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Mrs Henry Coleman is visiting in

Lebanon >

Mr E bCbmpton Phil was herelast Friday

Mrs Sam Lewis and two sons are Jsiting in Glasgow

<rv Mr John Shelton met the home com

ingfin Louisville

Mr Ed Sinclair was with the homecomers in Louisville last week

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Mrs Cordelia McGee of Somerset

is visiting relatives in Columbia

Ir U L Taylor and wife visited atLebanon and Louisville last week

Mr O A Taylor of Montpelier at-

tended the Louisville home coming

Mr J McScott of the SomersetMountaineer is here for a few days

Miss Ellen Epperson of Montpelier

is visiting the family of Wm Jeffries

Mrs C M Russell is spending aweek with relatives in Bowling Green

Rev Peboard who was stationed atGradyville last year is visiting in thecounty

Mr Chas Alexander and Mr JohnRichie of Burkesville were here last

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Friday4 Messrs tlhesly and Alfred Jones put

4jha dayHM1 two at the Louisville home

comingt

Mr Sam T Sherrill ol Texas is in

for a thirty days stay with his fatherand sisters

Miss Leeta Cartwright who has been

visiting in Glasgow returned home afew days ago

Mr Jo H Todd and wife Kansas

City Mo are visiting relatives in

j AdairCouuty

Hon M Ray Yarberry who holdsI a position in Washington is at home

on a vacationI

Mr Alvin Willis who has been mak

ing his home in Moody Texas reachedColumbia last Friday

Mrs John Paxton of Sacoxie Mo

is visiting in Columbia stopping at thehome of Mrs Mary Garnett

Mr H C Read and daughter Miss

Annie will arrive today and will stop

at the home of Mrs Georgia Shelton

r Rev Rollin Triplett and wife of

Readsville Mo are spending a weekor two with the formers parents of thisplace

Dr G W Bledsoe of Creelsboro

was here Saturday enroute home Heis a student in a medical College

Chicago

Mr Robt L Caldwell and his sisterCountyivisited the family of Mr Jo Coffeyone day last week

rMrs A L Newby of this place and

Mrs G Y Wilson of Gradyville at¬

tended a Missionary meeting at Hen

derfcon Ky last week

Miss Esther Nell of Somerset ar¬

rived Saturday night to visit Miss Ella

MayFlowers during nome coming and

will spent several weeks

Mr Albin Murray who has been in

Elida New Mexico for the past sixmonths reached home last Friday verymuch Improved in health

Jitri D Jones formerly editor of

the Colombia Spectator but now aresident of Knoxvllle Tenn is withhis friends here this week

Prof E George Payne of Paducah

visited hfe brother Rev C R Payneand his sister Miss Mary Payne thiscity lasttfeeik From here he went toChicago

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Miss Katne Vardermam MessrsRobt and Bert Varderman of Mar ¬

shall Mo and Miss Effie Fox of Vandalia Mo Jir visiting Mr and Mrs

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James Garnett-

Mr Will Page son of the late C

R PageAep kwof Dr JK Page andtit Mrs Jo Coy pf this place is visiting

in Columbia Mr Page resides atGainesville Texas having left herewithhis mother aadjirdthers ten years ago

Mr and Mrs W J Payne and littler

son Willie Jack arrived in Columbia

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wife and their brother and sister Revr

C B Payne and Miss Maiw Payne andwill remain here for sometime

Mr Ei Loyd Jamestown wasR

here Sunday t fa

Mr H B Browning Carroll countijMo is here v

Dr B TV Wood of Danville its here-

with the home comers

air H F Cabbell wife and daughter Bosworth Mo > are here

Mrs Lula Williamson of ParsonsKansas is visiting at Glenville

Mr Chas J Gill and His mother ofHewitt I Tl are here On a Visit

Mr Bart Woldridge Oklahoma was

here Sunday en route to Russell countyPMr Geo R Miler 4s in Columbia

this week jningling with the homeV

comers

Miss Kathrine plladay AugustKansas is visiting relatives in thiscounty

Mr J S Stapp and his son Dewey

returned from Dalhart Texas Satur-

day night

Mrs S T Gibson of NashvilleR

Tenn is the guest of her sister Mrs

H C Bottom

Miss Ethel Azbill Columbus Ohio

is spending a week or two with herparents this place

Mr W K Martin of Monette Mo

is spending home coming with his sis-

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Mrs Scott Montgomery

Mr B C White Bram came in

from Carroll county Mo SaturdayHis old friends were glad to see him

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Messrs John R Brooks andF M

Jackman came in from the West Sun ¬

day morning They are now in Russell

countyDr

0 Taylor Chicago IllMessrs J C Taylor and W W Follis

Elkhart Ill are with old friends herethis week

Mrs Ed Walker and son Wayne ofMacomb Illare visiting relatives in

the county Mrs Walker is a daughterr

of the late W B Hurt

Mr James Paxton who left Adaircounty fiftythree years ago is shakingthe hand of old friends here this weekHe resides at Clardon Texas v

Miss Lena C Holladay who has justgraduated from Liberty College Glas ¬

gow receiving the A B degree is vis¬

iting her cousin Miss Bess Holladay

Miss Sallie Patteson who has beenin College at Lexington and who wasRussell countys maid of honor at the i

Louisville home coming was in Colum¬

bia Sunday enroute to her home in

JamestownMrMorrison of Macomb Ill

is one of the Home Comers Mr Mor¬

rison is a young man who appreciatesthe old home but was not content withthe business outlook here He reportsevery thing flourihing in his part of thecountry

Mr M C Reynolds wife and child¬

ren who have been making their homin Herington Kansas for nine yearsare with relatives and friends here thisweek While enroute to this placethey were in a reck a short distanceout of Kansas City in which the engi ¬

neer was killed and the fireman severe ¬

lyscaldedMr

W Jones and his motherMrs Bessie Kelsay Liberty Mo andMrs Fannie Lyon Campbellsville Were

with friends here the first of the weekThe former is a son of Mr A J Jonesdeceased who for many years was oneof the editors and proprietors of theColumbia Spectator His son is achemist by profession and does a finebusiness in the Missouri town where h-

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locatedJudgeG Evansville Ind Messrs

RL Will George and Charlie Win¬

fr yall former residents of Columbiaare here this week They are in finehealth and the indications point totheir prosperity in their respective lo-

calities

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Dick Lee Will and Charleylive in Dallas Texas and George StLouis Every body was glad to see I

them

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t ItJ tt j = ttCome let us showy u our new stock

of Furniture Wre buy in carload lots

Every thing at prices to suit you

NEAT FURNITURE Co

FOR SALE Six Q IC pigs threemales and three females all entiitl dto register Mrs JT B Coffey-

tf I Columbia Ky

Your Hard Wood Floors can be fin¬

ished perfectly by using Wood Fillerand Old English Floor Wax We haveit in stock andean tell you all about it312 RUSSELL Co

Rev W C Clemens preached lastSunday forenoon and evening his lastsermons before taking his departure forTennessee Good congregations wereout to hear him Mr Clemens is a pop¬

ular minister and our people regret thathimself and family are going to leaveColumbia

Refreshment diningroom melonsstable and babyrack privileges will besold at public out cry at 2 oclock on thefirst Saturday in July at the court¬

house door Remember the date if youdesire a privilege

C S HARRIS SEC

On July 1st we take our annual In¬

ventory From now until that date weoffer all summer goods at reducedprices now while the stocks are fullis the time to buy RUSSELL Co

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Insure in The Farmers Home Insur-ance

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Company of Junction City KyThe only company in the State thatmakes any claim of paying their lossesin full tf S 1 BLAIR Agt

WANTED Gentleman or lady withgoodreference to travel by rail or withrig for a firm of 25000000 capitalSalary 107200 per year and expensessalary paid weekly and expenses ad¬

vanced Address with stampJos A ALEXANDER

Columbia Ky

Notice

Four monuments that sold at 75 cannow be bought at 60 four that sold

for 25 now 20 one that sold at 80now 65 When these are closed out no

more can be had at these pricesCOAKLEY SIMMS BROS

Mr Geo T Flowers Jr Left Mon¬

day morning for Wayne county wher-

he will be married Tuesday forenoon tMiss Willie Eades Immediately aftethe ceremony the couple accompaniedby Mr G P Smythe and a sister of theintended bride left for Gradyville thicounty where reception will be helat the home of the grooms fatherBy the last of the week they will behouse keeping on Short Street thievenehas heretofore been written but weagain return our best wishes

GREEN RIVER FARM FOR SALE

My farm 1 mile south of Little Cakeon Green river containing 304 acres 1

mile from church and school Go

buildings of all kinds 2 good orchardsand is a desirable home Has ampletimber for keeping up the farm an

400 of merchantable timber standingThere are 48 acres of bottom landworth more than I ask for the en¬

tire farm This is your chanceif you want a good home and profitablefarm WL RIGNEY

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Land Stock and Crop000

i1 iMr AN Bridgewater received t flu

ty or sixty lambs here last Fridayat 5J

centsall top lambsr 000

IPedigo Terry shipped Friday toNew Haven Connecticut one of thebest carloads of high class saddle andharness horses that has left the Glas-

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depot in a long time There wereseveral toppy teams in the lot besideshalf a dozen as fine saddlers as everlooked through a bridle Mr S ETerry accompanied the horses and willremain in the East until they are dis¬

posed of Glasgow Times

000-R E Tandy bought of Leslie John¬

son ten hogs at 540 per cwt of WillTodd two hogs at 5 cents of C RPayne four hogs at 540 of Penic kSmith eleven hogs at 560 of G NGrasam sixteen hogs at 555 of BrackMassie ten hogs at 5J cents of J HYoung one cow for 3J cents of J B

Watson one calf 7

000Henry Hudson bought of RobtI

Young Burkesville a saddle horse fort

175

000Smith Nell shipped two carloads

of stock to the Louisville market lastweek Gov J R Hindman and HenryKeltner delivered their crop of tobaccoo

made on the Sunny brook Farmtamounting to 3600 pounds It wasgood crop of tobacco Smith and NellIbougth a carload of lambs to be deliv¬

ered June 1st at 5J cents per poundGradyville Correspondent

000H C Bottom and son Crit left

Monday with sixty head of goodcattleThey will be on the Harrqdsburg mar¬

ket

SANDLlN =fRAZER

Mr McIntyre H Sandlin and MissFlora M Frazer will be married Wed-

nesday¬

June 20 at 845 P M at thehome of the brides parents Mrs TH Frazer Medon Louisana Thebride is a sister of Mrs W B Patte ¬

son of this place and Mrs J F Cabell of Green county

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Lancaster July 183 daysHustonville July 2513 daysMadisonville July 31=5 daysdayse74 days

0Fern Creek August 144 daysdaysdShepherdsville August 214 daysdayslShelbyville August 284 daysNicholasville August 283 daysdayst29 4 daysParis September 45 daysElizabethtown September 43 daysMonticello September 114 daysGlasgow September 124 daysFalmouth September 264 days

GRADYVILLEod

IWe have had plenty of rain forthe past few days

Our farmers are all throughsetting tobacco

J F Pendleton has the finestcrop of wheat in this section

1WM Smith Son are prizingtheir crop of tobacco It is saidto be the best produced in thispart of the county last season

Dr S A Taylor was called tthe bedside of Uncle WashSneed at Nell one day last weekMr Sneed has been speechlessfor several days vvirsited heir son Logan and familypie Milltown community a day11 last eek j i

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wasIOur old friend Tom Neat wascalling on our merchants one daylast week with a nice line ofclothingt i

Milliard Corbin of Sparksvillewas in our midst last Friday sand

informed us that he had sold thisinterest in the dry goods businessto Mr Wooten of that place whowill continue in the business

Our farmers report a much bet-

ter wheat crop than they had expe ted

Mr Thos A Kemp one of theoldest citizens in this part of thecounty is in feeble health at this

writingMrsG Y Wilson and Miss

Mary Wilmdre returned fromHenderso lasteek

Mr G Whit Flowers of Blissspent a day orsq last week withhis old friend W W Yates ofour city °

Home Coming Day is the topicof conversation and everybodywants to go

Dr L C Nell has been confinedto his room for a few days with

complication of diseaseslastaTuesday in Columbia

Aunt Sis Patterson has beenconfined to her room for severaldays with a felon on her fingerWe are glad to say at this time itis much better

Rev G Y Wilson was calledto preach the funeral of M ChasL Pickett who died at his homenear Fry on the 13th with a com-

plication¬

of diseases

J T Hughes of Holden Mois visiting relatives and friendsin this countyI

Willie Hindman Milltown was I

in our midst last Thursday looking after shipstuff at our mill

Mr Sullivan of Kemp waswith us one day last week with40 pounds of fresh fish and weare certain they did not last long¬

er than Pat stayed in the army

At our next regular communi ¬

cation of Gradyville Lodge FA M No 251 all members arerequested to be present Takenotice and govern yourself ac ¬

cordingly

Mrs Lizzie Pennington Greencounty spent a few days of lastweekvisiting her relatives in thiscommunity

Mrs Mattie Downs and daugh¬

ter Nebraska are visiting thefamily of Mr G T Flowers ofour city

Several young ladies from thisplace were in County Examinationat Columbia last Friday and Sat-urday

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Green Rodgers KeltnerIMr us last Friday Nottthat he is in his

year Mr Rodgers is in finehealth looking as young as hdid twentyfive years ago andcan get around equally as wellHe informed us that he woolleave for Dixon Tenn in a 1edays to spend the Summer withhis son

Mr Joel Q Moore one of thebest citizens of Weed was in ourmidst one day last week and in-

formed your reporter that hisfather Wm Moore raised fiveseventyoboys and one girl three of theboys serving throngh the warThe girl married John Denton aformer Adair county citizenthey moved to the Lone SState where they have aceuinurg estate Mr rand

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MR Jos COFFEY V>

Columbia KY

My Dear FriendI have had a lingering hope

that I might be able to come toColumbia for the Home Comingexercises on the 29th but inthat I am disappointed for mycondition is such that I could not-

epossibly stand the trip but listme assureryou and all those wj>

may be permitted to be presenton that memorable occasion thatmy heart will be present and willrejoice with each and every ones

in that assembly-

I have been away from Columbia since October 11 1853 andnever for a day have I ceased tolove Columbia and all her goodcitizens and the older I growthe more do I think of my nativeplace I am now nearing theclose of my earthly pilgrimageand it would have given me su¬

preme pleasure to have again-met all whom I may have onceknown or even heard of in theenjoyment of such an occasion

I have an impression that thegreat majority of those whom Fknew mylars agone have PassedLover to a Better country and r-am living in hopes qf being ableagain to meet all those who gavetheir lives to the cause of xther

dear Saviour where we will notbe called on to suffer pangs oi

separationIespecially to be remem-

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to your family to JohnEubank Nick Page Jo Russellrand to all who may possiblyknow me Certainly to Gov ¬LetIme hear from you1tFROM ELIDA NEW MEXICO

Editor News I

Find enclosed 100 for whichsend the News another year Ioften find one single item that isworth almost this much to me

We are rather dry at presentbut good indications of rain this-is about the time the rainy sesarson begins so the older setttessay owing to the dry spring aifull crop will now be impossibleIndian corn is about knee nigffiand looks well Crops cf trievine variety are the finest H eversaw Elida is still growing onebank doing business andttierbuilding in course of constnictibnv

There are not so many comingin now as there were a ewweeks ago but we expect a grandrush this Fall Some good landcan be found from 12 to 20 miTesoff the railroad plenty of goodwater is found every where fronejs30 to 200 feet Some people arermaking a serious mistake in coming here without the properwellewill cost 150 a very small housesay 14 by 18 one room will cost

17500 wire to fence aroundwillw icost 200 a new wagon 85 andother things in propotion As

man with a small family shouU ihave any way800fa single roamcan go on less

I have never seen a placewhere the people were so weDJWeurare from every where but most

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ly through Ky f and Iowa thoughOklahoma and Texas are sendingtitertarare Coming and paying high 1ffices for relinquishments 9-

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