Mountain advocate., 1919-08-29
FOR Sale-Good mule. COW and
calf. r. H. Harkleroad,
40-2t II. Barbourville, Ky.

q. NJ. Faulkner Is back from White
City, Ky. where he is drilling for oil
This is wildcat territory which II is
hoped will prove a good field. Five
rigs are now in operation.
Ford for sale 1917, s passenger
in good condition, good as new.
See r. l.. ogle, Prin. Barbourville
Baptist Institute. 40-3t
Charlie Cole, of Harlan, was in
Louisville last week for throat
operation and his father, p. v. Cole
is now there for the treatment OF
vein trouble in the left leg.
Mrs. J. T. Berry and Mrs. Jesse
Valentine enjoyed u watermelon
feast at the home of Mr.. John Ham
mons on Little Richland last Tues
day.
The Sunday School Class of Char
lie Mitchell will make trip to
Cumberland Gap Sunday, hold SER
vice and have a Sunday School meet
ing on top of the point.
For Singer Sewing Machines call
at the J. F. Hawn Store Building,
Liberty st. Credit, Installment
Plan or 20 per cent off for cash.
A. p. Wilson, Agent. 31-tf
Mrs. j. T. Berry on Manchester
street has just had her comfortable |
home nicely painted a stone green.
There is nothing like a good coat of |
paint to make a building look well
cared for.
Miss Nola Minton is back from an
auto trip to Cincinnati and Lexing-
ton. At Crab Orchard Bassett Min
ton met his sister and did the steer
ing toward home accompanied by
Lucien White.
Prof. eager Tye will take the place
of c. A. Morris as teacher in the
Public School. Mr.. Tye is a young
man of ability and a first class teach
er and will be a valuable acquisition
to the teaching staff.
James NJ. Clodfelder and little
daughters we're Advocate callers Fri
day, the children being much inter-
ested in seeing the wheels go round.
Mr.. Clodfelder says crops in his sec
tion are the best in years.
J. NJ. Engle, Of Indian Creek, one
of the best farmers of that section,
was in town Monday and is greatly
pleased with crop conditions in his
neighbOrhOod. He renewed his sub
scription to the Advocate also.
new County Telephone Directory
is being printed by the Mountain
Advocate. County merchants who
want to be represented may get
whole page for $3.50 or a half page
for $500.
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was in town this week boosting the
Knox County Fair. Judge is a boost
er by nature, but he really has some
thing to boost this time. --PinevilIe
Citizen.
Alex Bullock sustained a Collie's
fracture of the right arm last week
while cranking the ice truck. II
will probably be five or six weeks
before he is able to do much with
the arm which was set by DR.. Tye.
Uncle George HeltOn, of Indian
Creek, seventy-nine years OF age.
was stricken with general paralysis i
on Friday and lie a very serious con
dition, althO able to speak. This Is
the second stroke he has suffered.
Lieut.. Arthur Estridge, OF Bush. 9
Laurel County. visited his sister, +
Mrs. G. G. Cobb. Saturday and Sun a
day Lieut.. Estridge has been in the
army for fourteen years and was in
charge Of Company in France.
Gill Cobb. of Little Poplar Creek, (
has found and delivered the miss
ing Collie dog, Rex, which was lost
some weeks ago, much to the Joy Of p
Stanley Black who had mOurned the il
loss Of his playmate. e
Sheriff r. P. Black asks that the .
citizens will come as soon as posi-
Die and pay their 1919 taxes now
iue. He will greatly appreciate n
his courtesy on the part of the cit n
zens of the County. o
This is educational week but not :
much is being done on account of h
Court being in session. A later =
irive is expected. However. the H. a
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