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STRROGATES, NOTICES.

SURROGATES' NOTICES.
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Hon. John p. Cohalan. a Surrogate OF
:Ae County Of New YORK. notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against
Henry c. Tinker. late Of the County OF
New York, deceased, TO present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscrl bers
at their place OF transacting business, At
the Office OF Choate, LaroCQue X Mitchell.
their attorneys, no. 40 Wall Street in tho
CITY OF New York. on or before the goth
Gay OF September next
EDWARD /. TINKER.
ANNIE h. TINKER
LOUISE l. TINKER.
CHOATE. LAROCQUE & MITCHELL
Attorneys for Executors.
40 Wall Street. Manhattan.
New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orah.e John r. Cohalan. a Surrogate Of
the County OF New York. NOTICE is here
by given 70 all persons having claims
against Samuel II. Nissan. late OF tho
County Of New York deceased. 70 present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscr bers. al their place OF transacting
Ter & Rice. No. 50 wall Street In The
city OF New York. on or before the FIRST
day Of December next
Dated. New York the sixth day OF May.
1915
LOUISE VANDERBILT KERR
SARAH J. NISSAN
WILLIAM ADAMS NISSAN.
wHITRIDGE. BUTLER & RICE. Attor-
news for Executors. 90 Wall Street.
New York city
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING oo.-Ilsss I
compressed air. steam. hand o q ss -
Broadway. AL East isth e. COZ bAA''A
Tel l32-fSth. ------
MULTIGRAPH TYPEwRlrTEN LEIILA
300. $3.50. ! 900. Sis. lQ9A -
q. r. WETHLRF0RD. al,
100 BY Equitable B.dg). Room l3L .I,s.s -
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING B0AAA
Oldest largest Most Moter- ..r-.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM ~ S..-,s
Prices Reasonable. sl1 ~, ~ i, ~ 4
Tel 4592-4693 Bryant ts'-fS' va
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Big Space for Contractors.

Horace E.y q Co. lH conjunction with Pcass A
Gilman. rented fHr 'he Roger, Peet Company m.
entire tenth floor and the 42i end 81 The seventh
floor FOR LONG term OF yesrs 20 H0ggsou Brothers
building contractor. and dcs gncrs The lssseas hay,
bee. located 90 East 44rh 81. for seventeen years
and ais. ,..Ipy quarter, 900 Tie Hartman National
Baua Building and adjoining property
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FIRE RECORD.

I5-N4- southern Boulevard public market: $500
600 vs. IGs'h ST.. Donovan 4 Smith. slight
3 tb-i0s " 4F.h e.. P.Hro. ST.
a5-la6 IS ll5th a. e Sflngler sight
9.T-l5U-I1- p lQ5ih So : Grov0sky trfing
l0ss-l7S5 Fulton az II. Habenisou. slight
T. NJ
j. -y-ltsfh ST. and Amsterdam N.. auto. HigEin,
SETTER. inning
550-losd So and Manhattan Az. AUTOMOBILE.
uNurd hy Thompson he'll Co. triiing
$50 Greenwich 81. Mrs Kuhn. iuhiag
z 0J--09 T. 18Th s.. G. Has. irining
go Rutgers o.. ". Cooper. tnhius
20 4j-l-a " 4ith 3d.. L4lgt0u tnhing
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srRROGATEs NOTICES.

SURROGATES notice.
RIKTE MAMMA l. -lN PURSE AACL. w. W -
orier Of Honorable John 2. Cohtia : =. -
Of he County o. New lork. noiio, : 49,
10 all persons haulg Gains ..l- ~ ,i,,sss-
Baker. late o; The County 2, Ns- ,,S.,.i : y
10 prescott the sane with ulches ~. -.,,.s
subscriber,. AZ their place Of u4Sicills -,
Inc once Of Crane & LocsWood. ~ - - A..
No IS Wall Street o. ne ily q - 80 ~
ough Of Manhattan. o. % ueios "
Is ted. New YORK The seventh, sssITvTg .
iais MARSHALL G. LEff5seess3x
''''' THOMAS c RlCHANay,,,SosSes
CRANE 4 LOCKWOOD. Auornsg ioi EE 70 IA
Wall Street. Borough O. M1lAhA'~
Ny .-=-.,,,- ~ nos.
N PT-RST7ATCE OF An ORDER " ~
orabic J0hn p. Cohsian, q s ~, 4. s,,,-
the County Of New YORK. MI. ei.rs
by given 70 all persons h~,,.s II ~
against Delos O. W!chnaIn' - sfsel.
C0untv OF New York. deceased x -
o1'.ey ,',,b vouchers thereof % ll' -.
srriber al her place % transAFs.-.,.i,,s,f
n.ss the ONCE II Root CiaTh D-'- ~
Ho,yrsrd No 81 Nassau sus,,- YEA
Borough OF Manhattan. city ., S.,sssg
on or before the I'm de;.,cKpsN
1915. MAXI 70 gsselrt
Dated. New York. the 9Th DAY q :,
i'i Root. CLARK. BUcxNE;!s, ..s,,i s0ia
GED Atrorneys Tor bxeee'
Nassau street New lc-E -, -
~ p7-osTAycE OF an oR9E.s. y
IIonCrshIe John 2. C0h1lan' -, ,s-f
OF the county Of New YORK. no'is. Ia,
nv given 90 all persons ~ CO..
sS,i5sf norman Pierce, ate Of 49, ~
~ New York deceased. =, y tss 81,
same with vouchers tneIeoy.. ..rtlng b,
scriber, at his place or -. h Ttt
ness. 40. ISL Fourth ANeA1Tt p, 90 a.
OF New York. on " Deioi'
Nq Ds5oS' New aSA5 York. til. .,'A DAY Of "
1915. spRAour 5 Rocs .E7-..is,r..
N PURSUANCE or AZ o2D s55,,s ~. Z.
mi. John p Cofa.s1. ts,,sg o.
County Of Nes YORK no.i.s H.. Asao. 80
a. 80 isss n he County = NsAss -
s s & o tt; 'd9;sr RI. s,.st e. B5''5si
business 20 ~ " Nsa YORK On
ifb t,y g September neat q utr1A -
'D.teI NcW YORK. the tth dai,,pASY ~
UNITED STATES TRUST tVA' 30
srr 92EA 4 snEARrR AnorSS. ~ f Z,
siL AZ Van street Manhattan. Nss pfsS
RERRY. MARCELLJS ,Es.o,.6ls ~,
enrc Of an order 81 honYs@ Cossp
rohsla, Surrogate OF ,i,s5
So Work.. notice Is hei'ey Nnc
n.fsons having claims ~ Nea -.
i Berry. late 81 the So".",5ns win -
deceased. TO present the ~, a IL ~
crs thereof 60 the suosS>l - IS val -
OF transactlng ees bushes work. o. %
IN 10 t I'm d isy OK ostoeer seNI, gh ~
"nst.d New York. me u
March. 1915. ..--,s TRuSr CvN
OF NEW YORK; SSlS,iHLiissuRS. s,.s
CARTER. LEDYARp = Ma I. Val ~
Attorneys for Executor Ssw Yes
borough OF Manhattan
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CoUVTY CoURT-Plan, J-MoTI0Ns.

SURROGATE'S COURT-SAWYER =
A. White Plains.
WILLS FOR PROBATE
Michele LIUl, NHrs y = C1r'er
Msr 3 hl.uau Alice n RtarIlI
William u Ford
ESTATE
Laura Weight
ADMINISTRATORS ACCOUNTING.
Ebert E.rHlta
CONFIRMATION or REFEREE's REPORT
GCrl Maifs.-
COMPULSORY ACCOUNTING.
T0u'sic NrGulur
ADMINISTRATION
Eleanor Schneider
To RELEASE SURETY.
Erwin l. Klein
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Male

ENGINEER -Licersod. experience sar = ~.
tr.c,y. Ssc1r. 20 sr.lg g.
OFFICE ASSISTANT expert also Sa'enil. jr-i
man wishes WORK f0g rGs ,ec1ul All tm Fsa
In July. II. r. Box a. Tribune O1ie
WANTED hy an executive a. uael. Fgll
,memUcr American Society Mechtn.o GEO
who has bad broad experience With Eotfr zts.
featuring methods. cost mdaggauclt sisg az
executive duties. experienced % ne u.tIf q
handling ~ large contracts references A. % e-glisf-
ing manufacturing and business tbily At-1a
J.. B. e. Box Be- Tribune ono.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Washington June IA shallow b1romotrr do
urr..,ol is rr.'raI tonight ~ the south Florida
coast Thu, FAR IL ha, produced ho,y rains. bGt
uo severe winds, Tic Western depression s'lIl Is NJ
Wide oE'ont and rarher indefinite formation. 'he
chief centre being over southern Kansas and ok,a
homa
Do he Solomon and Republican River valleys -
Kansas t1ucutal ralus FELL Cha, afternoon. Lighter
rain. have fallen 80 Iowa. Western Missouri AMI
Southeastern ksnsas ami warnings u floods have
been issued for tlr Kansas River.
Tr. temperature distribution - quite irregular
In limited arca- high temperatures prevail bug. oH-
ug '1 thc general shower conditions. they are close
% 'hs s,asaHa, a,rsase r' sreat majority u dis
,u.ts
Tie Florida depression viii move very slowly
rHfaHari and cause continuation " rains 90 the
south AuauH" states Rains are also Indicated
i"i 'H' Mississippi and lU'tr u~' valleys AMI
. lr.u.1' fae PLAN, states Temperature changes
".l H, l.'Uprr'anl
Winds nr FRIDAY and saturday. Nor'h Atlantic.
light .uI'u. south AIt.tc. u,..s moderate south
,4.' ,,,g, .FIarIa coast where fresh 20 strong
,uI'..4-. .n ..sf Mild. az aI Gated. cast Gun.
crate u. r...al 1i H. .aii'1 florida 1s,i. gery
slow u.g...tarI movement I.ucafc5. heavy rams
.....ls.,, 70 c,.,' ,ncies,.a. i51sr iaSc, u.ht
LHru tu northeast. he.om us ir,su saturday.
Forecast for Special Loeailll,,-EStsrn New
York partly cloudy and warmer TO-DAY; unsettled
;o.morro@. probably showers.
Ncv England partly cloudy to-day and 20 NOR
Maryland and The Dlsrr- ~ Columbia patty
CLOUDY 90! continued "au to-day, Lu-ltlcd to-
mu...s.
Local omcaI Record.-TH, following o-lcal record
from 'ae Weather Bureau shows the changes in Tie
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KINGS COUNTY.

Kcerey Zumhuehl- BENJAMIN , Gsrfi1g
McCzutly/IsuI q cases w. Francis : MrAvoy.
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Humidity.

Highest temperature yesterday. IS lat p M:
lowest. ~ iat l. so M. average 10. average
'0g s0r-HsT nHIIus date last year -. average Tor
corresponding Iate last thirty three years. 90.
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a. m......9. l9. m......e2 So. m.....S7
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Forecast for Special LoeaItI,s-E1tsrn New
York partly cloudy and warmer TO-DAY; unsettled
10 morrow. probably showers.

Local OreIal Record Tho following orlcla! record
from .ae Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature for re last twenty four hours iu COM
parsan with tie corresponding date Of last year.
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I-s.'r. mum fr f'a.Aeo '. regular 'd.'' ''''.
SURROGATE'S COURT-KETCHAM. $.
Court uy..s a. Do q U. 81 the Hau % Records
second 'o1-.
80 uat t....ar.
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DANCING ACADEMIEs
WORK WANTED.

Dancing Carnival Grand Central Paas Ia h
Use 10th entrance. open from u a n .Ed-gfi
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SCHOOL AGENCIES,

American and Foreign teachers Agstsy.-
Supplies Professors Teachers f.i.s
Gov ernesses. etc. 10 Colleges Schoes AZ
Families Apply 10 Mrs II. J. yOIAg.
FULTON % Union Square
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SUPREME COURT

Appellate Division, 20 Department. lE>kS. 7. }.
THOMAS tAIIl MILLS t.'H 80
ENUMERATED CALENNAN-lH M
Ursls.. Gal- q.
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REFEREES MISUNDERSTANDING COURT.

Trial Ttrm-SCHlIZ S
No day calendar.
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s---,s Tsrn-Pat l-SHEARN. J.
Nf.~r1< CALENuAE-At 10 30 a m
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Special Tsrm-GlBRS
Motions and e. rarc matters
Tlrfir I u r. same same
{ 90 Saw "a BurLoE ~sur.~awc
Same Sane NcuuuIger 'Hi-dersteiu
same same
Trial Tsrm-GIBBS. j.
No DAY calendar
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KRIS! Par M NELLY Part ~
tAHHUT~ON d. Part SCJDuER j.. fN'
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STATE.
C0UFT or APPEALS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-15
Girls! DRAW A MOIST
Cloth THROUGH HAIR,
Double IT'S BEAUTY
TRY THIS! HAIR GETS THICK
GLOSSY, WAVY AND BEAU
TlFUI AT ONCE.

Immediate? Yes! Certain?-that's
the joy OF it. Your hair becomes light,
wavy, fuzzy. abundant and appears as
soft lustrous and beautiful as a young
girls after a Danderine hair cleanse
Just try moisten a cloth with u
little Danderine and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand at time. This will cleanse the
hair OF dust, dirt or excessive oil, and
in just few moments you have doub-
led the beauty of your hair. A delight
full surprise awaits those whose hair
has been neglected or is scraggy, faded
dry, brittle or thin. Besides identifying
the hair. Danderine dissoves every
particle of dandruff; cleanses, purities
and invigorates the scalp, forever
stopping itching and falling hair, but
what will please YOU most will be after
few weeks use, when YOU see new
hair-fine and downy at first-yes--
but really new hair growing all over
the scalp. If you care for pretty soft
hair, and lots of it surely get Il 25-cent
bottle of Knowltons Danderine from
any drug store or toilet counter and
! lust try IL.
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day evening.
Or. Ii G. Nickel passed up our creek
Friday.
Miss CANINE +. Hays was on our
creek one day last week.
Mrs Mullie Thompson entertained
for supper Wednesday evening Misses
HOWE +, Pinkerton, Thelma w. Webb
and Mrs Henry Justice.
Earl and Silas Carter attended
church at Bellstrace Thursday night
Jas Green has returned home from
Cincinnati, 0.
will soon leave for Columbus. o.. td
visit relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. LATE Webb and little
son spent sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Thompson.
| Miss HOWE l.. Pinkerton spent Mon
day night with her cousin, Ola Bail
| ey.
Leonard Lang, Oba Griffith. Walter
| Woods, JAS Pennington and Miss Alb
bic G. Pennington Of Webbville at
tended literary at this lpace Wednes
day night,
Miss Thelma webb was the CUES
Of Ola Bailey recently.
Mrs. Came Carter and little daugh
ter Blanch are visiting relatives oil
Twin Branch this week,
John Bailey and Eearl Carter wer
business callers at Jattie recently,
Or G. f. Stewart and Billie Bale,
attended the speaking at Cats For
Friday night,
Our school gave spelling matcl
and definite last Friday evening whicl
was very interesting to the pupils.
Misses Thelma Webb and Ola Bail
ey spent Friday night with Howl
Pinkerton.
Dock Webb was the guest of Mis-
Nolda Stewart recently,
4 THREE BOYS.
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mother! Give Child
SYRUP OF FIGS" IF
TONGUE is coated
IF CROSS, FEvERlsH, SICK, Bill
ious, CLEAN LITTLE llVeH
AND BOWELS.

Children love this fruit laxative,
and nothing else cleanses the tehuer
stomaeh. liver and bowels 40 nicely
child simply will not stop playlhR
90 cmpty the bowels, and the result u.s.
they become tightly clogged with waste
liver gets sluggish, stomach sonrs'
then your little one becomes cross
half- aick. feverish. don't eat, sleep or
act naturally, breath IL bad system
full Of cold. has sore throat, stomach
,cha or diarrhoea listen, Mother see
a. ,nnrue is coated, then give tea :
: snoonful of california syrup of Figs
ana in a few hours all the constpateu
waste. sour bile and undigesteu 1000
passes out Of the system, ana you nave
n well, playful child again
Millions of mothers give "Calilofilo
syrnp Of Figs" because u ~ perieetlS
harmless. children love IT, ana y meN'
or fails to act on the stomach hVei
Ask your druggist for Decent pot
tlc ~ nCaliforna syrup of rugs wnloi
has fun directions for babies cniiurel
- oll ages and for grown-ups plainly
nrinted on the bottle, Beware oi oonh
terfeits sold here. Get the genuine
made by california Fig syrup Com,
pnny.' Refuse any other KIM WIZ
contempt
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SUGAR LOAF.

The school at this place is progress
ing nicely
4 very large crowd Of the boys went
to Prestonsburg Monday to hear the
next Governor of Kentucky, Hon A.
O. stanley.
Homer Burchett is visiting his broth
err, John D. Burchett.
F,x Judge II, t. Stanley passed here
Tuesday with n nice drove of swine,
The largest crowd and the best be-
haved your scribe has ever seen, at
tended the bean stringing given by
Miss Ruth Herald on Oct, 6. Everyone
went away praising Miss Ruth for she
knows how to entertain.
Barlow May is on the sick list this
week.
Glen and Otis Burchett have been
visiting relatives on Daniels creek foi
the last few days
Uncle Emmitt Rosenberg OF Emma
passed quietly away to the great be-
yond last Monday In answer to that
summons, come up higher. He was 4
very consistent christian and will be-
greatly missed by his score of friends
and many relatives
| John u. Burchett has moved In his
new residence We are glad to welcome
him to our community as he Is a goot
! citizen.
Clyde Burchett attended the l0tl
District Educational Association a
: Salyersville, He reports good meet
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CHARLEY.

Or. J. w. Dixon and wife left Mon
day for Cincinnati where Mrs. Dixon
will take freshmans course In the
Cincinnati college OF dental surgery
Sallie Gearheart was visiting her
sister Marie, who is teaching school
at Georges creek.
Rev. j. W Preston, Sr., and family
have moved to Richardson, where they
will make their future home. Every
body was story to give them up, They
were both good neighbors and citizens
Milton williams and Jim Preston
both OF Richardson were to see Gus
and Il. l.. Moore Sunday.
Or. j. w. Dixon and wife spent their
sunday in Ky with A j. Austin and
wife at Ulysses
sarah Edwards spent Monday with
Mrs. w. NJ Chapman,
Delta. the little daughter OF Mr., anc
Mrs. T.. L. Moore is very low viii
diphtheria
Rev. w. w. williams and wife spent
the day sunday with Mr. and Mrs
South Dixon
Mrs. Lon Hinkle spent saturday ar
ternoon with Mrs. Il. H. Moore.
John Carter and wife and JohI
Estep and wife spent SUNDAY VIII
their father and mother Mr. and Mrs
John Wallace
Marie and Sallic Gearheart spen
saturday afternoon with DR. Dixon an'
| Delta Moore.
Rev Charley George spent Snnda!
with w Nj. Bevcns
Julia Grinth returned saturday IRON
Portsmouth where she had been WIS
iting her daughter, Mrs Emily Berry
Cora Bowling spent Sunday after
inoon with her sister, Miss Ellie Bev
ems
Ned Branham of Louisa passed her
ON his way to Paintsvllle
Hazel Bowling spent SUNDAY VII
Deltn Moore. WILD BILL.
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located on good pixies, but many are
on good roads and handy. Come and
see me or write for information. Will
answer all letters. Will board you
while you look and see that you get a
square deal If you write me you are
coming please come when you say you
will for II l cant be at the station will
have some one to meet you and that Is
expensive. ! meet the trains rain or
shine, you will miss it If you buy be-
! fore you look over my farms. l have
| the very best there is in the country for
sale, most all my farms are located
handy to railroad stations, II you are
going to make change come to Scieto
county, Ohio, by all means we want
gardeners, farmers, stock raisers.
teamsters all are welcome and there
is a good living If you will act while
the opportunity is knocking at your
door Write me when to meet you at
Sciotoville and tell me what train you
will be on. Address all letters to,
FRED 3. LYNCH.
r. D. No. I SciotovilIe, Ohio.
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SMOKY VALLEY.

sunday school is progressing nicely
under management of Mr. Lindsey
cyrus, Supt Everybody come out and
let's have good attendance and agood
school
Miss Irene Pickrell called on Mary
Bradley Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Esta Terry called on Shelda
Diamond Sunday.
Dena Hammers visited Ethel Pick
rell Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Mead and Mar
tina Roberts visited Mr., and Mrs, Ba2
Welman Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Cyruss visited friends at
Deep Hole Branch Saturday night and
Sunday.
Winfield Roberts OF Normal visited
| Esta Terry Sunday.
| Lindsey Cyruss still makes his fire.
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at this writing.
Grace Stewart was visiting ketye
Meade sunday
Judge Thompson and wife OF Horse
ford. We're the guests sunday evening
at Zach Belongs.
Mont Day OF Catlettsburs is visiting
friends here.
Garnett Meade has returned from q
brief visit to relatives at Ashland
Hattie Couksey made a business call
I'M Ashland Friday
Mclia I.akin was the guest OF MISE
| II, Cooksey Monday
Zctta Thomas. who has been visit
ing relatives here has returned TO hei
home at South Ashland
! Add Skeens OF Blaine passed mere
| Monday enroute to Buchanan.
| FIRE BUG.
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o, AIN CRY. OHIO.

charley Bevens aud George BeNens
took dinner with NJ. f. Spaulding sun
day last
Arley Borders and Thurman Jones
visited Marion Nauhoose SUNDAY
We are having lots OF wet weather,
and corn cutting is very slew
Arlcy Kazee has returned from the
hospital at Columbus, where he mas
been for two weeks.
Miss Minnie Debaard has returned
from Muddy Branch. where she has
been visiting her brother, Alfred De
board
MIR. and Mrs NJ +, Spaulding are
going TO visit home folks ON Georges
creek soon.
The Georges creek boys PLAYED a
game Of ball against Rosedale' ono
sunday last. the score was - and IN
favor Of the Georges creek boys
jay Preston IL visiting his brother
Frank Preston Of this place
KENTUCKY CREW
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FARMS FOR SALE IN
A FARMING COUNTRY.

l can offer you the best proposition
in farm you ever seen. | handle more
land than any other dealer and get
more good farms for sale. have them
in the two Scioto Valleys and in the
Pine Creek Valley, all rank first in the
production OF Urn and are not far
behind in wheat, oats, ETC., and no
country can boast of better roads.
schools, churches and markets than
Scioto county can sure If you want a
cheap farm have it but remember
most of the low priced farms are not
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-15

ing and fine time.
Mrs. Trobe Walker, Mrs. Wat Bur-
chett and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walker
visited Mrs. John D. Burchett Sun
day.
Jay Salyers and Lee Mosley visited
Nell Leslie and Clip Burchett Sunday.
The Improvement League at Emma
is doing nicely, The debates are very
interesting and the excellent reading
by Tom Osey was enjoyed by all.
Church here every third Saturday
and Sunday by Rev. Stratton.
SCHoBOD AND KEIRONYMOUS
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quent trips to Louisa on Sunday.
Mrs Wiley Hall visited Mrs. Joe Cy-
russ Sunday.
Felix wellman visited Martha Rob-
erts Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Diamond Wis
tied MIR. and Mrs. WIN Diamond re-
Gently.
Miss Emma Muncey was in Louisa
| Saturday.
| Mrs. John Diamond visited Mrs. j.
| n. Roberts Wednesday.
There is a spelling match at this
place every other Friday night Ev-
erybody come and have good time
! spelling. THE BUSY BEE.
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cANEY FALLS.

The literary at this place is grand
success, The attendance Is large ana
everybody seems Interested
Mrs. C.. Bailey who has been sick IL
able To be out again,
Mrs. Matte Justice OF Glenwood mas
been visiting her grandparents near
here,
Lowell Thompson went to Beilstraee
one day last week
Dock Stewart of Ratcllff was the
guest 81 Miss Ola u, Bailey last sun
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ZELDA,

we had our first sermon delivered
here wednesday night by tne i'oN' -
II. Dawson. A.inoss catI
10 Louia Monday ,,oauv n,
Mrs. q. u, Hickman IL criueahy ~
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so SAY THEY ALL.

An esteemed friend in Atlanta, writ
ing to renew her subscription to this
paper says: Your paper is very much
enjoyed by me, as II is by all former
residents of Louisa.
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Hundreds people admission Jakes store Fifteen
opening ambed with eager buyers
grabbing at the bargains that could not
the people with big force of sixteen clerks We could not
possibly wait on half people, like there be awful
The people that could not be waited on
ing back daily and grabbing at the great bargains dollars
are still left and more new goods arriving daily
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Opened October 9th

Competition knocking saying hard things about but
apology make the they be sold by
Saturday 23d real follow the crowd and
Jake Pay attention Knockers do
Everybody that akes the leading
Others to follow but they make it. Therefore to akes