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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-17
THE CIVET-CkTS

"It's all very fire to be a Malayan
Civet-Cat but to be common Civet-
Cat is better" said the Civet-Cat.
"One would expect such a speech
from you. wouldn't one!' asked the
MaIayan Ciyet-Cat.
"One might. 1 do not know said
the Civet-Cat
"Of course" he added. you are like
me and your family is like my family
and our families are like each other
and all the rest of it but still am glad
am not you.
II am glad you aren't too" said the
Malayan Civet-Cat, "for if you were,
You would always be sorry you were
and that would be most mixing and
upsetting.
"Of course YOU can't help but admit
that have large spots and that they
are actually larger than yours.
Il have stronger looking body and
am stronger too
You aren't as fine as 1 am" said
the Civet-Cat. Il am not too strong for
that would make me little toughened
and not so refined as l now am.
Il have large spots and my whole
body is beautifully marked. l have a
fine ring-streaked tail too.
81 belong to the wildcat family and
at the same time l look little like
a skunk.
"All creatures wouldn't consider that
an honor but l do, for consider the
skunk very handsome creature.
And I have an od0r which is some
thing like the skunkS. Most creatures
wouldn't like that but l do, oh yes,
do If l didn't I would change my
perfume but 1 do like it. All Civet-
Cats do"
Yes" said Mrs. CivetCat, 1--WE all
do If we hadn't cared for the family
perfume we wouldn't have clung to
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It or allowed it to cling to us all these
years.
But we've appreciated it il others
have not. Bat what do we care if they
| have the bad taste not to like it? 1t
only shows what they are, or at least
what they are not. They are not Civet-
Cats. That much is certain
Il am Spotted lynx, said the ami
NAL in the next cage in the zoo. Il
am beautiful and my spots make me
look so dressed up
"Ah. but :ou haven't any real family
perfume such as we have" Mrs. Civet-
| Cat remarked.
She speaks the truth" said Mr..
/ Ciyet-Cat.
"What is more YOU sound very fine
| with your name Of Spotted Lynx said
Mrs. Civet.Cat, ''but you are really
nothing more than a wildcat
, II belong TO the family" said the
| spotted Lynx. "anG 1 admit it: And
Won also are Of the cat family"
Yes. but so different from YOU"
| aIrS. Civet-Cat answered.
'rhere are many different creatures
In the 700" she continued. "whO have
| fine sounding names, and who live here
In this house. such as the Black Para
doxure and the African 1chneumon,
| very BLACK animal from the Malay
peninsula called the Bear-Cat. or. as
ne prefers 10 be called, the Rinturong.
There is the Suricate or Slender
Tailed Meerkat Of South Africa, roo.
But they aren't as interesting as we
are. No not they. We have simple
names. Folks know we belong to the
| great cat family and civet cats are
becoming more and more known.
Handsome ladies are wearing us
as coats and furS and muffs and as
decorations on their hats.
They say that when our fur be-
comes damp or when they wear us
out in the wet weather we're espe-
ciallv generous with our family per-
fume hut they're not in the least ap-
4
preciative. They are very lacking in
| thankfulnpSS.
Still. they do us the honor to wear
us as family and treat us as they
would fox or seal or something noble
and fine and beautiful like that.
and if we give them of our per-
/ tu,,, We give il without extra charge
/ So even if they don't appreciate it
they ought to be glad we don't charge
them for it.
| Il suppose" said Mr. Civet-Cat, You
;alk about the honor Of being worn
as a fur for YOU know that you are
safe here in the ZOO
| And Mrs CivetCat made me-owing
sound to show that she agreed.
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Won the Tug.

'T.ook. daddy" said a little six-year-
old Il pulled this cornstalk right up
all By myself"
why, DIT you ere strongr' said his
fathcr.
Il guess l am, daddy. The whole
world had hold Of the other end Of It."
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
COMMISSIONERS sALR
Criiienden Circuit Court. kentucky
X =. Dorr. &C, Plaintiff

Criiienden Circuit Court. kentucky
X. ,. Dorr. &c. Plaintiff
Against Equity
VIII Gloore 6c Defendant.
BY virtue u judgement and or
der of Sale ~ the Critteuden Cir.
cult Court rendered At the Mar term
thereof 1922 In the above cause Tor
the sum of tlS7 90 with interest at
the rate ~ 9 per cent per annum
from the day ~ go. until paid and
all costs herein, shall proceed 10 o.
fef for sale at the Court house door
IN Marion 10 the highest bidder al
PUBLIC AUCTION on Monday the
sih day u May 1922 at / O'Clock 2.
N or thereaboui. (being Court day
upon a credit u six months the fol
lowing described property to-wit
One house and lot in Marion. Ksn.
mcky, on the Fast sids ~ Cherry
Street and No l20 On town plat and
bounded a. follows. Beginning At
the Southwest corner q this con.
yeyance. thence an East course
lnearly easu iiG feet 10 the south
west corner of the Josiah Conger bot.
thence with line of Congsr loi nearly
north 100 feet 10 the northwest cor
ner of the Conger lot. thence nearly
west about ibG feet 10 the east line
of Cherry street; thence With sasl
line of Cherry street 100 feet n the
beginning
o. suhicisnt thereof % nfuduce
tie sums of mon v 20 order 4 o. h.
made For the purchase puss. ths
purchaser. with approved .sseri,y ~
securities. must txs,ule lisrl. iift-
iae legal Interest fmm the day u
sas ruiii paid. and having the force
and efeci of a iudgsmsnt nldJsrs
wlll he prepared b. comply with
these terms
T. ?. HARRIS. Commissioner
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
DEANWOOD

Misses zsla and Cleo Corlsy were
guests of Mr. and Mrs " NJ Wal.
ksr one day last wsek
Mr Allie Guess !. spending ,hs
summer With NJ Herman Travis
Miss Lucile Mcdonnell. visited NJ
and Mu Isnhsth Brown a fsw days
last week
Nessrs Herbert Yanhoossr and 4.
Coleman were guests of NJ Rahstt
Vanhooser Saturday
Mues Robbis and Minnie Dean
AMI hefuics Thomason u Maf.on vs..
tied At the home ~ 7 n Dean the
week end
Miss Jessie Travis spent a lev days
last week siih , n Travis
Mrs Buford vanhassr uas ths
guest of Mrs Lsura East Monday.
Messrs Nathan and Wiiher Horn.
ing visited NJ iames Ilorning last
week
Rev. W c. Mcconnell and n A.
Nanhooser went to Oak Grove Satur.
day and Sunday
Mrs Belle Travis and children wers
guests Of Mr u y Travis and fam.
ily Sunday
As Annie Dean and ron. joseph.
.of Marion. attended rhurch At Sugar
Grove Sunday
Mrs Alice Travis and children
visited A. and Mrs Acie Walker
one day last week
Rev. c. T. Boucher flled his req.
ular appointment At Sugar Grove Sat.
urday and Sunday.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Cniisndsu Circuit Court. Kentucky
ollie Hedge. Plaintiff

Cntisndsn Circuit Court. Kentucky
Ollie Hedge. Plaintiff
Against Equity
Mrs Lille Hodrs. &C.. Defendant
hy virtue of q Judgement and o..
der n sale n tho Cnttsndsn Cir.
cuit Court. rendered a. the March
Term thereof. 1922. IN the above
cause for the sum u 600. and ell
COST herein. sAzll proceed 20 u
feT ior sale at the Courthouse door
Ia Nafion 20 ihs highest bidder 81
PUBLIC AUCTION on Monday he
sih day n NAY is22 Al I O'Clock y.
n or ihsreahoui lhsing Court dayl.
upon a credit of llS months the fol.
lovinE described property. to-wit:
one small house and loi in the
town u Marion ksntusky and being
the late residenfe u LycurTs b
Hodrs Col located on the Northwest
part of The town u Marion. Ksntur.
~ and joins George Johnson
Beginning on aid Shslbys south.
west corner in he sdrs of the road:
thence with line of the road south.
ward . poles and 4 feet 10 . stake;
thence eastward p poles and . feet
o. stake. thence nofihwafd 9 poles
and 4 feet 10 Shslhys s ,. corner;
thence westward with Shslbys line n
poles and nine fesi % the beginning
Or suficitn. ur,sof % p,odae.
the sums of nnusy 10 ordsrcd 4, h.
made. for the purchase price. ths
Tao .ifer. with approved security o.
scitiiiies, must svsai Rond. i.cuf.
inr legal interest fr,ia the day u
sale rniil paid, and havas the force
and eae.i - q iadfcmsni bidders
viii d. prepared O. comply with
thesr terms
T. D HARRIS. Commisslonsr
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Criitsndsn Circuit Court. Kentucky
} " Duvall 1e. Plaintiff
Against Equity
Mrs l. g. Duvall A.. Defendant
By virtue of Judgement and or
der Of Sale of the Critisndsn Cir
cult Court rendered IT the March
Term thereof 1922 In the above cause
for the sum of .... with interest a.
the rate q 8 percent until paid and
all costs herein ! shall proceed 20
Offer Tor sale A. the Court house door
In Marion 10 the highest bidder a.
PUBLIC AUCTION on Monday the
sih day q May 1922 a. o'clock T..
N or ihereabout. lbeing Court day
upon . credit Of siH months the fol.
lowing described property. iowit
A certain lot Or parcel q land ~.
ing and being In Marion. Cri'tsn.
den County. Kentucky and being
lots No : and , In r. c. Walkers
addition 10 said town Of Marion. and
bounded a. follows. I 10 W with
CLARK street about iss feet 10 the al.
ley; thence s. a. i-2E 300 feet to
q stake: thence n I 10 y. i3s
feet 10 Clarks South east corner;
thence \ a. 10 " With Clark .
line 10 the beginning This being
the same property conveyed by p.
h Heath and Mary ! Heath. his
wife to . M Duvall on the 10th day
u October. 1915, Said desd BEING of
record In Deed Book no. Al At paFs
80 Clerks ohics Cuttsndsn County
Court
oT sufficient thereof 20 produce
the sums of money 20 ordered TO hs
made. Boz the purchass pF,cs. the
ruphassr, with apare,i sssuri,y OF
,eClIiiies, must esseute Bond. bear.
inF legal interest from The .ay "
sale until paid. and having the force
and eject q jadgcmsni Bidders
vii b. prepared % comply with
ihsss terms.
T. ,. HARRIS. Commissioner
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21

side Of Marion ami Bellyille roaa near
the corporate limits Of Marion. Ken
lucky. and described as follow BE
ginning At a stone. Smith James cor
ner In VIM Ashers home piece and
known a. the Doles place. thence with
Smith James line n . So " q
poles and Il links 10 a stone In the
otter line Of the l. C. X. T. right
of way; thence with outer line II
Z. {. r. r. n. - 10 r.. = poles
ard " links 10 a stone. theme s
i2 "a = 81 poles and links 10 the
ernier Of Marion and Belviys road.
siso ID line Of said Ashsr's noles
pie =. thence with Asher's Doles sur.
vey line S. 70 W. ~ poles AMI u
links TO the beginning containing 8
and 81 acres by survey. There i
situated upon said lot q dwelling
house and other Improvements This
being the same piece Of Ard con
veyed BY VIM u Asher and VI 4.
Asher, his wife. of Marion Kentucky.
to Jasper n. Mcdowell Of criiien-
den county Kentucky. on the sth day
Of March 1904, BY deed now u rec-
ord In Deed Book No. 10 At pare ibe
Clerks office, Critiendsn County
Court
o. suhicirr. thereof 20 pioduce
the sums ~ wtnsy 10 ordered - b,
made For the purchase price. the
pun hafer. with aparoyrl serphiy Or
iei critics, must sSecuis Berd. soar.
'tg legal interest from the hay Of
sale until paid, and having the force
and eject u . judgement Biddsrr
viii be prepared to comply with
these terms.
7. =. HARRIS. Commissioner
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
PINEY FORK

Rev & 7 holshsf flisd h.i rsr
ulaf appointment 81 sassr Grove
Saturday snd SUNDAY
Mr Elbsr Wilson and wife spsr,
Sunday wm NJ and Mrs. = Asher
Mias Beatrice and Hilda Crsyns
spent Saturday with Miss velra
Cridef u Marion
Mr win Crayhs and wife spent
Saturday with Gly Cridsr and fam
Wy u Providence
Mr. A D. nosns and family ard
Mrs 5 N Boone and Mrs =. y.
Jones spent Sunday with Mf Ernest
gackwell
Mis- valms Cridsr of Marion spsu,
Sunday with Miss Beairice Crayns
Ar Roy Crayns and family paved
thru ih,s section Sunday
Mr. Ed Thuunond and family
spent Sunday with VIII Alexander
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
CoNNIssIoSRRs sAlR
l. . White. Plaintiff
Against


u ! White. Plaintiff
Against Equity
u. " York 4e. Defendant
by virtue u Judgement and or
der of sale u the Crittsndsn CiT.
out Court, rendstsd a. the March
Tern there Of 1872, IN The shove
cause Tor the sum of $3.50 % with
interest," 81 the rate u 9 per cent per
anhum from ths 2sth day of Nov,
1913 until paid and al costs herein,
! shall proceed 10 oHsf for sale a.
the Oourt-houss dor In Marion 20
ne highest bidder. ~ PUBLIC AuC-
IioN on Monday the sth day u
Nay w. 81 J o'elosk y n. or
thefeabout, seeing Court day., upon
q credit 81 aiH months ths following
described property to-vit;
One tract q land lying and being
~ lhs eoan'Y of Criiisndsn and state
.of Asniarsy and bounded ~ follows
Beginning s 81 ~ ?. 80 polss
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
DYCUSBURG

Rev Mask Harper delivered en-
Easter address a. tks Methodist
church sunday ns music ~as Do
iThtful
Miss Rhsa Cooks.y u paaucah
spent Faster ~ home
The Su Grars Dsysrs gave an
Faster outing from smithlaud 10 ~
dysills
Miss Ethel Mcclure u padnesh
spent Sunday A. hams
Mu Abbis Cookssy was In psdu.
cah. saturday
Gordon Trad u Psaasah spent Sat
urday and sunday At home
Mr and Mrs Perry Peruvian
spsnt q fsw day hsrs last ~sst
Mr X u Nilroy gave sn ihs
children On Easter hunt Sunday
Mr. and Mrs o. rrsn u ylsis.
bars spent Sunday here
Ma bud Dycus and children q
Columbus, O., srs visiting fslaiiysi
here
Mssdamss Ray and Riley owsns.
Prank Charles and Csril Coukssy ani
, Bennett were IN loon couuiy
Sunday
W J Charles as n Kullaws
sunday
Mr. u Heart of llouisulls wss
IN our town = fss days last wssk
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Criiienden Circuit Court, Kentucky
Abe o. Martin, Plaintiff
A..t..t r.,,tt,,

Critienden Circuit Court, Kentucky
Abe o. Martin, Plaintiff
Against Equity
J n. Vaughn, Defendant
By virtue Of a judgement and Or
der of Sale of the Crittenden Cir.
cult Court, rendered At the March
Term thereof. 1922, In the above
cause Tor the sum Of iSi7OO 90 with
interest NJ the rate of g per cent
per annum from the 1T day Of Jan.
1920 until paid and all costs herein,
! shall proceed 70 offer Tor sale at
the Court house door IN Marion TO
the highest bidder, At PUBLIC
AUCTION. on Monday the sth day
of NAV 1922 at o'clock p, NJ. or
thereaboui. lbeing Court day., upon
a credit ~ siS months the following
described property, to.wit'
Tvo tracts Of land In Critienden
County. Nv. and bounded o. follows
FIRST TRACT Being on the wat
ers N Tradewatsr River, and being
che same land conveyed 10 ]. b. VII.
hamf by Thos. A. Vaughn. BY deed
dated the 10th day q March. 1892.
and by J D Williams and wife 20
Mary . Oakley by deed dated the
i2ih day u January. 1896: then
decided 70 n 7 Martin by Mary p.
Oakley By deed dated the i2ih day
" January, isas and y T. Martin
conveyed said land b. Alfred Martin
by deed dated the nth day of Sep.
iemher 1903 and q record IN the o..
fee u ths Clerk of the Criitenden
County Court IN y h "a Al page
40 and conveyed BY Alfred Martin
20 the Plaintiff. Abe o Martin BY
deed dated the day Of .... u.
which deed has not been placed %
record. and contains one hundred
acres
SECOND TRACT Adioins the
above described tract and contains
i5 acres And beinf : part of the
same land conveyed to the plaintiff,
Abs o. Martin b. v o Chandler.
Sheriff q Cuitsndsn County. Ksnme.
~. By deed dated the 18th day of
January 1915 and n record In the
said Clerks oHice In d b e. 81
page PAP
That an of said land wa convey.
I'd O. ihe said J u Vaughn b, deed
dated ihe Stat day u August. 1915,
which deed has never placed b record
OF suiicisf. thereof 20 pfodi.fs
tte sums q m1.si 80 ordsna 10 b.
inatr. For the pur,hase pr.os. the
Iuulaser, with apprpsrtl security OF
scCiities, must exssIte Boni. heal
ing legal interest from the day of
salr until paid. and having the force
and ELECT u judgement Bidders
will BE- prepared 10 comply with
these terms.
T. ,. HARRIS. Commissioner
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
Circus Day

The Circus Is coming holds many
interest Tor every member q the
family For example. little willis's
behavior has been beyond reproach.
hs has seen the haring posters an
nouncing the coming Of the circus and
nightly chores arr done with q pre-.
cision which has caused mothsrs %
taxi particular notice Willie has
felt the thrill
Tho circus is an American inlii-
tuiion-it Is q recreation for al
classes Seated side hy siis The
youngsters of the rich are iust a.
delighted and can gain no more ~.
ioymcnt than the poorsst orphan and
the daring feats u lhs bareback
riders. thrilling aerial acts and whole.
some comedy of ihs clowns fall ahhs
on eyes and EAR
rhe special trains hearing The
Campbell Bailey Hutchinson Combin.
cd Circus and Wild West viii arrive
IN Marion At daybfsak on Thursday
May "a.
The rliiisTing parade will take
place ~ noonday and there will b.
iwo complete performance a. 2 sud
: 7 N Doors will open one hour
safllsf
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
SEVEN SPRINGS

Phil Travis. wife and daughter.
Miss Ruby. u near Emmaus. were
guests Of NIL. Patton and family
Easter Sunday.
Miss Ruth Simpkins Of near Pink.
neyviLe opened a school at Boas on
Monday.
NJ L. Patton and sons, Collin and
Carlton and Mr. Warren Belle were
In Fredonia last week
Mrs. Green and Mr. Nirgie Peek
of Dycusburg we're visiting Corbeit
Mckinney and family Thursday of
last week
Bob Stubbleheld and wife and sons
u fmmAus were visiting Raymond
Kirk and wife sunday
Mr Claud Daughirsy and Mr
Dora Travis. both u this vicinity
went a. rrineston tuesday ~ last
week and were united In marriage
Mrs Maye Perkins and Miss Daisy
siubbleheld " near Enmaus were
visiting Mrs, NJ l. Patton We'd
nesday
Shelly Patton and wife u near
Hpghsy were visiting his brother.
Guy Patton At this place sunday
Corbeu Mckinney ~. in T,lsns
last scek
Homer StubblsGsld of FmmAus
whs the guest of Colin and Carlton
Patton Saturday
Grady Hodge and Allie Travis we're
callers In this vicinity sunday
NJ Frank vinson and wife and
mother u this section wsrs guests n
N Anderson ~ DycusbutT sunday
Mr. Cuos. of near Emmaus was
IN this section las, Monday
MIs Franz vinson is able % b.
up now after . Iona illness u fever
Rev Cunningham % pune,iou
filled his appointment here saturday
and Sunday
Rev John loekhaft will prsash %
Seven Springs the sscand sunday ln
May
Raymond Patton and wife VI, ted
T. X Mcclure and family SUNDAY
Mics Ruth Simpkins apeni last
week herr with Mr. OFlsls Campbell
hrios Mckinney visited kis broth
sr, ios Mckinney. Saturday
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21

Or sufficient thereof 10 produce
the sums OF mohsy 80 ordered 10 be-
made. For the purchase price. the
pn laser. with approved security or
sr"urities, must execute Bond. pear
inp legal interest from the day Of
suie until paid, and having the frce
and effect Of a judgement bidders
will be prepared 10 comply with
these terms.
T. +. HARRIS. Commissioner
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
coNNissloNER's suE

Cnttsnden Crcuit Court, Kentueky
Mr. Mary Ellen Thomas. 6e. plain.
ud
Against Equity
MARI Jane Mcdowell. 6c. Defendant
hy virtue of a judgement and or.
der " Sale u the Criitenden Cir.
cult Court rendered At the Term
thereof in the above cause for the
sum q .. and all cisu herein, I
shall proceed TO offer for sale a. the
court.houss door In Marion 10 the
highest bidder Al PUBLIC AUCTION
on Monday the sth day u May. ip22
~ oslock 2 n or thsreabou,. re.
Ina Court day. upon . crcdi, of six
n.cnths the following described prop.
srty iowit
A certain piece u land bought o.
A. l.. Doles wh',h lies on ihs north
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21

Messr Adrian Hardin and y Cobb
~ Salem. were in The city ionda,
enuuie io Clay to visit ihe iam,l
~ Dewey lla,es
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21

Mrs George Powell and sun, of
Blackford. who have been visiting
Mfs Ivan Jennings returned home
Monday
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21

Misses Ruth and Pearl Lynn t
Monday for OAKLAND City. Ind ta
visit relatives
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21

Mr. willourhby Guess N the Pin.
81 section was in ihe city tho lna' n
the week
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-09

brother Noah, are reported on the
sick list.
Mr.. William Ralston has made
several visits near Danville the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bowling
and family visited their son at
Berea Sunday.
Miss Vina McWhorter is able
to be back in the store after sew
eral days illness.
Mr.. Nat Prt1itt and family were
guests of his son Mr.. Lige Pruitt
Sunday.
Mr.. Rodney Ralston has return
ed from Georgetown College for
the vacation.
Miss Stella West. who has been
attending Wesleyan College is
home for the vacation.
Miss Jessie Mae Hammack Wis
tied relatives and friends in Rich
mond the past week.
Mrs. Calvin Hounshell has re-
turned from Ashevi1le. n. c.
Rev. c. \ .VanWinkle and fam
lily. were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J D. Burchell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurt and two
children are with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Hurt, Sr., for a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard Sebastin
and son visiter her pareats, at
Brodhead, Tuesday Until Sunday.
Miss Mary Miller Woods, of
Lancaster, has been in Paint Lick
for seevral days visiting reatives
and friends.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-09
Frankfort and Versailles.

Mrs. Ledford entertained Z
few young people Friday evening
in honor of her sister, Miss Je-
rusha Smith, Mr.. Henry Smith
| of Berea College, being among
those present.
Miss Jessie Mae Hammock was
among the guests who formed a
house party at Mrs. Hatters in
Richmond, from Wednesday until
Saturday. She reports delight
full time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raider and chill
dren, of Berea, were with her par
ents, DIR. and Mrs. G. c. Good
man, Sunday afternoon. Misses
Opal and Garnet Goodman re-
turned home with them.
Mr.. Eli Estridge continues
very i'll.
DR.. F. II. Smith was iii Louis.
vile this week.
James Wyatt is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Sebastin.
Mrs. r. N. Beasley and sons,
were in Lancaster Monday.
Friends of Mrs. Robert Duncan
will be glad she is improving at
ter nervous breakdown.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Davis were
i'll Richmond Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary Brown is with her
sister, Mrs. D. H. Hervey, for
visit.
A large crowd went to Rich
mond on a fishing picnic from
here recently.
Miss Elizabeth Henslev and
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-09

J Winchester Wednesday to attenl
the commencement exercises al
St. Agatha's Academy. Her SIS
ter, Miss Eleanor Buckley. is I
student there.
Mrs. John Donelson, of Ian
easier, is the guest of Mrs, L. I
I<'cc on the Summit.
Rev. S. NJ. Logan and daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Logan, have
returned to their home in Mid
way after a short stay with Mr..
and Mrs. 7. S. Burnam.
Hiss Kathleen Park, of the
Madison High School, will leave
Saturday to spend the vacation
with her parents i'll Columbia,
Tennessee.
AIcssrs. r. E. Turley and Rob
ert X. Burnam are attending the
Eighth District Bankers Con-
vcl1i1on in Grab Orchard.
Mrs. c. A. Williams and son,
Emmett Victor, of East Bern-
stadt, are guests of Mrs. Ida
BlunsChi.
Mrs. Lucy Hawkins, of Dan
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-09
|DAUGHERTY IS
NOW IS ABLE
TO STAY ON JOB
Declares He Is In Finest Health
Since Tanlac Completely Re-
heved Him Of Distressing
Stomach Trouble-Gives Pub
lie Facts In Case

q feel like a different person
since taking Tanlac and am now
able to stay on the job all day
long said jill. Daugherty, Az
w. 10Th street, Norfolk, Va, fol
fourteen years with the Hampton
Roads Paper Company.
q suffered a long time with
indigestion and got worse until
was badly run down. Everything
I ate disagreed with me and
would bloat up with gas which
depressed my heart and lungs so
it was all | could do to get my
breath. | was so nervous it was
impossible for me to get a good
nights sleep and always got up
with a bad taste in my mouth and
all worn out.
"a Tanlac statement impressed
me so I decided to try it, and I
began to improve almost at the
start. l NOW have splendid ap-
petite, that sluggish tired feeling
has left me and my sleep is good
and sound. l get Up every morn
ing feeling fine and ready for a
big days work, Tanlac sure is
4 wonderful medicine"
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists. 1t