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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that ON Mon.
day. October q. 1918. the said date
being the time ON which the regular
term OF the Ohio County, Court will
be held, the Undersigned petitioners
would respectfully represent that
the public convenience, wishes and
needs. require a road and highway
should be Laid our and built rs fol-
lows: Viz:
Beginning az a point in the Hart
ford and Paradise read. ncar Hope
wesl church in Ohio county. AZ the
Alarm OF j. Il. Miles. running thence
in a NorJhernly direction. crossing
the land OF the said J.. II. Miles, a
distance OF about four hundred Yards;
thence ON the line between the hands
.of A. F. 4 W. ID. Shul. about six
hundred yards; thence over the
,and OF Wallace Brown about four
hundred and seventy yards; thehce
on the line between Z. Il. and lay
ton Williams. about eight hundred
and thirty yards; thence on the line
between Layton Williams and w. L..
OvertOns land about one hundred
yards; thence over the land OF j. ].
Russell about four hundred yards,
thence with line between j. J..
Russell and Elvis Williams about
two hundred and seventy yards;
thence over the land Of Elvis Will
Jams about five hundred and fifty
yards, thence over the land Of j. l.
Clark about two hundred and twenty
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19
Impeachment Cases il United
States.

F1Eo~--- A. scns aaIols -4<ss
OF impairment
I-y--E--i.z-l sIou1r. Sena-c- from
-=1ness@e. .Z-=ac1et - t1e Calte,!
S-a-zs STATE tCr C-zSor- Re AS
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S=-s-1r L.1r-mer. and ne iUp-zcc-
zs-r p-u-os=1lnz trOpp-&.
-SG-E=1er- Judge -oAa P.cS=--
NJ lupezcae3 .u= .-11z=nn=Ss. A.
I1-r-=l
-s5s--aGse samuel has. lIpe2 l.
- tur ul$1su-anOr anu -uveroea--
H. -Unduc- Acquitted
-s01-E=de-z- T11ge Ianes 4 Peek.
.np=ac5=z for -4-uN-a-v conduit
-sSz-I1Egz W=s< Z Humphreys.
II T=na-==-@. .mp-acn-d Tor rebellion
- -7Sz1r Of -ze civil Mar. and con-
v-lte-s AMI -=nov=s from olfic=-
ISs--=1v- Cha-5ez Robinson. Of
aA1sas- .EaDezraai for lmprop-r con-
iur- n connection With a sale OF
state oonsis- Acquitted
Iss-P7=sGent Johnson impeached
u he United States senate for
high --lss ard alisdensznors. vas
acquitted BY = cour- Of Impeachment
composed u ne United States SEN
ate Elta the Chief Justice Of the
United Stats supreme Court pre-
siding
-s.s-.f1ver1or Harrison Reed. OF
florida .mp=acaed for 'taIsenood and
ring n Official matters" lmpeach-
l-nE tropped and Reed continued IN
Office
-s7e-f51v- william Z. Holden. Of
SOr-a Carolina. impeaeaed FOR IL
lezal Imprisonment and illegally de-
caring coElt-es n state Of insur-
rzc-son- Removed from office and
disqualified from azain holding Office
N Nor-h Carolina
Is7r-Gov. Powell Clayton. Of Ar
kansaz- lmpeAched for conspiracy to
remove me Lieutenant Governor from
ais office. senate recommended dis
/ nissaI u charges and the impeach-
nenr proceeding vas dropped
Is7I-Gov David Butler. Of Ne
5raska. impeached for having misap-
( prupr:ated Sl5.9es Of State funds. He
vas removed from office
IS.2-Gov. Henry C. WarrnSth. OF
I louisiana. impezched On charges thai
ae offered a $50 900 bribe 20 Lieut.
Gov Pinchozek The Governors term
came to An end before the trial and
the Impeachment was dropped
Is7s-Gov. Albert Ames. Of Mis-
sissippi. impeached on charges that
he defrauded the State Of s32.750 in
connection with pr;osn labor con-
tracts. he resigned and the charges
we're dropped
Is-6-5eerstary Of War ". ". Bel
knap. Impeached by United States
Senate, buf he resigned before the
Impeachment vas voted. and. conse-
quenrly, vas acquitted for Lack OF
jurisdiction
1s.6-LieuL- Gov Alexander x. Da-
vis. Of Mississippi, impeached on the
: charges OF having sold a pardon 20
a negro murderer. while the Cover
nor vas absent from the State. Re-
moved from office and disqualified
from again holding public Office in
Missippi.
I9l2-RObert u. Archibald. United
States Circuit Judge. assigned 70 the
c. :. Court OF Commerce. Removed
from office and disqualified from
again holding public office under the
Government OF the United States.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19

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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19
Pay Your Taxes.

Taxes for the year 1913 are now
due and We are ready TO receive
same. Owing 20 a new law passed
during the Last Legislature. relative
70 preparing The receipts, all taxes
will have 20 be paid ar the office. So
please call and pay your taxes at
your earliest convenience.
81. T. H BLACK,
Sheriff Ohio County.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19
NetiSe.

II the party who went into Ir
store last saturday or Sunday night.
opened the safe and broke open the
private cash box. will return the pa
pers and notes contained therein. no
question will be asked or trouble
caused. Said papers are OF no value
10 anyone except ourselves.
LIkENS 4 ACTON.
I0tl. Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19
Learn Biography,

The Bowling Green Business Uni
Nersity furnishes operators 10 twenty
SIN railroads. u has rcently receiy-
ed one hundred aud eleven calls for
Operators but had only thirty-seyen
men who were naady FOR worS. Get
the tree literature Of the school and
learn all about H. lel.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19
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Learn Ste1ctyPe.

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F-c -evase5 b. -za- z Is 1evescp-,. A
ST - - ro-1s a n-11-s. u al
1- l=a-lel il eve 1our-s- W--r-
3cx1zg l-4s1 5s-s.r-~z University
tCr - - l1---z---e cC1csr--ng
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19
$500 Positions

Tie 5c=Ag Gr=-n Bushes III
7srzity -scsET=t ire -=e-Tz-n1-ndr-----
dollar 7aezzGz 4 one zzl zsS
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19
Ohio County Fair.

For above occasion the L & n.
VIII sell round trip tickets from Mad
isOnyiIle. El-nitch and all interme-
date stations. 10 Hartford. One
fare plus twenty-five cents for the
round trip minimum fare 20 cts. B..
Dates Of sale Sept. 2ith, 18th. Goth
and 9Th. Final return limit Septem-
Der 29th. H. z. MISCHKE, Agt.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19
Nineteen Miles a Second.

without jar, shock or disturSanes
Is the AWFUL speed OF the earth
through space. We wonder Al such
ease OF natures movement. and 50
do those Who take Or. Kings New
Life Pills No grlping. no distress,
Just thorough WORK that brings GOA
health and fine feelings. ~ al az
druggists.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19
Field Seed

Best Red Top SEED. sack inGiuded,
- cents per pound. Best Timothy
- gs.25 per 5ushL For sale by
" <. ELLIS,
Produce Merchant,
lOti Har- ford, X.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19

TIE -emocz..c members n Con
z-sSs na-e an easy the. The ca1zIs
does a. re -1ink.ng for -aem-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19

We az a. l0re Ian Wing -o1
TIE r-gc.c- u ne other -=l-o,E &C
b. placed On re trse LsS.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19

-he coming zz5t III y 70 EN-
fnz1e re secret RE o. TIE Hlc--=
ezzE-z
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19

LOOKS Ike ne Rheaz E-il y eOn-
PEELED % al Zoo Thomas a21d
Wien IL ze-s home 11um washing
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19

In COMPLIANCE With Chapter 10 %
the Acts OF the General Assembly OF
Kentucky. hereby publish the fore
going notice,
T, IT, BENTON.
Road Engineer Ohio county. Ken
lucky. 9t2.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19

A. ~ sre111-x Gov. NcC-sa-- Eas
-11n.-z Rel CT axe Ere.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19
II Is A Blunder.

The average citizen IOHKs Ipon ne
Tariff schedules "a more or less Of
d problem The terms are strange and
he details confusing, our when q
comes 70 aananas and ne increase u
cast on account of a duty al can So
and understand The tacI that me
Government haa added -Eo nslion
dollars 20 rhe 0anana oil VIII ssrvs
% eDvCr several times rhaI sum by
ne tine ne Increase reaches the
CONSUMER There IL 40 disguise. 10
diffusion ~ ne Tar. lr Is a specific
'aI On a single aE--cle. II - 1iund-
er. bur The people Will nav euo foot
The 1IIl Just ne same.-Iersey City
Journal.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19

What M- Wilson cags a "compeE-
tive Tar:.: .0r want N 4 berrsr
term % apply 70 his near F-ee-Trade
measure, E.ll not sell one single al
tlt.nnaI ioaars worth of goods and
products abroad. Whar il wilI 30 viii
DO 70 open our marissrs 20 fOrei IN
made goods, 20 Increase iargefy our
imports aad very largely reduce. II
aOt wipe our altogether, ne ss5Z. Og0,-
Do0 balance OF trade nov IN our favor
-sul,l an Ind Union.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19

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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19

Yards, 70 intsrsect the Rockport and
Paradise road about one ha.dred ard
fifty yards northwest CT said J. =
Clarss residence. q total distance u
about $50 yards.
The petitioners therefore pray tina;
the Court have the said proposed
road viewed. established and ccp-
structed according q the laws OF the
State Of Kentucky
Notices having been posted in the
vicinity OF the proposed road. in
three public places accort.ng 70 llaw,
setting forth the route Of the a,d
proposed road Signed
Albin Shrll.
J. r. Shuf.
W. D. ShuIi.
W. c. Overccn.
I. $. Enler.
Everett Brown
R. R. Hope.
Henry = Roll.
T. l. England.
II. 3. Stom.
E. .. Brown
q. W. Campfied.
]. E. Montgomery,
Joe Borah.
{. II. Brown.
{. +. Elliot.
George Greer.
Taylor Grant.
j. ]. Greer.
r. W. Taylor.
]. y. Bergman.
q. W. Brown. Z
y. NJ. raNlor.
Silas Taylor.
j. M, Meifcrd.
&. q. Taylor.
r, Z. Ensler
In COMPLIANCE With Chapter 10 ID
the Acts OF the General Assembly OF
Kentucky. hereby publish the fore
going notice.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19

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IL COLLEEN -A-E
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19

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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19

Z haze e-- ADMINISTERED
o evening Post
The record., 1913-08-21
Kills Two Squirrel Hawks.

Mr.. Lucian Lowell arose early
and went squirrel hunting yesterday
morning, on his farm near Depoy.
He discovered two squirrels IN a
tree, but about the same time he
was also made aware that there were
other hunters about, for before he
could get Shot at the squirrels a
whlrr and a dash brought large
squirrel hawk into view. Mr..
Lowell directed his aim at the hawk,
and brought him down; almost i'm
medlately the mate appeared, aud
without stepping from his tracks
another shot brought the second
hawk to the ground, with broken
wing. lie secured the bird and
brought 1t to town, where 1t at
tracted much attention, being the
largest ever seen here, with a spread
of wing of four feet, and a beautiful
specimen. Mr.. Lowell gave the
hawk to OrIen l.. Roark, who en-
bslmed it, and will add to his col
! Election.
The record., 1913-08-21
Falls From TippIe TO Death.

Mr.. Ed. Smith, weigh boss for
the Beech Creek Coal Co., at Beech
Creek, fell from the tlpple about /,
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, and
died in an hour from his injuries
lie was engaged in replacing a car
that had gotten off the track, and
losing his balance, pitched from the
landing and fell about s. feet, land
ing on his feet; both legs were brok
en- and his head and chest were in
jured. He soon regaIned conscious
ness, which he retained until a few
moments before death came. De.
ceased was one of the well known
men of the county, and was held in
highest regard by all. He had held
the position at the mines only about
a month, coming from Penrod.
His wife and children have the deep
est sympathy of everyone. The
body was carried to his home a,
Penrod, and intcrment was made
yesterday afternoon.
The record., 1913-08-21
Sues Congressman for Divorce.

Mrs. Annie l.. Thomas, wife of
Congressman X. Y Thomas, has
filed suit for divorce in circuit court
here, on the grounds OF drunkenness
and cruelty, as alleged in her pc
tition. She prays the custody of
their two children, Barbour Nell,
aged :, and Annie Lee, aged ), and
for a reasonable allowance for their
support and education. Mrs.
Thomas and the children are at her
former home in Texas, and have
been for some weeks. The filing OF
the suit was an unexpected act, aud
caused general surprise here.
The record., 1913-08-21
Ford Prices For 1914 Reduced.

Messrs. Irwin g. Gilman are re-
ceiving many inquiries as to 1914
prices on the Ford automobiles.
On August the new prices went in
to effect, and are as follows: Run
about, $500; touring car, $3.50; town
car, $3.50. These prices are fixed,
and will obtain until next fall, when
1914 models and prices will be put
on the market. There have been
many rumors aGoat in all quarters
as to 1914 models and prices, some
people claiming that Fords would
be sold three for 1000, and all
such predictions. This is all an er
ror, and prices as above are fixed,
and apply to all territory, of course
and for the year The reduction Is
very substantial, and the cars have
been materially improved IN many
ways.
The record., 1913-08-21
Pointed Paragraphs.

Lack of charity also begins at
home.
Mosquitoes seem to be troubled
with chronic insomnia.
The diplomatic flat dweller calls
the janltor the superintendent.
Whisper to yourself when you
have occasion to speak of others
faults.
Some people manage to make a
little truth 60 long way by stretch
ing it.
The wise girl doesn't scream
when being kissed for fear of spoil
ing the kiss.
Many a politician Doesn't know
which side of the fence he Is on I'M
til he falls oft.
Elatter a man and he viii forget
It the next day; abuse him and he
will remember It for years.
About one man in ten thou sand
comes half way up to the expccta-
tions his fond mother had OF him
when he was boy.
The elevator chauffeur may have
an uplifting influence, yet he spends
good portion of his time in run
ming people down.
The record., 1913-08-21
Ice Cream Supper Saturday Night at
Jernigan'S Chapel.

The school building at Jernigan's
Chapel has been moved into grove
a much better location, and the
building will be painted and other
wise improved. To meet the ex-
penses of this work, private sub
scnptions have been secured, and
to add to the fund an ice cream sup
per will be held next Saturday night,
the proceeds to be turned into this
fund. Everyone is invited, and
there should be large attendance,
as the object is especially worthy
one.
The record., 1913-08-21
To the Members tl ''ic Y ''sa~
Boys Corr Club


Greenville, KY. Aug IT,. 1915.
To the Members of tn, Mes
and Boys Corn Clubs:
Greetings
While | do not think that We
can make wheat a profitable
crop with yields of fifteen or
twenty bushels to the acre, yet
for the benefit of you who ex-
pect to grow wheat this season,
! am writing this letter, with
the hope that you may receive
some help.
Refreshing showers have
fallen during the past few days
and where the ground is moist
enough, the land should be
plowed and made ready for
wheat. The Kansas Experiment
Station in a series of expert
ments covering the past three
years, shows that where the
land was plowed deep, up to say
nine inches, by July Is, the
yield was 34.95 Bushels per acre,
while the land that was plowed
in September, three inches deep,
gave a yield of only 10. 80 bushels
on the same kind of soil.
Good crops may be grown with
careless methods, but the results
of all experimental stations show
plainly the value of careful prep
aration. Plow your land early,
carefully and deep, prepare a
good seed bed by frequent disk
ing until time to SOW the wheat.
This method will kill the weeds
as they sprout and at the same
time hold the moisture obtained
from the fall rains. By hav.
ing a loose soil mulch of two tC
three inches on top, you will in
great measure prevent toe
great loss OF moisture by evap,
poration.
Then, too, we should be care
full in the selection of our seed
All of the seed should be care.
fully graded and any soft wheat
should be thrown out. The seeC
should be tested, by counting
out a hundred grains, placing
them between white blotting pa
per, keeping it moist until they
begin to sprout. At least nine
ty-six kernels should sprout
Don't sow inferior seed. L
you do not understand how t.
make the test, let me know.
am here to help you and | wan
you to help your neighbor. lie
us try to increase our yield:
this year, let us make a start by
Flowing early.
Yours very truly.
f. E. Merriman,
County Agent
The record., 1913-08-21

Rev. O.. Z. Dillon leaves today
for Lake Winona, Ind, where he
will spend some days attending the
lectures, studies and work of tina,
important center. Some of the no.
able speakers and teachers of the
country, as well as from abroad,
will appear, and Mr.. Dillon will en-
Joy and appreciate it all very fully.
The record., 1913-08-21

Dawson Springs has drawn large
numbers of our people there during
the past week. The opening of the
auditorium last Friday, with III.
lery's Italian band as the principal
attraction, drew heavily from fal
and near, and everyone was delight
ed with this famous musical organiL
alton. The season at the Springs i.
now at its height, and the resort i
tull of people.
The record., 1913-08-21
County Fair Dates.

Adur county, Columbia, August
10 -.
Lawrcnceburg, Lawrcnccburg,
August 10 -.
Bullitt county, Shcpcrdsville, Au
gust 10 =.
kenton county, Earlingcr, Aug
2o-a3.
X. Off. Fair, Stanford, August
20 az
Washington county, Springfield,
August 20 IS.
Fleming county, Esiog A1sas,
az IS.
Henry county, Eminence, Au.
gust 81 %,
Hardin county, Elikabethtown,
August 30 rs.
X OF p Fair, NichoIsylllle, Au-
gust 90 2S.
Casey county, Liberty, Angus,
II ~.
Laurel county, London, Angus;
20 go.
Shelby County, Shelbyyille, Au-
gust 90 20,
North Kentucky Agricultural As
soclation, Florence, August y so.
Germantown, Germantown Au-
gust 1880.
Somerset, Somerset, September
as.
The Capitol Fair, Frankfort, Sep.
TENDER rs.
Alexandria Fair, Alexandria, Sep
TENDER go.
Bourbon county, Paris, Septem-
Der 6
Fulton, Fulton, September 90
Knox county, Barbourville, Sep
TENDER SIS.
Monroe county, Tompkinsville,
September SO.
Nelson county, Bardstown, Sep
TENDER 5 g.
Simpson county, Franklin, Sep
TENDER 4 8.
Larue county, Hodgenville, Sep
TENDER OH.
Wavne county, Monticello, Sep
TENDER Ola.
Pendleton county, Falmouth, Sep,
TENDER 1913
Butler county Morgantown, Sep,
TENDER II.I5.
Kentucky State Fair, Louisville
September Is 20.
Allen county, Scottsyille, Sep,
TENDER 10 10.
Hart county, Horse Cave, Sep
TENDER "a II.
Warren county, Bowling Green,
September s4-.7.
Logan and Robertson counties,
Adairville, September IS IL.
Paducah, Paducah, September
50 October 8
Davlsss county, Greensboro. DC
tober IA.
Glasgow, Glasgow, October 4.
Galloway county, Murray, &c
tober 4.
Todd county, Elkton, October
"a.
Penneyroyal Fair, Hopkinsville,
October OIL.
West Kentucky, Msy6eld, DC
tober II.
The record., 1913-08-21
First Show Of Season at LaMeade.

The regular season of the La
Meade opera house will be opened
next Thursday night, Aug. rs, with
a musical comedy company, playing
"Hotel la Carte" which is making
good on the road, and prom Uses a
rare treat for the premier. Reason
able prices will prevail, and the
house should be packed.
The record., 1913-08-21
Stop. Look, LiSien!

See that magnificent new mill al
the depot; nothing that equals it in
the state. Have YOU used the
Quail meal and Bob White -four
they make? II not, patroniAc home
industry and get the best.
Home Milling Co. Incorporated.
The record., 1913-08-21

There were splendid prospects OF
a rain yesterday afternoon, and it
is likely that We shall soon have an
other of the many showers which
are travelling around, and are so
welcome when they arrive.
The record., 1913-08-21
Annual Meeting Of Stockholders.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the the Greenvillc Ligh
and Water Co. will be held at the
County Court Room at Greenville,
KY, 'on Sept. !, 1915, at 7:5c
O'Clock, p. m.
]. A. GILMAN, Secty.
The record., 1913-08-21

Teachers and pupils are directed
to the outline of work that is desired
TO be submitted for exhibition at the
school fair this fall. The com
mittee has gone over the matter
thoroughly, and the result of their
labors is submitted in an article In
this issue, and teachers should con-
fine the work of pupils accordingly
as in concerted effort only can the
best results be obtained.
The record., 1913-08-21
Announcement Christian Church Ser.
vices.

Regular services are now beng
held At the new Christian ChuICh,
as follows:
Sunday school, Q Is a. m.
communion, II a. m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, Use
i. m.
Everyone is invited to any and
all of these services, and will be eX-
tended hearty welcome. The
officers are +. {. Brown, elder: W.
". Nichols and T.. +. Mcpherson,
deacons.
The record., 1913-08-21

Be sure To attend the opening per
Torrance at the opera house next
Thursday night, when a spendld
musical comedy, "Hotel la Car
te," will be presented by a compe'
tent company.
The record., 1913-08-21

The annual convention of Muh-
lenberg Sunday-schools was held at
the Methodist church last Thursday
and Friday, and the splendid pro-
gram was enjoyed by all who attend
ed the several sessions.
The record., 1913-08-21
Look. Lock!

Weigh your wheat and bring 1t to
US, and for every bushel of No. :
we will give you 10 pounds of the
famous Bob White -four the best on
the market.
Home Milling Co. incorporated
The record., 1913-08-21

The best rain We have bad in
many weeks fell Sunday afternoon,
and while it was local, did vast
amoun, of good, and great many
sections in Western Kentucky were
blessed by the visits of the rain
clouds.
The record., 1913-08-21

Misses Lillian Craig and Mar
guerlte Duncan and Messrs. Fred
Head and Leslie Shut enjoyed the
cool breezes and fine water at Dia-
mond Springs last Sunday.
The record., 1913-08-21

Mrs. ]. NJ. Stuart and Joseph
and Miss Ethel Stuart have re-
turned to their home in Greensboro,
after a visit to relatives and friends
here and in Drakesboro.