Local Notes and Obits From Livingston Region
Livingston column reports visits from Mrs Linda Benton and others, mill deal near Crab Orchard, deaths of Mrs James Anderson and Mrs Leathia Tyree, medical travel of Dr Gravely, and local business updates. Mentions Crank death, Tyree heirs, and various town visits, with notes on farming, markets, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Benton
Shirley Tate
Sweetwater
Tenn
J. J. Watson
A M. Hiatt
A. J. Haggad
Langford
Johinetta
Prue Hill
Mt. Vernon
H. L. Tharp
Junction City
J. G. Ridale & Son
Walnut Grove
J Thos. Cherry
Crab Orchard
Copper Creek
Georgia McClure
Livingston
Tempest Ward
James Anderson
Hiatt
Carter
Gravely
Mary Skirvin
Dry Ridge
J. M. Adams
Kila Carson
Lexington
Rockcastle
Kutta Cable
Clyde Wason
W. H. Anderson
Satuday
John Sowder
Join Sowder
Otawa
Sayers Burying Ground
W. E. Gravely
Middlesboro
Graveley
H. H. Hutcheson
Wm Crank
H. G. Owens
Spiro
Mary Albright
Lebanon Junction
Louisville
Brown
Craig
Lee Williams
Harve Prewitt
Garrard County
W. A Tyree
Brack
A. M. Hiatt
J. Thos Cherry
C M. Griffin
Emma
Rennick
Sam Stalworth
Peter Cave
Crooked Creek
Mahlon Summers
Bradley
Homer
Tommy Jones
Letha
Virginia Summers
Frank Dees
Thomas Elliott
J. M. Poore
Main S Street
Wile Livingston
Charley Anderson
Mullins Station
Beker
Myrtle Brown
Parksville
Ela Mae Blanford
Ph. Wilson
Lucinda Dees
Wilson
Jackson County
Illinois
J. W. Catlin
J.C. Childress
W. R. Dillion
T. C. Thompson
London
Our Town
TD J Pennington
Arthur
J. T. Omary
Nova Jenkins
Paris
John Shearer
Siser
Alvin Carico
John Mullios
Wildie
James Neal
Irvine
Nettie Farley
Pineville
Robi Mink
Moss Brady
J. P. E. Drummonds
Knoxville
Ashville
H. L Bourne
Cineinn
Ti -Elgar Hurd
Hamilton
Illass
R. J. Lemonds
L. H. Davis
Berea
Levi Oliver
J. K. Woodall
Henry Mahaffey
LH. Davis
W.T Amyx
A. T Feathers
J. W Baker
W. H. Mahffey
John Lear
Carico
Baker
Hellard
Jeff McClure
Boese
S. E Hellard
J H. Walton
S. GC. Franklin
Maret
Mr. Franklin
Peace committee urged to Mt Vernon for U S and Mexico talks
The text notes shifting attitudes as former allies Mr Franklin and Mr Maret are named. It suggests moving the peace committee handling U S Mexico discussions to Mt Vernon to advance settlement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Mr. Maret
U S
Mexico
Mt. Vernon
Deafness Cure Promoted by Constitutional Remedies
Hall's Catarrh Cure touted as the only cure for deafness caused by catarrh and inflammation of the Eustachian tube. The ad promises one hundred dollars for any case cured by the remedy and invites readers to request circulars from I. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
I. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Kentucky Carries Concealed Weapon Law Enacted
The Kentucky General Assembly enacts a new concealed weapon statute. It imposes fines from fifty to one hundred dollars and jail terms from ten to forty days for carrying a deadly weapon, disenfranchisement for two years, and harsher penalties on repeat offenders with possible penitentiary terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky
Kentucky
Carroll
Capias
Herbine Promises Quick Relief for Ill Health
Abilious and half sick feeling with energy loss and constipation can be relieved quickly by using HERBINE. The first dose brings improvement and a few doses restore vigor. Price 50c. Sold by John Robins in Brodhead Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robins
Brodhead Ky
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Jonas McKenzie
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Rockcastle County
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Chicago
America
Ae Ks
Brodhead
DR. Bell
Mt. Vernon Livingston
Tobbacco
GEO. S
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