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tf -M ? K i 'Lj,.'laJH'jffW.ifW)liiliiri1 !! miji mm mmh T- Ii.mm i I,, Y.T J I i ' iff TBI -! i ipt' i iiiiinii'iiwiiiM ,.y r..' a "l.U" .ii1 'jjj '1V4! FORDS FERRY. Sherman Ford, who ha been sick of late, is convalescent. C M Clift is cutting and housing his large crop of tobacco. Tho protracted meeting at Dunn Spring has boon going on for a woolc with a good attondancc. Bud Kirk, who has boon somewhat sick of lato, is slowly improving. Jack Hughes is hauling tios to Fords Forry. Sherman Ford is assisting C M Clift in his tobaoao. Hooth school is progress!: nicoly with an attendance of moro than twonty pupils. W H Nation is preparing his whoat ground. Tho Ohio ritor is sotting quite low. A dologation of the most prominent citizens in this vicinity, consisting of Mossrs C M Clift, T N Wofford, Loc Kankin and Jack Hughos convonod at Dunn Springs Saturday to consider tho possibility of a good road from there to Uncle Bobby Hoath's. Aaron Jamos went to Marion Friday. .Marvin Truitt is making tios. The recent warm woathor has boon of immense advantage in ripening the late tobacco crop. C M Cliit has secured a large number of signers to a petition asking the Fiscal Court to oausc to be built a good, substantial' bridge across Crooked crock at Dunn Springs, the said bridge being badly needed. The people hore have been trying to get a bridge for thirty jears. This is one of the beat farming sections in Crittenden county, and since the county was organized in 1S42 thousands of dollars havji been paid in taxes by the citizens of this vicinity. Yet, if the county has ever expended anything for public improvements in this vicinity it has slipped the memory of the oldest inhabitant. General Robert E. Lee. was the greatest General tho world has ever known. Ballard's Snow Liniment ia the greatest Liniment. Quickly cures all pains. It is within the reach of all. T. II. Pointer, Hempstead, Texas, writes: "This is to certify that Ballard's Sno' Liniment has been used in my household for years and has heen found to be an excellent Liniment for Rheumatic pains. I am never without it." Sold by J. II. Orme. CHAPEL HILL. Tobacco i.yabout all in the house. B F Walker and wife wore the guests of Mr. Joe Parr and family, of Caldwell county, Sunday. James Hill and family, of Crayne-ville, wore the guests of Mrs. J N a Hill Saturday night and Sunday. V V "Ward and family were visiting Boss Young and family, of Tribune, Saturday night and Sunday A very nice singing was given at f i A Good Boy UP Avoids. Trouble. 2 M m And so a wise man insures his property against 5 Fire, Lightning : and Hurricanes BE WISE ! 'Tis folly to be other- ; wise. Buy the best fire J policy. Why be con- tent with something 2 just as good ? J GET THE BEST I 2 We make a specialty of 2 2 dwelling policies for 2 2 town or country. CRIDER & WOODS j 5 INSURANCE. Telephone ic Ov-i 1'oMotHcp, 2 One of the Fir- ijen in 2 Western Kentucky. 9 i . .ujJWK yaUqjfcill UklJlilillKllliu'lllWlli'l mimakmtmmmHlummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm the home of Mr nd Mrs J V Aaams on last Sunday night which was well represented by tho young people of this community and Crayncvillc also. Our protracted meeting will begin ou Wednesday night aftor the third Sunday in October. Quite a number from this place attoudod church at Craynovillo Sun day, it boing Bro Oakloy's rogular proaching day. Miss Jluby Higham paid Miss I'earlono Hill a pleasant call Sunday. Will Ward wont to Frodonia Friday with a load of melons. Mr Jasper Walker aud family, of Livingston county, woro visiting Mrs J C Long and family Saturday aud Sunday. Mr M G Jacob's little son, Gloo, is visiting rolativos in Faducah this wook. Miss Addic Olivor, of Francos, is the guost 3f hor aunt, Mrs J C Adams. Chamberlain's Couph Remedy One of The Best on The Market. For many years Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has constantly gained in favor and popularity until it is now one of the most staple medicines in use and has an enormous sale. It i3 intended especially for acute throat and lung diseases, such as coughs, colds and croup, and can always be depended upon. It is pleasant and safe to take and is undoubtedly tho best in the market for the purposes for which it is intended. Sold by J. II. Orme the leading drug store in Western Ky. Haynes & Taylor the enterprising druggists of Marion. trade'water. Mr. Jim Nawls, of Clay, passod through here Monday. Mr. Goo. Campboll and grandson, of Caldwoll county, passod through here Tuosday. Mr. B. T. Kemp, of Croswoll, was the guest of J. G. Brantley Wednesday. Milton Babb has returned from Dawson Springs. Miss Altic Henderson was the guest of l'rospcct school Thursday. Mrs. Alice Crowoll was the guest of Mrs. Lura Brantley Friday. .Mrs. Niece Bcynolds and Miss Kdith made a flying trip to Fishtrap Saturday. Mr. J. G. Brautlcy has eomplotod his new housosand moved into thorn. Mr. Henry Hill and wife, of Carrsvillc, are tho guoats of M. I). Babb. Mr. Albert Babb and family, of I'inoy Fork, arc the guosts of in this vicinity. Mrs. John Darty has boon visiting in this vicinity. Mr. Henry Boynold is gotting along nicely with his new liouso. Mr. David Williams is building tobacco barn. Bcv. J. R. King and Rev. Johu Lowcry begau a meeting at Cav. Springs, but ou account of it boing such a busy time with the farmers it was put oil until a more convenient season. Ralph Little, of Sullivan, visitod his parents Suuday evening. Making molasses, housing tobacco and cutting pea hay is all the go. Sure Cure For Malaria. Try Yucatan Chill Tonic, superior to all, acceptable to the most delicate person, One bottle will work wonders. Guaranteed uuder the Pure Food and Drugs Act. Ii ice 50c. Sold by all druggists. SEVEN SPRINGS. Cutting tobacco is the order of the day in this vicinity. Mrs. Fannie Travis, of Kmmaus, has been spending this week with her daughter. Mrs. I'ollio l'aton, ol this place. Robert Holoinaii has a vory sick child. Uoin to M. L. Patton and wife September S a nine pound boy. Mother and child are gotting along well. t Bob and family aw visiting Mrs. Sallio Boar. Mrs. Sarah Patton is visiting her Mrt, Stb,. Lttlitiuku. i children in tho Pinckncyville vicinity this week. Several from hero attended Missionary day at Cooksoyvillo Sunday. Old Aunt Tcmpio Brasher, of Lyon county, visited Mrs. Sallie Boat recently. ' Rev. K. B. Blackburn, of Marion, has been called to assist the pastor, Rev. K. M. Eaton, in tho protracted meeting at this place. Tom Hall is recovering from a severe wound on his leg. Marriod at the residence of the Rev. J. C. Kinsolving Sept. S, M. Hcrshol Wring to Miss Alice Mc-Cluro, the Rev Kinsolving officiating. Kodol For Indigestion and Dyspepsia, n combination of natural digestnnta and vegetable acids, digests the food itself and gives strength and health to the stomach. Pleasant to take. Sold by J. II. Orme. Poultry profits doubled by ue of Rox Poultry Food Condiments. Valuable $2.00 gift with 1.00 purchases. X. J. Bishop, Craynevillo, Ky. DeWitt's Cnrbohzed Witch Hazel Salve penetrates the pores anil heals quickly. Sold by J. II. Ormo. BELLS MINES. Sunday School at this placo is progressing nicoly. Mrs. Sallie Dcmpscy has roturnod from Marktroe, Ark., whore sho was the guost of her daughter, Mrs. C. T. Haxol. Bud Shields moved iffs family to Sturgis this wook. Our sohool is vory good, boing taught by Miss Myrtle Tudor. Mrs. S. A. Barnes will move to tho farm sho purchasod of II . L. Cullcy. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sarlo have roturnod to Missouri. Miss May Hoyt was tho guest of Miss Vilcra Holdman last week. J. B. Hina is having a stock barn orected by John Simpson. H. L. Cullcy shipped a nice bunch of hogs to Kvansvillc last weak. J. D. Ashor will sow a largo crop of whoat. Misses Bortha and Lillian Hina were iu Sturgis shopping Friday. F. L. Black was in Sullivan last week. Missos Floyd Barnes and Minnie Doinsoy have roturnod from a ant visit near Sturgis. Miss Bottio Sholby has roturnod from Morganfiold whoro shu was tho guost of her uncle, H. B. Tudor. Honry Wuodall and Kvcrotto Shoolcy attondod uhuroh at Mattoon Saturday night. Mrs. Jano RIaok and daughter, Miss Alico, wore in Sturgis last wook. Hd Robison and family were tho guests of J. 1). Ashor and family Sunday. A. H. Walkor aud family woro at Weston Saturday. J. B. Hina and mother spent Saturday and Sunday at Applogatc. NEW SALEM. Kd Summers has a child dangerously ill. John Harpending, wile and baby arc the guosts of his parents. Tobacco all in the house. The farmers will sow wheat this wook. Any ono waniing a milk e.w with young call, or a sow and pigs call on T A Harpending, Salem, Ky. Lan Harpending loft for Sunday. The widow Bolmaro loot, Aug. !50, her pocket book containing about $2, botwoon Knooh Holt's and W S Lowory's. As this was all the money sho had, any one finding i said money can leave the muho with W S Lowory and will receive tho gratoful thanks ol an old woman. Henry Rrowstor and Uncle John Mullintix wore iu Padueah last week. W S Lowory 13 building an addition to his residence. Mr and Mn Henry Browstcr gave our people a singing at their homo Sunday evening. Cado Gray and wife, ol Salem, were tho guests of relatives in this section Sunday. From 100 to 125 frcigliU wagons aro on the Salem and Marion road every day. Rov Wright filled his rogular appointment at New Salom fourth Saturday and Sunday. Bill Davonport and family, of Salem, attonded church at Now Salem Saturday. Mrs Fannie Throlkold visitod her daughter, Mrs Davenport, of Salem, last week. DeWitt's Little Early Riacra aro good for nny ono who needs a pill. Sold by J. H. Orme. Eskcw Bros, agents for the Horse Shoe Brand fertilizer. FREUONI! Will Rico aud wife, Walter Young and family, I) T Byrd and wiTo, Al bort Boar and family, Davo Boar and wife, A S Throlkold and family, Hal Patou and wife, II C Rice, Sr., II C Rico, Jr., John Rico, Reginald Rico, T II Butlor and wife, W K Cox aud family, I)r J . Todd and wile, Smith Lowory and Mr and Mrs Bentlcy spent last week in Louis- villo attending the State Fair. Elbert Hillyard was visiting at Groonville tho first of the wook. S C Bonnott, R C Hill and K M McBlroy aro in Xashvillc this week. The Prohibition oloction hore last Wednesday resulted in a viotorv for tho drys by a majority of two votes. Both sidos worked hard and a large voto was pollod, but everything was smooth and quiet. Robort Jackson and wife, of Dycusburf, aro visiting his father J. R. Jackson. We havo jugt rocoivod anothor oar load of salt, whieh wo will sell at $1.50 per barrol. Bonnctt vfc Son. Frank Armstrong niovod from here to Blackford this wook. Mrs S C Bonnott is visiting in Livingston eounty. WellTamedT Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is well nnmud. For pains in the stomach, cramp colic and diarrhoea it has no equal. Fc.r sale by J. II. Orme. Home-Coming al Nashville. Account of at Nashville, Tonn., we will sell round trip first class faro at the rate of one fare plus Ufi eonU, good loaving Nashville Sopt. :i(). Partios holding round trip tickets to Nashville can mako side trips to any point in at samo rato as abovo. M. N. Wilkkv. Agt. There is moro strength aud merit in a $1.00 paokagoof Box Conditioner than in $10.00 worth of stock foods. Valunblo $'2.00 gift with a $1.00 paolago. J. N. liishop, Craynevillo, Ky. Tli host preparation over made for stook is Rox Conditioner. Satisfaction guarantoed. Valuable $2.00 gift with a $1.00 package J. N. Bishop, Craynovillo, Ky. Horse Shoe Brand fertilizer at Eskew Bros'. spegiaUnotige. I need money and those owing mc on note or open account will oblige mc by coming in and paying me a part if not all. Don't forget this. Charles LaRue. Levias, Ky. Take DoWitt's Kidney and Blnddor Pills for backache, weak kidneys and inflammation of the bladder. Sold by J. II. Orme. lions cannot lay and thrive without rolishing their feed. I'se Box Poultry Food Condiments. Satisfaction guaranteed. Valuable $2.00 gilt with $1.00 purchase N. J. Bishop, Craynovillo, Kv. Go to Eskew Bros, for fertilizer. LniiilMitt,:llteartfc.rtArfill - kkooookk)joo:kkkkjjo:j MY FALL GOODS HAVE COME! Will you now come and look through our stock ? It will pay you to do so. To- day, not tomorrow Is the accepted time. X Dry Goods, Dress Goods Notions c Hats and Caps, Boots, Shoes, p Groceries, Hardware, Tinware. ; Take a day off and come and spend it & looking; at the bargains I have for you, and 0 my word for it, you'll not regret it. j I Want Your Produce. :: :: CHAS. J? LEVIAS, - R. F. DORR (Licensed Embalmer) FUNERAL DIRECTOR and EMBALMER Dealer in Coffins Caskets, Burial Robes, Slippers, Etc. Furniture, Chairs, Bed Room Sets, Bed Springs, Rockers, Tables, Etc. Picture Frames and Moulding. a r o oj . -35- j wja: Grand Opening of Fall and Winter Millinery ! At Shady Grove, Ky., 3 September 26th to 28th. My new goods have come and arc arc j all ready for your inspection. I take ure in showing my goods. The prices are right too, rs. B. C. SHADY GROVE, KY. SC'or'orcrortv' QCQC2C OCT & TT T T Good Business for Sale. On account of failing health 1 will sell my harness and saddlery business in this city at a bargain. My entire stock of harness, saddlery, repairs, harness maker's toolsi including a well established and paying trade will be sold at a sacrifice as a whole or in lots to suit purchaser. These goods must be sold within the next ten days. Until we have closed out the business we will continue to do repairing, and a competent man will be in charge and our prices will be right. I desire to thank the many friends who liberally patronized me during my stay in Marion. H. D. SALE, Marion, Ky. FOR LAND SAKE Use Bawker's fertilizer. For sale by R. H. Kemp, Marion, Ky. tMlimimmimmVmmmttaMmi LARUE, I; - KENTUCKY. AAA W"U.J AU r V Birchfield QCTQCQCrSff "CvT QCQCCC CCCCTJ m "W "ST " TT " "" V Ntnrly nil Cough Cures, especially thoae that contain opintcs, are constipating. Kennedy's La.xati' Cough Syrup contains no opiatoi and nctu gently on the bowels. Pleasant to take. Sold by J. II. Orme. -i-V-.