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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18
LUNGS SORE. CHEST FEELS STUFFY. COUGH
DRY AND DEEP. CAUGHT A SEVERE COLD
These Symptoms Call for Dr. Kings New Discovery With Rec
ord Of Cures for Over 43 Years
Back of II.

ct cured me Of dreadful
cough" writes Mrs. J. F. Davis,
Stickney Corner, Me-, "after doctors
treatment and all other remedies had
failed Excellent for coughs, colds
or any bronchial affection. y
Mrs. A. f. Mertz, of Glen Ellyn,
Ia, writes: Il had a hard, stubborn
cough that | had d1ored for over
six weeks without my getting any
better. Our druggist finally recon-
mended DR.. Kings New Discovery
and my husband bought dollar
bottle. After using two-thirds Of it
my trouble eased down, and it was
not long till l was completely cured.
DR.. Kings New Discovery surely de-
serves all the praise it gets" Sold by
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18

DR.. Kings New Discovery is
not a cure all. It is prepared
to treat and relieve every kind
Of cough and cold Of infants,
children, adults and aged. 1t
was originated during a severe
cough epidemic 43 years ago,
was an immediate success
and is probably the most
used cough and cold prescrip-
ton in the world. Your
money refunded if DR.. Kings
New Discovery does not re-
lieve you.
Don't put off getting relief.
Buy a bottle from your drug
gist today.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18
WILL WALK TO WASHINGTON.
Women suHrasists Who liked TO Al
bany Plan Bigger Feat

The first definite announcement Of
the proposed hike" OF the New York
sufrransts to Washington IN time to
arrive FOR the inaugural ceremonies on
March was made recently vt meet
Ing OF the woman suffrage party of
the borough OF Brooklyn az the Acadc-
my OF Music.
The march. like the one 10 Albany.
viii bc led by Miss Resale Jones and
Miss Ida Craft. IL is expected that
they will be accompanied by nc least
fifty women from Greater New York
The marchers viii leave the Hudson
terminal ne $40 on the morning OF
Feb 10 and win arrive In Washing
ton. Il Is planned on March . IN time
20 take part In the suffrage procession
on Inauguration day
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18
Sam Bridges

First publication Dec. IA. 1913; Last
January Is. 1918.
Department of the Interior,
u. s. Land Office at Marquette.
Michigan
December IL, 1912.
NOTICE is hereby given that Christ
Wilson, Of Amasa. Michigan, who. on
Nov. "a, 1906, made Homestead Entry
No. l2l42. Serial No. 01449. for SWle
of MEL, Section 33. Township i'm.
Range 33W.. Michigan Meridian. has
filed notice of intention to make 1--WE
year Proof, TO establish claim b. the
land above described. before the Clerk
of the Circnit Court OF Iron County at
Crystal Falls, Michigan. on the 2sth
day of January, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses
j, Victor johnson, Victor Swan,
Charley Bergland, Andern Sarin. all of
Amasa, Michigan.
Ozro A. Bowen
Register.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18

Total acreage 1861. 240
Acreage of improved farms $40. 500
Acreage OF unimproved farms 572. 7so
Other land 9.767. s53
Total value of farm prop
erty $50, 4SO, $40
Total number of cattle SO. 33i
Total number of horses II. 4O4
Total number OF swine i6. 1852
Total number of sheep i2.525
Total value of poultry $lls. 10
Total value of domestic
animals 50. 9s1. 763
Principal Crop
Oats Barley. Peas, Potatoes. limo.
thy. Sugar Beets. Corn. Rye. Bnck-
wheat, Glover, Wheat. Tree fruits,
Beans, Brush fruits. Wild grasses. Vine
fruits
IRON COUNTY
County seat, Crystal Falls.
Population, 10, 1864.
Population of towns, 6. 293
Area square acres. 10, 5000
Number OF farms. 3sl
Acreage of improved farms, zoos
Acreage of unimprovvd farms, 30, 500
Value OF farm property. 81, 977. 7G4
Number of cattle, ., 2SS.
Number of horses. 656.
Number of swine. 1872
Number of sheep. 40.
Value of poultry. $60l7.
Value Of domestic animals. Si67, OIL.
Principal crops, oats, barley. pota
toes. Timothy, clover, sugar bcets
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18
DIR. A. j. bookings
DENTIST
Crystal Falls Mich
HIS STOMACH TRouBLEs OVER.
Mich

HIS STOMACH TROUBLES OVER.
MIR. Dyspeptic, would You not like TO
feel that your stomach troubles were
over, that You could eat any kind of
food you desired without injury That
may seem so unlikely to you that you
do not even nope for an ending of your
trouble, but permit ms to assure you
that il is not altogether impossible If
others can be cured permanently and
thousands have been, why not your
John II. Barker. of Battle Creek, Mich
is one of them. He says. II was trou
bled with heartburn, indigestion. and
liver complaint until used Chamber
lain's Tablets then my trouble was
over Sold by All Dealers
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18
SPURIOUS mCNEY is FOUND.
Flynn Sends Out Warnine-Bsd Ten
and Twenty Dollar Bills Passed.

Flynn Sends Out Warnina--Bsd Ten
and Twenty Dollar Bills Passed.
In spite Of repeated warnings from
Washington and numerous recent con-
yictlons OF counterfeiters In various
parts of the country, New York and
other cities are still flooded with spu-
rious money A large amount was
passed among New York merchants
during the rush OF holiday shopping,
and the banks have been kept busy
stamping the bills counterfeit and turn
ing them in TO the subtreasury.
Secret Service Chief Flynn's first
warning from his new office came
from Washington and told OF new
twenty dollar gold certificate which
his men are finding in various parts OF
the country. w. ii Moran. who was
acting head OF the service before Flynn
went 10 Washington. sent out warn.
ing q few weeks ago OF another TWEEN
~ dollar bin. the maker OF which op-
eratives are trying hard TO find
That large number OF bad ten dol
lar gold certificates whose circulation
IS now made public for the first time.
have been passed In New York was
shown by the number Of them which
u reporter found had been foisted on
bankers aud business men
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18
PITTSBURGH HAS
BIG FLOOD LOSS
Exciting Scenes Occur In Streets
Of City.
MANY FAMILIES NARROWED,

Thousands Of Men Are Thrown Out OF
Employment - Boats Used on Inn
portant Thoroughfares - Boys use
Rafts-Rescues Demonstrating and
Cincinnati Also Affected.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18

Mrs. g. A. BlcssIng. j.. Of Phil
adelphia believes she has found way
TO eradicate the danger That comes
from using long hatpins In womcn's
hats. II Is an invention OF her own.
aud she calls IL the cushioned hatpin I"
The cushion dts on the pointed end and
Is made 70 resemble the handle OF the
pin.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18

cHAMBERLAIE's COUGH REMEDY
rhis remedy has no superior for
coughs and colds. II Is pleasant 70
ike II contains no opium or other
narcotic II always cures. For sale
Oy All Dealers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-18

CHRONIC CONSTIPATION CURED.
Five years ago had the worst case
of chronic constipation ever knew OF
and Chamberlain Tablets cured me,
writes s, +. Fish, Brooklyn Mich.
For sale by All Dealers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05
&eSning.

0forn bar foo tr9t og fpbnig, at bun ferIt baos-
neoe Ianot op poo 6ormiooogen.
Sun ipron9 burtigt op o9 ioa fig %foritprret ON.
men efterbaonoen olffeoe 0ottens 9eginenbeoer fren
for benoe. Sum gif ioa ne6 og iao, at 9eoitemooeren
oQereoe baboe boifet op.
oSnor fon oct bore, at on bar iopet foo I9nge os
foa baorot? Seq bar falot paa big TO @ange, men
funoe life fua big bougen." "%
Or @oies fomnen neo, 9eoitemooer2" fpurete
Mora.
50, oct er l9nge I6en, ban bar fom ieopanIis
topr og gnooen. San er mart en- bel Rlage baaoe for
fla ielo og andre. DPen tom M, min Sfat, Der er
borme aooer, iee bar gent til big" ene a~,De4
02oro ipiite Iiot oe iton6te fig oerpoa neo til 9la.
ten til i'm gonle Sen, 9optain 9ittri9e. Den fur.
ri9e, terre, gonle 9optoin boboe aItio opret en- biplp.
iom Ben. Sun turoe fortGae BAN alt, oe bun tonfte,
at ban mooife beioo ct SrpaemiooeI, Der frnoe blcIpe
ben6e Gieoen. Sln gif Iige ne6 til Stib8nprftet. 6oor
bun fon0t Den aonfIe 9aptoin oeo fin SpbIebanf.
Get er r~igtionof en- OperroifeIie," ioe6e ban.
linen oct er bel Soap, on bill babe fat poa; bun CT op5e
i Suiet."
Sci, ieo cr fonmen for at tale meo Gem, Sap.
tain 9ittriGe."
,girfcIig. Oct er ilomGrfet. Sua6 er Der bog /
Geien?" FaoOe ban, 0o ban iaa benoes blege gniigt %
t%aareDIOte Zine. Ser ct bel life ift no9et iIent."
so, aaptoin, Der er itet noaet ~frpoteIiet, oo De
er Den encfe, Der fan biGIpe mig"
y6Dao er oct ba2 Som 6erben og fqt ois neo oe
fortGI oct belle, men orGo blot life, ioa er 6u en- 100
@ige.~
01ara iortaIte fin Siiorie, og Goptain GptteOe cp-
mGrfIolnt til, meoens ban M og oa uobr6o:
rGei bOoo tiger on? Nei, oct er cog for sdIti"
Ga bun bar faroig, iaeoe ban: Set er Dog en-
taa6elig Opferiel of atfinion. Wien on ffol life bore
beorGoet, Wfora. Oct bar eoot, on fonl til mig | ste.
oct for til FrGiten eqer til Din 9eoIefooer. Seq ial
NOT ige atfinion 9eifeo, 90 iea bar Iiot aIemme paa
BAN, oa ieg fender noele of bans georifter. Smug.
Ieriet logger ieg life ioa flor g9st po Ionl ioa mango
andre, men oct er Dog for ooIt at bile gsre en- Greng
til Serboer eaer lore BAN at itieIe fra fine ~naruieite.
Set er Iobt giort al atfiniou, oe bet bill iee fee BAN.
Og ieg bill ogIaa toIe meo Moies.~
~ao, bet er ies meset banee for" iaeoe Mara be-
fprnret.
G5ortfnttes)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05

go0e genge, iom bet biIbe bare en- goo @errins at gre
frugtbringenoe ct ooot 5oretogenoe.
OloIes Ipareoe meo ben ltifploigbeo. Der enonn
fm6tes boS ban, at oct elf 9ennel alori9 in paa.
On ~ffraIoen6e 2atter ofbreo oisie Orb, og atfin.
ion iGog bam for Spbg 9i0ggen og iogoe: ~9n er
pirfeIig for %uffDI6ig. Oct er til at lie fig libel ooer.
Som on life foritao, at man ifal BRUCE Qengene aoen
at iper0e oomIe 9enneI ON 5orloo."
So, men 9iien er 10 Inaiet."
Den fan nof oirfes op."
yRei, oct agr ieg life" iagoe 01oie8 o9 oiIoe iprir.
ge op.
Q}oro bar Iiae oeo at roobe al @Iaoe, men bun
be5erifeoe fig og tob.
qtfinion 10 otter og Iaooe: n3u bebeoer fife at
toge os en- Speg iloe op. SCI oiIoe tim ie Dig ipGrre
Dine forte Zine op Of 6orfproelie."
Qtfinion 6eapn0te at tale ON onore 8ing og op.
f%or0reoe @}oies til at Oriffe, boaO 0eune bog til Glaras
@Gp0e ofIlog. s SoutoIen8 9e6 loo @tfinion faIoe
Here 9inf o1, at 01oieS o0ereoe bar bans @o9t.
SoorleoeS IfuGoe bun Dog foa @oies ITO al benne 6aIoe?
Gu bar 9loffen ire, oa De reHte fig for at ifiQes.
.0u maa 6iem, 0foIe8, eGer8 noor on fife at forme t
Seng, fer Nor 9enueI faI0er poo Dig" iaooe atfir-
ion, og oe ire @2pn6 10 40 6enne Sp6g.
"a De tar 6orte, fuIte0e 0}oIes fig neo paa Sor6en.
San par mgIt iom 0renge fan bore oet, noar 6e fer,
bDao oe er fonlmen inc / San feGte, at ban bar /
oi8ie 9tpnoS @olo, og at De flutoe onoioe bonn, bbis
ban life feieoe Dem. Og iao biloe oct alt fomme frem
for 9Diet. &Qe biIoe foa at bioe, bpor op5t ban bar
iunfet. Oct ban bi6tiG boboe 9iort, bar ift troofg
2etIiuoi9beo og Of 2pft til g@bentDr, men SEAT 6obOe
man booet at f%oreiIao bom 9fpber, og ban baDoe life
iGoaet Den @ano neo, Ser boboe ireniot bette 6orilos.
San 6ob0e life bot Mo0 til at brpoe meo BAN. 9e
Ifu(oe otter m6oes og fortiGtte 5orboI0et eaer ogiao =
ban itgnneoe oeo 8anfen ON oct, ser bil0e ife.
0lara bar iaa %fornuftig, at bum life iprang frem
for at trete bon1, men loo BAN tempe &antpen 10
oIene. ga 02oIeS reite fig for at gaa bien, fulgte bun
efter nogen @fitono. 9e noaeoe Siernlet, og Oa bun
mente, at ban bar forlrret til SO, ine9 bun fig op paa
tit 8preIie. Ser fnaIeoe bun neo peo Sengen oo BAD
@uo Oie fig Sci.
Sum bar foI6 og trat og elf oerfor Seng. Sbao
Ifuloe bun gere. 5ortpGe oct til 8eoiteiaoeren? geeL
iaa mart WloIes fit at nioe, at ban bar %oponget, oiloe
ban iiffert reiie n9t meo oisie ~uguoeIige Wl9no. Fre.
Iten2 Oct bar meget oGrre. san bill ilt life futne
forItaa Ofoies og fan life ie, bnao ser ~unoifDloer BAN.
Seq fan fife ige oct til 8e0Itemober, oa oct fun bill
ggre benoe iDg. gu beo ieg, booo ieg bill gere. Seq
forteler oct belle til &aptain 9ittrige. San er oltio
foo ooo, og ban fenoer ioa meget og bar let ole SIags
5olf, og Otoies bill mooife life bore ioa feo at, at Sit.
triqe beo oct, foroi ban life ta9er oct iaa ~bsitioeligt.
Set er oct beoite, ieg fan gre. SUB bill NOT bi9lpe
mig.
O3eo bi8ie 9anfer JOB bun inO meo emil ON
02uno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05
Den Orrs perle,
Gn 5~OrtGning
of s.. 8eecber. 10 e.

Gcrtfat)
,Spao ifaI oct be0oe?" ipnrgte Sallo.
oSaIo oct oarieI", iagOe @ara.
oSOoo betDoer oct? @r oct eiter 0en aono, on for.
toIte os ON" ipurote SoGlp.
.griel er ct mutt Nabn, men 6bao er oct for EN-
Aan6, Der er Gale om?" iplrgte Yloies.
Get er en- aano fra en- Of Iura5 Bigger. Gen
fang ON Orlifneoe SefoIf," iaabe SoIGp.
,Sborior bar on oIOri0 toIt ON 0enne BOG til
mig % ipnrgte Wtoies.
@ara reomeoe og baffeoe oct. SUN boIOt life
of at ii9e, at bun baboe pGret bange Tor at opbaffe pin.
Iiee g~ornoomsmin6er hos bam oeo at lace BAN laie
ON DC ornfneoe SeioIf.
9Soor bar on gogeu?" iplr9te g1Oies.
Seq bar Den bienme, oo on fan goot foo ben at
i, bbis on bill, Der or tonne Ting ben"
ON aftenen lrite og forfIoreoe bun Siitorien for
bom. san Iptteoe bel efter men bite fig life iGrlig op.
tn9et al ben. San tgnfte ~6eni1nligt ilt life paa en-
6rlfnet 5o6er eIer pao en- @ron poo SnDets 9rmo;
ban gif belt op / 2ie6Iiffet. San io0oe moi, at oct bar
en- imntf Siitorie men bapOe iitfert iet life tpnft paa,
of oen Iigneoe bans e9en. ga DC tom Seng, tGnfte
bun I lang 1io paa BAN, meoens ban tGnfte paa en-
M gGof til Sfibet. San ipntes belt at bare aIenlt Den
~fergeIi9e aatoItroie, Der baooe fatet 6an mo bans
mOpren6e 9io. Ratllren bauoe uoiIettet ale Spor.
Dor 6ortpIing faloer TO Mint. S oct i6rie bar
bi fremiiIlet pore Sope6perioner5 Guardianship, for
at 2pieren fan fenoe De 5orboIo, De er o~pDofieoe UNDER.
gi forlaoer Dem M og meoes meo Dem eter ii aors
8orleb. "a er D}oieS tp0e, g1ara iDtten aar. s oisie
ii aar Iaier gloies o9 0tara; g}ara lGrer e%noOioere at
brooere % male, % g1oieS bDgger StIbe, Der itaoig
bloer beore og be6re. SollD blner ienot til Ell Sfole
for un9e bigger Bottom, 5refenerne ella % 8era
pIeier i1ge, Iapper og IDr og itrD8er. @eor8 o9 Utdrp
gennel bnber gamIe 5oIf. Col tiger op o9 gaor neO,
og ebbe oa 8Ioo filter ON Dor lille 9Goeiten: gen
Orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05
: ilet ecGta6.

q llet Selltab.
@eorg 4enuel bar en- flog, gantrnel Dtono, %
ban mprfeoe mart, at W2oies bar al en- Iiot an6en Slngs
emo gern Archaeological. San loo Dam oerior boOeo'
IaoeIie paste Is IeIo os igrgeoe frn for, at bans Op'
ferIel life botte aniteO @enig6eoet. Woies bar Iune'
flIo oa uitaoig, iprig oe bGitig, enten meget oaben'
mlnoet eler TABS iom en- Sten. San foraarfogeoe fine
eo6e gleieforGlore mango Sorser, men DC enifeoe BAN
bog olorie bort.
gi forIoo bonn, ba ban iom 9reng begpuote at In'e
2ofin Dos 4aItor Seiuea. Eli en- 9egpnbelie git oct
ret goot, o. gr9Iten boobeoe, at ban ifnIoe faa en- Hint
stiioent no Of Greneen. gaen iaa fom ben ~ponifet9e
aio, oo ban blep for flor til at bore Born og life itor
moi til OF bore %pofien. Opereongstioen fra Barn til
gngIing. Ga boftes Mooiseliesaonoen og arooien |
BAN, og ofte ipirete ben itoffels Srii Pennel, ON ban
bar ct menneifeIiet gaien encr en- inuf Sfiftins, Der
bar ienot for at pIaae benz.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-04

mentioned or extension made,
the anne with the name of Elisha
Smith. There are many names
of families who are no longer
represented in the county, as tar
as known to the writer. such as
Blair, Bodle, Brink, Brassheld.
Clare. Darrell, Dvsort, Dunsmore
Dvehouse. Edes. Easley, Eliot,
Els, Griffith, Gresham, Cash,
ellison, Harlow, Heath, Hanes,
Har ner: Hines. Kilburn, Klzart,
Kirtley, Kingree Lang, Lax,
Longlo, Lamon, Mays, Murray
Merryman, Matthias, Mckay.
Meredith, Masris. MAIDEN, MAY,
NewComb, Prathar, Pew, Practise,
Petty, Putt. Pollard. ParmeI
Prindle, Purcell, Riggs, Reid
Ragon, Renfro Scarbro Skinner,
. Scearcy, Smallwood, Snodgrass
Swinney. Truville, Thacker, Van
derpool, Walverton, Wordep
, Washam, Williford
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-04
COVE

Mrs. G Nj. Ballard aad It'll
daus hter. Geneva. OF Mt Vernon
are visiting Mrs. Billiards. mott
er, Mrs Eliza p Cook, 'thit w-eh
Misses Matte q I'd Fannie Rio
die and Helen Hackney were -.
guests of Miss Battle LanrforG
Sunday.- Willie Shepherd, VIII,
has been at S1rai hit Creek fo
some time, re. urned home Frida
Miss Oriel oilvers, Edith Adam
AID Mary Kaine wers in Nit. Yer
non shopping Saturday. - Nil,
Mamie Taylor, who has been yer,
sick FOR some time, is better
Mrs. II. b. Shepherd and child
ren visited Mrs. Shepherd
daughter Mrs. Neal Parfet
Sunday. - MIR. and Mrs. $. =
Ramsey, Of Mt. Vernon vj,i
led relatives at tnis place frs O
the week. The storm of las
Tuesday night did considoraA1
damage in paris of thi. Ioca,itv
Henry Iredway's dwelling hom,
hclng moved from its foundation
The cribs of d. B. Langford an,
Marion Tredwav We're unroora,
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-04

THE Danville Commercial Club
at a smoker held at the Gilcher
house DISGUST various live matters
among subjects was the "Old
Wilderness Road" which was
ably handled by that we'll known
aud able lawyer c. c. Bagly of
Danville. Much interest was
taken in The subject which was
so we'll presented and it was
voted by the Climb that every
assistance be given by it toward
pushing along the movement
looking to the construction of
Booneway a National highway
over the old route from Cumber-
land Gap to Crab Orchard. 1t
was shown that Danville was on
the original Wilderness road.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-04
HENRY WATTERsoN, the great

HENRY WATTERSoN, the great
editor, like other common mortalS
who do some writing, he cannot
hide his little or big animosities
for the great, near great or Others
who fail to do his bidding or
don't follow in lines 10 his liking.
He doth protest too much" in
his praise for the abilities of Presi-
dent Wilson in a few lines then
drops back IN his usual rut like
the bov who is speaking 10
another with whom he was playing
1--WE are good friends but | don t
like YOU noheW." Marse Henri's
long suit is "speak the truth and
shame the devil, SO long as it
suits his purposes and convenience
and like the Indian never forget
a supposed or imagined slight or
injury given by political associates
or from other sources. His grew
ance with the president crops
out on nearly all occasions and
he is just watching waiting and
hoping for that official to make
some break so the Naples on-the
Gulf writer may note it and roll
it under his tung as sweet
mOrseI, 81 told you so. Amt
this just what predicted in tn
campaign of IeI2!" 1t is regret
able and a pity that $50 great and
good man" as Marse Henri would
allow himself to display the little
ness that is constantly cropping
out in his otherwise Hero ulean
mind.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-04
STRAIGHT AT 1T.

There is no use of our "beat'
ing around the BUSH. We
might as we'll out with it first as
last. We want you to try
Cbambe.laln's Cough Remedy the
next time you have a cough or
cold There is no reason so far as
we can see why YOU should no,
do so. This preparation by its
remarkable cures has gained a
world wide reputation and the
people ever. where speak of it
in the highest terms of praise,
1t is for sale by Cha. c. Davis.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-04
and u numbcr of apple trees and

and q numJer of apri" frees and
f"noing were blown down Mi
I'd Mrs. rohn Trcdway. Of Pm
ill. visited Mr.. ana Mrs. Me-ion
'redwav first of the wea'z.-Mr.
md Mrs. i'ie3s Stewart. e.
spark Quarry. were III guests
>: Mr. AMI Mrs Dave -tr.v -
Saturdr: night and Sunday
Mr.. AID Mr. Jones' Proctor. r..
aud Mrs I'd Bullock and Miss
Erse Cliff ri, were gu-srs %.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Sam BryIH5, sun.
bay - Trib5.o Bryant vas with
home folks LIST ,vnok Mrs. Katie
Stewart is reu0r,rd eiCI -Genr-o
Thomas Proctor IS with relatives
ut this place. My. ard Mrs viii
Bryant were tire guests Of Nj.
and Mrs Sam Bryant last w=oE. -
MISS Mahala Hickey. Of Maple
Grove, was the guest of Misses
Martha and Fannie Stewart sun
day.-F-rnie Lqnrford was the
guest of her little friends, Niraie.
Susie and Grace Riddlr, Sunday.
- Mrs. James Win>,ead and
children spent Sunday with Mrs
Dave Stewart There viii b.
preaching at the school nous
Sunday at II an
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-04

East C277 oF %yraPPsE.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-04
SOME ROCKCASTLE
HISTORY
(Jm.)

D c. Poynter has the thanks Of
jim. for the old tax book Of Rock.
castle county for the year 1889,
seventy three years old. The
book is made up of unruled or
blank paper except the columns
for figures are ruled off with a pen
and the cover made of a good
home tanned leather, folding some.
thing like a large pocket book
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-04-04
BRODHEAD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Walln
were over from Danville and spent
u few days with the latter's moth
or, Mrs NJ f Wilmott, this week
G.. G Brooks has moved
to Crab Orchard and will make
that her future home George
Owens was down from Nit. Yer
non on bus;ne IS, Wednesday. :
Mr.. and Mrs Brack Durham were
here from Burr and spent few /
days with home folks Charlie /
Winkler is over from DauVIlle /.
spending a few days with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H Wink
ler.-Mr. and Mrs F. L. Durham F.
and little son, Austin Sparks, were
down from Mt. Vernon, last week. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kelly were
over from Dapville and spent Il
few days with friends ard rela
tiveS last week. DIR. w. a. Jones,
of Wilde, was in town Tuesday.
looking for good saddle horse
His father, ". H. Jones. was here
also.-Dr. w. Z. Gravely was in
Louisville the first of the week
buying material for his new store
house, also buying goods for the
big store Of Gravely & Elder
P. A. Shelton has moved his
family from Williamsburg to one
of the cottages belonging to }.
Thos. Cherry on Silver street.
We understand that Mr.. Shelton
will likely buv the property -
Mr.. and Mrs. James 7. Lawrence
returned to their home at this
place, after spending ten days
with relatives in Indiana. Byron
Owens Is at HON for a few days
from Georgetown, where he has
been attending college since the
first of the year.-Mr. ard Mrs.
w. o. YadOn have moved to their
property on Silver street, recently
purchased from j. 7. Cherry
On last Monday evening thirty OF
their young friends surprised
them witha pound party. George
Owens, the Mt. Vernon monumen
tai man, was in town Wednesday
erecting a monument to the grave
Of Mrs. ]. 6. Carter.-Mr. and
Mrs. w M. Smith has moved to
the property recently purchased
from DR.. w. F. Carter, and A. G.
Order has taken charge of the
store and post Office at Hiatt.
A few days ago gentleman of
considerable prominence, while
in conversation with young lady
of Mt. Vernon, asked " did the
cyclone damage your town very
much last Tuesday ?" She said,
" that in as much as the people of
Brodhead never wants Mt. Vernon
to have anything, they stopped the
cyclone there" Now, we want it
emphatically understood that We
are not always that selfish, es-
pecially with reference to cyclones,
and while the storm did not reach
us that day uor did we exercise
any power to stop it before it
reached here, we are perfectly
willing for Mt. Vernon to have
our part of such storms or floods
that have been playing havoc with
Ind ana and Ohio in the past two
weeks Walter Robins was in
Mt. Vernon, Wednesday evening
M. H. Barnes and James Tyree
are doing carpenter work for the
Kentucky Cement and Coal Co.
at Pine Hill. now j. b. Pike is
in Casey county looking after the
interests of the Lyons Lumber Co.
and we understand that he will
move to that county IN the next
few days.-Miss Eta Cable is at
home from Richmond, where she
4lo,l; tho Stato N0rtnal