The Big Sandy news. [volume], June 09, 1916, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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d a number of their friends from Lick
creek Sunday even I nr. .
Milt Bradley and Henry May attend
ed Sunday acbool here Sunday.
Don't forget the prayer meeting ev
ery Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Baa Well man are vis
iting borne folk thla week.
John Branham and wife were the
guest of Lindaey Well man Sunday.
- Tom Rice of Deep Hole attended
prayer meeting at this place Saturday
night.
True Roberta waa the guest of 111a
Marie Bradley Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cyrua were hop
pine la "Louisa Saturday.
ROSS BUD.
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Every Pi-ospenmsFarmer has a
CAU.ON'fHEtl'-CoRKiatlaufr.
We Are Agents for the Best Mowing
Machines and Other Farm
Machinery. :
Birdsell and Weber Wagons
We have several of each of these well known
wagons which do not go with the sale of our
store
We Want to Close Out.
SNYDER 1IDWE. CO.
LOUISA,
INCORPORATED
KENTUCKY.
DO YOU KNOW THAT
Rural sanitation la a health protec
tion to the city-dweller?
It's foollah to educate a boy and then
let him die of typhoid fever?
The U. 8. Public Health Service la
suea a free bulletin on the summer care
of Infants? v
Exercise in the garden la better than
exercise in the gymnasium?
Clean water, clean food, clean bouse
make clean healthy American citizens?
The Slate of California has reduced
Its typhoid death rate 70 per cent In
the past ten years?
Rats are the most expensive animals
which man maintains?.
It Is estimated that the average ma
nure pile will breed (00,000 file per
ton?'' ,..
Notice of Commissioner Sale.
By virtue of a judgment of the Law
rence Circuit Court at Its April term,
111, in case of T. 8. Thompson. Admr.
of the estate of William H. William
son, vs. Charley Cassell. undersigned
commissioner will on Monday, the 19tb
day of June ltK, it being county court
day, offer for sale at the front door of
(he court house in Louisa, Ky., to raise
the sum of 1300.00 with Interest from
the 2Mb of July 1914. and cost herein,
expended, subject to a credit of 1 150.00
dated January 21. 1(15, also a credit of
140 00 paid on November the lth. It 15,
said property Is described as follows:
On Tug river in Lawrence county, Ky,
beginning at a beech tree about "5
yards below the halfway branch on the
bank of Tug river, thence up the cen
ter of the point and with Ed Meek a
line to the top of the ridge, between
Blankenshlp Branch and Tug river .and
to Hackworth and Burns line, and with
the center of the ridge down the river
to John B. Chaffln's corner, thence
with John B. Chaffln's line down the
hill to a walnut on the bank of Tug
river, and with Its meanders to the be
ginning, being a part of the Frank En
dicott farm and supposed to be about
40 acres more or less.
Said sale will be made on a credit of
six months or for cash In hand, pay
able to the Maater Commissioner at
the time of sale.
W. M. SAVAGE. M. C, U C, C. '
Coffins. Caskets. Undertakers
Supplies of all Kinds
W carry a large line and sell at considerably below the
price usually charged elsewhere.
WE CONDUCT FUNERALS IN THE MOST AP
PROVED MANNER. ,
Snyder Hardware Company
LOUISA,
KENTUCKY
, lath, day of June lilt, being regular
; County Court day, offer for sal to the
highest and beat bidder at the front
door of the Court House In Louisa, Ky,
between the hours of 10 a. m, and I p.
m, the following described property,
j to-wit: .
j One black pony named Jack, about T
years old and weighing about 400 Ra
One mouse colored pony weighing about
,100 lbs, 1 year old, no name. On
sorrel pony named Ted, t year old,
weighing about (00 Iba Also one browo
pony named Bill. T year old and weigh.
:ing about (00 lb a
THE HOME CIRCLE
AND ITS INTERESTS.
Column Dedicated to Tired
Mothers as They Join
The Home Circle at
Evening Tide.
Weeping may endure for a night, but
Joy cometh In the morning. nuun
ixx : 5.
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Let us be of good cheer, however, re
membering that the misfortunes hard
. - thnm which never come.
Lowell. w
Never teach false morality. How ex
quisitely absurd to tell girls that beau
ty 1 of no value, drees of no use. Beau
ty la of value, her whole prospects or
happiness In life may often depend up
on a new gown or a becoming bonnet,
and if he ha Ave grain of aense she
will And this out. Sydney Smith.
e e
It la not what he ha, or even what
he does, which directly expresses the
worth of a man, but what he la.
AmieL
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Let ua learn to be content with what
we have. Let ua get rid of our false
estimates, act up all the highest ideals
a quiet home; vine of our planting;
a few books full of the Inspiration of
a genius; a few friends worthy of be
ing loved and able to love ua In re-
. turn; a nunureu iiiuuwu .. .... -that
bring no pain or remorse: a de
ntinn to the rlKht that will never
swerve; a simple religion empty of all
bigotry, full of trust, hope and love
and to such a philosophy this world
will give ua all the empty Joy it has.-
rtavM Rvlnr. '
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Banish the future; live only for the
hour and its allotted work. Think not
of the amount to be accomplished, the
difficulties to be overcome, but Bet
earnestly at the little task at your el
bow, letUng that be sufficient for the
day; for aurely your plain duty la not
to aee what lie dimly at a distance,
but to do what Ilea clearly at hand.
William Osier.
To understand the world la better
than to condemn It; to atudy the world
la better than to abuse It; to make th
world better, lovller and happier la th
noblest work of any man or woman.
lihagavld-Glta,
Th power of an endle Uf la om
thing of present iprlnc. To llv at
all la to hunger for a larger living. To
V coiiolou of ourselves la to b con-
scious that we are but the germ of
what we may be, that we have scarcely
begun to fill the promise of our nature.
The path of duty seems at first to be
a straight line; but we cannot long
follow It without being convinced that
it is a circle,' whose center Is God. One
cannot throw himself with all the force
that is In him into any noble under
taking without being carried by the
sheer momentum which he has gained,
beyond the fear of death. In lighting a
good fight Death la swallowed up In
victory. Samuel M. Crothers.
The planting of a deire Indicates
that the gratification of that desire is
in the constitution of the creature that
feels It. The Creator keeps Hi word
with ua all. What I have seen teaches
me to trust the Creator for all I have
not seen. Emerson.
see
We wish for Immortality. The
thought of an annihilation is horrible,
even to conceive it Is almost impossi
ble. The will is a kind of argument;
it la not likely that God would have
given all men auch feeiings If He had
not meant to gratify. F. E. Robert
son. e e
For though from out our bourne of
time and place the flood may bear me
far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face,
when I have crossed the bar. Tenny
son. e e e e
Home! One is more than ever Im
pressed by the significance of that
word, when, even in the roughest lit
tle hamlet, and most desolate looking
hut. It may mean so much to those who
were born in It. It Is a beautiful trait,
this clinging to the very soil of one's
birthplace, sterile and unattractive as
it may be to those who have no such
associations. .
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A happy home, whether it consists
of two or twelve members. Is one where
love presides at the board and watch
es over the couches; where each per
son love himself last and considers
the other first; where the irritable word
is restrained and the affectionate
thought given utterance, and where
each la glad In laboring for the other's
comfort and relieving the other's care.
e
It la only too true that to refrain
from ahowtng affection makes the wife
miserable. She doe not car for pres
ent or lavish attention; she wants
those little token auch as may be giv
en even In a look, which will prove her
husband' love. We wish som of the
good thing that some men are saving
up to say concerning their wlvea after
they are dead could b ald now,
e e . .
Bread and cheese and kisses are bet
ter than sumptuously ladn table with
no expression of love.
Smooth out th wrinkle on your
forehead when you go to dinner. Thla
will help your wife to retain her youth
fu appearance.
ROCKY VALLEY.
Sunday school at this place Is pro
gressing nicely.
Mrs. L. A. Vinson made a trip to
Louisa Thursday to have some den
tint work done.
Malcolm Stansbury passed through
here Monday enroute to Maynard
Branch.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Murphy were
in Louisa one day last week.
Mis Myrtle Vinson spent Saturday
and Sunday with ber sister, Mrs. Chaa.
Maynard of Donlthon.
Several from this place attended the
meeting at the Patrick graveyard 8un
day.
Chaa. Maynard of Donithan was a
buslnesa caller on Vinson Branch Sat
urday afternoon.
Wm. R. Vinson and little son Sam
rate spent Sunday with his daughter of
Fort Gay.
We are very glad to know that Mrs.
Sadie Stansbury will be our teacher
again this year.
Mrs. Ed and Doll Vinson have return
ed home after an extended visit with
relative at Kermlt.
1 Misa Mattie Rose waa shopping In
Louisa Thursday.
We are glad to say that Mrs. Rob
ert Vinson who has been on the sick
list for a few days, la able to be out
again.
Talmage Wells waa on Vinson
Branch Saturday afternoon.
There will be church at this place
Sunday by Rev. Lindsey Copley, be
ginning at 10:30 o'clock. Also, Sun
day night by Bro. Jim CartmeL Ev
erybody come. MT LOVE AND I.
8M0KY VALLEY.
Our Sunday school la progressing
nicely.
The Rev. M. A. Hay preached an In
tereatlng sermon at the Bethel Camp
ground Sunday and will preach there
again the first Sunday In July.
Mlaa Suale Anysworth la visiting at
this place.
Mrs. Will Haws la visiting home folks
here.
Rev. Lea-Is Peters will preach here
the second Saturday night and Sun
day morning, and also at the Bethel
Camp In the evening.
Bro. Hill will hold a revival meeting
at thia place, beginning the thlid Sat
urday night and lasting two weeks.
Mis Shelda Diamond was In Louisa
Saturday.
Jeff Cyrua attended Sunday school
at Hewlett Branch Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Cyrua of Lou
isa spent Thursday with home folks.
Allen and R. C. Hutchison passed
down our creek Saturuay.
Fred Roberta waa calling on home
folks last week. ,
Ethel and Dorothy Cyrus entertain-
Notice of Commissi en sra Sal.
By virtue of a Judgment of the Law
rence Circuit Court at Ita April term
11 C In the case of Charley Roberts
va H. B. Williams, the undersigned
commissioner, will, on Monday, June
the lth. Ills, It being county court
day, offer for sale at the front door of
the court house In Louisa, Lawrence
County, Ky, the property described
herein, or so much thereof a may be
necessary to raise the sum of f 1000.00,
and the coat of said action and Inter
est, said property described aa follows:
Tract of land In Lawrence county, Ky.,
on Big Blaine creek, beginning at the
mouth of th horse mill branch, thence
with Dennis Wellman' line to Bell
Moore's line, thence with his line to
George May line, thence an eastern
course with George May line, and
crossing Bla.'n creek to the county road
thence with the county road to Floyd
Mays line and with, hi line to Blaine
creek, thence with Blaln creek to the
beginning, containing ISO acre.
TERMS OF SALE: Will be made
upon a credit of six months payable to
Commissioner with approved security
with lien retained on the property sold
to secure payment of the bond.
W. M. SAVAGE. M. C. L. C. C.
Levied upon a the property of The
Eastern Kentucky Coal Co, to satisfy
an Execution No. 2(74, which Issued
from the office of the Lawrence Cir
cuit Court In favor of Jaa. Prultt.
J against The Eastern Kentucky Coal
Co, for the sum of 1 1 05 10 with Inter
est thereon from th toth day of April
115, until paid, subject to a credit of
(25, May 10. 1I(. and the further sum
of I1H0 coats, and for the coat of thla
sale. Sale will be made upon a credit
of S months, the purchaser being re
quired to execute a good and sufficient
bond for the purchase price, payable
to R. A. Stone, sheriff, which bond shall
have th force and effect of a replevin
bond upon which no execution snail Is
sue. Given under my band thla, th Mrd
day of May 111. Jl.-It
R. A. STONE, ULC.
HOUSE A LOT FOR SALE. On
1-story frame bouse on Lock avenua
House new. Large lot For further
description and price apply to AUGUS
TUS 8JTTDER.
SHERIFFS SALE.
L or one of my deputies, wilt, on the
19th day of June 11(. being regular
County Court day, offer for Bale to the
highest and best bidder at the front
door of the Court House in Louisa, Ky,
between the hours of 10 a. m, and 1 p.
m, the following described property.
to-wlt:
The following real estate situated In
the city of Louiaa. Lawrence county.
Ky, and being a portion of lot known
aa the M. Frees mill lot. fronting on
Lock avenue, and being the eastern
end of the lot. Beginning at a stake
on the lower town alley. (Original plat)
SO and one half feet from Lock ave
nue, thence down and with Lock ave
nue to the south line of the Buck
Crutcher lot. thence straight across to
the lower town alley, the place of be
ginning, and being the same property
acquired by W. V. Roberta, deceased.
from the Big Sandy Milling Co.
Levied upon as the property of Mar
tha Roberts, to satisfy an Execution
No. II, which issued from the office of
the Floyd Circuit Court Clerk In favor
of Miranda Gearheart, Admrx, against
William Bralnard. Mrs. W. V. Roberts.
Admrx, etc, for the sum of 1812.04 with
Interest thereon from the (th day of
May Ull until paid, and the further
sum of 121.70 costs, and for the costs
of this sale. Sale will be made upon a
credit of I months, the purchaser be.
ing required to execute a good and auf
detent bond for the purchase price.
payable to Miranda Gearheart, plain
tiff, which bond shall have the force
and effect of a replevin bond which no
execution shall Issue. -
Given under my hand this, the 26th
day of May 1U. Jl.-lt.
R. A. 8TONE. H. L. C.
SHERIFF'S 8ALE.
I, or one of my deputies, will on the
nurses Cattle Dogs
DR. A. II. D0RNEY
Veterinarian
traeual Ontsrls Veterinary Call.g
Phsn R-ttB Taylsr Sid.
18h end Greenup, ASHLAND, KY.
READ EVERY WORD OF THIS.
It Will Help You. It Ha Helped Oth.
r. Why Net Yeuf
ha been Increasing. 1 am better ao-
quainue wiia am oouuirr suvs pwpiw.
t have tried to pleas all my custosB
er and give every man the worth of
hi money. I am able to ear fur woo
while here, will abow you tour coon-
try in three day than any aua in
Scioto county and It costs you nothing.
1 will feed you good doom raised and
home cooked grub, put up la th Big
Sandy faahlon and It coals yew noth
ing whether you buy or aoC Why go
to other dealers where you bar to
walk fur miles and pay board, etc,
when you can buy from one of your
own Big Sandy boys and bava a good
time a i, my expense. We have good
land here dear reader and It has ft very
reasonable price oa It, Moat ail th
roads are good. Listen to this:
(0 a. with two house, plenty fruit.
20 a. bottom and good MIL All for
11400.00. f 1000.00 cash, balaaos to suit
you.
lit a, 100 a. level and rolling, twe
bouses, fair barn and old school sous
on farm. Ail for I20M.00. tile.,
cash, balance to suit yea,
I can Dot tail you all the bargains I
have but most anything yo want I
hav It or will help you hunt It UP.
Land la leasing her for oil and gas at
lOo per acre. Better get bold of some
of it. Writ m what you want. I
snewsi all letters aa soon aa poaatbl
after received. Corse to IroaUm. O,
then take th D. T. ft L fur Bloom
Junction. O. Write me and 1 win Meet
you at th station. Ton are Invited to
call on mew
FRED B. LYNCH
Bleeea Switch, . i-t Ohio.
For almort four years mr bimine
. FOR SALE.
A farm of ever IN acres. frwxlcl
a Tag river for nearly two sail Bg
LawTwaos aoaaty. Ky, posit Wefts
tatlo m N. W. a, ft, Ftae rtvgg
bottom, sreek an hill lands, t-Ttni-Trg
alt mineral. Large aasoual aUy
eleered and eult! ratable, Tttl guad.
Address FRED W. WALKER. Woesa
Kr, or R. T. BtTHNE Leejla. K.
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BARGAINS I
DOORS & SASH
EESESSSaEEEEai '
We have a lot of doors and
sash not included in the recent
sale of our merchandise stock.
We want to sell them out
as soon as possible. Any
quantity you may want, at
extremely low prices.
MNWwHWBW.M'ujirT
Snyder
Hdwc
(lnrpraLfl)
LOUISA,
. Co.
KtNTUCKY