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OUTLOOKtrS1 Born Jan 8 to E n Brother

i andwife a daughterEstill Honaker will grind

corri every Tuesday Thursdayf and aturday 22tfi BornSaturday to John

1 and wife of upper NaylorsBranch a son firstborn

Fop low prices on the lateststyles of uptodate clothing seeM L Jones at Harpers schoolhouse

I If you want allvou can carryforl go to the new 5 and lOcstore in The Pocket 25tf

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c The habvagedone month ofChas Co and wife of lowerSlate i

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uel Shrout living on Mrs ElvaCatletts farm died of diphtheria Tuesday of last week

NOTICEAlllicense tax duethe city of Owingsville must beIpaid between January 1 and Feb-ruary 1

= 0 W COONS City Treasurer> > 27294fxFARM FOR SALEIvill sell

piysiarm of 50J acres on the Owx turnpike4nearv Dwellirig house and barn holding

about 8 cresoftQbacco 25t030JI acres of tobacco land

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means of notifying subscribersd that theLr subscriptions need re1newing we make an arrow marklat the address Label oh their

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cbwpany went to Jeffersonvillea w thee lMt car Saturdays night

and going to the horne of CurtisWtJ3ll roCijirk Secured the

I midnightAftet<tQNewAIbnyVoore a conveyvrance was secured to bring them

tb Lbuisyillestageii> iromani waswith Weber Fields as anunw iaentujrrtoLilbanR l1

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PERSONALHenry T Hopkins of Bourbon

county was here this week

Lexington ¬

upfromtill MondayJC H Daily and wife of Arap

ahoe Okla are visiting their sonDr H J Daily

Jack Graves of Mt Sterlingrepresented his firm of PunchGraves here Monday

joinedhisturned home Monday

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co company employers

Covingtonmother Mrs Pierce Goodpaster

MrsGeo W Boyd has beenvery sick at the home of hermother Mrs Ruth Jones thepast week

hasbeenwith a couple of very painful boilson hisleg

Riley Charidler and family arenow residents of the town onSlate Avenue and are welcomed-to citizenship

Thbs L Darnell wife ChasHorseman and wife left Wednes-d y of this week for a stay at-Elistis Florida

Robert Duff v and family arenow installed in the residence ofthe jail where Jailer Duff willdispense KentuckY hospitality toto his friends leaving the cellsto the guests of the county andtown 0

Thefolll gstudents who vis¬

theinpa its here during theholidays hav eturned to theirrespective ipt

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sell my farm bfNu resihtiieKendall Spring neig or dad tjoining the farm of J J T Jack¬

son If not sold ir reasonabletime will rent for th jyear 1910Some good corn and t bacco landandh on it two good Uweliingsand tobacco barn For particulars see

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ORRESPbNDE4CE-Econtinqd from Fourth Page

alt L ckProf Of Co Campbell principal

of our school went homeSaturday to Catlettsburg Hewill move his family here soon

No boys under 21 yearspf ageare allowed in the poolroom here

Dee Shouse of Mt Sterlingspent Sunday with home folks

Thomas Roberson of upperalZ Lick passed through nere

en route to Owingsville with a4hdrse load of fine tobacdo hehadsoldtoPeedGoodpaSter

Jas T Goodpaster is confinedto his bed threatened with pneu-monia

Mrs Fntest Wills has pneumonia

Jas Casey of Cave Run washere on his way to the Ohio oilfieldsIHamsbh Kimbreil fMtSferiling has hired to Grant North towork at his livery stable He re-

turned¬

home after staying weekbr SC Alexander was hereI

Monday and had the misfortuneto get his fine bird dog poisonedHeyalued the dog at25Q

Uncle Enoch Wills was in townSaturday He reports minktracksworth15ceach on Salt Lick reekI

Miss lEvaMctaniyan was takensuddenly ill one day last weekthreatened with typhoid feverShe is better now

Preston Karrick bfoughtamilkcow andabrooftjMre ofA KCox for 10250 0

Eight pebplelrtftrhere ThursdyiontraihNo 23 for Oklaho

m topiake their homeH i

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GREAT SACRIFICE SALEMt Sterlings lending clothing shoe hat and furnishing housestarted Saturday January 8 1910

THE SALE EVENT OF THE YEARTheir entire stock of high grade merchandise

ArIl CUT PRICESthat make the best grade of CLOTHING SHOES HATS aiidFURNISHINGS in reach of the lowest pocket Come and seefor yourself Even if you do not want anything we are alwaysglad to see you PUNCH GRAVES Mt Sterling Ky=

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T rLFpbtiaryheSatLICBFiddlerscordially invited The exact dateorTiight will bfe given laterH

Wat Vanjandingham started toSterlingFriday with 4200

pounds of tobacco on one vaccon

nghlmupberondA K Cox had his sale Tuesday

and left for Oklahoma ThursdayArthur Kendall of Rothwell

has returnedfolashortstayIUncle Henry Wills is much

better of his illnessMarried Jan 5 Claud Cox to

Miss Flora McClain They leftfor Oklahoma Thursday Jan 6

The TownCouncil met inregiular session Wednesday night-Jan 5 W R Stephens was electel chairman and Isaac Shouswas elected Secretary

J E Johnson sold a pair of 2yearold mules for 210 I-

Geb W Locknane ampnthsold calf of J E Johnsonthat weighed 515 pounds

Mrs Jas Greer of Camargois visiting her father HenrjtWills who is still quite sic

Will C Conlee editor of theLicking Valley News was at MtSterling oh business Saturday

Charles Bates of Farmers washerevisitinghismother Sunday

Hon A H Points our ¬

sentative returned home Friday-fmmFrankforton a short visit

R L Myers has been on thesick list-

Ourmg stave mill will resumeoperationsTuesday January 11

Wes EstilLvisited friends andrelatives near Colfax last week

George W Yates and wife ofLouisville were visiting Joe Jonesand family Mr Yates returtie4to Louisville Saturday His wifremained here to pre cliShe isa great religiousworker

There is some talk of a new to¬

bacco warehouse beirig HtheteSaturday was public sale day

here but only a few people wereoutori account of r

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der of the day here for a week

On Wednesday night it begansnowing about 7 oclock and con-tinued

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lor 24 hours The depthof the snow varied from 12 to 17inches no drifts measured It isthe deepest snow for years

A gopd sized crowd attendedIsaac Stephens sale SaturdayEverything sold well Walter An ¬

derson also sold his property atsame time and Both Ste-phens

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and Andersonwill leavethis week for Missouri with theirfamilies to make their home Welgret to lose their citizenshipbut commend them to the gooQpeople of Missouri or elsewhere

Mrs Mary Gardner and littleqon Jacob of near OwingsvilleRussell Woodard > e and littledaughter of Pebble Grover CPhelps and wife of Owingsvilleand S T Henderson of nearHdrpers were the guests of WSLAnderson and family Tuesdayof last week

It has been said thatthere aremany people in the world that4tdoesof people that have gone and aregoing soon from this county tothe West What is the matter

nothinghereselling at60 to tOe per bushelwheat from 1 to 125 tobacco

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from 15 to 20c per pound cattle3J to 6c lambs 6ic hop trom 9zto anything your conscience willlet you ask for them horses from

100 to 300 for oMlliary gradeper head and Mr Mul lastweek at Paris as high as 600 perpair Jf you own a farm you canget froja 40 toloo per acre forit ou have but yourselfyoucaiyfeetSla dayfor YOUr bor or at least thatpricehasbeen offered and failedto get labor And if ypuare sickor afflicted and ankble to workyou cant find i lace onthat feeds as many loafers earthIof charge as Bath county

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Anderson wife of H C Ander¬

beensufferingviththfor some time quietly passedaway about 9 oclock a m Thurs-day Dec 30 1909 and on F

th remains were followed bysorrowing friends and relatives totheir last resting place in the beau ¬

tiful cemertery atBethel MrsAnderson was a daughter of Nathan Sorrell and wife of FlatCreek She was born March 281871 eShew married Nov 71889 Anderson whowith their three daughters An-nie May Mary Lydia and Mag-gie Allen are left to mourn theloss of a kind and affectionatemother and a loving companionShe made a confession of faith in

younglandlivedshowed the walk of a ChristianShe was a woman allhert-lifeneertheless she was thefirst to volunteer and go to doanything in her power for thesick or afflicted for which almostevery neighbor owed her a debt ofgratitude they were anxious toopportunity¬

togetherwithters and brothers we1 extend ourheartfelt sympathy in their hourof sorrow

MILITARYPIETYJjuringthefIouckle controlled asa dictatorI II am an humble servant ofIi

the Ldrd said an itinerant evan-gelist

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who had wandered intothe camp one day endeavoringto save the souls of the unfortu¬

nate I have just left the camp-of the th Massachusettswhere I was instrumental in leadeing eight men into therighteousnessAdjutant

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pausedetailNo dd Massachusetts regimentshall beat mine for pietySuc ¬

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Did you enjoy your Christmasdinner TOmmy

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is the best Plac to buy BUGGY ROBES and HORSEBLANKETS of AM kinds His v A i

Handmade Saddles and Harnessare the best and cheapest to buy none so good Has if

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machinemade saddles and harness of all kinds cheaper than elsewhere u

VULCAN PLOWS AND PLOW POINTS ll falways on hand

Come and pries I will save youv

I am yours for the saddles and haniessI tEUCENE MINIiAMOWIN6SYILt KV

Owingsville Banking CompanyStatement of Condition Dec 3J9Q r iRESOURCES

Loans I 1 262972Overdrafts 904501Banking House real

estatesafec 486823Cash and due from

Banks A 4613143

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CourierJournal is just as l as ever Wctaiifurf >nish the Weekly and our paper both one 6 <

1 Ordersmustbe sent to this paper not the Courier r LcI Journal to get advantage this

SAFE EITHER WAYAn Elkcounty citizen who had just grad¬wrotetokansas town to find out whatchance there would be for hiniinthat part of the country

I am Republican in politicsand an honest lawyer he wrote

uIf yoa are an honest lawyercame the you will haveno competition and if you are a

n game law willprotect youKansas City Jour-nal

MISSED His ONLY CHANCEThere once liVed a woman whonever gave her husband hanceo a word The moment he

opened his mouth she closed itwith a terrent of words It hap-pened that he fell ill when hiswife was out of town and beforeshe could get home death campand took hint away

I would feel better about itshe is still saying between hersobs if I could have been with

TheremustIhaveStern Parerit bringing out the

trap Now Tommy I sup¬

you know why lam goingo whip you dont you

Little TommYes sir youre goingto whiP me because I

am so small If I was as big asthe man next door you wouldntdare lay a finger on me

Stout Are you awaresir that youdeliberatelystuck

our umbrella in my ear

Little Bifferton Y carelessof me ram sure5I wonderedwhat became of lt1andwouldItbe t muchreturn itLondon Telegraph

Why did youaccept George 1

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