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PERSONALS0
Jas Houk continues very poorly
John D Miller is at home for thefovrth
Judge McClure is in very poorhealth 0JljMissives here
Charley Bellwruni is with homefolks this week
J J McCall has been very sickfor several days
H Burdette Houk is at home tospend the Fourth
Frank Thompson was here yeterday buying stock
Gen D R Collier spent fontday and Tuesday here
R B Mullins is in Xnoxv leIngetting his new samples
Mr Monroe Frazier of Louisville is visiting relatives
Master Chester Landrum is visiiug relatives at Pittsburgs
C C Williams is attending theBar Association at Lexington
John A Mullins one of Livingstons substantial citizens was intown Monday
Mrs Ella Franklin and Miss AnnBrounainan were hereVed 25alDrJCfota jolEmil
the Philippines for the last threeyears has returned home
daSundayas brakeman Monday
Dr Elizabeth Jackson visitedfriends here Wednesday night She inisnow located at Crab Orchard
D L Carter foreman Langfordquarries was here attending ttrial of Millard Farthing yesterday
A B Furnish our excellentassistant cashier is spending the F
JacountyMr and Mrs Marshall Owens
of Maretbiirg are visiting theirdaughter Mrs Annie Hendrick at
P1nevillerBert Whitehead is in receipt of afine Spanish dictaonary sent himby his South American iriendSenor Bottenus
Hon Ed Parker of London washere Monday on legal businessHe is very hopeful that he will lethe next Congressman from theEleventh district in
V7 H Albright of Brodheadsays that his son Albert who It
been in the Philippines has landedat San Francisco and will beshhome in a few days
E A Herrin and J A Proctorare making some fine counters anddoing some other firstclass interior finishing work in WMaPoynters new store
Misses Alice and Rosa Dolan re¬
turned home Monday afterTpleasant visit with friends ¬Bernstat dthotMcWhorter and Viva1Saturdayssplendid likeness of the beautifulostMiss Cody Jure3r of Pewee Valle3Twho is now visiting her MotherMrs Thos Lasley at Livingston
i Mrs Emma Fish tells us thatsba is now grandma Her son
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Jhaf the mother and babe are bothl dOJng yellr1
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j The public well has been cotn
91orut the wife of Ance Boreinga ne g n baby
County Teachers InsYimfe willconvene here laext Monday v
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Richard Halcomb anti Miss MaudProctor were married Wednesday
Llvlngstonmtoday furnishing music for theRed Men
Oue of the twin babies of Mrand Mrs F H Hardy died Wednesday night
Marriage license was issued to JT Durham and Miss Belle Vansantyesterdayo
Read the ad of Krueger and Sonsand see the many bargains whichthey offer V
E B Miller has moved 50 barels of vinegar from Cox Brosi cel ¬
for early shipment
MUST HANG James Dawsoncolored of Stanford was given adeath sentence for killing his wifet
teboundtime and due here now at 1055 in
tiJas of Junction Cityhas purchased the stock of goods at
place which belonged to thelate J S JoplinT
this issue appears the quarter-ly
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statement of the Bank of MtVernon which shows it to be in a-
very flourishing conditionhotof Henry Catron and MissPearl Mullins a most beautiful at-
tractive¬
and charming young ladyboth of the Level Green sectionwere married this week The SIG-
NAL extends hearty congratulations24fi1902 rChatcoIgozcomfortably stands gild B
ly good time is assured all whoend the big Fair at Crab Orchard
July 23 24 25 190-
eDEADMiss Dollie McClure-
ughter of Sam McClure after an ty
of only a few months diedSaturday of consumption Thismakes three sisters who haAe gone
the same way in little over ayear The burrial took place Sun-
day at the family hurrying ground
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RRITHsettle their accounts beforerst ervare needing t-
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cannot wait any longer GFRITH S DUNN
jun KsrL CTU EProfJohri I Cochwill give a lecture at the con
house Thursday evening July 10Admission 10 and iscts His sub-ject
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will be An Evening of Songand Story He comes highlyrecommended so let every one turn-
out and give him a crouded auencenThere will be a lawnfete giventhe court house yard Tuesday for
the purpose of raising funds forasairing some of our sidewalks
While we do not think that the ladiesould have to take a matter of this
kind in hands yet we want tocompliment those who have mathis start and earnestly requestevery body to come and lend theircassistance and make it a success
Millard Farthing shot and killedorgan Burk at Langford Stationuesday afternoon also fired one
at a younger brother of Burksbut only powder burnt lips chin
trouble seems to be the saltold gVudge and ftom treliable euformaHoh Ba
had given Fanning umrl 12 o closflnTuesday to leaveNe county and ifhe didnt that he would kill himThe defends came la and gavehimself uPid was put trader guard
Later The examining trial Washeld jesterday and the defendantwasacqtmted on t-
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The annual outing fthe Kenlucky Press Association will takeplace July 2230 the first two daysbeing spent in business session atOwen horo The different pointsto be visit are Cincinnati ToledoPut InBay Sandusky DetroitPort Huron St Clair Flats SarniaOafand Mt Clemens Mich
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LIVINGSTONO
John Wes Bakerwas in Mt Vernon yesterday
Walter Rivers has a position withWard St Magee
VerQonwrcrrsfrom LouisvilleA S Reid of London was in
town the last of the weekMrs Kate Dixon of Paris is the
guest of Mrs Lawrence DixonMrsJElla Magee and Mrs Will
Wright are visiting at ParksvilleWaynerInd was here Sunday and MondayMiss Nettie Stallsworth visited
homefolks near Pine Hill SundayrMrturned to their home in Louisvilledablissach the school in the Sams dis
trictMrsRobert Burns and children
left Sunday for their new home atParis
W C Mullins spent a few daysthis week among the mountains of
ennesseeMiss Minnie Salyards of Pitts
burg is visiting her brother Lo-
gan SalyardsCol J C Tipton an exile fromme was a guest at the Riverside
Mansion MondayMiss Bessie Lakes of Lebanon
Junction was visiting at A NcoBentleys this week
Miss Alta Owens after a pleas-ant visit here has returned to herhome at Brodhead
There will be services at theristian church Sunday the 6th
nducted by Rev Jno Dict9nofLondon 0
Mrs James Hilton and daughterMiss Ella of Rowland are visiting Mrs Will Hiltont
Col D G Colsonrof Bell coonand the Hon Russell Dillion
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were in Jackson this weekW C Mullins and J C
jPittsburgMiss Fannie Sparks of Mt Ver-
non is the guest of Mrs R ASparksand Miss Mary Doty
Messrs Doty and Broddus ofwill be guests at A N
the lat of the weektParker of London Col D
Colsons opponent in the racefor Congress was here this week
Mrs Margaret Sambrook andgranddaughter Miss Maggie witrlGweek
Dr Sanis was called to SandHill Saturday to set the brokenarm of George a little son of WillOverbeys
diMiss Vinnie Adams of Mt Veron visited Her father James
Adams at the Mull ns HotelWednesday
reThere was a bab11
here Saturday between Mt Ve rnon and Livingston Livingstonwon 14 to 7Isdehere last week visiting her laugh
Mrs John Walton Mrs GeoDoss and Miss Anna Parson
Misses Ida Sympson MaggieSambrook and Master Archie Cooper and a number of young folksspent Thursday at Lettered Roc
Mr and Mrs John Kelley we rcalled to Wallaeeton Saturday onccount of the death of two of the IstruckherhMrs Harvey Ingalls and litt
Billie Mack who have bethe guests of Mrs Thomas Lasleyat the Riverside Mansion returnto Middlesboro Thursday
Mr and Mrs Thomas LasleyMrs Sue Mullins Mrs HarveyIngalls and Miss Code Jurey Drat1rjp f
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Louis George is able to be outagain
George Moore went to StanfordTuesday
Mrs Julia Singleton went toCincinnati Saturday
W J Chesnut made a trip toAlt Vernon Saturday
Albert Hiatt made a businesstrip to Wildie Tuesday
Cash Hiatt and wife are visitingrelatives at Wallaceton
Dr Benton and wife of Brodhead were here Saturday
A C Hiatt went to Coppereek Monday on business
J M Cress bought of Per Hiatta sow and nine pigs for 40
Crops are looking fine since therain which was badly needed
W R Boyd who has been illfor some time is convalescent
William Cbasteen of Brush creekwas here Monday buying corn
Willie Price of near Mt Ver-non
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passed through here last weekMr Wade Brown of Level
was in this vicinity MondayMrs James Woore is visiting her
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ughter Mrs C C Gibbs at BeeLick
Quite a number of our People at-
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church at Staversons GroveSunday
Richard Adams who has beenworking near Paris is with homefolks this week
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KENTUCKYS GREATESTFAIR
0Beginning at sunup Monday
July 14 and closing at the heavenlyhour of midnight Saturday July19 the Richmond Ky Lodge cfElks will attempt to break all re¬
rds at their Fair The forty acresofwoodland the magnificent cam-pus
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of old Central University inthe suburbs of Richmond will bethe location A splendid race trackamphitheatre and band stand havebeen constructed The mammothgymnasium will be used as Floral
itH ll for the Ladies DepartmentDressing rooms for ladies in Dor-mitory Commanding views from
College buildingsfinestIeverSome special features are Fratern-al
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Day Ladies Day GovernorsarLouisvilletA 700 Olds Automobile will be
raffled July 19 Premiums for allkinds of stock farm produce anddome tic ware Large trotting andpacing purses and stakes handsomepremiums on saddle and harnesshorses etc And many novelties
will make this a memorableexhibition It is not a Street Fairhi any sense Admission 25 centsto all D R TEVIS Secretary
KENTUCKY FAIR DATES0d July 1419orgetown July 2226 r t
Gynthiaua July 30 Aug 3 vDanville August 68 r
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L wrenceburgAugust 1622 tc August 1921 =
Maysville August 2023 fSbelbyvill August zit 29tLondon August 2729J =
Florence August 2730Germantown August 27 36Bardstown September 26 JElizabethtown September 9012Bowling Green September 1013Glasgow September 1013Ewing September 1113Louisville September 22 27Hartford October 14Brodhead Aug 20 22Crab Orchard July 2325Barbourville Sept 35
Rain and sweathave po effect On
1with Eureka5 treated
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THE PLACE TO DRIVE GREAT BARGAINSk
i HOME OQJ4FORTSII PivlJES
SHOES LACES GENTSI
75c to 400CHILDRENS SHOES
20C to 115CALICOS worth 5c-
SALK Price3IcPERCALES worth ice-
SALE Price S reFLANNELSworth 10CISALE Price 90 J
GOOD ioc HOSEBIG Stock at 5c
BEST 5oc UNDERWETRat
NOTIONS all at Reduced PriceLATEST Styles
LADIES Trimmed HatsWorth 200 Sale price 150
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ACTUAL NECESSITIESPRICES WITHIN REACH OF Ai
UGAR IIATARBUCKLE LIONCOFFElTiocj
FRESH CANNED FRUITSALL SOt
CHINAWARE and GlasswttTHE Very Best
SADDLES BRIDLES andHARNESS Saddles 6 to 3
COOKING STOVESand TINWARE
FURNITURE ALL SORTS
BED ROOM SunCScALL These Goods are New
Arrivals to be Sold at Low Prices
TRY US for Some of TheseBARGAINS and be Convin l r
NICE LADIES IIS31eUS and get low prices in the Big Brick next tothe post office near railroad crossing =
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Men s 125 tor 5opNoW at oo cents and up
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Sell Greatly Reduced Prices Notethe Reductions
Shoes Regular Price
Fail to Come While theseShoe fciarscains are offered >
Goods and give prices and you can¬
this SHOE BARGAIN SaleYour trade is Solicited
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JONAS MCKENZIEj
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BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICESPhone No 83
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Caskets Coffi Mfes Bte jV
Kept itSTelegraphlock or Telephone w ar
Promptly filled 3
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WILLIS GRIFFINPractical Undertlcer
and FUNERAL DIRECTORL
Mt Vernon Kv 7F
Stock CompleteFINE HEARSE Attached CanMetalic Caskets and BaTe
Embalming done on short notice cT
Come and see me anything I have not got cangetfor12ou on fisttrain that leave the City
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