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Win Barnett has gone toBourbon county where he hns se ¬

cured employment at good wag

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Tommy Christopher and SheltMcKinney wore among the BigEluegrass Fair visitors at Lex ¬

iii ton last week They reporta good fair big show and plentyof people there to enjoy the

sightsThe

little five months olddaughter of Mr and Mrs Hen-

ry¬

Tuttle of Fox died very sad ¬

denly at their home Fridaynight Burial Sunday at Jacktons Chapel near here Thebereaved parents have the sym

IKthyof a large circle of friendshero Mrs Tuttle was former ¬

ly MKS Dollie Christopher ofthis place

Photograph Uallery for SaleOne Portable Gallery Four Cam

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Two Paint Lick boys aged tenand twelve years who ran awavtobe cowboys were found asleepin a park in St Louis Each hada pipe tobacco knife rollerskates and a package of cakesand the elder of the two carrieda rifle

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Louisville Commercial 75Home and Farm 75tWinchester Court

Monday was a busy day at theStock Yards Several hundred cat-tle were on the market and tradingwas brisk though at about the sameprices that have prevailed for some

timeAlarge portion of the sales were

made by the head The best pricesof the day was four cents for some

good feeders of 1000 to 1100

poundsMost

of the sale of steers were attS3 25 to S3 75 j heifers brought82 75 to t3 25 Hogs brought from6 toG cents sheep sold a littleslowly but quite a number of good

Northern ewes were sold at 80 25Ito G 50 Among the sales were the

followingJack

sold a steer 970 lbsat S325dL C

at S3 35 and 3 heifers 665 lbs atfl3

l5JohnD Rees sold 7 steers 775

Ibs at 3 75 1John MoKjnney sold 5 heifers

075 tbs at 3 cts also 31 heifers585 lbs at the same price and 8

steers 800 Ibs at 83 50Chas Forkner bought 2 steers

1200 Ibs at M 10

j F Wilson sold 8 heifers 625

bs at8 10 heifers 620 Ibs at2 90 and G heifers 500 Ibs at

82 95

Several lots of hogssold atG to

50JohnC Rees bought 40 hogs for

delivery October loth at 5 25

A lot of Indiana black faced ewes

brought if 6 30 eachJac6b Brown of Ohio sold 168

good1fack faced ewes at 0 30-

A great many mulecolts weresold The little fellows brought835 tb f 5Jhe next gradeJJGOto 80 and first class ones 80 to

115 jfLittle Bros bouglit 10 ut 40 to

05

N PGay bought G at at an average of 92 50 Ho paid 115 for =

one

J D Duvall bought 4 at 80 to110

K S J Conk wright sold a hors-

eco1tfor8n Winchester Democrut

Drink WAINSCOT lS POP

Dr Bertram Smith will be athis Clay City office two weekslonger as owing to so much rainand so many county fairs hisStanton office will not be readyfor him until Oct 1st This isyour last chance to have yourteeth extracted without pain inOlay City

Speaking of Our BankCashier Whitt of the Olay

City National Bank has sent theHustler a copy of the statementto the Comptroller of the Ourrency condensed of that bankat the close of business Septeir

J

her 4tfc teM The presentationshow healthy and steadygrowth of business The Depos-

its¬

futap 111704080 while thenet ii jivided profits run up to2sldltltmaking n very credit

able teeein business over thepreasgrepori There are able

cons rviUive hands at thehelm Mike H Courtney being

president and Charles ScottGeneral Passenger and FreightAgent of the Lexington andERs ¬

tern Railroad VicePresidentThe Hustler is pre Ised to notethe prosperity of this bankJackson Hustler

WAlNSCOrTS POP is ahealthy TONIC

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Has it OccurredTo you whySo many wheat flaked foods havecome and gone Lack of qualityof course The richness that isdistinctively noticeable in CreamCrisp gives it a taste quality un ¬

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China Glass and Tin ware at Closest Prices

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