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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1914-06-10
UP DELAWARE
TOWNSHIP WAY
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SERGEANTSVILLE
~ Delaware Townships Metropolis

Wilmer RlSlef mas Deen pulclldo-
ing an automobile.
Everitt Hartpence, who is over
80 years of age, is afflicted with a
very sore foot.
Miss Mary Porte, of Bound
Brook, is the guest of Rev. and
Mrs. j. w. Porte.
Mrs. Elizabeth Everitt, of near
Bristol, Pa, has been visiting
friends at Sandy Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dilts and son
Claude and Miss Mae Merrill mo-
tored to White House on Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Green observed
he eightieth birthday anniversary
at her home in this village on Sat-
urday.
Miss Alyce NJ. Fisher will spend
a few weeks at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Kinney, near Elem
ington.
Messrs. John Miller and George
Ent spent Sunday at Washington,
D. c., going on the excursion from
Stockton.
The home of Rev. and Mrs. j. A.
McInturff has been gladdened by the
arrival of an eight and one-half
pound baby girl.
The ladies of the Sergeantsville
Brethren Church will hold straw
berry festival in Mechanics Hall on
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Schmidt, of
Elizabeth, have been spending
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Moore, at Sand Brook.
Mrs. ]. G. Stryker has returned
from Mckinley hospital, Trenton,
where she underwent an operation,
and is improving nicely
Our public school teachers, Prof.
N. V. Myers, Miss Mabel c. Won
Brunn and Miss Marguerite Correll
gave their pupils their annual treat
on the lawn of Green Sergeants'
school on Friday afternoon.
Miss Marguerite Correll, teacher
of Sergeantsville School No. l, re-
ports the following pupils present
every day during May: Robert Clark.
Samuel Mandle; absent one day,
James Harmed, Dettmer Eifert,
Franklin Eifert, Grace Miller,
Evelyn Eifert.
Harold Dilts, who has been an
assistant to T. Elwood Clark,
proprietor of the Sergeantsville
creamery, for several months past,
has gone to the Stockton milk sta
ton to work. A. B. Larson, a
former resident of this place, oper-
ates the Stockton depot.
The following pupils of Green Ser
geants' School were punctual for the
month of May: Lulu Opdyke, Bessie
Higgins, Adelaide Hills, Myrl Monks,
William Nipple, Russell Aten, Will
liam Aten. The number of pupils
on roll, "a, average attendance "a.
N. V. Myers, teacher.
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Porte and
daughter Lillian are making an ex-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
.oulsA, LAWRENCE COUNTY, KENTUCKY, OCTOBER 80 1914
THE. COUNTY AGENT '...,'' -.
.... AND THE FARMER.

The summer is past and the harvest
is ended. but this has not caused Conn
ty Agricultural Agent Kegley to cease
his labnrs among the farmers IIc.isj
IL possiU Ule. more active and persistent
than eyer-actiye. In going over the
county, here, there and eyerywhere,a and
persistent in trying to. get the tiilers of
the soil 10 look at things agricultural
Through the trained optics Of the dem
.unstrator. .s...
: The NEWS has talked with more
than one farmer 6f Lawrence county
concerning Mr. Krgleys WORK since
coming here as County Agent. and II
has Vet to see one who speaks dispar-
aginpIv Of MF .kcgleYs S work He has.
Of course, met some opposition. which
II the common fate of those who en-
tieuvOr to get people TO do things In a
way which is different from that which
thcy. and their ancestors have done for
hundreds OF years. but time has already
shown to most Of these who didn't like
the new tangled ways Of sowing and
planting and rcapng that the ways of
the practical, school, book taught agrI-
culturslist is infinitely better than the
old slipRhUd waSE Of the former day.
Mr.. Kegley is much grathed by the
interest shown by the many who AT
tend his school house meetings. and VIII"
listened urtcGt.Nely and question SO Iu-
trIliHcntly, He speaks particularly II
the hne meeting which was. held at
Intesvillc on Wednesday night of last
wcck A large crowd was present and
ii and the demunstratur had a practical,
helpful talk about things which are Of
benefit ii an who get their living from
good old Mother Earth. .... -..
.. MIR. KoGley finds an Increasing inter
.rs, in the people concerning iig Clubs
Corn clubs and Canning clubs. While
none uf the latter Mind has been organ
izcd there are more than one person
who" have canning. outfits. Notably
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
NJ. F. coNLEY, Publisher,
REGARDING THE DEATH OF
g.. MRS. MARTHA FERGUSON

The editor of the NEWS has receiv-
ed the following personal letter from
MIR. L. Il. Ferguson. regarding the death
of his mother:
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Oct. With
a sorrowful heart | have to tell you of
the death Of my mother last Monday,
October u, at the home OF my sister,
Mrs L. II. Suddith, Gwynns Island,
Mathews county Virginia, She had
been in failing health for year but
had not been confined to her bed but
a few weeks before her death. Had she
lived until todya she would have been
n years old, AS you know, my sister
and myself are her only surviving chill
dren. She has 8 grandchildren and
3 great grandchildren. Since leaving
Louisa she has made her home with
my sister. She was a member of the
Baptist Church and of late years had
taken an active part in the work of
the church. The funeral was con-
Quoted by the Rev. j: b. France, of that
church; and the remains were inferred
in vault in Gwynns Island cemetery.
Later they. will be removed to Fair
view, just back OF Cassvile, and buried
beside my father. AS to her life in
Kentucky you already know.
Kindly remember me to my old
friends. With best wishes, | am,
| .... Yours sincerely, .....
t- L. B. FERGUSON"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
Suit Filled to Test
the Road Working Law
Lawrence CounV's Application for
ConyiCtS is the Ba sis

Frankfort Ky Oct % -Snit to test
.nr r~yht OF the State hoard Of Prison
Commissioners 10 employ conyicts on
roads declared 10 be Stare highways
ynder the act Of 1914 was filed in the
Franklin Circuit Court by the state
Board of Prison commissioners against
Warden A i G Wells of the State
Reformutorv The suit which was
,,rsn,rad l,,. Assts,,n, Attnrrat' Cen-
eraI NJ NJ Logan. is for mandatory
inirrct}nn reorirInp the warden TO ex-
ecute an order Of The board to detail
twenty conylc,s. un5er gunrd 10 work
an road construction in Lawrence
county, The warden. while expressing
gnpro,,l nf tho .nroinct said ne Uould
MOI ,srnd me nr,snu.rs without an order
~ ~. rn,.rr :a,,a,Gt bud ,,a.n A.
pressed as 60 his right 10 do So
Tho uatifin,, racites th,t tbs sessio,,
of 1914 enacted a law creating a system
IN Stat..hipbways aver apnroyed routes
connecting rnuntv saats md declared
them TO be.public works Tha Cou-
stitutinn reu,ires th.t nrisoners he
worked inside the prison walls except
vh.4 an. epidemic or fire makes this.
itunnssihle al. tbay nre empIoved on
p1bI.E works AZ tho State-aid law,
arpaias tb, Deportment Of Public
Roads ana provides a Stu;e fund for
me coesfraatI,I, If bigbw,,ss ana the
atem ~ st.., hiabways K declared
10 he pubIic works the Commissioners
~. ,..., l,.I In. rIlir ,,,t,,ntin,,
n mo Garer,,I. Assan,i,I, w,s u nrovidr
I'll, vI,l,ir, cni,,,icts or no n,,Iic
as
.I.is ,,iS,,. is rnb.Id no mo co,rts
~, PRISM Cnrnissia anars gin ndnnt
l,,, ~ niri,p n. .convicts to tho
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL .-..
CONVENTION AT LEXINGTON.

The Kentucky State Sunday Sch ol
Association held a most interesting
meeting In Lexington last week. 1t
was umerously attended and was ad
dressed b. sunday School workers.
EDgh meH and women, 81 state and ma
tipnal TcnOwu. . Subjects of vital inn
portance u the cause were ably dis
cussed and interesting reports were
made by workers in various fields,
Mir W, j. Vaughan, II this place, re-
ported as field worker. The NEWS
fiEds the following in a Lexington pa.
per: 49,. ....:., :... t .r p.
In all" said Mr.. Vaughan, speaking
years, Il have Travelled lO4 500 miles,
enough to have taken. me nearly four
and one half times around the world
!. have visited lis of our l2O counties,
attended the Worlds Convention. at
Washington, D. C., International Con
ventious at Toronto, Louisville, San
francisco and Chicago. | have taken
part in 800 county conventions, 9Sl
Institutes aud rallies, and have visited
and briefly addressed GAS Sunday
Schools. A conservative estimate
makes the number OF people publicly
addressed and privately interviewed
not less than 10000 How great the
privilege, and greater still has been the
responsibility" . .-...E
MIR. Vaughan then dwelt upon the
difficulties OF his work and continuing:
Eight years ago | made careful
study OF the entire mountain section of
the State and found five counties in
one block with a population of more
than $4,000, and only 500 in Sunday
School, In eighteen counties there
were l75 Sunday Schools, or one to
thirty eight square miles. The same
counties now have $50 schools or one
to nineteen square miles and the en-
rollment is four fold greater. The
Sunday School idea is growing and the
opposition is yielding to the pressure -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
Mlsslo.RY LNsTITUrE.

The AshlaiDislnct Missionary In
sttutc Of Methodist Episcopal
Church Soutwnl ho held AT Louisa,
Monday eveig. Tuesday morning, af-
tcrnoon and hning Nov 9Th and roth
An the p,brs in the Ashland dis
trict are cxIicd, and Reytc, N Coff
man. Chaihn 81 the Conference
Board OF Nslons. OF Clendenen, W.
VA, Mr. W. smith Conference Lay
Leader, Of rkcrsburg W Na.' Rev.
Taguc. of lc Ketnucky Conference,
and Mrs. II Bowman Conference
Secretary the Womnns Missionary
Society. ofiuntington, w, va will be
present
Rev. us W. Darlington Presiding
Elder OF he Ashland District VIII
have char OF the program.
Everybcy cordially invited TO attend
'ach of Il sessions,
u. NJ KEITH, Pastor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
MRS; MARY ELoISE HUG
SMITH MARRlEOI

Huntington. oct, 27 ~
Eluise Hughes Smith. widl,.
Glen Z. Smith. who went th
the Titanic. and Robert VIA
tcl, Philadelphia banker Is.
smith q. survivor Of the TIRE
married in New York Citylst
is, the ceremony being pm.
ia" Little Church Around fer.
News Of this romantic nSas
kept from the public unit Fht
when Mrs, Daniel tclepfom,
PHILADELPHIA mnkinp knnw!ret,
Rumors uf the eugagem, the
beautiful widow wbG h liter
- COngrcssmnlr and MR. A.
hughes. Of +Wcstmorelan, the
Philadelphia nnaHcfer I'D rlte
Tor many weeks, but the al
ways denied and the ptl not
the slightest inklIng OF. that
The wedding had alrcadyPhce,
The" tragic termination ,hTlef
OF "thc brId. icum:
stances Of her meeting wpah-
lei, which occurred vii TWO
were refugees aboard pathia,.
ind the unusual facts caused
heir wedding to. be kcr com
iine 90 make their sto OF the
~ M
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
Joe Burton KiII(
BY a POHEXpIOsion
Former Resident Of enCe County
Loses His | Ohio.

Joe Burton furud brpshy, tins
county, was. killed Dlast which uc-
Cured on Wedne OF last week
while he Was digi well near his
hUmc at LucusvHio He had put
Ia a powder charrd placed SLOW
fuse in position fshot The blast
did not occur at line MIR Burton
thought It should going back To-
The hnlc he was Ing to see what
was the matter D the discharge
took place lie wruck IN the fore
head, receiving us from which he.
died on the folio Saturday
The body. acclnicd by friends,
arrived here SuuUver the ~ y W
md was taken sruslW for inter
nort which wasdr on Monday
The. deceased 81 years old and
5 survived by low and I'VE chill
iren lie was } nf Thomas Bur
on
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
LOUISA BAPTIST CHURCH.

The pastor, the Rev. Olus Hamilton.
has returned after holding a successful
meeting at Grain, Ky. He filed his
pulpit at both services on Sunday last.
At the close Of the night service bus
mess meeting Of the church was held
at which it was unanimously voted to
continue Mr.. Hamilton as pastor, at an
increased salary, he having already
served twd years very acceptably. >
On next Sunday Mr.. Hamilton's
morning subject will be The Mission
of the CRirch' The evening subject
Will be Sin, IT'S Extent and Evil"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
MOUNTAIN CLINIC BIG SUCCESS.

Lexington, Ky. Oct 90, Dr VIII
liam $. StuclSy and party OF specialists
from here who went TO IiIndmant to
dedicate the new hospital there and
establish a free clinic, returned last
evening much gratihed at the success
OF the trip, More than 27b pupils and
persons from outside the settlement
school Were examined and received
medical attention, and hfteen opera
tons performed by each of the phy-
sicians present. Persons came from
miles around for examination by the
physicians. The clinic received cy
cry assistance and cooperation from
the physicians OF Knott county, who |
met the party upon their arrival
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
e2.5oo Horses Tor AINss.

Baltimore. Md OCT, "a j r Ryan,
.uf Montreal, a representative pf the
Canadian Bureau of Horse Breeding,
which has contract to furnish the
allied forces now lighting in Europe
G. 500 horses, amounting to more than
,$l2,G25. 900, was here today To make
arrangements FOR the shipment OF
NOR than 1000 horses from this port IN
the next few weeks The horses will
he shipped on seven vessels that have
already been chartered, and which Will
come very shortly here and wait for
their carEoes The horses Will be sent
here from the Middlc West The ships
VIII carry from $50 to $50 horses each
but their destination will not be made
public until the clearance papers have
been issued.
said Mr. Ryan; "rhe Canadian Blu
reau of Horse Breeding has an eNclu
sive contract in this country and Can
ada for furnishing horses to the allied
forces All available ships that can be
gotten hold of are being chartered for
II months, and viii be required To
make 1--WE round trips. The Bureau Of
Breeding viii receive on an average of
$3.50 a horse landed ON the other side,
'ifhe bMreau has tor some time been
furnishing horses for military purposes
TO the British Government. The East
trn, Southern and Middle Western sec
tons of the United States will furnish
more horses than the far West, be-
cause the horses in these sections are
broken aud ready for use as soon as
landed In Europe TeNas could fur
nish twice AS many horses II horses In
that state were saddle aud bride
broken.
"The bureau has taken systematic
steps to secure the horses which they
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
LaGkGy Property Bought
BY the Callahan SG!|pQ!
Attractive Grounds Just Below lCNl
Purchased for Methodist SChoGu.,.S
teri

The deal for the purchase fof the
Jas. ., Lackey property by the Gala
han Methodist School was closed this
week by the formal transfer of the
house and grounds to the Board of
Education of the Methodist Episcopal
Church The transfer does not in
Glade any OF the land west OF the c.
X O railway, neither does II embrance
the land east of the gully which is
between the residence and county
road near the [. s. engineer office.
The cash price paid for the property
by the Board of Education is $4,000.
II is said that Mr.. Lackey will va
cate in a short time and that the
school. which is now taught In the
Masonic Hail. will at once be moved
to the recent acquisition, where II will
be conducted as now by Mr., j. II, Me-
Clure. II is said that as soon as some
necessary changes are completed>sev.P
eral boarding pupils will be receiynp-
into the school. by
Mr. Lackey and family will occjr. II.
what is known as the Pierce pre-
"A near the home of Thomas
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
IMPROVE COAL LANDS.

Charleston, W Va Oct 2S.-The Big
Bend Coal Go. has let contract far
construction OF two and onehalf
miles Of railroad around the Hatfield
-urye near Matewan, Mcdowell coun-
ty Ryan 4 Company, OF Lexington,
KY, secured tine contract II is re-
ported that the Steel corporation IS
back Of the movement tC improve coal
properties in that vicinity under the
direction OF General Edward o'Toole,
# Gary
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
VIM. Marshall BHNitt
Cancels Louisa Date
Republican Candidate Had Conflict in
Appointments and Goes Elsewhere.

VIM, MARSHALL Bullitt, Republican
candidate for United states senator
has been rather extensively advertised
to speak at Louisa on Saturday OF this
week, but the appointment was can
celled on Thursday,
II seems that he was expected to
speak at another point on Saturday
and the speakers bureau called up To-
cal Republicans and told them Mr..
Bullitt could be used probably to more
advantage elsewhere and stated that
this would be done.
The NEWS has been requested 20
make n statement about the cancello-
tion OF this appointment
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
REPORT OF CGs IN
THDcAL OIL FIELD.

THc Wen bcip'llled on B + Dm
mbuds place ir iatesyillc has
reached dcpulibput 1900 feet but
cable broke Npesday and the tools
nave not yet l. recovered This de
yGlupmcnt is he ftrcl OH x Gas
Company
III companycrnting near Chcru
kcc FOR gas Is lllup it's second well
The first IN a Sr gas producer
A wei On tWest Virginia side pf
The river. twdlcs below Louisa, rs
almost down the Bcrra grit Tho
South Penn apauy IL drilling 1t
The last w,lrillti By the Busse>
vile cumpnnis making about two
and "a half bills per day,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
FIETEEN PERSONS i.
HURT IN Wreck
{. 60. Fast Train Pulls in Two and
PHllmanS Turn Over on
Emb2nkmeRt. =:

Ftfteen people were Injured two ut
them SO seriously that thcl may not
recover when g. 4 o train No L. f.
" v Limited running from New port
News and Washington TO Chicago. left
the trnck alta point "A quarter of y mile
east Of BarbourAville. W ya.. at GA
o'clock "Wednesday morning
The most seriously injured are
Joshua 6 Carter, prominent Hunting
ton business man who SUSTAINED "A
fractured skull and u r Thomas, of
Woodstock h L., a sailor in the e.. s..
Navy who was on the train In charge
ot a party Of four men. en- route 10 The
United States hospital. In Colorado. TO.
which they were being sent from the
naval hospital at Portsmouth for
treatment fOr tuberculosis In either
Of these cnsrs natal results would not
bc surprising None uf the others In
the list of Injured * likely. to die
Terrible MS 1t WIGS the accident WAS
remarkable IN that 1t did not cause
the death Of a score OF more pHssru-
grrs as three rulImans, each well
nlled with passengers, LETT the track
and turned over completely before
they landed at the bottom OF an 1871
feet cmbankment The day coach did |
not turn over but both trucks loft the ,
rails, while uu, the rear truck Of the
combination car was drrplled. the To-
connective remaining III position.
The train was running On schedule
time, OF therrahputT and was going "A, J.
rate 81 about 20 miles an hour hc-
cording to tho Judgment n cap.ucmtn
w A Frrurrl East nf Barhuursville
rounding about three degree curve
the cars Jumped the track without
warning The engine went over thr
track on which the accident occurred
without sign Of trouble The cause
OF the accident IL still undetermined
T. T Morris contractor and former
T. a q engineer Is one Of the Injured
Ne is not seriously hurt
Ar Carriers condition IL preca rioug
md It IL considered that he has no
better than an even chance in his hght
,gainst death lie was IN the smoking
Dom tt the Pullman GA which he was
ctUTuinE from trip from the east
where he had been buyiug goods. when
he blow fell lie had PIT On hts.
preparatory. doubtless. tu @
ctunE on AT Huntington. urd had g
illon on his head striking Ii against v
ome disk Ike object which drove lts IL
iay into his head. making Il hole ID
bout the size III - nickel aud leaving y
he bone pressing against the brain ~
lr, Carter b president ~ the corpora "
ou OF ! q carter n Company thc W
Wharf s Storage Com ="
any and has extensive banking ana &"
al estate interests tu the city he ne
as been prominent Ia politics and an an
/
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
GOOD sPEAE

w. u. O'Nenl. G, W. and II.
c. sullivan, Of this I'VE. been
and are doing cNrcllcuie IN THIS
couRty and .,Isrwher- : Demo
cratic ticket They "a speak
ers and are worth lislio- H..
All-thls y-r.k. tb.y lcen haN-
ing good crowds ana :, conclude
their lnb0rs until SatnlFht.
on SATURDAY crNo. castle viii
sneak az .Wcbl,y,Ilr , b. m, aud
at Cherokee at c u'clC ...
He sullivan sp, fatesyiIIe
Thursday aud viii sr'rurdAA AT
6 -. IN. gt Richardso .
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
WILL OBSERVE WEEK OF PRAY

The Woman's Missionary SoGn Eva
the NJ, H. Church South wi
the week of prayer and self Saturday
ginning November End. APPAN.
meeting will be held with.
Berry. Topic, Thy Kinga
Mrs h. NJ Keith leader. A ,opD
invitation is extended to all -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
HAD MARROW ESCAPE.

While attempting to board m ,is
freight train near the Johy,'
Wednesday evening Bogie Sag at
missed His footing and a ca
mashed couple of toes. HeS aoa
to Eloise, where he took No. Ne> ~
came home He had been worlNo
the new bridge and was going Y II
when the freight came along. HeNS
not be able TO work for several dth
pr Bussey dressed the foot.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
HAPPY HONEST

on Friday and saturday, November
and 7, Mr.. George Lear OF the nrm
OF Brant 4 Lear, importers and max
ers of Cloaks, Dresses and Furs VIII
be at Mr. Shannon's store, He will
bring with him the very latest style
developments, Come and see this col
lection OF Individual costumes by the
greatest Paris dressmakers
t2O y. II. SHANNON.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
ARRESTED FOR RoeBING
VAN LEAR STORE

on SATURDAY last man named Jam
Kelley was arrested In Catlcttsburg ana
taken 20 Van Lear. charged with hay
irg broken into the store OF the Con-
solidated coal Co AZ that place He
is said 70 have taken the cash regis
ter TO the top al hill and there broke
IL open and secured $500
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
PIKE PRISONER pARoLEp.

Among the many who We're paroled
by the Board of Prison Commissioners
last week was Tilt Halt from Pike.
county who had served four and one
half years for manslaughter
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
RRoeeck WITH A., c. q

A. q Bioheck, trainmaster ON the
Big sandy division Of the c. ~ O., has
resigned his position 20 become super
intendent Of the A., G. 4 l., newly
created position.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30

have contracted to deliver to the allied
forces. The entire United States. ard
Canada has. been mapped and the
country divided into sections" .
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-10-30
LIVE STOCK PRIZES.

The live stock Judges have turned
in the list Of winners at the Lawrence
County Fair and the checks are ''fady
for them Parties me 80 I'm
calling on. NJ. II. ConltvDOO