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chancnrc L.ncaI Enxer.

Jack Goldie. featherweight boxer of New York now connected with .tf1e r.e- Tard Greater Shows. now showing on 'le battle grounds. issues challenge to any local boxer, weighing between 126 and
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Knocked Ont Harr.r.

Newark, \. J., May 19.-Ermirio Spslla. Italian lirht-hesvyvcisht knock
 ed out Frank Hagney of Australia in the first round of scheduled 1a-round match tonight. Spalls hoored HaEney three l times before he landed the final blow.
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PIRATES TAKE SECOND GAME

EhUM DODGLheI TO , Brooklyn. N. r., May 'l9.-Pittsburgh won the second successive game from Brooklyn today, ' to 3, through fast base running and timely hitting Tierney drove in four runs for the Pirates with a home run and a single Adams pitched a steady game, while Smith was batted Crfra
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coBB,s noslER IN 5TH
WINS CAME oR TIGERS

Detroit, May 19-C-bb's home run in the .hftb inning netted two runs and the Detroit Americans took todays game from Boston, 8 to ?. Boston stored in the sixth on Pratts triple, following a pass to MeGoe@y. Three hits of Holling in the secenth- brought the second run for the visitors. Score;
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GARDENERS SINGLE IN 11TH
 SCORED WINNING RI

Cleveland, May 1s,-Cleveland won from Philadelphia, to 3, Gardner's s single in the eleventh inning sending in the winning ruin Philadelphia scored it's runs on clean hitting while the Indians first two resulted from two passes, two errors and a sacrifice fly. Scorer
 Philadelphia (A) ci.v,ta.a
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CUBS BROKE GIANTS
WINNING STREAK

FfA-N-NI-Nu . T n fl-Att New York, May 19.-ThesChicago Ma tional broke New York's winning streak today by a score Of 5 to 3. The pitch ing of New York who relieved Cheeves in the third inning, featured the game. He yielded only three hits and struck out eight men flaming Young three times. Nehf received poor support. Score:
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cnrdinaIs Wnn nnt in 11th

Philadelphia, May 19.-Le Bourveaus two base huff Stocks sacrifice bunt and Mann's sacrifice fly won todays game for St Louis in the eleventh inning, to
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tfzl Ba~od for Parkinson iu 9h - tzsl Bs-cd fer c. Smith in s-h
 i1i B1n fer Steuzei in eth.
 'vl Rated fer We.re-t in 9fl.
 tai BltfCd for Bets in .-th.
 Score by inning: st -7r.s 70 3 Q sA i-s Philadelphia .0 ~ Two base hits. Walker J. NllEe7 Meusd.
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SENATOR'S RALLY IN 9TH
 roo MUCH FOR BROWNS

St. Louis May 19.-Washington rout- ed Roland in the sixth in a rally which netted six runs and won today's game from St. Louis. to ). In this inning Charity drove the hall over the left field fence with two on bases. Score:
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FINANG.5L AND COMMERCIAL

Y yN H & IT.
 Norfolk S West
 N0 tmericzn ''''- t "s4 Pnn> R ''-'''s 9-52 6- Ple--5 oi :'''''.-'. e2-4 iS 3t7 E.v t''-'tr rs-..-...- -lH= Heading .'.'.'''''.''''' 1a IF ass I--n < Steel 52l4 south F7elh- lS s-1ri Rr r- ''.''''.''.. 2E r--n f,-.,-- ''''--'- -s'-t-,.-- 5> 51 r-lae.o P..4 '''''''''' -g-s 9 9Z Fh-a.1 p..H r- ''''''' -, Union -ldc 3
 s Rubber '''''''' '---.- lV1 -.f7s [ Smetng --7 l-4 [ -'''-- -i r s-csi -e ''.'''''''.'''''. 5 SIS 5}14 We-n- ll F " ''-''''''' --5-s -s l-s -lr1z West r. T,1 ''''''''-''''+ =a iS 4S1B Wll.Te 0rsr-and . ss-4 Hhiy 0ve-!srI .''''''' SE
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Reds Lose to Rraxes

Boston. May 1e.-BoStou hit Marquard hard today and had little trouble de- feating Cincinnati to l. Watson pitched well with men on bases Score:
 Cincinnati N) Bcston tN1
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Totals g { ? T

New 7ori . 3 1 ? 0 2 0-11 chicago . .......... 4.N 0-.
 Two base hits. Meusal, 1ohnston Falk schalt rdn Roth
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Detrat (A)

lxl Batted for ThormaIen in 7th
 tzzl Eatted for }it in 1th
 "a Batted for Russell in 9th.
 Score by innings Boston :, ........... c % t o-2 Detroit ,... ......s: D 2 Es Two blea hits Bush 2 Ho-ufz Scott. Three base hit. Pratt Home rVn Cro1
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ases. Score:
St. Louis (A)
v gashingt0n (Al

(z) Batted for Ice in 7th
 (zzl Batted for BurEell h 9th
 Score by innings Washington 70 [ Q 80 1-s St Louis ...... .,.....8 o e c 0-e
 Two base hits, Jacohson, shanks Judge, Milan. Levas. Three base hits. Tobin. SeTereid Sisler Home runs, Gerber and Charity.
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Brooklyn tN)
PIttsbufgh lN)
Totals ssl427 B

Score by Innings:
 Pittsburgh ,. ......,- . Q O-2 6-7 l Brooklyn .... ......I Q Q . . 2-G Two base hits WMtteh Grimes. Johnston Wheat
 Three base hits. Wheat Home run. Uerney.
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SYRACUSE pARsMEN
 NnNE AT A..n. AIlnr Ie

Annapolis, Md May 19.-The Syracuse varsity and freshman eight cared shell crews reached Annapolis today and lost no time in getting out on the Severn river soon after D. m. for their first practice spins n rrenaration for the regatta with t1e navy crews on Saturday.
 The syracuszns are much lighter than the 1liddies. averaging about 10 pounds less -1 each crew.
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Totals $ s si i5 2i

IGl B7ffeC for MarQudrd n sun
 Score hy innin-s: Cincinnati . .......o at . 2 p-I b'T1n TyoL he, .,;. ,''1:-' l W,., T-.c Ii, Duncan. Home run. Pcwe1l.
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MONEY

New York. May 19-Cau money firm nigh ' low ruling rate ' cIogins- ni5 D oHered at 7 last loan 2 Bank ac-
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135 pounds. Arrangements can be made right on the grounds.
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forget it. am coming down to Norwich on June 12th to win, not matter what the cost Yours in ePort,
 THOMAS AIcDERNOTrr
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College Baseball.

A New Brunswick. E. J.- Dartmouth 1+. Rutgers g.
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Sterling y-,---'
 Densrd 1esse1tay Year a-a
 Csbcs ''''''''''-$ $5 F5= $ N-14 France '''fF ''t''''.' 5lt4 3S-7E Guude-s t''''''' s.t III Mark ''''' 96.9 55% ef ..,-'' '''--'---.-...... 55S 5e5 T.z,.4as '''' '-''-.,..... E oo E52 Bafr4ar f-sr, ''''-''''''-- 1i -6.aE sweden ''''''-'''--.- - s5 I91 Drnrrart 't'''''''- .-le1 o1el Norr.y, -'''' --'''-.r-- ? -6z0 creeos '''-''-' ''''''''... .-355 lG25 Argentina ''-'''''''-' 5.tg I-.5P
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Chicago (N)

t1> Batted fir Nehf in 7ti.
 tUl Batted for Rzrp in sth.
 "a Bat ed for Dsuglas in 9th sScore by innings: Fhicago ......1 0 n-5 Nv Yors ........ 0 2 9 Q G-5 Two base hits Kelly
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This was his first appearance. ir thi. ceus. try.
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COTTON.
F0REIGM EXcYANnE

New York. May 19.-spot cotton lmet; middling I2.45.
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on June 1-lH 10 VIII, not mater what the cost. Yours in ePort.
 THOMAS MqDERMOTr
 YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
 National League Chicago ,. New York g. Plttsbur-h :. Brooklyn 5. St. Louis 3, PhIaGelpha 2. Gcston j. Cincinnati :.
 American Leauue. New York !, t'hicago l. Gi'reiand l. Philade!phia 3. il lnntnssl Detioit 2, Bcstcu Washington E, St. Louis
 International League Js-sey City 2. Toronto B Newark 3. Rochester 6. Baltimore :. Syracuse S. Reading 1. Bufalo ,.
 Eastern League. Albany ;. Waterbury S. Springfield s. Brodgsqort 5. Pit-shfld 9. Worcester l. New Haven '. Hartford 2.
 American As-ooiaalion. At Milwaukee ,. Indianapolis B. At Minneapolis G. Columbus At St Paul 2. Toledo = At hau5as City $, Louisville Il.
 College Games. Williams ;. Amherst s Wcr2ester Teen I2. Aiddlebur7 ,. CoE3te g. ECrncl. :, Mas. Azd CofeEe l5, Clarke Unl7e-stty5 Gufts l., Colby 9.
 GAMES TO-DAY
 National League. Cincinnati Bcstcu. Pittsburgh 1t Brcokyn
 Chicago at New York.
 Sl. Louis at PAlade.pIua. American League | New York at Chicago. Washington at St. Louis BCston aG Detroit
 Philadelphia al Cle7eland. Eastern Leagus. | AIbany at Springfield. Bridgeport at Pittsfield. Waterbury Worcester Nsw Hayez at Haroftrd.
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Cleveland
Totals 42 --xSl A
 - h. -. H.. =.

t2' on7 oHt rhen winning scored
 Sro b, ;ninss
 P'fIe6t'ra,4 0 , o 0 Q o-s -sy md .o.o ? l-4 Two hs Its. p-sins ,. (. Waker. Galloway, S2eai9r, l.tE- -7z-4a base hits Johnston. Witt.
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?. The locals outhit St. Louis F ts 5. 1 but-made up for it by five errors. Score:
 St Louis IN phiIad,Inbia (Nn
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guest Of Miss Annie May Green Sun
OWSLEY COUNTY
CSukIing

Conkling. Feb. 6.-John Blake and
family and Bill Peters and family
win leave for 1ndiana.-Born to Mr..
and Mrs. John Blake, recently, a
daughter, named Treva Lorraine
Jasper Anderson Is spending a few
days with his brother, J. W. Ander-
son.-Miss Susie Wilson came home
from Richmond Friday, where she
has been in school,. Wilson, who
has been on the sick list for several
weeks, is much improved.-Miss Mar
garet Margraves visited her sister,
Mrs. Andrew Sizemore, from Tues
day until Thursday.-E. Campbell,
who has been seriously i'll, Is sill
poorly and will be taken to Lexing-
ton for treatment In a few days
Mrs. j. W Anderson is in poor
health.
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Island City

Island City, Jan. 31.-A series Of
meetings will be held at Union
church the coming week, conducted
by the Baptists.--The report came 20
Island City that Sic Bingham of
Hamilton, o., killed himself, cause
not known-The oil men are getting
along fine, supposed TO be down 500
feet. Mr.. Pigg was called away on
account Of his sick wife C. C. Beck
nell has taken his place.-Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Peters, a fine
girl baby.-Several boys are sending
In their applications for their clothes
allotted them by the Government
Applications must accompany the dis
charge with sworn affidavit that they
did not receive the allotment at the
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GARRARD COUNTY
White Lick

White Lick, Feb. 7.-Mr. and Mrs.
Menifee McQuerry and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Clark and chill
dren visited J. T. and Miss Parrie
Clark Sunday.-Mrs. Jennings Mo
sier. who has been i'll. is better
Mrs. Jack Hester visited her mother,
Mrs. JeH Davis, Sunday.-Mrs. Wal
ker Bryant is seriously ill.-Mrs. c.
C. Hounshell returned yesterday
from a few days visit with her
brother, 81 Foley, who is i'll with
tuberculosis at the government hos
pital at Somerset-Mrs. G. B. Rob
inson visited her mother, Mrs. Shock
ley, Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rob
erts moved to Paint Lick last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Colson moved
into the house vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts.-Misses Luna and An
glin, Sophronia and Susie Hounshell,
Mrs. A. L. Davis and Pete Hounshell
visited at J. B. Creech's Sunday af-
ternoon.-Miss Ruth Sowder was the
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Der attended court at Richmond to-
day.-Grass seed and fertilizer are
being purchased in large quantities.
A variety Of crops are planned for
the year-Many are leaving tobacco
entirely out Of the curriculum
Hope springs eternal in the human
breast and stimulates TO new en-
deavor. For in "all things II is bet
ter 10 hope than to despair. The
present grief caused by disappoint.
ment in last years prices will be
cured by n remedy-hope and cour-
age. II sets the head and hand 10
work and animates a man to great
efforts.-Mrs. r. b. Campbell, after
a serious illness, is able 10 be out
again.-Hobart and Desmond Powell
Of kerby Knob visited relatives in
this vicinity Sunday.-Elmcr Stewart
and family visited his brother. Sher-
man, Sunday Mrs Myrtle Ballenger
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John johnson Jennings will
preach at Blue Lick church Sunday.
February 3-Housewives are set
ting hens and planning for early gar
dens.-Alice Lewis was married to
Mark Hawkins Of this place. Feb-u-
airy daisy MAlieote was married
to John Webb Of Red Lick recently.
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Kerby Knob

Kerby Knob, Feb. 6.-Aunt Nancy
Ann Kerby died at the home Of her
son, Larken Kerby, on January 81,
after only a few hours illness; in
terment at the grave yard here, Feb
ruary 2 Her death was supposed
to be due to heart trouble.-Uncle
Marion Smith is not expected to live
many days.-Mrs. NJ. J. Robinson Of
Berea is helping TO nurse her father,
Mr.. Smith; Mrs. Hala Goodman and
son are also with him.-Walter Click
sold nice bunch Of hogs to Luther
Todd last week for 10 cents per
pound.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Click
spent Sunday with N. B. Williams
and family.-Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
johnson spent Sunday at the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Click
Mrs. Silas Wyld has been seriously
i'll for the last week
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JACKSON COUNTY
Mckee

Mckee, feb. 6.-Mr. and Mrs. Pat.
rick Mays from Indiana are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Brown Farmer
Mrs. Matte Carpenter Of New Al.
bany, Indiana, is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Farmer
Superintendent II. F. Minter spcL'
a few days in Frankfort last w'ek
attending a Superintendent Ne ting.
Miss Whitenack and Miss Viola
Pas are visiting in Anvil" this
week. - Died, January 2s, Mrs.
Amanda Isaacs Inee WelchD. She
was sick only a short time and every
thing was done for her that could be
done. She leaves a husband and
little daughter only few hours old
and a host Of relatives and friends.
William Fowler has sold his grist
mill 10 Lakes and Moore at Foxtowr.
Robert Mcqueen Of Mckee com
n,ited suicide this morning by shoot
ing himself through the heart. He
had spent the night with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Holcomb near town, and
early in the morning he asked Mr..
Holcomb for a gun, saying he wanted
TO kill a rabbit, but he had only
gone a few steps from the house
when the report Of the gun was
heard and before they could get to
him, he was dead. He leaves a wife.
one daughter and two sons. His son,
Willie, was buried here two weeks
ago. He died while serving his
country IN France. Mr.. McQueen's
remains will be inferred in the fami-
ly burying ground near town.-Mr.
and Mrs. Brown Farmer will move
to Annville soon.-Mr Farmer, with
DIR. johnson and a Mr.. Davis, have
bought out The Nantz and Johnes
stock Of goods. The people regret
very much 70 give Mr.. Farmer and
his family up, as they are excellent
citizens.
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MADISON COUNTY
Walnut Meadow

Walnut Meadow. Feb. 6.--Mrs. +.
r. ogg, who was operated one month
ago. Is home and doing fairly well
DR.. Cowley was called last evening
and re-opened the wound in the left
side that had healed and left pus in
the abdomen. She Is able TO sit up
part of the time.-Mr and Mrs. Ben
Brown, Jr.. were called to his brother,
Russell's, home near Winchester 10
be with the folks while Mrs. Brown
was in the hospital being operated
for appendicitis.-The Freeman boys,
who had mumps, are well again
William Burnell is planning 20 move
in our midst soon.-Men are hauling
their tobacco 20 the warehouses TO
get II out Of their way. II seems
as that is about all they get
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Anderson and
daughter, also Miss Engman Of Rich
mond. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Anderson.-Mrs. ". T.
TerriIl Is being visited by her sister,
BERTHE. from ChiIlicothe. o.-Mrs.
Tussey, who has been sick. is bet
ter.
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NJ or only from Humanitarian
standpoint but IN view Of the
serious situation faced by
America IN the orient. Il would be- wise
To cement the friendship between the
United States and china, in the opinion
Of the Rev Dr Henry T. Dosker. "A
member ~ the faculty Of the Presby-
terrain Theological Seminary. Louis
VILE br pusker Who served a.
In Japan aud also In China.
make an urgent appeal for funds Tor
the ioEpuD starving chinese IN the
fsm.u" stricken provinces north OF the
yellow river.
lie has been In this territory and
says he i not surprised at the report
OF the American Minister at Peking.
which states that liulUO OF the in
hahitantS are >uhs sting on dry leaves,
Wild plants aud tree bark and the
death rate from starvation now Is
li,Uo day With typhus epidemic
seemingly inevitable.
Joseph H. Hursr, . Board OF Trade
Louisville. Is treasurer In
kentucky for the china Famine Fund
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Johnetta, Eeb. s.-The little daugh-
ter Of W. y. Abney has been very
puny for some time.--Ernest Abney
and Doley Abney have returned from
Polleys Bend, where they have been
employed for some time.-W u.
Abney was in Mt. Vernon Tuesday
on business.-W. VI. Drew left for
Disputanta this morning.-Farmers
Of this community are turning their
attention TO farming for the coming
season. Some are clearing and fenc-
ing.-Albert Childress has moved to
INTELLECTUALLY Abney has moved
10 the place vacated by Albert Chill
dress.-Mr and Mrs James Drew
were dinner guests Of Miss Fannie
Abney. Sunday.-Isaae Bowman has
a very sick baby at present.
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ROCKCASTLE COUNTY
Threelinks

Threelinks, Feb. 6.-Allie Phillips
was visiting Vim. Sparks family
Sunday-Lou V. Phillips, who has
been sick for some time, is some
better.-Joe and Jim Dixon are NOV
ing on Lewis Abrams farm north o.
here and expect TO farm this year
Cloyd and Luther Sparks visited
Lloyd, John, and Nose Phillips, Sun
day.-John Phillips has bought him a
Texas saddle.-W. A. Phillips was in
Wilde last week on business.--The
church at Sycamore are expecting
Rev. Freeman Of Berea back the
fourth Saturday in February to
preach, and are expecting him TO at
tend the church this year.-Mack
Anderson Of Sand Gap was visiting
at ". A. Phillips Saturday night.
He also attended the Junior o. n.
A. ~ COUNSEL while here Patrick
Mays Of Connorsvile. Ind, Is visit
ing relatives in this eounty.-Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Casteel, who have been
visiting Jas. Phillips, have returned
to. Hamilton. where he has a posi-
tion.-Pete Gabbard Country Pete)
was in Threelinks Saturday evening
w. C. Jackson Is planning on going
to Midland City. H., 70 work this
spring. Vernon Of Berea was
in this part last week buying hogs
J. F. Dooley is building a new store
house in Threelinks and will be
weighing coffee TO the boys SOON
Circuit Court begins at Mt. Vernon
Monday 7th.-Mrs. Willard Anglin
still continues i'll.
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Go0hland

Goochland, Feb. IA. p. Gabbard
is at home for few days.-Mr. An
derson Of Lexington passed through
here yesterday on his way to White
Oak branch.-Jack Gilbert passed
through here yesterday on his way
to his home on Dry Fork.--Albert
and Hobart Dooley came home from
Sue Bennett School in London last
Saturday to visit home folks.-Joe
Martin and P. McCollum were Gooch-
land visitors last Sunday.
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Major


Major, Feb. 5.-Rev. W. VI. Nc
Tntosh and Ned Sebastin took a bust
ness trip to Enger Creek last Satur-
day.-Misses Ursula Roberts, Matte
Rowland. and Susie Wilson and r. A.
Justice and Winton Rowland came
from Richmond Friday.-Judge Mer-
nil was in Major Thursday on bust
ness-E. VI. Roberts made a trip to
Ida May last Friday.-Miss Mae
Rowland was the guest of Miss
Clarese Rowland Tuesday.-Theo Nc
Intosh went to Cow Greek last Sat
urday. - Ernest Roberts, Hubert
Hamilton. and Carl Scale were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sebastin.
Saturday night.-Conley was in Ma
jor Thursday on business.-w. NJ
Hacker was in Major Friday on bust
ness.-Enoch Holcombe, who was
called home a few weeks ago on &C
count Of his little daughter, returned
back 10 the oil fields below Beatty
ville-Miss Matte Rowland and 2.
A. Justice made a business trip 20
W. B. Pendergrass' Friday.-Ernes
Roberts was the dinner guest Of Con
ley Mainous last Sunday.-Rev. W
NJ. Mcintosh and Frank Bowles wera
the dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Brack Rowland last Friday.
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SeoyilIe

Scoville, Feb. Al. s. Mcpherson
has gone TO Indiana to look for him
a farm.-Elkainer and Henry VIM
Of Scoville have gone to Lexington
to sell their tobacco.-Professor Ed
wards and family Of Proctor have re-
Gently moved to the cottage near the
Buch Greek graded school building
Miss Susie Jackson of Pebworth has
been visiting Misses Carrie J. Row
land and Bertha Jackson-Miss Max
lie Rowland Of Pine Grove has been
visiting friends and relatives.-Misses
Reba Williams, Martha Combs and
Carrie ]. Rowland will enter school
at f. X. s. ~, FEBRUARY 7.
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Big Clear Creek

Zig Clear Greek. Feb. 5.-W. G..
Mullins and Sherman Swinford have
just returned home from Richmond
Willie Hammond and Ivory Anglin
made a trip TO Mt. Vernon Wednes-
day.--Dempsie Hart from Berea visit
ed home folks Sunday He was ac-
companied by his cousin, Willie NAL
icote-Bert Mullins was brought
home from Irvine one day last week,
where he accidently shoot himself
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through the foot. He is doing nicely.
A. c. Hart made business trip 70
Mt. Vernon last week.-Roena Ham
mond is with home folks again.-Sue
Hart spent Sunday night with Eliza
beth Hammond.-Bert Quinn Of Scat
fold Cane was in this vicinity last
week.-Charley Loman is selling out
and is planning to make his future
home Ia Hamilton, o.
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Bradshaw

Bradshaw, Feb. 6.-Married, Feb
ruary 3, Dewey Collins and Miss
Mary Tilery; married, February 3,
Isom Mays TO Miss Markum, Bond,
Ky.-Mrs. Patrick Mays died Janu-
airy %. She was laid to rest in the
Bennett cemetery.-Mr. and Mrs.
Tommie Gray's baby died February
3.-Mr. and Mrs. James Bailey
baby is seriously Ill with pneumonia.
Grace, little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Farmer, has pneumonia
Jesse Magard has had severe at
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time Of discharge or since discharge.
MIR. and Mrs. X. II. Bowman Of
Sections Greek have gone TO Florida
for Mrs. Bovman's health.--Next
Sunday IL the regular meeting day
for the Southerners and old Baptist
at Providence.
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Silver Creek

Silver Creek. Feb. John Jones
has returned from the College hos
pital and is much imaroved.-Bob
Witt Of Richmond has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. c. T. Todd.-Mr and
Mrs. VIM. Anderson spent the week
end with Buck johnson at Whites
Station and find him much improved.
The school at this place will open
again first Monday in March. and
continue for two months-Mrs. Mag.
gle Williams and children visited her
mother, Mrs. G. F.. Anderson. Sun
day-Will Dan Lewis continues very
poorly.-Caleb johnson has returned
to his home in Indiana.
Blue Lick
Blue Lick, Feb. Quite a num-
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Bobtown

Bobtown. Feb. Most people in
this community are blowing and get
ting ready for another crop.-Mrs
Isaacs Burns. daughter and sister
Ellen Benge, were visiting Mrs. jim
Benge at Dreyfus, Friday.-Mrs
Mamie Benge spent Fridav night
with Mrs. Isaacs Burns.-Mr and
Mrs. Jim Cornelison were Silver
Creek visitors Sunday Mrs. Manda
Nicely visited Mrs. Bessie Neele.
Sunday.-Andrew Jackson Is staying
with JET Burns, who Is sick.-w. T
Powell spent Sunday with Green
Durham at Kingston.-Mr. and Mrs
Charlie Mullins spent Sunday with
Jonah Fry.
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East Kentucky Correspondence
News You Get Nowhere Else
published unless fun By ~ Is Nam
psbucston evidences q good faith Write plainly

tack Of fu.-Chas Ramsey ha'
svaped farms with his mother, Mrs
Trissie Ramsey.-Mrs. Rachel Far.
mer and son, Lester, are visiting al
Mrs. Tabitha Smith's.-Mrs. Napier
is now post-mistress at Bradshaw
Miss Martha Bennett visited her
brother at Gray Hawk Wednesday and
Thursday-Mrs. Matte Shepherd
was in Gray Hawk shopping Friday
Leonard Moore is visiting his un-
Gle, Bob Moore, at Bond.-David
York returned from Ohio last week