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ALL HATS ON SALE

At half price Nothing re- served. This is your chance to get the latest styles at your own price.
 MRS. WASHBURN. adv.
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GETTING READY
 FOR BUSINESS

H. 0. Roberts. the local rep resentative of the San Juan Fishing & Packing company Is about ready to begin halibut buying at this place. Scales are being installed in the ware house 0n the Northland Dock to weigh fish. and now about all that Is lacking is the arriy- aI Of the schooners with the fish on board.
 
 1 peach Of comedy at the Dream tonight adv
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happened to be in power.

lSs stcNeu to uc HI kNuMei.
 Oyster Bay, July 2A-When told today that Barnes was ga- ing to sue him for libel. Roose- welt laughed and said that Barnes would never dare to 90 to trial aS lie would be afraid uf the truth about him and his deals being told in court.
 New York, July 2l-2 p.m..- The libel suit of Barnes Xs. Roosevelt was filed this after noon. and asks for s50.000 damages.
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Piano Wanted to Rent Alp ply Miner office. If adv
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Added attractions at the Ben- eft tonight. adv.
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Go to the Baseball pencil. at the Dream tonight. adv.
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Hear Walker speak at inc Dream tonight. adv
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Mutual Girl Series Fifth
Reel, Tuesday July 2sth.
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The incident of the widest interest,
probably, IN the nth chapter OF the
Mutual Girl series, Is her meeting with
Mr. Andrew C.ncgle As Margaret
and her aunt are passing down ruth
avenue IN their car the. see Mr.. Car
ncsIc IN hi .drdcn, \ mutual friend
with them, ln'roduces the ladies to the
worlds greatest iron master They
drive on 10 n .Iaeckcl Sons fur
house, where they make an elaborate
selection of costly lurS. On the way
home Margaret sees John Storm, the
country boy. and before her aunt real.
IlcN what Is happening, she has stopped
the car and rushed into his arms. much
Ito the amuSe nent OF the public. Scan
dalizcd the aunt hurrics Margaret home
AMI ScnldS her. That afternoon riding
with her riding master IN the park when
the riding masters Stirrups loosen and
he Is obliged Ia dSmount To fix II, she
takes the opportunity 10 run awav Lost
IN the woods of Central Park Margar-
ct Is restored by Storm, who takes her
home Near the house, they are over
taken by the aunt and the count who
diSmi,, Storm with Scant ceremony and
hurry Marpcrct indoors She Il sent To
her room without any supper. Tor her
IWdlWarduc>, and thoroughly rchellluu,,
she packs her clothes and prepares Ia
RIM aNaN
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BRODHEA AID

\ lUO page catalogue of the Brod-
head tdIr Is now being finished and Is
the largest ever put ont 10y any tair IN
thi, county by 10 page. The catalogue
.ui the old HoCkyaStic county aS>ocla-
tlon IN lpl2 with \. VI Hiatt, Secretary
had ~ pages including the covers. thar
Icing the record breaker until the pres
vut one gotten out by John Robins,
present secretary ot the new fair The
catalogues will be- distributed next week
being delayed little nayuidably, The
premiums are better than ever before.
and one hundred and sixty rings, with
two specials received too late 10 he
classified. The new ground, are beau
IjiiUI surprising the expectation OF the
management The finest shade at any
tJ,r better hy far than the shade at the
old grounds, which made Brodhcad
idIr famous. Two of the finest wells
of pure water IA these parts. and the
most up To date ampitheatre south of
stanford The dates are August -. 10,
and II, Just three weeks from last Wed
nc'ddy Everybody will want 10 come
and everybody will he expected
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CRAB ORCHARD

| On Sunday last Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Sanders and Misses hate Middleton
ard Annie era, formed a pleasant par
". who motored to High Bridge and
were there joined by several OF Mr..
Sanders relatives from near Lancaster.
y most delightful day was spent view
ing the scenery OF this most romantic
| spot.
Mrs. Bogic and son OF Lexington, are
guests OF Mrs. Robert l.. Collier.
Miss Sandifer who has been visiting
Mrs. NJ. L. Fish and Mrs. viii Pettus
returned to her home IN Louisville on
| FRIDAY last. She made many friends
among the younger set while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe e. Rlneheart went
NJ to London, ON Monday. They will
visit their daughter, Miss Ida, who has
school at Middesboro, Mr. Rine-
hearts firm AT Lexington has furnish
ed hIm an automobile 10 travel in while
cdnNaSsing for oils.
| Miss Carrie Nicholson. OF Williams
burg, has been with Mrs. John Mcclure
| this week.
Mr.. Elder, OF Bee Lick, visited Mr..
Levy Elders family few days ago.
! Mrs Mollie Burgln who is visiting
relatives IN Shelbyvillc. writes she Is
having a splendid visit and is well.
| MIR ard Mrs Hanna who have been
boarding at the Fish Hotel have moved
Ia stanford to live.
Miss Ruth Anderson, of Cincinnati.
is with relatives here
Mr.. Robert Collier has bought a new
automobile, a Studebaker,
DEMOCRATS.-Don't forget to vote
for Beckham Saturday Aug lste (adW
Mrs Charles Singleton and family
are preparing 10 move to Charleston,
| ). G., where MIR Singleton has pur-
chased property, We will surely miss
this excellent family and hope this
statement is not true. ...
There are $50 guests at the Springs
here. We are told and they are enjoying
| the best season for many years. The
! Springs grounds have never been more
beautiful and Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
strive IN every way to make this a
home In every sense of the word To
| their guests The very best cooks to
be had are employed, and every good
| thing Ia be had comes to the table
ltcmptingly served II is and has al
ways been an ideal place Tor the old
and voting, and they are benetitted by
STAY at these springs.
MIS- Annie llaldeman, of Louisville.
will occupy the home of her sister. Mrs
Margaret James for the rest OF the
summer
Mrs lanes mas remodeled the entire
boise and added every convenience.
Mr. Gooch. the new postmaster has
! taken possession of the office here. lie
has served the country honorably a, de.
Iputy sheriff, aud has a splendid repu-
touon and will in the present position
/ crvditably We are sure. OF the rrtlr-
/ ing poStmasters. MIR and Mrs Hugh
Logan. We iocl justified IN saying no
one ever. filled the office more credit
| ahl'. were more accommodating or at
tended more strictly To business than
they The only fault 90 be- found was
l,bc, were not democratic, We certainly
congratulate both MIR and Mrs Logan
ro1n their excellent efforts 70 please
the public.
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HARRIS CREEK

Gardens and crops are looking better
since the RAIN.
Eugene Rice Is able To be out again
after a severe case OF typhoid fever.
Max Ashbacher from Danyile, spent
SATURDAY night with his parents here
Misses Sallc and Fannie GaddiS,
spent the day Sunday with Mrs. +. l.,
GrubbS at Junction City
Miss Allie Owens and Tom Ashback-
e. visited Misses Mamie and Gathering
Miller at Willow Grove Sunday
]. w Mcltlfresh is reported very low
He is not expected 10 live.
Little Fred Rice, son OF Jack Rice
has been on the sick list for some time
Misses Margaret Lee Grubbs. Ruth
ami Nancy Fox spout the day Saturday
with Miss Julia Gaddis.
George and Tommlc Thornton attend
ed the camp meeting a, Shelby City on
SATURDAY night
RAYMOND Walker and Albert Martin
were pleasant caller, at this place ON
SUNDAY afternoon
Elyv RouScy. of Mt Freeman, /, visit
ing his aunt Mr,. lack Rice
Ioh1 Walker spent Saturday night
with GCorgc 'adiiS
Mrs VIM MCGOWAN was calling on
her sister, Mrs Mike Boducr tn, Sday
afternoon
Mrs lack Rice spent tho day with
Mrs. John Rice Wcdno >day
Mr., Chris DrirSltr was IN Dauvill,
TUESDAY consulting phv,,clan Sh,
ha- been ON the sick list for several
! DAYS
ni,, Hottie Rice visited Mss Allie
Owens saturday might and sunday
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Eastern Stars Confer Degrees

On July 18th, twenty members OF
Lincoln Chapter No l95. q. T.. y. OF
Huston> lie, attended the regular meet J.
tine oi Glen Lily Chapter |. ID. OF
Middlcburg After other business OF
the chapter had been disposed OF, the
work OF comforting the degrees was
turned over To tn, degree team of
Lincoln Chapter No lY5 which con
fcrrcd the degrees of the order IN a
beautiful and impressive manner upon
three candidate, tn, Chapter was then
closed ~ form aitcr which all march
ed Ia the beautiful old NJ. y y. grounds
where banquet was spread IN the
chapel The true iraternal spirit was
predominant, and everyone enjoyed the
occasion, and went away feeling that
u was good to be member OF the Or
der OF Eastern Star, Glen Lily Chap
ter L. d., was instituted by W NJ.
Pauline { Stephenson on May 9th
under authority of Grand Patron. Geo.
M. Clark and with the assistance OF
officers oi Lincoln Chapter.
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YOUNG MecARrY IN EuaopE
Naval Academy Midshipmau Writes
Back Homeof the sights" ~.

Friends and relatives here have re-
ceived letters and postcards from Mid.
shipman VIII l.. McCarty. Jr, who Is
now IN European waters on the L. s.
l,attlcslnp Missouri Midshiprfan Nc
Carty IS now in his second year atcthe
Cnitcd states naval academy at .tnua-
polls and all az his old home VIII be
glad 70 know that he IS doing spieffdid-
W The nliddies, are on a practice
cruise in Europe First advices came
iron bun, from Spain, where the tnid-
slipntn saw g. Spanish. bullfight at
/ Algeciras, Spain, From there they
went to Italy, then to England. From
Italy. young McCarty wrote his uncle
former Sheriff W, L. MeCartJ an inter-
esting lettcr, IN part sfollows
|. ) ). Missouri, Naples; Italy.
June 2Nh, 1914
After a two weeks voyage across
he Atlantic, a short stay in Tangier.
Nirica, and Gibraltar, and Algcicras.
ISpain. followed by a four days trip
over the Mediterranean. we have at
last landed IN "Sunny Italy" Our port
rs NfpIcs- l-forp. THIS city We are able
los visit the famous soleapo Mt We,
| 'uviuS, the cities of ~ Pornpeii
icrculane2;n, aud thu Nj ofsCapri.
|, TINS country Is .ycAl MN. has more
lhf-tor1cals cunnections' jllau any other
nation OF the wor,d You will renem-
Der how Rome. in an age when. civili-
zation was based on e standard as high
| II not higher than our own. held the
lfeSpce- and admiration OF the entire
! world, how the Roman soldiers came to
! be feared byall hi, contemporaries, how
the statesmen sculptures. artists and
the statesmen, sculptors. artists and
the men Of letter greatly .rStelled
Those OF other countries These men
rose to the pinnacle Of lame, they were
the champions in almost every branch
tempted by the luVyies that naturally
existed there. rather here. were doom
cd 90 rclel their lives to dar1nation.
of culture. But these same people
.Romc-the city of the seven hills-fell
| 1t does not seem. reasonable that a
country with such people as this one
had could ever fall SO low az this one
/ did
Yesterday we visited Pompeii. one of
! the famous cities Of old. ard saw the
ruins caused by the eruption Of the vol
caro- Mt Sanma in the wear 70 before
/ Christ 1t Is wonderful TO note the
progress OF these people oi two thou-
sand years ago. In the National Mus
cum IN Naples We saw the excavations
of these ruins. Everything here has
been most interesting and instructive.
! From here Nc will GO 70 Gravcsend.
itScaport Of LondQn) We will he there
! fourteen DAYS. then we 90 to Hampton
Ro1,ls for two weeks target practice
Aftor which we shall start for homie
about Sept lst 81
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Auto Turns Over WITH Young Men

Five young men, all residents OF Dan
vile, had a narrow escape from death
at an early hour Nedl. esday morning
when an automobile III wnicn they were
riding ran of ten-too, emDdukment
and turned turtle tire miles south OF
DanVlle. ON the Danville and Huston
vile pike One Arthur Lauder, was
seriously hurt and the others were
painfully GU; acd bruised Lauder is
IN the hospital with a broken jaw bone.
crushed and bruised limb and suffered
FROM loss Of blood. Howard May, har-
old tlutchings and Victor Ruble were
cut and bruised about the head and
arms. Rowland Lane escaped without
injury. The machine, belonging to
Ruble, was a total wreck
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HUSTONVILLE

The roller mills here were entered
/ hy burglars MONDAY night after tools
had hecu stolen from black smith
shop The safe wa> beaten open with
a heavy slCdgc hammer which was ait
Ierward, found a short distance cast ot
the mill hidden m some weed, Scv-
eral checks were taken and two Of
them were found hidden under 4
bridge Lars hloodhoundS were taxi
en- a. the mill and a trail was casilv
picked up and the dogs went down 10
the railroad toward Mckinney and
thence ont m he countr, short wav
tu Il thrc,hcr camp where they lost
~, trail Some of the outfit wanted To
raise Cam about the dog, coming.
Joe Cam. west of mere had y fine
m,lk ,,w tn give b,r,h last week to a
Ip1ir of hc,icr calyc, Both had white
face ui the best strain lu, o., having
I'm, luck TIM, year all around
Parker NNopc lett last SUNDAY for
no, pIdc, of business at Nashville, ait
a. q pleasant visit tu hi, mother and
other relative, here.
Squire aud Mrs J. h. Helm are re-
CcNlug CONGRATULATIONS from their
many friend, upon the birth of pref
- baby daughter All are doing welt
Mrs {. K McCormack and son, Car
ROLL are spending the week with Mrs
1, T. H. Woods at Stanford
Mrs katherine Spaldinc and dauph-
lives, Tor visit
Logan Hubble and wife. OF Stanford,
were mp SUNDAY at T McCormaok's.
LESS CombeSt OF Phil, Casey county.
sold Ia B. W Leigh. OF iuStonyillc, Il
nv, -yctr-old bay geldng for SloS
DIR. George Wash. ot Gibson, III was
At tie bedside ut his hali-brothcr. Wat
lace Steele last week Mr. Steele i, m
a very serious condition.
Misses Hattie and Matte Lips are
here with their sister, Mr., W. ID. Nave
and other relatives.
Thomas and Jack NcNhcu are here
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. !.
NrWhcru.
", ". Bowman and daughter Mrs.
Warner and her daughter, Miss hate,
were visitors at Judge Myers last
week
Miss Mary Chestnut and brother,
1 Tom, of Marksbury, were the guests OF
iroi. Robinson a few days ago.
Mrs VIM. Mckinney has been Ill
Tor several days with rheumatism and
is in a critical condition AZ present
Mr.. ID. K. Dollins, OF Waco, Tex,
has been here for a few days the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. !. Z. Goodc. Tie /, a
son-in-law OF the latter He has not
been here Tor about seventeen years.
Mrs J. T. Good, ID X. DollluS and
ID W Dunn went 10 Covinpton ON the
excursion last Sunday.
Miss Cora Mae Good went Ia Louis
VII" Wednesday on a visit To her Sis
ter, Tor short time
Sir. O. X. Dollins LETT Tor his home
| "Wednesday evening By the way of
Louisville He ordered the |. j. sent To
his home.
Mrs. G. K, Mccormack will have
public sale of her household goods
Saturday evening Everybody come.
The ahulmcnt of the new bridge
ha, been completed and is nov ready
| Tor the bridge work As soon as lit
! tie more filling is done
The new concrete walk 10 the grad
ed school /, o dandy and will be a
great Improvement ~hcn completed.
lohn r. Rifle i, the contractor and is
doing an extra good job.
| Miss Margaret smith. of l"lliro
Tenn, is visiting Mrs ) \ Nalker
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CHARLEY LUrEs' BARBECUE
Former Lineolnite Spreads it on at His
New Home in North Carolina

Charley Lutes, formerly OF Lincoln,
who is doing big things IN the farming
Ind horse and mule business, down ~
North' Carolina, gave a big barbecue
the other day The Goldsboro Argus
lSaid of.the affair
Yesterday afternoon, at the wide-
Spreading, beautiful, fertile and highly
cultivated farm OF the kefitucky Horse
and Niue COMPANY, on the "SouthSide"
Ioi Neuse river, Mr.. Chas l,urs. OF
tn, cay, president and manager OF the
company. enlertained his friends WITH an
.ld fsshioncd ba ibccuc. stch as they
used to .havc ON clustering" days brfote
the war in this section OF North Caro-
Ina, land the d -tnctive merit-the
yoraciuusly appetizIng aroma and relish
OF which have been seduOusly preserved
into tins may, and that still make Wayne
tuuljy batJt cues Superior IN character
lsuc OF appetite whctting to any in the
world. Mr. Lutes, In the. name of his
SGrspaii,, had sent Out about live, mum
/ drsd invitations, extending as far south
! rs Wilmington, and to Wilson, Rocky
Mount, Snow Hill. Washington, Green
vile, .klnSJorf, LaGrangc, and other
points, and so responsive were his
I friends TO his proffered hospitality tina,
Iully iosr hindrcdr were gathered in
the farm house grove yesterday after
noon, there bying by .acual' count SIX
~ i've automobiles assembled on the
! scene and other vehicles galore, and
When the "cus" was' ready there was
not a laggard gueh in the great as.
| *mblage, nor was there hungry one
to be found when the isastAsis 4ln, shed
The noted negro barbecue chef
| George kpruegay with crops OF
helpers, was IN change Of hS pits Vhere
the pigs we're spi,ted and every lea
ture VI the delightful OCCASION was 50
admirably administered by MIR Lutcs
and his assistant, that there was ltot
a hitch in the whole round OF fcstiyity,
! ami while the great thrpng OF guests
| presented tbs appearance of an army,
| and every one of them maryeled at the
scene and wondered II. the "provendcr"
woJld prove sufficient their perturha-
| ton was ,hort-l,ed and their satisiac-
tiOn complete. FOR not a guest was over
| looked nor delayed. and each one had
feast fit for a king Mrs Lutes. too,
| and large number OF her lady friends,
were especial gucStS OF the occasion
and they enjoyed every moment of their
experience. The management oi the
| Kentucky Horse and Mule Company
appreciate their friends and from town
and country alike were their guests
gathered al yesterday, big barbecue
and the universal verdict was that it
was the greatest popular festive gath
erine Wayne county haze ever witness
eli. NJ LuatCs was voted a prince of
entertainers, and he was variously nom
mated yesterday Tor office from Gov
crnur down to Senator. but he graceful
~ declined to consider any OF these
prciIrmcnts insisting that he did not
want am office whi-h might conflict
with his giving his friend, another BIG
barbecue next year. 1t seemed as II
everybody was there, consequently cl
crvbody knows what a really delightful
occasion it was.
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RLEcrioN OFFICERS NAMED
County 'comruissien, Picks Men To
"a Hold Prinafy In Lincoln Aug. 1

The County Board Of Election Com
missIoners composed of sheriff On
Ncafhcrford, chairman, and DIR. X. l..
Dawson and j II. Woods, met We'd
,~esdas evening and selected. the FOL
ltwiRs olIoeo tosConduct the primary
election which will be heIi in Lincoln
|cninbs on SATURDAY, Augtist LIST, 1914
'at which time The three parties will
|nominatc candidates Tor United States
Senator and Congress. The election
Ivitfccrs arc compelled By law TO serve
and are subject TO heavy pcnaty Tor
refusing. They are as follows By pre-
|cincts. the two democratic, Officers be-
ing named first aud the srcpublicans
last 80 hy..e. lt. ~
Stanford No. I (courthduse)AJ "A.
Harris. Judge, w H. Wcaren. Clerk.
n Il Florence, Judge, Alden Rigney,
sheriff -. ..trt I.
Stanford No 2. lMacksvine)ER. c.
llocktr. Iudge T. n. Rice Clerk, Il. y.
Dawson, yadge; John Ellis Sheriff
Sisniyii No 5ltEngine houseJ--W
&. sharks, fudge. T., ID. Kennedy,
Clerk, a. y. Florence Judge I'd Hub
bafd Sheriff ~.
Stanford No. 4. (Rowland)-John
IcpplcS. Judge, lilburn touch Sheriff.
VIM. Cordier Clerk, Mack Royalty,
Judge
CraL Orchard No. lLPer Parrish
Judge, n. " Brmaugh Sheriff, Cal
Nevis Ridge. Ik H. Lcgan Clerk
Crab orchardxNo. p g. Carpenter,
ira Clerk. zoe 'Ncmland Judge; W. J.
fdmiSton Simon Petrey Sheriff
WayneSburg i:No. l,--Bruce Fagaly
.Clerk Grdh lona Judge, VIM Mccoy
Judge, John X Williams Sheriff.
N9ynesburg No. ?, (Kmg's Noun
.ain) rnud tlaggard Judge. Boone
tlua Sheriff John A. Singleton Clerk.
lanes Dive Judge u
WSsnesburg No 3 (Hirhland)-
Dave Burton Judge: VIM. Butts Sher-
III T G, Baush Clark NJ s, Basin.
Judge. ....
liustonyIle No. w. NJ. Myers
Judge; June Reid Clerk. T. ]. Bell
Judge. VIM RiRney Sheriff
liuStonville No 2.v-Walter McKin-
ncJ Sheriff, Gene Dunn Judge. James
Gruhbs, Judge; g. NJ. Playhouse
clerk
HuSon.illc. No (1urnersyillc)-
Dave Kennedy Judge S. NJ Helm. clerk
Sherman Coy Judge, Lee Manning
Sheriff.
Hastonville No. !. (McKinney)-R.
: Scudder Judge, Narney Tanner Clerk
E. O. Gooeh Judge. hmcs Yocum
Judge.
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News of the Churches

Scrylccs al ihe BapIlst church Sum
day july 20. Sunday school at 80,
Preaching at II ~ NJ, and s +. NJ.
Morning subject The Christians Ac-
cls, To the Father"
Quarterly meeting will be held at
Heron church Saturday and SUNDAY.
Presiding Elder, Rev. w +. Arnold,
will conduct service, and all are Inyit-
Gel
NJ ;hc Presbyterian church Sunday
July 20 Sunday school at 9:S0, morn
Lg worship al II o'clock, Doing the
Mean, of knowing Young peoples
meeting at I O'Clock.
On account OF the meeting at Goshen
.hcr, will be 40 preaching service at
the Christian church Sunday morning
y. NJ. Walker.
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A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cure, kidney and
bladder troubles, di,SohcS gravel
cures diabetes. weak and lame backs,
rheumatism, and an irregularities OF
the kidney, aud bladder m both men
and women Regulate, bladder troubles
in children II not sold hy your drug
pi,t will be sent by mail on receipt of
leo one small bottle i, two months
Treatment. and seldom fails 10 perfect "a
cure send for testimonials from tA,
aud other state, DR. E. y H'N -
Olive Street. - Louis. No Sold hy
druggists lII.
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Change in Rural Route Service

4. \ dispatch from Washington To the
cts papers THURSDAY said Rcpre>cn-
iatNe Helm to-day secured an extensive
rcaumrcncn, ~ the rural mail SER
Sicc e Lincoln. county. Hy Nayncsburg
iutai Route NJ. is reversed. as Is
STAFFORD No. 3 Carriers on these
routes will meet at Mount Moriah A.
1850 A NJ and exchange pouches
This will give dali mail service 20 On
tenheIm, large German settlement
Nayncsburg. busy town On the Gin
lati southern, also will get county
seat mail day earlier Thru Waynes-
hurgs four rural routes the entire
southern half OF the county will get the
county seal mail a. day earlier.
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Master Commissioner,s Sales

Master COMMISSIONER Z d. Penning-
tou sold several pieces of property at
Commissioner SALE. last week. In the
case OF Cover vs. Cover, Mrs. Maggie
Cover bought a lot and storeroom in
Grab Orchard for S905 In the case OF
Estes IS Estes, Mrs. ]. {. Goodwin
bouoi, 20 acres OF land with no i'm
prcveipcnts thereon. part OF the Mill
Estes farm. for $500 in the case OF Cor
dier " EadS, VIII Cordier bought 48
II acres OF land south of Stanf6rd for
the debt and judgment, in the. case OF
Rumley vs. Gutman. W. L. .McCarty
bought a thrcshiug engine and accesso-
rieS III the case of Holiday VS. Sipple.
!. ~ Cash bought 20 acres OF the Sip
pie farm ON Green river for $40 9th
cr cases advertised were adiudged and
no sales were held
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Bfs Mercer County Farm Sales !,

col y I. Moore, q Harrodsburg
Sold last week Tor Mrs. Wallace Bart
lett, OF Lawrcnccburg. her fine 900
iacre farm IN Mercer county, Tor SIS
.ouOO, cash or equivalent W H. Car
son, OF Dan'ilio, was the purchaser.
lluslis a lutte over $50 per acre and
IS one OF the biggest real estate tran
>actiOns. that has occurred in Mercer
county iOr long time The land,
@hth IL rich and well improved, has
p,erf rented TO Bonita Bros, for sever
al years.
J. T. Ransdcll sold ms $ acre farm
On the CorniShville pike Co C. NJ Scott
lut Anderson county for $500.