The Adair County news. [volume], February 13, 1918, Page 5, Image 5

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ADAIR COUNTY NEWS
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The BuchananLyon Company
Campbellsville, Kentucky,
Before the Trees begin to Bud and the Apple Blossom Time, We will open in Columbia
our building at the front door of your City by Uncle Sam's Post Office, where
you turn the corner and get your first glimpse of Columbia's Stately
Court House and Beautiful Public Square. "
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Our Business in Columbia will be strictly Wholesale and Jobbing. We shall have a large
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We are native Sons of Columbia and Adair County, and J. W. Buchanan is well known
to every farmer and business man in this section of the Penyrile,
BuchananLyon Co.
Columbia, Ky
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Gradyville.
Messrs. Edwards & Rodgers,
tobacco men of Keltner, were in
our midst last Friday.
James Gilpin and family, who
have all been confined with
measles, have about recovered.
We are all glad to see the snow
leaving us and the approach of
good old summer time.
C. C. Hindman, of Milltown
section, was delivering some
very fine corn here one day last
week at $6.50 per lb.
Herschel Sherrill and family
are now citizens of our town.
There is not a vacant house in
our city.
Deputy Sheriff Howe, of
Sparksville, was mixing with
our people last week.
Misses Ruth and Elizabeth'
Rodgers are visiting their rela
tives and friends at Roachville,
this week.
Ed Baker spent last Thursday
in Columbia looking after a ship
ment of goods,
S. M, Baker bought a very
fine span of mules in Green coun
ty last week, from Mr. Squires.
Price paid $350.
Dr. L. C. Nell is preparing to
prize his crop of tobacco prepar
atory for the Louisville market.
is not a very hard thing to do,
when wood is as scarce has it has
been during these cold winter
days.
John Q. Alexander, the popu
lar dry good's man of Louisville,
was calling on his trade in our
city last Friday, a::d as usual
had a good business.
Robert L. Sneed sold his farm
one day last week to Merida Wil
son for $600 cash Uncle Merida
says he is going to try farming
while tobacco is selling so high.
Robert Grady delivered, in Co
lumbia, last week, his crop of
Burley tobacco to Messrs. Faulk
ner & Co. This crop of tobacco
is one of the best that was ever
grown in this section of county.
Price he received for same was
25c per lb. Ask Mr. Faulkner
and see he will not testify to the
same.
Messrs. Sherrill & Sparks, our
new mill firm, will bev ready for
business in the near future.
They expect to have a saw rig
attached preparatory for cutting
wood.
We are just in receipt of a let
ter from our old friend and
neighbor, J. J, Hunter, formerly
of our town, but of late of Ama
rilla, Texas, who is the agent
for the Miami Mining Milling
& Development Co., who is do-
Mr. G. W. Dudley sold his gas-, ing a great business for his com
pany. We were certainly glad
to hear from him and to know
oline mill last week to Nell Bros
The mill wilNbe moved to their
farm in the near future. Con
sideration not learned.
Quite a number of fine sheep
the past month or so.
Monday the fuel day is ob-
he was doing so well. Success to
you J. J.
We are just in receipt of the
have died in this section during announcement of the marriage
of Miss Emma Linna. the ac
complished daughter of Mr. and
served by all our merchants. It Mrs. Virdie Thompson, formerly
of this community, but now of
Camner, Ky., on Friday, the 21st
of December, 1917, to Corporal
D. C. Biggs, of Augusta, Ga.
May success attend them all
through life is the wish of their
many friends in our city.
Mr. and Mrs. Strong Hill, of
our town, are just in receipt of
a letter from their son. Ed, who
is in Uncle Sam's service and at
present located at Fort Leaven
worth, Kan., announcing that
he had recovered . from his re
cent operation, and that he had
been promoted to Corporal. We
are always glad to learn of our
boys being promoted.
We will close by saying, all of
our farmers are going to spread
themselves this year ior the ban
ner tobacco. Some are cutting
timber now preparatory for to
bacco beds. 25cts per lb., to
bacco will get a move on them
certain.
Columbia Barber Shop
LOY & LOWE
A Sanitary Shop. Where Both Satisfaction
And Gratification Are Guaranteed
Give IK A "Trial And Be Convinced.
1 keep on hands a full stock of
coffins, caskets, and robes. I also keep
Metallic Caskets, and Steel Boxes ud
two hearses. We keep extra large
caskets Prompt service night or day.
Residence Phone 29, office phone 168
45-1 yr J. F. Triplect,
Columbia, Ky.
We Can Save
Your Sole
ADAlk COUNTY NEWS $1.50
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Special Attention given to all orders
Shoes 'returned same day
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Parcel Post Shoe Shop
W. T.Coppoclc Man'gr,
Campbellsville, Ky.
James Hawkins, Expert Shoemaker.
Located above 5 and 10c. Store.
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No. 92399
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Ky. This Pure Bred Duroc - Jersey
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i mile north of Columbia on Camp
bellsville pike.
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THE BUCHANAN LYON CO.,
Incorporated.
Columbia, Kentucky.
The Louisville Trust Co.
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over One Million Dollars.
Acts as Executor. Administrator. Guardian. Agent. Committee and Trustee, and will Qoalila-
as such in any County in the State.
Pays 3 per cent, per Annum on Time Deposits.
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Telephone 154.
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