Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1913-09-18

T. B. Sturdivert is in Harlan cou~tv on
business this week.
w. NJ, Gardner is attending the State
Fair at Louisville this week.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Mathis Thursday, Sept. 18th.
BO2N-To Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Daniel,
on the 18th inst, an pound girl.
County Attorney ]. p. Haney made a
business trip TO Hazard this week.
Silas Carter, of Index, was a business
visitor at the Courier Office Tuesday.
Mrs. D. r. Keetou and children are Wis.
iting in Salyersville and NIagoGin county.
Cole Collier, of Cynthiana, visited his
brother, DR.. s. r. Collier, several days re-
Gently.
County Superintendent 7. n. Barker has
removed his family back to his farm near
Crockett. a1....sz,
! :;IFffade with wi,siiss's.ss - Wi WI.
give yon the best Bargains and the best
reatment.
S. W. Cecil was at Mt. Sterling, Monday
with nice bunch of cattle which he. sold
for good price.
| Warren Keeton, of Salyersville, repre-.
,nting Tracy Shoe Co., OF Portsmouth, O..
was here this week.
Miss Emma Atkinson and brother, Bruce,
of Salyersville visited their sister, Mrs. w.
NJ. Gardner, last week.
a, r. Crislip, chief mechanical engineer
OF the Prestonsburg Monitor, was here sew
eral days last week, visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Berry and little son,
of Ashland, and Mr.. Alex Moore, of Gate
| City, Wash, are visiting Mrs. Benys
father, w. {. Lacy.
We were compelled, on account of scar
city Of help and pressure of business, to-
gether with late arrival of copy to omit
all correspondence last week.
saS- Those owing me are kindly asked to
make settlement with w. a. Duncan, who
has a statement Of my accounts.
1854 DR. !. L. GOODWIN.
FOR SAIE-OEe Clough & Warren or
gan, in good condition.
LEoNA BELLE CARTER,
West Liberty, Ky.
FOR SALE-No. 8 Oliver Typewriter,
almost as good as new.
LULA BELLE MANEER, y
West Liberty, Ky.
l.. I. Hovermale went to Frenchburg
, Saturday and returned Sunday, bringing
his children, Fleta, John and Allie, who
had been visiting there for three weeks.
See the attractive new ad. Of L. Henry
& Sons, the progressive merchants of In.
[ dex, in this issue. They are the kind oI
: men who will always have beaten path
leading to their door,
S Clay phipps left Saturday for Charlotls
vile, Va, where he matriculated in III,
law department of the University of Vir
ginia. lie was accompanied to Charlotls
willie by his father, ], b, phipps.
The Ladies Aid saSsy of the Christian
, church will give a aestegg party and pen
f ny social at the home of Mrs, ]. b. Phipp
Wednesday, Oct 18th, at half past sever
Refreshments will be served and every bod
snvited.
Our piano and organ department viii
interest you. We have everything in tn
music line from Frenchharp TO a fine pi
ano. We sell the Baldwin piano, tn
worlds best, and our prices for the fa
trade are right We sell for cash or cas-
4 payments, We hope our Morgan. count
friends may remember us when they Wis
to buy in the music line. We sell shee
j music that retais for SLoo at ten cen
a and postage. L. F, Vaughn, who is man,
\ ger ofthe jewelry department, will be gla
v to receive orders for watches, clocks, dis
monds or lewelry of any kind. Solioitir
your patronage, we are yours for bushes,
4. and to please,
h 'rnR ]. T. GEvEpoN Music & JRwELRY c,
" rita Pikeyille, Ky.
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