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THE 8NEEDVILLE NEW8
CASTOR I A
Jar Infant and Children.
Tits Kki Yea Hits AhrcjiEcrgH
New line 7 l-2c Ginghams nowl
on sale at Wright Harrison's.
George W. Arnold, who U a
valued employe of the Louisville
and Nashville, orders the News
sent to his sister.' Mrs. William
Seal, atMiddlesboro. Ky. Thanks
old boy. "
Loyd Davis and wife, of Cin
cinnati, who are visiting- in this
section, returned home Wednes
day. While in town this week.
Rev. John lV Jarvis cave us fen Mr. Davis handed us his annual
DEST OFFER YET.
Bmh taa
Big-nataraof
TOWN AND COUNTY
cppreciated call Tuesday.
Dr. Willis Stone of Morristown
spent Saturday night here.
Mrs. Margaret McNiel visited
' her mother in Treat Valley Sun.
contribution, for which we thank
him.-- .
v a
11 were is an A mark on yourj
paper or wrapper this . week it
means your time is out, and that
your paper will be stopped until
you send in a renewal, as the
A nice line of Fall Goods just StS lu ' " Siftfl"
in at Rosa Coleman's. Mulberry SiPJA sub
iscpuuiia uc paia in aavance.
, . . ' ' The following remembered the
oesi uneui onoesin xne county xrar wv .a. .
all sizes and prices, at Rosa Cole- ? . T 0rphanaf e. vthls :
man'. John Livesay, Irish potatoes;
Huirh Arnold is takimr in the Mrs Rettfe Davis, jelly; Mrs.
sights of the state fair at Nash- Frank Hopkins, sweet "potatoes.
ville. - all of which came at the proper
. time, the cupboard being bare.
ni i7 ?C v IZt Mch obliged,
with old neighbors in the 10th
district ' G. W. Morton, one of the
!hra?n?Aflf nf u1tMflftra onr? Hoar nfl
urover Horner is improving disciplinarians, as is. shown by
tne looks or Jus home with a coat the rapid development of our at
qi paint. dents and their mannerly bearing
First class line of Clothing no J aut of school, handed us his an-
nand-me-down stuff, at Kosa nual contribution to the News
voiemans- ' this week. Thank you sir.
George Harrison was looking
after business matters" in Rogers-
nlle Friday.
Revs. Grant Lawsoh and Wm.
Forsyth delivered excellent ser
mons Sunday.
Prof. Morton spent Friday and
Saturday with his family at
Fountain City.
George Hatfield and Pete Parky
were here this week with a fine
bunch of cattle.
. rWia rui.
NCX Tan
"THE THORN HILL"
Is the Guarntoed Wagon
To Hcad-Off
a Headache I
Dr. MOet' Anti-Pain Pills
TW Ctw ataJfaf Wis!
Baal Ataar-Effaats.
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It gtrtt tat treat pleasure; to
offer a word of recorasncadatio
for Dr. Miles' Anti-Fain Pills,
as there are thousands suffering
unnecessarily from headache. I
was afflicted Jnterauttenuy for I
years with headache and after
other remedies failed, I tried
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills. For I
the past tea years I aare carried
them constantly with me, f ettinc i
instant relief Dy usinsr one or
two on the approach of headache.
ihey are also effective for neu
ralgia, riving; immediate reUef."
C M. BROWN. Etthrrville. la.
For Sale ky All DruggliU.
2S Dom, 29 Cent.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, In.
LONESOME VALLEY.
We are eedL-igTnewsubsciv
bers, and Specially some cash.
and to thiflend we are tfnr to
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offer the Jieedville News until
January 1. 1915, for. the sum of
ONTODOLLAR.
to both o( and new subscribers,
and notidueet will be accepted
on this proposition. The cam
paign is coming on. and you will
want to know about ' it, to say
nothing of the many other items
I of interest that appear in our j
columns each issue. 'New if you
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appreciate your, county paper,
prove it by taking: advantage of
this low rite, which will be the
only one offered. Send in your!
subscription at once and don t
miss a single issue of The News.
THIS OFFER EXPIRES NOV. 1.
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A.T. DRINNON,
Attorney at Law,
Sneedville, Tennessee.
Practices in ell courts except
Chancery Court Special atten
tion paid to collections.
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This is the wairon that for light running, strength and durability
has never been equaled. The "Thorn Hill" is made of 'the tough
est wood stock that the country affords. Tne hubs are made of
the best of oak, the spokes of the toughest of hickory, machine
driven the hubs are banded with double refined iron pressed oa
with Hydraulic Bander The skeins arc Malleable Steel with the
long slerve that prevents axle breaking. The front hound is plated
with malleable steel which keeps the gear from ever getting out of
line. Because of theso facts we do not hesitate to guarantee it
WE HAVE iOLI) A CAR LOAD IN THE PAST FOUR MONTHS.
ui HE BIG HARDWARE STORE.".
ROGERSMLE. TENfj.
Henry A. Johnson, a business
man of L'Anse, Mich., writes :
"For years, Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound for coughs and
cola has been our family medi
cine. We give it to our children,
who like it on account of its
pleasant taste. It is a safe cure
for coughs and colds. " It con-
Farmers 8 re about through
with their foddering in this com
raunity.
We regret to note that Mrs.
William Feal is in a serious condi
tion and has gone to Knoxville
for medical treatment Trust
she will recover soon, as she is
one of our best christian Ladies.
tains no opiates. J. C Trent . lf . ,
i miss mary ixiiing, wno is ai-
The annual Sunday-school pic- tending school at Sneedville. was
mc wm De neia ai we camp- visiting homefolks last week,
oround on Saturriav. fVfnher 4. I
Mrs." J. H. Leaman returned to ThncA attanAA nii ,r0m. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Davis, of
Lee Valley Friday after a visit to w the .mod time thv hnrf 1af Cincinnati, are. mingling with
her daughter here... vefl, uu. all r.t nut rrt old inend3 and relaUvea at this
Best brand oi Calicoes on the and have a ' Tlay Day" for evef y wnnn . won'd v&
market only 5 cents a yard, t body. Games are beidg arrangeil Jack Pearson and -Charlie
hu . - ' . and there will he fiin fnr all. . K Brewer were Welcome callers at
Prof. George Hatfield attended sure and don't fotget your lunch F. S. Vaughn's Saturday eve.
H. F. COLEMAN. J. M. HARRIS.
COLEMAN & HARRIS.
Attorneys' and Counselors at Law i
Sneedville. Tennessee.
FDH SALE.
My farm hi the 7th civil district of
Hancock coonty, containing 300 acres,
200 of which is cleared and rest in tim
ber ; 4 Rood dwelling houses, 2 barns, 31
rood wells, Z (thm young- orchards, all
kinds of firming machinery. Also a
irood 38x28 bran new more-house and a
nrst-claas stock of general merchandise.
Pri made! known on application ami
terms to suit purchaner.
, JJ. H. CLOUD,
Route 3. 1. Sneedville, Tenn.
sep 5-6m ,
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J. M. SOUTHERN. Pres. "A. T. DRINNON, Vice Pwa,
R. C. SrOME, Cashier. I. W. CAMPULL, Asst Cash,
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SNEEDVILLE NEWS,
A weekly newspaper devoted to the Industrial, Intel
lectual and Moral Development and growth of grand
old Hancock County in particular and East Tennessee)
in general. Republican in politics, fearless in defense
of truth and ever zculuus in advocacy of what tends
to the betterment of our section or its citizenship.
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Ford on baskets for yourself and. the other
fellow. "
KYLE'S FORD.
Several young folks seemed to
be enjoying themselves at Rev.
Trent's Sunday.
Clyde Sizemore was Been going
up tne valley singing Domt
l the Insiitute at Kyle's
Friday and Saturday.
Charlie Manes, now a success
ful fanner of Hawkins county,
visited homefolks Sunday. Everything in this community
Elihu,the 8 year old son of fa .UTeIy at Pre8ent- and as il ia where I've started, but I'm on
Bob Garland, fell from a porch nin' we """"f ve? one 13 on my way."
Miss Joan Vauchn was a rfea
we attended tne poke supper Mnt guest of her friend. Miss
at Willis' Chape Friday night Martha Collins. Sundav niriit
I AM) A AlAnAI1(l 4WMA I
auuuauatiuiHuuiuc i wno is just recovennor from a
Prof. James H. Edens left severe attack of measles.
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An excellent sermon was prea
Monday, breaking an arm.
Remember that I sell the best
grade of Coffee at only 15 cents
a pound. Wright Harrison.
Prof. Roy Vaughn, one of our
county's best teachers, sent us Thursday to attend the exposition
fiunscnption tms weelc Thanks, at Knoxville, returmag Monday, cned at Chestnut Grove Sunday
Mrs. Kettie Davis, of Route 1, and fm all reports we think he chod at Chestnut Grove Sunday
was here Friday, being accom-
must nave nad a nice time. hv Rv. John 1 Jarvia Rv
A crowd of boys and girlu were Johnson failing to keep his an-
out kodaking Sunday. pointment
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Johnson Hello Lillian Trent What are
mA awAPt little hahe were visit, you doing these days 7 Come
hams and Dress Goods at Rosa :nff at a t Johnson's Sundav. over and see us.
panied home by her mother, Mrs.
Edds. '
Best grades American Calico 5c
a yard, also first-class line Gmg
H. F. Parkey
vs.
H, O Combs.
Iq Chance. t()ct aneadvllleTenn.
In this causa it anocarinr from thi
biU, whicn is sworn to, that the defen
dant M. O. Cotnbf is a nor-resident of
the State of Tennessee so that the ordi
nary process of law cannot be served
upon him. . It further appearing that
an attachment having Uven issued and
levied upon a cerUln tiact of land lyirur
in the 9th district of Hancock county as
the DroDeny 61 snkl dereiwant Lomtn.
It is therefore ordered by me that pub
lication be made in the Sneedvilla News,
a newspaper publihed at sneedville for
Hancock county, tor lour consecutive
weeks, rcavirinjf the said defendant to
appear be rore he unancery uourt on or
before the fourth Monday in OctoU-r,
next, and make defense to the bill filed
aitainst him o' iK-rwiso the same will be
taken for confessed am the cause set
for hearing ex parte aa to him. This
September 9, 1913.
A. T. DRINNON,
Clerk and Msstcr.
hep 124w Pi
ONE DOLLAR A
Which under the postal laws must be paid In advance.
Advertising rates iriadi-Juiowri on application. Obitu
aries. oxcmQit; tn i,,i0JHrchrlfed for. Reso
lutioiw of ilftfjwct jna Ciiurcn Notices fnsertetl free,"
We, Rolic.t, araj ? wiil' '(.ppreciate your patronage.
Walter C. Pollard. Editor and Publisher.
Coleman's.
. Singing at the Baptist Church
Saturday night was well attended
and the behavior excellent Th e
News brings results.
Victor Rhea, accompanied by
his clever mother, was in town
Monday and handed us subscrip
tion. Thanks, brother.
Joe Ferguson, of Luther, pur
chased the town property of Jim
Williams Friday, paying $710.00
for it We welcome him to our
town.
Mrs. John Livesay and daugh
ters. Misses Arkie, Minnie and
Annie Lee, returned from a visit
to her parents in the 10th district
Sunday. j Sevsral of the boys went squir
Miss Marr Alder handed ua the re! hunting this morning, Supt
subscription for her brother Jack Catron being in the midst
in Mississippi this week. Thank
you maam.
Chapel and report a nice time.
John W. Testerman of Kansas
Mws Alma Johnson attended Mrs. baran aiumns spent a
Sunday-school at Willis Chapel pleasant evening with Mrs. Cor
Sunday evening and teemed to be die Brooks last Saturday.
enjoying herself. Several cf our boys attended
Misses Ella Wallen and Viola the literary society at Davis'
Catron were all smiles Sunday
evening, wonder 11 they were
not thinking of the pretty boy fa vlsitinir homefolka at thiswri-tl-.ey
met at the poke supper ? I
Mrs. Charles Wallen and chil
dren, and also Mrs. Geo. Willis,
were visiting Mrs. Flora Bowen
Sunday.
Miss Viola Catron was a guest
of Miss Ella Wallen Friday night
Jtev. John L. Jarvis attended
the poke supper t riday night'
HANCOCK COUNTY HIGH SOOGCL
SNEEDVILLE. TENNESSEE.
G. W. MORTON. A. B., Principal
GEORGE 11. HATFIELD, Firat Assistant
LEON A HARRISON, Music.
EVA STONE, Primary.
. We are offering to students who liave completed the gramzssr
school course two three year courses of study Latin 'Jcurat
English and Science Course. Every advantage will be Hr&n t
those who enroll in this school. Tuition fr to all in HaneodX
County under 21 years who have completed primary course. A
good primary school will te maintained. Tuition very reasonable.
For further information address G. W. Morton, Principal.
Qsick Hal U BackacM
tisai.
a4 Eaeaau-
Mrs. unarics uopiuns had as
guests last week ber mother.
Mrs. Stubblefield. of Whitesburg;
also her sister, Mrs. Andy Seal,
of Route 2.
Rev. Wm. Forsyth will fill his
regular appointment Sunday.
Mornig: "Nothing Wavering."
James 1.-6 ; Evening : Studies
from Matthew.
The man or woman who wants
quick help from backache and
rheumatism, will find it in Foley
Kidney Pills. They act so quickly
and with such good effect that
weak, inactive kidneys that do
not keep the Mood clean and free
of impurities, are toned upend
strengthened to healthy vigorous
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use promptly. J. C Trent
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A mild, gentle and effective
laxative is what people demand
when suffering from constipation. I
Thousands swear by Dr. King's
New Life Pills. Hugh Tallman.
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PaJia'elpaU af SL Leak.
Sail far Direr ca.
H. M. LaFoIlette. president and
general manager of the LaFolette
Coal Iron and Railway Company,
has brought suit against Kath
arine W." LaFolletfo tv divorce.
upon statutory vrcunia. naming
William F. Cooir as e6-respon
dent
Lov Ratca Vest
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