The Vanceburg Sun, 1910-12-29

YANCEBURG KY THURSDAY Vanceburg Normal As was stated in last week's issue there will be a Normal held in Vanceburg ' The Vanceburg Normal School will open February 27 1911 and continue 12 weeks closing May 19 1911 Mr JQ Adams and Miss Mabel Pollitt will be the instructors There has been a demand for a normal to be taught at the county seat and at present there is every indica indica-tion - tion indica-tion of a large class The Oprea House has been se secured - cured secured so that there will be am ample - ple ample accommodation for any de desiring - siring desiring to attend Board- can be obtained at reasonable 'rates and the river and railroad make it accessible to a great many students ' All the branches required ap applicants - plicants applicants for tet chera' examina examination - tion examination will be strongly taught The text books adopted by the State Board will be supplement supplemented - ed supplemented by the very best authorities in thr different subjects The school will endeavor to give in instruction - struction instruction second to none -N' In addition classes will be or organized - ganized organized in any of the higher branches for those desiriugthem This will be quite an inducement as it will' enable jte®chers now holding certi$cates'-to take any of the comitadn school branches needed- and by vta&hig higher subjects "to extend their work so that they may prepare for higher certificates There' will also be a closes for preparatory pupils This class will be paid special attention and drilled in subjects required in the examina examination - tion examination for common school diploma : a Mr Adams is one of the fore' most teachers in the county having had a great deal of ex experience - perience experience He holds a first class certificate of a high average and was a' student -last year at the Eastern Kentucky State Normal Miss Pollitt also holds one' of the best certificates in the connty and has been a student at the State University for two years Make your preparations now to attend this Normal and work toward that end - The tuition for the entire term of 12 weeks will be $10 for the Normal Department $750 for the Preparatory Deportment payable in advance Former information will glad gladly - ly gladly be furnished by applying to Mr JQ Adams Vanceburg Ky or Miss Mabel Pollitt Vance Vance-burg - burg Vance-burg Ky- Maysville Loose Leaf Tobacco Market Oar sales lust week amounted to 500455 pounds prices rang ranging - ing ranging from 3 to 22 eents Onr offerings were of much better quality than the week before Some of oqr best crop averages are as follows: $1381 $1330 $1456 $1257 $1350 $1157 $1859 f 1822 $1070 $1197 Onr market opened up on Tues Tuesday - day Tuesday of this week very strong the average on tlie market bring $1019 per hundred Our market closed for only one day daring the holidays namely December 26th Tax Notice The 1910 school tax receipts for the V anceburgOraded School District are now ready -' E T Bowmax Treasurer Mrs A 11 Dandridge of the Elizabeth Gamble' Deconess Home Cincinnati will represent our work in that institution on Sunday morning January 1st in the First M E Church All are invited to tie iiresent "v O G Kaoax Pastor What could make a better Christinas present than a sub subscription - scription subscription to The Sun and Weekly Enquirer both one year for only $1

RlS AWFUL CONFESSION Declare That Out of Revenge He StarteS the Fire That Ceet Live ef Feltcemen anS Five LaSSiee Is the Leather Neve Lees Philadelphia - -Jtihn Korn ran a Poll1 unenderrd to the poUce dot larta (hat he had art Are to th plant at the Frledlaadrr Leather Retnoaals Co and (hue atarted th hlea which reeulti-d la th klUlag of IS Draws and a po policeman - liceman policeman Th man who wae niehed to the city haS for an anamination eaid that ho had started th Hr la a iplrlt of mango Ho declared In brehm Fn lUh that ho had worked for David Pried lander untg a year mo when he wen dlachargad and three weeks ago he applied for another ob but wan iwfUned and that after much brooding over bln rebuff be made wp hie mind R t the factory on flro Ho alurk to hie tale when questioned by detective ' Inieniretera and wan locked uf '-r further examination CALVATION ARMY le Given Exclusive Right te the Nam In State ef New Verb Near York - Exclusive right to the lira of tbo numo "8 ilvwlon Army" 0 far as the elate of Near York la con concerned - cerned concerned wad given to the Salvctlou Army la the l-nltod Stxtca me or or-qanlzattoa - qanlzattoa or-qanlzattoa founded liy William nanth a 1H8U la a drrleUia hsndtd down la the atqieHale division of 'he supremo court By I he terms of this Judgment the Ameilcaa RxlvntUm Army le for for-bidden - bidden for-bidden to uee the name or to wenr unl unl-furma - furma unl-furma la nay wajr elmller to these ae-t by tbo other order This dertsloa fob a kmg legal controversy TWO BOYS MAIMED Poeeibly They Are Fatally Injured By Gun Aceldsnt Washington N C - Two of the lit tin one of Robt Hill this city were per per-hai - hai per-hai fatally ehot when a gun la th banda of their older brother wae acci accidentally - dentally accidentally discharged Young Hill waa unload Inq the shot shotgun - gun shotgun Tbo hammer in some manner was released and the shoulder of tbo younger of the two boys eras entirely shot away leaving the arm hanging by shreds of Saab Th load also truck the elder boy completely enver enver-big - big enver-big the band Just above tbo wrtat ex excepting - cepting excepting a few llgamenta FORTY MURDERERS And Twenty "Llfere" burned Loose By Alabama'e Governor Montgomery Ala - The door of Ala Ala-hama'a - hama'a Ala-hama'a prison were thrown open to more than 1IHI convicts pardoned and paroled by flov Comer for Christmas Among the number are S') life primm primmer! - er! primmer! and fully 40 convicts Imprisoned for murder Before the governor made hi an annual - nual annual trip through the pristine he re reread - read reread Byron's "Prisoner of Chllkm" and the thought of the hopelessness of prison eunflnnmeai so eloquently lold by the poet atrdiieh the governor forcibly Scott N Footer viaited liin aia ter at l'reblen O last week

! Lest Ye Forget If this notice is marked with a fncil your subscription expires 1 he first of th month The post post-office - office post-office ruling is very strict in re gard to collecting our subscrip subscriptions - tions subscriptions in advance and we ho that you will help us obey the law by remitting promptly but as we do not wish to drop yon from the list we will continue your paper until we hear from you to the contrary Jf for any reason you do not core to have Soar paper continued please ropus postal to that effect promptly W J Stamper left Monday to visit relatives in Chattanooga Miss A Ilia Ruark was the guest of Miss Patia Carr in Concord from Friday till Tuesday ' Mr and Mrs Peter Urandison end littledaughter returned Mon Monday - day Monday from a visit with friends in Portsmouth Dr JD Hendrickson and fain iv of Portsmouth are spending the holidays with his mother Mrs C 11 Bane - Mr and Mrs Wm Wobble and Master Raymond Collins of Ciur cinnqjti 'were the gneste of her her Mother Mrs ME Sanders from Saturday till Tuesday when they left to visit her sister Mrs tlhas Bertram at Firebrick LOOK -I HERE Two Bart of Shine-All r MMMtHHeee(MeM CS "Two Bare Sconring Fatnilj iiztftiew National Oats Heinz's Mince Meat in bulk New Evaporated Peaches Prunes and Apricots new Na Navy - vy Navy Bean New Gutter Beans New Hominy New Sorghum Molasses new Canned Goods of all kinds We can sell you a fancy Cal Cal-ifornia - ifornia Cal-ifornia Peach for 15c a canor or California Apricots for 15c a can Try our fancy Kerneled Corn Everything guaranteed at J- W Cox's Grocery OPERA HOUSE A Uj & ft

in aaking u to chans your addr alwaya ita old' address aa well a new This " ia Important ' Oa Copy - Five Ceata Royal is the only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar - 0YAL Absetutety Pure Highest in Leavening Efficiency BROKEN LEG Was tiik IIkmtt of a Fuhtv Foot Jimp Tuemlnj night about 9 o'clock Wirt Mrilraw iNiiiriinl afreiirht train at BupooT Vint a to ride t -VunreburR fl (orj rot to (11 the conductor where to let lijie off Wirt woe not o Mind bn0 what be could eee that tiirjr wen poNning Yancwburg withotit stopping to let him off inode a leap for Vanreburuc junt ae he waa midway of the VA & O bridge acrutm Holt Iirli He hod a ride through the air l f of 40 or 50 fret and miwle i lucky light by breaking one U-u below tliu kn and diriocatii ts the ankle of the other Wiit ears he won not drinking on bit " w" Come in and see tt e bargains we will offer you Saturday De&mbei 31 on Blufrand White Coffee Po s and Dish Pans N B Fnhrr C& Son Mim Imcj 1 Herbert and Fannie Tnmibo of JeffersonnKe I nd nluter and uiw of Mm If Hill are sjnwding the boli a in Vancebuig

Tobacco ' Market " -V ' - The Maysville tobacco market 7-was stronger yesterday than it has been for some time The offerings were generally good -V The 'average' price paid per v''hondred strbofchr-houeee -yesterday was flOfO 7 Acrbp "of Messrs Wallingford and Morgan brought an average of $1505 - Maysville Independent ' Decern -ber 28th

We have a few Ladies' $5X0 $700 and $1000 Hats left that we will close out at $2 DO each Also a few Chil Children's - dren's Children's Hats that we will sell at 50 ct$ each These goods are strictly up-to-date and of the latest models