The Adair County news. [volume], March 08, 1916, Page 8, Image 8

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THEfADAIR COUNTY NEWS
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Sheriff's Sale of Land
for Taxes.
On MondajvApril 3, 1916, at the
Courthouse door, in Columbia, Ky.i
the same being the first day of a regu
lar term of the Adair County Court,
at 1 o'clock, p. m., or thereabout, I
will offer for sale, to the highest bid
der, for cash in hand the following de
scribed tracts of land or sufficient
thereof to satisfy the tax and cost
due for the year 1915 by the following
named persons, to-wit:
Whites in District No. 1.
M C Burchett 76 acres joins B
V'Hovious. Tax and cost for
the year 1915 -" - $13 00
0 S Baxter 10 acres joins G W
Pointer. Tax. and cost for
J. the year 1915 - - 4 97
Mollio Bastain (N R) 7 acres
joins Francis Hardin. Tax and
cost for the year 1915 - 2 49
W H Mitcham 53 acres joins B
Wethiuton. Tax and cost for
.- the year 1915 6 25
W A 'Phipps (N R) 100 acres
joins J R Christie. Tax and
cost for the year 1915 9 29
Colored, District No. 1.
E C Hardin 30 acres joins Eva
Chelf. Tax arjd cost for the
year 1915 6 72
JEd McWhorter 18 acres joins .T
A Burress. Tax and cost for
the year 1915 7 56
H H Shlveley 6 acres joins E C
Hardin. Tax and costfor the
year 1015 5 93
Whites in District No. 2.
W A Bryant 85 acres joins C .W
Bryant Tax and cost for the
year, 1915. . 7 35.
L B Barrett 9 acres joins, C
' Barrett. Tax andk cost for
the year 1915 , . 5 41
3J E Dickinson" 127 acres joins J !
F Pelley. "Tax and cost for
the year 1915 " 10 14
Donflnicus Hardin 175 acres joins -GTVUubartS.'
Tax and cost
for the year 1915 7 35
w Lt Keil 6a acres joins Jack '
Sullivan. Tax and cost for
the year 1915 5 62
J F Pelley 40 acres joins B, L
Dickinson. Tax and cost for
the year 1915 7 85
Books, Mrs. S B 75 acres joins
Buck Books. Tax and cost
for the year 1915 3 47
J E Snow 150 a.cres joins Thos.
Brockman. Tax and cost for
the year 1915 27 42
J D Tarter 25 acres joins Frank
Tarter. Tax and cost for
the year 1915 5 74
J A Winfrey 200 acres joins R.
C Neal. Tax and cost for the
year 1915 42 88
Whites in District No. 3.
M L Frankum 49 acres joins Les
lie Johnson. Tax and cost for
the year 1915 8 81
Lee Harvey (N R) I acre joins A
D Harvey. Tax and cost for
the year 1915 1 60
Mrs. Sarah A Kimbler 1 acre
joins Geney Hadley. Tax and
cost for the year 1915 1 66
F E Webb 33 acres joins E C
Webb. Tax and cost for the
year 1915 - 4 97
, Whites in District No. 4.
Cager Barke 10 acres joins Biley
Firkins. Tax and cost for the
year 1915 4 65
J M Coomer 25 acres joins Bill
Coomer. Tax and cost for
the year 1915 10 14
J S England 8 acres joins Spen
cer Wooten. Tax and cost for
the year 1915 2 17
F B Janes 85 acres joins John
Hundley. Tax and cost, for
the year 1915 8 87
J J Jessie 50 acres joins Dock
Janes. Tax and cost for the
year 1915 4 98
Marshall Boach 70 acres joins
Thomas Cole. Tax and cost
for the year 1915 4 98
G T Wilson 40 acres joins Bas
cumEaneg. Tx.aed-eeabor 1
the year 1915 7 35
Whites in District No. 5.
G W Blankenship 2 acres joins
W S Hindman. Tax and cost
for the year 1915 5 63
Albert Willis 50 acres joins W
P Price. Tax and cosa for
the year 1915 10 14
Colored in District No. 5.
Alice Taylor 79 acres joins
Clarence Keltner. Tax and
cost for- the year 1915 7 98
Whites in District No. 6.
J A Burton i acre joins J A
Gooden. Tax and cost for the
year 1915
4 01
WOMEN SHRINK
FROM MODESTY
Bear Grievous Ailments Rather
Than Make Condition
Known.
The subjects of complaints peculiar
to women is a delicate one, yet it is a
plain duty to let these sufferers know
that most of the derangements from
which they suffer are due primarily to
nervous debility.
Man; a suffering woman, influenced
by shrinking modesty, has borne this
grievous condition without complaint
rather than make a personal appeal.
When women say, "I am all run down,
so nervous and weak," that means
they are victims of the modern mal
ady. '
Such women, and they are a legion
In every community, suffer from head
aches, backaches, loss of appetite and
sleeplessness. Their spirits are al
ways depressed and their lives are not
the normally happy ones of their more
fortunate sisters. Often, too, there
are spells of nausea, weakness, or even
fainting, that make them feel inse
cure and to wonder when they will be
embarrassed, or even in danger, be
cause of their condition.
For sucli suffering women, Tanlac,
the tonic, tissue builder, appetizer and
invigorant, is ideal. Tanlac builds up
the 'system, promotes digestion and
propore assimilation of food, vitaliles
the b oodand brings back healthy col
or to the cheeks and real sparkle to
the ues.
tftflacmajrnow be obtained in Co
lumbia at the Page & Hamilton drug
store, where its" merits are fully ex
plained. - Adv.
C H Johnson 'acre"joins George
Taylo'r.J Tax and cost for the
year 1915 3 94
J S Rainwater. (NR)"129 acres
joins Green Watson. Tax and
cost for the year 1915 ,4 05
Josiah Smith 100 acres joins
Frank Pike. Tax and cost
for the year 1915 10 14
Rev. R H Tyree i acre joins Jno.
Hadley. Tax and cost for the
year 1915 3 93
Will Vaughn 30 acres joins J M
Vaughn. Tax and cost for the
year 1915 7 35
Colored in District No. 6.
Louisa Bndgewater 57 acres
joins Pete Bridgewater. 'Tax
and cost for the year 1915 3 47
J I Smith 87 acres'1 joins June
Groves. Tax and costfor the
year 1915. 13 39
' Whites in District No. 7.
WH Burton 27 acres joins Cy
Burton. Tax and cost for the
year 1915 4 97
Colored in District No. 7.
Jennie Bailey 1 acre joins J T
Page. Tax and cost for the
year 1915 , 2 15
J B Lucas i acre joins Ned Mur
ray. Tax and cost for the
, year 1915 4 j)8
Taylor Wade 50 acres joins Arch
Collins. Tax and cost for the
year 1915 4 34
S. H. Mitchell, S. A. C.
Cane Valley.
Mrs. Alice Hendrickson has
moved to her new home near
Mt. Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hancock have
moved to their new home near
the Pollard Chapel church, bet
ter known as the Jo .Thomas'
farm.
Mrs. J. T. Bumgarner was vis
iting relatives at Spurlington
thwtswjesk. " '
Cane Valley now has six emp
ty houses and by the last of the
month, we will have four more,
and some of our best buildings
are among the empty ones.
C. F. Paxton, our post mas
ter, is kept busy filling mail or
ders. He has filled to the amount
of $2,000, since December 1st.
Miss Pink Callison was visit-
ing in Campbellsville laat wek,
Wm. Smith had two sheep
killed by dogs last week. So we
wound up two dead sheep and
three dead dogs.
Miss Hattie Conover, of Mt.
Pleasant, was visiting her niece,
Mrs. Wm. JoneS, last week.
We have two of our ring neck
pheasants left. The young birds
all died last summer. We hope
for .a nice crop this summer.
Dr.- N. M. Hancock has been
real sick-for the past two weeks.
Dr. Hancock is a very kind man.
.Always ready to, go when called,
pay or no' pay,' and most of the
time no pay. We would be glad
to see him out and give his hand
a good shake.
Claud Edrington, who has
been hauling between Columbia
and Campbellsville for the past
ten years, will move to Buffalo,
Larue, Co., the first of April.
m -
Jarter.
WJieat is looking fine in this
community.
Mrs. Ann White, who has been
very low with lagrippe, is some
better at this writing.
Virtise Grant purchased a calf
from Robert Humphress for $17.
" Several from this place attend
ed court at Jamestown lasbweek;
Jo Lit Beard was through thi
place last week buying hogs.
Prices running from 5Jc to 6e;
- James Shepherd, of the L. W.
T. S.t visited Jhis parents- from
Friday until Monday.
Tone Hunn and son are in this
part lodking after stock.
George Grant made a business
trip to Russell Springs last week.
John Montgomery and family,
who have beeninlndiana for the
pasc few months, have returned
home.
Herbert Grant left for Ash
land 111., a few days ago.
The roads are in a very bad
condition in this section. It
seems that the bonds would not
do U3 any harm now.
Montrey, the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. O White, is on
the sick list this week.
William Hbbson was at this
place a few days ago looking af
ter his stock and farms.
OzarK.
The past week of pretty weath
er has given the farmers a chance
to work and quite a lot has been
done in the way of sowing grass
seed, burning plant beds, etc.
Rube Kearns was called to Rus
sell Co., last Friday, on account
of the Berious illness, resulting in
death of hisv father, Mr. Joby
Kearns. He was a very old man.
Mr. Tajbert Conover, about
sixty years old, died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. J. C.
Bryant, last Saturday. He was
a kind-hearted man. He leaves
an aged mother, about ninety
years old, several children,
brothers and sisters.
Miss Myrt Combeet has about
recovered from a aevere spell of
grip.
Mrs Reevefl, who has Jteen
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This Wilson -Gait
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qu'.te sickfis better,
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" "Mrs: Ellen Combesf and Mrs.
Mary B'arger'were at the bed-
side 01 Mrs. T. J. Bryant one
day last week.
Mrs. Laura Montgomery and
daughters, Estelle and Gladys,
spent last Friday at the home of
Mrs. T. J. Bryant.
Mr. and Mr3. W. G. Roy vis
ited Lawrence Montgomery and
family recently. .
Mr. Milton Powell and mother,
Mrs. Nannie White and son, took
supper with Mr. and Mrs. El
more Bryant, Wednesday.
Mr. Frank Jeffries, of Colum
Biaspent a part of. last week at
the home of Mr. Theo Powell.
I Mr. B. B. Montgomery, the
well-known photographer, is on
a trip through eastern Ken
fucky and Virginia, in the inter
est of his work.
Mr. Theo Powell sold Felix
McKinley a nice young horse for
$110.
Mr. Lander Bryant sold a nice
bunch of hogs to Mr. Young.
Mr. Mont Maupin spent Satur
day and Sunday with relatives in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Montgom
ery of Columbia, were at the
bedside of their aunt, Mrs. T. J.
Bryant, last Tuesday.
Mr. Frank Montgomery visited
his brother, Eld. W. G. Montr
gomery, QampbellsviHe,
week.-" -r
last
j
J. H. Barger visited relatives'
in Russell county last week.
The wife of Dan Bryant, who
lived near Vester, died last Wed
nesday night. She had just giv
en birth to a child, also dead.
Rty.
Lagrippe is visiting almoat-ev
ery home in this section.
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The Adair County News,
Columbia, Ky.
Mr. J, M. Conover has been on
the sick list for the past few
days. Mr. B. O. Hurt, our well
known produce man, is doing a
good business now.
" Rev. Caldwell will preach at
Freedom the third Sunday in
this month. Let every body
come and hear him.
The death angel visited the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Acree
one day last week and claimed
for its victim their little son
Stanley.
Misses Mary E. Pierce was the
pleasant guest of Miss Myrt
Redmon, last Sunday.
Mr. F. B. Simons, our mail
carrier, thinks he will get his
mule broke to carry the mail
again the 1st of July.
Mr. Omer Roy made his reg
ular trip to Mr. Fitzpatricks last
Sunday.
Mr. F. B. Simons sold one fine
blackfaorie to:J. C. Contfpm
ery. Foxes
$2 50 to $4.00 each; Coons $1.25 each.
Send them to W.T. HODGEN,
Box 232, Campbellsville. Ky.
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At Ctst.
I have six new binders (Deering)
which. I-wIU sell at actual cost.
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