J Anderson Nominated for Sheriff of Washington County
FOR SHERIFF. We are authorized to announce J. Anderson for Sheriff of Washington county, subject to the action of the Democratic party. Deputies: Byron Crooke, Geo Powell, Sam Hale and H. R. Eddieman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Kimball
Washington County
Richard Boblitt
Sam Mips Bell
Will Merritt Sanders
Hubert Virgin
J. Anderson
Byron Crooke
Geo Powell
Sam Hale
H. R. Eddieman
Births and visits fill Perryville week in local notes
Fenwick born to the wife of Mr Will Barker on August 14 an 84 pound boy. Mr and Mrs Dolph Barrick and sister Miss Pearl Martin and brothers Messrs Otha Erskine and Fred Martin attended the Perryville fair Wednesday and Thursday. Cleo and Walter Robertson of Kirkland and Booker Noe of Springfield were guests of Mrs Myrtle Barker Friday night. Anna B Riley visited relatives at Springfield last week. Hattie Bowls guest of her sister Mrs Ethel Showmaker. Steve Begley at home of his parents Saturday and Sunday. Pansy of Louisville guest of Emma Adams of this place last week. Sam Oder of Mackville spent Wednesday night here. Wm Nally and family spent Sunday with K E Shermaker and family. Dick Hatchett spent last Sunday with Dolph Barrick. Ed Bowles and wife spent Sunday with U G Martin and family. Nannie Clark and Ula Holderman spent last week with Mrs Dolph Barrick and Miss Pearl Martin. Ezra Veatch of Louisville is guest of U G Martin and family. Mrs J W Rose and daughter Mary Glen and Miss Ollie Houchins of Harburg spent Sunday night and Monday with Mrs Rose's sister Mrs Nannie Fenwick of this place.
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Will Barker
Dolph Barrick
Pearl Martin
Otha, Erskine
Fred Martin
Perryville Fair
Cleo
Walter Robertson
Kirkland
Booker Noe
Springfield
Myrtle Barker
Anna B. Riley
Hattie Bowls
Ethel Showmaker
Steve Begley
Pansy
Louisville
Emma Adams
Sam Oder
Mackville
Wm. Nally
K. E. Shermaker
Dick Hatchett
Ed Bowles
U. G. Martin
Nannie Clark
Ula Holderman
Ezra Veatch
J. W. Rose
Mary, Glen
Ollie Houchins
Harburg
Keeps His Promises Shelby Sentinel Endorses Ben Johnson
The Shelby Sentinel lauds Hon. Ben Johnson after his election as party chairman, praising honesty and faithfulness to promises. It says Johnson stands firm in Nelson, Kentucky, predicting a large Democratic majority in Kentucky. An accompanying ad extols Bucks Arnica Salve for heals and abrasions, sold at Haydon & Robertson's for 25 cents.
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Shelby Sentinel
Ben Johnson
Ben
Old Nelson
Gibralter
Kentucky
Long Island Woman Dies After Hydrophobia Bite and Cremation Plan
Mrs. Jane G. Turnbull of Baldwin, age 52, dying from hydrophobia, arranged her affairs an hour before death and directed cremation. She asked her ashes be sent to Scotland to lie beside a Sunday school she attended as a child. A stray white cat bit her nose weeks earlier. doctors doubted seriousness at first, and her husband later killed the animal. Autoscillation and fear influenced her final hours.
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Brooklyn
Unst
Marsh
Ain't It Awful Mabel Bryan Taft Phonograph Debate
The Lebanon Enterprise critiques campaign talks by Taft and Bryan. It defends candor in using phonographs while noting Bryan faced earlier maligning by Republicans for recording speeches. It speculates Taft's acceptance speech suggests lengthy boiler sized records.
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Lebanon
Taft
Bryan
Mr. Taft
Cincinnati
Personal Notes From Shelbyville Area Social Scene
Shelbyville readers note a flurry of visits and travels among local families and friends. Names include Haydon Simms Spalding Russell Campbell McElroy and many others visiting Louisville Bardstown Lebanon and Bloomington with trips to Martinsville, Niagara Falls, Mackinac, and Tatham Springs.
Death of Mrs Trainer at Local Parish Church
Mrs Margaret Trainer an aged respected resident died yesterday. Funeral services were held this morning at the Catholic church. She was devout and well liked by all who knew her. She leaves several children whom the community consoles in their bereavement.
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Margaret Trainer
Mrs Chas E Smith endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills
Mrs Chas E Smith of West Franklin Maine praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as a painless laxative that works without fuss. They are sold at Haydon Robertson's drug store for 25c. The Springfield Sun notes a county fair at Fair Grounds on August 29 with admission 15c and 25c. It also mentions Electric Bitters touted by Mrs M M Davison of San Jose for headaches and liver troubles, sold at Haydon Robertson's for 50c.
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Mr. W. Stone
East Poland
Maine
Haydon & Robertson
Chas, E. Smith
West Franklin
Dr. Kings
Springfield
Washington County
M. M. Davison
Gifford Ave
San Jose
Cal
Mary Lee’s Letter Praises King’s New Discovery
Rural route resident Mary Lee writes that her husband James Lee narrowly escaped consumption due to Dr. King’s New Discovery. She credits the remedy with restoring his health, calling it the king of throat and lung remedies. Trial bottle advertised at Haydon & Robertson’s for 50c and 1.00 with guarantee.
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Zanesville
Mary Lee
James Lee
Dr. King
Haydon & Robertson’s
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Martin Hite
Union County
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Lexington
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Martinsville
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Griffin Springs
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Mt. Zion
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Norfolk
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Pleasureville
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J. R. Mahon
E. S. Mayes
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Pottsville
Lizzie Kinkead
Elizabethtown
Sue Knott
Charles Kinkead
Greenville, Miss
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E. M. Miller
Loretto
W. F. Trusty
I. H. Thurman
McIntire
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J. W. Riedel
F. E. Kuhn
Nashville, Tenn
Fannie Wall
Thos. Brown
Robt. Noe
Petoskey
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Harvey Key
Jensonton
W. A. Thompson
Hendersonville
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Tatham
Emily Hughes
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Versailles
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Montenegro
Riehm Music Co
Fourth Avenue
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