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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 3C3ies8 i yiiPlwyy Connected vlyyyi xilK tkic CltMFLUTT d rTiymiuJirl J igJiy J r aysvi fficc f J Ml job A ft A printing nepaftment cr dverlicihg r I R EiiiN jyTcdfutn J Specially mail ot Fine Crade of Printing THIS PAPER STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL LONGTIME CONTRACTS MADB ON AP- PLICATION TO THIS OFIICE th 1 t t t Bf lln t n w j t wj x Efyj 33ee i TH1RDYEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY t arcrtisenitnt OCTOBER 6 1892 particular tlmo ho was engaged In n caso of some considerable Importance In an adjoining town On account of the nearness of the place it was Mr Duponts custom to drive his own horse back and forth and to spend his nights the bride but at length much to his relief the I do was said by each nnd tho justice finished with tho I pronounce you man and wife But all was not yet over No sooner had the words left his lip than one of the beings before hlra threw aside Its ghostly robe and there In a beautiful wedding gown stood his daughter Margaret Mr Dupont started to speak but he only gasped for around him stood the other ghosts they too had thrown aside their robes ond stood revealed Could he believe his eyes Yes there was no mistake he had married his daughter to Charles Foster In the presence of his wife his son nnd three fomlly friends and the Justice knew enough of law to realize that tho ceremony was binding The black curtains too were torn down nnd there they all stood in hit oun parlor There was no help for It consequent- ¬ ly Mr Dupont submitted and somoway all his friends thought that ho was very glad that tho joko was played upon him at any rate In later days as ho trotted I1I1 grandchildren on his knees ho never tired ot telling over and over again Into their wondering cars tho tale of tho specter wedding Frank D Hlodgett In Am herst Literary Monthly ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j- NO 42 The Devils Hut so called is n can yon on small scale It Is a scam in the rocks not over ten foot wldo nt Its widest part thirty feet deep and a quarter of n mile long Joo and Sam loo od down Into the Devils Rut nnd could see tho wildcat lying thcro dead To climb down tho side of tho opening was an Impovslblllty nnd It looked ns If tho hunt was to bo a fruitless ono nftcr all Were dished snld Sam an Im n heap worse off than notliln fer all Ml git nowll be paps lleklnl But Sam w us too much of n pessimist Joo wns optimistic If ho hadnt Wen I ho would fi t tho wildcats boun ty and Its sltln perhaps but both ho and Sam would have returned homo with moro skin of their ow n than they did to say nothing of clothes It Is a great plnco for wild gropes around and about the Devils Rut Tha vines extend from tree to tree some of them In continuous stretch for fifty fcot or moro It took Joe Crano no longer than two minutes to think out a plan for securing tho wildcat and oil thatjt jmrdled IIo traced out a vino tliaf had thrown Itself throtighth trees for fifteen or twenty yards from Its parent cane IIo climbed the trees in succession cutting tho vine loose from tho branch vines and tendrils that held It and at last had It tree a long strong natural rope fully fifty feet In length Tho two boys tested Its strength by both putting tholr weight on it nt onco and hanging from it It held stanch and safa to Its native tree Joo lowered tho vino to tho bottom of tho Devils Rut and wont down Into tho ravine hand over hand upon It Ills Intention was to fasten the wildcats carcass to tho vino and haul it up But while Sam was waiting tot the signal to pull awny ho heard Joo shout ing something else 11 ¬ ¬ ¬ tSIjurclj Directory a TWISTfcU TALE Half -- Rale Excursions tl m 50 3 TEHMSl SUBSCHIPtlOK Prr Year in advance Sl Months rhree Menlln 0 ARKANSAS AND TEXASovia Tim - rANStFNT Special Notices five rents per line cieli In settion Local Notices Drevler tnn Willi local read ing inatiir fltie tn ccnia per line Mcli Inser linn Rales lijr the quarter or year furnished on application to thlsotlice OattuAairtsol resolutions ottespeet lew than twelve lines Inserted free Jrfllno or fraction llieicof over twelve lines will be charged ti cents a -- Club Rales furnished for mot paper ml periodicals AnvrTirirnT THE COTTON AUGUST BEL ROUTE f lCTOBEB 26lh r SEPTEMBER Ticket Good 20 this talo Is truo CATHOLIC CHURCH OP THK IMMACULATE There lived no Individual who Del It red bU Intellect held mora CONCEPTION Than other monji did ten tlmps oer First mats 8 00 a mj second mast and termon Ho hud most everything downpat 00 a m Rotary Instruction and benediction at Enlightened to folks en thla and that jo p In every Sunday A M Coenan pastor And pointers gavo to great and trailL Thla man who used to know It alL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Services regularly held morning and evening He told the how io till every Sunday in each month Prayer meeting Their fields farmersbins to overfill their Thursday nig 111 Ho told the merchants how to sell Their goods that thoy tholr galna ralgal awtlll MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Ho tol the writers what to write Services second Saturday evening and Sunday If they tbo pcoplo delight each month Prayer meeting Monday night J Prosperity to themwould fall would S Cheek pastor Who heeded him who kndw ItadL Onco on a time Dl Bee Publishing Go PusLisnras C J THE COTTON BELT ROUTE ISTIIIOrJI V LINE I ROM MEMPHIS Willi Through Car Service to Texas Grating an J Ami travcrsii the Ilneil Fannin Ijinds passes through the ami Timber tho most Progressive Towns and Cities in the Iaatr FreVI O V Waunii tCalilr r mHnttuMKm sseB3irnouTHwEjKrA 3foplino County COTTON 4 All linen connect with and have tickets ori sile via the BELT ROUTE Madisonviiu Ky Ask our nearest Ticket Agent for maps lime tables etc autl write to any of the following for all Information ou mar desire concerning atrip to the Great Southwest S G WARNER HATCH S ft Tkl Dill 1att Agent tl Pa Memphis Agt Tenn Louisville Kr II 11 SUTTON W G ADsMS 1 Trav Paat Agl ss Agt Trav Chattanooga Tenn Nashville I enn I W IAlllAUMB W II lOIlRIGE Genl IassrandTkt Agt Genl Managrr SI LOUIS MO E S Capital Slock - - 550000 llsar OR i M D S llAtta SON M O E S BAKER Transacts a Rrnrral Kinking business and invites llie account of Ihr citizens nf Hopkins ami adjoining counties Much of his precious time was tpeot Servlcet first Sunday each month Sunday In howling at the gotcrnmonL school at 1 00 p m Rev y S Cos pallor And lrorldcnoo hed often rake Tor making sornu great big mlttake ZION A M E CHURCH Thcro wasnt on thin but what Service every Sunday morning at 11 oclock Ho thought ho knew It to a dot and evening at 7 oclock Sunday tchool at 930 And wisdom wnltcJ at tbo call a m W W Dawtey pastor Of htm who used to know It alL MT ZION IUPTIST CHURCH tlut itranjo as It may seem to you Servlcet Sabbath at it a m and 7 p m Sun TIS no moro strange than It la true day tchool at 9 30 a m W V Potter pastor This man nocr did a single deed To prove to other folks that hod The brains whereby ho could Invent nTaMJoiipUlt A plan to mako a slnglo couL - lin Good lock It seemed wouldVnot befell rX wtvtr ThWrsan who uaodto know It alt Presetting every first and third bandar morning and evenina br 1 n Complon Praver meeting One day ho saw this knowing fool Wednesday evening Sunday school every Sun- - A farmer try to lead a mule nay morning at 9 ij The mulo waa stubborn llko and alow And Anally refuted to go CHRISTIAN CHURCH And as tho farmer pulled and awore Preaching every second and fourth Lords day The mulo hung backward alt tha more Prayer morning and evening by Elder Pall any good to maul It meeting on Wednesday evening Sunday school Thowont do said ho who knew It all brute every Sunday morning at 9 I J flut Ive a Utile plan you belt M E CHURCH SOUTH To mako that mule get up und got I Preaching eveay first and fourth Lords day Ill neither beat uor Uotf nor flail morning and evening by J T Cherry Praoer Tho beast Ill simply twiit bis tall I meeting Thursday evening Sundey scliool every Tbo farmer aald It will not do Sunday morning at 900 oclock Tbo wlso man aald bo gurajed he knew lllffl Iiaugll Tho funeral was amall TRESOYTERIAN CHURCH CUMBERLAND Of htm who used to know It alt Preaching every first and third Lords day morning and evening by P A Lon Praver Thcro may not bo a moral hero meeting Wednesday evening Sunday school at Hut yet this thought Is pretty clear 91 a m Were very vtry very wise Uut yet somo day to our surprise PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH We may bumpupngilnst aacf Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9 15 And get our domo of wisdom cracked Pleaching every third Sunday afternoon at 4 oclock by J S Coi of the M E church Twcre well to now and thin recall The talo of him who know it alL Nixon Waterman In Chicago Tlmca M E CHURCH iliiturTisTJcHUaLtvCi i oge Directory lias the finest anil mixl secure ault in this section ot Kentucky II JKKNAUAN Vice President anil General Manager V Oculists niiid Opticians MADISONVILLE KY THE EQUITABLE LIKE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THK UNITED STATUS OVER WTURNER LODGE No 348 V M Stated meetings the first and TWA third Saturdays In each month at To p m Transient brethren cordlallv invited Familiar Tolocrraph Talk Xa It HiMarC IlouaLAND V M toaitend Looks In Typo Chas Cowill Secrctsry St 1IERNARD LODGE No J40 1 jlMBlfe OO P Meets everyTuesday night Many Abbreviations and What They at 7 to p m Visiting brethren cor Mean Hove an Operator Judges of a VwrTv dlally invited tn attend II WYATT N G Fellow Laborera Temperament and C II IIvkt Secretarr Neutluieiitt Siiuin Short Stories HOFFMAN LODGE No J07 1 O G T Reg tilar meeting of members every Wednetday even There nrc pairs of men who hare Visiting friends especially in Ing at 7 10 oclock been in dally communication with ivvcli Mas j E Dar C T vlted to attend other over the samu telegraph wire for C II Hunt Secretary x5r fT A K A THE WIRE jKK 7 VICTORIA LODGE No 84 KNIGHTS OF Tront all Diseases of the Kye rcrform Monday night In the Operations Insert Artificial Eyes lite PYTHIAS meets every Masonic building All members of the order are cordially invited to attend Ees Carefully Testeil and the llest Quality lassie PiiiLLtrs C C Thjs Hamis K o f R and S of Gold Sihcr and Steel Dint Glass and 1 JANUARY i 1S92 ASSETS 36 19S5183S Liabilits4pc 109905537S2 1 UREPEBIILK SPECTACLES SUPPLIED Wo have one of the 1inest Test Cases in America and can Overcome any Difficulty of the Eye that can bo HOPKINS LODGE No 61 A O U W meets every Thursday evening at 7 jo oclock p in Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend N W HUFF W M T G Tatar Recorder SURPLUS New Business written in t8gi 2629298056 S233 1 1 21Tusical Organizations J i33 CORRECTED WITH GLASSES Meetings All musicians are invited to attend Dam M Evam begin at 8 oclock Manager of Hand and Hall TrTlEST 11ERNARD CORNET HAND meets at the Masonic Hall everyTuesday and Friday night Assurance in force 80489057 lL H PAGEt Official Directory Sute Governor John Young Drown Lleulenant Gavernor Mitchell C Alford Secretary of State John W Headley Assistant Secretary of State Edward O Leigh Privato Secretary to Governor Arch D Drown Attorney General W J Hendricks Auditor L C Noaman Treasurer US Hale Superintendent of Public Instruction Ed Por ¬ ter Thsmpson Register Land Office Green It Swango Henry P Duncan Insurance Commissioner Deputy Commissioner W T Havens Adjutant General A J Gross Assistant Adjutant General P D Richardson Supt Arsenal Capt David OConnell Inspector Public Trusts W J Macey Commissioner of Agriculture Nlch McDowell Court of Appeals Chief Justice W II Holt Judges W S Pryor Caswell Dennett W II Holt J II Lewis Clerk A Addtms Superior Court Presiding Judge Jot Harbour Judges W II Yost Jr Jos llarbour J 11 ltrcnl Librarian Mrs Mary Drown Day Public Printer and Hinder E Polk Johnson Stale Geologist John R Proctor Inspector of Mines C J Norwood Railroad Commission I A Spalding W II Fleming G M Adams Its latest form of Policy is UNRESTRICTED after one car INCONTKST1HLE ater two cars Contractor and Builder Madisonville Kentucky non iokiKITaulk after Ihrcetjcars and payable WITHOUT DIUAY Write for ralet and results giving age Good Work Guaranteed PAUL M MOORE Acknt IJAULINCTON romnirnccd lluiinou in 1867 KY Write for Terms XV JOHN E MORTON DENTIST MADISONVILLE I HManlre years nnd who have never seen each other Each Is well acquainted with the others temperament his moods his disposition and his sentiments Tele graph Instruments und telegraph wires stolid looking and tiro unfeeling things Yet through them a man Is uulo to convey emotions of sorrow or joy almost as plainly as they may be expressed facially Tho fact it perfect ¬ ly palpable to tho man at one end of tho wire while he Is receiving dU patchos that tho man who Is sending them Is ill or well or though the sender mar make use of no terms of friendliness or of awear words - tl at he is In good temper or bad In their conversation telegrapher use a system of abbreviations which enables them to say considerable moro In a certain period of timo than they otherwise could It Is not quite as compact as the Phillips code but an sttcrs their requirements very well Their morning greeting to a friend In distant city Is usually g in and tho farewell In the evening g n tho let ¬ ters ot court0 standing for good morn lug and good night Tho salutation may bo accompanied by an Inquiry by one us to the health ot tho other which llw rut would bo oxprosed thus And tho answer would be mng Im pty wl hw r u or Im nt ITg vy vl fraid Ive gt t malaria Ily tho time theso courtesies havo taken place some early messages havo cotuc from tho receiving department or from somo other wire nnd tho man be fore whom thoy aro placed says Wl KENTUCKY Jew - BANKER Madisonvuie Ky Office OPERA HOUSE 11LOCK Attention alto given to repairing clocks clr jr tewing machines etc County of Circuit Court John R Grace D Garnett ommonweallhs Attorney Circuit Court Clerk John Christy Judge of County Cour- t- J P Dempsey County Attorney C J Waddlll County Clerk W II Arnold bherlu R C Tapp Daniel Drown uperlntendent of School J J Glenn Coroner L D 11 Rodgen UAGISTBATr W H HOFFMAN PMMVlllalalElEV Transits a General UankinR Husincss Special attention Riven to collections T Thos D Walker Alias Old Joker wlili acomplele ttock ol KY MADISONVILLE Office on Main tlrcel opposite North Door of Court House J J X H 1ST T 1 ST Curtail District L P Dallcy E C Almon Court House District D Stodghlll T R Card well Hanson District J W Simons 1 W Jones Nebo District II F Porter A J Key Charleston Disrrict JCLovell J R Franklin Dalton District John Fitislmons E C Kirk wood Ashbysburg District J II Danson W L Davis Kitchen District II F Dourland Jas Priest St Charles Distrlct R J Salmon J II Fox 5gs It ttlll Inthe lead THOS WIIITFORD - L and N RAILROAD THE GREAT tf AND asiins- Brick layer and Stone mason EARLINGTON KENTUOKY THROUGH TRUNK LINE between the cities of Tinware Repairing and Roofing a Specialty Old Joker has marked his goods so low That everything is bound to go All orders receive prompt attention satisfactory work guaranteed Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Evansviile St Louis And the cities ot MADISONVILLE Steam Laundry and Dye Works W K PRATT Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans Proprietor A7Vitbiovjt AND Cl-iex-x- es V BtaHlnRtoiii L The only Laundry In the county and none better -- In the Stale First class work done at very reasonable prices SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE TKoriTs Small A positive guarantee Low Cash Sales and From St Louis Evansviile Agenlt wanted iu every cily town and hamlet In Hopkins and adjoining counties Address Insures the patronage of all ami Henderson to the 1 Proprietor PRATT WALTER Madisonville Ky - SPEED UNRIVALED - Jy- SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH ALA UELLH JARDINIERE M THROUGH COACHES From above cities to Nashville and Chattanooga making direct connection ¬ ¬ PKITSCH FASHIONABLE Carpenter Contractor Builder TTTTFlTTTMEHCHANT t UJ- - I - J T I I T T T TAIUOn - TOATENTS I JL V Will take contracts for Dulldlng and Repairing and will furnish all material for tame ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed Shop in the Old Catholic Church WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS and IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS jii Upper 1lrtt St Evantvllle Ind He earnettlv tollcltt the patronage of lilt Hop kins county friends Q team Engines v JT 33 MOONBY Caveats and Ke ltsuct secured Trade Marks registered and all other patent in the Patent Office and before the Court cautet promptly and carefully protecuted Upon receipt of model or tketcb of invention I make careful examination and advise as to patenta ¬ bility free of charge Main oiheet directly across fromthe Patent Office and attention is especially called to my per ¬ fect and loug established facilities or making prompt preliminary searches for the most vigor ¬ ous and tuccettful prosecution of applications for patent and for attending to all business entrutted to my care in the shortest possible time Reject ed cases a specialty FEES MO DERATE and exclusive attention llook of Information given to patent business and advice and special references tent without charge upon receipt Solicitor and Attorney and Patent Causes Washington D C Opposite U S Patent Otfir For Atlanta Savannah Macon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA Connections are made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars EMIGRANTS Seeking homes on the line of this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company for rates routes c or write to C P Atmore G P T A Louisville Kentucky J Portable and Stationary Gas Englnti and Eliotori Dealer In md hand Milling Machinery Evantvllle Indians 20a Lower First St Slindird Bsllirt J R LITTLE Menlicnlblspaper hrs a fu gol darn ts cturlastiu grind I And tho other man wish I ws rich mln No rest for wicked says pen tho last words indicating that ho wants the sender to wait a minute while he tidjitsts and tests his Kn Ijihiiitly he elicits out g n mean ing Jo itlieud and tho days work has bcrun Oporatois laugh over the wire or ruther they convey the fact that they aro amused They do this by telegraph ¬ ing ha hal Very great umusement is Indicated by sending ha slowly and repeating it several times and u smile is expressed by sending ha once it perhaps twice Transmitting It slowly and repeating It tolls tho perpetrator nf tho joke at the other end of tho wire that tho listener U leaning back In his chnlr and laughing long and hoartlly When tho feeling between two opera tons In two Illlrh liihtcud if being that of gentle nuVctiun it that of strong dislike the fact can bo modo just na apparent ts though they were within d few foci ot each other No pursondl collision can occur of courao This Is Hut n man Iuu ono of tho drawbacks cull names und make threats over u wiro with almost tho sumo fuclltyu Ono ot tho favorite liy wotd of mouth resorts when two oporutors are quart ruling is that kuown as lighting cir- ¬ Not much Is accomplished by cuit this however for when two operators strive at tho same time to call names over t wiro neither can succeed Telegraphers havo an old story about fighting circuit Jumes Austin who Is located on Ncwpuper row who is a by birth brought tha Cauudiun story to this city ono of the lielng In story operators tho located at Toronto and tho other at IlutTulo After a successful exchauge of uncomplimentary remarks they lie gan to light for tho circuit that Is they both tried to send epithets over tho wire at ouce Thoy fought tor somo time Neither would yield Tho man at Toronto who was old and astute saw that tho man at lluffalo was young and stubliorn and was iu for an all The Toronto man night struggle looked around for a proxy IIu found it in tho clock wire which was a wire uttached to tho clocks pendulum the bwitylng ot which acted to open and ulosu tho circuit Ho couuectcd thu llulTulo wiro with tho clock wiro nnd went homu to bed leaving tho IlutTulo man vulorously battling with tho of tho clock Tho story concludes with tho veracious statement that when tho Toronto man reached tho otilco tho next morning he heard tho IlutTulo man still fighting the clock and that when tho former disconnected tho clock wiro and closed the circuit tho I latter fcnupped out triumphantly downed you at last did IT Fighting circuit is probably the most annoying occupation there U The ¬ Ono night on account of an unusual press of business he was obliged to re main beyond his ordinary time of leaving and otter the work was completed he yleldod to the urgent invitation ot his client to chat for a few moments As cessful struggle to say something mean they puffed away at the choice Havonos man in Albany whom ho hated nnd they began to tell each other of various who at tho sumo time was trying to say exciting adventures and wonderful exsomething mean to him suddenly periences Time slipped away so rapidaretie from his chair and darted from ly that It was after ten oclock before tbVpperating room la Now York city Mr Dupont suddenly remembered that aa ran uown me stairs into tlio street a seven mile drive lay between him and crehegazod wildly around look- - his home Hastily bidding his friend for somo object on which to vent good by he started for tho hotel stablo rwger Near him a peaceable mild- - to Ret his horse Ing gentleman was havintr his The weather had changed while the iU polished Tho unhappy operator two gentlemen had been chatting and held at him struck him In the face now the ominous stillness and tho d snouted Blank blank you youre cloudy sky admonished Mr Dupont wayseettlnir your boots blelML that it he wished to get homo before But tbo wa in the old days c the ralQiMgan tqfall he must hasten NbfBlay however have differ Hastily throwing a quarter to the ences arising over a wiro bcon with sleepy hostler ho sprang into his bug out a Woodless termination It has gy and set out on his homeward way been the case on a number of oc The road homo was a lonely ono casions that tho insultee has boarded n houses were few and far between and n train for the town of tho Insulter nnd few miles out of Marlburg some lonely upon tho Insulter being pointed out to woods lined tho road on either side and him tho two hove como together in nn adjoining the woods was a graveyard affray Hut such Instances aro excep- As Mr Dupont drove on into the dark- ¬ tions Even though a man may board u ness he began to become nervous the train full of thought of vengeance It U weird stories that he had just been likely to ooze out after a fow hours hearing kept flashing through his mind ride and tho vliit Instead of being san a great many wrong deeds of his life guinary may bo one of harmonlotti camo before him magnified by tho pcaeo nnd good feeling It moy bo darkness and solitude and among other stated positively that no quarrel be things ho began to wonder If ho was gun over a telegraph wire has ever doing just right in refusing his consent to his daughters marriage In this resulted fatally They tell 11 goal story up at the big frame of mind ho approached the Western Union office on Fifteenth woods Involuntarily he tried to quickstreet One of tho night men was send en his horses pace but the dark ing press tit Richmond The operator ness and the low murmurlngs of ut tlio titer place sold thunder seemed to have affected tho What the matter You come so horse too and the sagacious brute hcuvy eunt udjust enough tried constantly to slacken his pace Is that so responded tho oper- ¬ How lonely It seemed there no houses ator nt thu Washington end Walt a no living being nothing but the dead second Suddenly in the graveyard beyond Then camo a pause the horse stopped and snorted Mr Hows that asked tho Washington Dupont saw two white figures suddenly man dart into tho road ono stood beside his Thots spl ndld repllod tho Rich horse and the other beckoned him to mond operator What did you do descend from his wagon Ills hair I took off my cuffs came bock the roso and his tonguo seemed glued to reply from tho Washington man ond his mouth The silence was terrible evon tho relay and soundor exchanged If those white beings would only speak smiles Washington Star but no sound came from them At last in desperation he stammered out IF I WERE FAIR Who are you and what do you mean by stopping me here In this way If 1 wcro fair I If 1 hal Uulo hands and slender rod Wo are spirits of the departed dead If to my checks tho color rich and awoot a sepulchral volcti replied and wo Camo at a word and faded at a frown havo need of your services descend If I had clinging curls of burnlsbd bnArn from your vehicle do ns wo bid you If I had dreamy eyes aglow with smiles And graceful limbs and pritty girlish wiles and on tho word of a ghost you shall If I were fair Love would not turn aside not bo harmed Lifes pah ao narrow would bo broad and Tho terrified lawyer descended and Jrtde stood by the spcakors side while tho in were fair other ghost tied his horse to a treo and If I were fair joined them Perhaps like other maidens I might hold Yield yourself entirely to us and A true hearts store of tried and tested gold Love waits on Ucauty though sweet Lovo you shall bo safe said tho spokesman alone You must needs walk far and must might well atono It seems to me for ought UutUoaulya charm tar strong and Lova obeys allow us to blindfold your eyes In order that you may not discover boforo your Tho mystle witchery of her ahy ways time tho way to the land of the shade If I were fair my years would seem so few Ltfo would unfold awect pictures to my view No more words must bo spoken Itlwerefalrl Obey If I were fair Mr Dupont was so terrified that ho Perhaps tho baby with a scream of Joy could not speak and in silence allowed To claap my neck would throw away Its toy a cloth to bo bound over his eyes then And btae Its dimples In my shining hair escorted by his ghostly companions he Ilewllderd by the maxe of glory there I began to walk It seemed to him that Hut now Ol shadow of a joung girls face Unrolord lips that Ialng cold fingers traco ho would never bo allowed to stop You will not blamo tbo child whoao wee hanoa seconds seemed ages every attempt of close his to speak was checked by Impudent Kot on the blighted bud but on the roso groans of his guides At last utter So rich and fair walking half around tho earth as it If I were fair seemed to him ho realized that ho was O Just a little fair with some soft touch being piloted up some steps and by the About my face to glorify It much If no one shunnd my presence or my kiss feeling of warmth ho know that ho had My heart would almost break beneath Its bliss left the open air Tls said each pilgrim ahall attain his goal Tho justtfco of tho peace may be And perfect light shall flood each blinded soul seated said the ghost who had done When days flush merged Into sunsets burs And night Is here And then beyond tbo stars all the talking I shall be falrl Mr Dupont sat down and tho cloth Edith Kutior In London Spectator was quickly removed from his eyes re- ¬ vealing to his astonished gazu thu tu THE SPECTER WEDDING terlor of a room dimly lighted by wax candles Every sido was hung with black curtains and on four Sufllclout Coro A Curious But All stools facing hlra sat four white mony robed specters whllo bcsldu hhu titood another dressed like his companions Mr Martin Dupont was a justlco of licforo ho had timo to more than won tho peace In tho little town of Marl der at his strange surroundings tho burg IIo had been elected to office spokesman began at the close of the war ot 1813 and had Mr Dupont wo have a solemn duty acted in his present capacity for nearly for you to perform You are a justice nine years Men of Mr Duponts typu of the peace in tho world ot the living were very common in those days und and a man dear to us on account of eveu now one docs not havo to search your noblo life therefore are you here far to find ono of theso self complacent We have in these abodes of the dead pompous gentlemen who delight in two young shades recently como from winning admiration from their asso the other world Each of theso died of elates who always havo at their a broken heart because- a stern parent tongues end a great many stories In forbade them to marry What do you which they play the leading part but think sir of such a parent as that who are nevertheless very superstiMr Dupont wiggled about uneasily tious so much so Indeed that a glimpse in his chair and at last said I think of the moon over the left shoulder or a good shade It was very wrong of him howling dog has power to make them Wo knew you would resumed the melancholy for a week ghost because you aro a kind man Having failed to secure for himself and ono who loves his children Now as large a share ot this worlds goods do wo understand you to say that if the as ho had wished Mr Dupont was fully poor girl had been your child It would resolved that his two children Henry never havo happened and Margaret should not bo lacking In replied the Surely It novcr would wealth As for his son he very wisely frightened Mr Dupont concluded that a good education added not misjudged you then We to his natural abilities would secure replied haveshade while tho other four tho for him a place in tho world and al ghosts nodded approvingly Wo have ready Henry was showing tho wisdom summoned you in order that you muy of the plan and by his rapid advuuec In wedlock so that in this ment In business was more than ful- ¬ unite them they may be happy Such w orld ut least filling his fathers expectations It hail a marriage as this Is not common among always been Mr Duponts destro that us so we brought you here a good jushis daughter should marry some rich tice of tho peace rather than 11 minis ¬ man but Murgarct had fallen in love ter who might hove been shocked at very foolishly according to her fathers theso proceedings You con ratirry Idea with the principal of tho Marl them Just as well as a clergyman Now burg high school sir will you oblige us by marrying Charles Foster had several times theso two shades If you will consent pleaded his suit io vain before Mr you may depart at once to your home Dupont There was no fuult In the Will you young man Mr D rather grudgingly Marry the two shades Of courso ho admitted except that oil ho had to de ¬ would onythlng to get away from this pend upon was hit salary but still uo terrible spot And so without the pre- ¬ man should prcsumo to becomo his caution of stipulating his fee he stamwho had not money enough to mered out support his daughter In better style Oh yes surely anything you wish than that in which she was then living No sooner had he given hla consent IIo liked the school teacher very well than one of the black curtains was as a friend but as a that drawn aside and two other beings In was quite another matter white entered and stood before him Nevertheless Charles and Margaret Tho other shades rose and Mr Dupont not despair of their cause although not wishing to be the only one to keep did Mr Dupont was seemingly Immovable his scat rose too The good justice had The thought of an elopement was ban ¬ never married shades he did not know dishonor- ¬ quite how to proceed ished by them both as being They looked ex ¬ able and as no other plan aecmed actly alike he did not know which was practicable they very wisely resolved the brldo and which tho groom Vo to Waft until some kind fato should wished he were well out ot It and thu come to their aid This then was tha ouly way to gain his wish was to pro¬ condition ot affairs when our story be ceed quickly with tho ceremony and gins so he began at once Some way ho Mr Duponts duties a Justice ot tho managed to get through although ho peace did not confine lib luw practlco could not have told afterward how it to Marlburg but very frequently he was done Ho turned to tho brldo wan called away to attend various law- ¬ when ho said Do you take this w our 11 suits In neighboring towns ami ham- to bo your wedded wife and to hi lets and It so happened that at this Kroop when bo should have addressed ¬ ¬ ¬ very jmpotency tho very futility of it is maddening Hero is a niau who has offered a grievous Insult Yet the In sultee cannot get at tho tnsultcrtoklck him They may be separated by thou ¬ sands of miles The practice of calling hard names is not Infrequent possibly Fighting circuit has for that reason several times driven men to the verge of freniy There is on record In tho rehires of the Western Union ofllce In NsjVr York tha tale of an cxoltablo operator who after a long and unsuc at home toi ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ 4l ¬ HIS Im In love an 1 REASON ¬ you nilc why old fellow Uy Jove man but bow vun I tell Unless It may bo Is licr beautiful eyes That aro starry and tender llko well Llko tho pure eyes of angels la pictures Uut no now I think H her mouth With lips Just llko curled crimson rose leaves Warm und sweet with tho breath of tho south Then her hair uhl bcr hair In tho sunshtno Its llko copper and gold In Its sheen And she braids It In somo way thats perfect And It crowns her small hcud llko u queen ¬ ¬ Pcrhips Its her chic way ot dressing ¬ ¬ SI10 Is always so faultlessly sweet From tho irown of her low Paris turban Tb U10 small varnished shoes on her foot 1 1 Thcro was nctcr another dressed llko her Nor carried hirsjlf with such grace Nor Lmllod In oj winsome u manner Willi su hnrohn S4 und Jiy In her faoo You are laughing OM como now old fellow Youro a celibate heartless and wtso So was I yet a small thing may chango you Jtut oco look Into somo w omans eyes Mario Jourcau In Hrooklyn Life Hello Sam Joes voice como up Drop down hero with from tho Rut tho gunsl Thas a hole full o moro PLANTIN TATERS Cor- ¬ A Job Which Bam Pomoroy dially Batod How Jon Crano Showed Him a 1leaaaut Way to Get Rid or It llut Then llayln and Ilarveetln Are to Come Whon I was fishing down on Barley Doc Barnes came In ono day and said ho had just been up to Farmer run Hen sortie stitches In Bens boy Sam nnd Jims boy Joe Tho circumstances that led tu his call up In that neighborhood nc near ns I could get It from authentic sourecs were substantially as follows Fourteen-year-olSam Pomoroy was Industriously planting potatoes In a back field on his fathers farm that forenoon when thlrtcen-ycar-ol- d Jpo Crane camo along Plantln taters Sam said Joe Sam said ho was What do you git fer doln It asked d Poracroys nnd Jim Cranes taking J 00 Sam couldnt drop down with tho guns so ho tied them to a long grape ¬ vine ond lowered them to tho bottom Then ho droppod himself down Joes grapevine and joined Joo In tho Rut Look injoudcr said Joe pointing to n big hoKi in tho rocks Sam looked and saw four balls ot fire oil lit a row Each pair o them balls o Arc sold Joo Is two dollars for bounty an two dollars fer hide Thats tootcms four Is eight and this feller layln ovor hero is tootcms two Is four makln twelve cordin to Duboll You toko tho two balls on tho nigh side Sam an Ill take tho two on tha off side When I say three lot her blml It seemed a good whllo to Sam boforo Joo said three but when tho word camo ho let her blm according to directions Both guns went off nt onco and tho four balls of firo disappeared but something else camo In sight Two wildcats bounded out ot tho hole in tho rocks ovor tho bodies of tho two Joe and Sam had shot nnd whllo the re- ¬ port of tho guns was still bowling along tho narrow passaga In booming echoes and beforo tho boys had tlmo to be surprised thoy found themselves mixed up on tlio rocky bottom of tho Devils Rut with wildcats grapovlncs guns and stones In such a way that the Impress of It on their minds will ba fresh and vivid long after tho Impres- ¬ sions It raado on their bodies havo ¬ wildcatsl plied Sara licked Dont git nothln for doln It re Per not doln It I got ¬ black-covere- d ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ son-in-la- ¬ ¬ rate when tho rush and whirl and yell- ¬ ing was all over tho boys found themselves sitting on the bottom of the Rut without much clothing on to speak of Stim tji vuiyl exclaimed Sam straight- and with rcarccly n spot four Inches ening up nnd leaning on his hoe square from their shoulders down that didnt havo tho marks ot a wildcats Wheiubcuts J 1st beyond tho laurel patch nigh claw Imprinted on It As they sot thu udgo the Devils Rut replied Joe thcro wiping blood with such bits of Sam pondered in silence fur a minute shirt and things as still hung to them Joe was tho first to break tho alienee wjtlt his eliln 011 his hoe and then sigh That hole said he was n lectio lug rv iiiiuiil his planting Joo brbko fuller o wildcat than I calkilated on thu illeiuo iigiilu But them last ones makes tootcms four Puiit you sneak your paps gun is eight more Sam Ivo sniick my paps sild liu Ham said ho knowd It but made Yes kin sneak It easy enough siiid Sum loaning on his hoo with ono tho tpt suggoston tlint thoy had better tin ml mill scratching his head with tho bo digging out of thcro ond making for homo to get patched up So they ngreed Hut pajill lick mo llko tarnaqlher tion fer knockln off jilantin that thoy had dono tholr share mid would go homo and send their paps U has two dollars bounty now for insinuated Joe back after the guns and the wildcats the wildcatH cars They hauled themselves out ot tho Rut An the hldoHUUth two dollars more snld Sam shaking his by tho grapevines and limped home- ¬ I lints m ward Durn tho Inters hood dolefully It happened that not long after Sam Tims ti circus ovor In town tiext it Wvk kuld Joe-- nn taint fur ylt till Pomcroy had abandoned operations In thu Foutth o July 1 sposo your papll tha potato field and joined Joo Crnuo Jlio you two dollars o course to take tho wildcat hunt his father strolled over to tho field to sco how he was get urn in Finding the hoo thero ox ting along Not by a jugful ho wont dropping the hoe alone Former Pomoroy hurried homo Sum claimed to see what hail becomo ot Sam Not WheroU 1 meet you Joo finding Ham hut noticing that tho gun Ily tho rock spring replied Joo was gone he started for the woods Iu 1 got paps gun hid up there And Joo went back to tho woods tha courso ot his reconnoltcrlng ho at whllo Sam took a circuitous route for last camo upon Sam and Joo as they wera¬ homehome as his father was plowing on tho making tha best tlmo thoy could direct route In less than a quarter of ward tottered 1and disabled list what ben a spectin exnn hour ho nnd Joo loaded their guns That gun nt tho rock spring and marched for the claimed Parmer Pomoroy you at plieu wliero tho wildcat was alleged to has gone and busted on give ycr last lildo Ill I o linking That thoro was a wildcat Sarvcs you right an yo home I tho vicinity and 0 big one was well a tannin when I git Dont know nbout that pap said Somo said thero were two now You wont find much hldo left ut any Sam in- - hud been seen several timet und u number of lambs had been on mo to tan Im thlnkln Then tho boys told tho wildcat story tiled und carried off and poultry yards helped and Farmer id boon thinned out In a way that de ¬ on the doublePotncroy turned the tn homo them over quick noted tho methods of tho wildcat So hero was no doubt that one of these to their mothers sent for tho doctor destructive prowlers ut least was oper and he and Joes father went to tho Men had Devils Rut and brought tn tho wildcats ating in tho neighborhood hunted for It and trapped for It but It ami their guns After Doc Barnes had hail thus fur eluded hunter and trapper patched Joe and Sam up ho said Potato planting will all bo over Tho day Joo Crane appeared to Sam lomeioy on tho potato Held ho hud Sam when you get around again But then So I sposo said Sam been looking for a hawks nest that ho believed wits somowhuro among tho comes tho grass ond tho rye Thorn old plno sttiliN nround thu Devils Rut wildcats seen mo through tho plantln when he an across a big wildcat which all right I only wisht that mu an Joo ran up ti tree crouched In the fork and could find another holo full o more ot glared back at him Ho had thereupon em Thatll help mo over hayln an Ed Mott in N YSun huriied home snuck his fathers gun harvest too and with rare diplomacy induced Sam A Vuuioiu Carriage Potiicroy to sneuk his fathers gun Tho carriage which Napoleon I used und join in ti campulgn ngulnst the wild In his famous retreat from Moscow cats pell and ours Joo as tho arbiter of tho hunt sent and in which ho started out from Paris¬ Sum through tho laurel patch when tn tho campaign that ended at Water they got there where he shrewdly sus ¬ loo U now hold by tho trustees of tho pected tho catamount had his refuge Wellington estate having been cap It Is a two while ho himself went around the patch tured by tho Iron duke to bo ready for the wily gamo If Sam seated conveyance top and aides lined ¬ routed It out Sam sturtcd the big cat with iron there U also a front curand got a shot nt it Ho broke one of tain that can bo raised and lowered at Its hind legs but tho wildcat bounded will Tho wheels aro largo and heavy It ami tho steps aro finished with curious¬ 011 out of tha laurels on three legs eanui out near Joo ami ho gave It a buttlo designs done iu silver The em liit 0 from his paps gun and tumbled peror used tho back sent und kept hla Thu It heels 01 or head It fell kicking und pillows and blankets under It back of a jelllug right on tho edga of tho Devils cupboardtho front seat wits used asall and was provided lint end Its dying kicks carried it over sorts of culinary articles and with a small the udgo und It fell headlong to the bot spirit or oil stove Pittsburgh DU tom of the rut putch ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ 11 Then thcro was silence for a mo- ¬ ment Ily nnd by Joe said Its too wet to plant tutors Theyll rot Dont seem to strike my pap that way said Hum and he planted along Silottco for a spell Then Joo said lhaM ti wildcat up here npleco healed up and disappeared Neither Joo nor Sam can recall just how thoy managed to bring tho end about but tho appcaraneo ot tho two wildcats heads conveyed tho Impression ¬ ¬ that It was accomplished principally v tho butts ot guns At any t 1 ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 JSi Wr Js CItirtrliscmcitts and hiring new drivers who are were amazed when thoy learned MINING BEES tail of the Democratic ticket will lied ncwsJinpcrsTliesc subscript paid 50c advance over the old rates the true reason because they de by about 10 lions hav been made carry his own State All of the miners returned to work John Hogan of Empire made a There arc no union men in the clared their f riond had never heard 000 persots C A Mookk of Crittciulen jof Buchanan They broke the The mi vement has received the brief visit home last Sunday mine county the Republican candidate indorscm nt of the Democratic Na news gently to him lint hisconccit Secretary Bailey attended the for Commonwealths Attorney in or Onto City or Toledo I received a bad shock All three tional Committee The money is Fair at Evansville last week a State BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY f LucwCountv this district is a man of unblem to be expended in organizing meet day or two packed and left before disclosures Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is Although young ings in providing speakers and U ilerfJ the Poitoffice it Earllnxton aa Second ished character came The next literary lion who The new mines are being rapidly the senior partner the firm ot J claia miller he is by no means inexperienced circulating campaign literature so developed About fifty men now Cheney Co doingot business in theF city goes to Monterey will have to show in law The duties of the office to hat every doubtful voter in every find employment there ot Toledo County and State aforesaid and his publishers recoipt or some SUBSCRIPTION RATS which he aspires he is well quali that said firm will pay sum of ONE HUN strong proof that he is a genuine doubtful Western State shall hear Rufus Clark has the foundation DRED It uiij Veartlrlcilflnaclrance tied to perform Sl Month gospel truth The laid for a fine two story building case of DOLLARS for eachbeand every scribbler or read the as rnrrr Xtoniha cured by Catarrh that cannot J W A Toombs is the architect Sincle Coplc the ust ot Halls Catarrh Cure bptclmrn coplea mailed free on application There is no use in any one suffering with New Jerseys industrial statis- money is to be used only where it Cirrcapondema wanted In all patia of the FRANK J CHENEY the cholera when Chamberlains Colic Judge Stokes and crew remodtcknljr Addrea ua for partlculara tics follow those of New York will do the most good and only for Sworn to before me and subscribed in Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy can be Massassachusctts and Indiana in legitimate purposes it being guar- eled or straightened up several my RATHS OF ADVERTISING present thin 6th day of December A procured It will give relief in a few minanteed that not a cent shall be trestles near the mines this week showing the humbug of the calam tl un aaoare Grat Inaertlon D iSSC utes and cure In a short time I have tried jo in bribBach anbaequenl Insertion spent for any newspaper or Work at Hccla was somewhat re I A W GLGASON Ditplajr adTertaemenia tor lonj period con ity partys platform and candidate it and know W 11 Clinton Helmetla Iracted for at tpeclal ratea er though some money may be tarded last week on account of a Notary Public N J The epidemic at Hclmetta was at cal Noilrea centa pe r t irrtf hirtlt5 and death line inaerted free This is a great a growing and a used to prevent bribery fraud and breakdown of the electrical ma nottcea at J Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally first believed to be cholera but subsequent ihimira noiicea will be chatted i cenla per line glorious country and everybody is and acts directly on the blood and mucous investigation proved it to bo a violent form AII adrerlliementa at regular ratea mutt intimidation Upon the Committee chinery itLt ihe rnn of the paper Eatra poaillona will glad of it except the free trade surfaces of the system Send tor testimon- of iljsentery almost ns dangerous as chol Ross eRlenonljwhen arranned for by apeclal con howler whose sole stock in trade of Distribution will be such men as timbers Batigh while handling sonic ials free lri t era This remedy was used there with at No 9 mine the other commnnlcatlonllo Peck lliK all is national and business disaster Governor Boies Governor CO Toledo O F J CHENEY great success For sale by St Ilernard day had one of his hands pretty THE BEE and Governor Boyd ySold by Druggist 75c Earlington Ky DrugSlorc Earlington IlenT Robinwin badly mashed Your name has been suggested Speaker Crisp will make three Mortons Gap Gecrge King St Clnrles The attendance at the circus TIIOS N BLACK FARMING NOW AND OF YORE speeches in behalf of his friend as that of a Democrat of public Editors last Saturday from this place was V R TRATT HUMBUG AHOUTMAHSTONES fiDves-i-Ellis in this Congressional district spirit always ready to respond to immense Nearly 200 went in on LDariy Now and Find It Arlculturlt Live littler next week He will speak at Mor calls for help in movements looking the Providence train alone Merely Piece of Anhvdroui Material Wliicli i OCTOBER 6 1892 THURSDAY Hard to Make Ends MeeL ganflcld on Monday at Hender- to the success of the Democratic Have the towtr of Adsorption The man who had his hand The average farmer docs notdif- son Tuesday and at Owensboro party and we believe that a sub- crrntrlinil wliili The madstone story is going its irmnlrnvirnr witli NATIONAL KEiUBttCAN TICKET scription from you would serve as the lion was from this place of fer from other mortals in believing rounds again It is the property on Wednesday Upon all three of that every other mans avocation is of this wonderful agent to stick to these occasions a great effort will an incentive toothers to contribute course and his name is Ed for rnnsinKST Yours very truly Coal Agent Jesse Phillips spent more pleasant and profitable than a raw surface of flesh and suck the be made to bring back into the also - ftSfiWrite for Catalogue BENJAMIN HARRISON last Sunday here with relativcslhis own and the idea has not yet poison out of it 1 hat is the own The World fold what the Democrats term Jesse is located at Evansville and passed out of date with many that ers say so As a matter of fact their wayward brethren alias the Of Indiana CHEAPER sells the celebrated St McKlXLEY LAW AND THE Bernard the tiller of the soil is the most in Dr T J SLATON President Third party says the Brooklyn Eagle no inorLIVING coal dependent and kindly of men But ganic substance can suck except KOP VICE PRFSIHFNT AH agree that the wisdom of the Should the laboring men of this American protective system was Red liquor seems to have got in that the fife of the average Michi by the aid of machinery Again N II SCHAEFER Secretary its work last Saturday and some gan WHITELAW REID farmer is not all passed in cut- in ninety nine cases out of a hun county forget that Grover Cleveland subjected anew to the supreme test of those imbibing too freely was Of New York ting clover was the subject of a dred the dog bites are harmless and during his administration showed of experience by the enactment of called to settle with the courts at brief interview which a Detroit there is no poison to be sucked out his contemptuous disregard for Madisonvillc the McKinley law This legisla FOR OONGRKSS their interests by permitting his Tribune man had with D Hcnning Thirdly credulity is one of the L D Caldwell who for several tion was however so comprehenCommissioner of Indian Affairs to years has been employed by the a prominent farmer of Whcatfield most effective cures in the materia DR J F KIMBLEV sive and far reaching in its character bt Bernard lias severed lus con- - Calhoun county the other day purchase for the use of the Indian medica and ought to be used of tellthat its friends may fairly assume ncction with the company ami Things have changed a great er where people have no real disBureau several hundred wagons judge for circuft that the full measure of its benefi- moved to Boxville EARL1NBTOIM KENTUCKY from lessees of the Tennessee Pendeal since the old pioneer davs of order The whole tradition of the cial results could not be realized C J PRATT Oxide of iron paint has been Jjs Michigan farming said he and itentiary all of which were manufacmadstone comes from the absorp within the short period of two covered near Northumberland Ky tured by convent labor The la- years especially in view of the re- This mine is located about twenty u s about aU that nine olt of ten tive power of any anhydrous minFOR COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNFV f olr farmers can do to keep up boring man and we are all laboreral Such a stone is filled with pressive and depressing effects of miles from the town of Newcastle A C MOORE ing men will vote as he thinks is The deposit is said to contian about existence and interest on their pores and by a process akin to that the elections of 1890 Notwith- 96 per cent of pure oxide of iron mortages What is it Wellthat capillary attraction the water that to his best interests -standing this limitation protectionUEIUULICAS ELECTORS Those in a position to know say is easier to ask than to answer it has lost in the course of centuWhether or not Harrison and ists welcome the most searching that on account of high freight To begin with farmers with grow ries perhaps it will soak up again AND DEALERS IN W A- Morrow Reid poll the majority of the votes examination into the direct and in- rates the Eastern coal being ship ing families live more extravagant when in contact with liquid If First Dislrict William Dance in this State it is an assured fact direct effects of these enactments ped to Chicago is being sold at a ly now than they used I remem one wishes to know the action of a and will not attempt to evade any loss to the shippers and unless Second District George II Towery that the next Congress will have rates arc reduced shipments will ber when I was a lad we could all madstone let him put a piece of Tblrd District Allan Bullock several Republican members from responsibility for their ascertained stop bunch together get a large picnic dry clay or shale to his tongue It Fourth District John W Lewis the grand old Commonwealth of results Thirteen hundred and twenty wagon take our best girls and hold will stick That is all there is to About one half the cost of living Fifth District Michael Minton Kentucky The exact number can tons of coal were shipped to Pen our country dances and one dollar it There are millions of tons o DRUGGISTS 1ANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES Sixth District Wesley M Hardin be ascertained a few weeks later in a country is for food and it is sacola Fla by the Alabama apiece for the whole would have in every state in the union and Seventh District N C Cureton Keep your eve on the second safe to say that the sum expended Tennessee Coal Company on the scared us to death on Now that every family can afiord to bo with Hair Tooth and Paint Brushes Eighth District George M Davidson the third and on severalolherdis for this purpose in the United steamer Alabama to be unloaded amount would scarcely buy the it coal elevator at Velasco These stories of mysterious out at the Ninth District Howard C Gudyell which have heretofore sent Demo States is and must remain for some Texas new necktie which a farmers boy stones that have come from the far time to come less than that paid Tenth District David Prjse cratic representatives This year The industrial increase of the or girl would have to have for such cast or that were bought nt enor Eleventh District E K Wilson 1892 is a record breaking year for the same quality and quanity south in the products of mines an occasion I have a farm of nine mous prices from voodoos and hoo in countries competing with us in fields factories and forests amounts hundred acres well stocked and doos and wizards arc all humbug SSjyKuady Mixed Paints all colors in small cans the production of manufactured to over 2000000000 The long distance telephone by This pro- provided with every kind of labor TARIFF PICTURES If a person is bitten by a snake or In many other articles gress and development was abtain which the human voice has been articles saving machinery If any man dog it will do him no harm to clap The largest retail dry goods store transmitted 1000 miles is a success aside from food the examination of cd during the last decade closing wants to buy it he will be surprised ff PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED in the country is selling blankets of a chip of anhydrous stone to the Finance Committee of the Senate with 1891 A whisper at South Bend Ind how pleasantly I will talk to him cut surface It will stick just as 6 4 pounds weight at 375 a pair The United States is the producer was distinctly heard at Pittsburg and the testimony of parties who I never get beat on anything but 60 cents or and an ordinary tone in New York have purchased at retail in both of more steel and iron than any that farm came pretty near doing it it will to his tongue or his uye or a other country in the world Expound These blankets bear a The line from New York to Chica countries show that the retail prices cepting Great Britian the United No business man should ever think damp saucer or a Brooklyn street duty of 625 cents go will in a short time be ready in England arc in many cases as States is the-- producer of as much of farming In every case hell or the surface of a bar but lot him for public use In the infancy of great or greater than in the United iron and steel as all the other na- find it an expensive luxury One likewise consult a physician a pound Is the tariff a tax the race Job askeih Canst thou States- - The earnings of English tions of the earth put together of our difficulties this year is to seYucatan Chill Tonic send the lightnings that they may artisans and operatives will not per A sad sight to witness is the tic- cure competent farm hands On The great reliable nnil popular tonic ami of the two is the better Which w fir of n minnrc voc go aim say unto inee Mere we mit of the purchase of articles for ctriirrinn our farm we arc Iayine onti lolar peroulic anil febrifuge It break the chill a had war record or no war record consumption on the same scale or dence which has required years of are The electric wire has disd fifty cents a day all round and and prevents Its return strengtlienstlic pa hard labor to possess Such was at all to speak of tanced time and conquered space of the same quality in the United the case last week when the home the chief worry of my foreman is tient and gives healthy tone and vior to the whole system and can be taken nt any Owing to the difference of actual States of Mr and Mrs Thos Wagner to gct sufficient help Plenty of time without regard to diet Trice joe First Class Turn Outs al Reasonable Rales SPECIAL ATTENTION The accustomed no quorum1 time a dispatch gets there before it No attempt has yet been made was cuiibiimuu uy iiumusi 1 ne PAID TO idle men in the cities eh Well Warranted at Robinson Iiroi drug stora in Frankforts halls of legislation JtrMY KIGS AUK TIIK IIKST IN TIIK CITY T No by the tariff reformers to explain cause of the fire is unknown TRAVELING MEN starts Cincinnati Post they wouldnt be worth shucks to may do for a time but it wont Stable and Office on MAIN ST near Depot the fact which was developed by insurance on the property J ISAAC DAVIS The Hue of Water is for them A BOOMERANG ARGUMENT last Evansville should he congratu- us The work too hard the Finance Committees investiIt is now admitted that the inhe having established and anyway adaptability in farming A Democratic organ makes an at gation that average retail prices lated upon BEN T ROBINSON Even Dr Kimiilevs vote in Daviess is as necessary as in anything else rent line of water is bine tempt to discredit Labor Commis- advanced 19 per cent in England within her bounds an agency for distilled water has been ptoved to county will be large Ho will poll fuel unsurIt sioner Pecks report by quoting his during the period in which a decline the St Bernard coal ofa the United The solution of the problem passed in this part more than his partys vote all over may be in operating on a more ex- lit almost exactly of the same tint assertion several months before its took place in the United States States and as the mines run the as a solution of Prussian Muc the district publication that the forthcoming The prices were obtained in Great year round a full supply of coal is tensive scale thus cheapening the This is corroborated by the fact Aluajson hand a full and complete slock of t cost in every branch of the work them at all times The Tammany tiger and the document would furnish the most Britian by the committee for June assuredbest quality on the and that but I doubt if even that will make that the purer the water is in na DHUGS AND MKDICINICS S of the market Democratic white elephant are get complete refutation of the theories 1889 and for September 1891 ttire the bluer is its line PIUtlUMKKY and TOILET AKTICLHS Col RolSL Wood who for tht farming attractive enough for men of protectionists in regard towages through skilled experts of the Deting nearer and nearer together IAINTS AND OILS past week lias been looking after with capital and ability who can partment of Labor instructed to the St Bwrnard exhibit at the Tri- but it is a case of the tiger attract- that has ever been published Gbrertisements And everything else known to the trade be employed more pleasantly and This declaration adds immensely careful to get the prices from sales State Fair held ing the elephant at Evansville is pljUSkiatti prescription darcfullu Compound to the weight and value of the re of the same goods at the same home again and reports the exhibit profitably in any other business The future of the small farmers of Mr Cleveland and Mr Hill port Mr Pecks Democracy has places The prices were obtained as being one of the best on the In fact outside of Floral Michigan particularly those who have not met but nobody can been unimpeachable and he has for substantially the same list of ground doubt that each has been constant- frankly admitted since the publica articles as that used in obtaining Hall it was conceded by visitors are mortgage ridden is indeed a Now for the sorry one to contemplate to be the best ly in the others thought They tion of his report showing an in prices in this country Using the Worlds Fair couldnt forget each other if they crease in industrial wages of more same formula which was used in Our old faithful lASrtoTTwflWji Constipation friend John than 6000000 in this State in this country for percentages of con Slattery met with rather a singular tried Symplons Headache low spirits erupxes c one year under the McKinley law sumption of various articles the accident last week He was at tive sores piles loss of appetite inactive Democratic shrieks of Fraud EffTvznfjvvn tending to are the best proof that the Demo- that the proof presented by the cost of living wasnearly 2 per cent of driving a his regular duties that or irregular bowels According to the cart when the animal best medical authorities fully tbree fourtbs facts as finally compiled was at greater in Great Britian in 1891 SStsll cracy is contemplating some par he was driving fell down throwing of the people of the civilized world suffer once surprising and distasteful to than in 1889 WEAK NERVOUS OR IN PAIN ticularly impudent attacks on the John forward to the ground and In some form of costiveness or Irregular him In the presence of these facts it inflicting a painful scalp wound action of the bowels A Democrat that ballot box There is no doubt From some long standing ailment or feci Mr Pecks belief previous to is not strange that the leaders in Dr Chattcn dressed the wound that many diseases are caused by constipa- that your constitution nerous system is will always bear yells Fraud the compilation of his report that the new crusade against the pro- and the sufferer resumed work tion Aside from creating impurity of the failing or that some affliction has taken or hard watching is taking permanent hold of you which blood It gives rise to headache fever piles you have been and arc still unable to it would not show any general in- tective policy having staked not The miners who vote in the comHAVE MADE TH1 German Liver throw off or countrol whether in the first Familiarize yourself with the crease in wages is strong confirma only their own reputation as proph ing election for C J Pratt of debility theetc liy using and kidneys Syrup bowels liver are or last stage remember that Dr Greggs Madisonvillc Circuit ludge new system of voting If left un- tory evidence of the accuracy of his ets but also the value of their can rest assuredforthat he is worthy soon regulated and a complete cure is per- Electric Belt and Appliances and system of Home Treatment will cure you statistics He did not think that theories and the wisdom of their of til election day yon may find it too M their support and will if elected formed 50c and 100 bottles at Robinson No medical or other mode of Electric Y Treatment can at all compare with them late The system is a very simple the facts would show that the work- - principles upon the fulfillment of be an honor to the position A Dros drug store who suffered for Thousands of women one when once understood Be- ingmen of this State had been ben- their prediction with regard to the case brought before him will be hi II lift fa Tiifl Whim ik IT years with complaints peculiar to their sex efited by the McKinley law but he effects of the tarifi legislation of decided only by law and justice LIONIZED THE WKOXG MAX have been completely and permanently recome familiar with it and assist in 1 1890 and having lost in every point stored to health No fewer men hae also making others understand how they was honest enough to publish the ot view snouJu now attempt to dis and it will be a greata honor to this ECS lrosalc Engliih Merchant Mistaken at been curedTreatment for diseases suggested truth though it refuted his own tract public attention from their circuit toa elect such man Those Electric must vote wishing good man to preside as Monterey for a ItenonoctI Ioet properly applied is perfect and has no next Opposite Court House theories Thus far every Demo- complete discomfiture Senator their judge should give him their Iff I The Gregg Electric Belt and The fashionable Hotel Del Monte substitute are the only ones in existence Grover Clevelands name ap- cratic effort to injure Mr Peck lias N W Aldrich in October Forum hearty support 1 j- rars Appliances b ib a perfect mode of application pears only between the lines in the only resulted in bringing out more For sometime past it has been f1 Monterey is stirred up over a that supply Electric Foot Warmer price Madisonvillc Kentucky On Saturday evening at a saw The Green Wattersonian editorials of the clearly the force and importance mill niuicrous mistake uy wliicli a pro 100 keeps the feet warm and dry and is on the land of Leroy Posey of preuicieu mat mere wouiti soon urnal be a wedding in our town and the saic English merchant was lionized uie oniy genuine mccmu uisuic After the funeral proces- of his statistics N Y Press this county a young man 22 years the predictions did not prove false People who have paid their money and sion which Mr Watterson alluded as Robert Buchanan poet and dra- bees cured can tell you what has been of age killed Albert Jones who was as Mr and Mrs Babbage can now HARD RUN to in his Chicago speech has pass matist The Briton arrived at the done for them in a way that will convince The following plaintive appeal running the mill Clark had be testify to their being united in the hotel a few days ego with two you Complete catalogue of testimonials ed it may appear again in bold re prices etc 6 cents Circular free for aid has been received by promi- come intoxicated at the blind tig- holy bonds of wedlock last week friends lief but not till then He registered in a fine Big Inducements to Good Agents For several years past Mr T3ab nent Democrats through the coun- er run by C Sally a well known bage has been foreman of the coke hand and as he bore a strong re The Democratic managers character about Providence Clark works and is known only as an semblance to the author several ADDRESS The Asylum physician in whose ty care Miss Alice Mitchell was placed seem to be in desperate straits for and some other companions were honest and industrious man of good ladies present declared he must be THE GREGG ELECTRIC CURE CO ClllCUgO III by order of the Memphis court has one of our most prominent Repub- raising sand about the premises habits while his bride bears the the author of The Shadow of the Inter Ocean Ilulldlnif reputation of being a lady in every given it out that he has hopes of licans in this State received one in Jones came out to quiet them and So several ladies desired Sword then it was that Clark fired with sense of the word Their many her complete recovery in a very his mail a few days ago friends extend their congratula- him to write his autograph in their his pistol upon him The ball en tions New York Sept 20 1892 short time It may be she has the albums with some poetical senti Sir Wisdom urges a great un tered his breast just above the A new way of settling a strike ment He received all their flathappy faculty of losing and recov 66 precedented Western campaign to heart and death resulted instant- was adopted by the Decatur 111 ering her reason at will tery complacently but grinding out make Clevelands election sure ly The murderer give himself up Coal Co last week and we ven poetry for them kept them up all if Judge Gresham docs Such a campaign as is necessary to the officers of Providence and ture the assertion that few strikes What night and the result was something I He would last long if the same method to shake confidence in their idol Cleve and Steve support If can not be carried on without plen- - was taken to Dixon to jail was always adopted Yet we fail they dont get help of that sortjtyof money and The World lias claims that Jones rushed at him to see on what grounds the com The next day he was the center of CURES NOTHING BUT PILES and lots of it they will have no undertaken to raise a large fund with a club but the other witnesses pany can claini a victory His companC3 uo not confirm lus statement strike at the Decatur coal mine The an admiring group 0 K showing whatever in the Sucker for that purpose Already nearly was A SURE and CERTAIN CURE Jones is about 40 years of age He settled to day by the company dis ions became suspicious and asked known for rIBvyears asthoBEST btate It is still very much in 30000 has been contributed BBjHgtaaMUjf M r rffin nil CO a wife and four children -d- charging all the old 3Udrivers who the hotel clerk why so much atten rm4tj BiciuuDtun Tiiuigutp cu rriocia t oubt whether either the head or through The World and other al- - Henderson Journal wanted an adyancc of 25c a day tion was paid their friend They Ue 2 f7 l i I 3e ¬ h MUHLENBERG COUNTY FAIR ¬ ¬ Greenville Ty ¬ CO 5 October 12 13 14 and 15 1892 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ -G- -rjrit rf ctittSte J32vei Given ¬ ¬ GOOD lIISULJIS Jjmcci ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The 8T BERPRD DRUG STORE ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ S ¬ ¬ State-at-Larg- e - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Talent JVIediGines and Perfilmenj ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ lkh j avis -- ¬ ¬ Stable ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DRUGGIST MtjrtunM Ocijj K I ¬ XJM - -- ¬ ¬ ¬ wMmm PLUCK msmmm flMMko ftSi GRIT i3ii- SAND ¬ Tl Plutel to liiHt ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ The Grit to Ii print The Sand to lo Right ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ f ¬ ¬ ¬ MHwETwIiif M5k ¬ i 3 SHOE STORE ¬ Courier-Jo- ¬ ¬ my M v ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ FOOTWEAR AND FURBISHING ¬ HEADQUARTERS ¬ ¬ ¬ TABLERSDII C ¬ ¬ ¬ ei30KEYEJLL O Kl 1 ¬ 0iTMENT mm ¬ I ¬ ¬ 2vOs - fc I xai h yaiaift s mucn belter The teachers report that during the month of September at least one hundred children have a record of not 23ij 3it6uslru we Cfjriue missing a single session There ii more general Interest taken than ever before and a marled Individual Interest which Is THURSDAY OCTODEK 6 1892 so pleasant This Is as it should be and speaks well for the earnest and faithful work of the teachers persistent effort has had Its reward The children are to be congratulated upon the way they have re sponded Let the cood work to on but let the parents be prompt to appreciate the good which Is being done L A N TIME TABLE On Saturday last about 1130 a m flames were discovered coming from the XOKTII second story of Thos Wagners residence Bl h Nllil Ltprett ii j n tn on Robinson street At the first alarm Hvantvlllo Accomodation 8 00 ra Providence nj Madiionvllle 610pm given the entire town almost turned out OUTH to tend their assistance Everything in Mall J3J P m the bouse with the excention of some Nluhl Ktpreil 10 1 m Irtnivllla Accomodation 600 p m money Mr Wagner had put aside for a dooidtnca and Madlaonville arrlvei 745 1 m rainy day was carried out to a place of FRANK HENDERSON Agent safety In a half hours time this large and commodious dwelling and boarding N N a M V house was merely a pile of ashes Our MAIN MNE Leave Notlontllle Kffire relief did valuable service In confining TIIIKI IAT TAIKtWST Mall and Piuenjer 114 a in in titpa tn the fire to the one building Adjoining a 11 54 Utntled Eipreii tl p m 4i properly was saved only by their efforts mloeal freight carrying pit- tenjen oojam A defeitlve flue was the cause of the fire Gcoaot Maokudih Aitenl Loss about 2000 with no Insurance O V DIVISION 10 45 1000 Kranitltte Ll am ploo 70 pm Ar tn am ABOUT PEOPLE Ilrndetton 4J 9jo Ar 1031 oo At loo rilneeion l in 6to Lr a jvnr jm am It yon hare nr vltltora lend til tlielr names for mention In tbli column We will ¬ - Our citizens should visit our schools and Quarterly note the progress being made A com pired with last year the attendance Is Report of the Christian Sunday School WHISTLE PDSTS MISS PRICILLA PRUE A Grammarian ClbcrrtisemtiiL It Is with a feeling of thankfulness that the report of the attendance at the Sabbath school of iho Christian Church Is submit ted Tarents and those Interested In the work should be glad to know that the little ones show the deep Interest in that which must bring Its reward Total number of Scholars 765 Total number of Visitors 58 Total number of Teachers 95 Total number of Officers 45 Total number for the quarter 943 Average numberof scholars present each One of our railroad boys was loser by the fire here last Saturday Operator U S Kagland is now manipulating the keys of this place at night ¬ Over four thousand miles of new track wilt be laid this year In the United Slates It Is thought In some States that promi- ¬ nent railroad officials will take a band in the States politics Operator Thos Hanks has accepted a position with the Western Union Telegraph Company at Louisville Conductor Herb and family spent last week in St Louis seeing the great exposi tion and other grand sights Clyde Mullen on account ot his tender age has thrown up the position as fireman and is now visiting relatives in Dixon The Henderson division stilt has an un broken record as regards her successful landing of show trains without an accident The Ohio Valley telegraph line has been completed to Hopkinsville connecting Evansville with tnat point by the new route Paymaster McCoy returned from his trip paying the boys ahead of time having made the round trip in little more than a ¬ session 57 Average number of teachers present each session 7 Average number of officers present each sersion 2 Average number of visitors present each session 70 A Dog Fight Yesterday morning Ring Haker and Aleck Ashby two shepherd dogs well matched physically Intelligently etc handled each other without gloves The fight was a long and bitter one The battle was fought in the middle of the street near the depot Fifty more or less admirers of both looked on and enjoyed the sport A few timid bystanders ptead with the town mar ¬ shal to arrest the two belligerents There was nothing In If so the fight was allow ¬ ed to go on After several rounds closely contested Aleck gave up leaving Ring tho Corbelt in their little game No money changed hands although Tom Ross and several other sporting men were noticed In the crowd 4 Average general attendance per session Old Petes boy had Just returned from Utile Miss Pricilla Prue sehool In relating an Incident to his fath- ¬ With her eyes of clearest blue er he said And her ckeeks of rosy hue I saw the man Lived in Boston long ago Whats dat Come ober dal pinl And the village people said er gin That this charming little maid I say that I saw the man and Was enough to turn ones head Hoi on Yer saw deman eh For she smiled and dimpled so Yes sir Sawblra Miss Pricillas yellow gown Thats what I said Was the wonder of the town I do think befo the Lawd Where Ihe leading shade was brown the old man said de mo yer sends er nigger ler In the somber long ago school de wus he gits Ah her dainty tripping feel Heah dat boys With their bfgh heeled boots petite been goin ter school nearly five years and now he come and say dat he saw er man Made the dnllest hearts to beat Ah Lawd dar aln no usn tryn ter larn Tho they cbid her dancing so astronomy ter er nigger Why doan yer Young and old alike she swayed say I seed er glnerman sab This alluring tittle maid Because thai wouldnt be right Though she was not prim and staid Nervy speaking to his wife han me Like the folk of long ago dat plow line Blame ef he shall slaughter Every youth from far and wide bis muder tongue In no sicher way O I Longed to win her for his bride ken beat all de schools in larnin yer suth- But Pricilla only sighed In Arkansaw Traveler And demurely answered No But at last there came a day When her heart was charmed away When she could not answer nay To a soldier long ago So her brave eyes clear and blue And her red lips sweet and true Answered him who came to sue Yes because I love you sol Boston Budget THE BEST ON EARTH The Celebrated Paragon Branl HAMS CURED BY f Meats SHOULDER 2iB BREAKFAST BACON THE CONRAD PROVISION CO rocjisvjrrrijj ky ry Ask your Grocer for them and take no other UGH week LOCAL BUZZINES Newt Notes appreciate Ihe favor f Jesse Phillips spent Sunday at home Personal Paragraphs and T O Terry spent Sunday In Henderson Other Doings at Home Worthy George C Atkinson Is expected home toof Special Mention day Miss Zena Glenn spent Sunday with Miss Ninnon Umstead IlfpaiH Taliiile 0110 rIvm relief Will Payne ot Providence was In town Colder weather Is predicted for this week The Owensboro Fair Is in progress this a few hours last week Miss Jennie McGrath relumed last week week Try the Paragon Ham Dest on earth from a visit to Howell Thos D Harris left yesterday lo visit Kor sale at all groceries Ilotli Christian and Muhlenburg counties his home Marietta Ohio Miss May Henderson of Illinois is visit will hold their annual Fairs next week her brother Frank Hendeson Every Industry in this cily is working to Mrs J IJ Head visited friends and re its fullest capacity Everybody is busy latlves In Evansville last week A little more cool weather Is all thai is needed to ripen Jack rabbits and possums a Mrs G C Atkinson left home early Ade Vincent was up before our police Monday morning to visit friends is Louiscourt Tuesday and severely reprimanded ville and a small fineimposed P J Herb and family returned Monday Quite a large delegation of our Third from a visit to friends in Evansille and parly citizens attended the Weaver exhi St Louis bitions In Henderson yesterday A C Moore Republican candidate for We are not clamoring for a street car nor Commonwealths Attorney was in the city an electric tight system but feel assured last Tuesday all these will come to us In Ibeir turn Hon Philip Clayton of Dixon has Harry Hill a brutal husband of Hender been viailing his niece Mrs E A llab son has again mistreated his Invalid wife bage in this cily and is languishing In jail in consequence Mrs M 13 Long has returned from The case of Ed F McNeill who kill d Evansville after a visit of a few weeks to bis father-in-laThomas Llttlepage about friends in that cily a year ago in cold blood wilt be tried this Mr and Mrs W H JJeall who have week been visiting relatives here will return lo The erection of Ihe new Methodist their Iowa home this week church is progressing rapidly and when completed will be the finest church edifice MONEY MONEY in Ihe city I will give you good value and The Irrepressible Prof A D Moore of the Dawson Springs passed through our save you money on Groceries and V C McLEOD town Monday on his way to Madisonville Feed to attend court Hcaoluilon of Condolence The wife of J J Mcgregor mel with a Whereas death has again entered the painful injury a few days ago In alighting from a carriage she fell dislocating circle of our order and taken away our beloved brother Robert Heath her right elbow Therefore He it resolved that In the It S Hill of Nebo will make a temper death of brother Heath Hopkins Lodge No ance talk at Ihe Christian church In this fit has lost an active worker a brother of Everybody Is cily next Saturday night sterling uprightness of character and of Invited Admission free the strictest honesty the community a Married On Wednesday the 28th ull good citizen He was a faithful husband Mrs Maggie Mullen and Mr E A liab a kind and affectionate father a warm bage both of Ibis cily were united in Ihe hoarted and sympathetic neighbor respect Hev holy bonds of Matrimony J C ed by all who knew him and a faithful and Hopewell officiated earnest member of the order Earlington was well represented at the While we deplore his loss we extend to A his family the profound sympathy of his TrI State Fair at Evansville last week large delegation went from here besides an brothers of Hopkins Lodge No Or A O unique exhibit of the products of Ihe St U W Bernard Coal Company Rosolved That a copy ot these resolu The latest triumph of Yankee inventive tion be sent to the family of the deceased genius is an India rubber fish worm Our and that they be spread en the minute local sports might do well to give this Yan book of our lodge and published in Ihe kee invention a trial There must certain Dee and Kentucky Workman Resolved That the charter be draped ly be some way to get a legitimate bile and Ihe membership wear Ihe usual badge F M McCord of this city has been of mourning for thirty days notified of his appointment that of Inter J T Darnktt nal Revenue Storekeeper of the Second T G Terry Congressional District of Kentucky Mr E F IlLEAKLV in the McCord will make a good officer II W Wenoelkbm service Committee One night last week while some sample Runaway trunks were standing on the platform at Nortonville some unknown scoundrel broke G W Rashs team while moving house open one of them and stole several articles bold goods for J 1 Davenport yesterday therefrom Then be skipped for parts un gave their driver the slip and rushed pell known to the officers mell through the streets until the whole There are several small boys boys of thing horses load and all overturned in the town who should be put to bed at the ditch Beside a slight breakage to These furniture no damage was done dark and kept until broad daylight youngsters are mean devilish to say the Card of Thanks least and we predict if they are not check ¬ It is my desire to thank tho good people ed In their evil career they will soon make who helped so faithfully to save my furnifit subjects for Ihe penitentiary agent at ture and clothing This pen cannot par Last Saturday night while the Sebrce was enjoying bis quiet rest at the tray my thanks to all and may God send boar of midnight some theives or a tbeif His most choice blessings on all of you who gave me a word of consolation and I bnota Into the office and secured two ex hope you may never know sorrows as mine press packages and a small amount of mon is the sincere prayer of your unfortunate ey and made good bis escape leaving be friend Fannie Wagner hind no clue by which he can be caught ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CRADTREE The three cents Is here Claude Sundaycd at St Charles Graddy went to the Gap on the 1st The udge attended court on the 3rd We will have some music on the ijth Iiro Ambrose preached here on the let Sunday school was well attended on the 2nd ¬ Napoleon Sweeny went to St Charles on the 2d Mrs R M Salmon Is suffering from a severe cold Iiro Taylor held forth to a full house Sunday night Mr and Mrs Hartand went to the cir cus on he 1st John Salmon drove his mother lo Earlington on Sunday Quite a number of our people went to Madisonville on the 1st Wm Cook was visited by a numberof relatives and friends on Sunday Wcs Cook gave our town a call on the 1st and helped swell the organ fund Ritey Hawkins continues to tie a constant visitor It looks like Riley meant busi¬ ¬ ness The Judge let Henry down easy and he wont toy with the revolver at target practice soon again The Company is putting up more new buildings A new addition will be added to Ihe store this week m Lacey has been elected secretary treasurer of the Sunday school to succeed Waller Wright resigned When a mans head gets bigger than his hat then he thinks he is bigger than the whole community See Metaphorically speaking orange blos soms are budding are in fact almost In bloom a little north of here Tho people are king in this country and we will when necessary insist on remind ing all ot this fact Our town is not wealthy enough to build denominational churches and wc favor the the Union church idea hall or no hall The Rev Taylor is pushing bis evangel- ¬ ical work by holding prayer meetings at residences of friends two or three nights a ¬ ¬ ¬ week The Rev Taylor will soon organize a congregation of the general Baptist church and then he says a meeting house will surely be erected The organ is an assured fact and much credit is due the ladies for their energetic efforts Up to the present writing about 33 have been secured C L Dunning was arrested and fined 20 In Judge Salmons court for disturbing public worship but got away from the officers and is still at targe Our young folks say that it a church and hall be erected the hall will be opened with a grand ball How does this strike our anti organ church people Do the school trustees and the public have anything to say about what may be done in the school house or how it maybe furnished We will soon find out The trustees should enlarge the school house The attendance this year is larger than ever before and is stilt increasing so the scholars are too crowded Some steps should be taken to enlarge the building at once John Urashear of the Warren Dolt Shoe Co and Sandford K Newman rolled one dollar each into the organ fund Thanks Call again gentlemen and we wilt treat you to some good music Deacon Gray held back until he knew what our subscription to the organ amount ed to and then beat us five cents Thats all right on the list Deacon but wait un til you hear from the committee on ways and means We are a little ashamed to admit that we have among us people who are so anti- diluvlan in their ideas as to oppose the organ but the organ element represents pro gress and progress is In keeping with the spirit of the age so must success Three young men boarded the East passenger at Dawson on Sundaywhen near Ilsley siding they appropriated several books and mutilated a seat getting off be fore the deed was discovered On the arrival of the train at St Charles an officer was despatched after them by whom they were arrested We are not reporting the Dawson police news this week but we happen to know that a movement has already been organ ized to boycott Dawson and Dawsons wares and some of the people of that springy town are likely to And out that the geese who laid the gotden eggs have been choked off Charleston is just as near as Dawson So good bye ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ k y certain husband who fortunately does not live In this cily has the following My wife is fol- ¬ to say of affairs at home lowing the fashion and wearing suspenders She has been wearing the breeches ever since we were married and the wonder Is she never thought of Ihe suspenders be ¬ fore Frank Gassamones famous Italian band will furnish music for the dance Friday evening given by the Earlington Dancing Club Cards of Invitation were issued last week The securing ot this band doubly insures a pleasant lime Quite a number of Invited guests from Madisonville and Ihe other surrounding towns will be present This will be the event of the season Several days ago health notices we re dis ¬ tributed around town in fact notice was given to every householder in the corpor- ¬ ation notifying such persons to clean up their premises and in this way to prevent as far as possible any chance of contagious Neatly everybody has complied disease Up to date only two or three special notices Tbero are yet a few more have been given sand Ihese might possibly save themselves tsome annoyonc if they will comply with the ordinance without further notice A New Pickles Tellies Preserves Apple Butter Mincemeat Canned Goods and a large variety of other new goods at W C McLeods Small profits and a big rush his motto Annual llctllug The adjourned annual meeting ot the stockholders of the Sand Lick Oil and Gas Company will be held at the office ot the company at Earlington Ky on Tuesday October 11 1892 Jas R Rash Secretary Earlington Ky Sept 27 1892 A Narrow Ecape Early Friday morning just after Mrs Thomas Blair had replendished her sitting room grate with coal a terrific explosion took place shattering the grate into atoms and setting the carpet on the floor on fire She bad just picked up off the floor her lit- ¬ tle child and was in an adjoining room No trace when the explosion took place Mrs Ulair of the cause could be found with the assistance of near neighbors suc- ¬ ceeded in putting out the flames before they got under much headway -- v SCHOOL BOOKS And a general line of School sup plies at W C McLeods cheap ¬ We sell the best fitting and most Every McLeod buys for Spot comfortable shoes made Cash and can afford to give you a style and from the lowest to the highest prices Bishop Co bargain W C Agent Etberidgo visited the Tri State week How much bo won or lost on the races we are unable to say Rumors say that the L N virtually controls Ihe L St L T road now and wilt in the near future put on through trains from Louisville to St Louis uur rauroaa omciais who travel over several different divisions of the L N claim that the Henderson division leads all others in the first class condition of track It is said that the N N M V have secured control of the Falls of Rough road leading out of Owensboro and will extend the road so as to connect it with their main line Riding in first class cars between Louisville and Chicago is one of the benefits to now be derived from cut throat rates adopted by the several different roads running between those points An engineer who Is on the State ticket in Kansas has adopted a novel way of election ering While his train stops at a station to do work he utilizes alt his spare time speaking in the interest ot his party All railroad officials do not believe that the recent wreck of a train in Kansas carrying one million dollars was caused by train wreckers for the purpose of robbery but think the wreck was caused by a defective track Conductor P J Herb of the north local while switching at Madisonville had a heavy piece of iron to fall on his foot The injury done although very painful Is not of a serious character Dr T W Gardiner attended the sufferer It will probably be about two weeks before Pete can resume his work A farmer while crossing the track at Hop kinsville last week while trains were switch ing came near losing his life by the wagon he was on being struck by a car complete- ¬ ly demolishing said wagon and throwing the farmer who was abont eighty years of age under the trucks of a car Strange to say he was only slightly Injured from which be will soon recover Some ot the dead heads between here and Nortonville who have been making a practice of jnmping on freight trains and riding on them are becoming very insolent in their manners so much so that It has become necessary for Ihe train men to use force when asking them to get off and walk One of these scoundrels threatened the life of one of the brakemen who insisted on his walking Such fellows should be taught a lesson by being severely dealt with according to law A British authority on railroad statistics makes the following comparisons To carry 329 tons of coal an English railway would use about 40 wagons with a total length of G40 feet and a total weight of 200 tons an American railway would use about 13 wagons with a total length of 312 feet and a total weight of 117 tons To carry 329 tons of general merchandise English practice would use on the average 165 wagons with a total length of 2640 feet and a total weight of 800 tons American 66 cars with a length of x3t feet and a weight of 660 tons These figures apparently show English railroad managers in a bad light says the Engineering and Min ing Journal but there are other reasons as a matter fact that overweigh the advantages that would be obtained by the adoption ot large cars There is quite a contrast between the railroad facilities of this country and Russia as can be seen from the following clip- ¬ ping Railroads are Russias greatest need The present era of railroad building is producing but little in comparison with what Russia should have In Iron tracks One of the great causes of her recent famine was the lack of transportation and there are millions of acres of good land here which might be made valuable by railroads Such roads as the country has have been built as military roads rather than with regard to the agriculturiat and commercial neces sities of the country and some of the best parts of Russia are not tapped by roads Russia in Europe is two thirds the size Of the United States and she has in her empire about twice as many people as we have Still we have one mile of railway to evero 400 people In the country and Russia has only one mile to every 5000 We have more than eight time us many miles ot railroad as Russia or sixteen times as many in porportion to her population If you will take your map ot Russia you wilt see that there Is scarcely a line of road in the vast area of Russia north of the line running from Muscow to St Petersburg and I am told that there are more than ioooo- Siberia has 000 people in the territory 4000000 people and Its resources are among the greatest in the world but with the exception ot this line which is being built from Vladivostock it has no road worth speaking of and there are right in the heart ot South Russia vast provinces which have been comparatively untouched by railroad The United States is very much like the Russian Empire in that It is an agricultural country and with us the average distance of the center of production from the nearest railroad is four miles In Belgium Here in Russia it is 240 miles this distance is about two miles in Eng ¬ land it is three miles and over the whole American continent It is only thirteen miles Russia is perhaps the most unde veloped good country in the world today What it needs is good capital and railroads If it ever gels allied to good Government Ihese il will be the great country ot the future Fair at Evansville last W H Jenkins wishes to announce that he is now in the pro duce business and will pay the highest cash price for hides poultry game and anything that comes in his line He is located on Main street in the business house formerly occupied by Hanner Co Fresh meats always on hand ¬ ¬ ¬ a ARM rnunnrrr qiupfd WARRANTED for FIVE YEARS low arm When in need of drtigs and medicines go to Robinson Bros Perscriptions filled at all hours day and night The National Convention of Fire Chiefs began in Louisville on Mon- ¬ day II is not usual for colds contracted in Ihe fait lo hang on all winter In such cases as catarrh or chronic bronchitis are almost sure to result A fifty cent bottle of Cham- ¬ berlains Cough Remedy will cure any cold Can you afford to risk so much for so small an amount This remedy is intended es- ¬ pecially for bad colds and croup and can always be depended upon For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles O Colored peoples Column All communications and matters ot newi per talnlng to this column should be addraised to D lUwiiNi Earlington Kjr UU Si 4 3 rT ¬ ¬ at W A new line of fine Parlor Lamps C McLeods ¬ ¬ Near Eureka Willie Thrallkill shot himself rather than leave home and go to college D P Faulds one of Louisvilles best known business men mado an assignment Monday A collision on the S and N division of the L N resulted in the death of Brakeman Vaugh of Florence About 20 miles north of Ramsey Mills Gib Clark shot Al Jones dead and then surrendered to the authorities At a Farmers Alliance meeting in Goforth Robert Asberry a Blue Lick farmer was shot dead as he fight was watching a Over 24000 has been subscrib cd to the Southwestern Homeopa tliic College and Hospital of Louis villc and officers have been elect ¬ ¬ free-for-all ed NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS This is to give notice that the town tax for 1892 is now due and should be paid Jno T Barnett Collector Colonel Lydecker U S A in charge of the Government works on the canal and falls resigned because President Harrison changed the Colonels assistant forpartisian reasons Jjhn L Deppen one of Louisvilles oldest merchants died on Sunday at the Norton Memorial Infirmary He was the founder and owner of the Depper clothing house in that city The Democratic Club of Guthrie have in contemplation a rousThey ing rally for an early date arc negotiating for speakers and will hold their barbecue about the last week in October ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ for fine toilet soaps perfumes and station- ¬ Go to Robinson Bros ery Mrs Goldbach wife of the Pres ident of the electric light company of Louisville created quite a sensation by stopping Belle Sutton an actress in the streets and accusing her of being intimate with Mr Goldbach A census bulletin just issued contains a Kentucky item that is news to a good many Kcntuckians It is that cotton was raised two years ago in 16 counties in this State the total acreage being 1629 and the product 873 bales ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 500000 Wilt be paid for a better chill tonic than Yucatan When all others fall Yucatan Chill Tonic stands the test Dont take base imitations for just as good as Yucatan Remember every bottle is warranted Price 30c at Robinson Bros Mrs Georgia Warders was ill last week John Bradley ot Basket mines was in town Tuesday Ben Young formerly of Nebo was in the city Sunday Several of our people attended the circus at Madisonville Saturday Theo Noel and family have returned from a visit lo bis fathers Thos Broadney ot Paris III was in the city Tuesday on business Mrs Myers ot Nebo was in the city Sunday visiting Mrs W W Dorsey H Garrett attended the Fair and races at Evansville last Thursday and Friday John Haddock has gone to Paducab where he wilt resume his work railroad ing Wm Paterson of Mortons Gap was in perhaps on matrimonial town Sunday business The A M E Zion revival closed Sun ¬ day night Nine converts was the result of the meeting Miss Jessie Calinder of Hopkinsville was in the city last week the guest of Mrs Thos Earte Duke Bishop a Dawson barber was in town Saturday and Sunday helping T II Merriweather Rev Wm Foster and Thos Earle at tended the county convention last Friday at Madisonville James and William Campbell of Hop kinsyille brothers ot Charlie Campbell were here on a visit Sunday W R Teague and four or five other gentlemen of St Charles passed through last Friday on their way lo Madisonville Mrs R Brown and her mother went to Evansville last week Besides taking In the fair they found time to visit a number of relatives and friends John Radford went to Clarksville Satur day to accompany bis wife and sister Mrs Malinda Rayback who have bean visiting at that point back home Miss Mollie Mclntyre was in the city Saturday and Sunday the guest of Mrs P Duncan She is teaching this year at Whites school bouse about five miles from this place Prof A R Bailey states that they bad a good time at the institute last week at Providence and further states that several resolutions were promulgated for the bet terment of the common schools Albert McNary and Harriett Milligan were married last Thursday evening at the residence of Frank Harris Rev W W Dawsey officiating Much success and a long and happy life Is the wish ot their friends A small crowd attended the musical and at the Baptist literary entertainment church Saturday evening given by the Three Brothers Concert Company Not withstanding the dim attendance the pro pram was carried out and the entertain ment was good A proclamation has been issued by the President ot Ihe United States to the effect that Ihe atst day of October be observed as a general holiday The day school of this place will observe it A good program Some for the occasion will be prepared good speakers will also be on hand to ad- ¬ dress Ihe people The Afro American county convvntion met at Madisonville last Friday and was called lo order by the chairman W II Ross There were not a great many pres ent but they transacted the business before them that pertaining to the testing of the constitutionality of the separate coach qill The Baptist church came near burning down last Saturday A duelling bouse not more than forty feet distant took fire and was completely destroyed It took some tall hustling to save the church but Noah Fort when he heard it was done of the fire was in front of Ihe company store and his house being the nearest one lo Ihe burning building he covered the in ¬ tervening distance In a hop skip and jump He soon had bis household effects on the street The funniest thing ot all was Mrs Fort had the cooking stove moved out and never stopped her cooking Din ner was ready on time as usual ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 0 tn n Ei a 3 J1 Co o Drop Loaf Fancy Cover Large Drancre Nickel Illngt Pent on trial Buy only of Manufacturer Save Canratscra Commission Cct Xen Machines Send for a Machine with the name of a bunlnen man as reference and we will blji one at once or address for Circular and TeatlmonUla CO OPERATIVE SEWINQ MACHINE CO 260 Sllth St Phlla Fa ilDlMwIiiL met kkeTftit fVU imw box MIMICAL TAf ATMINT Pflt PAHTI0U1ANB HCATK4T rt Or BCLTt Of MB tVIN MAC iiKit4itf writ auai Teg OR C mb kiip ou in hiaith wftfBT MtAW DCTAOIT UICH JUDD ftlKI OCEAN TOWINQ Tlio subject ot long distance ocean BRANDON toulnir has ticun receiving much consul oration lit tho hands of American ship PAINTER and PAPER HANGER ux uuru A proposal has already been made lo employ hermetically scaled EARLINGTON KENTUCKY steel barges for ocean transportation tho o barges being towed by specially BtsTiiqiiUtr on tx qciititt designed tugs and towing apparatus It is believed by many ship owners In this country that wo aro ncarlng tho time when the towing steamship will bo largely employed to drug freight barges across tho Atlantic The possibilities in this direction have been suggestively Indicated by somo note CREAM worthy feuta of towing done recently by tho United States tug steamer Saturn which is about twenty two hundred tons and Is fitted with very YEARS powerful engines Tho chief dlfllculty FOR In ocean towiug is tho failuru of the Has led all Worm Romotlios tow ropo or steel hawser or Its fasten EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED Ings Neither manila ropo nor ht SOLT EVKItYWHEUE wira ropo can withstand tho suddei tntu r iciunstnHTUn ii to T wcia strains euused by tho motion of th towboat nnd her consort In a heavy seaway tlio great want being elasticity To overcome this dlfllculty tho rATHER MOLLINGERS Original Prescriptions Saturn has been fitted with a towing apparatus Invented by an American Cannot bo excelled In tlila or any otber country for euro of engineer It is a balancing cable tno t oltowlnir dlseascat drum which is so geared up that the Aathma Catarrh CongbJ CoDiumiitloa nnd all Throat normal pressure of tho engine cylln and Luntf dUeanca llheuma dero situated on cither sldo of the turn bcrof ola and Mood Dla drum will balance tlio normal strain cuk Urapepala Neuralgia Diarrhoea CooaUpatlon E1 on tho cable or hawser but if tho lept o Mta Nerroua DImuki KlJner Complaint Paralrula strain on tho hawser is increased tho Heart IlbieaM iumalo Com nlnlrta Thousand can U illf 1 drum revolves aft and tho hawser pays out running In again when tho stralu So wonflerful cares BfwmplUbml It jlmh keep if thoto remodlca If unr driiMi anr Is relieved Tho inventors of this in tlwia fend direct to u Allclalma br othora to aa 1 remwilea am genious apparatus claln that thoy have IHinlediioof thow control of Ultra fraudulent jcara for aoren i r i had otelualTO tb Send torUwjl n l up to ho tlmo of Wa bolved tho problem of ocean towing HAWII1LU A rdo ilbr 197 FVlTillt FAllrahenT la Chicago Journal An Invention Tlia Clcilnn tho Solution ol mi Important lrotilein wwwwww M Wall Paper Wall Paper WWWWWW J WORMS WHITES 20 VERMIFUGE ¬ ¬ I Skull of u Sweillili Uueen dou News celling are puluted tho royal arms On tho Immense stone over tho gravo aro engraved iu Latin tho words Catherine queen of Sweden died Septem ber in 1SS3 daughter of Slgismund king of 1oland and wlfo of Joliaun III Uingof Sweden Sho was bin icd on tlio ICtli of February 1581 On re moving this stoao n copper collln was found and opened Within was it wooden coflln somewhat decayed and llued with velvet in rags Ilcneath a leather cover lay tho corpse of tho queen clothed iu velvet the feet in studed shoes Amid tho folds of vel ¬ vet lay an extremely small skulL Lon ¬ ¬ ¬ queens grave was reopened at Upsulu In tho presence of tho prince regent tho archbishop and many professors The grave which dates from 1531 Is situated in a sldo aisle of tho cathedral at Upsala in a vault beneath tho pavement on the A Swedish ¬ REWARD mm MS VIGKH i 100000 At THE TV MPaa mhMW WEBSTERS I German Economical Bluing INTERNATIONAL ¬ Tandy Quiseberry an old citizen living near Winchester committed suicide Monday afternoon by blowing his brains out with a shot gun He was a veteran of the Mexican war and for a long time has been partially insane He owned considerable property and for many years had lived a hermits life ¬ ¬ None better Quart for 10 cents Place contents of package in a quart of rain or soft water and it Is ready for use Acknowledged by housekeepers to be the cheapest and best Bluing made For sale by dealers everywhere If not obtainable in your city send 10c in stamps for a pack ¬ age postpaid Carlstedt Medicine Co Evans ville Ind For sale at Robinson Bros ¬ V dictionary HNA1JUIWOEII fUCCEOU Oi i tiU ni r Ite vJII il iui1 lift- fn A ORANOINVCSTMCNT I r vvi ry u nly mi lhiUiot r Tliovorl iMU tii n mioiiil4 l ueailiiuvii -- It initnIilHi l liW a iiiilMtJ I 1 Offered for any Machine Till that WILL DO AS OHKAT HANOIJ OPWOItK AND DO IT AS KASILY AM A4 WIJLI AS CAN IIB DrtNK ON MiLiiil ¬ Yucatan Cbltl Tonic Is the greatest tonic known tonic that has never failed to cure the chills when property taken Every bottle war ranted Price 50c at Robinson Bros drug store ¬ II Is the only When you want clothing call on us We have the latest styles the largest stock and best made and Prices that will fitting goods Co save you money Bishop Madisonville Ky i I I i fiim H tin Mkttt l r Tilr 000 1 1 1 tio I yJirllrl KLU MS 1 Uti Vertical Feed Sewing Machine IT HAS NOT IIKKN riAISIIl Illl TIIVrTllKliWH Ii TIIK 1 i I iaiM TI i ii I t iMin lir I 1 ruiitio roil Tin imst tkn yiiajis VINO TIII9 OFFUU1IAS HKKN IIKrOIIKTIli liiUri w i fc i i 11 BEST ON EARTH Lbt 1 -- SZSP KK3ee lSgi Bu Sitfcustry wi Cljiloc TltHUSHAY OCTOHEK 0 LEGEND OF A CHURCH YARD K M 11V II It was an odd place for lovers to walk but whenever Jean Blair and Richard Wells went out together they somehow found themselves in the churchyard They were humble people be a coachniBii at Squire Hazels she ladies maid to the Misses Hazel The marvol was how they had found time to court at all but it had been found and when there were savings enough they were to This was what they bo marriodi talked of in the churchyard And this might have lasted until it molted into sober life but for a young horse who took it into his head to run away with Mrs Hazel and to toss her into the middle of the wayside ditch No bones were broken but the Squire laying the fault to Dicks driving dismissed Christian land perhaps but Rich- TOO IIUX0HYTO CAT ard Wells knew in one moment him on the spot The Seniitlon of stit vitlon Described hy a Poor Jean cried at parting and who it was Watches Clocks California tilrl He stood up Tilled with horror She gave him a purse so did he That anj one should stane in the midst of the best makes kept and handkerchief and he gave her and stared She bent down and of plenty is sad enough but when the sufShe vowed shaded her cyc with liar hand a lock of his hair is a strong nnd willing girl in a city ferer constantly in stock Ghosts in the churchyard she where domestic help is hard to get the pity never to forget him and he piom- I wonder why of it is lost in the wonder Yet such was Ghosts iscd to write and so they left each said other on the road close by the they sit where I and Dick used to the experience of n joung woman the other Repairing and Cleaning a Specialty She actually faintday in San Francisco run gate of the graveyard 00 ed on the street and was well nigh unto o He heard the words and with a death before reviving at the hospital aud The poor girl went back to her hair curling and doing up of laces miserable wail cried a one plijsician sajs there is nothing whatp for the Misses Hazel and was w n Jean Jean t Its no ghost ever the matter with her but starvation f o She is but twcnty Jwo jears old and Vallescolded for being stupid and DickJcanl P jo was her home Her father is poor and She laughed an awful laugc plodded on until he found the city c she felt herself a burden at home so she w You cant deceive me and there just when his last penny she went to San Francisco took a little room ff was gone fell in most opportunely saic Youd like to make me temporarily and tried to find work Day rra I know after day she hunted reducing her rations Dick with a rich old brewer who wanted think you were a was a good place better What was that he said as her money grew less li ing for several It a coachman o da s on tea and an occasional scrap of p and so he wrote to Jean After a Money is tho thing to marry for rr bread till at last strength gaie out and B while he wrote her that the brewer No you are a ghost and Ill kill those who picked bur up on the street o was dead but that the widow in you thought she was forty so rapidly had She lifted hergun The wretched sho aged She thus dttctibes her expern tended to retain him in her service w nnd finally he didnt write at all man made no movement and his ience H Well the day I saw my last fhe cent Jean fancied accident sickness eyes were fixed upon her with a piece I stacd in all day I tried to go out How glitter as of steel death all but the truth and hunt for work but I just could not do O Ghosts cried mad Joan it My feet felt so heavy and I was so diz was she to guess poor soul that 1J the brewers widow had taken a One two three Now Ill kill zy I was afraid to walk for fear Id fall I hadnt eaten an thing since the down 30 wonderful notion to her handsome you night before not even my bread and tea m The bullet sped its way and young coachman -I had cried a good deal before that but on 0 At first he refused to think of it Richard Wells fell forward on his Toward day I felt too sick to cry that m Then there was no harm thinking face without a groan CO night I grew sick at the stomach oh awThe brewers widow married fully sick and my hands and feet were Then thoughts of the golden glitter were too splendid to resist and again of course and Joan was liko ice I was afraid I would be ery sick the brewers widow hooked her frozen to death in her hut the next if I didnt get something to cat so I went 7 GO I was go to a little resturant near by fish winter and there are none left on out to get a cup of tea there with my five rt ing So Jean watched and wept and earth to day who figured in our cents I sat down at the table and was But to this day the youth just going to order the tea when all at the brewers widow took off her tale widows cap and went into mixtures of Hazlehurst dread the old church- once I couldnt sit up any longer She rcied got on the street again and of purple and white by way of yard after dark and the old people Si fainted Two women came up and said half mourning and Dick began to will tell you that whenever the Oh thats too bad and were ery kind O consider himself a gentleman al moon is at her full there are to be Did they get you something to cat O ready when one morning the seen two shadows walking hand in No o Did they offer ou any money 3 waiter told him a young girl was hand among the graves and that 3 No tho policeman brought mc to this asking for Dick Wells and going those awful shapes are Joan and place then in the hall he found poor Jean her sweetheart Do 011 begin to feel better since you Scientific American She gave a little cry of joy when came here Agency for GonMliiteil HoueN she saw him but he stopped her Oh jes I feel better but Im very from throwing herself into his A Iniitful cause of deranged menses and weak I cant eat anything I dont seem many other dangerous diseases is consti to want to cat People have been so good arms and told her the truth pated bowels Neglecting to attend the A oung man I used to know at home read You see money is everything stool sedantry habits and unwholesome about mc in the papers and came to see CAVEATS in this world Jean he said It diet are causes of tho disease It is ery me this morning He said he thought there TRADE MARKS iSION PATENTS wont do to marry for love and if dangerous because its effects aro not ob must be some mistake when he read about rnDVPiniiTc vw ww wiwf hnii tne ItmidbooV write f 1 miJVJOTJ1 I were you Id say yes to Farmer observed at once Mkoauwjiv NtW Vunr nSfS al bureau or iecurln patents In Aroitica Carlstcdts German Liver Sjrup is as gjoeit Giles Hes always wanted you nearly a ipccific in the permanent cure of in tins big city ties going to let some ot tBepuDliotir uotlcoiruifrcootcuuruciiuLa pinned her shawl and set- this disease as any medicine Jean ever discoter- - my Vallejo friends know whrrc I am and tled her bonnet and turned on her cd Any pur rathe medicine will temnor- - I cuubs Ill bo all right now heel And Dick Wells soon mar arily relieve costivencss but German Iiver Her girlish pride and spirit are broken f f ffif 4ln lllutrntert lnT lentlflo pain- - In the Sjrup males a permanent cure if directions She did not oven know enough of city ways ZlJr wo It WceW oil ried the brewers widow EK011alx ronnUis t Aillro Noliitllieu AlljfoN to It is such The news of the wedding went are followed and does not shock tlicsjs- - tocxaminetho want columns tern of delicate ladies as calomel does as she who suffer in big cities N V Ad down to Ilazlchurbt and set the Irice joe and 100 For sale by Robin vtrtisor people talking and from that time son liros A reported outbreak of cholera at I Icl every one began to notice how metta N J created much excitement in The bWletun of Iilo Altu strangely Jean behaved A hun m that icinity Investigation showed that dred times a day they missed her San irancisco Chronicle the disease was not cholera but a violent RECULATE THE J STOMACH LIVER AND DOWELS J The skeleton of the once anions dysentery which is almust as severe and and always found her in the churchJ yard by and by her tidy ways of racer Palo Alto will soon grace dangerous ascholera Mrs Walter Willard i IUniFY THE BLOOD a prominent merchant of Jamcsburg two liELIADLE REMEDY FOR dressing hair seemed to be lost the museum at Lcland Stanford miles north of Ilclmetta says Imllxcttlon Iillluuintu HtuJatlir Cor II J Chamber and the Misses Hazel were obliged Jr University in company with hins Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Hem patlun lj trclu Iiroulo IJvcrTruiillt lllulnrh lluJ Cumpltllon rj i to find another maid the skeletons of Electioneer and cdy has given great satisfaction in the most Oirule llrrntli aud ull tHsur Iru r lu rr Hajtarb Liter nnil Ilewrlt of dysentery is certainly It The bones of lalo Alto severe case Jean never found another place Occident klpfui Tnbulo contain notlilner InJnriAr tllAluo til liculactUitituUn If For I screitrvctuil tlvuliiiiiinliat VWmut l There was a little hut a long way are at present in the Academy of one of the beta things oer made m i ttw t Alrlnl sale by St Ucrnard Drugstore Earlington u11 a en rw vlpt on ti lU AddrcM from the village which no one had Sciences building in this city W Den T Hobinson Morions Gap George J THE RIPANQ CHEMICAL CO lived in for years there the wretch- G I3luntis mounting them in the King St Charles S HITCCB STIOET NEW ylK t J ed girl betook herself form of a perfectly articulated s30cooocax 3 She had her clothes a few odds skeleton which shape they are rap ooks Cotton Root Cfc Mi JT5S idly assuming and ends of furniture and a gun Mr Ulunt is the COMPOUND yjir A recent tlUcotery by an old i had kept same naturalist who prepared the Meanwhile Dick Wells jhsl Ian by Successfully used monthly thousands of La on growing more and more impor- skeletons of Electioneer and Occidie It Is the only perfectly cafe and reliable medicine dis tant The brewers widow had dent and quite recently that of covered Ueware of unprin cipled druKgUts who otfer In brought him more money than he the California gray whale now on fciior medicines in ulace nf tuts Ask lor ook s Cotton lioot Compound tak hoped for and he had gone on add exhibition in the Academy no substitute or inclose and cents in iostat letter sealed by return mail ing to it by shrewd speculation The skeleton of lalo Alto stands inunsealedand c will sendplain cinelopc to ladie I particulars in K UC Ml At last seeing in a paper that five feet and once inch above its uuiy two sidiiins Anurrss LILY 1U 0iortuiilff 111 VT MIm COMPANY IONI lib 1 miii ii4ICt mlrr Titniiiij iiiy i Jut thetr to Mich anl Squire Hazels property was soon pedestal The bones are perfect bold in No 3 Iisher Ulock Detroitdruggists Txirtuhiliut If irrfHjii lit euaUi in l iitjrtuy illthtr mgdtfputri liiol tbcuriit Larlinifton and by first class In klatk in t f runrliul eKu m y llulim to be sold its master being dead in shape without a single defect or eterttherc UimcUouL upftliil dufbtf In uroppOMU thy NlacurtrutpLrilT prooiltn to U ty aitlluvUor tUai tha ii JKs nf Lu u he bethought him to become its blemish except that the five terrimo u SuIdeuopNrtoiiiy to biii m iwj of lit tiutr4rtlicliaocatiJrltiui Itifjlltac owner minal joints of the tail arc ossified o sdJ ttio diirts mm to rwturn iiih ImII yo flid ll c x rlUtta The lady of the house was no together and curved upward in a BOOT AND SHOE MAKER I tttcoiDiN wpportuultrt Inbtif lailnt it wlit tbsl ippcars wortlij sud Df4tr riuU iae cctifulmtDUo Hen lisn oppurimiiiy nitlmt Itnotcflto wltbln tbrMcltot UWrlncpeo lupruttl ll willcWt wise ioth All manner of fine spiral form This is something Uait tutt la lit Tb CULltr t oMirtuntty for tl trnd uny bvr Slonry to bt ntsd miJ llr nd IwntirtMy Also makes things wore sent down and the unusual but it was no inconvenby my ludaitrlont pifrn tf hber u x Ml up i Vou co duib vorktud lira t btDi nborntr Krn b news spread over the place enmlng ruu lo It ience to the horse during life HARNESS AND SADDLEBY giotriir9tlly omilll work lO iir Uny Vua can da wtll If iottiliJ builuduitrl 00alrftndTouc4iilninras Tour Ur m iiraun Vou was exciting news to the old peo The bones are all smaller in pro can jlo nr tlia f tty or all your time U wmrk Laiy tolurD Capital not ruqulred All U cow kUrl i ple who had known Dick portion to those of othur horses paratlvdy uw and rititly vunditTnl loitruct and bow you bow free KaMir oikuHwnaiiitiijrear woik All repairing promptly and neatly ipmlo were anxious to see iim much more porous aud lighter in They vi Itfurn an II rr tv win Lhwim to ti in by rtlnin iubII ili bMenro II dIy done at Co Jiux BttO luilluud Malue JIullett when he came down and many structure The skeleton as a could not believe this pompous whole stands highor and looks ROBINSONS NEW BLOCK 32yo and Bkin Chamberlain Ointment man of 50 who rolled to the gate shorter than is generally the case A certain euro for Chronic Soro Eyes in his splendid carriage was the The teeth are nearly perfect and Tetter Suit llhoum Scald Head Old T H MERRIWEATHER curly headed young fellow who not one missing Chronlo Soro3 Fovcr Sores Eczema had left on foot with tears in his Itch Pralrlo Scratches Soro Nipples Tho bones imr rnrf nl lir m WW bHIVIIUIl W nuunii and Piles It Is cooling and soothing ejes as lie kissed Jean Blair and pared hy a chemical procoss and North Side ot Vtu Store Hundreds of cases Lava been cured by proniiEcd never to forget her look smooth and white The iron it aftor all other treatment lad failed Railroad St EARLIIMETONi KV Dick could not believe it him supports upon which the skeleton ti u pui up in j anu ou cent boxej It jou uant a first class Shave Shampoo self He had not expected to have is mounted with all the screws or saie at St Uernard Drus Store Harlni ton old times brought back to him as and fixtures will be nickel plated or Hair Cut ibis is the place ieorge Kings St Charles were at ever turn in Hazel Mr Blunt expects to have the the yo ChilJrens hair cutting a specialty lien T Kobinson Mortens Gap ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Cltocrllstiucuts cotthl not 9kolaton n porftet ortlar in about It will tlnm bo sent to ttut osrteet ft koe faun lhttr unions tiwreo rk ami placed in bonnton the mauls In the kltrncff or to Memo i the tar m Stanfor i private tnttMiim at bis hear itr si iSiiiR aha nsoil to Bint in the old days Stable t long with the skeletons All No one had of Electioneer and Occident whan ho courtud her AND hudhl not three of thosu mounted specimens toldhTiii of her fate and will remain there until the museum ORCHESTRA kn6w what had boaomu of htir Tlicy had baon at Itaelmirat a at Stanford University enn be pre with month find one day he found him pared to taceive them The skele- ¬ ton of Palo Alto will not be placed NEW UNtFOKMS solf in the churchyard think ¬ on exhibition in this city nor any ¬ He sat tliore thinking and NEW MUSIC ing all through the sunny after ¬ where cNe until the University The flesh of And augmented with several of tho best noon and still when the sun went museum is opened performers in the country are pre down and the moon arose in the Palo Alto was buried in the center pared to furnish music It is plaza at the stables of the evening sky Senator Stanfords intantion to For Parades Concerts Funerals Wed- ¬ It was a strango thing after so many hard cold years to be melted erect over the mound a handsome dings Receptions Halls now as he was to be so sorry for monument And all occasions where strictly first class the pain he had given his sweet ¬ llilinus lleiti music is required heart and hope she had not felt it Dizziness want of appetite sallo complexion llilgh colored urine irregular ac long A W GIUSON HKNDIiKSON Kv from the bowels light colored stools Between the moon and himself ions lassitude feerishness often accompanied lay a high bank with a fringe of by dumb chills aching limbs and hot feet L tall grass and brambles black and and bands nnd sleepiness nto umplons of Successor to Ceo W Fljiclcy feathery against the brilliant back ¬ of biliousness Dont check the looseness Once waiting for Jean of the bowels but take a full dose of Carlground ho had seen her coining that way stcdts German Iiver Iowder on retiring at MADtSONVtLlE KENTUCKY night nnd repeat the second night thereto meet him and she had stopped after nnd again the fourth night and conon the very bank to kiss her hand tinue this until tho system is thoroughly to him purged A few doses of quinine may bs A complete stock of A moment more and a tall gaunt necessary to stop the dulls but it you will figure with a gun stood on the keep Carlstcdts German Liver Powder all I 9 the time and take 1 dose occasionally you Mi Vl v t hank and looked at him It was will ncer be bilious Price 25c per bottle of every edscription the wildest object over seen in a at Kobinson Uros drug store hurst ami soiftoltow h j flMcrlisciticttts - SC NMlMK - Gibsons gen i ¬ DRY GOODS DRY GOODS -- Z7lltf Ix ¬ i I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ft o October 1st we started in with our new Me of FALL AND WINTER GOODS The handsomest stock of Dry Goods to be found in Hopkins County They are going off with a rush Take a look through our Crowded Stores JOi is now buying Almost everyone Dont put off inspecting our immense Stock until it is too late Our LADIES and GENTS UNDERWEAR YOU CANT DUPLICATE FOR QUALITY AND CHEAPNESS We can supply anything you may want -- 4 3 W r- - I ¬ H CLOTHING CLOTHING lf Our Stock of CLOTHING is SIMPLY IMMENSE ¬ ¬ O ¬ 2 IB a H H ODD PANTS AT YOUR OWN PRICE Take a look through our Clothing Department It will pay you ¬ 4 FOOTWEAR o FOOTWEAR y Among all the ordinary useful arts there has been no greater progress than in iilSB WiBIDt A Shoes The progress has been practical Shoes are better more scientific in shape Cheaper The used-to-b- e Shoe has been found out It is no longer sold We have ONLY PRACTICAL and COMMON SENSE SHOES SHOES FOR EVERYBODY TO WEAR Our Shoe Department upon close inspection paralyzes all Competition Buy your Shoes of us - I ¬ dWentifw American i ¬ ¬ ¬ A w U t KeMby-nuii-- M I 1 ¬ 10 - -- nja-awt FURNITURE FURNITURE ¬ ¬ ¬ --- Hs- ¬ C 1 1 G 1 op- - I i u For a HOUSEKEEPING OUTFIT come to us We have every kind of FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD WARES youll care for Every grade that is worth having Our prices are the very lowest IWX U i ¬ 1 1 ¬ it r f Lrrocenes It is useless to speak of Groceries Lrrocenes We have everything in that line and you know our 4 fc m ¬ n Ut V iw A prices are the LOWEST and that you are treated fairly and squarely trading with us A word to the wise in this instance is sufficient ¬ St Bernard Coal Co

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