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PERSONAL MENTION

Mr S R Elllnft of Ant tnrliiril 1Q

was In town Monthly

Mr S A nurdesty Lebanon spentlast Sunday In ColumbiaColi ¬

umbia Monday

Mr J D Sharp Amandavllle wasMondayIMr W L Brockman Inroad came

to the city the first of the week

Mr Tyler Marshall Campbellsvlllehas been in Columbia several days

Mr F P Dohoney Milltown w-

here County Court

Mr John Riall Cane Valley calledon us Monday and left a dollar

Mr EG Atkins returned from LouIsvlll last Friday

1i Mr T J Epperson Montpelier was

in town Mondayi

Miss Florence Hall this city Is vis¬

iting friends In Burksville

Mr J T Barbee this city Is visiting in Elizabethtown

Mr W J Winfrey who lives nearDunnville is still a very sick man

Mrs R C Neal and George RubartsDunnville were in Columbia Monday

Hon Geo Nell who has been quitesick for several weeks is improving

Miss Lora West is visitingher broth ¬

er Mr T J West Campbellsvllle

Mr Eugene Montgomery and familyresidetMiss Corine Jones Jamestown enter ¬

ed the M and F High School last Mon ¬

day

Miss Mamie Baker who has beenvisiting in Montlcello returned homelast week

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IiMr JH Stone Jamestown who hasat Battle Creek Mich for several

weeks has returned honeMr J II Pelly and Mr E L Feese

Pellyton were in Columbia the first ofthe week

Messrs H C Walker WM Wilmore W L Grady Luther Wiluiore

b Gradyville were here Monday

SallieMontgomeryhas been sufferlng for several days and nights witha felon on her finger

Mr Jo Russell and wife Louisvillewho spent the holidays In Columbiareturned to the city Saturday

m Mr Leslie Allen and Mr F M Rob-

ertson¬

left for Cherry Business CollegeBowling Green last Saturday

Mr VW Kirtley and daughterMlsswMyftle of Mac Taylor Co visited thefamily of Wm F Jeffries last week

Miss Leona McClister left for Nasb ¬

ville this Tuesday morning to visitrelatives She will be gone one month

Mr George Epperson has accepted aposition with W E Caldwell Co Louis¬

ville as shorthand and type writer Heleft last Friday

Mr J F Conover left last Wednes ¬

day for Rocklane Ind on a visit tothat section He will probably be gonet

1t1six or eight weeks

Miss Minnie Kemp who has beenteaching at Bradfordsville will notreturn but will remain at home the re-mainder of the winter She was very

much liked at Bradfordsville

Mr Azure Damron wife and childleft Columbia last Monday morningfor WakendaMo where theyexpect

i to reside Mr Damron was born andF reared on Green river Adair county

and is wellknown to all the citizens of

this place He is a farmer and traderand his social disposition will soon

make him many friends at his newhome We trust that he will be suc¬

cessful in all his undertakings

LOCAL JOTTINGS

Circuit court Monday week

Mr JB Watson killed a mad dogSundayfThe Twicfraweek CourierJournal

and Adair County News 150 per year

The week ofprayer commenced Sun¬

day nlghtand will continue on throughthe week

All parties indebted toWni FJettfries S Son are requested to come andsettle at once 2t

Dont forget that The CommercialClub will meetJn the office of J RIHindman Monday night January 14th

The Christmas dinner extended Intothe 20tb Century but its now everyday living just as it was in the winter of 1990

1When you visit Louisville stopatthe New Phoenix Hotel Firstclass

i fare and well located corner ofjthandMarket Streets J ly

= All prices on every thing in my storewill be reduced especially on clothingwraps jackets and under wear Comeand see 26 W L WALKER

The followijlg gentlemen comprisef the Municipal board for 1901 Rollln

Hurt J W Richards Scott Nontgoincry S D Barbee W A OfftFi

7tI°

A protracted meeting p sfAtthei° Presbyterian church nexX

< t ILKld g

Anight RevShive who itttuassistthpastor Is an entertaining ana zealous

Vfiiieaken

TMe merchants fnCpIuinblabavoirjy Iced their stock ojTjioods and Una

that they bavepl and toSdtferare hargaI1J5ire ready tbliltaltlf Wan u

j j1f trt-

riOl

Communion service at the Pre b te1 Ian church Sunday uiorjtilng

flJ BRusKell R finny Plum Pointare buying bogs They have eighty onhand

Winston Rogers who stabbed F PDpboney several weeks ago was givenan examining trial recently and held

overAll

accounts on our books were dueJanuary 1 1901 Please come in andsettle and save the necessity of a dun

RUSSELL MURRELL

Mr W L Walker bought a smallfarm from Eugene Montgomery lastweek for which he paid 927500 It issituated 2 miles from Columbia on DIs-appointment creek

All persons having books belongingto The Parmelee Library are request-ed to bring them in at once Theshipment is being delayed by personskeeping books out

Several farmers have told us thatthey have more fly than wheat Thetruth is wheat has been a flying and wefear that biscuits will be nightly rais-ed in a few more fleeting months

All notes and accounts owing me arenow due and must be settled at onceIt you dp not want statement sent youplease call once and settle

2t W L WALKER

Kemp S Young advertises their bus¬

Inessintodays Ne sThey are pop-

ular¬

and deserving young men andguarantee to sell groceries aschcap asany store in Columbia

The CourierJournal has raised theprice of its weekly to 100 per yearBy special arrangement The AdairCounty News and the CourierJournalwill be furnished for 8150 per year

The citizens of the ClearSpring PublicSchtKil district have decided to builda new schoolhouse They propose topush this matter at once It will bebuilt according to law Contractorstake notice

Mr C T Triplett is badly bruisedand cut in the face the resultof arunjaway His horse flew the track as itwere and the buggy and harness nowneed repairs Mr Triplet will be allright in a few days

Mrs Mary Harveys school was tohave opened at Cane Valley last Mon ¬

day but on account of the prevalenceof measles she will not begin until theIfirst Monday In February Six newcases last Sunday

Terry and Pedigo of Barren countywere in Columbia Monday Theybought of Coffey Bros one mare at 9100

and one horse at 990 They also boughtone mare from A Hunn for 8100 and ahorse from Jo Tucker at 965

We now have club rates with TheCommoner published by Wm J Brayan in Lincoln Neb We can furnishit to our subscribers who are not inarrears with us for only 75 cents per

The first issue will appear inhis month

Miss Mary Harris MorristownTenn who is visiting her brother MrC S Harris entertained a party ofyoung people last Monday eveningMusic and social games were in evi-dence and all report a very pleasanttime

Miss Mabel Wolford entertainedquite a number of young people lastMonday evening Those Who attended speak of their enjoyment in glow ¬

ing terms The music was very delight-ful and the games afforded muchamusement

Mrs Kizzie Murrell entertainedquite a number of her lady friendsTuesday evening of last week at theresidence of Mrs Nannie White Itwas a delightful gathering of friendswho are perfuse in their commenda¬

tion of the enjoyable event and theelegant luncheon spread

Eld Lawrence Williams left thiscounty last Wednesday for Still WaterOkla Mr Williams Is atalented youngminister devoted to his profession andwe expect hlmto rise to the front ranksof the ministry He has a bright futureand we trust that his new home will becongenial in every particular

There was a boiler explosion at MrJo Thomas sawmill one day last week

It is said that a portion of the machin-ery

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was carried several hundred yardsbut no one was seriously hurt Oneman was slightly in iu redabou t thefdceAsawrnill iSlike tqe foot adz at timesa dangerous tool to fool with

rattle yarn Aylme the twoyearolddaughter of Mr and Mrs Short Mooredied the first day of January She badbeen sick for five wepks and hjer JJi

had been for several days

She is Infinitely better off than to haveremained in this = world but it Is hardfor parentsto drive away grief

If your neighbor dont take the Newsask him to do so or If you have a rela-

tive¬

or friend in the West send IP blsname and address and we will mallhim a sample copy We intend tomake theNews a better paper and itscirculation mustlncrease Dont readthlsland argot j

The Farmers Home Fire InsuranceKy200Og0estrong Insures all kinds of propertyexcept steam mills uempuud tobaccoRates reasonable Insures againstFire LightmogaodWind

Z DL STAPLES County DirectorIIj t

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Quite a number of the Misses of Co-lumbia who will make their debutnext rear spent a very delightfulChristmas They met each eveningand entertained a s gracefully asqueens Brides Miss Alice Walkersreception Miss Lina RosenHeld open ¬

ed her parlors to her numerous friendsaffording the lilliputians an opportuni-ty

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of spending some happy hours ather home Misses Fannie Jones KatieMurrell Nina Marcum Carrie BrightFlowers all entertained at supper anda happier week for the younger set wasnever spent in Columbia Miss LinaRosenfields entertainment like MissWalkers deserves more than a pass¬

ing notice There were about twentyfive couples present handsomely att-

ired and were just as sweet as theylooked The luncheon consisted ofcoffee and meats ices cakes etc Thecompany remained until 1030 andupon taking leave of their young asso ¬

ciate expressed themselves as havingbeen most delightfully entertained

While in Louisville last week a rep-

resentative of the News was conducteded through the large manufacturingestablishment of Frank A Mennerepresented in this section by Mr GeoR Miller one of the most popularsalesmen in Kentucky This is thelargest candy manufacturing establish ¬

ment in this State and is surpassed byonly two others in the United StatesMr Menne has three hundred andtwentyfive employes in the differentdepartments and it is a sight worthseeing when they are all at work Justthink of it Three hundred and twen ¬

tyfive men making and selling candydaily from the rising of the sun to thesetting thereof The establishmentcovers twelve or fif ten States and fre ¬

quently with the large force employedorders can not be filled so fastly dothey arrive This manufactory is anhonor to the proprietor and one of theprides of Louisville

One of the most delightful events atat the close of the holidays was theentertainment given by Mrs RollinHurt to a number of her lady friendsHer home was beautifully decoratedand upon the arrival of the guests itwas found that each lady was dressedin white presenting a lovely and in¬

viting picture The luncheon was de-

lIghtful and the music charm ing MrsHurt is perfectly at home when enter¬

taining friends and her friends aredecidedly at home while spending afew honrs at her hospitable residence

A letter from Mr Lilburn Phelps arepresentative citizen of Russell coun ¬

ty states that a meeting will be heldin Jamestown on the 14th inst for thepurpose of agitating the building of apike from Columbia to Cumberlandriver He states that the people ofRussell county are interested and thatthe project will be a go so far asthey are concerned He wants to knowwhat steps the Commercial Club herewill take This is a matter the peopleof Adair county should push to afinIsh and doubtless propositions will besubmitted at an early date

Up to date there are 17 boarders att-

ending the M F High School sev ¬

eral of them coming from Russellcounty This is a fine showing and aguarantee that Prof Ballard is a pop ¬

ular teacher as a large percent ofthose who came from a distance havegone to school to him in years gone byEverything Indicates that thisis to bethe most prosperous session the insti ¬

tution has known for many years Ifyour education is not complete andyou want to enter a good school thedoors are open

Paid list W B Rowe Frank Sin¬

clair Reed Miller G G MorrisonP L Tyler W I Ingram Geo LeeS BConover Eld Lawrence Will ¬

iams Miss Myrty Kertley J II Rey ¬

nold J H Holladay J T Gbwdy WF Rowe W E Lester FP Dohon¬

I

ey Jasper Doss John Rialh John FRial L R Wade Allen J Corneal RC Neal N B East A S StapletonlMrs J Me Scott R L Caldwell J EBurton John Willis S J East J VWillis J S Royse Eugene Montgom ¬

cry Art Bradshaw

The Patterson Hotel Jamestownwas ablaze last Friday evening theoccasion being a reception given byMiss Ethel the accomplished daughterof Mr and Mrs J B Patterson Thebuilding was brilliantly Illuminitatedand artistically decor adv ahighly commended for ftsfoveUness-All the young ladles and gentlemen ofJamestown and vicinity were guestsand it was an evening of pleasure longto be remembered It is said thesupper was mot affair evergiven in Jamestown

We understand that Mr FlIl Frazer and family the children of JudgeJohn R Sampson and Mrs MaryCravens who have gen living InMiddjesborougb will return fo Co¬

lumbia in a few days and Will occupythe residence owned by Mr M HMarcum on Burksville street Tbeywill be given a hearty welcome JudgeSampson we are told will locate atWilliamsburgrand will tie In Columbiaas often as his business will admit

By reference U> another column itwill be seen that the Bank of Colum ¬

bia is In a heajty Condition This in-

stitution¬

Is under splendid manage ¬

ment and the cleric 1 force are accu ¬

rate business pet very courteous tothose who transact monetary affairsover theircoUuter

The M F IlghJ3 <booljuudertbemanagement ofProf A H Ballardopened with twentynew pupils lastMonday The school UJn aflourishIngjdiUwo and the ufembenihlpwill reach one h tieypatyitVakralitfivW3yteodar

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NoticeWe desire a prompt settlement with

all who owe us notes or accountsRespt Willis Bros

Eld Z T Williams of Montpelierhas accepted the call of the Christianchurch in this town as pastor for thepresent year Mr Williams is a manof fine ability and his earnestness andzeal for the cause of Christianity ¬

dears him to the people irrespectiveof denominational proclivities

Besides the sales reported in anotheritem Terry Pedigo bought a sorrelmarc from Geo Todd for 8110 GeoTodd bought a saddle horse from Ar¬

thur Taylor for 100 J D Todd pur ¬

chased one mare mule from LewisWilkerson for 8750 W H Hudsonpurchased carload of hogs from va ¬

rious parties at 4 cents

Mr George Coffeys bay gelding whilehitched to a buggy slipped the bridleat Mr W H Gills the other day and

Set the earth a fire from start to fin ¬

ish arriving at Wilsons mill In a hurryThe buggy did not upturn until themill was reached butwas then wreckedin shortorder The horse was unhurt

All persons who subscribed moneyto be applied to the building of thePlum Point Bridge are requested tomake payment to J B Russell at onceThe bondsmen are paying interest onmoney and if the amounts subscribedare not handed in at an early day thebusiness will be placed in the hands ofan officer

Two colored men named Vaughanwere before Judge Butler last weekcharged with breaking into E Rice andCo and Bob Wilsons stores Cane Val ¬

ley and stealing a lot of goods One ofthe darkies confessed and the other onewent into trial resulting in both be ¬

ing held over The cases will go tothe grand Jury Monday week

The Buckner Tobacco House Louis ¬

ville has been established for yearsand it is doing a fine business Farm ¬

ers could not ship their tobacco to abetter house Four months storagefree If you want quick returns markyour hogsheads Buckner HouseLouisville Ky For further particu ¬

lars see card in todays News

Farmers who will ship tobacco toLouisville should remember that the

Independent House is one of thebest The firm comprises strictlybusiness men who use their best ener-gies

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In securing the highest prices fortobacco consigned to them Fourmonths storage free See their cardpublished in this weeks papsr

Mr G A Dohoney who was bornand reared near Columbia is a candi-

date¬

to represent Washington Countyin the next Legislature Mr Dohoneyis a Demociat who was never known

to flicker and being quite popular inthe county of his adoption it is saidhe is almost sure to be nominated

The following persons were electedofficers of Glensfork Lodge No 528 onthe 27th day of December Dr S WStrange Master J A Turner SrWarden W L Taylor Jr WardenMatthew Taylor Secretary WPhelpsTreasurer W Lf Brockman SeniorDeacon Jo Dudley Junior Deacon LA Fletcher Tyler j G R AbrellChaplain

Under the Mayorality of A G Toddand the present town council the townof Columbia has a neat little lash bal ¬

ante in its favor Up to January 1st1901 Columbia was ahead of thehounds 45026 with 24300 of taxes tobe collected Assuming that this willall be paid Columbia would be out oftrouble with 68428 to its credit Nowis the time to have a few lights on thestreets Dont you see

Judge J W Butler informed us thathe gathered 608 barrels of corn from 60

acres Mr Butlerhasa valuable anddesirable farm but Mr S H Mitchellclaims that the Judge is not the onlyman in this county whohascurkleburland We understand that Mr Mitch ¬

ell is annoyed a great deal picking curcleburs off himself every time hevisits bis farm

Mr Miller Stapleton son of Mr AS Stapleton who resides on Greenriver was married last Friday to MissMary Bryant who was making herhome at Mr J Co Dunbars MrStapleton is a young farmer who hasmany friends in the neighborhood Inwhich he lives and his wife is a veryworthy young woman The News ext-

ends Its nest wishes to the youngcouple

IJr Crecfl Haskins the w liknownboot and shoe snlesmatl1S now withKabn Martin GO ail old establish-ed

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house of Louisville He bas beengiven his old territory and will bethrough this part of the State In a fewdays with a full line of samples MrHaskins has been in the shoe businessformore than a quart rot a centuryand is satisfied that be Is with afirstrclass house one that will give perfectsatisfaction

Mr B Rlpney whose home was nearNeatsburg on Green River died lastThursday and the body was conveyedto Pulaskl county for burial on the fol¬

lowing daj Mr Rlgney was a goodcitizen progressive farmer and aTriad who will be pissed in this countyTfteeauWof his death was consump-tion and it seemed 19 get injts fearfulworkin a short while as be was onlysick 5 weeks lie was 53 years old andapparently enjoyed fair health His>lfdi dfeTaral tnt ago btlft h<>chiiIIitbe

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NoticeWe thank all our friends and cus-

tomers for their liberal patronage Inin the past and trust you will not for¬

get our successors Kemp Youurf whowill continue the business at same oldstand Wishing all good luck we areResp t yours

WILLIS BROS

Mr W L Dowell a prominentyoung man of Jamestown will be marthis Wednesday evening to MissOla Baugb who is alsu a residentof the capital of Russell The Intend ¬

ed bride is a sister of Eld ArthurBaugh and is one of the best youngladies of Jamestown Mr Dowell is avery deserving young man and his nu ¬

merous friends extend their bestwishes for future happiness

In another column the advertise-ment of the Columbia and Campbellsville Stage Line will be seen Formany years the stage between thistown and Campbellsvllle has conveyedpassengers and at no other time has itbeen better equipped than It is nowIn the past it has been in good handsbut Mr George Lee the present pro-prietor takes special Interest in thecomfort of those Who take passage onthe stage

Adams Fistula Salve manufacturedand guaranteed by L W Adams Coof Paints Lick Ky to be a sure curefor Fistula Pole Evil SweeneyScratches Saddle Bolls EnlargementGreasy Heel Distemper Big Jaw etcSold by CAMPBELL BROS PellytonKy War F JEFFRIES SON Colum ¬

bia Ky J P MILLER C SONS Cro-cus Ky

MEADOW CREEK

As I have never seen a letter fromour part of the county permit me toindite a few items for the vacant cor ¬

ner of your paper-

TheNews Is a frequent vlsi tor at ourhome and without it would be as alost sheep in the wilderness

Wheat looks exceedingly well in our

sectionChristmas

has passed and gone leav ¬

lug the young people with gleefulhearts and thoughts that will linger intheir memory many years

Miss Edrington of Campbellsvlllespent the holidays with relatives inthis neighborhood

Miss Nannie Speer who hasbeenconfined to her room for some time isimprovingslowly Miss Nannie is vineof our leading society girls and is miss ¬

ed very much among the young folksMiss VIrgie Reed of Campbellsville

spent this week with parents

Mr Will Rice who has been very illat his home for the past six weeks weare glad to say is improving very fastand he will soon be seen out on thegrassy plains of health again

Mr Waller Blakeman of Thurlowhas removed his family in our midstwhere he will reside the coming year

Emmet Bailee and Estey Hayse re¬

turned from a flying trip to Lebanon

yesterdayMiss

Rogers returned to herhome in Campbellsville Friday after aweeks visit to friends and relations inthis vicinity accompanied by L WHayse

A few of our young folks attendedthe social at the residence of Mr Linsey Childers Wednesday night

Rev Taber will fill his regular liPpointment at Roucbvillc Sunday Heis an able minister and every bodyshould turn out Sunday and give htma large crowd for the new year

High watery will prevent some of ourfolks from hearing the able discourseto be delivered by Rev Walton at Ebeneezer Sunday

A crowd of young peoplegatbered atthe home of Mr and Mrs Mantz Wednesdaynight and spent several hoursof enjoyment which will long reign intheir memory Mr and Mrs Nantz areever readyto accommodate the youngIn their social games

The candy pulling held at the homeof John Gaines was largely attendedAH report a jolly time in spite of thebreaking of window panes and we areunder many obligations to Mr andMrs Gaines for the hospitality ren ¬

deredIIultSpeer passed through the pearly gatesof that solemn city matrimony RevWells officiating Willie is one ofAdair county best lineage having re¬

sided in Taylor for several years pre-vious to his marriage He is knownthroughout the county as a noble soberininded hqy This lw been a longSunday ¬

years but true at the end Miss LillieIs one stTaylor countys fairest bellesand daughter of Mr Bill Speer Maythey live a ioug and prosperous life godthe tie never be broken

CREELSBQRO

Since New Year trade has been

ratherdull1Theare making ther regular

trips again

Uncle Billie Hudson iscollectlng hogsat this place for the next boat

Prof Scheldler is visiting bisJaughter MrsL H Bustert

WB Self and wife are again cltizeus of Old CreesbirO 5

lira F M FlaltisccmduetlnR a wrl

ting KclRiol in E itkbimMj Bottom

AlClallJst night at Hr A MJackBaaaslu honoTof MlarEula Du 1

a11 ut1kor Ciossrords e-

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people btlng entertained by Mr andMrs Perkins In their usual pleasanmanner

Elder Z T Williams will preach forus once each month during the com ¬

ing year His first appointment is forhe3rd Sundiy in this month

Mr Alfred Armstrong who spentXmas and New Year at Jamestownreports a pleasant trip

Mr Silar Denny is attending thewriting school in Rockbousc

There Is considerable talk of W TVigle and W B Self uiakiug a land

tradeBBuster has collected 75 or 80

head of hogs In the last few days

Prof Silas Sullivan will teach a sub-scription school here this winter

The Steamer B Dunbar passed uplast night

Mr Hiram Campbell has returnedfrom Garrard County

Mr George W Bledsoe was In town

yesterdayYoung

Goebel Clayton has a lightattack of cold

John Campbell Is attending the wri ¬

ting school in Wells Bottom conduct-ed by Prof Bob Flatt

QRADYVILLE

Mr W C Yates is on the sick

listQuitea number from here att-

ended court at Columbia Monday

Mr and Mrs S D Caldwellwere visiting here last Saturday

D A Grady killed the largestred fox of the season last weekatthe first shot

Mr Willie Hindman was thesuccessful shot during the past twomonths He killed 50 birds out ofone hundredshots

Miss Emma Browning will takecharge of the music department inthe school at this place

Wilmore Moss are taking aninventory of their stock of goods

Smith Nell sold last week toDurham Bros of Campbellvilleacar load of fat hogs at 4 cts

Mr J DWalker and son madea trip to Breeding last week andbought a nice bunch of cattle fromJames Patterson

Mr Will Hill representing WB Belknap Co called on ourmerchants last week and did a good

businessMrsWilmore and son were

visiting relatives at Cray Craft lastSaturday night

Prof W H McCaffrey will teachthis Winter at Mt Pleasant weunderstand that he has a largeschool and we recommend him asone of our best teachers

Messrs J W and Robt Walkertwo of our popular young menwill leave in a few days for theLone Star State to make their fu-

ture¬

home

Mr Frank Dohoney and wife ofMilltown were visiting the familyof Mr R L Caldwell last week

Messrs Hughes Coffey of Co-

lumbia¬

were here last week

Smith Nell sold to J P Do ¬

steersatMr Jo Thomas was here lastsheepofRev Saudidge preached an in ¬

teresting sermon to a large congre ¬

gation at Union last SundayProf P C McCaffrey will leave

in a few days for Cumberlandcounty to teach a class in musicseveral weeks

OLENSFORK

Tho school opened here last Mon ¬

day with good attendance x

Miss Flowers who has been vis-

iting¬

her sister Mrs J A John ¬

son returned home FridayMisses Pinkie Jeffries and Lena

Powellof Joppa and MinnieWhite of Neatsburg are attendingschool at this place

J B Rippoy n representativeof the J R Florida book concernof Nashville was here last Friday

John Couinton generally knownas Paddy was found dead inbedat m J W Marshalls Sun¬day morning He was an old soldier and had been afflicted formany ypars with heart diseaseHe was never married and hadmade his hjjue with Mr Marshallfor many pears-

Hncklens Arnica SalveHasworldwlde fame for ° marvelous

cures 6 surpasses any other salveIlotion lnti ent or balm forCorns Bums Boils Sores Felons Ul¬

cers Tetter Salt Rheum Fever SoresChapped Hands Skin Eruptions In

tuaratitetllc Ic

QUARTERLY REPORTOF THE

BANK OF COLUMBIAAT THE CLOSE OPB VSINESS ON TBS

filet D4V OF DEC 1900

RESOURCESLoans and discounts less

loans to Directors t8C107 ULoans to Directors officersOJLoansOverdrafts secured in38DueDue from State Banks and

2231107DankiDjtMortgagesx07621OSpecle31OthersoExpensesDue Fromiuaurance Comp 87t

189m ES

LIABILITIES

00SurpluswhichInterest 15211863

Due Banks342 04Fund to pay expense last quarter53137

fU9993 9

STATE OF KENTUCKYCOUNTY of ADAIRS8

Columba ¬

dulyswornrespects a true statement of the condition of3Is1dayedge and belief and further says that the busi ¬

ness ofsaid bank has been transacted at the lo ¬

cation named and not elsewhere and that theabove report is made in compliance with an

otStatedesignatlagas the day oil which such report shall be made

Jo Cory CashierJAMES GAUKBTrDirectorW W JONES DirectorR P PAUXX DirectorSoCofley

CCommissionnONTPELIER

Christmas is gone but left manypleasant memories

Mr Lafayette Higgenbottomof Creelsborq was visiting rela ¬

tives here during the holidaysMr Flavy Conovet is visiting

relatives in IndianaThere was quite an interesting

singing at Pleasant Hill last Sun¬

day afternoon conducted by R0

CabbellMiss

Sanders is on thesick list

Misses Sallie and Lena Wil ¬

liams have returned to the Glas ¬

gow school

Several young ladies from thisplace will enter the M F HighSchoolsoon

Bid Lawrence Williams left forStillwater Oklahoma last week

Mr Joe Williams is now walk¬

ing with the aid of a crutch fromthe effects of too much hunting

ChristmasMrE Bradshaw opened

school at Pellyton the 8thMiss Stella Jones who has been

confined to her room for quite awhile is now able to be out

PELLYTON

Robt Carson Phil was here

SaturdayMrT Jones and wife return ¬

ed from Columbia last week

Mrs J C Feese and son Guywere visiting here last week

N T Jones was in Columbia

MondayMrPelley is in Columbia

John Maupin sold two mules toVan Dunbar last week Price notknown

Ef L Feese was in Columbia andCane Valley the first of the week

Miss Fannie Jones wasvisiting inColumbia last week

Rev Prather will begin a pro¬

tracted meeting at this place Mon ¬

day night January 14th

Old People Made YoungJ C Sherman the veteran editor of

the Vermontville Mich Echo hasdiscovered the remarkable secret ofkeeping old people young For yearshe has avoided Nervousness Sleepless-ness Indigestion Heart trouble Con-stipation and Rheumatism by usingElectric Bitters and he writes Itcant be praised too highly It gent >stimulates the kidneys tones tLtttoraacb aids digestion and gives a

splendid appetite It has worked won-der

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fur my wife and me Its a marvelous remedy for old peoples com-plaints Only BOc at T E IPaullidrug store

Made Young AsuifOne of Dr Kings New Life Pills

each night for two weaksjias jmt min my teens again wdtes P HTur

ner of Dempseytown Pa theyre thebest In the world for Liver Stoma

NevergripetJ 4