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OUMDERiANDitVEItHAITI8TCIIURCIIEvory

Morning BervlcoMl1OO n m

KventnK 710 pmSabbath 8chooD46 a m

Prayer Meeting Wednesday 720 p m

ka REV A C HUTSON PastorI

p KII18T METHODIST EPISCOPAL OHUltOII

Every Sunday In each month

Mprnlnir Service 1100 a mKvmilng II 730 p m

Ribtmth School hIIO a mPrayer Meeting Thur day700 p i-

na HEV F W HA UHOP Pastor

CHHISTJAN CHURCH SERVICES

Morning Sorvlcel100 n my Evening 730 pmr Sabbath SchoolM 046 a m

Junior Endeavor 180 p m

R8 Workers Con Tuo 700 p mPrayer Meeting Tue daM 745 p m

43PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICESkAFirst and Third Sunday In each month

n Morning Servlooll00 a mEvening 730 pmSabbuth School 845 a InPrayer Meeting Wednesday 730 p m

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atsFeeaaaaaa3aeeEr sE-L iGPIRSONALS

in WCD Around Town

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v E G Asher of Pineville was here

Tuesday between trains

Mrs Hughes is quite ill this week

at her home on Main Street

W W Sawyers is recovering from

a severe attack of the grippe

Jack Howard of Pineville was in

town last Monday on business

W S Hudson attended the Press

Meeting in Louisville this week

Mrs J B Stivers of Corbin itR visiting relatives here this week

George Skidmore ol Harlan wasa visitor in this city Wednesday

John Stansberry ol Atlanta Ga

is spending a few days with relativeshere

Miss Myrtle Cole is the guest of

Miss Forest Baker in London this

s weekMrs

i Dr Croley of Williamsburg

visited relatives here Monday and

Tuesday

Miss Dora Ingram ol Pour Mile

was the guest Tuesday of Mrs B

CLewisMiss

Harrop is spending the

Christmas holidays with friends in

Covington

Mr and Mrs Hiram Owens are

4inertng into their new home on

High Street

Miss Lou Faulkner is the guestthis week of Miss Lucille Woodson

at Flat Lick

Robert Tuggle came home to

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spend Christmas with home folks

Qlast Sunday morning

r Judge Charles E Herd of Mid

l dlesboro was a court day visitorJi

I fn town last Monday

t rt Rev T B Stratton returned th e-

ffI first of the week from on extended+ ij trip over the district

j 4t 11t Mrs O C McClung stall children

t if gfllye are spending few dayshere-

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Sawyer A Smith was here a fewhours last Friday but returned Againto his work in Covington

Ljrna Golden and family havemoved into the Judge Golden prop-

erty on Manchester Street

Mr and Mrs Howard Ross ofTrosper are visiting her parentsMr and Mrs E E Satvycr

Miss Janie Sullivan returned Tues ¬

day from Danville where she spentthe holidays with relatives

Mr and Mrs Louis Ltntr return ¬

ed Tuesday from California wherethey have been lor some time f

John Byrley of Lexington isspending a few days with humefolks and engaging in hunting

Hon Caleb Powers left last Tues ¬

day afternoon fur Uushmgton D

C and will be absent for some daysV

Miss Nannie Davidson and MrS L Combs of Beattyville arethe guest of their sister Mrs V C

McDonaldMrsSmith entertained Mr

and Mrs W W Tinsley and familyand several other friends to an duborate Christmas dinner

Mrs Murrell Thompson of Au-

gusta¬

with her little daughterLouise is visiting her parents ilrand Mrs T B Stratton

Mrs W H McDonald will haveas her weekend guests MesdamesCharles Kincaid loseph Mitchell andG M Smith all of Corbinr

Mrs H H Carmical has returnedto her home in Mt Vernon after apleasant six wteks sojourn with herdaughter Mrs A W So wards

Capt and Mrs Jackson Morris ofFrankfort arrived on Christmasafternoon and were the guests untilMonday night of W H Green andfamily

BornLast Thursday to the wifeof W M Dishman a daughterMrs Irishman has been in a veryprecarious condition and grave fearshave been entertained for her recov-

ery

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The babe is doing nicely

Ye editor and wife fared prettywell as Santa Clause was very kind

to us Among the list of presentswe mention a beautiful water setpresentedon the Christmas tree by

a member of the Advocate force andanother which was even a greatersurprise was a ten dollar check pre ¬

sented by our very special friend

John M Robsion There tokenswere all appreciated

t LOCALBREVITIES

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Rev A C Hutson of KnoxvilleTenn has accepted a call from thelocal congregation of the Baptistchurch and removed here this wee

with his family x

The handsomest Calendar of all isthe one sent out by The NationalStockman and Farmer PittsburgPa It will be sent to any one whowillsend 10 cents to pay packageand postage Send for itHNotice to the

of the Graded School

The winter and spring term ofschool will begin on Monday Jan-

uary¬

9th instead of Monday Janu ¬

ary 2ndVeryrespectfullyM

Supt

EntertainedIMrs J Prank Hawn had us her

guests at a six oclock dinner partyJudge and Mrs P D Sampson Mr+ nd Mrs Sol T Steele of Cleveland

0 Mrs 0 C McClung of Elys

Misses Margaret Sampson Lenoraand Nell Barner

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Miss Ada Stephens was the host ¬

ess Xt a dinner party Wednesday atthe home of her aunt Mrs John M

Tinsley Those present were Misses

Nancye Faulkner Maud Cole AnnieDee Albright Nannie Riley Ida ColeMable Matthews Lucy Tinsley

Mary Sawyer Jessie Ballard Nellie

Rdot Maud McDonald and MollieSmit

1S74THE MOUNTAIN ECHO1875From the Pen of Ion John H Wilson and lion

Vincent Boreing ReEchoed From 74 and 75

KNOX COUNTY LOCALS JANUARY

STII 1875

Measles among us and many of

our people have measlcy kids

CharleyRenfro was here last week

Milt Yorks distillery is in opera ¬

tionYour attention is directed to the

Grangers column

Lots of changes and movingaround consequent upon the newyear

r Wm Tinsley killed a hog a fewHays ago which had two paunches

Quarterly Court yesterday Butfew people in town

Dan Johnson has bought Single

tons Yeller Store

H II Hunter Circuit Clerk hasmoved his office into the new courthouse

Dave Colyer is back from the

South Stock market dull He wasin North Carolina

The propcJty of John R Heltondeceasedrented for 503 00 Theblacksmith shop renting for 14400

Miss Maggie Dislimnn entertainedher mends laast Friday evening ather fathers John Dishman

We learn that Judge John Goodinof Pineville has bought the farmwhere Mrs Mark lives in this county

Doug Vermillion who has beenlivingin Illinois three or four yearsarrived here Wednesday night

Abner Anderson has awakenedfrom his Rip Vanwinkle sleep Abner wants fire abolished in this Congressional district Read his letter

Stowe Harte the Evangelist ofthe Lynn Camp Association withothers has just closed a time daysmeeting at Robinson There weretwenty additions

From S W Harmon we learn

that Miss Nannie Owens had a nice

exhibition at the close ol her school

and that she gave satisfaction as ateacher

Pleas Walker of Whitley cou styhas a gourd which measures 5 feet4 inches in circumference and weighs

sixty pounds

Had Capt Ford run for Congressand had been defeated by 629 ma-

jority¬

we think he would not havecontested as Cockrill has done

Col Jon G Eve has been confined-

o his room for two weeks pneu ¬

monia fever Gord P bain is con ¬

fined to his roommeaslesShooting matches are all the-

o Jim Brafford Wm McDanieloiVm Fox and George Faulkner chal-

lenge

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Lynn Camp and Indian Creek

If that man who has that goodmill to sell will advertise the sale in

the Echo instead of writing onlittle slips of paper and postingthem about he will find bidders

W J Ore shot and killed a wildgoose on the farm of Mrs Glascockssuth side of the Cumberland rivertwo miles from this place It measured five and a half feet from one

tipof the wing to the other

We learn that Hon Jno D Whitewho has been in Washington dur¬

ing December that it is likely a mailroute will soon be established be ¬

tween Pineville and ManchesterFrom Manchester to Hazard the mailwill be carried twice per weekandfrom Beattyvillc to Campion twiceper week

List of marriage licence issued inKnox county in December Herd S

Sprinkle to Dlizabeth Umfleat Hli

Ewens to Emily Ray James Cox toNancy Mays E P Baine to MaryE Pope B C Calaway to NancyPrichard J H Ballard to Kate Dishman A K Cooke to Laura Dish

man John Parker to Lucinda Kerby

James A Pope to Nancy E PopeJames C Sprowl to Sarah McVeyJohn H Westerfield to Amanda DoraBaughman Douglass Scvier to KateTaulbee

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IJIBDUeccmbrr 11th Murydaughter of Joseph Logan JancIyears nine months and 25 days

There are a great many personsu ho were former residents of thiscounty who now live in otherStates and being subscribers for theEcho we thought it would be inter ¬

esting to them to hear somethingconcerning lUirbourvillc

The town is in the same old placeand will never get anywhere else un ¬

less washed off hy the Cumberlandriver Richland creek or Smoky

The public buildings are the newcourthouse in the middle ofI thepublic square and the jail nearbyThe couithoufee is about finichedandcost 11500 Tin jailwasbuilt in 18G4 is ready to fall downand cost nobody knows how much

say 7000 There are about 30dwelling houses two ho els five

dry goods stores one drugstorethe local option law has killed thegroceriestwo blacksmith shopstwo cabinet workmen eight law ¬

yers two physicians two shoeshops one saddlers shop twochurches cne gristmill and TheMountain Echo

The following named persons arehousekeepers with the number in

the family W W Sawyer 8 infamily Mrs Ellen Matthews 5 infamily John H Davis Ii in family

John W Reeder 7 in family W FCostellow 4 in family Jesse T Wil ¬

son 2 in family A E Pogue 7 infamily G P Harrison 3 in familyG A Doaue 3 in family W B

Anderson 5 in family Mrs jno R

Helton 2 in family W P Fox 6in family Wm Tinsley Sr 8 in

family Wm Tinsley Jr 3 in familyJjPitzerin family Dr O P Herndon 9 in

family John F King 7 in familyR ll Charles 2 in family Mat Bolton 8 in family A W Hopper 2 infamily Mrs Mnlmla Dowis 1 in

family Dr J M Dishman 5 in fam-

ily

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A Y Culton 6 in funnily G Pflame 2 in family N A Chamber ¬

lain 3 in family John H Wilsan 2in family T S Wilson 2 in familyH K Wilson 3 in family W EWord 4 in family John Dishman 7

in family J Hugh Smith 3 in fam ¬

ily A It Singleton 3 in family Wm

McDnmcl 5 in family Mrs Lucy

Horn 5 in family Jas T Gibson 4in family T G Gibson 2 in family

David Dishman 4 in family MrsVermillion 3 in family James H

Tinsley G in family J N Brafford

4 in family Geo Parrot 2 in familyH B Hudson 4 in family N Shutt2 in family John Hicks 2 in familymaking a total of 192 people in

BarbourvilleTheought to be house ¬

keepers and some of them are try ¬

ing to be T J Wyatt John G

Eve Wm Tinsley James TinsleyJames D Black H 11 HunterObediah Jenkins Green Elliott G

M Hudson F B MeClary JoshFaulkner T J Culton James HDishman Hon G M Adams Wm

Phipps Total 15The colored population numbers

not exceeding 35We can safely say that the popu ¬

lation in the corporation willnotexceed 250

BLISS AND WOE

A kissAnd a thought

And the life of a minuteSuch is bliss

A graveAnd a sob

And a desolate hornsSuch is woe

WrThe blisssV Can be made

Andmust or we miss itAnd mourn itThe woe

< Will or noComes sooner or later to allX And we brave it

This life is too short to let blissSlip by and be lost

If woe be not bitterly presentTake bliss

And be sure while you mayThat you have it

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of farms in Knox county consisting of Coal nd Tib landsgrass lands agricultural farms in large small and medium sizetracts that I can suit the wish of almost eny one AlsoTSZI Ihaving a nice list of property both improved and unimprovedlisted for sale If you want to locate in town either to buy or

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Combs Brushes PerfumeryBooksand Stationery-

DR HERNDONS PRESCRIPTIONS ARE CAREFULLYCOMPOUNDED

NICE LINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO

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