Who is recognized as one of the
best students in the classand finish-
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other memoes. He will go to
Louisville Medical College and take
a course.
Thesrcneral average, and class I
standing of the graduates is as f0, - !
lows:
Shnior Yijar. Fur.L Coursk.
Lee Chestnut 95 95
Ernest Ewers 96 93
mirciette houk 94
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win. 92 92
Jas. Pennington 93 92
Anna Thompson 95 94
PRIZE WINNERS.
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Ciias. Scott.
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Flojd Miller, Robert H. Miller,
Chas Scott, Anna Thompson, Waiter
Miller, Jennie Davis.
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Lee Chestnut.
Latin Study.
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Who won the prize, which was a
gold medal, for having made the
best general overage in Latin for
the year. Young Mr. Houk will
probably either go to Central
Danville, this fall, or to
Louisville to take a business course.
- CONTINUUD ON 2ND. PAGE.
, WABD
Mrs. Matilda Cummins is very
ill.
J. M. Norton is at Jellico pealing
bark.
Tom Moore and Willie Wallen
were in Pulaski Sunday.
M. C. Sowder returned from
Wooldridge, Tenn. Sunday.
T. T. Hayes has been very sick
but slightly improved at this lime.
'B II. Cummins, who has been
sick for some time continues to grow
worse.
jRev. Smith filled his regulor
appointment at Freedom church
.Sunday.
1. U. Walle" will iro on the road
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ilgttll HWAl IUI l.. v.). itltllllll.
.His sister, Miss Sarah, will have
charge of the store during his
alTsence.
