Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-07
CIRCUIT COURT.
LOCAL

LOCAL SlN"'
If it is to wear get it at Fishs. d
Trade at Fishs and they will bench. the b
enlarge your picture free. ond term as
Ball Band, First Quality over judicial Dstl
shoes and Rubhers at Fish's. the Grand j
All kinds OF rubbers for men, ~~,.,
women and children at Fisb's. e"
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'sW. A. Mckenzie, Cafe. so the docket is
reads the first electric sign ever court the flu
Eerecled IN the county. rate they ha
Mrs. Theard Parsons, of the week. many
Buckeye section, who has been Inc tollowln
very sick for some time. is slowly lected
improving. CIR
! The towns In the mountains Ike Leger,
will be In line Tor some activity Shivel, Jeff Je
when Boone Way and the Dixie ker. w. NJ.
ere put thru. Dougherty, "
j. w. Baker has shipped his olokes' j. L
goods from Winchester and is now Payne and c.
located in the West room of the man.
Rockcastle hotel Pc
| Boone Way Opera house put on NO. l. WI
splendid show Tuesday night Kenzie, Rob
and promises to put on oneUequal- NJ b. Jones,
| ly as good 10 night, Mullins K. L.
| Will Arnold bought of Wick Co-ea,5 n
Thompson farm of lis acres ~ ~
just South of town. Arnold will d., g =
move to the farm at once. NV
| The report reached here the Serson J. S.
first of the week that Will Fra Thos Head.
zIer was dead at his home at Terre Clark. S A !
Haute, Inu No pal ticulars. SPE
George Fredericks. who is EN- Jas. Hamm
ployed on the pike. while moving w H. Owens
d huge rock, found and killed a Walter Hysin
snake which, Fred says is bound Cases tried
| 10 be the first one killed in Rock rosed of are a
castle in 1916. David Hin
Frank Wilson and J. E. Thomp- 500 and ten
son have returned from Barbours- Norris and
vIlle.where they have been to COM turolng reliS
plete arrangements for placing ed Bob Lee
steam shovel in the construction lof selihg WI
# tie railroad from; Barbours- tfy lor carry
vi t TO Ma chester. CAS- S5o ana
| 90, an BOrdes we
Marion Mink, farmer and stocl ;;,. =
I-puse of the Spro section, fel
from wild mule while on his way -
| home rom town Monday anc
| broke his leg The mule scared 49,, e.,
| a train at the Livesay crossing =. =
near town. Mr.. Mink was moved =. -,
to his home and is getting along .sS I-o~
well. ,nit,ed A
| w. B. Burton the stock buyer takiug proper
was here from Lancaster Monda, other, fined S
wanting mules. number OF The follow
good mules were brought in but granted lar
he claimed the price too nigh. H. ne Mccall;
bought only three, one from H. J. Mary Hampt
| Mullins for S137; one from VII De Ball.
| Arnold for S15o and one from
Wick Thompson for $I42.5o
,------ Miss Rob.
1t is said that more people get :,
off the train here than at anyiOthel =, 1n,,oin, n
station of its size along the line
"a ;. "A - 4lo. - MT. VERNO
last Sunday when the Louisville l'Di l0N Az l.
ound train came in. The Grove n'. nao
.oe o.rofnu,, oo,,,tad when tho1 League? Ha.
got off and the total was exactly ""'hs, lldcao
forty-fve 'oe'eo any III
| -- appreciate
Mrs. Rosa Payne wife of the m opr R;b,e
ate Ghesley Payne, died at heI anv taroib,o
home near Dudley Sunday night ;nG corn Oh,
md was buried near there Mon co ororot;ro G
day. She had been suffering from orot;,,o .,o.,,
tuberculosis for some months o,ce no ,,rof,
| Three or four small children and and onorotor
several brothers and sisters sur yarping &c =,
| vive. Mrs. PAYNE was a good, ha q ,oIl;s;on
| Christian woman and will ht. ,