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The Vanceburg Sun, 1915-03-18

The front page of 1915-03-18. 929 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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of Fifth and (Hover street? Portsmouth O Monday after noon at fire o'clock alter a short illness that followed u paralytic stroke Mrs Bugles suffered a paraly tio stroke a few weeke ago at her home here and wrae takeu to Portsmouth by her son Ralph to receive treatment She failed to respond to medical attention however and the end was in evitable 'j 'j-Mrs - Mrs 'j-Mrs Buggies was a pioueer resident of Lewis couuty Ky and was well known and respect respected - ed respected by our people Mrs Buggies was born at Sandy Springs Adams count' Ohio' iand was the widow of the late Socrates Buggies one of the most prominent men of Lewis county Ky who died twenty years ago ' When a young girl Mrs Bug Buggies - gies Buggies united with the Methodist church and has been a faithful member ever since ' She was ' a member of Bigelow church of Portsmouth Three children Arthur and Ralph of Portsmouth auft Mrs Clara Sweet of Newfoundland B C survive The latter was unable to attend the funeral One brother Thomas Collier of Garrison also survives Ralph Buggies is the cashier of the Harsha flour mills and is well re respected - spected respected by the many friends in that city t y'The body - liras brought to Vanceburg Wednesday morning Services were conducted in the : M E Church after which she was ' buried in the YaDcatorg ceaie- te'iLZLT i Notice Fruit Growers Sprayers Spraying material Nursery stock' fruit lands and fruit growers supplies B B Anderson Quincy - Ky Cox (8k Son's fecial ' For the next thirty days our special will be -- our f 1500 six foot five leg forty-two Inch top1 solid oak table for ouly' f 1250 Spray Your Fruit Lime - Suipher Arsenate of Lead and Pyrox for sale by Chas Hammond Farmers Save That Broken Casting and have it welded at the Vance burg Machine Shop Anything welded that melts

Postmaster F A Mitchell has tendered hi- resignation to tin Postoffice Department to take effect as noon as possible Mr Mitchell was compelled to take this step ou accouut of fading health ' He has been in- bad health for several weeks and be thinks the confinement is too much for him No olfic ever bad a better or more efficient Post Postmuster - muster Postmuster tban Mr Mitebell and he has set a high inai k for bis sue censor whoever lie ihay be 1 be Sun has a quiet tip that J I Chadwick is to be the lucky man and if it is true it will certainly j be a popular appoiutment as he ! is well qualified to fill the posi- ' tion is thoroughly hottest and j is popular with our people " Mrs M R Powers will be glad to have the ladiesof Vanceburg and vicinity attend her Spring Millinery Openingon Wednesday March 24th She will be pleased to show you all tiie latest styles Gome and bringyour friends Mrs Walter lang Wt Monday to' visit relatives at Coueord

You'll lie glad you came to see us and you will tell your friends about tnat Suit you bought here which pleased you so well and served you so long Our patrons are bnoatera for this store - that is what is build building - ing building out Clothing business up In Increasing - creasing Increasing our buying power and enabling us to give you belter value for you money each season So before you buy your new Suit or Overcoat couio here - look through our stock ae how -much Style and Value you get for little money Then you will realize why every customer is a Inwster

asMMiimsmiiiiimiuiiimiiimiiifmiuiiiiiiiiniiiiniiimiuuHuiuiMiiniuuumw anusnis am 1 880 Good Old Vanceburg 1915 : ' ' (Our Happy Home) - Warm homes make happy families Our COAL makes warm homes : T s f 1 ' When you buy Coal from ns1 you get1 a COAL that you do not have to wear yourself out working to get warm but you get a free slow burning Coal that is bound to give satisfaction "There is a great dif difference" - ference" difference" The coal we sell guaranteed to you

Mdlincry Opening Mrs M IV Powers extends a Ciiniiul itivittHin to the ladies 4 VanreBun: ami vicinity to at attend - tend attend her Mdhnery Ojwidiig on WaliKHsliiy Munh 21th whb sli wit) have un display a full line of nil the late etyhm la Spring Millinery Protracted Meeting Continue The protracted meeting al the ChrUliap Church runthiues with much interet and a targe number of addition to the church We will publish a full report next week n

Spring Opening Sprlsg Opening I Adie Suits Gnats and Dresses at i W Stamper's Saturday March 27 Mr Isr ill ! lure with a full line lor one day only Pat) owl make your selectin'! s title he a here St Patrick's Social Friday Night There will be a St PatriiVe socud and oliMnsliionid selling lies at the City School Building Friday night - Refreshments Admission 10c Benefit schkd

'SPECIAL NOTICE i i ' D AUBED Wire and "' Nail are advancing Indication era that they - will go considerable high -er There has just been another advance of 10c per 100 A long as our stock on hand last our price will remain the same Bet ter come in now and huy your ' needs before our present stock is gone N B FISHER & SON Vanceburg Ky

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