley, McDaniels. Long Branch, Falls
burg and MorgAns creek are pro-
crossing, being conducted by v. D.
Harmnn, J. "A. Woods, VIM. Ellis.
James Austin and Cobe Sparks.
Mrs Maggie, wife of ]. II Short
ridge. is suffering with pneumonin
@. r. Miller, wife and little Jack
were ON fishing expedition at Gait
one day last week.
mrs. Nancy Hartman was shopping
az Dennis one day last week
The firm at Cadmus known as
Belcher aud Belcher Is doing a
good business.
Flowing and planting corn In the
order OF the day in our country.
The little grandchild OF Charley
Neal. who was reported sick, is fast
improving.
Mrs. lanthy Coins, Maud AldrIdge
and Laurn Diamond were visiting
Nancy Hartman one day last week.
y NJ Rife was at A. Harmans
one day last week on official busi-
ness.
j, J. II. Woods passed down our
creek Saturday with a fine drove
OF Cattle,
Ben. Vanhorn and VIM vanhorn
and Andy Woods killed three OF the
Inrnaat flah In Gait last Thursday
night that has been seen In Gait
'sor years. One was quill back.
inches wide and 20 Inches long.
ha1ther two were suckers Is inch
ing.
ncie James X. kice of Fallsburg,
> n now 8 :. ycars old Is again
very bad health.
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LONG BRANCH.

Miss Effie Moore. nurse at River
view hospital, is visiting home folks
this week.
Robert 0'Daniel, who has beer
visiting friends at Catlettsburg, has
returned home.
Miss Anna Barrett has. returned
HON" from Portsmouth, u. -.
burg friends Sunday.
Samuel Moore left heye Saturday
for Inez. where he isl attending
school.
Several of the boys aud grip VI
Fallsburg Normal SCHOOL, atteY
Sunday school at this pl}.ce Sun
Mrs virgie Snodgras3 is pay
home folks a visit this Meek Y
Jason Lambert and fIbrry Mostu
make regular trips to Ftallsbqya j
Church at this place -. ana
day night by Bro. Harve"ork, But
work could
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I Now is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. You can do Il by APP
plying chamberlain's Liniment and
massaging the parts freely at each
application. For sale by All dealers.
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sHuBBARDsTowN.
:, preached a very
nnR at M place

Every person who
Pine nm Cemetery, blended
cd TO meet at the I'd IN,
o'clock on Decorate even en-,
aoth' This is Important
one should be there. heath
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cATALPA.
Educational al.

We have new opeiY educational As
talpa now, cleaye Robei clarion cal
Mrs. Clara Skeens Kentuckv ana
Ruth Fannin, were vlesenca :. 49,
Dan Hogan Is gettin p June %. "a,
well in his logging job pre- effective or
Miss Ruth Fannin s of forces for
Miss Ethel Soard last SchooI ana ~.
There will be an i'd -"
per at this place me-
hight, May 11th
! We are sorry to htNGs.
Burk getting hurt.
SOMEBODY'S'h,a a,.,.,
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May Work
the Kentucky
. Va. to Elk
rclina clinch-
I. When com
h was started
gers. viii give
e great lakes
seaboard. It's
'e the chesa-
will give the
| rect route to |
'en operating !
Is connection
Western. |
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GENTLY.
Melvin Setser returned home from
Rock Castle Saturday where he has
been a. work for some time.
RED WING.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-10

To Break in New Shoes Always Use
Aliens Foot-Ease, the antiseptIc
powder II prevents tightness and
blistering. relieves Bunions, Swollen.
Sweating, Tender feet. At Druggists
25c. Sample mailed FREE, Address
A. s. olmsted. Leroy, N. Y.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-05-10
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