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a VOL XXXV CLOVERPORT KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 9 1910 5 8 Pages NO 18
BIG TOBACCO DEAL
Green River Association Sells 20
1 000000 Pounds Brings 9
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Owensboro Ky Nov 20ne of the
largest tobacco deals ever consum
J mated in Western Kentucky was closed
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t today in Owensboro when the Green
f River Tobacco Growers Association
disposed of practically 20000000
pounds of dark tobacco ranging in
prices of from 1 9 to 0 for leaf and
4lUllS and 3 for all trash
l The purchase will amount to about
< 1275000 and has been pending for
0 some time A meeting has been called
of the growers for November 12 at
which time tne action af the board of
control will be ratified or rejected If
it is ratified the deliveries of the weed
t will begin on November 15 The board
of control is of the opinion that the
price this year is an improvement over
f last years figures The purchasers
are the American Tobacco Company
r t Imperial Tobacco Company James
Hodge Richard OFlynn S T Burns
and the Gallaher limited
1 The American Tobacco Company is
3 L the largest purchaser It ts to receive
nearly 10000000 pounds Daviess
f county is credited with having 10000
000 pounds pledged in the pool Ohio
county 2000000 pounds McLean coun
ty 4500000 pounds Hancock county
1250000 pounds
The Daviess county Burley growers
today also closed a deal with the Amer
can Tobacco Company for the sale of
2000000 pounds of Burley at a price of
14 for leaf and lugs and tR7 for trash
The district meeting of the Ameri
can Society of Equity was In session
behind closed doors in Owensboro this
afternoon The Equity Society some
time ago fixed the top price for leaf at
10 but it is thought that a meeting
of the growers will be called at an
early date and they will recede from
the former action The Home Ware
house Company of Daviess county and
the A S of E control 9000000 pounds
of tobacco and it is believed they will
t close a deal within the next few days
HARDINSBURG
W B Gardner of Chenault was in
town Saturday on businese
Squire McCamish has sold his livery
stable to Scott Proctor of Leitchfield
for 3000 possession to be given
November 15 Mr Proctor it is said
will not move to Hardinsburg but will
employ some one to run the business
for him Mr McCamish will not leave
Hardinsburg
Jess Walls was here from Stephens
i port Saturday and Sunday
Miss Judith Walls has typhoid fe
yer
Mr and Mrs Allen Edelen returned
r to Burgen last week after a visit of
several days to relatives and friends
County Attorney Jesse Eskridge has
moved into his residence on Fourth
street recently purchased of Frank
DeHaven
Supt Andrew Driskell was in Clo >
averport Saturday conducting a tach
J ers association for the colored teach
i < ers of the county
noLum Davis has opened a meat shop
in the Dennie Sheeran prpperty on
Court Square He has an Owensboro
II butcher in charge
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ttMrs Duvall returned last week from
Hilton where she had been visiting
her mother
Dr and Mrs J E Kincheloe were
in Louisville a few days last week
The M E Church has completed
papering carpeting and Installing a
i new light plant thus rendering theirs
1a 1 beautiful place of worship
If the best is not too good for you
18 Lawjsport Best flour is tho flour you
tf ought to use Sold by J H Gardner
c Marriage license was issued to Mal
I calm Robertson of Lodiburg and
Y Vanda H Frymire of Frymire
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Everitt D Frank and Miss LUll Bur
1 I dett both ofc Haltingly were married
1 If at the Ahl House Monday afternoon
the Rev M L Dyer officiating
Wesley Chapel ± for thirty years a
I preaching place in the Arms neighborhood
hood in the Dorretts creek section
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POLITICAL DEBT
Paid by Senator Bradley Who
Hired Democratic Solon
Who Voted For Him
Lexington Ky Nov 3When
UnitedStates Senator Bradley return
to Washington for the opening of Con
gress he will be accompanied by Cole
W Lillard of Danville Ky who will
become Bradleys private secretary
Lillard was one of the four Democrats
In the Legislature who voted for Brad
ley
some five or six miles from Hardins
burg burned early Monday morning
Rev J H Lennon has been preaching
there regularly for two years
The Hon John P Haswell has re
turned from a business trip to Gin
cinnatiCharley
Charley Deane of Glen Dean was
In town Saturday
Hon D C Moorman and son DC
Jr of Glen Dean passed through
town Saturday en route to Frankfort
Robt A Smith was the guest of his
daughter Mrs Orrin Hardln Glover
port Sunday and Monday
S A Pate of Hopkinsvtlle W S
Ball of Frankfort and Franklin Kin
cheloe of Louisville arrived last week
to stay until after the election
Mrs Roland Smith of Btephensport
was the guest of Mrs Will Lennoi
several days last week
Miss Clara Heston is visiting fi n
Louisville
LouisvilleWhat
What A Famous Editor Says
The editor ot the TaylorTrot woo
Magazine wrote to oue of his friend
these words You ask me to notify yo u
if I saw an opportunity for a safe mvesl
ment I have it for you I never kne w
until now what a good opportunity tot
a money making investment this maga
zinc afforded You ask me to lit you
in on the ground floor and I am doing
soThis
This same opportunity is given all
who desire to be a stockholder and s
Life Subscriber to the TaylorTrotwoo
Magazine One share of stock pe 1
value 1000 and a perpetual subscrip
tioii to the magazine both for 10
Let us have your order now Thi
opportunity is limited Write Taylor
Trotwood Publishing COI Nashville
Tenn
Commissioners Sale
Breckenridge Circuit Court Ken
tucky
Oloverport Real Estate and Improve
ment Co Plaintiff
Against
Widow and Heirs of J E > Keys De
fendants
By virtue of a Judgment and Order
of Sale of Breckinridge Circuit Court
rendered at October term thereof
1010 in the above cause for the sun
of 200 with interestfrom November 1
1UJ5 until paid and also the further r
sum 013878 with interest from No
vember 19 1003 until paid subject t o <
the following credits Sept 10 1908
145 Nov 10 1908 4 Dec 10 1908
4 June 16 IflOg li 1 Feb 16 IgOo I
March 15 1909 4i Abril 15 1900 14
May 15 1109 4 and all costs herein
I shall proceed to otTer for sale at the
CourtHouse door In Hardinsburg
the highest bidder at Public Auction
on Monday the 28th day of November
1010 at one oclock p m or there
about being County Court day upon
a credit of six and twelve months the
following described property towlt
Lot No 40 In Brecklnrldgo Addition
to the City of Cloverport Ky having
a frontage of 64 feet on front or First
street and running back between par
parallel
oblong square 01 by 10s feet bounded
on the North by Front and First street
on the East by lot No 30 on the South
by an alley and on the West by lot
No 41 being a part of the convey
ance to the grantors hereof by Ernest t
A Read and Jane Read his wife 1
John Wm Brigstock and Emma Ma
Brigstoclt his wife by deed dated l4tl
day of July 1905 Recorded In dee
book No 56 page 440 Brecklnridg <
County Clerks office Said property
not heing susceptible of division th e
same to he sold as a whole
The purchaser with approved surety
or securities must execute bond bear
ing legal Intesest from the day of salt
until paid and having the force am
effect of a judgment Lein retained ti
secure payment of purchase money
Bidders will be prepared to comp v
promptly with these terms
Approximated debt interest ant
cost 406 03 LEE WALLS
Commissioner
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The Biggest Man
In Kentucky
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Our Next Congressman and text Governor
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A Clean Sweep
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For the Democrats
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Breckenridge County New York New Jersey Con
necticul Ohio Indiana Massachusetts All
in the Democratic Line
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SHERLEY AND MILLER WIN IN LOUISVILLE
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I Its It political revolution Nothing like it since tho famous ti
dill i wave of 1882 Tho greatest runner of them all was Bon John
son who carried every county in his district Ho has upset all pre
cedents
Judge Settle wins by a handsome majority carrying twelve of
I tho sixteen countiesin the second appellate district and with a plu
rality of 3482 over Judge Dean with only Meade county missing
Judge Warner E Settle is elected to succeed himself as Appellate
Judge from this district
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a Miss Jackson EntersPiano
i Piano Contest
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Miss Esther Jackson has entered the
r piano contest at Sippets Shoe Store
and is very anxious for the Instrument
1 She will appreciate the interest of ail
her friends and solicits their certifi i
catesI I
Take Notice
All City and School Taxes must be
paid before December 1 1010 Re
member that date will add the penalty
and cost Call at tke olllce in the rear
of the Cloverport Bank and get your
receipts Chas May Sr
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IRVINGTON
Mr Jno Wimp who has been spend
ing two weeks with her sister Mrs
Bailey Wallernt her home In Hopkins
ville returned home Tuesday
Mrs Jabe Haynes and sister Mrs
Fanny Severs left Saturday for Union
Star after being the guests of Mrs
Haynes daughter Mrs Chas Hook
Mrs J M Herndon and little man
Fairleigh have returned to Branden
burg this week from a brief visit to Dr
and Mrs S P Parks
Franklin Kincheloe of Hardinsburg
was the guest of friends in town Mon
day
dayIrvingtou
Irvington friends have received an
nouncement of the marriage of Miss
Emma Williams and Mr Hubert Rob
ertson of Henderson The wedding
will take place about the middle of
December Miss Williams has visited
here for several summers and she is a
very charming and talented young
lady
Mr and Mrs Urcy Warmoth of Lou
isville who have been here on their
wedding trip as the guests of Mr and
Mrs Lon Dowell left for their home
last week
Miss Mary Bewley who has been
malting her home in Tulsa Okla ar
rived last week to be the guest of rela
tives and old friends She visited Mrs
Mary W Munford on Tuesday
Mrs Taylor Dowell and daughter
Mrs Chas Hawes who have been spend
ing the past week in Owensboro as the
guests of Mr and Mrs Jno Jamerson
have returned
Dr and Mrs L B Moremen were
called to Brandenburg last Friday to
the bedside of the Drs mother who is
very ill
wrlllMis
Miss Reba Lewis of Fordsville will
arrive shortly for a visit to Miss Nellie
Smith
Mr Dick Skillman was the guest of
Mr and Mrs FH McGehee last week
Miss Mary Sherrel who has been the
guest of relatives at Har more Okln
for the past few months arrived Friday
for a short visit to her aunt Mrs B S
Wilson near Bewleyyille before re
turning to her home in Greensburg
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KvMrs
Mrs O F Brite and sister Miss
Susie Brady are in Louisville shopping
for a few days
Misses Eva and Edith Plank of Clo
verport were the guests of Miss Claire
Jolly Monday
Haynes Trent was in Loulsvills last
week on a business trip
Miss Fanny Board and Mr Dale
Smith and Miss Lillian Stith and Mr
t Willie Young all of Guston went to
Louisville Wednesday and were quietly
married in the parlors of the Willar
Hotel at 4 oclock The Rev White
officiating They left that evening for
Moline Ill wnere they will make their
homeMrs
Mrs A D Pulliam has gone to Cin
cinnati to spend several weeks with her
sister Mrs B F Marshall
Buddie Simmons of Louisville was
the guest of relatives in town Sunday
The Miscellaneous Shower which was
to have been given by Mrs LB More
men un Friday afternoon for Miss Eve
lyn Herndon was called off on account
of the serious illness of Mrs Moremen
in Brandenburg
BrandenburgMrs
Mrs Katharine Wimp came down
from Brandenburg last week to be the
guest of Mr and Mrs John R Wimp
Mr and Mrs J S Love of Nash
ville Tennessee are here to spend the
winter and are with Mr and Mrs Matt
Payne at their home on Walnut Ave
Mrs LaRue Cox went to Louisville
Wednesday to attend the wedding of
her brother Mr Dale Smith and Miss
Fanny Board
A Variety Shower was given at the
home of the Misses McGlothlan on
Tuesday afternoon by the Shirt
Waist Girls in honor of Miss Evelyn
Herndon The Misses McGlothlan
were assisted in receiving by Misses
Willa Drury Claire Jolly and Nellie
Smith The house was beautifully de
corated with palms autumn leaves and
chrysanthemuns The punch tables
were presided over by Misses Claire
Jolly and Nellie Smith despensing hos
pitably the delightful nectar to the
happy throng Miss Herndon occupied
a central position and over her were
suspended three large hoops on which
This is theirn
chief
requisite
for making
Perfect
B DayFoods u
ROYAL
Baking
BakingPowde
Powder
ffl p J J Absolutely Pure
JM
M The only Baking
BakingH
H Powder made
y from Royal Grape
TartarI i
I r J made from grapes
j No Alum
aEm No Lime Phosphate
I were tied the gifts At the appointed
hour the hoops fill enclosing Miss
Herndon and showering her with the
many packages wrapped in white
paper and tied with ribbon With
music songs and laughter the after
noon passed swiftly until the guests left
wishing Miss Herndon much happiness
for her future Fifty guests were pre
sent
West Point Gas Co Assigns
The West Point Gas Water Co of
West Point Ky has made an assign
ment of its property to the Bank of
Hardinsburg Trust Co Assets about
7500 liabilities 0000
Ben T Millers Administrator
The Bank Of Hardinsburg Trust
Co has been Appointed by the County
Court administrator of the estate of
Ben T Miller lately deceased
Moves to Hawesville II
Dr J T Baker formerly of liar
dinsburg and well known in this and
adjoining counties has gone to Hawes
ville to live
ld 11Th 4 or e hard ISO I b urg P h armacy will is the save Drug you Store Money that
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