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William Woods is surveying theConway Lumber Cos tract of land

Willie Johnston has abbut re-

covered from an attack of typhoidfever

1 Mrs G W Jones has beenverysick but is some better at thiswriting

Billy Frank Lambert Sand wifereturned Saturday from a visit torelatives at Lilly

1 < W T Woodal has sold his farms ip Mr Callahan of this place con ¬

sideration 30000The bunters from Richmond

nave returned to their severalhomes well laden with game

J MrsT E Hillof the ScaffoldCane neighborhood is visiting

herIparents Mr and Mrs G WHenry Thomas an old soldier of

the civil war and also a pensioneroneIIveterans are passing overstepping stone between time andeternity vi

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f Matt Coffey has sold his farmnear Conway to Mr Pullins fromMaclisoiL county for which he received 90000 in cash Mr Coffeyhasnot yet decided whether hewill go to Illinois or remain in oldRockcastle

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TSkTour correspondent from thisplace requested me to assume theresponsibilities and liabilities ofsuctfuntjl his return from Boylecounty where he and P T McGuire have gone to purchase someblooded stock

I Ijhe oil well on Copper creek istgoiiig down into the bosom T6Id-

therearth rather slowly owingto the extreme hardness of theformation Quite a supply of gasnot surface gas but real simon ¬

pure gas is escaping from theS8fcrjC Uncle Harrison Haggard col ¬

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ored of Scaffold Cane died Thurs31 V

53aytfnigljt last and was buried inin the old church grave yard Friday gvHe was an unique characterand his cheerful goodnaturedlaugliancL odd expressions will beremembered by all who knew himfor years to come He was a sol¬

dir in the civil war and was drawlug a pension

Gov BeckhanlS Thanksgivingproclamation

I appoint Thursday November28 i9pias a day of thanksgivingalm rayer throughout the Com ¬

monwealth It is fitting that onsuch occasions the people shouldpause and contemplate the wonderJuL growth and development of ourcounry and should give gratefulthanks to Almighty God who hasso blessed and favored us Not ina spirit of national arrogance orboastful supremacy but as humbleand thankful recognition of DiAiueProvidence let us ask for a con ¬

tinuation of those blessings andbounties so generously bestowedupon us in the past and let usshow our gratitude not alone byexpressions ofmouth but also bydeeds of the heart in extending

poortdeedyI I ljivyritBesst whereof I have here ¬

unto set my hand and caused thetoVPVvrightlW2tehundred and one and the onehundred and tenth year of theCommonwealth By the Governor

t i JCV EECKHAM4 B HILL S cretary of StateHARRY 0 TANDY Assistant

rr Secretary of Statee

rHT THROBBING HEADACHE

f 4 lSG lyckly leave you if youused Dr Kings New Life Pilfe

h3veprovedaNefvxfus Headaches they tmaliepiire l10p <iandbmld upyourliefclihOnly 25 ents Sioiiey back if notcured 91dbY 11DiuggiKt

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LEUEL GREEN1

Preaching last Sunday by RevD R Gentry at the Christianchurch or as Rev Davis would say

the Church of Christ but really-

I see hut little or no difference inthe two applications in either caseit must undoubtedly mean ChristsChurch Before preaching ElderGentry administered thecordinance of baptism to three youngcoverts altho this was his firstattempt yet he performed it like aveteran notwithstanding the waterwas covered with ice

We have nothing sensational tochronicle at this writing Thepartridge hunters donned uniforms

dogstheyfiJIedvery unlike the skirmishing of twoarmies but lo and behold whenthe uimrods went forth on Satur ¬

day they met more Post Boardsthan free hunting grounds Ourpeople have determined that thebirds shall be protected from thehend of the merciless sportsmanand this is right let them multiplyand help replenish the earth

Tradein all kinds of stock is ata perfect standstill nothing sellingbut chickens geese turkeys and

ducksSchoolsare nearing a round up

but the old time exhibition with

abIsenfulcdraw backs to our publicschools and should never havebeen tolerated

We stated in our last article thatProf Teague of N C would beassociatedwith us in our schoolbeginning January 1st We askspace by way of advertisement toagain say that he will be with usand that he is competent to teachjLatin Bookkeeping and all thehigher mathematics in addition tothe common school branchesThose preparing for examinationwilll find it to be to their especialadvantage to attend our school

aplThoseap ¬

ply for board at once

Adjoining Countiesu

Caldwell College at Danville hasbeen clqsed for a short time on ac ¬

count of scarlet fever

The eighth annual meeting oftheNationa Foxhunters Associa-tion

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was begun at Irvine TuesdayMrs T P Hill wife of Col T

P Hill of Stanford died Saturdayafter an illness of severaliionthsat the age of 70 t

Coal oil has been found in Waynecounty at adepth of only 530 feetThe well is being put down by theMcConnaghyOil Company whichis composed of Danville men

The Court of Appeals overruleda motion for a new hearing in thecase of Reubm Quinn the negrowho killed Policeman John TCrum in Danville last April Quinnwas given a death sentence and theday for the execution will bsetbyGov Bcclchani >

ASTOUNDING DIScOVERY

From Coopersville Mich comesword of a wonderful discovery of apleasant tasting liquid that whenused before retiring by any onealwaysIwill soon cure the cough toowrites Mrs S Himelburger forthree generations of our familyhave used Dr Rings New JDiscbv

ery for Consumption and neverfound jts equal for Coughs andeoldtsuIts an lintivaieid life>j 1 >

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heriff Landaeo=

On the Fourth Monday in Nov1901 lor one of my deputies willsel at the front door of the Court ¬

house in Mt Vernon the follow-ing

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tracts of land for taxes for 19001901

50 acres listed in the name of I

Sarah Mobley heirs nearest resi ¬

dent H E Northan tax andcost 2 45

7 acres listed in the hanie of ThosArgenbright nearest resident LarkChumley tax and cost 5 28

100 acres listed in the name ofArnold and Baker nearest residentTom Stalworth t tax and cost 5 20JL ¬

ton tax and cost 3 9050 acres listed in the name of

Elbert Browing nearest residentTheo Pigg tax and cost 7 AI

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50 acres listed in the name of

JasDurham25 acres listed in the name of

Tilda Collins nearest residen SPGriffin tax and cost i 97

JirdCoIlJewell tax and cost 3 4350 acres listed in the name of

Ed Cottin nearest resident W HMorristaxand cost 3 90

157 acres listed in the name ofWianie Chestnut nearest resident-V M Fish tax and cost 7 05

44 acres listed in the name ofKmly Daugherty nearest resident97ILoving lax and cost 2 78

200 acres listed in the name of

JonesFrench200 acres listed in the name of

Mrs E Griffin nearest residentGeorge Pope tax and cost 5 20

35 acres listed in tht name ofGeorge Griffin nearest resident DClark tax and cost 3 20

565 acres listed in the name ofMrs T A Gresham nearest resi-dent

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Livingston tax and cost 43 13

75 acres listed in the name of CalMullins nearest resident S PGriffin tax and cost 3 90

200 acres listed in the name ofW J McNabb nearest residentSam Sams tax and cost 6 20

200 acres listed in the name ofNathan McWhorter nearest resi¬

dent Jones French tax and cOSt3 3567 acres listed in the name of

W M Newcoinb nearest residentMary Mullins tax and cost 3 29

100 acres listed in the name ofSarah Owens nearest resident SP Griffin tax and cost 3 35

3 acres listed in the name ofJohn L Owens nearest residentSol Griffin tax and cost i 97

i town lot in Livingston listedin the name of Steve Owens taxand cost 335

50 acres listed in the name fE-T Adams nearest resident J HReynolds tax and cost 2 93

1 60 acres listed in the name ofSam McClure nearest rasidet H GEdwards tax and cost g 44

25 acres listed in the name ofW M Miracle nearest resident JT Durham tax and cost 2 97

45 acres listed in the name ofAimda Metcalfe nearest residentGeo Griffin tax and cost 2 43

listedIincost t9730 acres listed in the name of

W A Morrisiiearest resident T BMorris tax and cost 3 43

50 acres listed hr the name of JB Baily for 1898 1899 1900 and1901 nearest resident Joe Poantax and cost v

5 17

222 acJes listed in the name ofJohn W Marler nearest JesidentJ L Brown tax and cost 5612

acres listed in the name of-Sal1y Wiley nearest resident BBodkin taxand cost i 97

One town lot inMt Vernon near-est

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resident Jam L W iteCot-8J and cost v 290

1 Eo acres listed iio the name ofM rsLB Adams In Mtv Vernontax andcot J6 35

30 acres i 4lh 1lie nameV ol-

James Kjul yiiesrestyesideiit A1I JI Ptie tax iimdco f <

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100 acres listed in the name of JDMcLemore nearest resident Wright35ISarah Tones nearest resident JL i

Norton tax and cost 4 28

40 acres listed in the name ofSquire Newcoinb nearest residentNoah Bishop tax and cost 3 66

32 acres listed in tIle name of I

Mrs M F Owens nearest resident i

W M Crank tax and cost i 97j

I I acres listed in the name ofAmimda Owens nearest residentM GFTyree tax and cost 2 20

25 averes listed in the name ofBttpRdssJRRossRoss tax and cost 3 20

50 acres listed in the name of i

Win Harrison nearest residentJohn Adams tax and cost 2 87JNLutes tax and cost for 1900 and19015 29

100 acres listed in the name ofHenry Maddox heirs nearest resi-dent

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Jno Blanton tax and costs 20100 acres listed in the name of

W L Singleton nearest residentP J flaIl tax and cost 3 43

15 acres listed in the name ofJas Spoon amoore nearest residentFount Harris tax and cost 3 57

76 acres listed in the name of FjasMobleyi acre listed in the namo of Wm

Hiatt nearest resident Sam Smithtax and cost 243

100 acres listed in the name ofThos P Smith nearest resident EMullins tax and cost 414

50 acres listed in the name ofCathrine Smith nearest residentJas Mullins tax and cost I9lt 75 acres listed in the name ofEli Hall4 nearest residntCarBurnett tax and cost 3 20

40 acres listed in the name ofLucinda Adams nearest residentW H Reed tax and cost 3 43

50 acres listed in the name ofNath Bussel nearest resident JasMize ballance tax and cost 2 20

75 acres listed in the name of GeoBusselnearest resident RichardMoore tax and cost

50 acres listed in the name ofC B Carr nearest resindent EHall tax and cost 3 43

75 acres listed in the name ofJ F Dyer nearest resident ThosarBowmen tax and cost 3 66

5 acres listed in the name of BillAdamc Col nearest resident SamSmith tax and cost 306-

i acre listed in the name of JoeNewcomb Col nearest resident JC Myers tax and cost 274

50 acres listed in the name ofPauling Ingram nearest residentGrant Loving tax and cost 2 43

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Uncle SamsMail Servicerequires physicaland mentaability of a high degree towithstand its hard Tabors Thehigh tension to which thenervous system is constantlysubJctcdhasa depressing ef¬

fect and soon headache back ¬

ache neuralgia rheumatismsciatica etc develop in severeform Such was the case ofMail Carrier S F Swcinhartof Huntsville Ala he says

An attack of pneumonia left mewith muscular rheumatism headachearid pains that to be alloveririei I was scarcely able to move for-

about ainonth when I decided to give

I MiesDr Pain Pills

and Nerve Pluters a trial In ree-

days I was again on m route and4ntwo reeks Iwac free frorlpainiandgaining in flesh and

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Capital Stock 100000 Surplus 1804076-DIREC

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TORSJ W Hayden W1P Walton J H Collier M D Ehtiore

0 Ried T P Hill S H Baugliman W A TribbleM T Miller and S T Harris

We solicit the accounts of the citizens of Rockcastle and adjoiningcounties assuring them prompt and careful attention to all busi ¬

ness intrusted to us Personal application and correspond v tence with a view to business relations invited < <

JS HOCKER Pres JjX J McROBERTS GashienA A McKINNEY Ass t Cashier v

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Caskets Coffins Robes EtKept ir Stock Orders by Mail Telegraph or Telephone

Promptly filled

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and FUNERAL DIRECTORMt Vernon Ky w iJ

Stock Complete Canand ioi

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