The Adair County news. [volume], November 25, 1914, Page 5, Image 5

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30 Cents Eggs.
We will pay 30c per dozen for clean
fresh eggs.
3-tf. Russell & Co.
Lost, Gentleman's Stick Pin.
Dark colored Pearl, small Diamoad
in center. Reward will be paid for its
return.
3-2t. W. A. Coffey.
Local Market.
To-day.
Eggs 26
Hens 8
Chickens 8
Cocks 3
Turkeys 00
Geese 5
Ducks ?..;... 1
Wool spring clipping ; 28
Hides (green) ' 12
Feathers .......-.. , .45
Ginseng '--? - 7f-P
Beeswax ,,...ti..... 25
Yellow Roo '. ....... ' 3 25
jay Apple(per lb) .'. 3 J
Gradyville.
The first snow of the season is
with us this week.
Charles Diddle left for Logan
county last Wednesday.
The coldest day of the season
was last Friday.
If you want to hear a good
sermon come out on the 5th Sun
day and hear Rev. Payne at the
Baptist church.
Elbert Nell bought last week
from J. A. Diddle, four work
mules, harness and wagon for
$500.00.
The bird hunters put in a few
days last week after quail.
Mr. Thos. Dowell raised the
finest patch of turnips that was
ever grown in 'tthis section.
Some of the largest weighed 5
pounds.
Mr. Alfred Parson has had a
very sick horse for the past week
or so.
Supt. Tobias Huffaker, of Co
lumbia, was visiting the schools
irfthis section for a day or so
of last week.
Mrs. W.cM. Wilmore was on
the sick list for several days of
last week.
Cager Jones and Strong Hill
have been supplying our market
with fresh beef for the past
week or so.
Owing to the severe cold weath
er, the carding machine at this
place, will close down for the
season ina few days.
W. B. Hill, who returned from
Bowling.Green a few days ago,
is improving slowly.
James Q. Diddle and Robert
Wethington put in several days
last week hunting. It was hard
to tell who was the Nimrod.
We would like to ask our Ten
nessee friend, if they raised oth
er vegetables down in his section
in proportion to the beet he made
mention of in the last weeks is
sue of the News. If so, we
would be glad to have him fur
nish us with a supply of seeds
for the next season.
Mr. Strong Hill has just re
turned from Bowling Green and
Louisville, where he bought a
full line of saw mill belting at a
reduced price. Mr. Hill owns
quite a number of mills and he
finds use for a lot of belting as
well as other mill repairs.
Born, to the wife of Gilliam
Breeding, on Nov. 4th, a son.
Another Democrat added to the
Gradyville precinct. Mother and
child doing well.
On last Wednesday night we
had the pleasure of attending
the exercises rendered by the
students "of Mr. Finis'5 Strange
and his assistant, Miss Shirley.
It was very interesting to every
one present. The patrons as
well as the children .should feel
proud of their instructors. ;
Mr. J. R. Yates was confined
to his room several days of last
week, with a very sore hand.
Rowe's X Roads.
What a cold spell to commence
winter with! Zero this week.
May be we won't lose all our
meat this time.
Daniel Scruggs had a child to
die in Green county. They
brought it back here to John
Turner's o bur y it. The board
of health would not let them
have a funeral. No one was al
lowed to see the child They
did not knoar what was the mat
ter with it,
Rev. J. K. P. Aaron has been
on the sick list for several weeks.
Henry Barns is visiting his
brother Dock, at this place, this
week. They are both old men
and feeble.
Robert Hadley is going to
move to Bear Wallow, Burton
Ridge, to live with "his father
and mother a year.
Willie Kane made a dash
through here this week hunting
after fertilizer debts,
Bill Cook has gone to Colum
bia this week ona business trip,
and to see his children that live
at Columbia.
Oliver Hadley made a trip to
Columbia this week after goods
for Needmore No, 2.
Finis Kelsay had a work mule
to die this week. This leaves
Finis in a bad fix. It was all he
had.
The bird hunters are having a
jolly time. Jim and Sam Hurt
and Alvin Pierce came in from
Illinois with guns and dogs for a
bird hunt. J. C. Hurt, S. M.
Hurt, McOllen Lapsley, and R.
B. Grider hunted birds yester
day until they got tired and hun
gry. They came to Needmore
No., 2 and bought salmon oys
ters, tomatoes and other things.
The boys had a full round mess,
then they went on rejoicing,
come again boys?
Rugby.
There will be Thanksging ser
vices at Mt. Pleasant church on
Thursday. A well-known preach
er will preach in the morning,
and in the afternoon the exer
cises will be conducted by the
Rowetown school. Other schools
are invited to take part. Every
one is invited to come and bring
dinner.
Last Thursday, Mrs. "Flora
Rossen had a severe attack of
heart trouble of which she is
bothered, but is better.
We had our first snow last
Thursday. It looked like that
Santa would soon be here.
W. J. Bean was at Mr. Bill
Rowe's last Wednesday contract
ing sorghum. -Mr. Bean is the
best sorghum maker in this part
of the state.
There was a large crowd at
the spelling at Antioch last Fri
day night.
Tause McGinnis is building a
large barn which improves the
looks of his place.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezekial Rowe
are in very feeble health now.
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a friend, call at our store. We now have on exhibi-
Er tion the nicest assortment ever offered in Columbia.
1 OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT 1
5 , If you do not believe we have our goods marked down, call and see.
If you want articles for children, we have them in great abundance.
' - Come and come early. We also have a big stock of Staple Groceries
S and we are selling same at living prices.
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Archy Wheeler, late of Texas, ,
bought the Jeff Taylor Rose farm
from Jim Gilpin for $1100.00
last week.
Your scribe has one of the
best schools at Rowetown he has
ever taught. 13 have come ev
ery day. Only 48 in district.
The people are getting along
nicely gathering corn and it is
turning out well of which we
are very thankful.
Our jovial Supt. was with us
last week glad to have him with
us. Think the people did a good
thing for the children to have
Prof. Huffaker to be our Supt.
Euniue.
The health of this community
is fine at this time.
Misses Florence Rubarts, Sarah
Collins and Fannie Williams were
the pleasant visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Williams last Saturday
night and Sunday.
Eld. Z. T. Williams and Luth
er Young gave us a very inter
interesting sermon at Tabernacle
last Friday night.
Mr. P. P. Wesley was in Co
lumbia last Wednesday on busi
ness. Mr. Jim Herriford, who has
been staying with his grand
mother, Mrs. Puss Williams, is
visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Herriford, of Co
lumbia, this week.
Eld. J. B. Daniel filled his reg
ular appointment at Tabernacle
Saturday night and Sunday.
NEAR THE ROLLER MILL. 1
that's the way many gifts are bought and
is-why they only last for a sesaon and
the giver is so soon forgot!
are at the same time beautiful and
sort we recommend, and we probably have the best selection
of such gifts in town.
Stop in and look at some of our interesting pieces of Jewelry
made up on the very latest New York designs and guaranteed
not only to last, but to win lasting gratitude and favor.
Murray Ball, The Jeweler.
U. G. HARWICH, Prcs.
W. T. Pyne Mil
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DEALERS-IN
ENGINES. BOILERS, SAW MLIS.
GRIST MILLS, FEED MILLS
1301 TffiRTeeNTff-MftlN. LOUTSVILLe
SMOKESTACKS
Sheet iron and TanK Worh
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JOSBINQ WORK. SOLICITED
All Kinds of Machinery Rcpairtd-
Most all the farmers in this
neighborhood are through gath
ering corn and reporting fairly
good crops.
Mr. Robert Cundiff, of this
place, and Mr. Henry Grant, of
Neatsburg, were shopping in
Columbia last Saturday.
Our prayer meeting every Wed
nesday night at Tabernacle, is
doing good work.
Mr. and Mrs. John White and
daughter visited relatives at
Tarter last Sunday.
Master Buford Knifley is spend
ing several days this week with
his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Williams.
Mr. Charlie Wesley, of Casey
county, was in this community
last Wednesday.
given. Perhaps that
maybethat is why
inexpensive are the
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Mr. Jim Winfrey and family,
near this place, moved to their
knew home at Middleburg this
week.
Mr. Robert Cundiff spent
last Saturday night with Mr. D.
Tarter, "of Neatsburg.
Geneva, Switzerland, Nov. 19,
(via Paris, 11:45 a. m. .).The
Swiss Parliament has before it
for consideration a new measure
concerning foreign spies in Swit
zerland. It provides a penalty
of imprisonment and a fin& of
$4,000. The Swiss authorities
are authorized further under this
bill to prosecute persons accused
of offenses against the honor of
other countries" without waiting
for complaint from the Govern-
Iment concerned.
AT. T. OTTLEZ
ArrOBKKT-AT-LW
COLUMBIA, KENTUCKY.
Will Practice in all'the Courts.
0!fice:-ln Rollin Hurt's 01 lie
HENRY W. DEPP,
DKXTIST
Am permanently located in Co
lumbia. AH Classes of lnral work done. Crown
Bridge and Inlay work a Specialty
AH Work Guaranteed
Office over G. W. Lowe's
Grocery Store
Ii. H. JOJSLES
Veterinary Surgeon
and Dentibt
ears experience. Special attention
given to Surgical and Dental work.
Office at residence near Graded School
building.
PHONE NO. 7N
Notice to the Public
General Blacksmithing
Buggy, Carriage and Wagon Repairing: neatly
done. All kinds of Rubber Tires put on. Specla
; attention to Horse Shoeing. Prices right and
satisfaction Guaranteed.
Shop on Depot St. near L. & N1. Depot's
PHONE NO. To
JEFF PARSON,
CampbeMsville, Ky.
i J. B. Stone
J. H. Stone
Stone & Stone,
Attoney-At-Law
1$ Will practice in
this and adjoining counties.
Jamstown, : Kentucky
C. D. Crenshaw
VETERINARY SURGEON
Special Attnetin lo Eyes
Fi3tulo, Poll-evil, Spavin or any sur
gical work done at fair prices. 1 am
well fixed to take care of stock. Mon
o due when work is done or stock
removed from stables.
LOCATION-NEAR ED HUGKES' RESIDENCE.
0NBURRSYILLE STREET.
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Land Owners Attention.
T. C. Faulkner, is prepared to do
your Surveying correctly -He
has thirty-three years
experience. Charges rea
sonable. Phone 74 or
write
T. C. Faulkner,
Columbia, K..
Residence Phone-13 B Business Pho c 13 P
DR. J. N. MURRELL
DENTIST
Office, Front rooms in Jeffries BTd'g
up Stairs.
Columbia, - Kentucky
Mrs. Q. W. Lowe,
Ltocal Hgent for
Grand UprightPlayer Pianos
(Strictly High Grade)
Certain Satisfaction. Unlimited Guarantee.
Take Supremacy.
In tone, action and durability because every part
receives careful, rigid scrutinizing inspection.
Then the Piano in it3 entirety is sevevely criticis
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wrong we intend to find It before you do. If we
don't our warranty protects you.
THE BALDWIN PIANO COMPANY
Factories: Chicago: Cincinnati.
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