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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): November 24, 1892
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0i nCIOBEB 2Bli - s ZION A Bee Publishing do PuaLtSHits THE COTTON BELT ROUTE IS THE ONLY LINE FROM MEMPHIS ME CHURCH Services everv Sundav mornlni at it oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school a 930 am vv vv Lawtay paaior WKCflji With Jhioto SmkeUjIr meet t moat Progressive Towns and Cities In the Kit and mete iWrsmii the FaraMaHtltKMMHlJtn pirits can be higher when Mr tanton atrives said a dry wizen- the mountains vhosnailpcdAjjoil of unscrupulous revcilge and Nan d little woman who perhaps saw cliMtrprnti drinin unfnldinf in and another- were the gainers v fltlicsc perpetual picnics What could I do but help him repeated thq flir btantonf poacher and vagabond though h istcner she had caught in a cor- is You could not leave him to lie up there in pain and hclplesjV Yes I cant tell you who he is till somebody foUnd him ncxt nobody seems to know much about morning Jhim except Mrs Covington He I CertaiAlynot tpcctsajiy p 10 marry miss iovingion you of us wouidhaWdoiil thcSamcl 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Entrance through the store Attention alto given to repairing clocks Store elry sewing machines etc County Judge ot Circuit Court John R Grace Commonwealths Attorney J B Garnelt Circuit Court Clerk John Christy Judge of County Cour- t- I F Dempsey ouniy Attorney 1 waaaiu County Clerk W II Arnold Sherif- f- R C Tapp Jailor Daniel Brown Superintendent of Schools J J Glenn Coroner L D II Rodgers tUOISTMTtS well quent eyes He thought he had never seen her look so pretty as when with the rose red color on her checks and stealing into her low broad brow she steadfastly declined to bear the title of Donna Quixote It was a simple incident in one of those wide free rambles which arc a feature of life in an English Nan and her country house mother were guests at Tcrrick A party had gone out Manor Nan was a riding on the downs laggard pausing at the highest points to drink in the beauty of the fair autumn hucd landscape that stretched like a panorama below these heights of the Chilterns She had been introduced to a wholly new Bucks wonderland and marveled that people in London knew so little of what was very near them Taking a special ly steep bit to rejoin her friends by a short cut for it must be confessed that Nan was a random horsewoman she had found a big hulking fellow with a sprained ankle A block of earth had been dislodged and man and mould had crashed many yards together Nans pity offered aid though he never asked it She dismounted and gave him a girlish arm to lean upon and somehow he had reached the track hard by and then Nan walked away to some cottages half a mile distant and ensured for him more stalwart assistance For my arm will be stiff for a week she said laughing as she told the story Nan was assured that she had befriended the greatest scoundrel in the district the leader of a gang of hillside ruffians who were always ready for a midnight visit to the preserves of Tcrrick Manor Thats Black Sam Pcwsy to a T said Squire Milne as Nan described the sufferer Mrs Covington was thereupon duly indignant Nan does the strangest things she said And only Captain Fairlie had cared to controvert the theory that Nan was eccentric The girl was grateful and there was henceforth a favor for the latest comer which was like strong wine to a fainting ¬ BaUcn T3adeifo some 61 those places I hear ho is very rich and that Mrs Covington thinks it a But we grand match for Nan shall sec those of us who stay He joins us in a fortnight How soon a lovers house of cards stands in fine and flowing outline on the tableland of fancy The light how soon h is in ruins faded out of Capt Fairlics sky His past pessimism was justified Good luck in tho common view had visited him but every boon it brought was tithed by a bitter ¬ ¬ chagrin He talked of going but he did not go For one thing Cecil Milne would not1 hear of it and for another ho was a lonely man and here was a point of warmth and Capt Fairlie had not brightness waiting home circle to go to Moreover he was pleased with his Chiltern Hunrefuge in these dreds of historic fame That Bucks was a charming sylvan county he was vaguely awarc clorc- mu e naa no iaea of 1c 1cauty of the woodlands in ll0r 6iucn autumn uress 01 tne fine air and far distances of the great rolling crests which sweep round from Ashton Hills on the west side of Tring to Whitcleaf Cross at Risborough or of the hundred quaintnesses of the se questered old world villages It was all unhackneyed naive de lightful He stood on Velvet Lawn ¬ ¬ Mrs Covington had the grace to which she had once secured assist- ¬ ance foe jhe preacher Pewpy she Of course that is nortsence passed Capt Fairlie Hej knew I never said so where he was going and he- - hopeshe muttered But it is a dreadful thing a shame- ¬ less face was a revelation lo him ful thing and I suppose it is true The strange thing was that His own I wish it brightened porportionally that it hap happened He was were not The thieves knew where standing a yard or two fr6m the to go If they were not put up to curve of the road on a rustic path vit hpwjtcame they to guess that leading toyi clump of the raaghifi jnerp was sucu acnancc mat is cicnt beeches with which Bucks what I ask and what nobody an abounds The girl saw with- a st art swers that his companion was the man In the absence ofI a clewttcan- - whom Squire Milne called Black M i gli Sam and thaL there was gold on Fairlie Sams palm It was very distantly The irate woman turned upon that she returned the soldiers sal- ¬ him ute For the first time she had a You went away directly it came sharp doubt whether Capt Fairlie out that I was robbed Perhaps was a man of honor What legiti- ¬ you fancy I am blind Capt Fair mate relations could he haVc with You were never more mis- one who was almost an outlaw lie taken in your life I have seen a certainly an Ishmael of tho Chilt It was one thing to aid I feel inclined to ask erns great deal if you are certain that no clew is Black Sam in distress and in ignor- ¬ forthcoming What are your ideas ance of his character She would do that again It was another about it Where did you go to When Mrs Covington commenc- ¬ thing to bribe him for perhaps a ed she was consciously striking lawless act Were her mothers Even this wild blows It was an ebullition brilliants involved of resentment without aim or mean- ¬ bright beautiful Bucks world now ing except to sting the subject of seemed gray and barren of peace the assault But it was a fact that and joy to Nan at that moment she was on the whole a capable Then she rebuked herself of the observer and she soon noticed thought Mr Eugene Stanton was introthat her charge of withdrawal told Capt Fairlie looked confused duced to a broken dispirited party By sheer instinct she brought her Nan who was nervously watching hints to a head and confronted him fancied that there was a gleam as with a direct question of contempt and something else His bronzed face had annoyance that she could not fathom in Capt visibly written in its lines Even Fairlics eyes Could it be triumph Nan who with impatient disgust How should that have any place had come over to him from her Was not the victory Mr Stantons mothers side and whispered piti- ¬ by her own word of surrender fully Please take no notice A conference about the burglary even Nan wondered at the dark was soon held apart It was inter- ¬ And rupted by the announcement of a preoccupied countenance his answer seemed weak and a capture shuffle Black Sam Pewsy and his son I went into Terrick There arc in custody was the informa ¬ was nothing to gain by my staying tion brought in by Cecil Milne If there had been I would have The Squire shook his head sol- ¬ stayed emnly at Nan The girl was the Cecil Milne who was nearly old mans favorite though he was ¬ Ji tkanXiTmrfislWatt4 IskaSaaHl Col Covington was announc ed The name was like a thunderbolt to the man who had supposed himself safe when the ground was mined beneath him He rose but could not stend He sank back into his chair and waited for the stroke of doom His heavy features grew1 ashen his teeth began to chatter He was a trickster of many subterfuges and a craven at heart Nans uncle was a soldier with a presence His 60 years sat light ¬ ly upon him He had desperate ¬ ¬ 4 Wrkornnuttctfflsliandsr ant ¬ he had never flinched To crush a traitor was a bagatelle He nodded to Capt Fairlie An other Jim Fairlie this ones father and he had gone through the mutiny together and he knew the son He shook hands warmly with Squire Milne and Cecil It was not his first visit to Tcrrick Manor Then he faced round on another old acquaintance I have come post haste from Dublin through your leafy lanes Milne to strip a shady bird of borrowed plumage he said This man who I hear calls himself Mr Stanton is well known to mc He was cashiered from my own regiment His name is Willis Dorrcll I have not heard anything good of him since the colors and he parted It is not my province to interfere with any guest of yours Milne but I dont want you to be deceived Dorrcll stumbled to his feet with a curse It was your doing that I was sent adrift he hissed It was justice sirand you know ¬ ¬ ¬ it You were hard hard and if it b5TtfThg5taffnmdhfse oyer the rich pastures of the whole vale ot Aylesbury and away to the west toward the pleasant plains of Oxford Scarcely a day passed without his stumbling on a new vista of leafy loveliness or a fresh vantage ground from which to study a unique blending of the finest features of the softer British scenery Capt Fairlie was growing curious to see Nans accepted lover It argued indifference that day af ter day he should disappoint exThe business affairs pectation in Yorkshire that were understood to be keeping him were probably the Doncastcr races But startling events were first to divert every ones thoughts from the loiterer and then to bring them back to him when the thing seemed least likely There was a burglary at Terrick Manor and Mrs Covington lost the brilliants which she always carried with her on her rural cam paigns They were worth a large sum of money though not equivalent as she loudly asserted to the purchase price of the Manor estate It was a disaster that made her frantic and Nan trembled with shame at the unjust accusations in which she indulged Somebody on the spot must have had a hand in it she said somebody who saw me angrily wearing them and took good care to find out which was my room and where I locked them up Its a vile plot with one thread here in the house I feel sure of it But the visitors were nearly all gono now Squire Milnes remain ing guests were only Miss Parks and Capt Fairlie Nan and Mrs And there was Covington horself a servant on the place for not whose integrity the Squire would not have answered with his own lie did not choose the people about him at random or change them for They were old retainers a whim facts made Mrs CovingThose tons asset tion seem absurd to him lie dealt with it in a dignified courteous way which Nan at least appreciated I am very sorry it has happen that qd under my roof he snid is a misfortune which I shall feel madam in its own degree as much My family as you will feel yours But I sharo these sentiments you have no evidence submit that whatever for a charge which if it means anything must mean that perhaps my son Cecil has given information to the rogues or that I am a conspirator or that some one quite as little likely in my ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ man W H HOFFMAN It was a surprise to Capt Fair Thos D Walker Alias Old Joker Is still In the lead with a complete stock of ID BNTIST MADISONVILLK KY Door of Court House I hYTm JLI I 1 t - Curtail District L F Bailey E C Almon Court House District D Slodghlll T R Card Office on Main street opposite North Hanson District J W Simons J W Jones Nebo District H F Porter A J Key Charleston DIsrrict J C Lavelf J R Franklin Dalton District John Flttslmons E C Kirk wood Ashbysburg District J II Sanson W L Davis Kitchen District II F Bourland Jas Priest II Fox St Cnnrles District R I Salmon lie to meet Nan here They were old acquaintances of a furlough spent in Jersey Into one heart love had consciously come then But he was poor and had a hazy outlook and Nan was old Col Covingtons niece and heiress THOS WHITFORD Brick layer and Stone mason EARLINGTON KENTUCKY and L N RAILROAD THE GREAT astings Stores tvvVWyvvVvwyiVVvvvW AND THROUGH TRUNK LINE between the cities ot All orders receive prompt attention lixTrvv ei are Repairing and Roofing a Specialty Old Joker has marked his goods so low jThateverythirig js bound to go Low Cash Sales and Profits Small Insures the patronage of all satisfactory work guaranteed Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Evansville St Louis And the cities of Trade- - 15ex liiragtoras L T jtv - Ky JL Maikt reglttered and all other patent causes In the Patent Office and before Ihe Courts promptly and carefully prosecuted Upon receipt of model or sketch ol Invention I make careful eiamlnatlon and advise as to 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January 1 1804 severing 3 Noa of the imitable qnatterly regular ffim 1150 sod 14 months of the greatest ot family weeklies regular price 4 00 per year awTake one or Ins other offer I AT ONCE and rewtt la postal twtee orders or New YorkiBs- ceyaatreio OWN TOWN TOPICS 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 TA Louisville Kentucky TOPICS 21 Wilt SL Nix Ysik Jim Fairlie recognized the barrier If he had been blind the tart tongued dowager who snubbed Nan and him impartially would soon have pointed it out Since then he had won his step in the Soudan and wealth had come in his way from a maternal kinsman long lost sight of amongst But he Australian sheep folds had been an exile in the desert and expected that Nan was married The frank vivacious long since girls with money are always picked up Capt Fairlie came home on a steamer with Cecil Milne a wounded subaltern Youll run down to Tcrrick Manor Its fresh ground to you Yes entirely Then promise to come You wont find us deadly dull The Governor always has a house party in the autumn and Ill guarantee you sensations in pretty faces The older man had smiled rather A fortune is a for wanly at that tune at any time but it may come too late and carry chagrin upon its wings He was rich now but there was only one girls face passing fair to him Where was Nan No music could have thrilled him as the soft rich voice with the faint suspicion of distance did when he arrived at Terrick Manor We are ancient friends I think Capt Fairlie v U Mlt tiAu t Af nn r nnifnllv nri lliwj 4 J J together now until a whisper was ¬ ¬ I ¬ curiously Did he not understand that this mad old dowager had im pugned his honesty The foe caught at the quibble and exposed it She was seriously coming to believe that Capt Fair lie was mixed up in the robbery preposterous as the notion seemed to everyone else in the group You had not inOh indeed terest enough in the matter to join I think sir in the investigation that will seem strange to all here Squire Milne interrupted I must ask you to remember Mrs Covington the Capt Fairlie is my guest he said significantly Probably on reflection you will agree that this has gone far enough No I shall not think so until I have back what I have lost And I am glad that Mr Stanton will be I shall put it here this afternoon all into his hands all do you hear Capt Fairlie He bowed gravely His reserve continued and was inexplicable to Cecil Milne and to Nan It was supposed that Mrs Covingtons room in the west wing of the manor had been surrcptitously entered late on the previous evening She had gone along a corridor after retiring and stayed nearly an hour with Nan persuading the girl to fix a date almost immediate Mr Stanton for her marriage pressed for this in a letter Nan had received and which also stated that he might be expected on the morThe theory which seemed to row have least difficulties was that the thief had come in through a window in a deep oriel of the corridor and had escaped the same Access to this from below way was easy by reason of a mass of climbing ivy plants a natural ladder was provided for nimble feet and this window was found forced The police accepted this hypothesis and were working upon it examining with a great show of im portance the outdoor staff of the manor and seeking for the trail of any suspicious prowler who might have been seen in the locality Their result so far had not been made public At 4 oclock a carriage went to the station to meet Mr Stanton Nan was inside Heavy rain had fallen and the September air was sharp arid fresh The girl had a gray wrap around her shoulders It suited her perfectly but it was a pallid anxious face that Capt Fair Nan had no lie met by accident need surely to wear the old hate ful mask here where spectators were only the country people She was letting al the sad forebodings 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ learning to detcst hcr mother You see what your protege is for all you did worth he said him a good turn But its queer I dare say theve some good evidence But I dont think the vil lians would soar to a job of this sort A bit of poaching and some ugly work if the keepers came along is quite in their way But this is different altogether It is a surprise The police were sure of their ground and they brought to light a body of testimony to show that both prisoners were loitering in the Manor park and in the footpath that led to the tennis ground late the previous evening And two servants disposed to seeing Black Sam in forbidden precincts close to the house He had indeed terrified them But the jewels were not found The miserable hovel on the hillside had been searched in vain Nan and Capt Fairlie exchanged a glance that on one side was a question and on the other an appeal Each knew it to be so What had you to do there Nans steadfast eyes asked Trust a little longer said the Captians And Nan was silent and her faith stood the test However things might look she knew at length that this man had her supreme confidence and more her love Oh why had she yielded to her mothers urging But Mr Stanton whose consternation at hearing of the robbery was great became an ameaeur detective as Mrs Covington suggested and following her cue also with respect to Capt Fairlie he unearthed the highly suspicious circumstance of the visit paid by Fairlie to Pewsys cottage He demanded an explanation in the presence of the Squire who was more indignant and uneasy and perplexed than he cared even to confess to Cecil Will you deny that you paid money to this scamp Certainly I shall not deny it The tones were haughty and stern Money to a notorious To leave the country perhaps Will you kindly account for such strange conduct at such a peculiar time Capt Fairlie had a telegram in his hand he carelessly referred to to it It had been delayed In about half an hour I should think it will be possible to oblige There was a ring you he said at the bell He walked to the win dow and his manner changed The farce will probably change ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ rl have had my revenge Id have May I say married your neicc good by to Nan It was a last flash of bravado Now the crash had come the miscreants spirits revived But he walked to the door as he spoke There wis rnischTef in the set of Jim Fairlics mouth and he saw it And now Squire you shall have my story the story which that impostor has wisely thought it unnecessary to wait for though he said is pretty frequently involved Capt Fairlie a little later addressing his host and his hosts son It will mean at all events a partial revision of your judgment in the case of Pewsey as Black Sam had no more to do with the disappearance of Mrs Covingtons brilliants than than I had there was a proud upward twist in but he had a consid the voice erable share in the counterplot by which Dorrcll has been worsted and by which I hope and believe Mrs Covington will have her treasures restored You dont say sol cried the Was Stanton in that afSquire fair too No he was not But he was harassed by a racing dun as unscrupulous as himself This is what occurred On the day of the robbery I had been to Ivinghoe to see the quaint village on the lull which may have given its title to Scotts Ivanhoe It is well worth Well at Cheddington I a trip was waiting for an Aylesbury train I sat down in a corner sheltered from the rain that was beginning to scribble a letter Voices reached me They were on the other side of a wooden partition with an open window in it Nans name was mentioned I mean Miss Covington Yes said Cecil Milne unnecessarily and he smiled furtively One I pricked up my ears speaker was putting pressure on He the other to get money threatened him with exposure The other slowly gave way He was going to marry Miss Covington it would be soon he said then the money should be paid He could do little at the moment but he was anxious that Col Cov ington should not cross his path and had a fear that the Colonel was at Terrick Manor He per suaded the other to come and in vestigate for him and the task was Where Dorrell went undertaken I do not know They were to meet at an inn late that night I saw them on the platform and yes terday Dorrell knew me again I came to Terrick almost as soon as the spy and as I might want wit nesses I tipped the younger Pewsy to spy on Feuning that was his Incidentally I mentioned name name of Dorrell in Black Sams the ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ hadnt been for Fairlie yonder Id ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I Concluded on Fourth Page nm when every one should be happy villagers young and old all called WHISTLE POSTS We all have our troubles Miss her made a bountiful hostess she added and with her Hcttie Then she didnt dine alone Section Foreman Bryncs was bright smile she loft Hcttie to her Oh not She had chosen for her called to Hanson last week on bus thoughts again not sad ones now guests those of her acquaintance incss Andy Decider formerly one of but repentant ones over her folly who had least to be thankful for of thinking her life so very hard There were four happy faces gath our townsmen is now fireing an cn ginc on the St Louis division What was money now or the ered around he table happy for One of the most careful and sucposition of Esquires wife to poor that day at least and many days to division is of come in remembrance of this cessful engineers of this north end Mrs Banks while her onlv child the James Rcardon Thanksgiving dinner to which Miss was hopelessly ill Conductor Joe Robertson it is Why Hcttie Brown she said Hcttie had so kindly invited them now and we will be greatly disapie Smith was there pointed if he docs not make a good Little To to herself I am heartily ashamed C trretpondents wanted la all pari of the event they cannot hope to secure about the Republicans throwing of you Besides being lame and obliged to man Address its for particulars OJunljr a profit equal to the expense of the up their hands in the next ConHere you are cll and strong go on crutches poor Tommie had For several days last week a RATUS OK ADVERTISING undertaking They have not only gress and letting the Democrats able to sew and with plenty to do a drunken father and a wretched special train was run on the Proviertton Una square firs ft oa sertion Each sebaeqner 50 harmed themselves but at the do as they please The RepubliAnd if your cottage is small it and disordered home Very pleas dence branch to move the accumuDUplajr adrertl tents for lon periods con- tracted for at clal rates same time they have inflicted in cans however will probably de is neat and comfortableand belongs ed and happy did he look as he sat lated freight per line Local Notices its Marriage birth J death notices Inserted free jury upon all the people of the fend tllcir institutions of protection to you And you have enough to at Miss Hcttics right hand and Section Foreman Hammond in Obltmry notice vlll be charged 5 cents per line AII adrcr menu at regular rates must city The public lrts to assume a as well as they can at all times cat and to wear What more do how he did cdjoy this bountiful tends leaving the employ of the Iftothe run of ibo paper Ettra positions will company and engage in gl en onljrwbn arranged for by specfileonheavy burden on account of a quar- and in the next Congress they may you neod dinner It was the first time he railroad for himself soon K t business Mrassail ccnmnnlcaitonstn which it has no interest and not be so insignificant in power as rel in You ungrateful woman you ever knew what a Thanksgiving SupcrvisorSullivan disposed with THE DEE for which it is in no sense to blame not to be able to give the control have plenty to be thankful day could be Uarlington Ky for the linine of rock on his division This aspect of the question is one ling party a great deal of trouble And more than tlc wholesome And with a prayer for forgiveness outside of Mannington section for which the striking clement treats At the coming session there will be and guidance Hettie was once more delightful food were Miss Hcttics the reason that it was waste of la THOS N HtACK Editors W K PRATT with perfect indifference It asks no chance to do anything except her cheerful self bright smile and the restful thank bor Agent Cameron of Ashley 111 for popular sympathy and support make appropriations unless the ful spirit which prevaded the little That very day she began to think THURSDAY NOVEMBER ia tScz fails to get much consolation out of tramples upon necessities of the case compel and yet wantonly what she should do And she re house and the hearts of its inmates the election returns from that State popular rights and takes away some agreement on a plan for rais Besides Tommie Mr Mott a and thousands of his friends are in membered that her mother even in Gov Bro vs veto of the corpopular facilities of commerce ing more revenue Certainly the rheumaticky the same fix poor old forlorn the last few sad years had always nothing poration bill is well social convenience and ordinary idea of cutting the revenues still man poor in friends I mean who endeavored to make some one out Who ever heard of so many lo more than is just s comfort and happiness The rights lower by the passage of any of the side her own home more thankful lived across the lane had hobbled comotives blowing up as there has certainly do not include free trade bills of the last session Only scvea thousand Tamiftany of labor on this great festival of the year in and for the time forgetting his been this year Is it due to bad ma in the construction or the prerogative of arbitrary and will not be entertained by the Sen- And itcs propose to aid in the inaugur Hettie resolved that she would pain was basking in the unaccus- terial used to the incompetency of engineers mischievous interference with the ate for a moment thus perpetuate her mothers mem tomed warmth and glow of this of President elect Cleveland business of the whole community Fears are now entertained that There is a certain little pamph ory She soon eagerly began her Thanksgiving dinner gathering Will Stodghill can not recover from That is the fatal weakness of the let published by the State Depart Polly Moore a laundress an old This- is a great country to want plans friend of Miss Hcttie with her the injuries lately received and a change of administration every striking process and each succeed ment that is in great demand these Meanwhile she industriously sew little niece also shared the festivi- that blood poision has set in which The requests come by mail four years hut she will have what ing resort to that method of adjust- days has increased the chances against ing the difficulties between em- in profusion by telegraph and ed early and late in order to finish ties his recovery she wants icvcrthelcss her work by Tuesday night that ployers and employes only serves every day numbers of gladsome You can hardly imagine how Failing to find any consolation The Oldhnm Index nnd the Blue to give the fact additional empha- looking individuals their features she might have two days free from surprised all these four people were nowadays even in the reading of a Grass Blade have united forces sis Globe Democrat bright with sunshine of hope sewing when they were so unexpectedly Republican newspaper rrank has One day should be for housekeep- invited by Miss Hcttie to join her gone to reading the yellow backed will henceforth appear as one tak march into the chief clerks office WASHINGTON LETTER and ask for it The little book ing for arranging her little house Thanksgiving dinner Some of novel and will soon be ready to ing the name of the latter join Buffalo Bill which is so precious bears the un- and preparing the dinner And these scarcely knew what ThanksFrom our Regular Correspondent The high wind of last Thursday What a pity there is not enough assuming title of Register of the then there was the great holiday giving meant Little Tommie said Washington Nov i8 1892 and the night following played havoffices at the President elects dishe only expected to have a little Its value to the Thanksgiving day itself President Harrison is doing no State Department wires there posal to give every Democrat in She had finally decided that a mush and some potatoes and here oc with the telegraph territory that those who ask for it lies in the fact being but few in this talking through the press but he the land at least one Some of chicken from her little brood and were all these beautiful dishes were in working order and delay takes a deep intbrest and an active that it gives full information of the some grapes carefully saved from them will have to go office hungry How Miss Hcttie would help was caused to trains thereby in the consideration of the patronage to be dispensed by the part Mrs Pat Dean wife of L State Department the list of for her vines would be all she could their plates and urge them again Our State Legislature is again future plans of the Republican eign afford for the dinner N car inspector died last week at and again to cat more missions and consulates their He has been receiving in session and has settled down in party Hettie rose early Wednesday When the feast was over and her home No 38 Holloway street calls from men more or less prom present incumbents whence apof typhoid fever She was 42 years the same old ruts Absenteeism morning with a light heart and Polly had helped Miss Hcttie pointed and the salary The was married in Ireland is not an unknown quantity in that inent in the party since the elecwhile it was still dark she heard a wash the dishes and arrange the of age and wise man can thus select his favor Henderson Jour24 years ago body by any means Let us hope tion and his talks with them have heavy wagon rumble and stop at room again then their hostess told nal them to activ ¬ ites The Ministers portfolio he tended to ericourage for better things her door Tommie and they all listened the Thos G Terry who for years ity in the work of organizing and will play for winner the consulate And Mr in his loud workers Editor W W Martin of the strengthening the party There for second place and mayhap cheery voice Jackson her a happy story of our Puritan fathers and has been one of the faithfulaccepted wished the consular clerkship as a last rebeautiful custom they have given at the car shops here has Eddyville Tale has been taken in has been no despondency in what T H at And he brought in to us of each year holding one day a position with the E Thanksgiving His people have he has said and he wastes no time sort out of the cold a small turkey which he said in thankful acknowledgment of Evansvillc and lclt for that place When is Mr Cleveland going to elected him county attorney of in vain regrets but is earnest in last Sunday May good luck go Mrs Jackson wanted him to bring Gods goodness with him more than ever pay some attention to Pusey Grays in Lyon county May success follow the lcelinc that to Miss Hettie and with a And Hettie Brown thanked God you mother Martin but what will there is need for compactness and vigorous bowing and scraping One of the busiest agents on this hearty laugh he added She said that night in her prayer for giving division at present is Henry Crunk unity of purpose in the party It become of the Tale she did not doubt but that Hcttie her these means to make others of Providence whose station busiis evidently his feeling that the HOW HETTIE KEPT THANKSGIVING Brown would have some poor sotq thankful Adelc K Johnson in ness foot up 10000 for October So far only about one hundred party should show no weakening The fact is he is so busy that he to join her Thanksgiving dinner N Y Observer eligible statesmen have appeared in the presence of defeat and It is only a week toThanksgiv don t find time to see his best girl You are a good woman Hettie as candidates for places in the new should lose as little time as pos- ¬ giving said Hettic Brown to herand wc fear he is doomed to die an CHARLESTON cabinet but just wait until the sible in strengthening the party self one morning as she looked out he added and disappeared in the otd bachelor darkness on his way to town to back districts are heard from organization The discussion of of her little white curtained window Last Friday while C B McAvoo Miss Belle Lacy is stopping for a few Cabinet claimants will be as num the reorganization in the sense at the dreary drizzling November supply his customers was in the act of making a coupling with Vm Lacy So Hettie fervently thanking the erous as country postmasters loe Foard has cone to Christian county between the engine and a car at not of change of principle or policy rain Hcttie was the village dressmaker Lord who put this kind thought in in search of work He is no longer a night Guthrie he was caught between management but of perfecting the them and seriously injured At There are at least thirty five and methods has already been and lived in a neat little cottage Mrs Jacksons heart out of her hawk Elis Cranor and Boone Utly had a lit- first it was thought he could not members of our State Legislature taken tle knock out the other lay Boone was recover but now hopes are enter up seriously by leading Re grown brown with age near the end abundance can ied the chicken that drunk who are applicants for Federal ap she had thought would be her own of Lilac lane tained that with proper care he will publicans and correspondence of this place is working in Willie pointmentg under Mr Clevelands looking dinner to Grandma Leigh who the minesFields Mr McWhile she tided up the little of Bsley He has a long walk be able to pull through to the strengthening of the Avoo we understand was a new administration every night and morning It is astonishing organization has already begun g-room and finished her morning was very poor and nearly blind Let everyone Look The that that many have higher aspira- A Hettie often went to read to her subscribe out for a ear Bee see what great man at brakeing and it is thought permanent organization with work she sat down to sew for she and for it that lack of experience caused the tions than killing time and drawing or sit and chat She was greatly benefits can be derived from it accident workers who will keep up the work was maid as well as seamstress and their pay at Frankfort Well gentlemen the Carbondale Co is all the year around and every year lived alone with only her cat surprised and pleased at the gen- worse than fire in the stableisat it They The differences between the tel erous gift for company Toby intend to run coal by Christmas next she was egraph operators of the New York Does the following from the instead of trying to do the work of And the old dressmaker went The Democrats can crow now for awhile Pennsylvania and Ohio Erie Line hinking over her past life Allensville Reflector reflect on our four years in the few months be As they have not bad a chance for some and the company have been settled Even after her few simple tasks home feeling she had made one time we guess their throats will be sore is Legislative body at Frankfort It fore the presidential election Some time ago the operators pre- ¬ There was a slight wreck at Ilsley switch what is aimed at There is some were completed and she began to poor creature thankful and would is a drive at something If men after dusk No one sented a demand for higher wages finish Miss Dales new dress her enjoy her own dinner the more the other evening just three were wounded and submitted a scale of salaries Rewas killed but two or would do hat they can do and difference of opinion among thinking she had given a recompublicans as to the policy to be fol- dark mood still clung to her Well well well I am a little mixed just which made the minimum monthly let alone iat they cannot do pense the best she had to some now because Uncle Daniel said so I guess stipend 50 instead of 40 The Hettie was usually very cheerful lowed but the idea seems to prethere would c more good accomthe reason is because be lives in tne biggest company declined to agree to the and contented plodding along in more unfortunate fellow creature town dont you plished and ess evil made in our vail that the force bill question demands of the operators but isIt was with a very grateful spirit June Cranor of Christian county is the must be forever put aside and that her even methodical life But this land guest of Wm Lacy since last week He is sued a circular advancing wages to there must be a modification of the morning she was a girl again though that Miss Hettic looked into her helping Elis Cranor who resides at Mr La The operators certain extent THE NEH OKLEANS STRIKE gave notice they would refuse to position on the tariff that the Mc her hair was fast turning white and pantry late that afternoon the tur- cys gather his corn slim with to day Charleston The strike at New Orleans dif Kinley bill places the party on a the color had faded from her key was stuffed ready for roasting The barkeepersis have ordered peoplesupplies accept this as a final settlement of new there were a flaky apple pie a pan of lickei for pay day as they expect to the difficulty and placed the matfers from all previous ones in the dangerous height and that they cheeks living over again the old ter in the hands of Chief Ramsey of doughnuts and a few bunches of do a large business that day and night respect that it includes every must come down a little making days at home who advised them to accept the Her father had owned a large grapes branch of business and every class their contention merely for the companys proposal and the trouble HAMBY STATION She sat knitting in the twilight was settled on those terms of workmen What happy It originated in a principle of protection and consent- prosperous farm Boon Favors was in town Sunday demand on the part of the team ing to a moderation of its applica- Thanksgiving days they had then and thinking how kind Miss Dale A Philadelphia Reading engine Zeno Stokes was in town Sunday when all the older brothers and a new comer from the distant town drawing a train of empty coaches sters and warehousemen for fewer tion was In town Sunday Jake Jackson which passed through Reading Pa hours of labor and a regulated Never since the civil service law sisters would come home to the old had been to her how much work Bud Gardener was in town Sunday at midnight blew up at Conners farmhouse and they were again she had given her and procured for scale of pay and for the employ went into effect has any reform Joe went to church alone last night Crossing at 2 oclock the next morn her from her friends of none but union men This proposition called forth so great a on this one day a united family Elison Croyan was in town this week ment ing killing five men tearing up Dennis Wilson came to town on Sunday tracks dismantling the locomotive Then John the eldest son went She sighed wishing she could do demand was refused by the em- number of local supporters and something to show her gratitude to Fat Woodruff has a reputation as a hurling machinery for several ployers and the result was that antagonists as has the proposition West dancer Her father died suddenly and this kind friend And suddenly Dick Samples and brother was in town square miles and scattering death one labor organization after another to make employes in the govern and destruction all around The joined the strikers until the whole ment printing office more secure in after a few years they were obliged thought of her butter came to her Sunday H C Allisqn engineer John Jackson of Crabtree was in town killed are to sell the old farm And then Het What sweet delicious butter she trade of the city was paralyzed their position by giving the civil residing at Palo Alto who leaves a Sunday The employers offered to recognize service commission full legal con- tie and her mother had come to did make from Dollies milk Mr Menser of Dawson was in town on wife William Mackey fireman of She rose and hastily cutting a Tuesday the union and submit other points trol of the conditions which the this little house It was as neat rort Carbon wife and one child Bennie to arbitration but that was pot make up the force depends Nat and fresh and comfortable as Het- few pounds from her scarrtily hlled Tuesday Crayon went to St Charles on William uowhey engineer on his way home to Mount Carbon leaves And here they jar and donning her old shawl sufficient ti- stop the movement urally the majority of those now tie could make it Miss Jimmie Dunning s visiting Miss a wife and ten children William had lived for nearly ten years and bonnet she started on her er- Elhe Sills Several thousand men by the ad- employed in the great building Kendrick conductor Port Carbon Mrs Dunning has moved back to near Hcttie meantime carried on her rand She stopped half dismayed vice and direction of determined favor anything that looks like an wife and four children William Hamby Station leaders chose to persevere in what extension of the term through trade of dressmaking The mother at the brilliantly lighted house but Bennie Crayon went to Madisonville last Meyer fireman Palo Alto single Michael Dobbins Mount Carbon they called a struggle for the rights which they may continue to place had died the last winter and this finally went on and knocked at the week on business Joe Boyonton has been on the sick list brakeman badly scalded and will of labor regardless not only of their autographs on Uncle Sams year at Thanksgiving time Hettie rear door since the last snow prpbably die Exchange To the servant who answered it Mrs Grant Crayon is visiting her cousin their loss of wages but also of the pay rolls Quite as many are there would be alone for the first time in The annual inspection of this di she gave her plate of butter asking Mrs Davis Crayon damage to general business inter- on the outside who want to return her life N Fat Woodruff is now running the sav vision in fact of the entire L As she sat busily sewing this humbly if Miss Dale would accept they occupied ests and to the welfare of all classes to the places which took place this and last week The mill jai is a ausiicr of citizens This has been going prior to the incoming of this ad morning at her pleasant little win the little gift for Thanksgiving Mrs Robertson and daughter Miss Vir train consisting of General Manager Metcalf and the entire force of Between the two dow she would look up at Squire She was so very thankful to her die were in town Monday on for three weeks and the Gov- ministration Dick Sills is able to be out again and superintendents and other employes large hospitable farm for her kindness ernor of the State has finally inter- classes there can be no harmony Banks was in town a few days ago making a grand total of sixty per- ¬ And Miss Hcttics welcome plate fered declaring that the peace no oneness of sentiment There house on the hill und imagine all Jim Day was in town Friday Jim is a sons who were well qualified for of delicious butter graced Miss tobacco buyer but not a tobacco chewer the duty of conceding a good must be preserved and the people are those however who have no the Thanksgiving preparations that point the most John Brasier protected in the full enjoyment of personal interest either in the gov- were going on within the old Dales beautiful Thanksgiving din drummers on the one ofwas in this popular and scratching down a defect in the road city on ner track made Madisonville their their legal privileges It is be ernment printing office as an es- kitchen Monday headquarters last Saturday night On Thanksgiving morning Het Joe and Oscar went bunting the other J Presently there came a knock at lieved that the strikers will come tablishment or in any of its em uay anu ail iney kiiicu was umc Had no inspecting both ends of the di to terms rather than to risk the employes and some of these have the door and Miss Dale came in to tie went to the early church service luck at all vision from that place That they Mr Lyle of Tradewater neighborhood found the track in good condition contest that is thus threatened but taken up the banner of civil service inquire concerning her dress It and heard a beautiful practical passed through here Saturday en route to thert is grave danger nevertheless reform and propose to wave it was nearly finished So she said sermon on Thanks can not be denied as they made Ben Woodruffs And she was home again in time of the State will persistently before the eyes of she would wait while Hettie gave that the authority Ike Day of Dawson visited bis brother about a mile per minute while passAs she but- to cook her dinner How inviting Jim bunday Come again Ike is glad to ing over a portion of it and in fact be resisted and that bloodshed President Harrison until he fixes it the last few touches see you old boy they usually pick on the Henderson will ensue before the trouble ends their standard to the hilyards of toned her wrap she asked Hettie if the table looked though it was The next thing in order Is a school house division when they want to make a to be built here and then we can afford to lightning run It is difficult at this distance to the government printing office flag ¬ she had heard the sad news about laid in the kitchen Who will get the wait more patiently for the boom thats Farmer Jacksons generous gift coming Among these philanthro Squire Banks daughter judge accurately as to the merits staff system board and what foreman Lily Banks has consumption and the turkey was deliciously brown of the controversy so far as the pists there now seems to be a On account of the train being so much will get the praise of having the that the the city physicians say she can live ed and the potatoes the squash behind time on Tbusdav Oscar Caldwell best section on the entire system original matters of dispute arc con- satisfying impression failed to meet the band at St Charles on is the question of great interest to cerned There is some reason to President will shortly accede to only a few weeks Such a lovely the pic the doughnuts and the Thursday night the boys at present and if Man ¬ believe that the complaining work- - their wishes although up to the girl and the only child too Her grapes were all placed on the table Mr u i eary and his assistant will finish nington section dont get it there you toreman men have not been receiving as present time the chief executive mother is almost heartbroken over af once in the good old fashioned UP hf pwlewUlwi any enough for them will no doubt be some badly disapwill stay at Princeton long Y pointed men it Just at Thanksgiving time way And Miss Hcttie as the to turn the grade towards Crabtree much pa as they deserved and has made them no promise that the conditions of their service There is not believed to be the were not entirely fair and proper in least probability that any of the other particulars The important numerous pop gun tariff bills fact remains hdwevcr that redress that were sent over to the Senate for these grievances should have by the Houso at the last session JBEE PUBLISHING COMPANY been sought by other means There will be considered by the Senate is nothing more certain than that a at this session It is hardly likely U itered the PostofBce t BarllnRton at Second strike costs more than it can pos- ¬ that any of them will be reported lilt matter sibly be worth In this instance from the committee Whatever subs kiption KATES the strikers have already lost a further is to be done with the tariff ¬ will it is thought be left to the 11 00 larger sum than the proposed inOn Yearttrlctlr inadrance SU Momha 50 TnreeMonlht it crease of wages would give them Democrats in the next Congress Single Copies 5 for years to come and in any There has been some idle talk Specimen copies mailed free on application HbbrJP - ¬ ¬ 111 111 ¬ I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Catarrh Cannot be Cured local applications as they cannot with teach tho scat of the disease Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease and in or ¬ der to cure it you must take internal remedies Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the bbod Halls Catarrh and mucous surfaces Cure Is not a quack medicine It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is a regular It is composed of the best prescription blood purifiers acting directly on the mucous surfaces The perfect comblna tion of the two ingredients is what pro ¬ duces such wonderful results In curing Send for testimonials free Catarrh F J Ciienev Co Props Toledo O Sold by druggists price 73c What Confirmed the Suspicion Yucatan Chill Tonic k Not only cures chills but is n great blood producer and purifier especially rccom mended for pale and delicate women and children loss of appetite tired feeling and all malarial diseases Bo sure and get the Price genuine Every bottle warranted at Robinson Bros drug store 50c A Sly Hint He Should a girl get mad If you kiss her without asking her She Not so mad as if you asked her without kissing her Mothers v r ¬ - ¬ I think you arc angrily the biggest fool in town John mildly Well Mary my mother used to tell tne that when I was a boy but I never thought she was right until I married you Mary Mothers can keep their children strong and healthy by giving them Yucatan Chill Tonic It is easily taken being pleasant and eflicaclous No crying alter first dose objecting to Its unpleasantness as It Is the most palatable chill medicine on earth Prico 50c Warranted at Robinson Bros drug store Hot Material ¬ Itlpans Taliulcs euro indigestion What makes this room so hot Nellie broke her engagement last night and she has just been burning her love letters Gopertlstmcnts ¬ ¬ ¬ IKE DAVIS First Class Turn Oats at Reasonable Rates jttTMY RIGS ARE THE BEST IN THE CITY Stable and Office on MAIN ST near Depot -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO TrtAVBLINQ MEN 3 ISAAC DAVIS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ BEN T ROBINSON ¬ ¬ DRUGGIST Ocxjo Ky Always on hand a full and complete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES PAINTS AND OILS And everything else known to the trade pbjsickn prescription arefullu Compound ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The 8T BKRJiBH DRUG STORE EARLI1MGTQN ¬ KENTUCKY ¬ PRQGQITS AND DEALERS IN ¬ ¬ Patent DRUGGISTS MaasmaasMPSt pMm and Perfumery if FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES Hair Tooth and Paint Brushes ¬ ¬ ¬ sittin- ¬ ¬ ¬ tSgrReady Mixed Paints all colors in small cans PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED ftratJffntefiStociSgasJ Paints etracl Oils J J I I ¬ ¬ ¬ HIESTSESlGSSl ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 oof a new pair or blewisj 3tocs n J ¬ I ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 l ¬ ¬ SHOE STORE Opposite ¬ ¬ tart House ¬ ¬ Madisonville Ky ¬ ¬ ¬ Footwear and Furnishing Headquarters I ¬ ¬ V OK All Right ¬ ¬ 0 k s jv 11 ¬ mmmmmmmmm Ezly CijefljBee eixisr J3u 3nbusiru wc tTrtoc NOVEMBER 44 1892 -- - 0 i V V Dr Leslie E Keelys discovery of the Double Chloride of Gold cure for drunkenness Is the greatest result of scientific medical Investigation ever made known to tbe civilized world and his name will be handed down through history as the greatDO YOU KNOW James Clemens of Pemoroke was in est btnefactor to mankind of this age town iuesday That B F Vannoys Madisonville Drunkenness is a disease found in the Miss Effie Johnson of Mortons Gap Ky is headquarters for furniture L N TIME TABLE nervous system and is caused by repeated visited S Kirk last week Carpets too can he had there at Indulgence In alcoholic stlmulenls and this KOatlt Scott Morton and Luther Ward of Emexceedingly low prices A Graduate m 11 ot Mali is whatTirst directed Dr Keeleys attention KY pire were in town on Sunday 11 14 P m Night Eiprcii FIRST CLASS satisfying him that there should be a cure KTanavllle Accomodation 800 a m For Clevelands Cabinet T II Merriweather made a business MINING BEES 6 10 p tn fro idence nd Madisonville larlorsittingroomdiningroombcd for this most horrible disease of diseases trip to Madisonville on Monday aovtil President elect Cleveland on selecting room and kitchen furniture includ- - by medical treatment The first society of civil engineers was Mall Newton Cross of Mortons Gap was 31 P m material for his cabinet it is hoped will fnc carpets of all grades can be During his touryears service as army sur- formed in London in NI M Kiprets jiSim visiting friends here last Saturday 1793 600 pm not overlook this list of Earlinglons brae had at 13 Iv nivlll Accomodation ¬ F Vannoys Madison- geon in the late civil war men frequently There are over seventy miles of tunnels Rev P H Kennedy passed through one Providence and Madisonville arrives 74J a m Sampsons of Democracy who stood by him ville Ky came under hi notice who in spite of all cut in the solid rock ot Gibralter lKANK HENDERSON Agent day last week en route for his home at in tho recent struggle avoid it yet they would they could do In Saxony they have mining schools the Henderson ST CHARLES Secretary of State Wm McCarley invariably get r ik at every opportunity first of which was founded in 1500 N Mrs Georgia Waters accompanied by 11 Secretary of Treasury T D Walker self Frequent and which presentc Germans aro said to be the first nation Mrs Marion Hayes went over to MadiMAIN LINK Leave Norlonville Ky Claud Fo was In town last Sunday 1-TRAINS WMT J Secretary of War A J Stokes ki sonville last week tAIHSIAT severe punishment would not stop them for to use gun powder for blasting rock a up m Mall and Passenger am 1114 Geo Goldswcrthy has returned from it seemed as though they had no power to Secretary of Navy Patrick Whalen Sr 11 34 a m Limited Eipress Mrs Osborne Mrs Bertha Maxey and In the Lackawanna coal mines the aver 113 a in p m Local freight carrylnr pis- 411 Secretary of Agriculture J Albert Clark Alabama Miss Lizzie Osborne went to Madisonville control the appetite which mastered them ago monthly boring is over 3000 feet lenjen 9S shopping on Saturday Attorney General Jas R Rash Giohoe MAORUDta Agent The St Charles brass band is a much Filled with remorse during sober intervals Empire Coal Company aro so rushed LOW AW riiuH ARM O V DIVISION Postmaster General Jno M Victory We are glad to learn that Malinda GilWhy not make another they made good resolutions which were with orders as to be unable to fill them needed article Lv 1000 800 Evansvilla 10 IS Ar christ who has been very ill is improving 7140 Secretary ot Interior Dr V B Davi effort broken at the first temptation to gratify The question Is where was Jake when We hope she will soon recover am p m am pm Lv 10 53 JV Furthermore if our sister city Madison Henderson 6 4 J 9 SO Ar that procession passed by last Thursday A number of our I O G T folks went their insatiable desire for intoxicants Ar j 00 Princeton joo 610 Lr WHmxHm BornTo Mr and Mrs Wm Radford p m a m ville should be called upon to fill all these to White Plains last week lo attend the a m Jl Dr Keeleys mind was deeply impressed night a bouncing girl This Is a fortunate family important places wo would suggest the folwith these facts and be was led to consider ot the St Bcnard force and they have our congratulations LBaaavF Quite a number District lodge lowing the subject more thoroughly from a patho- ¬ was called to St Charles last week on D The masquerade ball here last Saturday Who was it that got mad at the recent 1 LOCAL Secretary ot State II H Holeman At tbe close of tho business Ministers and Deacons meeting at Madi- ¬ night was well attended from surrounding logical point of view r Secretary of Treasury C E Morion war he commenced experimenting with Mr Cal Morgan has again joined the sonville and shouldered his valise to come points especially llsley Secretary of War Mack Stevens Personal Paragraphs and News Notes home every promising medical agent at his com- crew that digs the dusty diamonds from o Rev Roc of the Methodist church de- ¬ mand hoping to find some remedy which Secretary of Navy C E Owen Other Doings at Home Worthy the earth J B Hawkins who was for some time KrWateliaKaaiWEH4iaaMllaiSS to livered a strong talk on temperance last Secretary ot Agriculture J T Scott Colored Column ot The would cure this all prevailing disease and Learned men say that the invention of editor of the of Special Mention 3 Sunday night at tbe Methodist church Bee went to Madisonville last week on u Attorney General W D Orr His ex- the diamond drill has revolutionized the remove all desire for intoxicants M business Postmaster General A K Bradley Pete Blain son of Abe Blain who lives tensive observation proved to him that in art of mining sQ Profs I R Robinson and A R Bailey lluy your hay from W C McLeod near St Charles had is leg broken last a majority of cases excessive alcoholic de Secretary of Interior J J Glenn O The Comstock mines are so deep that no were In Madisonville White there they 5 5 Sunday while cutting a tree for grapes sire was hereditary Is a legal holiday Thanksgiving This transmitted from pa means has been devised to overcome the were hospitably entertained by Mr and IT WAS A RALLY U Drs Finley and Graham were called rent to child very much tbe same as scrof- excessive heat Mrs Andrew Jackson ca A new lot of hardware at W C Mo s CO L cods b The Democratic ratification meeting on ulous evils are handed down through suc By the light of tar balls the Democratic Prof J C Barksdale and J A CunThe Democrats in Ratifying Hie Election of t5 tbe 17th inst wai tbe event of thu week cessive generations Scientific investigation miners o bt Charles celebrated last ningham stopped over a short while one The next postmaster tor Earlington will is Clew and Steve Last Friday Night Have day last week on their return from Sebree The night was dark and stormy but the and research taught him that all diseases Thursday night in great shape be a postmistress sure Li en route for St Cbarle3 a Jolly Good Time nothing daunted and turn- ¬ were overcome by judicious medical treatDemocrats were D W Winstead is of the opinion that Jim llanltlns bagged five fine large pos- ¬ a Miss Mollie Mclntyre was in town on ed out in force to celebrate their recent ment then why not drunkenness be will be unable to recover the drill lately sums one night last week Saturday and Sunday the guest of Mrs 15 It was last Friday evening the Democrats viitory Proceeding began at the hall Nineteen years were spent by him in lost in the test well at the park a Duncan She returned Monday to resume Corn is very scarce in this market the ot Earlington and vicinity ratified It was The Earlington brass band did good work carefully examining the leading authorities The numerous mines now in operation her duties In the school room CO i Si price good and demand Increasing done too in a businesslike manner The but oh I that rooster Enthusiastic speeches when he met with a quotation from a work Mi lrt nlng has caused quite a competition to spring Drop Leaf Fa nrjr Coter tjirse Dran-rRev M W Stewart of Providence Only a few dajs more may yo gay and most fastidious Republicans could not lake were made by homo orators calling forth by Paracelsus written at tho close of the up and the result is some cuts in prices Save Canaer Comml loni Oct Pent on trial Iluy only of Manufaeturera also pastor of Smiths Chapel in Muhlen Tor a Machin e with the name of a buMncai luau aa reference ami we wiir Send Mndilnen On and after exceptions to the way in which some things much applause and occasionally a crow fifteenth century in which it was claimed festive swine run at large Ross Baugh was on the invalid list for a burg county was in the city last week the hip one at once or addreaa for Circulars and Testimonial December first all hogs must be kept pen were done Aside from yelling which was from the aforesaid rooster A line of march that Gold the king of metals was and day or two last week on account of a rising guest of Rev and Mrs Dorsey 2G9 S Ilth St Phlla CO OPERATIVE SEWING MACHINE CO purely Democratic there was nothing lo was then begun ned up Your humble servant has an invitation The darkness was over would be found in the coming ages a specif- on bis arm necessitating a surgical opera Of course bo to a Thanksgiving dinner mar the pleasure or to harass the feelings come by torch lights and the bills echoed ic for all hereditary taint Fallowing this tion Central City enjoyed the luxury of an shall go and well may the domestic fowls other shooting scrape last Friday Tom ot the defeated parly Taken as a whole the shouts of triumphant Democracy So- little ray of tight which threaded its way It is estimated that by improper methods sing My way my way is clouded His experi in the Pennsylvania mines 30 to 40 per Perkins and Reuben Main were the par everybody enjoyed the affair immensely briety good behavior and a marked re down the sunlight ot truth Andrew Jackson Tommio Dixon and The decorations ot the horses and riders spect for the feelings of the vanquished ments were then made with the various cent of the Anthracite coal was found to tlclpanls Both were arrested James Gilchrist went to Dulins mines Sun- ¬ The wero noticeable features throughout the salts of gold used in medicine and after passing notice deserve more than Better day to see their ducimplicem be a loss The Christian county Democrats rallied sty Of the evening floats too attracted attention countless efforts sometimes donbting often The demand for coke cars is now heavy watch tbe boys because Cupid is quite to a finish at Hopkinsville las Friday night transparencies can be said that in the letHon D Augustus Straker of Detroit fearing failure Dr Kecley at last discover- which indicates an increased demand for S Rhea James A McKenzie Hons Jno tering the artist with his brush adhered For Ladies wraps J T Alex ed in the Double Chloride of Gold the coke wjiich is certainly growing more was elected Circuit Court Commissioner of and Ward Headley made speeches Wayne county Mich and W W Furgu strictly to the Democratic alphabet There andcrs is the place to go They remedy which he so long sought And popular as a fuel son will be the first Afro American repreThe Christian County Hunting Club are was not a single sign made calculated to arc very stylish thus his great discorvery was born Since Several would be cowboys gave several sentative in the Michigan legislature N again oil on their annual hunting tour to arouse laughter in the camp of the enemy then his thousands of cures have been con- of our boys who attended the celebration Y Age the cane brakes of Arkansas They will This was for Ihcir own amusement only CROFTON sidered marvelous especially when taking at Madisonville Saturday nigbl a scare by a Rev Peter Bronaugh of Trenton Ky be absent this time about three weeks Many houses wero handsomely illuminated was in the city a few hours one day last into consideration the fact that under proper too careless use of firearms tiT im lw Kkle lata fMsjt Boa ATTini a Our litllo town is very quiet was r- all these by tho way were Democratic The Southern Hotel ot Hopkinsville He is a jovial gentleman and ono ot wu miaa Of run restriction he has allowed his patients when Weigher John Hogan Is now said to take week judo OCTKOIT me on C tbe pioneers of tbe Baptist cause in South rvu ptiovijim aaiariaT rrsai Elder T H Moore of Madisonville is under personal treatment burned on Thursday night last Adjoining houses as early as 10 jo oclock the rally to drink as great interest in the study of civil service ern Kentucky property was considerably damaged The was completed and soon after all wasquiet in Ihis vicinity this week usual effecting a cure in every instance rules and thinks sinco Clevelands election Rev Wm Foster has our thanks for a loss is estimated at 15000 only partially H M Ashby ot White Plains was In provided tbe remedy is taken Implicitly ac- there may be an opening for him NOTE copy ot the proceedings of the Ministers Insured last week cording to directions A few cars back just such scenes as and Deacons meeting recently neia witn The Gardiner Cardwell bet was soon our county ono day Hon Clifton J Pratt Circuit Judge settled Later investigation has also proven to those described below could be witnessed the Oak Grove Baptist church at MadisonGeorge Patterson who has been sick elect is one of the ablest lawyers in the Dr Keeley that the same agent the Double here and now peace reigns supreme sinco ville on the 17th T D Walker was grand high chief of with fever for the last month is better Flowirs at Death Madame Rumor has it that a certain the decalogue and Lords prayer The He is also a splendid mande ficer in district is all smiles this week for Chloride of Gold when specially prepared selling liquor is one of the things ot the M G Hicks the fray young man has been singing My Way is last three were repeated verbatim from live and die a Why should you carry white spite his determination to for that disease is an absolute cure for tbe past Its a Clouded but since his best girl has con- memory McGary and Stewarts fireworks kept the be has a new boarder at his house Grand Rivers Herald Republican opium or morphine habit neurasthenia and There is said to be a mine In operation sented to become bis belter half he sings flowers to the house of death save tail end of the procession well lighted up gal At leffersonville Ind on tbe 16th inst tobacco habit Subsequent and repeated in this county where the working crew conIve Been Redeemed Miss Motlie Whitford who has taken up nrrMlMl fnr IflltmMI tint A indeed it be a little child that has MAn Several ot our farmers hauled tobacco Even Tom Petlits Separate coach with tests have demonstrated the value of this sist ot three men and tho horses number her residence in Texas writes that she is Every colored person should subscribe colored Republican voter and preventing died Is not death colder itself was a part of the these late rains lo Madisonville and Mor- ¬ remedy of the above named habits and dis four single nigger it Business certainly boometh in that for The Bee To my knowledge it is tbo nim trom exercising nis ngni 01 suuib well pleased with the prospects in that far not a tons Gap friends are very indignant than any ice flower and whiter than only paper in tbe county that will publish His Democratic ease in thousands of cases mine She reports pleasant peo parade away country learn to appreciate over the matter This is usually the case any snow Let Johnny little son ot Jas Crick is sick Why not bring crim- ¬ Geo Cardwell should be ruled out of the It has been twelve years since Dr Keeley Our miners who favor free coal turned colored news shownus pie and comfortable surroundings and feels us with the members of this party of mis with fever this week Dr Hendrix is the first successfully tested the efficacy of the out in force last Friday night here and a favor thats party He lett the ranks a deserter on well satisfied with her change doings when they are brought to Justice for son roses and pile them about those For tbe first lime in the history ot Ne attending physician Double Chloride of Gold in the cure of when a reduction of wages occur from that braska a colored man will be a member of trampling the law under their unhallowed checks from which the roses have the first round Uetween the hours of 11 and 12 oclock Nelson exhibited their great drunkenness Spears He was at that time serving cause who can be found to sympathize the legislature of that State Dr M O feet Cot Jones speech was right out of tbe to day Thanksgiving day a prayer meet fled that may catch something of Ricketts of Omaha was elected to that po Wonderland show at Atkinsons school in the capacity of surgeon for the Chicago with them Twenty seven years ago there was hardly ing will be held in Christian church The solid and was a good one If anybody now Why not lay Alton railroad company and while with Philidelphlans are now badly stirred up sition at tbe recent election American a college bred negro living in there are¬ their old time glow was house last Friday night citliens of Earlinglon are earnestly invited should ask you Any thing political tbe SouthBaptist 1000 college bred ministers those lips Robert Searber has sold his farm for that company be cured a number of their over the finding of a gang of coke thieves The prayer meet not in it Then tlere were two news ¬ claret carnations near to join In this service is believed by many that Prof Peter ern States Irooo to John Shaber and will go to brakemen of drunkenness at his own per who have been at work for years causing 11 JtiiarK 01 unio win succeeu lion u i papers edited by colored men now there and heap blood red poppies in the Pat Murray and his Empty Treasury ing is under care of the Christian Endeavor In 1865 there were two negro cold hands and on the colder breast sonal expense a loss of thousands of dollars to coke hand Bruce as Recorder ot Deeds of the District are 154 drawn byhis pumpkin colored steed were Florida to make It his future home Society Then there About seven years ago after Dr Keeley lers of that city Prof Clark is an able man attorneys now there are 350 of Columbus Y II Crick of this vicinity has pur- ¬ suggest Pat be of sight We simply out wero three colored physicians now there that they may at least seem to press Killed at Dawson bad thoroughly tested the efficiency of tbe One of our colored miners knocked him ¬ and would fill tbe position with credit to chased a saw and grist mill and will locale are 749 To day we have 247 colored a little warmth there given a foreign appointment And about Gold and it had been self out of a job last week by becoming himself and race Three negroes all section hands fell out students In the universities of Europe it in thn neighborhood by the first of De ¬ Double Chloride of A fight occurrtd on last Wednesday Hopkinsville Indicator in boisterous and while in a passion wielded that L uw that was fpr so long a pronounced beyond all doubt that he bad over a game of craps they were engaged YES INDEED cember as log in that this Golden Discovery a sure and posi a piece of iron with such force as to inflict evening in Which part of town known part in at Dawson on Friday last Two of the Tho C M E church throughout tbe time the home of a tender soul put several persons took town Hardin Carrollon and Bob Cooley took For fine furniture go to B F who suc ¬ tive cure for drunkenness he then estab a severe wound in a brother miner head A man named Woodson received a very country Is called upon to mourn tbe death white narcissus blooms with their number were shot by the thirJ Vannoys opposite Court House on too much bug juice last Friday in our lished an Institute Dwight III for the after vhich be left for parts nnknown and painful cut on the jaw We did not learn of Rt Rev W H Miles of Louisville ceeded In making his escape to the woods Bishop Miles has done a great work hearts of gold and cover over the Ky He has every- ¬ town and Hardin done up Bob In good Sanitarium treatment ot this great curse of will probably hunt other fields of labor the cause ot the trouble of the parties could not be ob¬ Madisonville Ky The names for God and his race and his name goes style The result is Judge Clark will as ¬ slender body down to the quiet will be thing new and stylish Sinco tbe establish- ¬ mankind O Nov 15 Word was re- ¬ curses to Zanesville tained and It Is probable no effort Revs Wm Foster Louis Radcliffe and down upon the pages of history as a pro- ¬ sess a fine for the boys conduct ment of this Institution he has caused to ceived last night of a terrible fight at St George Smith attended the ministers and moter of good in their church and an feet with the wild pink roses that madoto capture the fugitive murderer So we News has just reached us that While be established similar institutions in nearly Clairsvillo Junction a small mining town deacons meeting which convened at Madi- enemy of wrong and oppression MADISONVILLE Do not let your last she so loved Plains was almost destroyed by fire last all tbe important cities in the United States four miles west of Bellalre Twenty miners sonville on the nth inst Rev Foster re- know he must now oe arouna me eiysium Fire at White Plains he will be a tiffic splendor rememberance of her be of some- ¬ The fire originated in and several of these institutions have been employed at Troll Bros mines indulged turned on Friday and took a flying trip to steeps where Saturday evening Capt J C Bacon apent Sundayat home with God throughout countless ages Hopkinsville on Saturday At White Plains In this county last Fri thing all white all cold but let a Galloways dwelling and quickly spread to established in some of the European cities deeply in intoxicants On returning to St day night the most disastrous fire that ever MissOlie Stowe returned iomc yester The white Baptist Association of Ken ¬ E P Stum who is traveling for the his store and then the flames became un- ¬ The records of these institutions show that Clairsville Junction a political discussion Plymouth Rock clothing house of Louis- tucky in keeping with the generous spirit little warmth go with her even in ¬ visited that quiet little city consumed al day All tbe bouses in reach was nearly seventy thousand patients have been precipitated a drunken brawl In which a ville was in tbe city this week manageable Mr manifested by them agreed in their meet- to the grave Ella Higginson in most the entire portion of the town south O Frank Bell ot Dalton was in town on quickly ignited including a blacksmith permanently cured of drunkenness within miner named Veistina was killed and an Sturn is said to be tbe only colored drum- ing in Covington this week to enlarge their was D The heaviest loser of the railroad colored people They will West Shore Monday mer traveling in the Slate of Kentucky work among the shop and Mr Hardwlcks dwelling Mr the past seven years other miner named Eistaker was fatally in He is also a lawyer by profession oo ot which will W Galloay who lost his dwelling store exnend ii000 tb s vear H H Holeman made a business trip to Galloway saved some of bis stock of goods The estimated percentage of those who jured Knives stones and clubs were used buildings A large tobacpaid by the Southern Baptist Mission and a few other Why lie Pursued tier Tbe popularity of matrimony has ma- be yesterday but the losses are very heavy as we learn fall back to their old habits after having asvv capons in tbe melee and several of tbe Board in the mission work under the su ¬ The Evansvllle and Henderson co factory unoccupied wasbnrned terially declined in recent years and a kind pervision of Rev P II Kennedy This is No I cannot marry you and Lunsford will proceed at once to they had no Insurance JH tock tbe Keeley cure as it is more common participants received injuries which are ot general hesitancy seems to prevail re- ¬ The railroad depot was also destroyed highly appreciated by tbe colored Baptists build a new mill on the site of the one lateDied on November 18 George Parker termen is about one out of every twenty serious Fifteen of those engaged in the specting tbe negotiating of such alliances fire Is said to have been caused by a too and should create a new Interest in mission you pester me by continually ask Huntsville Gazette ly destroyed by fire ¬ a highly respected citizen of this neighbor five or nearly five per cent And even fight were arrested but those who inflicted work among them American Baptist ing me Why dont you ask some- ¬ careless use of fireworks the night In ques The marriage bells ring quite merrily in L L Tapp seems very much at ease In hood died of fever Ho had suffered four those who resume their old habit of again the blows which were fatal escaped tion Tbe Louisville Commercial of the 16th body who will have you these parts Cheap Engineers and Expensive Law much of its space in describing his new business He has push and ener ¬ long weeks and was at last called to go indulging in alcoholic stimulents do so evening we were inst devotes At a Bless your heart I have asked ABOUT PEOPLE He was about 35 years old and leaves a through pure cussedncss and for no other yers we frequently receive very aeciaea startled late hour Saturday fire On going tbe colored dance of that city In which it gy and is sure he will sucoeed by tba alarm of bucks We do expressions of opinion from those whose out we found it lo be tbe house occupied refers to the gentlemen asdancing as now every other woman that I know of the Grit and of wife and his relations to mourn his dealb reason W P Scott editor not particularly endorse His mortal remains were buried the folAfter a patient has a full courso of treat- experience makes them thu best judges by Allen Tyre and Mrs Gould Happily practiced as it does much to undermine and have been refused II jou have any vltdort end u their namea for lata editor ot tho Central City Republican It was mention In toll column yvowiii Chloride of Gold against the old fashioned short sighted the wind which bad been raging during the the morals of the younger females but if only when I was driven to desper- ¬ lowing day at Rock Spring church there ment with the Double spent Sunday with friends in this city appreciate the favor day had subsided and tbe angry blaze was the Commercial is out on this mission it to rest in peace till called up by a higher he has no more desire for intoxicants than penny wise and pound foolish policy of checked before getting under good head might find plenty to do and ample food for ation that I came to you Madam Rumor whispers there will be a power He was a member ot the Chris- a person who never knew tbe tase of such employing the cheapest possible service in way a marriage soon This is a reflection in looking after the class in somconecondemning engaging professional engineers when It spent Sunday In Hopkins wedding or Dulin W tian church and a kind and benevolent We frequently hcarof However This will serve to show how well our which it is directly interested surprise awaiting tbe young society people A Horse Show That Pleased lllm Ville husband Grive not friends for he is only Dr Keeleys treatment for drunkenness by comes to lawyers fees and presidents and people support themselves and are not de- we forgive them for they know not what beginning to waiting to be the first to greet you beyond saying that it is dangerous it will paralyze managers salaries large sums are paid pendent upon tbe philanthropic institu- ¬ they do The new Court House is Have you seen Lifes picture of Plains visiting Virgil Terry Is in White It will however tbe river of death to show its Immensity you it will drive you mad and many other without hesitation Any ono who will take tions for a living According to the last Hon C II J Taylor of Kansas who New York Horse Show friends census the number of alms house paupers run for representative in the legislature the be none too large for all necessary pursuch basely false statements It is true that tbo trouble lo find out how much time was I have Of this number 6416 were was defeated in tbe recent election alR J Salmon of llsley was in town on poses 73045 Go to J T Alexander those who profit by the liquor trafficas well must be spent and what the amount and negroes Here are the figures draw your Tuesday Colored brethren though a Democrat Well I never cared much for Tbe Court of Claims was in session two for first class goods and fair treat- ¬ as those who oppose decency and the up- nature of tho studies are to become a good own conclusion you must not believe that because tbe De L Dulin attended the Democratic or three days last week if thats the kind of ment DrJ No business of lifting of mankind they are tbe only ones engineer and then compare this with that Parents you would not like to have our mocrat will pet you up a little in order to horses but rally at Hopkinsville last Friday night It required to become a good lawyer cannot school behind in Hopkins countys exhibit get you to influence your less intelligent horse shows you have here count importance outside the usual routine was are crying It will paralyze you For lame baik there is nothing better who they are your warm friends Mrs L W Rice has returned home transacted fail to notice bow much greater the former of educational work this year would you brother thatthat many a colored man has me in to be present every time tban lo saturate a flannel cloth with Cham- ¬ is dangerous a humbug and unconstitutrue While Plains is Moreover in tbe engineering profes Well give your children 5 cents to pur- It is very warm Democratic friends per ¬ from a visit to friends at our popular youg Bank berlains Pain Balm and bind It on the af- ¬ tional O W Waddill Dont tell some must continue to study and keep chase a tablet for tbe work Some newspapers have even degraded sion one with the rapid progress made In them they dont need it that will dis- sonally but it is not their principle as a Mrs C H Browning of Nashville Cashier wedded yesterday evening Miss fected parts Try it and you will be sur- ¬ abreast you across the spent Sunday with relatives in this city Opal Willis one of Hopkinsvilles fairest prised at the prompt relief it affords Tbe themselves so low as to give these villians engineering while In tbe lawyers profes ¬ courage them tbe effects of which they party to strike hands with and say you are dark chasm of prejudice ooks Cotton Root progress hardly exists may not soon overcome of indecency and degredation a chance to sion tbe term will be home to daughters same treatment wilt cure rheumatism For Miw Myrtis McCarley So my brother and I will support yqu ¬ We learned that a man got lost in No 9 Afro American brothers if you have been voice through their columns such basely Of tbe four professions medical theologiCOMPOUND day to partake ot Thanksgiving festivities are several wanting the place but sale by St Bernard drug store Earlington There cal law and engineering tho latter is cer ¬ mine last week and remained all night guilty in Ihe past let this bo to you a warn A recent discovery br an old and insignificent falsehoods physician Succcisrulljr uied tainly the one in which ones reputation de ¬ supposed to have been stricken down with W C McLeod and H C Bourland called Hon A K Bradley will likely be our next Ben T Robinson Morions Gap and Geo monthly by thousands ot La We sometimes notice in some newspapers pends entirely on ability that is the one carbonic acid gas but fortunately he found ing Tbe term of the present In King St Charles on Madinsonville friends last Sunday eve- ¬ Postmaster dies It la ths only perfectly when bome graduate of the Kecley Insti- which requires tbe most conscientious bis way out tbe next morning unharmed A Minister and Deacons Educational tile and reliable ucdicmedis lu January 180 cumbent expires ning covered Ueware of unprin Few men have more trouble in tute after having gone back to drinking had work in order to gain and keep a good rep- We think it would be difficult to find any meeting was held at Madisonville in the cipltddruiimswho otter in The following old blacksmith shop formerly oc- ¬ When an engineer is Ignorant mines more free from noxious gases than Baptist church Nov 171b utation Misses Atkinson and The J B Atkinson ferior medicine in nlara nt life than the man that keeps hens committed suicide Well we will suppose and makes mistakes in building a bridge than the mines at this place visiting ministers present R T Brovaugh this Ask forCook a Cotton Root Compound take Deacon returned from New Orleans last cupied by L L Tapp westot the Opera Hopkinsville L B Ratcliff Wm Foster no substitute or Inclose f and 6 cents In postaia more all these reports are true but after having machine or a mining plant for instance There is one man has It has been block is uudergoing repairs At leffersonville Ind on Ihe 14th Inst rvfct sealed by return mail 7 G L Smith N G GalbreatbEarlington Inlelt r and wo will seudplaia been thoroughly cured of drunkenness and which thereby breaks down there is no Full seated particulars la envek pe to boarding trouble a colored man named Cable Thomas was V M SlalonandH BHill of Madi ¬ treated to a new coat of weather former evils of such babil and question where tbe fault lies and whose it severely beaten by two while Democrats C D Diggs H R Diggs W G Ander only t ra stamps Address knowing tbe of inno was and what Is worse tbe lives POND LILY COMPANY derson Geo Campbell Madisonville Rev Who is he Burglars visited Prof H Boring last through her on Monday en- sonville passed then if a man coolly and considerately goes No Fisher Block Detroit Mich and Wm victims are often at stake Of all pro because be dared to shout tbe name ot Brovaugh was chosen Mod Sold In and by first class dtujullts Friday night Mr Borings cash was short route South The man that lives next door back to it tbe sooner be kills himself the cent fessional men therefore tbe engineer Benjamin Harrison the model President Foster Secty Devotional exercises were everywhereEarnilon Look out Republi Money must work study and practice in the most and negroes friend on the hungry Demo conducted bv tbe Committee on Topics belter it is for all concerned Col Anderson night yard master for the next morning seventy five cents to him keep your eyes He cans as and conscientious manner raeetinr L N at Henderson paid this city a short was evidently tbe only thing wanted Sue Dr Keeley made known bis won thoroughtherefore be selected with the crats for it is hard to say what they will The profitablywas full of interest and tbe Yucatan Chill Tonic spent Deacons Mitcherson time nothing else is reported missing derful discovery to the world there has should possible care and receive the most next attempt visit last Tuesday greatest and Wood of East View Baptist church and You take it it does tbe rest It cures who was shot by the chief so called cures for drunk liberal remuneration several other Harry Scolt The man who will when all others fail Adapted for old or been The public school at this place is in a Hawkins and Suggle of Oak Grove were Resolutions of Condolence ot police at Hopkinsville last Friday night enness advertised In different parts ot the take the greatest care in engaging a phy- ¬ prosperous condition It opened not sixty also present Wm Foster by request young rich or poor Price 50c War- ¬ will go to his fac country claiming to be equal or superior sician regardless of cost ago with 97 pupils Since that time preached a sermon for criticism from Jobn while in that city participating in the De ¬ ranted at Robinson Bros drug store Madisonville Ky Nov 3 1892 and Incompetent days steadily grown until it has reached 3cbip 51b verse The meeting adjourned tory and engage cheap is recovering from wounds of Dr Keeleys Double Chloride ot Gold professional engineers and practically In It has narxBTJavitf- At a meeting of Dave Goad Post No 37 mocratic rally they come It would be hard and will meet with the Forest Baptist 136 and A Grave Matter to Joke About but a person has only to test them to prove trust the success of his manufactured pro ¬ to find astill received which were at first thought to be J A R thn following resolutions were community In tbe State where church Morions Gap on Thursday before or constructions to their care and serious Tbe doctors now bava hopes of a I should call death an excellent that they are humbugs And soma of the ducts wonder why other manufacturers who greater interest in education is manifested the second Lords day January 1893 adopted The- - family expect the It doth not yet appear what proprietors ot these nostrums bavo even then than here In the death ot Comrade speedy recovery Resolved That nav for able talent are more successtui Many old soldierswbo contracted chronic brought mimic been at the bottom of some of tbe damag- Samt- - eomnanies pride themselves and we shall be Graham Dave Goad has lost a val- ¬ young man will be able to be Why so ing statements against Dr Keeley last ot this week Mrs Dunlap captured and bore away diarrhoea while in tbe service have since CURES HOYSilHO BUT PILES with right on the professional engineering ued member and the community a most home tbe Because it takes so many peo ¬ Dr Keelsy has never expended any talent which they employ and can retain the prize in bunaay scnooi at tne Memo- been permanently cured ot it by Chamber ¬ Hopkins Collego and Training School excellent citizen v for it but there still dist church last bunday which was a lains Colic Cholera and Diarrheoa Reme A SURE money in advertising bis wonderful discov- bv navinc nrooer and CERTAIN DURE Resolved That tbe high esteem in which closed its fall term Wednesday with an en ple off appears lobe many who stick to the short- - handsome folio ot ins rumental music For sale by St Bernard drug store known for 10 yearo 00 lto Bu 7T It will advertise Itself siehted nohev of under pavtnc the one in I presented by T II Merriweather for the dy ery He knows that Harvey was held by all who knew rollment ot 127 students in the different Uncle REMEDY FOR carpets by its miraculous cures yet tbe Chicago J whom the success of their products to a one having the best lesson Mrs Dunlap Earlington Ben T Robinson Mortons rnrn4ittUIUUIOXTalOHtlcW to CO IS J T Alexander J The winter term begins him was but the outgrowth of the high mor--- departments I are very cheap Tubune and many other leading papers great extent lies Tbe Electrical World recited the entire leson Apostles Creed Gap George King St Charles The prospects bid fair character be bore and tbe fruits ot tbe November 39th ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THURSDAY pure Christian life he lived tho evidence ot which was manifested in his daily work ResoK ed That bis patriotic and Christian life and the broad and liberal spirit h had for those who differed with him in his political and religious belief Is worthy tho imitation by all our young men Resolved That a copy of these resolu tions be tendered the family of the deceas ed and that the county papers be requested to publish the same Jno D Martin Jas C Bacon Com S H Hannbr ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ for ah increased attendance The attend- ¬ ance has been regular and the students We have seem zealous in their work every reason to bo proud of our school The rally which was put down for Satur- ¬ day night last came off according to promise Old and young participated Ladies too some on horse back others on floats took a prominent part in the proceedings No speeches were made although some prominent speakers were expected A large delegation from Henderson Sebree Earlington and surrounding towns were on hand early As many if not more played the part of spectators than joined in with the procession Two brass bands rendered music In its sweetest strains It was late when the streets were cleared and every ¬ body at homo or on their way ¬ DRUNKENNESS Its Successful Treatment With How It 1 Df Keeleys Double Chloride of Ootd The Only Cure Was Discovered have voluntarily published lengthy articles on his Golden Discovery In conclusion I will say to alt persons who have an uncontrollable desire for intoxicants th at they will find a sure and positive cure in Dr Lesllo E Keeleys Double Chloride ot Gold for drunkenness And that after taking a full course of treal- ment they will find their system almost re generated ana tney win unu iuem civcs in possession of a new lease on life filled with new hopes and higher and brighter aims In this life The money you spend In taking this treatment you will find that In a very short space of time will yield you a hand some dividend Last but not least you can then realize what It is to be freed from tbe bondage which have held you and to rise up and stand among your peers and discharge the duties of this lite for which jou were created to perform Yot rs very hopefully ¬ Eolorcb peoples Column rlVmi VVVBlup r m and matters of newt per ¬ taining to this column ihould be addressed to A R rutt at EarlingtM Ky All communication With this issue ot Tub Bee I begin my career as reporter of tbe colored news As such 1 shall endeavor to deal with those things which most concern the colored people generally I shall be guided by a sense ot right and justice and will endeavor at all time to hold up the banner of truth which is the foundation of every virtue A R Bailey or1 CURED BY oK iAS m THE do la T vcv b Conrad Provision Qo LOUISVILLE 1 ¬ ¬ flOON -- NMV ¬ 1 Ivliibj ¬ ¬ OR ¬ zr r FflVl TF SfflRFR tutor nut Yturcs Uhm 9A BUZZINGS ¬ -- ¬ n 5 ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ r ¬ MMttcr nfeiw - ¬ c ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I Lii aa ig ggr ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J ¬ ¬ Cos ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ mrll ¬ ¬ 1 IJis ¬ ¬ TABLERS BUOKEY ¬ ¬ tiioy ¬ oiron Pit ji ¬ al Cos ijLeWr DESPERiDO OF CHILTEHN HILLS Mean Flings nt Women Obvtitisc incut Cltacrtitcmciitf t Cbe i3o Theres one advantage in being Continued from First Page a woman VMli ipc 3iiiulru tnrttc I IMUKSDAY NOVEMBER THE CIKI I 34 i8gi j USED TO KNOW When in a reverie serene I ilray uitb willing feel To Ihe time when I was young and green And mih y In conceit There come 10 me a memcrj Of the days cf long ago And the pretty sun browned face I see Of that girl t used to know went together moons and moon Together we rode and strolled Together we spent our afternoons And romai d in moonlight cold Till all the t n had set It down On the cai j as a certain go Hetwceu my- If and that maiden brown That girl 1 sml to know - Thrre are ru pries in the years That girl nnJ t apart Forgot each other without tears Or damage of the heart I met her once the other day With another girl in tow My daughter sir I heard her tay That girl I used to know And so t wonder as I see Those pleT nt yesterdays If et it may nut come to be In Timus uncertain ways That t may learn to fall in love As in the leng ago Hut this time vith the daughter of The girl I used to know SHE COT THE CAIE Her Tactics Were Bad But They Worked Just the Same They lied been married just about a year those two but had not yet learned with that fine subtlety which experience teaches to leave They took their quarrels at home this one into the car with them and I happened to find it there Youre just as mean as you can said the woman her brown be eyes flashing and her pretty chin sailing mutinously up in the air You knew I wanted to buy that minx box cape Friday to wear when I see the parade and you wouldnt give me the money out of pure spite I tell you I didnt have the money ucy he insisted Ihad to pay the monthly rent for the flat and that just about cleaned me out If I had it why of course Tell that to the marines said the girl tossing her head and snap You did have the mon- ¬ her eyes I saw it in your pockctbook ey but its always the way Anyhow it doesnt take a fortune to buy a fur cape and I am positively shiv- ¬ ering with cold Where upon she executed some very realistic shiv- ¬ ers Poor thing said he laughing satirically and turning up his yellow-blue If thats the case eyes why dont you put on your sealskin or that Pcrsain lamb affair No nothing will answer but mink I suppose Thats right go ahead Taunting me with vanity again You are positively unbearable when you get such moods And you are I Oh dont tell what I am wont have you calling me names in a street car The man drew down his brows and stared at the conductor who awaited his fare I was going to say repeated he pocketing his change that you are a Yes I hearing He understood that Miss Covington was concerned and he was grateful to Miss Covington And Black Sam is an ex soldier I had found hat out before for it He gave was not our first talk me a startling clew He was in the ranks of the Very regiment from which Dorrell was disgraced On for malversation and fraud that I wired Col Covington perhaps half a dozen times And meanwhile the burglary was com mitted Penning was the burglar Young Pewsey watched him at the window but did not then know anything about the jewels When Mrs Covingtons loss was discovered I took steps to have Fenning He has been traced at once taken by this time I hope But the main thing in my view was to Col Covington thwart Dorrell took that in hand It was a tremendous humiliation for the domineering woman who wedded absolutely to her own selection of a suitor for Nan had nearly succeeded in giving her daughter to an adventurer But Mrs Covingtons cup was not all bitter Capt Fairlies promptness restored to Iter the treasures which she had bemoaned The man she had wantonly insulted scarcely knew whether audacity or adroitness was most marked when she thanked hfm with great geniality and said They will be Nans one day Capt Fairlie and she ought to thank you too And Nan did in a formal pretty fashion all her own then The gayety in her manner was chastenA touch of melancholy was ed about her Later a month later and in town she thanked him in a fashion of his choosing You might have spoilt my plans if you had spoken of what you saw amongst the Bucks brack en that day he said Was it that you trusted me against all appearances ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ What is that Women arc novor at loss for something to talk about Thats true but theres a dis ORCHeSTRft advantage in being a woman also WITH What is it MEW UNIFORMS Life is too short to enable hor MEW MUSIC to talk about all she wants to talk And niiRmented with several of the best about ¬ illOll lui ¬ DRY GOODS DRY GOODS An honest Swede tells his story in plain performers in the country are pre pared to furnish music but unmistakable languago for the benefit For Parades Concerts funerals Wed ¬ of the public One of my children took a dings Receptions Ralls severe cold and got the croup I gave her a teaspoon full of Chamberlains Cough Remedy and in fle minutes later I gave And all occasions where strictly first class music is required her one more By this time sho had to cough up the gathering in her throat Then A W GIBSON HENDERSON Kv she went to sleep and slept tor fifteen min- ¬ utes Then she got up and vomited then she went back to bed and slept good for the remainder of the night She got the croup Successor to Ceo W Figclcy the second night and I gave her the same remedy with the same good results I write this because I thought there might be some MAD1SQNVIUE KENTUCKY one in the same need and not know the true Chas merits of this wonderful medicine A Thompson Des Moines Iowa 15 and A complete stock of jo cent bottles for sale by St Bernard drug store Earlington Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles ED L HENDRICKS Old Familiar races of every odscriptfon Frish the Banker The ballet doesnt look as fresh as it did last season Either the dancers or these opera glasses arc getting old Gay the Broker It must be the opera glasses Frisk ballot dancers you know never get old German Economical Dining iratrlies iVm Av Cfc of the Iwst makes kept constantly in stock Repairing anil Cleaning a Specialty Scientific American Agency None better Quart for 10 cents Dace 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 If not obtainable by dealers everywhere in your city send 10c in stamps for a pack- ¬ age postpaid CarlstedtMedictneCo Evans ville Ind For sale at Robinson Bros ¬ for U Saed Correcting My friends tell me that there is a magic spell about my writings CAVEATS i rt huh tnnKKOa DESIGN PATEMTfl COPYRIGHTS etc For Information and frco nunJNis write tn CO- - XI HllOADWAT NlW YORir MUNN pideat bureau for securing fjtenta In America brougbt bcisra ITerr patent taken ont br t toe pulllo br a notice ctven 110 01 chargo m the jH tHHSiniir said the author complacently as the editor looked over some of his manuscript Yes I guess there is but I prefer Websters style of orthography myself replied the editor as he handed the manuscript back ¬ rfctcntific JUumrmt lArrest rlrculaf Ion of anr r tontiflc paper In the world Splendidly Wustrarert No man inould be without II Weeklr lntIHccnta loiIAJ Jc ri v six mi rius AUi tTDLuacuf York Br idwai Jcw eiuul October 1st we started in with our new line 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 Almost everyone is now buying Dont Dut off inspecting our immense Stock until it is too late Our LADIES and GENTS UNDERWEAR YOU CANT DUPLICATE FOR QUALITY AND CliEAPNESS We can supply anything you may want Our Stock of is Father ORIGINAL Mollingers PRESCRIPTIONS Yes It was a very shy yet happy S3 whisper MAKER BOOT AND SHOE Behind such confidence there is sometimes love he dared to go Also males- on Was it so Nan HARNESS AMD SADDLERY- The There was no answer STAH repairing promptly and neatly silence seemed full of meaning done at I ought not to ask you Perhaps ROBINSONS NEW BLOCK that I will put it otherwise if - PCy Will you be my you will let me BirriaqciuTT wife Nan iost is jciairrr She The small head drooped was in his arms and there was no need of the rich faint Yes Jim He was victor C ISZeepreixT chronkdVmrs V JL k MJ1J F v fiStjft Eerlir igjtora WORMS FOR 20 YEARS r Mv fF eraaii esr Bit Vi JfWftJ r 4KA7JMTVl csOTili - JA oi i0kS3vMte- 187 Federal St SAWHILL Allegheny Pa SiVi mmicinr 1 prtpareil tbem ror Father Molllnirtr for aerm ftari Ioraale br ilrurrliU teeurthegrnulnrneM or tbete SEXD 10 BOOK FUEE 3Ir name li the onlr eniraii CLOTHING fij CLOTHING IMMENSE CLOTHING all SIMPLY ODD PANTS AT YOUR OWN PRICE Take a look through our Clothing Department It will pay you V MCT r- CS To Cure 0 Cold ¬ Colds neglected are the foundation for many of the diseases afflicting man as well as domestic animals A cold closes the pores of the skin the refuse matter of the Has lod all Worm Remedies body that usually escapes through that EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED outlet is thrown back upon the lungs into SOLD EVEItVWIIERE CO STtOnS the blood and thence upon the liver affect- ¬ frtf mJ kr ElllliECSUITATLOaBU ing the stomach bowels and every function of the body T H MERRI WEATHER To cure a cold take a large dose of TONSORIAL ARTIST Carlstedts German Liver Powder at bed time This will clean the bowels stimu North Side of Drug More late the action of the liver and aid digesRailroad St EARLINGTON KY tion Then take ten grains of quinine and if possible a hot bath or in some If you want a first class Shave Shampoo Keep yourself or Hair Cut this is the place manner start perspiration protected from cold on the following day Cbildrcn hair cutting a specialty and your cold will be cured This treat ment never fails Price 23c per bottle at o Robinson Bros drug store ¬ ¬ ¬ whites creaki VERMIFUOE jOseuriiT i j narrow iujt uvipmr loi kkhark AnliMt frirLor lost Minor UF Mlwcd liU Opiiortunll m our 1 sen iiavmiju ortunttIl an 1 from Hi it Canaa I ti elautriareCHoily in In fioui fri luHflO Mr day oo can do a wall if y h v Mi wnrk not fo lir I Wt iDdoatrl- i nd mi fan itn n uftat Vfinr liUli inn 11 Toll ITOttD YoU Mmatoili work Eay can Ivaaparo iim mli oral All li com tolaarn Capital tint To Ilired We atari t paratlralj dw nnd rittlr wandcrfat W Instruct and rUrro unknown r njroar work idow too Low fic Ko room to xpliiln tor rn all free rlta r to dolay A r a at onco II rTrtorn tutll Mulne llallelt t Co llux boO final Injrl tUaeliont Hoop nod iBg J Hwat Ueeurejr irnr tr prom uttj r i iim by bhllosofilHr ii it tho iriii owii m Boldeu oprrortniihj to eb riiti Utl Ua 141 1 at d mi pour embrace to nunc 1im11 ya find ma and aha dtnirta Hrrr to ratant r rliaitca that th GOLDK1 flipoilauitTf iBVtfatlffni tlnti is wliat all inc appear worthy and of flr prnjf liafitnatoTttD cralmndo llert lint opportunity u tjiiiwhhih witbintureili I iainnnUfa Tii imp ci ofpor Unity tat at til a grand url In naoy Itbrre Money to bmadmUr mid hnrally on can byauylotlatuiUft a mof uiiltwTMK All air ra EfinU dotlta work ami livu u lim wUnrr i XIOVT Mlnleitlliclr opimJ tit Id r t tltt v LIIIIMI 3 iirorpoua FOOTWEAR s FOOTWEAR Among all the ordinary useful arts there has been no greater progress than in fv m yr 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 lni luillaitl W iSl2v Candid if Not Complimentary A perfectly beautiful girl had a know a she devil of courc RECULATE THE J room mate at school who was wild For sale at They both broke down and STOMACH LIVER AND BOWELS j St Dernard Drug Store Karlington reckless and not at all choice in her laughed at this PURIFY THE BLOOD o ieorge Kings St Charles language She was the pet of the j 5 A rlELIABLE REMCDY FOR Nothing of the sort came the I3enT Iobinson Mortons Gap boarding school notwithstanding 0 In41g tln JlllluneMi Headache Corll gallant rejoinder An angel un ¬ patlB lripeplu Chrante IJrer Trouble for several reasons She was the IHzsJurM IlaJ tmpltilon liyttntcrjt der all circumstances And the nQVKtlte llptnlli ami all ulwrJtr olllie J daughter of a very wealthy and filautach Liter nail llotvel ardent lover smile which he bestow- ¬ lUpans Tabdcs coit ln prominent man and with all her 2 theiuotdelicataciirtUullll nntbJntr lnjwlmw to Z ritajuuhlolafco f ed upon her ought to have melted X rat recklessness she was the soul of 1 Holdttftntual lllrttlinimHlMtereUirMDt ITUjJ 5 br lirusntbu t onrwxlptof Occuu jktrtl butCo a heart of stonealthough manifestly Addrcu honor One day the beautiful girl THE RIPAIJ3 CHEMICAL CO theatrical to an observer That S 10 srnucE mnEirr new yopk city heard that someone had said she 6h aagJTriaiWUi ei ii fixed up things beautifully though o90oaoacoe3c iftwas a perfect wax doll She said for Lucy returned it like an angel toher room mate and said Dora do you think I am a per- ¬ Never mind George dear I was fect wax doll only fooling I dont really care for A perfect wax doll I No I only that mink cape in the least think you are a perfect fool wanted to try you Oh you artful piece said the Curious Conduct of Smith and Jones A certain enro for Chronic Soro Eycff Totter Salt Rhoum Scald Head Old Chronic Sorc3 Fovcr Sores Eczema Itch Prairie Scratches Soro Nipples and Piles It la cooling and soothing Hundreds of cases have been cured by it after all other treatmont had failocl It Is put up in 25 and CO cent boxes Chamberlains 3Syo and Skin Ointment REWARD 5i - iooOc T ragSSg flRjjjj WEK3W00S0RIaiPAIJ FURNITURE FURNITURE j man indulgently twigging her ear And so to settle the matter well go this very morning and buy it together Come along Lucys tactics although faulty seemed to have gained her point There are all sorts of generalship Sick Headache ¬ Nervous or tick headache is usually caused by derangement of the stomach are narcotics headache cures Most which deaden or paralizs the nerves com- ¬ municating between lbs stomach and head They are harmful and frequently danger- ¬ Carlstedts German Liver Syrup ous goes to the seat of the difficulty stimulates the action of the stomach and liver and re ¬ moves the cause frequently accomplishing Take a dose of the permanent cure Syrup when the first symptoms of an at lack are felt and it will usually prevent it A dose after the attack repeated in two or three hours if not relieved will usually cure the worst case An occasional dose by persons subject to the disease is gener ¬ Price joe and ally a sure preventative tl oo per bottle at Robinson Bros drug store Sample bottles free Men are curious beings after all What is the matter now Smith and Jones met this morning Smith asked Jones a question and Jones instead of answering asked Smith the same question Smith didnt answer it either and they both passed on What was the question How do you do ¬ ¬ Carlstedts German Liver Syrup Is the most pleasant and effective remedy known to act gently yet promptly on the kidneys liver and bowels and to cleanse the system effectually It cures habitual constipation permanently dispels colds headaches and fevers and prevents the mauy ills that result from a weak or inac tive condition of the organs on which it acts Price 50c and 100 per bottle at Robinson Bros drug store ¬ I Try the Paragon Ham or salr at all groceries Best on earth Host Take a little whisky be fore you go Jonesl Jones after helping nimself Thanks May I pouryou out some Host Please Big Inducements to Good Agents not too much just about half AODRISS what youve given yourself -- Drakes THE QREQQ ELECTRICS CURE CO SUIT 901 magazine I tiler Ocean buiu Chicago III From some long standing ailment or feel that your constitution nervous system 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have paid their money and been cured can tell you what has been done for tbem in a way that will convince Vertical Feed Sewing Machine you Complete catalogue of testimonials prices etc 6 cents Circular free Tiirj oiFiutiiAs 1 i 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 Urroceries jit is i Groceries We have everything in useless to speak of Groceries that line and you know our prices are the LOWEST and that you are treated fairly and squarely trading with us v j A word to the wise in this instance is sufficient iiikn ihi mir rui Iitihio run Tin rwi tin yuan it has wtI in r cimmi i vm vinii THAT Till I VIS BEST ON EARTH ILI St Bernard Coal Co i JLiL Jlatifcj