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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1916
Page
1
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The appellate term ends with Judge C. Turner stepping down after a strong record and Judge Flem D. Sampson of Barbourville set to join the bench January 2. Mt Sterling marks forty nine years without a local representative on the appellate bench, a line of Mt Sterling judges includes Peters Holt Hazelrigg O Rear Winn and Turner.
New assortment of nuts of all kinds available at Vanarsdell's with competitive prices across the selection.
Miss Burroughs opened a door she believed led to another room but it opened into the cellar instead causing a fall that fractured her right wrist. The injury is described as painful.
Commonwealth's Attorney W. C. Hamilton departed last week for a few weeks in Florida seeking a cure for throat trouble. Officials expect the warm climate to restore his health.
Free delivery offered by Sanitary Meat Co. Phone 421. For sale an extra good Poland China bear, contact F. M. Lockridge at phone 273 J-2.
A small Monday crowd on County Court Day in Kentucky faced mean weather as about 3000 cattle of fair quality sold briskly at 7.50 to 7.85 dollars. Yearlings brought 7 to 7.50, heifers 6.25 to 7, cows 5.5 to 6, with notable sales by W. O. Brock, Mary Owens, Noah Stapleton, Geo. Halsey, Carl Trimble, and others for Alex Coons and A. J. Alexander. Mules and horses also traded, with several large purchases including mare mules at 550 and multiple lots at 150 to 210.
New tomatoes cucumbers lettuce cauliflower green peppers radishes offered by Sanitary Meat Co. Fresh produce available in assortment for shoppers seeking farm stand quality.
Rev. J. S. Wilson of this city preached one of the sermons at the dedication of the new Baptist church in Winchester last Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas D. Jones died after long illness. Born March 10 1863 she was 53. She married Thomas D. Jones September 24 1884 and lived in Tampa Florida since 1907. Survived by husband three sons Raymond Kelly Nelson and daughter Mary Bruce plus eight siblings and father J G Trimble. Funeral at Methodist church with burial Machpelah cemetery.
The Saltans Club announces its annual Christmas dance at Ringo's Hall on Thursday evening December 28. Elaborate arrangements are under way to make it the largest and best dance of the year. Also visit Vanarsdell's for fresh Christmas candies.
Tobacco warehouses continue receipts despite heavy snow as Monday sales set higher prices than prior. Farmers House sold 52 220 pounds for 8698 45 dollars. Robertson House moved 57 020 pounds for 9295 84 dollars. Whitehall sale totaled 44 850 pounds for 7277 15 dollars with top lots ranging from 19 93 to 19 26 per hundred.
Fire damaged the Wilson property and adjoining Pullins boarding house on High street last Thursday. The blaze started in a stable and spread to residences before the Fire Department contained it. The damaged property, covered by insurance, involved several hundred dollars in losses. Greenwade's advertised candies and baked goods.
Last week a vote at the University of Kentucky Lexington selected the ten most popular girls. Miss Mary Ricketts and Miss Josephine Thomas, of Mt Sterling, were among the ten honored.
A splendid new line of Christmas candies will arrive in a few days at Vanarsdell's store, offering festive treats for shoppers.
County Clerk Keller Greene issued a marriage license today to Mr William Murphy and Miss Annie Witt of the Levee neighborhood. The couple will be married tomorrow amid best wishes from many friends.
E R Wade of Winchester Kentucky offers a reward for information leading to the recovery of a large Poland China hog weighing about 250 pounds. The animal was last seen near Sideview on Donaldson and Sideview dirt road days ago. RB No 1.
After months of patient suffering Mrs. George Lewis Kirkpatrick died Monday evening at 10 o clock. She was a longtime member of the Presbyterian church and lived a consecrated Christian life. Survived by her husband one daughter Mrs Charles A Lindsey one son Charles W Kirkpatrick and a sister Mrs Charles Chappellear of Zanesville Ohio. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from West Main Street residence conducted by Rev M V P Yeaman with burial at Machpelah cemetery. The Advocate extends sympathy.
Charles Stephens married Miss Roxie Adams at the Baptist parsonage on December 18 with Rev. J. Wilson officiating.
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Eight month old baby suffocated after crawled from crib to a sack of meat in a cupboard. Mother had stepped out briefly leaving two year old in a chair. Family of Mr W K Bishop recently moved from Cincinnati. he works for James Peters dry cleaning establishment.
Apples offered at Greenwade's with prices stated as three to four dollars per barrel for select stock.
Albert Skidmore lands sold at public auction drew $207.50 per acre for a 124 acre farm on the Spencer pike bought by M. O. Cockrell, one of the county’s highest prices in years. A 99 acre Owingsville pike farm adjoining Magowan and Bridges lands sold to John W. Boardman for $121.50 per acre, also a splendid price. Local groceriesGreenwade's offered Xmas oysters and produce, while Vanarsdell's carried black cake ingredients and holiday fruits.
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