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BAKIHtS PONDER
Absolutely Puro
The only Daking Powder mado
from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
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June V Itflt. W.u. ('iirnD, Airt
Some business changes are being
planned, it is rumored.
getting busy ith!,liJ considerable damage in town
Lawyers are
matters for the
cuit court.
April term
of fir-)
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Mr. Arthur Howard was
from Mart wick
day.
on business Tue s-
Mr. C. C. Shannon, of Dcpoy,
was here Monday on business
matters. j
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See Curd & York, at Central j
City, for granite and marble work
of all kinds.
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Dr. LigKett Dailey was in Louis
ville 00 business a few days this
week.
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Mr. Chas. K Habbit, represent
ing the Cincinnati Coffin Co., was
here the latter part of the week call-
nr oi '.he ' de.
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T-c irutt all-killed scare hat j'.ccn .
started again, but it it greatly ex-1
aggerated, is a later and we hope
better report.
Mr. Cam Howard has purchased
from Miss Lena -Arnold her home
on Trowbridge avenue, and will
oon occupy it.
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If jou want granite or marble
work of any kind, see Curd & York,
at Central City, for best work and
lowest prices.
St Patrick's day passed off here
very quietly; there was much wear
in of the green, in observance of
the day.
M. A. Oates has purchased Willis
Heir, a registered stallion, and one
of the best horses ever in the county.
Service will be 15. Telephone No.
19 Depoy.. at.
There are several more very live
prospective automobile purchasers
here, and a stretch of good weather
is all that is oeened to close the
deals.
Letter begin practicing the auto
mobile dodge. It will soon be
neccessary here, as cars will vie
with horse drawn vehicles here be
fore snow flies.
People who have new apparel
are hoping Sunday will be a beauti
ful day, but those who will doa old
duds are not so particular, and won't
be worried extremely if the day
be bad.
Mr. Lewis Hamilton it here on.
visit to bis old home. He has been
in Detroit for two years, and holds
a responsible position with the Cad
iliac Motor Car Co. in the mechan
ical department.
Mr. N. Jr. Sweeney has purchas
cd the interest of Mr. Geo. W,
Morgan in the Ford automobile in
public service here, operated by
Mr. Birney Shutt, joint owner, who
retains his interest, and will stilt be
in charge of the car. , '
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Muting 01 tne grecu was a popu
lar paaiime fctrc Monday, a emb
lems were scarce, aud some were in
possession cf many owners by night
fall. During the day nearly ever-
one had on something green, for
short time, anyway.
Wamfh Man to represent us
in tic rural distiicts if Keniiuky;
good salary for whole time or part
time; party must furnish reference
and be able to furnish bond. Ad
dress tl. A. Mcdranahan, State
Mangr., Lock l!x 1S0, Lexington,
Kv.
Several parties from hereabouts
are planning to attend the spring
meeting of the Kentucky Mining
Institute, held May 16 and i; at
Lexington. An excellent program
has been arranged, including -4
contests, covering all sorts of in
juries and there are several valuable
prizes ottered in each.
The wind aud rain last Thursday
over inc county, roots uciug
ripped off, chimneys blown down,
fences scattered, trees uprooted,
hcreletc. The damage from water was
. general, and amounted to a consid
erable sum.
Estrajr Notice.
Taken up as astray by Tom Fox
living on what is known
Dutch Farm" about Dec.
as " The
st 1912
Two rc,j heifers about one year old
anj unmarked; valued at fifteen
dollars each by L. .. Kirkpatrick
Subscribed and sworn to before
me by Tom Fox this the fourth day
, of March 1913.
J. II. Lovn i., J. V. M. C.
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"Hob White" is without doubt the
best flour on earth.
Mr j L. Morgan hat (t mu
Moriti.:, here he will spem! r. i, t
time investigating conditions with a
view to purchasing a farm.
Mr. H. T. If rat, of Louisville,
was here on a commercial visit
Tuesday and yesterday.
Koaik has the agency for the line
ofSturgis "Superba" baby carriages,
one of the most complete lines on
the market. See them before you
buy; made right, look fine, priced
right.
Ti The Public
We desire to announce to the
public that our new mill is now in
full operation, and we will at all
times have on hand the very finest
quality of flour, meal and teed.
We are very anxious to do custom
grinding for our friends, and can
give them the very best flour and
wheat that is to be had anywhere, in
exchange for their corn and wheat.
Home Milling Co. (Inc)
Take your beef hides to J. E.
Coombs & Co. and get the cash.
Automobile livery is getting to be
a fair part of the traffic again, as
roads are getting in good shape once
more.
When you get "Quail" meal you
get the best that is to be had.
Mr. Otto A. Kothert, of Louis
ville, will arrive here tomorrow,
and remain until Monday.
Telephone No 5 and your laundry
will be called for and delivered.
The work of the King road drag
was made plain here last Thursday,
as after the heavy rain that day the
roads woiked with the drag were in
a few hours as good as ever, and
did not get mnddy at all.
Best one ever maJe the Kirsch
curtain rods: Roark has a laree
line.
Want Kindergarten Teacher.
An cflort is being made by seve.il
mothers to secure a kindergarten
tcachtr for a spring turn here. It
is hoped the matter may be success
fully concluded, as there is plenty
of need for such a school here, this
being one of the most important
systems of teaching.
lire Discovered In lime.
The residence of Mrs Lucy Tin
sley was discovered to be on lire
about 10. ;o o'clock last Wednesday
night, and prompt response of the
fire department to the alarm held
damage down to a small amount,
t he lira originated in the kitchen.
from a cause unktuttwi, and had
gained considerable headway before
the water was turned on the llimcs.
A bucket brigade did titet live work
while the hose connections were be
ing made, but for the lire depart
ment the building would undoubted
ly have been destroyed. There
was no insurance on the building.
A dog which slept oil an open porch
was burned, refusing to leave his
quarters.
Tared Post Climbing Here.
(ireenv ilie has doubtless establish
ed a record in the parcel post de
partment, as there were exactly 101
packages of this matter in the post
otliic here last Monday morning.
While hundreds of packages are
handled weekly, this is the greatest
number handled in one day.
Gets a Baby By Parcel Post
The most unique package that
has been received here by mail
came in on the early train St. Pat
rick's morning. It was a pound
baby, 34 inches long, and was sent
to Dr. L. 1'. Moore br Mrs. L
liernard, of New Orleans. The
nationality appears to be Chinese,
anyway it has some China in its
makeup, and is receiving as much
attention from the doctor as any
patient he has had fo some lime.
Dr. Moore and family recently
spent two months in New Orleans,
where the doctor was taking special
work in Tulane Cniversity. lie evi
dently made a favorable impression
as to his abilities, and so the baby
was sent him for treatment.
Chicken Poolers Make and Save Money.
It has been many a day since
there was so much poultry in town
as that brought in Tuesday by the
poolers. Doens of wagons, from
all pars of the county, were loaded
to the limit, the poolers bunching
their offerings and using as few
wagons as possible. Farmers are
' ! i" ' not only the selling of their
' t3, but are paying close at
tention to the economic movement
to the market, and what they can
save in this way adds considerably
to their profits. Formerly it would
have required the use of at least
four times as many teams and men
as were used Tuesday.
Warning to Parcel Post L'sers.
Persons who use the Parcel Post
are w arned against enclosing written
matter of any kind in packages.
Postmasters are directed by the
Department to examine all packages
dispatched and received, and to re
port any infractions of this rule.
There is a heavy fine for the offense.
Death of Mrs. I. Oser.
Mrs. Lmma Oser, wife Mr. .1
Oser, dry goods merchant of this
city, died in Louisville last Fri
day at Norton Infirmary, where she
bad been for two months, suffering
from Blight's disease. Burial was
in the Jewish cemetery in Louisville.
Her husband and a three-months'
old baby survive. Mrs. Oser bad
lived here several years, and had
many friends among our people.
A Freak Ear of Corn.
Mr. C. M. Shutt, near the depot,
raised an ear of corn last season
that is the most unique ever seen by
anyone here. It has about one
third of the grains of brilliant red
and the balance of pure white.
There is no mixing of colors, each
being strictly defined and apart.
Hundreds of persons have inspec
ted the odd ear, which is displayed
in the window of Koark's store.
Good Observance of Ordinance.
There is a general and quick ob
scrvance of the ordinance forbid
din the use of pavements bv
skaters. It haa been iitiessary to
warn fist a few children, who have
some way gotten the impression that
pavements in front of one's property
may be so used, but when informed
that no pavement can be used, there
has been immediate compliance.
Another ordinance is needed, to for
bid the use or vcIim ipides, as the
pavements should be dedicated to
the use of pedestrians, aud they
should not be eudaucicd or liar
rasstd by auy sort of stlf propelled
wheel vehicles.
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Your laundry business will be ap
preciated by Miss Lena Arnold.
Packages called for and delivered.
Kentucky Mining Institute.
lie Program Committee of the
Kentucky Mining Institute, for the
meeting to be held May i(th .mil
171I1, has selected 1 events for the
Sta'e Wide f irst Aid Contest to be
held on May iMh at Lexington, in
connection with the Spring meeting
of the Kentucky Mining Institute,
and the judges, on the day of the
contest, will select live of the prob
lems, ami these five problems will
be performed by eailvteam partici
pating in the contest, and the prizes
will be awarded upon the wi.ik per
formed in the problems so selected.
A Visit to the Jail.
The editor, at the special inviu
Hon of Jailer York, made tour ot the
new j nl and rosidcticj last week.
The appearance and condition of
everything indicated that extraordi
nary preparation had been made for
the reception of guests, but Mr.
York declared such was not the
case, tint that the spoiiess 11 ors,
walls ami cells were in ordinary
dress. While we d. not profess to
have varied and expert knowledge
as to j ils, the opinion is ventured
that there is n sifer or more san
itary institution of the kind any
where than is our new building for
the care of prisoners. The residence
portion is convenient ami elegant,
in appointment having all the latest
features of comfort, and Mrs. York
manages that portion of the estab
lishment even better than Mr. York
docs the part under his official care.
Mrs. J. W. Mayhugh is in Louis
ville, where she will probably sub
mit to an operation for relief from
kidney trouble.
Home of Mrs. Ella Stringfcllow Burns.
The home of Mis. K1U String-
fellow, near Carrolton, Ky., was
destroyed by fire last Monday. Dr.
X. C. McCown, who is well kaown
here, married a daughter of Mrs.
Stringfcllow, and his young child
was alone in the home with Mrs.
Stringfcllow, the mother aud her
sister being in Carrolton at the time.
Little was saved from the house,
and there was a considerable l'n
above the $1,400 insurance.
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New Automobile Agency.
Mr. Carlisle Kirkpatrick has se
cured the agency for the county
for the Overland line of automo
biles, and will soon have a demon
strating car here. The Overland
has made a great name for itself,
and is nor the second largest pro
dticing concern in the world, 40,
000 cars being made this season.
We hope Mr. Kirkpatnck may have
the most success in placing cars in
the county.
Usefulness of the King Drag Shown.
The dashing, washing raiu last
Thursday demonstrated most forci
bly the splendid work done on the
highways where the King drag has
been used intelligently. The road
surface was soon in fine condition
for travel, there were no mud holes
or washed places, and everyone w ho
traveled these sections was impress
ed favorably. New determination
to use these drags was aroused, and
other sections will take up the work.
Domestic Science Class Organized.
Miss Pauline Saunders, of Ct r
inth, Miss., will arrive this morning
ami tomorrow afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. J. L. Rogers, wi!
give an exhibition and talk on de
mesne science, which she will teach
a class here. Lveryone is invited
to be present. Miss Saunders come
highly recommended, and a large
class has been organized.
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NIW-L INSTEAD
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Why h'cctrh Weld is the
Most Effective Fence-JoHi made
Electrically welding joints eliminates the fence. Elect! ici;y is t'vordy mcdiur-i
innumerable exposed wire c:d3, and which truly amalgamates mctals-m-Vte
docs away with sharply and tightly
bendintj one wire against another, which
cracks the galvanizing. The Electric
Wold makes everyouncc of viro count
for strength and durability 110 wa-.ted
'vire, no ust-less weight dr.rt,tn;j down
MH m Diffrnt Style for FIELD, FAF.M. RANCH, LAWN. E,r t nJ fioranfotfl
CHICK. EN, POULTRY ud RABBIT YARD awl GARDEN a-iVCry 1UU VJUtf CUIICCH
Ask your dealer for "Pittsburgh Perfect' on ! insist on his lurnirhintr it. D-j not altov hi.Ti to penrjacle
you that some other fen-c is jut as good. If he doesn't tell it, wit u direct.
"FitUbtlraH Prrfr t" Brands of Rmrbed Wire
Brisht, Annealrd A CaSvaaiird. Wiro; Twu'fj
Cable Wirr : Hard Sitting Coil Wirai l-.nr.n
Stpl-; Poultry Nattins Slnplti.: Hnulrr V'lro
Naila: Galvanized Wir l4ail; Large H-ad
Roofing Nil: Sele Loop BITk-! Titta.
burgh Parfert" Fracian. AU mad 3 si 0ca
Hearth anaterir.L
Special Kasler services uill be
held here Sunday.
St. Patrick's day was observed in
ppropriutc exercises at the llih
School Monday morning. There
were piiic a number of guests tho
enjoyed the program very highly.
MbS Lena Arnold asks the patron
age of the public, and guarantees
that satisfactory uork will be dure
in her clothes cleaning, pressing
and repairing shop.
N cw patterns in the kirsch cur
tain rods received by Roark this
week. Almost the full line in stock
now.
What Are You Going
To Do This Year
by way of making your business suc
cessful and your domestic life full of
pleasure, if you are not supplied with
telephone service of the Cumberland
l'cleplione & Telegraph Company?
Kveryone should have a telephone.
You arc connected with all outside
important points in local connections
with all residences and business hous
es, l or any information call man-
ger,
Camber-land Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Incorporated.
II Square Steal
SOUARK I) HAL
Works both ways: it benefits
the biiyi-r as well as the sel-;
ler. We are firm believers
in the Square Deal as much;
for our own benefit as for
yours for we know if youjjet
the Squre deal habit you will
buy from a Square Deal
house. We give a square ileal
always ami we are as
glad to give it as
you are to
get it.
ROARK
Furniture
funeral Goods
Decorations
Telephone 72. 10 ft
Something (a Thiuk About.
Many words won't fill a bushel,
but a Fire, Lightning, or Tornado
policy with us will fill a want in hu
man happiness that will otherwise
remain unsatisfied.
W. 1). lllackwell Uro.
(ieneral Insurance,
Greenville, Ky.
Rogers Kldg. Telephone, 16-3
It is a very serious matter to aJ;
for one medicine end have the
wrong cne given you. Fcr lbi3
reason we urgo you in tuj-?nj
to be careful to pet the genuiac
Lack-
THEDF0RD3
Liver Medicine
The reputation of tUIs cM, relia
ble medicine, for constipation, in
digestion and liver trouble, iu tirnv
ly established. It doe3 not imitate
ether medicines. It is better than
others, or it would pr Ve the fa
vorite liver powder, with a larger
ealo than all others combined.
ECLD IN TOWN rs
makes kidneys cjJ bladder right
I " Ve"rv' Serious" I
-.v wires one.
vanizing ;g piled rroiiiHl ihe joints, pro
ducing a one-piece fabric with absolutely
dependable joints. Electrically WeldeJ
fence-joints ( patented ) arc used only in
"Pittsburgh Perfect."
H oi ar
for FREE rr.
Si
WILL CHANGE ANY WORN AND
COMMON OLD FLOOR
TO A
HIGHLY POLISHED FINISH
THAT ENDURES
Done Almost Instantaneously
SO SIMPLE SO INEXPENSIVE
FOR BALE n V
G. M. DEXTER & CO.
Greenville, Ky.
NOTICE!
As we have to draw a very large
amount of money oit of the busi
ness in making our final settle
ments, ve are compelled to call
on ixll our customers who owe us
to settle their accounts as quickly
as possible.
R. MARTIN & CO.
yea;
Stark Ero's Nurseries & Orchards Co.
MAILED TO YOU FREE
J'tM iy on Poilil C.iiJ: "Send me a cry t Slark Year BncH for 1913. "
When writing, oho tell us how ninny tree,- eVtib vtucs, c!c, yew will probably
ilunt this eeason.
This Yer Book h more iban a mere ca'aSogtie of C'ark nurer7 products, it is
practical cy to understand text book for the guidance of the mca who p!snM trees.
Out own expedience of nearly 109 years, the reports cf experiment nation ami the
opinions of planters from all eections are condensed and reproduced for the benerir of
b'.wy people. An encyclopedia of orchard iniormaiioa, containing full size, coioi
illustrations of gloriously tinted fruits and many pnoforaphic rcpcoducikma in black
and while: also information on many subjects in which lite OfvhardUt ia iofcuesled.
Hundreds of varieties of apples, pears, peach, (.-!; ro. cherry, apricot, quince,
grope and all small fruits are descriiwd; we&kocstca of each variety are pouUcd out
and ood points arc expkiiied. We leel that planters should know both.
Those iptereMed in giowin fruits or Hot'is Of rhru or ha?c t!ce wi.'l find tbi
book of ins?t-.nble value; totally different from Ota average t"i"ctyinan't publi
cations. It is a book you will keep tor refcence. and on a on Liih jou can depend
as btinjj absolutely accu.-a. Write today for your copy.
Awe use it, th; gal
inlcrcitrd in Wirr Fearing, writ
rf i ALMANAC. 1313-
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