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PERSONAL MENTIONi

Mr James M Russell was in Leba ¬

non Monday

Mr Marvin Young of Cumberlandcounty is in town

Miss Minnie Kemp Is visiting rela ¬

tives in Bradfordsville

Mr Hill is visiting relatives v atCloyds Landing

Messrs H NandRLSmptheleftf-orhansasCity Mo Monday

Prof A H Ballard and wife haveItaken rooms at the Hancock Hotel

Prof N W Miller and wife BradIfordville are visiting in this county

Mrs Mattie Baker of AlvaradoTexas is visiting relatives In Colum ¬

biaMessrs Robt Merkley and Charles

Clark Campbellsville were here Sat ¬

urdayMr

J H Mercer and his two sonsMesquite Tex are visiting relativesin Adair county

Master Reed Sampson Middlesborough is visiting Masters Tim and Ed ¬

win Cravens

Mr W T Grant and wife of Louis¬

vine are visiting the family of MrLewis Triplett

Dr James Triplett and his littledaughter Mary came over from Camp ¬

bellsville Saturday night

tiMr Jo Russell and wife and Mr JoRussell Jr Louisville reached Co-

lumbia a few days ago

Miss Octavia Reed who has beenteaching a Mission School at HarlanCourt House Ky isspending vacationat home

Judge James Garnett Messrs M

Cravens and James Garnett Jr will

attend the Democratic Conventionwhich convenes in Louisville tomorrow

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LOCAL JOTTINGS

Circuit court commences at James-town next Monday

Some wheat in the county will becut iu the next few days

Rev Geo II Burton will preach atthe Baptist church next Sunday

There was a good tide in Cumber¬

land river last weekboats running

Rev Dews lecture is for the benefitof the young mens library Do notfall to hear it

Messrs A Hunn and n K Young

left for Danville Monday with a largedrove of cattle

It is said the river banks are linedwith staves from the mouth of Greasy

Creek to Creelsboro

The party who has my vetinaryforceps had better return them at once

J W COFKKY

Rev Barnetts appointment at Zionwas filled by Rev Geo II Burton lastSunday

No one should fail to attend RevsDews lecture at the Baptist churchTuesday evening the 19th inst

Ycu can buy the best SISAL BINDEll TWINE at 131 cents per poundfrom Wm Jeffries Son

Lost in Columbia A fountain pen

last Monday The finder will pleasereturn to Dr J H Grady

To those owing me either by note oraccount please call at the Bank of Co¬

lumbia fur settlement CM Breeding

Mrs Mary T Harvey will open theCane Valley district school the 9th ofJuly She will be assisted by herdaughter Miss May Harvey

When you visit Louisville stop atIthe New Phoenix Hotel Firstclass

a fare and well located corner of 7th andMarket Streets ly

The bath cabinent sold by J A Sal ¬

man is giving general satisfactionPersons who arc i n delicate healthshould not fail to secure one

I have a DeerIng Mower and Steelrake for sale good as new and extrmely low in prIcecause for selliufinograss Bud Triplett Columbia Ky

LosTa large blue album contain ¬

ing several pictures I will reward thefinder Leave at NEWS office

WHWADEr

LOST A silver watchIdense of Bob Rice The finder willleave it at the News office and recievea dollar

W J Winfrey

Messrs Jo H Smith Honey GroveTexas J M Frazer Sherman IllinoisN B Miller Nevada Mo favored u

with subscriptions this week

Miss Bettie Lewis the dramaticteacher and her class says the Louis¬

vile Times gave a very creditable en ¬

tertainment at the Temple theaterlast Wednesday evening-

TheMlddlesborough News says MissLula Belle Calllson entertainsat dinner last Saturday the SeniorClass and Faculty of the UniversitySchool at the home of her parents onEdge wood Road

lam now selling at cost for cashvthe entire stock rorDry goods Grocer-

ieS

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Hardware Sec owned by ciWarf1nfA1lenPlle assigneei Warriner

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Dr W C Roberts President of Cen ¬

ter College Danville will preach atthe Presbyterian church in this cityWednesday evening the 20th inst

Cards are out announcing the mar ¬

riage of Mr S T Hughes to Miss Su-

sie Kate Murrell on Tuesday the 19thInst The ceremony will be perform-ed

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at the residence of the Intendedbrides home

Mr J S Dunbar Nashville Tennand Mr Silas Dunbar have formed apartnership with Mr R Dunbar whoI

been a merchant at the mouth ofGreasy Creek Russell county for maI

years

The ordinance of Baptism was ad ¬

ministered last Monday morning by

Rev E W Barnett to the followingpersons Mrs A D Patteson JMrsHenry Fulks Mrs Crumpton andMisses Lillie Judd and Lizzie Bennett

Rev L S Scott the colored Metho-

dist preacher in charge here address¬

ed a very large crowd of his people atthe Russell Springs last Sunday Hissubject was Take the Cows and leavethe Calves Behind

The King Mantel Company 224

West Jefferson St Louisville sell thebest and cheapest mantels In the cityThey represent three of the best fact-

ories and manufacturer much of theirstock 523m

The Misses Conover daughters ofMr Robt Conover living a few milesout of town handsomely entertainedMr Sam Nat Hancock and Miss Dell

Mitchell Mr S F White and Miss

Lena Todd last Saturday evening

Rev J H Dew who assisted thepastor in a two weeks meeting at theBaptist church will deliver a lecturein this place Tuesday evening June19th Subject Make the Heel Shineor from Heel to Toe

Garnett Garnett have just had one

of their oflicc rooms nicely papered andvarnished giving it a very inviting ap-

pearance It will be used as a consu-

ltation

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room the office proper being inthe first enterance apartment fromthe street

I wish to say at the request of some

of my friends I will preach on Sundaynight the 17th inst on To Many

People for God Tuesday night fol-

lowing

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I will preach on the subjectBees Wax Music will be rendered

by Prof Rice and others L S Scott

Mr FlaveTaylor a native of Greensburg who has been an agent for theLouisville C Nashville at Middiesborough is at present out of a job Hehas been succeeded in theoffice by MrT H Brownlee who was transferredfrom Pennington Gap Va

A party of young ladies and gentle ¬

men of this city chaperoned by Mes

dames W A Coffey James GarnettJr and A D Patteson will visit theGriffin Springs this Wednesday after ¬

noon and will partake of a twilightmeal upon the cliff overlooking theclassic waters of Green river

Fire broke out in Risens drug storein Summersville Green county at 2

oclock last Tuesday morning and con ¬

same together with Dr J M

Williams dwelling the store anddwelling house of E V Elmore RI-

sen¬

had 81000 insurance no insuranceon the other property =

For SaleMy home place containing22 acres good dwelling outbuildingsetc It is in the vicinity of Cane Val ¬

ley Also 50 acres of land one and ahalf miles cast of Cane Valley

CDOHOXEYCane Valley Ky

A great deal of wheat will be cut in

Adair county this week While thereare some complaint of the ravage ofthe fly the crop throughout the countywill be much larger than usual Mr

W F Jeffries who is handling bind-

ers

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sold nine last week and one thisweek which indicates the crop Is large

Miss Mattie Taylor of this city ayoung lady of rare musical talent anda very popular young lady will enterthe Cincinnati Conservatory of Music

the first of July for the remainder of

the summer She will be met in Cin¬

cinnati by a daughter of Mr Chesley

Taylor of Elkhart Ill who will also

enter the Conservatory

Do not forget the meeting to be heldat the courthouse Wednesday of nextweek the 20th Dr Roberts Presi-

dent¬

or Center College and Dr Mc ¬

Donald State Evangelist will be here-

to tell the people what can be done bythe church towards the endowment o

the school Every friend of educationIn the county should be present

Letters from Elds Z T Williamsand J W McGarvey state that thewwill leave the Orient about the 20th ofthis month and will reach Columbiathe firstof July Some weeks ago theyexpected to arrive home by the middlevisitsseveral important places in Scotlandthey wlll be detained some days longerthan was first cotemplated

The meeting at the Baptist churc-Sclosed last Sunday night During th

series several connected themselvesby letter also three or four by profes¬

sion of faith Rev Dew who didpreaching was very much liked anlarge congregations heard him Heleft Monday morning for Greensburghaving an appointment at night to de-liver his leoture Make the HeelShine or From Heel to Toe Thislecture is highly spoken of by thosewho have heard it and our peoplewould be glad to have Mr Dew favorColumbia with an apppintment at anearly day

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Wholesale StealingFor some time farmers living three

miles south of town have been missingcorn and from developments Fridaynight last there is no telling howmuch has been stolen For the pasttwo weeks Mr Anderson Holladayscrib was being emptied a little tooquick to suit him and he concludedupon a plan to find the whys andwherefores for the disappearance ofhis corn Accordingly Friday nighthis son Ad who is abouttwenty yearsold stationed himself gun in hand ashort distance from the crib and awaited developments It was but a shorttime until three or four negroes witha wagon and team appeared upon thescene and at once commenced to loadthe wagon Young Holladay watcheda few minutes then fired upon thesquad when every man took to hisheels leaving the team which wasrecognized as the property of BrownEpperson Next morning blood wasInoticed about the crib and in a shorttime thereafter it leaked out thatTom Willis was lying at his homebadly wounded The shooting of Tomfastened all the guilty parties andBrown Epperson Chas and TaltBradshaw were arrested and lodged in jailThe wounded man could not be remov-ed

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but will be brought in laterAbont nine hundred pounds of corn

had been carried to the wagon whenthe shot was fired Other farmers inthe neighborhood have been sufferingfrom like depredations and there IsnoIway to estimate the amount of cornthat has been stolen by this band ofthieves All the parties will evident-ly be given a trip up the road

Mr Nat Gaither who was agrandson of Dr Nathan Gaither whodied in Columbia many years ago vis¬

ited his old friends in this communitylast week he having resided here inhis early manhood He is now a prom¬

inent business man of Hopkinsvillewhere he located soon after the closeof the war between the States Ourpeople regretted that he could not re ¬

main with them but two days as hewas remembered as a very excellentyoung man Mr Gaither served inthe Confederate army aud was one ofthe gallant soldiers who went out fromAdair county During his stay herehe related to us this incident that oc-

curred¬

during the war In 18C2 he waspassing through Wayne county withhis regiment His horse had givenout and he was compelled to secure an¬

other one He had an acquaintance inthe county Mr James Jones withwhose son Nat had been in collegehere and it was to him Mr Gaithertold his troubles Mr Jones informedhim that he did not have a horse tospare but that his daughter ownedone that he would sell All rightsaid Nat bring it out The priceagreed upon was 8150 but Mr Gaitherhad only Confederate money and MrJones could not use it Buthe wantedNat to have the animal and remarkedI will take your note for the amount

Toe note was executed and in 1871

after Mr Gaither had been electedCircuit Court Clerk of Christian coun ¬

ty the promise to pay was sent himand a check was immediately forward-ed

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for principal and interest

The State Board of Education hasIdirected that all persons holding li-

cense¬

to teach must take an examina ¬

tion in American litature Tbis is inaccordance with an act of the lastlegislature which made provisions forthe teaching of the branch Ameri ¬

can literature in common schools An ¬

other law provides that when newsubjects are taught teachers musttake an examination on these subjectsThere are a large number of teachersover the State holding what are term ¬

ed exemption license These are ob ¬

tained after teaching a certain num ¬

ber of years if the teacher holds a di-

ploma¬

from the State Normal Collegeor has passed a certain examinationwhich is intended to show the quallfi¬

cations of a graduate of the State Nor ¬

mal All of these will have to reportnow for examination in American lite-

rature on questions submitted by theState Board

The State Board of Equalization insession at Frankfort last week notifi-ed

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the County Judge and County Att-orney of Adair that the realty of thecounty would be raised 7 per cent onthe one hundred dollars unless theycould be convinced that such actionshould not be taken In behalf of theproperty holders of the county JudgeButler and County Attorney Garnettwent to Frankfort and satisfied theBoard that the wealth of Adair countyhad been properly listed and no raisewas made Seven per cent on a mill¬

ion and a quarter dollars would besavefdto the county the credit is due JudgeButler and County Attorney Garnett

G M Workman Deputy Elisor ofGreen county was accidentally shotand killed last Friday on Brush creekJ B Marshall Elisor qnd Mr Work¬

man here together Workman dis-mounted from his horse and was stoop¬

ing over to get a drink from a springon the roadside when a pistol droppedfrom his pocket and was dischargedtaking effect in his neck He lived

Workmah n1

years and was a prompt and efficientofficer and no better man could befound In Green county He leaves a

childrendThe little six year old daughter of

Mr T H Coffeyof Montpeller will bein Columbia Thursday and will sing atthe Methodist prayer meeting thatnight This little girl Is a musicalprodigy end her vocal powers arc saidto be quite remarkable All who hearher are loud in their expresslonsofprates and wonder Every one shouldhear her who can

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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

Pursuant to a call the Democrats ofAdair county met at the courthouselast Saturday afternoon the object be-ing to select delegates to the StateConvention which meets in Louisvilletomorrow to name delegates to thenational convention

The meeting was called to order byC S Harris Chairman of the CountyCommittee Col E Butler was elect-ed permanent Chairman and J EMurrell Secretary

On motion C S Harris P H Bridgwater C V McWhorter Josh Butlerand J A Stotts were appointed onresolutions and after making their re-port the following were unanimouslyadopted and the convention adjourn ¬

edWethe Democrats of Adair county

in Convention assembled for the pur ¬

pose of selecting delegates to attendour State convention in the city ofLouisville on June 14th which willselect delegates to attend our Nation-al

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Convention to be held in KansasCity July 4th do hereby approve ofthe call for this convention In orderthat the 7 votes of Adair county maybe cast in the support of W J Bryanand the great principles for which hehas so nobly and heroically defendedfor the last few years therefore be it

Resolved That we send as dele-gates to our State convention the fol ¬

lowing named gentlemen from thiscounty and all Democrats who willsupport the nominee of our NationalConventlonJ W Thompson AlThomas W M Wilmore H C Walk ¬

er Dr G T Simpson Samel MyresJ O McClister James Frankum JnoChapman Dr Tink Miller HoraceBryantiWalker Jno Campbell R M Tucker-C V McWhorter A H Judd M OWillis Robt Feese J W Murray LF Montgomery Eollin Hurt JamesGarnett Jr N M Tutt W C Mur¬

rell Anderson Morgan Thos Fletch ¬

er M Cravens A Loy A Damron SH Mitchell Judge J W Butler

2 That we endorse the last Nation ¬

Demociatic platform in its entirety3 That we indorse WJ Bryan for

President and instruct the above nam-ed

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delegates to cast the votes of thiscounty as will best serve the purposeof securing his nomination

4 That the 7 votes of this countyshall be cast for the Hon M H Rhorer as delegate to the National Con-

vention¬

from this district and furthrrthat said votes shall be cast for HonLewis McQuown and Hon James BMcQueary Judges Jos H Lewis andJ D Black as delegates from the Stateat large to the Kansas City Conven-tion

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This June 9th 1900

EJ BUTLER ChairmanJ E MUKRELI Secy

The Gospel of SunshineThe series of meetings at the Bap

tist church closed last Sunday withthree sermons during the day Largecongregations heard Mr Dew through ¬

out and much good has been ac-complished The Church has beengreatly revived and six or seven morenames added to its membership

Sunday forenoon Mr Dew preachedwhat many consider his best sermonduring the series His subject was

The Gospel of Sunshine He occu ¬

pied one hour the assembly glvinghimthe closest attention His text was 1stSamuel 2316 He said in part

Every Christian has a work to doAs Jonathan strengthened David so weshould strengthen each other I be¬

lieve in the Gospel of SunshineIn thegospel of helpfulness Let us bringjoy and gladness and sunshine intothe lives of our fellows while they liveMany keep the flowers until theirfriends die Dead men cant scentroses Do not keep the Alabaster box ¬

es of your love and tenderness sealedup until your friends arc deadNo no If you have but a word of

cheerSpeak it while I am alive to hear

Whatsoever you have to do foryour fellow man do it now Dontwait until he is dead and then talkabout what you ought to have doneDead opportunities have no resUrrec-tion This is your opportunity tomake the world better Will you useit for God and humanity An oldpreaoher said I shall pass throughthis world but once thercfcorc wantto do all the good I can There is anold Arab proverb which reads Be-ware how thou dealest with God or thybrother for thou shalt never meet himat the same crossing of ways again

Jonathans visit was a little thinfrom his standpoint yet how it helpeDavid Despise net the day of smallthings The sunshine composed osingle rays and the rain falls out of theclouds in single drops yet what amighty result their combinations pro-duce We all need help Wo all cravesympathy If you cant do what someone else might then do the best you

can The sin of many Christians isthe sin of waiting for some one else todo what they ought to have done Letme tell you a secret today The worldis dying for kindness Mans Inhu ¬

manity to man makes countless millionsmourn

The human heart craves sympathy +

it yearns for loveHow are we to reach the lost sin ¬

ning world and bring it to Jesus Ianswer by the sympathy by loveStrive to make the world betterStrive to make life a nobler divine

thingHespoke of several conversions

brought about by kindness includinthe reformation of John B Goff thnoted temperance lecturer and Chris-tian worker

Andrew Jones and Mrs Lizzie Hun ¬

ter colored were Harried byEIdvJnoGrady Moeday eveaiag It was a quietlair

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Preaching at the following places bythe following named preachers nextSundaySolomon Turpin Plumbpoint Tobias Huffaker Pleasant HillGeo H Burton this city J S Kitgore Cane Valley W S Dudgeon

Pikes School house Lawrence Willlams Salem T L Hulse Elroy WH C Sandidge Union T F WaltonEbenezer J M Pierce PleasantView W B Cave Mt Gilead

Miss Alice Mudd Greensburg whoseemingly spent a very pleasant weekin Columbia during the Baptist meet-Ing will always be kindly rememberedby the church going people of thiscommunity for the many beautifuland touching solos rendered She wasa great help to the meeting Manyloving stories are told in song andwhen the sentiment is wafted inaclearcultivated voice the words go right tothe hearts of the sinful men

They Are Very PleasantSmokers attention He has come at

last The Never Down Log Run andKeystone cigar Its made of cabbageleaves and rotten stock bad flavor Ifyou dont believe it try one and youwill like it Ask your merchant fontManufactured by S L Howicir Som-

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QRADYVILLE

Wheat is about ready to harvest

Mr Lucky special pensioner exam ¬

iner has been with us for a few days

Misses Walker and Wilmore spent adelightful evening last week withMiss Annie Bradshaw

Mr Ed Atkins the popular groceryman wan here last week

Mr Bryan the wellknown Edmonmonton merchant was the guest ofthe Wilmore house last week

Mr Jo Smith Honey Grove Texasis visiting his relatives in this commu¬

nity

Rev Hulse and family are visitingrelatives in Cumberland county

N H Mercer Milltown was in ourtown one day last week and reportsevery thing moving along nicely in hissection Mr Mercer says that hisprospects for a crop of wheat was nev ¬

er betterMr Morgan one of the best farmers

of the Cumberland River section wasin our community last week prospect-ing with the view of buying a farmnear this place We would be pleasedto have Mr Morgan locate with us

Leslie Allen and Fred Robertson ofColumbia were in our town last week

Mr H C Walker was at Breedingone day last week

Mr J B Yates Nashville Tenn isby the bedside of his mother who isvery sick at this time

Mr Cary Elliot of Holden Missou ¬

ri is visiting his many friends and rel¬

atives at this place

P H Davis and wife of Portlandwere visiting sick of this communi¬

ty last week

Rev G P Dillon will fill the ap-pointment of Rev Hulse at this placenext Sunday

Jesse Coomer one of our oldest citi¬

zens died on the Gth with complica-tion

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of diseases

Mrs S D Caldwell Portland spenta day or so visiting the sick and rela ¬

tives in our community last weekMrs W L Walker and grand augh

ter of Nell spent a few days in ourcommunity last week

Mrs Kizzie Murrell of Columbiawas visiting in our midst last week

Mr John Beauchamp of Edmontonwas in our town last Saturday pros¬

pecting for a business location

Some ote entered the tobacco fac-

tory¬

of J D Walker one night lastweek and sampled his stock

Mr J A Didilc Isbuying carloadof lambs to ship for the June market

Mr J A Wheeler bought last weekof John Roach one young saddle horseprice 45-

Walker Tandy spent a day or sothis week in Me teal fe county lookingafter sheep and cattle

Mr Grinstcad and wife and littledaughter of Lexington were in ourmidst last week

Smith Nell bought last week ofBell S Patton 28 sheep and calves for8120 They sold J F C M Medarisone cow for 920 W W Lyons two cowscalldLebanon for 500 alsoandf alot of one and two year old steers and12 mules from 1 to7 years old that theywill sell at reasonable prices

BREEINDQ

Hellman Breeding was in BurksvillcSaturday

Mr Curtis Patterson of Texas isvisiting at this place

Holland Simpson returned froNashville lost week where he has beenattending the University of Nashvillesor the past ten months

Mr Henry Walker Gradyvllle w-

In our midst last week

Miss Emma Phelps and brotherBobtert of Amandavllle were in townTuesdayogae t

Mrs J W Williams bas been on thesick list for several weeks

Rev G P Dillon who has beenteaching at Gradyville tor the pastteikMotbs is Pride wagaia for a fcw days

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only He has been appointed to takecharge of the Albany circuit and willleave for that place next week MrDillon Is a splendid young man and agood churchworker While his manyfriends are loathe to give him up theirbest wishes for his success may attend

himMessrs

K Turk and John Youngtwo of Cumberlands prosperous far-mers

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stopped with us one day lastweek on their way to visit relativesnear Columbia

cRev G B Breeding and wife and R

P Breeding and wife attended DIs-trIct Conference at Esto Russell county last week

Mrs J W Simpson isspending a fewdays with her sister at Sparksville

Mr and Mrs J M Traylor are visit-Ing the latters sister Mrs Jas Eng ¬

lish on Crocus this week

Messrs Jo Hill Robt Grissom andM H Marcum registered at theBreeding Hotel last Wednesday

Messrs B K Young W B and CC Cole wellknown stock traders of

throughthisblue grass

daughterlast week Mrs G W Dillon accom ¬

panied him and will remain someweeks

R Y Simpson attended Clarks showat Burksville Saturday

violentlyillcovalescing

Rev G B Breeding and son Gloverare in Louisville and Cincinnati thisweek for the purpose of investigatingthe lumber market Mr Breeding is

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lone of the best millmen cue countyaffords and is at present engaged Incutting a large lot of nice timber

Messrs Curtis Patterson CprbettBreeding and Ivan Patterson arespending a few days on Cumberlandriver fishing

KNIPLEY

Crops are looking well since the re-cent rains

Mr Buford Sherrill was Columbia

WednesdayMrWatson of Cane Valley

is visiting Mr Jas Pendleton at thisplaceThe

Sunday school at this place isprogressing nicely

Mrs S L Williams and Verge Hoevious were in Columbia Monday

Miss Virgie Tupman sold her stockmillinery goods at this place and hasreturned to her home near ColumbiaShe is greatly missed by her manyfriends in thiscommunity

Born to the wife of Verge Hoviusthe 2nd inst a ten pound girl

The social given at L R Chelf s waslargely attended and all present hadan enjoyable time

Mrs MargaretPendleton Dunnvllleis visiting her sister Mrs Watson

Mr Tyler Coleman was here Thurs ¬

dayMessrs

T F Williams and L CPendleton were In Russell county Wed ¬

nesdayMiss

Rosa Humphrey Cane Valleyis visiting her sister Mrs S K Humphey ab this place

a Mr W O Russell w tSwas here II

Wednesday ws

4 PROGRAMME rOJ TUE

Missionary and Sunday Sciiooi

convention i

oEThe t assell Cheek association Jt

TO CONVENE lTIIJHawods pofk Chufeh JJuly the 28th and 29th Nineteen HundredI

Saturday 10 a m1

1 Devotional exercisesW S Dudgeon2 The needs and plans of the District Board W WXlngram and B

0 Durrett8 Our Mission Field its needs outlook and claims upon usE W

Barnett I K4 Prayer and Hymn Anywhere With Jesus5 How are we to meet the great spiritual dearth of oUf association=

T M Greency

G The Kingdom set up when where and by whom who were thefirst in itA B Cree

Saturday Night

SermonE W BarnettSunday 9 a m

1 The ultimate object in Sunday school instruction and the steps toits accomplishment M Green and W S Dudgeon

2 What is covetousness and how to treat itW T Jessee and B YWilson

8 ¬EnglandMissionary SermonT M Green A C Cree

PROGRfiMlt ealo TIIE

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Fifth Sunday MeetingOF THE

SOUTfl GUMBERLflND RIVE-

RTOflSSOGIflJ

BE HELD WITH

Bethlehem Church Pulaski County KentuckyJuly the 28th and 29th 1900

Saturday iO a m

1 DevotionalexercisesJ M Floyd8 What interest ought we take in carrying out the commissionS

0 Jones and Jacob Mayfield8 Who ought to support the preaching of the Gospel Wm S Tay

lor and W B Cave4 Is there any scripture for appointing a committee to see an erring

brotherDF Epperson and J M P Floyd >VCooperm s

Sunday Moratag 9 a IB

1 Devotional exercises Wm H Collins Tk2 Is it the duty of every church to have a Sunday school and muw

should attend C F Breeding and J W New 18 Ought not the members of the church to read the IOripture more

>a C Trimble and F G Merrioks 7

4 SermonJacob Mayfieldr5 The Question Box on hand each day V i 1

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