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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): January 12, 1893 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1893 bee1893011201_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): January 12, 1893 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1893 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. 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Montht jo 11 aARKANSASANDTEXASt THE ONLY LINE WITH Special Notices five cents per line each In Lecal Notices HrerUr run with local read Â¬ ing matter fifteen centi per line each Inter ADTTiimTt Servlcet regularly held morning and evening every Sunday in each month Prayer meeting Thursday night MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH To save from coming barm My treasures rare my precious boys To visit the old farm THROUGH CAR SERVICE FROM Ratet by the quarter or year furnished on application to thlt office OaiTUatittet resolutions of respect leu thanÂ¬ twelve llnet Inserted free Per line or frac ill be charced tion thereof over twelve linet five centi Club Ratet furnlibed for tnott paper and perietlcals Servicei tecond Saturday evening and Sunday each month Prayer meeting Monday night M MEMPHIS IS TEXAS NO CHANGE OF CARS TO E CHURCH Services first Sunday each month school at 100 p m HON A M B Sunday Tbe maiden aunt rejoiced to greet Dear brother Henrys boys Tbey wakened up tbe dull old farm With much tumultuous noise Tbey broke the fences up to ride To Boston on the rails Used auntys chopping trays for And tore up the sheets toenails and deformed body Everybody liked the patient little fellow tug Â¬ ging manfully at his mothers heavy water buckets and running willing- Â¬ ly at every call of the station men At twelve years old he had picked up no small amount of information especially on railroad topics He knew every locomotive on the road understood the intricacies of side- Â¬ tracks and switches and could tell the precise moment when any par- Â¬ ticular train might be expected trr Bcc Publishing do PviLttntas W II J3RNAGAN VlcePret and Gen Mandr O Ft OrWorth Waoo Intermediate Points TWO DA1UV TRAINS CARRYING CHURCH Services every Sunday morning at tt oclock and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at 9 30 am W W Dawtey pastor MT HON BAPTIST CHURCH Servlcea Sabbath at 11 a m and 7 p tn Sun V V Foster pattor day school at g30 a m iTTabhsoncillc BAPTIST CHURCH W WADDIIL Cathler Through Coaches and Pullman Sleepers Connecting with Through Train to all points In the Great Southwest Dear brother wrote the auntie then Your treasuressafely came I went to the express and there Receipted for the same But now in order to preserve My mental equipoise Ill take the earthquake in exchange And send you back yonr boys Mrs M L Rayne in Detroit Free Press M with the accuracy of a time table Yet the very quickness and ardor his nature deepened his sense of infirmity The glances cast 2Kopkins County Preaching every first and third Sunday morning and evening by T N Comrlon Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Sunday school every SunAll lines connect with and have tickets on day morning at 9 13 sale via the CHRISTIAN CHURCH COTTON BELT ROUTE Preaching every tecond and fourth Lords day Prayer morning and evening by Elder Fall meeting on Wednesday evening Sunday school every Sunday morning at 013 M B Madisonville Ky Atk your neareat Ticket Agent for maps lime tablet etc and write to any of the following for all information you may desire concerning atrip to the Great Southwell G MATTHEWS RTC Tatt A cent Dis S Tan WARNER Tat Agt Dill Memphla Tenn Louisville Ky i W UHRAUME W II DODDKIGU GenI Manager Genl PassrandTkt Agt ST LOUIS MO ES CHURCH SOUTH CROOKED JOE A great railroad depot may not be the best school for a boy yet poor little Joe Bryan had scarcely known any other He could not remember when the long waiting room with their tiled floors and dreary rows of stationary settees and crowds of hurrying people were not quite as familiar to him and more homelike than his mothers small bare house which he knew as little more than a place of eating and sleeping At an age when any ordinary baby might have been frightened into convulsions by the shriek of a locomotive Joe securely fastened in his cab would stare for hours threw the great window undisturbed by the incessant rush and roar of arriving and departing trains He had been only six months old when the dreadful accident happened which at one fell stroke made him fatherless and transformed him from a well developed infant to a pitiful creature which even death refused to take The old yardmen tell the story even yet how young Michael Bryan as straight and manly a fellow as ever left his green old native island for the better chances of the new world this side of the sea came whistling out of the roundhouse that morning and step ped hastily before an incoming locomotive neither seeing nor hearing another rushing up the parallel track His mates cried out too him too latel Nobody who saw it would ever forget the look of agony which distorted his handsome fac6 in that one horrible instant when he recognized his doom or the perpendicular leap into the air from which he fell back beneath the crunching Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Preaching every Grtt and fourth Lorda day morning and evening by T C Ietera Prayer meeting Thursday evening Sundey school every Sunday morning at g 00 oclock CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Preaching erery tecond and third Lorda day morning and evening by I A Lyon Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Sunday school at 913 Baata DR E MI S IUatu M D am upon him by stranger eyes some pitiful some curious others alas expressive only of annoyance or disgust rankled like so many ar- Â¬ rows in his heart not one missed its mark How wistfully his eyes followed boys of his own age straight handsome happy who sprang lightly up ane down the steps of the coaches or threaded their way along the crowded plat- Â¬ forms For one day of such per- Â¬ fect untrammcled life he would have bartered all the possible years Yet he never put his before him into words even to Ins yearning PRKtUYTERIAN CHURCH Capital Stock - - 50000 S BAKER SON Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9 13 Preaching every third Sunday afternoon at 4 oclock by S Cos of tbe M Ii church tobgc Directory a general banking business anJ invite the accounts of the citliens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Transacts Has tbe finest and roost secure vault In this section o Kentucky W TURNER LODGE No 58 F M Slated meetings the nrst and XfVX third Saturdays in each month at 7 30 p invited r m Trantlent brethren cordially V M Henry C Hounland to attend Chas Cowsll Secretary E- A FA A Oculists-an- d- Opticians KY THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES MADISONVILLE C ST BERNARD LODGE No 40 1 O O r Meets every Tuesday nitni n n m Vllttntf Hrttimn rni dlalfy invited tn attend J it wxAl a n u II Hunt Secretarv Sv Treat all Diseases of tbe Ee Perform Operations Insert Artificial Eyes Etc VICTORIA LODGE No 64 KNIGHTS OF Eyes Carefully Tested and the Dest Quality PYTHIAS meett every Monday night In the Maronic huildlne All members of the order are of Gold SiKcr and Steel Flint Glass and cordially invited to attend PURE PEBBLE SPECTACLES SUPPLIED Thdi D Reg IOGT ltOFPMAN LODGE No ular meeting of membera every Wednesday even ing at 7 30 oclock Visiting friends especially In- vttea 10 atiena vias j b imt- - a C II Hunt Secretary Haaait K of jaasE 1HirLira K and S JANUARY i 1892 136 19851838 ASSETS Wo have one of the Finest Test Cases in America aud can Overcome any Difficulty of the Eye that can be HOPKINS LODGE No 6t A O U W meett every Thursday evening at 7 30 oclock p m vistung oreiurcn coroiauy invucu 10 aucnu N W HU1 F W M T G Tatar Recorder -- r Liability p c 1099055382 sURPIiUSr6f292r98o56 New Business written In A tr CORRECTED WITH GLASSES Musical Organizations 8 I LH PAGE 1891 THEST UERNARD CORNET DANDtneete at the Masonic Hall every Tuesday and Friday night Meetings All musicians are Invited to attend Dan M Evans begin at 8 oclock Manager of Band and Hall m lorce Mag - 804894557 Contractor and Builder adisonville Kentucky Official Directory State Governor Lieutenant Gavernor Mitchell C Alford Secretary of State John W Headley Assistant Secretary of State Edward O Leigh Private Secretary to Governor Arch D Brown Attorney General W JHendricks Auditor L C Norman Treasurer US Hale Superintendent of Public Instruction Ed Por Â¬ ter Tnsmpson Register Land Office Green B Swango Henry F Duncan Insurance Commissioner Deputy Commissioner W T Havens Adjutant General A J Gross Assistant Adjutant General F B Richardson Supt Arsenal Capt David OConnell Intneetor Public Trusts W t Macer Commissioner of Agriculture Nlch McDowell Court of Appeals Chief Justice W II Holt luaees w a rrvor uasweu uenncti w 11 Holt J II Lewis Clerk A Addama Superior Court Presiding ludge los Barbour Judges W II Yost Jr Jot Barbour J II Brent Librarian Mra Mary Brown Day Public Printer and Binder E Polk Johnton State Geologist John R Prottor Inspector of Mines C J Norwood Railroad Commission I A Spalding W 1 Fleming G M Adams John Young Brown Its latest form of Policy is UNRESTRICTED after one year INCONTESTIDLE after two years NON FORFEITABLE after three years and payable WITHOUT DELAY Write for rates and results mother Crooked Joes a rum tin said one ol His rougli acquaintances He senses his trouble well enough but ho dont let on to nobody Mr Crump the telegraph operator was Joes constant friend It was he who at odd moments had taught the boy to read and had initiated him into some of the mysteries of the clinking instru ment which to Joes imaginative mind seemed some strange creature with a hidden life of its own It was growing toward dark one November afternoon Joe never an unwelcome visitor sat curled in a corner of Mr Crumps office waiting for his mother to finish her work He was laboriously spelling out by the fading light the words upon the page of an il- Â¬ lustrated newspaper quite oblivious of the ticking like that of a jerky and rheumatic clock which sounded in the room Mr Crump too had a paper before him but his cars were alive Suddenly he sprang to his feet repeating aloud the message which that moment flashed along the Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ sunk down panting with exertion beside the track At his feet a huge oil can lay overturned and empty He oiled the trackl Bully for Crooked Joel They caught the exhausted child flinging him from shoulder to shoulder striving with each other for the honor of bearing him and so in irregular tumultuous triumphal procession they brought him back to the depot and set him down among them Pass the hat pardsl cried one It Jiad been payday and the saved engineer and firemen drop ped in each their months wages Not a hand in all the throng that did not delve into a pocket There was the crisp rustic of bills the chink of gold and silver coin Out with your handkerchief Joel Your hands wont hold it all I Why young one what for the boy whats the matter with scarlet checks and burning eyes had clenched both small hands behind his back the poor twisted back laden with its de formity and pain Nol not he cried in a shrill high voice Dont pay mel Cant you see what its worth to me once just once in my life to be a little use like other folks The superintendent had come from his office He had his hand on the boys head We couldnt Joe he said Money pay you if we wished doesnt pay for livesl But you have saved us a great many dollars besides Wont you let us do something for you Â¬ t Â¬ Â¬ W Well Sue said Mrs Craig did you get any mail Yes mother a letter from Aunt Maria and I am just dying to learn what she says Aunt Maria always has some plan on hand for me Mrs Craig tore open the missive She only wants ycu to be ready to go to Niagara Falls with her when she arrives hero on her way to New York thats all And Mrs Craig folded the letter and Â¬ tried to appear uiiconcerncd To Niagara Falls Its the grandest thing that ever happened She threw her arms around her mother and hugged and kissed her until the poor woman thought her bones would be broken Of course youll let me go said Sue releasing her hold and staring at her mother as if there might be after all a possibility o disappointment Yes Sue said Mrs Craig patting her daughter fondly on the back you shall go but just on one condition and that is that you will never frighten us again as you did yesterday by going through the railroad tunnel or crossing the trestle at the end of it by yourself Ill promise And Ill keep my promise too mother That wont be hard Very well You know tho danger If you should be caught in there when a train is coming I dont know what would become of Â¬ Â¬ you Now father and I are going to Mrs Houstons to stay all after Â¬ noon qnd we want you to do the flagging if any may be required There are only the two expresses before 7 oclock and we will be home by that time Mr and Mrs Craig went on their visit and Sue was left by herself in charge of the tunnel watch house She could see right straight through the long black hole and catch a glimpse of the distant mountain peaks beyond and she sat in the Â¬ You body can cant 1 You cant No- Â¬ wire EgTGood Work Guaranteed Write for Terms PAUL M MOORE Agent EARLINGTON ommenced Business In 1I67 Wing age W H HOFFMAN KY JOHN B MORTON BANKER Madisonville Ky Transacts a General Banklnp Dusiness Special attention given to collections Door of Court Home D fflfmS T T E2 1ST T wheels MADISONVILLE KY Office on Mainttreet oppotlte North County Judge of Circuit Court C J Pratt Commonwealths Attorney John T Grayot Circuit Court Clerk John Christy Judge of County Cour- t- I F Dempsey County Attorney C J Waddill County Clerk W II Arnold Sheriff R C Tapp Daniel Brown uperlntendentof Schoola J J Glenn Coroner L D II Rodgert UAaitTXATES T H MERRIWEATHER TONSORIAL Railroad St ARTIST KY North Side of Drug Store EARLINBTON or Hair Cut this is the place BChildrens hair cutting a specialty If you want a first class Shave Shampoo Thos D Walker Alias Old Joker It ttill In tbe lead with a complete ttock of -- SteOes AND astings Tinware Repairing and Roofing a Specialty Old Joker has marked his goods so low That everything is bound to go Low Casu Sams and PaoriTS Shall Insures the patronage of all promptly and carefully prosecuted Upon receipt of model obtketch of Invention I tnakecareful elimination and advlie at to patenta bility free of charge Main office directly acrott from the Patent Of fice and attention e especially called 10 ray pet feet and long ettablitbed facilities for unking prompt preliminary aearcbet for the moat vigor out and tuccetsful prosecution of applications for patent and fur attending to all bustnesa entrusted to my care in the thortett possible time Reject Â¬ ed cases a specialty FEES MODE RATE and etcluslve attention Uook of Information given to patent business and advice and special references tent without charge upon receipt Solicitor and Attorney and Talent Cautet Washington 0 C Opposite U S Patent Office Mention this paper TWO UNUSUALLY COOD OFFERS cautet I JL TOATENTS Curtail District L F Bailey E C Almon Court House District D Stodghill T R Card well Hanson District J W Simons I W Jones Nebo Dislrlct H F Porter A J Key Charleston Ditrrlct J C Lovell J R Franklin Dalton District John Fitrslmons E C Kirk wood Caveats and Kc ituei tecured Trade- and all other patent Marka regiitered In the Talent Office and before the Count Asbbysburg District J H Banson W L Davit Kitchen Dislrlct H F Bourland Jat Priett 11 Fox St Charles District R I Salmon L N RAILROAD THE GREAT THROUGH TRUNK LINE between tbe cities of Cincinnati Lexington Louisville Evansville St Louis And tbe cities of J R LITTLE Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans Vitlnotjt UNRIVALED Change AND SPEED REAL OHRISTMA8 GIFTS First The great Holiday No enlarged to tj6 paget of that brightest of quarterly pubiicationt SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE Tales from Town Topics Out Dectmber railway trains lit all news and book stands and pries 60 cents will bs sint From St Louis Evansville and Henderson to the SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH ALA DELLE JARDINIERE FRITSCH I To all who tend ft for 3 months trial subscrip Â¬ tion to Tbe largest raciest strongest most varied and entertaining weekly journal in the world Second To all who will tend H will be sent Town Tories and 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in letter and we will aend sealed by return malt Full sealed particulars in plain envelope to ladles only two stamps Addresa POND LILY COMPANY No 5 Fiabir Block Detroit Micb Sold In Earllngton and by first class druggist verywbere North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars Upper Plrtt St Bvantvllle Ind 0 He earnestly tollcita the pationag a of bis Hop Â¬ kins county fclendt lafesndrellablemediclnedif EMIGRANTS Seeking homes on the lino of this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company for rates routes c or write to TA C P Atmore G P Louisville Kentucky Portable and Stationary TV Standard Boilers Cas Inglittt ssaEUstiH Dealer in ind band Milling Machlj EvanaillU Indiana 308 Least First St Q team Engines r 1 Jf B MOONEY In the excitement and consternation of the time no messenger had been sent in advance to prepare the poor young wife for her trouble and she stood in the door- Â¬ way with her baby crowing in her arms when the stout bearers paused at her gate with their mangled burden She uttered a terrible cry and fell fainting the childs tender back striking the sharp edge of the door stone What a pity that it was not said everybody killed outright but the mother She herself always insisted that only her constant watching over the little flickering life kept her from going mad in the first dreadful months of her bereavement The officers of the railway com pany were kind to poor Mary Bryan They paid the expenses of the burial and after little Joe had slowly mended employed her about the depot to scrub the floors and keep the glass and woodwork bright and neat When Joe was seven years old his mother sent him to school He went patiently day after day mak ing no complaint but she awoke suddenly one night to find him sobbing on the pillow beside her Only by dint of coaxing was she able to find out the cause of his grief Some of the rougher boys more thoughtless than cruel let us hope had called him Humpy and asked if he carried a bag of meal on his back Mary flamed with the fierce an ger of motherhood You shant go another dayl I she declared The ruffians my darlin put upon by wont have the likes of them So Joes schooling had come to an untimely end Yet meagre as was his stock of book learning the development of his mind far outstripped the growth of his stunted Â¬ Â¬ 1 Engine No no running wild Clear track He rushed to the door shouting the news Not a second to sparel Shell be down in seven minutes The words passed like lightning In a moment the yard was in wild commotion Men flew hither and thither yard engines steamed wildly away the switches closing behind them The main track was barely clear when no came in sight swaying from side to side her wheels threatening to leave the track at each revolution She passed the depot like a meteor her bell clanging with every leap of her piston the steam escaping from her whitslc with the continuous shriek of a demon and the occupants of the cab wrapped from view in a Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ cloud of smoke Some hundred yards beyond the depot the track took a sharp up- Â¬ ward grade from which it descend- Â¬ ed again to strike the bridge across a narrow but deep and rocky gorge Men looked at the flying locomoÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ I Â¬ tive and then at each other with blanched faces Theyre gonel A miracle cant said one voicing the save em If wordless terror of the rest they dont fly the track on the up ward grade theyll go down as soon as they strike the trestle The crowd began to run along the track some with a vain instinct of helpfulness some moved by that morbid curiosity which seeks to be in at the death Midway the long But look rise the speed of the runaway engine suddenly slackens She What does it mean never could a died out in that time shouted an old yardman Excitement winged their feet When the foremost runners reach ed tho place the smoking engine stood still on her track quivering in every steel clad nerve her great wheels still whizzing round and round amid a flight of red sparks from beneath Who stopped What did it her The engineer staggering from the cab with the pallid face of the fireman behind him pointed without speaking to where a little boy had Â¬ I Â¬ I Â¬ The childs almost a shriek It seemed to rend the air with the pent up agony of years Theres only one thing in the world I want and Nonobody can give me that make me anything but body can Crooked Joel The Superintendent lifted him and held him against his own breast My boy he said in a firm gentle tone you are right None of us can do that for you But you can do it yourself Listen to mel Where is the quick brain God gave you and the brave heart Not in that bent back of yours that has nothing to do with them Let us help you to a chance only a chance to work and to learn and it will rest with you yourself to say whether in twenty years from now if you are alive if you are cooked Joe or Mr Joseph Bryan Visiting in C not long ago a friend said to me Court in session You must go with me and hear Bryan The court - room was already crowded at the entrance with an When the expectant audience brilliant young attorney rose to make his plea I noticed with a shock of surprise that his noble head surmounted un under sized He had spoken mis shapen body but five minutes however when I had utterly forgotten the physical defect In ten I was eagerly interested and thereafter during the two hours speech held spell bound by the marvellous eloquence which is fast raising him to the leadership of his profession in his native city A wonderful man said my friend as we walked slowly homeward Then he told me the story of Crooked Joe voice was Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ little door and gazed in that direction a full hour after her parents had gone for thither lay Niagara Falls 200 miles away So intent were her thoughts on the promised journey that she forgot everything else and failed to take note of any thing around her Once for a moment she was dimly conscious of a strange sound as of distant crashing timber but she gave it no immediate heed if indeed she heard it all But after a few seconds more she seemed to wake up and become conscious that something had happened She sprang quickly from her chair and ran across the track Be yond the further mouth of the tun nel which was cut through a small hill the railroad branched into two lines the one turning south into a valley and the other immediately crossing a long trestle visible from the watch house and then skirting the opposite mountain side toward the east The junction was known as the Fox Tunnel Y the southern line was called the Valley Fork and the eastern the Trestle Fork For a full minute after she had crossed the track she did not utter another sound She stood as one transfixed Then all at once she sprang forward and looked again Yes the trestle has slid she gaspand ed turning white as a sheet the trains are both due here in the the Southern next ten minutes express first and then the Eastern and both coming this way through Disgraced Forever Wegy That howwid cad said the tunnel Her knees trembled and she Stone must be expwelled from our shook like a leaf set Oh if father was only homel Algy Oh Wegy old chap what she cried She wrung her hands has he done Be in despair as she continued to Wegy Something tewwible scrutinize the line of trestle which pwepawed old chap Quick what she could distinctly perceive had Algy I twemble lowered a considerable space from is it Wegy The wetch says he actual- its proper level I knowl The sauthern express ly knows the amount of his tailors Clothier and Furnisher bill comes first Ill stop it just as soon as it gets through to this side Making Restitution Mrs Billus Johnwillyou please of the tunnel and it can run back mail this letter Ive written to then and warn the eastern express But suppose the of the danger Aunt Caroline Certainly Butyou first train should be latel They Mr Billus didnt need to put two stamps on arc never more than five minutes it Maria Its under the regulation apart Sue wrung her hands again and weight again trying in vain to solve the Mrs Billus I know it but the last one I wrote her was overweight awful problem She returned to and I put only one stamp on it I the watch house and looked at the may be careless sometimes John clock There is no more time to waste Billus but Im honest Chicago There is but one way I must get Tribune through the tunnel before the first Lucky Man If it overtakes me A lover handsome brave and true train comes She says shed like to get while I am in there but I can get How very lucky tor us two Some Â¬ into one of the man holes That she and I have met thing must ba done -- Life Â¬ I Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- Then she paused once more But what did I promise mother I dont care for Niagara but my word to my mother What shall I do She heard a faint whistle far away down the Valley Fork which strengthened her resolutions to act She rushed into the house got out the danger flag and the next mo ment had disappeared nto tr mouth of the damp da k y The sudden chilliness sc m cool her heated brain and ihi more composed and stroi er flew along over the ties s her nimble feet could carry her swiftest movement af C hardly equal to a snails On on she sped in th darkneV with the light from the fi rthcr end At first streaming into her cyer all was still save the c ho of her own footsteps but when she had crossed half the distance he heard a low ominous rumbnrj whose meaning she knew onlj too well It was the sound of the Southern express laboring up tie vauey Fork not a mile away She still had a good stretch to puss before she could reach the mouth Could sho get there before the express She had scarcely asked hnrself the question when the train Imped into the tunnel with a shriek Sue had gained the wall quick a a flash She was right opposite nanhole herself and into this she squec She had escaped by a hair s breadth for the great iron monster nad passed her with a snort like a wild beast and had puffed a hugo volume of black smoke into her very face before she had had time to put her handkerchief to het mouth With a crash like thunder the train went roaring by Sue half blinded and suffocated did not wait to see whether the Southern express would stop or not She leaped out to the track again and flew on her mission to save the other train coming down the Trestle Fork She was but a a moment in getting over the re maining ground and reaching the tics of the trestle She had taken her station raised the red flag and was all ready be fore the Eastern express whistled The for the curvo a rrile below one whistle was followed by a series of sharp shrieks and Sue knew the train was saved The engineer reversed the lever the brakeman sprang to the platforms the air brakes whistled the whole train gave a migl y groan and a shiver and after a few ir regular shoots came to a dead stop The excitement over it was found that nobody was seriously hurt although several persons were bruised by being thrown forward and all were terribly frightened Sue tried to get away but the grateful people would not let her Before she had had a chance to escape her mother and father came Mother forgive mel cried Sue throwing her arms around Mrs I had to disobey Craigs neck 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ you I7 Sue my childsaid 1 sr father here blowing his nose very hi d Si e arrived is your aunt Maria on the Southern express and she is going on to Niagara r ght away You had better run hor e and get ready to go along with her and Mr Craig blew his nose very hard again Sue made her trip and enjoyed it too despite her broken promise But henever tho to her mother unt Maria was referred to matter There are great du- Â¬ would say ties and small duties Sur great duties and small duties and then Sue would sit and think Papas Consent Papa conShe Isnt it lovely sents He Does he really She Yes he wantc to know him you who you were and I to Cds were tape clerk at Scrit J d and he seemed real pie He I am delighted She Yes and he said we could be married just as soon as you wero taken into the firm New York Weekly Â¬ 1 Col mbus Escape Boggs It was lucky for Colum bus he didnt put off his discovery until this later day Foggs Why Boggs Somebody would have seen politics in it and busted the deal Precisely Four Til four more years sighed Hre we again can reign Jr tha ta tesrao the sweet girl Ti four more years sighed Er Uap ytir comes again Washington Star u V time since Not many new men get along more smoothly than Conductor Joseph Muir Conductor Hoskins is now piloting the O V trains between Henderson and Evansvillc Conductor Chip Anderson made a trip to Louisville last week in the interest of the O R C Conductor Thomas Ryan now checks out the freight on the Hop kinsvillc and Earlington local The extreme cold weather of the past week prevented section men along this division from doing much line Local Notices 5 cents Marriage birth and death notices inserted tree work per line Obituary notices will be charged 5 cents All advertisements at regular rates must Conductor Tom Browning is paper Eiira positions will WASHIIMBTOIM LETTER lake the run of the bs git en only when arranged for by special con- now on the chain gang as the IMCt boys call the Guthrie and NashIdrm all coramc cations to From our Regular Correspondent THE BEE ville runs Earlington Ky Washington Jan 9 1893 Operator Melvin represents the operators of this division at the Senator Allison says of the monTIIOS N BLACK conference now being held at editors f etary conference at Brussels that W R PRATT Louisville while in some respects it was very On account of the heavy ice in 1803THURSDAY JANUARY t satisfactory in others it was not the Ohio river the trains on the but he is convinced that the quesO V arc now crossing the bridge In the election of a Senator to tions under discussion have as at Henderson succeed Senator Carlisle let the sumed a greater and more general Foreman Sagcr of the bridge election he constitutional importance than attached to them crew was busy last week distributpreviously The real trouble with ing timbers on this division and making some needed repairs along n scientific investigation the conference was found in the After the line it has been positively settled that number and diversity of the plans Great praise is due the B R T the deaths in the Arkansas peni that were proposed for bringing d L s for the good order maim by chol- about harmonious relations be tentiary were not caused throughout the dance given by tween a monometallic system and era them a few days ago They should try their hand again and Hill in the bimetallic system and herein the With Murphy Senate New York will have brass trouble is likely to continue The railroads have had a good A not unreasonable plan possessyear notwithstanding an increase enough for a dozen States without Their net earnings of expenses ing both simplicity and feasibiltyis brains enough for Rhode Inland increased 43000000 and their that of the Senator himself who St Louis Republic gross earnings 125000000 advocates the free and unlimited Section Foreman Fogarty has Tammany will head the proces- coinage of both gold and silver at been transferred from the Hanson wood S D big inauguration parade a ratio between the values of the sion in the Mortons Gap and Rev Dr Conway of St Paul section toCatcs formerly at the in Washington It is 10 be ob- two metals as coined into dollars Foreman presumably speaking for Archbish- Gap is now located at Hanson served that Tammany is largely to established by law That such op Ireland practically admits there the front nowadays Chicago now has twenty two could be legally fixed and mainis serious trouble between the St roads New York and Kansas City tained Mr Allison firmly believes Paul prelate and Archbishop Cor each sixteen Indianapolis Colum At the same time Louisville re- for the reason that the values of busand Cincinnati each fifteen and rigan duces the price of its leading news- gold and silver used as money are Atlanta has nine Peoria eleven paper one half a nickel in St purely fictitious and that the ratio A Deputy Marshal and a cowboy roads Louis is gootJ for two beers Now has never fluctuated to any consid in Wyoming have a law suit and Pinigrcc Shaver is now on the look for Chicago to make some sim- erable extent with the varying proN He has the cowboy wins The officer ap pay roll of the L ago sified Under Headings Denot ilar break peals to the arbitrament of the pis- accepted a position with L II ductions of these metals ing the Day of their A party of intelligent negroes at tol and the cowboy wins in that OBrien master mechanic at this At any rate whether anything Now for some one to succeed J place and will work in the car re Occurrence Fort Worth enroute to Oklahoma contest also pairing shop G Carlisle in the U S Senate It be done or not by the present Contold a peculiar story of having been THURSDAY The Gable Company is trying to Who will deny the fact that has been given out that he has con gress toward thejepeal of the Sherman bill it is not likely that the Typhus fever is epidemic in New forced by whites to leave their hold 17 miles of placer ground in Christianity was the chief cause of sented to go into the Cleveland homes in Louisana the San Juan diggings it is said the heavy receipts from passenger Cabinet and has notified the Leg- next Congress will wait upon the York Fierce storms accompanied by through the use of many fictitious travel on the Henderson division of any international monThe Bates - Taylor contest for islature of the State He will re motions We call on Sam heavy snow and intense cold arc names Great indignation among the past week sign his office as Senator February etary conference for a guide to its the Tennessee Senatorship may reJones for proof doing immense damage to life and the prospectors is the result action Something may have been sult in a deadlock The boys should not go to exfirst property everywhere both in this accomplished by the recent conOfficers hunting a moonshiner tremes in making their demands A Kansas City married woman It is announced that immediate ference but as Mr Allison says follows her husband to Atchinson country and in Europe pass an old deserted cabin and on from the railroad as past exper ly upon assembling the new Illinois it is purely of a tentative character and has him and the girl arrested Annal Sherman a lumberman a wagcronc of them shoots through ience has shown that such steps lead to a loss of all they have Legislature will proceed to wipe and contains no promise for the was killed near Ishpeming Mich a knot hole in the door On hear formerly gained Peter Sutter the Des Moines by order of from the statue books every vestige future on which the American Gova secret organization ing something fall they rush forConductor Lew Waltz is again wife murderer commits suicide in of the principal of free popular ernment can afford to rely or which of France known as the Paris ward and find the criminal they back at work on the Henderson and compulsory education This will justify it in postponing neces- tail but cutting ins throat witli a Terrors who had been pursuing were pursuing shot through the division feeling satisfied that there a razor is no better division in the country is the first fruit of the triumph of sary legislation him for 10 years head The people of Mississippi are atto work on and therefore has contariff reform in the State of LinThe recent conference between It is said at Cincinnati that one cluded to stay with us coln Grant and Logan Boston the President elect and Speaker tracting attention by failing to con- result of the Smith heresy trial is a TUESDAY General Manager Mctcalf cerCrisp was expected by some to re- tribute to the Jefferson Davis practical boycott of Lane Seminary Journal Pittsburg surgeons cured a man tainly deserves sympathy as at the monument in which Dr Smith is a teacher with a broken back present time he has five grievance Our State Senate does not favor sult in some authorized announceAt Indianapolis a msn named Figures show that it costs about ment on the subject of an extra committees waiting on him but a whipping post law It required Claude Mathews has been inau- you can rest assured that the comMcClure killed his wife and un 12000 to graduate one pupil the vofe of the Lieutenant Gover- session These anticipations have gurated Governor of Indiana panys interests arc safe in his not been realized Speaker Crisp born babe with a bullet intended I wever to bring about the nor L D Lewelling Populist was hands lias not given out any statement for the wifes brother SUNDAY Such a close vote gives resul Conductor Kidtl was detained Nebraska farmers are uneasy inaugurated Governor of Kansas sometime last week attending court Several explosions of natural advoca3 of that mode of punish as to that passed between Mr yesterday Cleveland and himself Yet from gas following a fire in a 13 story about winter wheat The case is one t at Nashville ni neouragement and probably The Illinois State Democratic brought against the company for other sources it is made a state Chicago building caused serious A young man is burned in his ano and similar amendment bed in a midnight fire near Salem Committee re elected all its former allowing the whites and blacks to will be proposed the present sit- ment on good authority which injuries to many firemen ride in the same cars while passing officers by acclamation is being passed around among the The Republicans of Massachu 111 ting of that august body through Tennessee Democratic leaders This is to the setts in caucus named Henry Cab Dewey Roger Co of Toledo Dr Haskell of the Illinois State Ex Agent McCourt is making a Illinois has put an end by Con effectbe that while no final decision ot Lodge for the United States Board of Health resigns because O wholesale shoe dealers assign- strong fight to show that he is an made on the question of an Senate to succeed Senator Dawes of charges of bad management ed with 400000 liabilities innocent party and not in the stitutional amendmcut to convict will extra session before next autumn At Fairfax Courthouse Va bur- least responsible for the Cincinnati leases Renting convicts shall be Governor Morris of Connecticut In an interview President Diaz shortage of 50000 The general The efforts to get the consent of in his inaugural address urged no more The State must now of Mexico says the border troubles glars robbed a safe but overlooked opinion is that he has undertaken of Congress to opening the Worlds work them on her own account or laws to punish selling of votes and were too insignificant to talk about the will of George Washington a big job since Shotwcll was di Fair on Sunday will be resumed to The Arkansas Senate elected its rectly under his supervision support them without work The prevent bribery in the Legisla The Cotton Bureau of the FarmStates spend enormous sums to immediately after the Holiday re- ture The breaking in two parts of a ers Alliance has issued a circular officers yesterday but the House is cess Up to this time the canvass find and capture the criminal in Dr Gcddings the medical ex advising planters to grow less cot- in a deadlock over the Speakership train caused a slight wreck near Springfield last Sunday night porportion to the value of him after of the House on the subject has pert at Little Rock has decided ton Mr Blaines death is not now Outside of a few broken draw not been such as to give encouragehe is captured Probably the only that the deaths of convicts at the A horscthicf at Ozark Ark sells looked for as it was Sundny night heads and some delay to trains no solid profit in the criminal consists ment to the friends of the Fair Arkansas Prison were not caused Conductor his stolen marc steals her back but another relapse may prove damage was done in the work he does and true econ Some members of Congress think by cholera Kidd was considerably shaken up again and starts on to the next fatal but not seriously hurt We supomy is better satisfied with that that the opening of the Fair on Cushman K Davis was renomin- town William J Stone was inaugurat pose it was one of those unavoidaSunday is a question that the Conthan in giving that labor to soul ated for United States Senator by The report of the Agricultural Govcrnor of Missouri with appro ble accidents which occasionally less contractors Cincinnati Post gress has nothing to do They a caucus of the Minnesota Repubsay the Fair is an Illinois corporBoard shows the farm products of priate ccremo nics at Jefferson City occur on all railroads A Railroad with a Guage of He is right The editor of the ation and that the matter is purely licans and two Alliance men Gov- Illinois to be 62000000 less than yesterday A railroad The bell boy who stole the dia- Twenty four Inches ernor Nelson delivered his inaugu in 1891 Frankfort Capital though wigless one for the State to regulate and a gauge but twenty four in monds from a Hursts Hotel guest with a is nowof building address at noon and brainy generally knows whats number express surprise tnat the Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia ches in North St Louis and was arrested in Carolina It is to run from Hot good for the community and can managers of the Fair did not go di says that all differences between in Omaha has confessed Springs near the Tennessee bor- fearlessly express himself Of the rect to the Illinois Legislature and Southern Illinos is agitating for Mgr Satolli and the American of The countrys vote was cast by rtr to Laurel Kivcr a uista have the difficulty settled before better country roads Judge Jackson and murderer Wing Archbishops have been settled tcnty four miles Its course is affair he says It is not the inten- Congress took any action The Dovey family four persons electors at the various State capitals through a very mountainous counThey are trying to get a jury at is now on its way to try touching also a very fine farm The past year in a social way tion or desire of the Capital to run were blown up by a gas explosion and the result Cheyenne to try the rustlers Washington The main purpose ing section the State Government the General has been rather momentous at the The iron trade still shows a wait- at Pittsburg and only a The alleged accomplice of Ben- of its construction is to get out the Assembly or the Courts but it Capital The season of 92 opened son escaped alive but he is dying ing disposition for new year develtimber on about 70000 acres of would like to suggest to Judge with the brightest prospects for Oliver M Sheldon is dead at son in the Leavenworth murder has land A type of mogul engine is opments been released as the charge against being built for the little road Jackson of the Jefferson Circuit thost most prominent in the adminThe Indiana Democrats will re Chicago He pitched quoits with her has been dismissed Especially did it seem Court that when Bert Wing again istration There is a railroad of the same Abe Lincoln at the time the latter small gauge now being operated in comes into that court and expresses full of pleasant auguries for the elect Senator Turpie to the United received the Presidential nomina Mr Fredericks and wife missionMaine ond one or two in Western The year States Senate a desire to plead guilty to the charge White House family aries were sanbagged and robbed States tion Ex closes with the wife and mother of Governor Filers message was of the brutal murder of his miserain Omaha in the early evening on A father and son died at New The Fastest Mile The highest that household gone to her eternal delivered to the Illinois Legislable wife he accept the plea and fix thoroughfare recorded speed ever achieved by a York the victims of rum The a prominent an early date for the execution reward and the venerable grand ture yesterday CB Carter the condemned locomotive was made one day last father died first and the son follow Wing is guilty has expressed a de- father is also missing The worry The trial of the 13 men charged week by a compound engine on the ed him while arranging for the fun murderer of Robert Crockett at New York division of the Pennsylsire to enter that plea and have the of sickness has again entered the with a riot at Carnagies Duquesne Mount Vernon Mo who escaped vania cral details Reading system when it matter ended as soon as possible old mansion and now it is a little plant has begun at Pittsburg A coffin which had been buried six years ago has been captured in covered a mile in 37 seconds This child Martena Harrison the PresThis is one instance wherein his The joint caucus at Jefferson 12 years in Mississippi was taken Oregon miles is at the terrific rate of 97 desire and the good of society run idents favorite granddaughter City declined to indorse Governor almost reaches the to Sedalia for reinterment and James Samuels formerly of Du- an hour and For the Blaine family the year Francis for a Cabinet position neck and neck and the sooner his theoretical 100 miles an hour broke open on the jlatform to the buque Io and now in the Soldiers which some believe is to be the desires are gratified the better it opened with a promise of compenA pack of hungry wolves attack horror of the spectators Home at Marion Ind has recov ordinary speed of the fast trains of sation for all the other blows that will be for all concerned ed a Manitoba Indian village and The heathen Chinese are now ered his memory which had been the future Nor was the single had been dealt them in losses of miles performance the only extra- Intelligent and fair - minded members of the family during the bit many natives before they were studying photography and will lost for 22 years ordinary part of the run for the repulsed The eight colored murders to be next mile was made in 38 seconds have their photos ready when the people will applaud the introduc three precceding years In the Republicans have gained another new registration law goes into ef- executed next Friday at Chester showing two consecutive miles in tion of a bill in the Michigan Leg middle of it came another blow in islsturc immediately after it assem the death of a son and now for victory in Kansas by another deci fect But the pictures will fade town Md will be hanged simul- 75 seconds and other miles were taneously on one scaffod two to covered in 39 40 41 and 42 seconds bled to repeal the Miner lawpass weeks the statesman has battled sion of the Supreme Court adverse within a year the latter indicating a rate of 85 to the Populists each of the four traps xd by the Democrats two years with death It has been said The United States Government miles per hour Five consecutive General Marbys report to the will be asked by England to pay ago by which Presidential electors time and time again of the social At Washington Mo a team ran miles were passed in 205 seconds an average of 878 miles an hour jjjtf the State are chosen by Con world of Washington that while it Governor of Texas gives great an indemnity of 1000000 for the away colliding with another team which is also on unequalcd per gressional districts The law is is glad to be glad with you there credit to the Rangers for their work hanging of Edward Hallinger a and three of the four horses were such a distance and unfair and was enacted simply to is no limit to its tender and re in suppressing lawlessness on the murderer in New Jersey The owner mounted the formance for a Hall- killed five miles on section having it is help the Democrats in a close na- - spectful sympathy when you are in border inger was as black as coal but remaining horse and it ran away said a heavy grade were passed in tlAnnl firtmn If tliM r ictAm ii- - sorrow or pain j The inauguration of Governor claimed to be an Englishman with him threw him against another four minutes or at the rate of 75 general perhaps nobody would find miles an hour The engine had People who have occasion to go Crounse of Nebraska which was to hence the suit wagon and killed him Â¬ fault but applied to one State only it is a gross injustice Its repeal will be a quick correction of a wrong But the Michigan Republicans ought to stop here The rumor that they propose to go further IlEE PUBLISHING COMPANY and pass a retroactive law that will It iir la Toitoffice t Earllhgton at Second deprive the Democrats of the five last electoral votes they won by the RATES -- ASCRIPTION district system it is to be hoped If done it would place In advance St oo is false icily Or jo the Republicans on the same level Sit ms ij Tnre SlnleCoM with the Democrats Two wrongs Specimen eopiu trailed free on application Correspondents wanted In all parts of the do not make a right in politics any jotinty Address us tor particulars more than elsewhere The Michi RATES OF ADVERTISING gan Republicans should undo the Si oo Una square first Insertion jo wrong and stop there PhiladelEach subsequent Insertion Display advertisements for lone periods con tracted for at special rates phia Press per fjAki Â¬ S Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ have taken place yesterday has been postponed owing to a Senatorial deadlock With rogard to the political dif ferences in the Texas Democracy their money The explanation Mr Cleveland advocates harmony which no doubt will become mo- and would like to see Colonel Mills notonous to the patient individual returned to the Senate who faces the public at stamp winSATURDAY dows is that on he first day of the Speaker Marbcy has a Stone year the new series of stamps were issued to the public This is one gravel presented to him of the ways the United States govCarl Alberto Cappa the well ernment celebrates the 400th anni- known bandmaster died in New versary of the discovery of Ameri- York yesterday ca The new stamps are also Little Rock is filled with states known as the jubilee stamps men ready for the opening of the All work on the eleventh census legislative term census will be completed and the Two little boys 6 and 8 years matter turned over to the Secretary old go opossum hunting in Texas of the Interior by the 31st of De- and a norther freezes them to death cember 1893 This shows a great Co Wickham of Ohio the improvement in census affairs biggest fish dealing firm in the Congress was appropriating money country has failed with 250000 for the tenth census up to as late a liabilities date as 1885 and the publications EvansvilleInd people are seek were not all distributed until after ing to get a pardon for Charles Rit the present census was organized the last two volumes being sent ter the imprisoned bak embez The tenth zler out as late as 1889 A wharfrat at Clifford J nd bites census cost in round numbers was about 5000000 and the present a merchant as he is cleaning off will cost about 8100000 the in- some shelves and he is expected to f largely die crease A man at Birmingham goes to due to the i ov upc of the work picking out some unexploded census Washington starts out this year dynamite and there is the usual with a population of of probably result And this not less than 265000 A brutal negro at Lone Jack estimate docs not include those murders his wife on the road and who have come here to await the tries to burn her body under a pile Fourth of March of fence rails Speaker Crisp conducts himself Duns trade review says the counjust like an individual who feels as- trys traders in every branch of sured he knows exactly where he is business arc looking forward to a at year of big transactions The deadlock in the Nebraska NEWS IN BRIEF Legislature was broken by a combination of Democrat and RepubARRANGED ESPECIALLY FOK THE COX licans Independents arc incensed VEXIENCE OF OUR READERS An Indianapolis fireman lost his Short Paragraphs Touching Upon Every Im mind and killed himself through remorse over a mans death who portant Event Which Has Happened subbed for him at fire two years Within the Past Seven Days Clasto the post office to purchase stamps will now probably be surprised to sec the unusual looking pieces of paper that will be shoved out from the stamp window in return for Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ MONDAY WHISTLE POSTS norciii1- - a t Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ It is said that Father Mcglynn has been called to Rome Six more deaths have occurred from typhus and two cases developed in New York A retired farmer is found dead at Alton with 2000 in checks and money on his person Democrats begin to fear that the corporations will elect a Republi can Senator in Nebraska President elect Cleveland de clines to be drawn into the fight over the New Jersey Senatorship Another murder at Greenville Mass supplies the ninth murderer to be tried at the present term of court General Weaver will arrive in Topeka Kas today to conduct affairs for the Populists in the Senatorial fight Chicago had a narrow escape from what would have been a protracted water famine through the discovery of a plot to let the ice form at the crib in the lake A minister assisting in the dedication of a German Lutheran church closes the cermony by wed ding his sweetheart who had come to him from the Fatherland Hon Adalai E Stevenson makes his plans for attending the inauguration at Springfield the Commercial Club at Louisville and the meeting at The Hermitage About 200 members of the Black Hills Pioneer Association composed of men who went to that section prior to 1877 attended a fourth annual banquet at Dead Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Conductor Wing is still suffering from the injuries he received some BEN T ROBINSON DRUGGIST MortonwGGip Ky Always on hand a full and complete stock of J Â¬ Â¬ DRUGS AND MEDICINES PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES TAINTS AND OILS And everything else known to tho trade pllDStcianJ prescription larcfnllu Ccmpouubtb IheST BKRpD MUG STORE EARLINGTON KENTUCKY Â¬ AND DEALERS IN Patent JflediGines and Perfumery DRUGGISTS FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES Hair ootli and Paint Brushes Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ j Â¬ Â¬ Rcady Mixed 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Hatter M Worli ttipllloii for f Cmfrui ItualarM ttliicft rjalaS t U llMltttM 1 000 MlltlCftU ifttrvej tOfttrVnl lltlkUtM MaUigntrr nt HutM tbnat AbO - flllnstbtt Trleffrah7itaUitt ilt frtutu jski ThUcltr KY THE ADVERTISER 29 Park Row N Y i i I Afe PASSED 1 HOUSE J3U 3itousru twc EVipc x The Lower Body of Our Legislature Passes the Worlds Fair Appropriation and Thereby Partly Redeems Itself He A R Bailey was In Madisonville Satur talks incessantly after getting under way day and the beauty of it all is he says some Rev D J Donahoe visited Rev Dorsey thing at every mouthful A large delega- Â¬ this week tion from this city Earlington heard Sam Robt Smith spent Sunday with his In Hopkinsville last Sunday What he parents said must have been tunny for people Miss Mollis MctntiTK mingled among laughed right out in meeting tt beat friends here last Sunday everything how people would sit right Louisville is soon to have a Y M C A still to be abused and seem to enjoy it L among the colored people N TIME TABLE He compares a saloon keeper to a louse Rev Wm Foster took a flying trip to s you know they have real live MOUTH iiimuij last week to visit nis family Mill Talk of the Town in Hopkinsville and you all know not m Theyre Pushing Business Night Kiprrtt it it p m The wonderful saleof Mrs Ben Dixon entertained friends at Kvanttille Accomodation dam says they both get Yucatan Chill Tonic oo a m The Madisonvllle Carriage Company at what a louse is ner resideuce on last Thursday night Hrovldence and Madiionvllle 6to p tn T ie reasons for all this is II has never whose head is Capt T B Jones and as their living off the heads of families and tOUTII Several of our ladies went 1 Madison failed to cure chills when properly taken sociated with him are be deuced if he aint about right al Mall J W Patterson and Ill his annoyance for some time ville Saturday on a shopping ex dition JJ1 P m according to At Nlnht Ktpreit though I have no positive evidence that I am Agj of Economy directions Children do not Wm Riggin are branching out extensively 31a i vanitiue Accomodation 6 oo p m object We are sorry to learn of tle serious ill- last he resolved to net to take it They ask for more after this season in the way of supplying the ever was the hrad of a family I have roTldencaandMadltontllle Is here The question is where will your atrlret am 745 ness Mrs Sallie Couch We hope she A youth grew sleepy one Sunday dollars do FRANK HENDERSON Ajent the first dose Dont take any substitute trade with first class carriages buggies seen a louse but never tasted one will speedily recover the most good Yucatan Chill About girls who dance be had this to Price 50c Warranted at Robinson Bros etc They make any style of carriage to evening and picking up his coat Tonic will cure any casr of chills for 50c Mrs Sallie Marshall of Guthrie visited drug store NN MV You never saw a girl fond of dancMrs Frank Stroud last week order They take pleasure In showing say She re and hat stepped into the aisle To It does it with ea3e Pleat tnt to take MAIN LINE Leare Nortonville Kr turned home last Sunday their patrons through their extensive ware- - ing but what the greatest trouble was his dismay the minister stopped Children take it as willingly as they would They Came Mack TtIAIT Mall and Paitenrer TltlKlWtlT He evidently meant syrup Every bottle warranted rooms where they havein stock specimens above her eyes H C Kimbrough of Madisonville vis Price Iiiiiiru jiiop m short in his discourse Sam Doyal and John Haley two precoam 6it j Limited Eiprcu am from that they have headache trouble ited Marlon Hayes family Saturday of their excellent work He 50c at Robinson Bros drug store tuo p m Local freliht carrying pas- - l4t cious young men of this place look It Into Young man returned home Sunday morning he said the next day Foolish people never bave enreu 800 am their heads to better their condition if pos Gioaoa MaoauDia Agent trouble He has no feeling for a soul for he ness Mrs Millfo Hargroves who has been lady who went out last is not the Be Faithful MORTONS GAP O V DIVISION sible On Sunday they found themselves scores everybody even the ministers catch Please remember that you buy whisky visiting relatives here returned to her one you wish to escort home 1105 icoclAr home at Hopkinsvllle last Sunday Evanullle Lvioio 800 going from home lo seek their fortunes In Why shouldst thou fiill to day with sorrow it from him Sam Is great I He says he from those elicit liquor dealers that you en am p ml am pm John Knox Is In town loooioojIAr About tomorrow 85 Itrnderton Rev Ii 1110 1151 the cold and cruel world When reaching Tom Bryant was In our midst recently has more respect for an elephant than he courage him in the violation of a law that Gsp G W Lane formerly of Mortons When she goes I will let you 6UJ 6110 Lv Ar 310 Princeton but now attending the Zlon High know Sit down In future when My heart a tn p m p ma m some point In Muhlenburg county both has for a mosquito Comparing the size should be as much respected as any one School at Madisonville was among friends a young Dr Almons new house is about com of the two it is no decided that there was no place like home woman goes out I will call One watches all with care mr t true wonder in justice to on the statute books uere last Saturday Doubt not that he will give tbee too and concluded to return to the parental pleted the elephant that he should receive more Mrs Ella Patterson nee Miss McLeod on the proper young man to take That seven foot vein of coal that was said LOCAL BUZZIIMGS roof Both found the latch string out and S C Slaton went to Madisonville Satur respect Thy part Heres two to one that the mos- to have been found at White Plains hav Â¬ was in town one day this week looking af- - care of her a light in the window awaiting their re day on business quito receives more attention when in ing never icr me removal ox ner nousenolu goods to been developed leads us to be- Mortons He resumed his sermon There Only be steadfast never waver Newt Notes -- Personal Paragraphs and turn They have now become accustomed Gap her future home Miss Pearle Banes visited friends in Sams immediate vicinity Nor seek earths favor lieve that there must bave been some miswas much giggling and a great to pertinent questions being propounded Madisonville last week At New Decator Joe Moseiy a colored Speaking right out to his audience of at take about the Other Doings at Home Worthy But rest discovery and readily return civil answers boy found U50 belonging to a merchant deal of wrath But his sermons Thou knowest what God wills must be A C Clark of Paducah spent Monday least seven thousand men and women he of Special Mention After an elapse of considerable time an- named Garnett who gave him one dollar were told them it would nearly kill some of not interrupted again during For all his creatures so for the- night with his parents here other man claims that he has found Tascot lor nis nonesty iiuntsville Gazette MARRIED Illparu Tnbules neo advertisement The best the whole winter Yankee Blade Mac Edwards visited his parents and them to do a clean thing Why people the supposed murderer of Snell This time Several of our citizens went to Hopkins tolerate such beastly talk and It so public Entlsley -- Melton Death A little son of Frank Slilc on friends at this place last week it is a miner who claims that he had a talk ville Sunday evening to hear the Rev Warranted too before everybody is hard guessing At the residence of the brides parents in Sam Jones Friday last of diphtheria No Such Luck with Tascot and that he declared that he say they wouldThey were well pleased and Master Roy Robinson was in Earlington like to hear him again If Sam Jones lives to get out of HopkinsProvidence Ky Every bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic is Sunday January 8tb a few days to see his is innocent Dusty Rhodes Ive just refresh For eggs butter and all other necessaries Mr Wm grand parents ville he has certainly done some good Mrs Mlnters entertained friends at din warranted to give entire satisfaction in all Endsley of Earlington led to of life go to W C McLeods A former employe of the Grand Rivers ner Sunday The writer had the pleasure eases that it is recommended for provided ed myself with a boiled dinner MissOra Barrow goes to Hopkinsville there Sams record though aint so bad the altar Miss Carrie Melton the eldest among There are no shoes like Sugg Fitz Williams Corned beef and daughter of Mr and Mrs James Melton this week to visit friends and relatives sine he reformed several years ago Company thinks that the works will never of being the rest the Invited guests and join the contents of a bottle are used according In pronouncing It an excelbe opened until the tariff queston is settled ed with shoes They are O K to directions Kev Hopwell officiating It is the most pleasant chit cabbage Mack Edwards 4Miss Ora Dulin one of Croftons fairest From his own lips he says hi used to be a lent one belles visited friends here the past week toigh he was a lawyer In sowing his as the stockholders fear they will lose their in Dusty Rhodes Nope just The snows early this week were strictly and Miss Sonora Blakely and Otbo Rob It is reported that Winter Wood and Ed- Â¬ tonic the market Children take it read investments by a reduction in the price of inson and Miss Georgia Blakely were the ily Price 50c at Robinson Bros drug Robert Furguson was in town a few wild oals he raised a crop of sin that win Booth will soon present local South of here very little it any Damon and boiled water their products attendants Pythias at Chicago They will be sup store hours Saturday en route to Hopkinsvllle nearly killed him When he reformed he snow fell Now with a cold wave upon them and ported by the original Wood Dramatic Thu bride is one of Providences most Change on a Wedding Fee Do you think the Legislature will soon quit prctising law and took up preaching A flock of sheep belonging to our town Fit William It will be a long Worse men than Sam have been hung a large amount of their coal sunk by the Company lovely and accomplished yourg ladies adjourn we mean the Kentucky Legisla A clergyman in Cumberland Marshal was entirely destroyed by dogs while the groom Miss Ida Neely entertained a number of time before I try a fit again but that cant be laid to his door As Sam heavy crash of ice the Cincinnatians are is a worthy gentleman ture Monday night Maryland says an ex- Â¬ in a bad position to stand the storm Over invited guests at her residence last Satur- Â¬ county would say it could be laid tt the saloon and a trusted employee of the I for Dusty Rhodes Did you N day evening Although the winds blew The Baptists are holding a series of keepers door Sam certainly has a grudge The theremometer registered lower last Railroad company 100000 bushels of coal has been sunk that very cold we learn that all present enjoyed change had married a couple and whisky meetings In the Christian church at this against the saloon men and Tuesday morning than on any other morn A select company of relatives and friends other people was loaded on barges in the last two themselves was surprised by the groom asking placj Fitz William I did and got ing this winter who break the Sabbath He bits em hard weeks and It is feared there is more to were assembled to witness the ceremony Mrs Mary Smith of CrabtrM is In him the amount of his bill He cholera mixture Geo M Cavis has received over 300000 Of course Sam preaches for money All follow town the guest of Oscar Smiths family Mr and Mrs Geo C Atlnson enter and bid them Godspeed -- f -- J -- I Ml had not been accustomed to re The bridal pair left Tuesday morning puuuua ui luuaccu ana sun continues 10 that is strictly in bis line Some people talneda number of friends Thursday evenAccording to Rev Sam Jones statement She is awaiting the arrival of her husband after which time they will make their resi- ceive anything of much value and receive Brutal Candor dont like Mr jones for various reasons for Earlington while they will make their ing of last week his investment In the coal business was a dence at this place C B Pittman our genial school teacher some because they think be is too flip with paying one He was solicited by a worthy said the matter was left with the Landlady at the head of the table home for the present The bride received Groceries were never cheaper or going Chaplain Allen Allenswortb of May is flying about considerably since the close his tongue They do not consider bis widow to contribute something toward the S A has been appointed a member the U groom to decide Will you have cream In your coffee faster than at McLeods Fresh stock is several elegant and useful presents of his school tongue a part the main part of his stock replenishing of her coal house which he advisory council of the committee of of theÂ¬ their life be all sunshine is the wish of a constantly arriving But rather youd state the Crusty I wont if I get It out of that religDont you know if Sam would did to the amount of one hundred bushels ious congresses of the Worlds exposition FRIEND Will Hinkle had better attend to his in trade It is nnw thought that young Hamby figures was the reply and finally lug in your band American Baptist business better or someone else will attend rather sleep with a wet dog than a whisky and to his surprise in a few weeks received Â¬ who was shot by the town marshal of Daw GONE WEST the minister said Well any soak it is bis privelege to do so I dont from some one who had heard of bis great Miss Pauline Carter who was appointed to It for him son Christmas will recover want to sleep with either one but could be generosity a car containing 400 bushels of as copyist in the Recorders office at Chica- where between 1 and 10 F B Harris Robert Hart and Geo F go about a year ago was re appointed last Henry Murphy of Madisooville was Dan Holland Deserts Ills Vouug Wife and tn the S2me town with coal The groom handed him a 5 bill Davis listened to the venerable Sam Jones Induced tn sleep week by Samuel B Chase the newly elect Creditors Without any Apparent Cause circulating among friends in this city Tues both and so could Sam ed Democratic Recorder and departed In about a fort- Â¬ Sunday night Supply and demand has no doubt a day His purpose Is to organise a Golden for so Doing Is He a Fraud If Sam said Sunday morning that if some prominent part to play in regulating the Colored men were Imported from Bir Â¬ night he returned to the ministers C SJackson of North Christian county Cross lodge at this place men when dead had no more body than ot Why was Ilis Colag price of products and the cost of produc- Â¬ mingham Ala to take the places of members house and said was among us a few days lately matriLook here Will Griffin and Miss Sadie Harris were of the Amalgamated Association of Iron character there would be no need to bury Unannounced tion Therefore it can not be wondered and Steel monial matters Workers on strike at the Ohio when I gave you that married last Saturday at tho borne of the them not enough body left to raise a stink 5 bill I ex that the price of coal has advanced in those Iron Company Zanesville Ohio J A S Franklin will shortly sail into Dont that strike you as uncomplimentary Dan Holland came here from Florida bride in this city Squire James Priest pected some change back Miss Hallie Q Brown the famous color- Â¬ last March accepted a position as barber the grocery business here May he have to say the least and ought to be spelled markets where the extreme cold weather tied the matrimonial knot The astonished minister hap- Â¬ has Interfered with navigation as is the ed elocutionist addressed goo students at so as not to reach the noses of Ernest Blakely while at work last Mon in this city plied the razor and shears an extensive trade the famous Stanford University at Palo pened to have only 2 about him the case on the Ohio river above Louisville Misses Lillie and Alice Harris went to refined people day slipped In gelling down oil a ladder skillfully courted and afterward married where several million bushels of coal has Alto Cal and is said to be the first woman He took that from his pocket and Of Infidels he says a heap that ever spoke from the rostrum of that Infidels are and severely sprained an ankle It is a a pretty young lady a Miss Wise of Hopkinsville this week to hear the world been blocked by ice hall Sluaghtersvllle and by Lis strict attention renowned Sam ones gave it to the man and there the people who deny the existence of a holy painful injury but not a serious one A perusal of the following clipping will to business bad won the confidence of In Mrs Fannie J Coppins institute for transaction ended He accuses Bob We are very sorry indeed to note the one Sam is no infidel Co have Just purchas J M Victory no doubt make it clear to the mind of the colored youths ten trades are being taught every one death of E S Guy which occurred some Ingersoll as being one Bob I suppose can ed a large soda fountain and will be pre Â¬ reader where the anarchist leaders origin- carpentry brick laying plastering shoe Since his sudden departure late Sundty time since We trust his pared to keep you cool during coming hot soul is now in stand such accusations even when coming ates such as led thu mob at Homestead making tailoring painting stenography Beaming and ComplaUant night there has come to light numerous Paradise from the pulpit and Sam Jones It is not and type writing cooking dressmaking and The feeling existing season Will also dispense all palatable bills he bad contracted and were still un In the bosom ot W R DroirnVlola lows irhen my purpose to discuss Mr Ingersolls mis- and persons who will attempt to keep millinery summer drinks John Roach who has been absent for he wrote The doctors pronounced mine a others from earning an honest living as paid with merchants who bad placed their fortunes but to say a word in behalf of In the regular monthly examination resevers case ot blood poisoning cause I by kidney The Sam Jones meetings at Hopkinsvllle confidence in the young man His going about fifteen months has returned to bis Sam Jones Sam has been declared a hum Â¬ those below deserves to be placed behind cently held at the public school the highest disease Kept my bed two months They gtre the past week was the main attraction in is probably due to his inability to liquidate first love and Is once more at work for the Berlin January 8 This has general average was made by Ella Haw- Â¬ me up to die when I got Dr Fcnicra Kidney bug some skeptical people There is noth- the bars St Bernard Coal Co ami Dacltiche Cure Soon comme ed discharg rwnrvinaCTpf that city Business houses were closed these debts more than a disposition to deHer general average was oiJ with been a day of keen anxiety in the district kins ing the matter with Sam above the eyes ing matter In the urine After tr Ing Are botRCja during services and people for miles around fraud that he thus abandons his bride of Morton who has been a resident of He has the bluntest way of convincing a where the striking miners and their anarch Â¬ Odie Hawkins following in close succes John tles I got all right well and to nd It Is re ionwUh93 Hflocked there to hear and see the great only a few months garded as a wonderful cure I wa expected to his home and pleasant this place for a number of years has moved man or woman that they are sinners you ist leaders bave made a desperate attempt I am TO years old This would be won Do not forget the meeting called to night rS W H 1 Wfi K- - B w evangelist to Hopkinsville where he will embark in derful If we were not used to reccl rfnguat such B surroundings ever saw He Is just as blunt In telling to save their cause by spreading terror and at the DUbllc school bulldinff for thu niirl WHS letter Mually good In fema a complaints the livery business We trust it will be a you what is good for your ailment He does threatening open conflict Puttlingen pose of organizing a reading In rheumatism heart disease drpv and alt The amusement loving piiblic will be He has written one of his creditors since circle and fillRES NOTHING blood diseases Restores the kl Ineys purifies UUL rtVr v glad to learn that Henry Bourland and bis departure mailing the letter on the profitable undertaking tho blood and heals tho diseased t ssues Health not he3itate a moment He spits It right this morning a mob t 200 strikers raided literary society All persons interested in Is the result If satisfaction w I given money the house of the men who had refused to thc upbuilding of the race should be pre Frank Arnold have secured entire control train that he regretted circumstances were of our old widowers being tired of out One The small boy on the steet corner CURT refunded Take home a botUe t day A SURE and CERTAIN sent so come out of the Masonic Opera House and are bav such that he could not remain In Earling- Â¬ single cussedness has taken unto himself a would say Sam talks too much Children join them dragged out and beat several Sold by 1 M Victory Co Earlington known forlByoars asthofJFPT Prof J C Price of Livingston College Ing the same cleaned repainted and re Â¬ ton and that he would pay bis account in widow and will enter the bright and and fools speak the truth but for all that and smashed the windows In Forbacb a B T Robinson Mortons Gap and Co- REMEDY FOR PILES is preparing many improvements to be rrpr4kjiriClliHDS0XTiU0nllID CO SIU11 operativeTtfining Co Barnsl y furnished throughout full as soon as he was able to do so He peaceful garden of blessedness May they Sam is a daisy I have no more at present mob starting out with a similar purpose added to his school As an educator Prof say concerning Sam Jones I know of was stopped for a moment by a priest who Price stands among the leading There was some little excitement on Is going west his tetter stated but it live long be happy and prosperous to As an Very little on Wall street this city a few days ago failed to give bis destination W II Edwards and Miss Annie Graddy three more important things to think about begged the men to be reasonable and not orator he easily ranks among the most Cloocrttsemrnts to make innocent workingmen suffer for eloquent as well as the most logical No Upon inxestigatlon it is said but one keg it any effort will be made to trace the were quietly united In the holy bonds of life death and eternity trying to support their families The doc Â¬ man loves his race better than he of the so called sporting goods or blast runaway although it might be to his ad matrimony at tho brides home on Wednes Abram Osborne and his daughter Miss trines of anarchy which they were trying to LITERARY NOTES ing powder as found instead of a larger vantage that be be apprehended checked day evening January 4 1893 The atten realize were disgraceful to Germans and Lizzie are both on the sick list this week as It were In bis mad career installment as reported at first dants wers Miss Annie Hall and Dr J E While the Lords will is preferable to STThe National Magazine for January christians A pistol was fired at the priest mans it seems to be That for which he is most censured is Williams the Rev B F Hyde officiating a somewhat unfor- Â¬ Another enterprise will soon develop in is an unusually interesting number It an- as he spoke against the anarchists and then tunate affair It is earnestly hoped tbev Co have ar- Â¬ the abandonment of his innocent young May their pathway through life bo strewn our midst J M Victory nounces an unique literary prize competi- Â¬ a shower of stones fell around him The will both soon recover and be able to diffuse ranged with Hopkinsvllle parties to furnish wife He had only a few days before with beautiful flowers laden with the rich tion designed to to popularize the sub- mob made a rush for him but he saved their usual rays of pleasure among those who give their faithful attention during them with fresh bread and cakes daily Will sent her away to visit a friend that be est odors As they are both well and ject of American history in every one of himself by running away The mob broke their hours of Illness guarantee prices as low as anyone and the might the better perfect bis plans of leav- favorably known comment Is unnecessary legitimate branches Fourteen cash a few windows beat two miners who bad its ing for pastures anew Do you read and pay for Tub Bee bread unsurpassed If At the not what are you waiting for prizes aggregating 2000 are offered to refused to stop work and dispersed If you bave CHARLESTON The many friends of Ed McDonald will the writers on historical subjects during pit mouths the men are still working and not read it read it and see if you dont MADISONVILLE be pleased to know that the young man csscra Foafl Aaron Nixon visited Crabtree last week the coming year These prizes will be the mine officials have been in constant pronounce it one of the best weekly papers fK3 iu arm contemplates taking a matrimonial step To morrow evening will the occasion of historical danger of being killed Many of the strik- Â¬ tn Kentucky as well as one of the most Miss Ella Williams was in town this awarded for historical novels liberal papers Its liberality if nothing ILi CUfll V0 Ml IUU IN soon Dame Kumor nas it mat it win oe much enjoyment for the young folks at the iituakl IOI kAfTIMita ILteIT JliCI f short stories legends traditions historical ers are armed with revolvers and a few more should find for it a hearty welcome WAIST week nil MttlCAt TRUTMCNTt PMIGK OF BVIH MAOC OR C JUOO DtTHOITMtAt Ml this week and that the young lady is a re Rev D WhittinghiUs WU FARTICWUalia HCATCT Qfftn ballads and sonnets minor hero sketch- with rifles and they have been firing reck- Â¬ in every colored home in Hopkins county Miss Effie Nixon was in Crabtree this es etc One writer can compete in each lessly In the neighborhood of the pit A Taking into consideration both its liberaliof Hopkinsvllle where Ed now re Â¬ sident Sam Jones will lecture hero in February week sides and is engaged in business class if he desires Particulars will be Ensdorf tho strikers have requested the ty and merit it should be eagerly sought and you may depend upon it that it will be Mr Woolrich and wife were here on sent to any one sending a stamp to THE Mayor to propose a compromise for them and read and well supported by the news Marshal Darnett was hastily summoned an occasion of great rejoicing reading public Thursday Reports from Saar NATIONAL MAGAZINE to go to Nortonville one night to take into 132 Nassau to the mine officials The machinery at the steam laundry was Dr A D Mayo of the Unitarian EduEnos has got another girl and he is street New York Iouis to night are to the effect that despite cational Society in a recent lecture upon custody a gang of suspected individuals slighly disfigured early this week The badly smitten this time too Mr Lindsays important paper on The the bombast of the leaders and the appa- the Glimpse of Education in the South who had made that railroad center their delay howeter was of short duration rendevous all that day He captured three Our new neighbor Mr Dockery gave Boston Massacre based on authentic data rent responsiveness of the men the strike urgei upon the South to procure better The dime museum that has been in town Said heColored people presents an entirely new view of that his- is weakening The striking miners are advantages of them and after doing so no case could be are being educated but declared further lo these many days is not reaping a big a pleasant party the other night toric affray Official reports of the trial of suffering keenly from the severity of the that the illiterate whites must have better proved against them Nortonville if she Miss Elmer Alexander finished a four harvest It dont pay not to advertise at presists in calling upon our officer she the soldiers who fired upon the mob are weather and the expected contributions advantages than those now offered them months term of school at Good Acre school all l the chief sources of information and fur Â¬ from England France and Belgium bave I wonder it the doctor thinks it would be a should not put him to unnecessary trouble Boys not yet out of their teens are seen house T nish a picture In marked contrast with the not come in As the men were unprepared bad thing if the illiterate of every class had better advantages than those now offered Miss Mattle Daves the lisle school on the streets in a drunken condition semi NOTICE distorted and prejudiced accounts hereto for the strike they must cither return to them as a general thing Accompanying work or starve In future the Masonic Opera House will occasionally and still our license law is not mistress visited Madisonville Friday and fore accepted as history The many good things which the Rev Saturday the article is a cut from a misleading sketch be cleaned and in perfect order for all tiolated Sam Jones is reported to have said concernA sort o Travelers may learn a lesson from Mr ing the negro is calling forth much com Â¬ gay and festive blizzard has of the so called executed by massacre Uncle Daniels who left boarders of entertainments upon short notice kinds him so suddenly are still at large They struck this community and it is deucedly Paul Revere whom Longfellow has Immor- Â¬ C D Cone a prominent attorney of Park- Â¬ ment upon the part of the uumerous negro Bourland Arnold For terms see I never leave home haters all over the county who are too er Dakota who says are like Little Bo peeps sheep he dont cold at this writing talized narrow minded to give any one justice and SPECIAL ATTENTION know where to find them ABOUT PEOPLE Are without taking a bottle os Chamberlains despise all who have the courage of their First Class Turn Outs at Reasonable Rates American Institutions Whence A family by the name of DocKery occu Â¬ PAID TO Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with conviction and will give vent to their feel Â¬ -The home of Mrs Fannie Slsk widow py the house of B D Robinson lately re- They concludes a somewhat startling disTRAVELING MEN ItsriVi RIGS ARE THE BEST IN THE CITY tt cission begun in December We are sur Â¬ me and on many occasions have ran with ings Though we do not mind their say Â¬ anyvliltors lend ut their niroet or of the late Judge A J Slsk was destroyed moved from Barnsley II jouliava Stable and Office on MAIN ST near Depot to the relief of some sufferer and have ing the negro has no ability and has never x ISAAC DAVIS mention In this column We will by fire late Saturday night Everything Some of our boys have been getting prised to learn that English and most It anything creditable appreciate the favor never known it to fail For sale by the donethat these old cusses for we are satisAmerican authors bave blundered in assum- Â¬ fied was a total loss there being no insurance into mischief lately read not history Look out boys you BEWARE OF FRAUD ing that our characteristic institutions St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ben with their eyes but with their prejudices Aak fur Biid Innlit upon having on either the bouse or contents know the consequence Nene gen Â¬ Ben Fields spent Sunday at home T Robinson Mortons Gap and George We are sure that in some years hence WLlllUUIiAHMUOia were derived from England instead of the without W L Ilouglaa J D Carlton and Miss Annie Keith both Misses MolIIe and Emma Fields accomwhen truth gets a hearing it will place the uine price lamped on bottom name Lasli and Jno T Harnett returned yesterday from of the White Plains neighborhood little Dutch Republic where the Pilgrim King St Charles negro as one ot the brightest consummate aril wncu jruuuu and panied by Willie their brother visited In bold CTerywncrc a trip to Centrat City tmm fathers sojourned for twelve years previous flowers ot our ctvilivation John Cates and Miss Manera Fawcett liv- Â¬ the Durgen country recently They were GENTLEMEN For shoes to wear well go to to the landing at Plymouth Rock Miss Mary Doris of Providence visited ing near Hanson secured license to marry absent several days New The A sewed shoe that will not rip Calf Co at Madisonville Ky York following clipping from theability Sugg The Original Document an autograph friends heie last Sunday Press clearly demonstrates the from county clerk W H Arnold on Tuesseamless smooth inside more comfortable It seems as though we are having lots of manuscript with signature by Governor of the negro in administering the affairs of stylish and durable thai any other shoe ever Mrs E G McLeod relumed Monday day The latter couple were joined in visitors of late particularly at night Even Winthorp of Massachusetts illustrates a the government and retutes the many say sold at the price Every style Equals custom- from a visit to Springfield wedlock Tuesday and the former were the chickens are Father Mollingcrs ings as to bisbeinga awakened from their most unique bit of colonial history The to ft w hi iBnar BaiaifejenBnnr i ninm made shoes costing Irom 4 It Is to the credit of the Renubhe of Hivll Miss Carrie Long of Madisonville spent united in marriage yesterday slumbers at midnight W guess it is a original is in the Boston Public Library The following are of the same Ugh standard of ORtGINAL PRESCRIPTIONS that it is in advance of any other foreign 1 VsTA merit Sunday with relatives here mi Mr Hop II Holeman who was the two legged coon after them dont you If these Medicines are country in the completion ot a pavilion at No duplicate is known to exist and the J400 esd Sjoo Fine Can Hand Sewed S tso Police given a fair trial I will the Worlds Fair The people ot the United and Letter Carriers Rev Hobson of Louisville preached at popular clerk of the Arcadia House at annnnnnnLI mN 4BBBBBKTaam matter was thought irrevocably bst to the at avi MVtinw Jj50 S135 Partner for Working Men and Saoo GUARANTEE A CURE or re States will view with no slight attention i sat Dawson last season has leased the Opera am f vr aaaaaaaaiK am the Baptist church last Sunday Are You Dillons -M JJoo and S175 lo Youuis and Boy J7 raw historian until about thirty years ago when ViaanV nrMrfund the money such evidence as the colored republic may joo iiana bcwcnOougola I FOR RHEUMATISM CURE will give in the arts ot civilzation Misses Carrie and Lucy Crenshaw visit House at Madisonville and promises some 1 ho history If so regulatothe bowels with German Robert C Winthrop unearthed the present LADIES I150 and 200 fine attractions before tho theatrical sea 9173 lor Aiuics cure Sciatic Intlamatory f Hayti as known to the outside world ed relatives in Hopkinsvllle last week Liver Syrup The most pleasant laxative manuscript among a mass of family papers or Muscular Rheumatism has been chieflv marled bv iuterecne can son close Hopkinsville Kentuckian The IT IB A DOTYyoa jw TOOtseU known Has astonished others will aston It is a defense of the original government or Neuralgia PiL BMBW nnnnnnnnnnnnnnr AraaV 10 goi uq oest TBiaa tor your Miss Bessie Campbell of Hopkinsvllle Kenluckians is Ell- - fljcts and revolutions and it will be of in 3 bottles Trice tt jo simply a case of mistaken your ish you These symptoms denote bilious- of Massachusetts against the charge of be Â¬ LEPTIC FIT CURE will cure Epilepsy St terest to note what the Haytians have been TnV the Misses Crenshaw a few days identity visited XB mono7 tvxinnuiigo mWhich looiweax oy purojuuwr w In giving our opera house man Li Doajlaa Bhoas ness Sallow complexion dull spirits coat ing arbitrary Winthorp maintaining by Vitus Dance and all Nervous Diseases Price able to do for themselves in the intervals Wtor last week represent tho Dest Tloa ager local mention the name is right but between insurrections Hayti has a splendid CATARRH CURE will cure Catarrh WiJHD 13 ed tongue yellow eyes headache variable many quaint arguements that the Gov 00 at mm price aaveruaea Yucatan Chill Tonic the former occupation given is that of bis as woruAaaa can taPrice 1 00 BLOOD TEA will cure Consti climate and rich natural resources and Regular size 50c and Jr bottles ernint is Regular in a mixt Aristocratic appelite t airnrc wkmttirfr Oo yoa wear there is no reason to conclude that the ex- Purity the Blood Price 23c pation and The only warranted chill tonic We pay brother Hop Is one of our druggists Sample bottles at Robinson Bros them no wayts Arbitrary Thp of African government on that w None genuine without my name on each cents for every bottle of Yucatan one of our councilmen one of our royal you 50 Other Interesting features of this issue package Goods sent Express Paid on re- Â¬ stand will untimely prove a failure good fellows in fact our all when It Chill Tonic taken according to directions price if your druggist cant furnish No place like Sugg for are a poem by Will Carleton on Three ceipt ofSend for book free describing treat A Parents Dest Gift to a Son hat fails to cure the chills No other comes to engaging a first class theatrical and them Scenes in the Life of Columbus shoes His shoes are built from and ment ot all Chronic Diseases exclusive ealetoahoe dealers vuur general tnerchaula where I have uo Wilt manufacturer will do this Price 50c at troupe Kings Comedy Company will ap Is a scholarship for the business course or a Lord Lovelace and the Second Canadian IvrliA famialuffu nlnee send direct tnlrnelarT inllnir If not far aala In A SAWHIIX nd alio aud width wauled toatae Vrce W 1m Deuglua Urgcktou the sole up and are O K A trial Campaig- n- 1708 1710 by Gen James G Carlstedt pear on the evening on the iStb inst Robinson Bros drug store the phonographic or telegraphic courses at 187 1ederal Stieet Bill Bishop col is in jail Last Sat- - will convince you Allegheny Pa the renowed Commercial College of Ken Medicine Co Evansviile Ind JOHN COUGH AGENT EAKUNGTON KY Wilson THURSDAY JANUARY j8oj SEE Kentucky will be in ne after a severe struggle The Worlds Fair appropriation of Jtooooo passed the House Tuesday by a vote of 5a to 36 Opponents of the 0111 tought hard The session was extend ed lo allow the matter to be disposed of and great excitement prevailed on the floor of the house on Its passage Beyond a doubt our State will have a fair showing with her sister states at the Columbian Ex position The Kentucky Legislature is slow to act but sure to do something Â¬ urday night he boldly entered Capt Hock ersmlths house while the Captain was attending lodge and proceeded to assume all responsibility of the household Mrs Hockersmith met the Intruder and ordered him out but instead of going he went into an adjoining room and began to demoish A large mirrot was dtstroyed furniture beside a number of other pieces of costly furniture before he saw fit to take his de parture Immediately after he had left the Captain returned and at once instituted a search The negro was tracked to his haunts and placed under arrest His motive other than destroying property was not apparent The charge against htm is housebreaking for which he must answer at the next term of court Â¬ r SAM JONES A DA1SV MINING BEES Scribe Â¬ oIoicb peoples tmtt For the Fun of the Thing an Amateur 01 Local Ktnown Sam Jones Treats on Written for the Thi Die Sam Jones is nothing if not a daisy Â¬ saloon-keeper- B Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Mr Hancock from the new mines was here last week on business Business of importance called J B At kinson to Louisville last week The Reinecke Coal Co is shipping slack to the St Bernard for coking purposes Secretary Piatt of Barnsley is seen here quite ofteu making a diligent search for coat cars The St Bernard was represented nt the Sam Jones meeting at Hopkinsvllle last week by Messrs Rash Moore and others It Is very discouraging to coal companies when they are crowded with orders to be compelled to shut down on account of the lack of coal cars Those young miners who quarred and came to blows whereby blood was shed should learn to control their tempers before they grow much older Thomas Longstalt and crew retlmbered an air shaft near the coke ovens last week This shaft was dug and timbered by Mr Longstaff about twent one years ago Tho report is again in circulation that the St Bernard Company will in the near future build a fine store house at this place which is made necessary by increasing busiÂ¬ All communication and matter talnlnx to this column ihonld be ai A tnrlty TniVersily W R Smith ar ament newt per ted to ton Kv R lAiLr E 1 Short Furrows The most valuable farm prcduct fs a happy family One never grows tat by having to eat A Radical Cure his own words The pastor of a church in a min Â¬ The wfnd never blows to suit tie man ing village was greatly annoyed by who rises late the conduct of the younger mem- Â¬ Silence is golden when talk keeps you from work bers of the flock When a young woman got tired The easiest way to appear wise is to keep your mouth shut of the evening sermon she would The read to ruin often looks as if it led rise and go out A moment later to the land of plenty her beau would seize his hat Th fish that never eats flies is not apt and sheepishly follow her to escort to bo caught on a hook Some men never practice ec nomy except her home when they are buying for their wives By the time the sermon was If you want to learn how In grow rich over it was mostly the old people easily go sit at the feet of some old codger who were left to hear the conclus who never made a cent In his life Agri- Â¬ ion of it Mr Blank smothered culturalist For circulars address Lexington Ky See Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ y Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Cos Â¬ Â¬ cll Â¬ I Â¬ Â¬ Id Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ t Â¬ Â¬ Sfj V 1 Â¬ Â¬ TABLERS UGKEYE Â¬ Â¬ FiLlr - 1 Â¬ 441IN1 MhM t Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ K52saa Â¬ CTREC BELT V V Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ IKE DAVIS Aik --5 C Â¬ kiiiery Â¬ JKuBm Me -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ W L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE Â¬ Â¬ IU m vH a If Â¬ Â¬ smj Av L r SfM Â¬ Â¬ mKaLmmt Jsfh a XT Â¬ 1 Â¬ VA liltTrs IJEoessJUAv WBBliViit-fcfc-M- w 5v nnliSto Cos Â¬ Â¬ I- - Chamberlain A Co Dos Milnon I Own desire to inform the public thM they are Philanthropic Young Doston Women Will manufacturers of the most successful pre-Â¬ irk Among the Poor and Needy paration that has jet been preduactl fSr Nine philanthropic young Boston coughs colds and croup It will lessen women will spend the winter in and relieve a set ere cold in less time than 23ll 3ntiiistrH roc Cfjrlue The article South Cove in the interest of the any other treatment Cough Remedyreferred to is Chamberlains It is poor women who live in that re- the only medicine that has won popularity THURSDAY 2 1893 JANUARY gion They are not simply to vis- Â¬ on its mt snys be only Known rem it and labor in that malodorous depended upon it Short Gleanings For Women cily that will prcent croup It mult be Mrs Evans the wife of a lawyer quarter but they are to live there tried to be appreciated It is put up in and the mother of five children is The little coterie insists that it is cent 50 cent and t 00 bottles For sale We are simply by St Bernard Drug Store Harlingten a student in the Iowa state univer- Â¬ not an institution sity She proposes to practice law ladies who prrfer to live at South Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap and Geo Cove they declare rather than at King St Charles briefs CBe 3HP3ee wa v TouvEArsoirrii cove ClbtJcrtiscmciiU r aaaa 4fe t 11 itons AND Band i WITH Â¬ t in- - NEW UNIFORMS J 1- - NEWMUStC And augmented with several of tho best to her and expects to get two husbands one There is a large carriage manufactory in New York in which the chief art decorator is a woman Caroline Kilby who has twenty women employed in all the departments she controls The United States now holds twenty one law firms made up of husband and wife In addition to these there arc over one hundred American women who practice law in the courts or publish legal documents Feminine bishops arc a possibility which Sir Wilfrid Lawson of conservative England suggests for why not since there is no fighting It is an intellectual to be done spiritual and theological affair and surely women are as good in these things as men he adds and hopes to see the woman bishop consecrated as she may do more good than Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ performers in the country are pre Â¬ pared to furnish music For Parades Concerts Black Bay The only individual member who allows her name to be publicly connected with the move ment is Miss Kathcnne Conan professor of economics at Welles ley college who stands sponsor for Â¬ Funerals Wed Â¬ Balls The Press NBW VORM dings Kccepllons And all occasions where strictly first class music is required A W GIIISOV T Â¬ men Mrs E B Grannis editor of the New York Church Union is pro- Â¬ bably the only woman who has suc- Â¬ cessfully carried for nearly twenty years the whole burden financial and editorial of a large religious Â¬ journal The paper is devoted es- Â¬ pecially to the advocacy of church union She is president of the Na- Â¬ tional Christian League for the ThePrrss has no superior in New York Promotion of Social Purity and an German Economical Dlutngt None better acth member of many benevolent Quart for 10 cents Place contents of package in a quart of rain or THE PRESS socie is ready for 1n han 600 delegates attend Â¬ soft water and ithousekeepers tousebe Ac Within the reach of all The Best and knowledged by the Cheapest Newspaper in America ed it ineteenth annual conven cheapest the movement Three other vol- Has a larger Dally Circulation tbnn ny unteers from Wellesley are includother Republican Newspaper ed one from Bryn Mawr two from in America Maine and the remaining two who will live at 93 Tyler street are from DAILY SUNDAY WEEKLY Bostons Back Bay The line of work to be pursued The Aggressic Republican Journal here has not been made public but of the Metropolis the good of the masses and the furFOR T1IK MASSES NEWSPAPER therance of ie ideal democracy are the aims held in view Read Tounded December 1st 18S7 ing clubs and classes and all manner of refining influnces are to center at the South Cove college and Circulation over 125000 Copies radiate among the tenement dwell ers and the lodgers in the neighbor hood of Tyler street Wellesley college girls are espe- Tho most remarkable Newspaper Sticees in New York cially enthusiastic over the project and in Back Bay regions there are THE PKESS IS A NATIONAL NEWSPAPER indications of the strongest kind of Cheap news ulgar sentations and trah fad for college settlement work find no place in THE PRESS THE PRESS has the brightest Editorial Conservative parents view the page in New York It sparkles with points scheme somewhat askance but if THE PRESS SUNDAY EDITION is a splendid paper covering every current a genuine Boston fad gets on foot topic of interest THE PRESS WEEKLY EDITION coo parents and public will be powertains all the good things of tlie Daily and less and the South Cove will rank Sunday editions among ideal strongholds of culture Chicago Post As an Advertising Medium Â¬ Â¬ FOIi 1893 HENDERSON T Ky JJil Kn I TI Mj Successor to Ceo W Flgclcy I 1 MADIS0NVILU KENTUCKY m A complete stock of Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 4IEWEIRV of every cdscription r J km SB Â¬ DAIL Y Â¬ Wiit chcs Clocks Eto of the best makes kept constantly in stock Vj mimm 1893 RdMise lepiirin and Cleaning a Specialty Sclentlflo American Agency for c Ilk at -- ffiHi r fyfo How Merchants tv TDAnv usniA DE8I0N PATENTS ir JTEfi pnovBinuv a aioj wo jwinrorwaiion na trre llanjbook wrltMo liiiiPAliWAT Sxir VntlK MlNS n CO Oklrct barm Mr wctiHhk rMrnta In America Hmrr putMit Ukrn out by t hmucht twrnro lbs pulxK by a Bctico siren Ireo at duirso lu ilia 1 1 I wi dy QiB nn I rfssfr 3Ns8 CAVtfATB pe ts 11 tte Womens Christian Tem Union at Denver Forty four stains five territories and the District of Columbia were repre- Â¬ oe sented The national organization now has 10000 local unions 150 Send for The Press Circular 000 members and a direct follow- Miss Sadie Price and Her Work Among Agents wanted ovry Samples free where Liberal Commissions Kectuckys Flowers ing of nearly half a million women Address Miss Sadie Price of Bowling The union is the largest organizaTHE PRESS tion in the world composed exclu- Green Ky has devoted nearly four 3G Park Row Now York sively of women and managed by years to collecting and classifying them the wild plants of Warren county She has found in all about 88 difGeneral Debility General debility is a complaint quite ferent orders and about 650 species BOOT AND MAKER SHOE prevalent and one of the most difficult for The patience and minuteness of which to find a cure There is no medicine her research can be best appreciatAlso makes known that is so successful in treating gen ed by comparing her results with eral debility as German Liver Syrup Act ing directly on the digestive organs it pro- the report of the state botanist HARNESS AND SADDLERY motes good digestion imparts a relish for A comparative collection made by food and insuring the nutrition necessary Prof JohnHusseyin the two coun3A1 repairing promptly and neatly to build up and strengthen the entire sys ties of Warren nd Edmonson comdone at tem removing all impurities from the prises 375 species a little over half ROBINSONS NEW BLOCK blood and restoring perfect circulation the worn and weary sufferer is rapidly awaken the number found by Miss Price in ed to a sense of cure 30c and ft 00 bot- Warren county alone WMLenBIST U QC1UTT tles for sale at Robinson Bros ny under Proctor made a collec- BOSTlSQCiJIITT tion in five counties Madison Lin She Had Him There Ho had had a pretty hard day of coln Garrard Washington and it and had gone to bed early When Marion and found 660 species his wife entered the room he was only ten more than the number sleeping soundly and no man likes found in Wrren alone Miss QREMI to be awakened half an hour after Price is not only a botanist but an he gets asleep artist and has painted the different W jJLL3E H She was evidently amused at plants with seed pod radical leaf FOR 20 YEAfcS something and as she approached etc so admirably that Kentucky Has lod all Worm Remadoe papers are loud in her praise She the bed she exclaimed EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED has also painted many of the birds John Oh Johnl SOLD EVmYWHERE bTlfiUS of the county A writer in the Park frtprfdli7BHlUBDS0TAYL0It XED He never moved Wake upTshe persisted City Times Gazette says Johnl Both co3300oevcse3S3oat C91S39M Theres one of the funniest inci these collections should go to the dents Worlds fair But they should not He still slept and she began to be allowed topass permanently from the state They ought to be kept shake han REGULATE 711 Johnl Listen tomel she cried here in some institution of learn STOMACH LIVER AMD DOWELS He mumbled something and she ing to serve as models by which PURIFY THE BLOOD shook him again He opened his the student could acquire a better A HCLIABLE RZKSDY FCS Indention JilllaniitM IltfltUttic Co eyes and gruffly asked what the knowledge of his own county or pat Ion Djapeplu lirenla Itvtr Traitllei Dlzclness state and also as a reminder of trouble was Hal Complex ji I rt OSTrusIra HrcrHi and nil 1it4 u Ifco glouiuch Liter onu I imc Theres the funniest story in what one cultured Kentucky woIllnAni Ttilrf nnt one of the papers she said 5 tho tuoituVbriiUir Its man has accomplished 5 Bfeureit till sold br diurni1 uft tmiU about Goldust the millionaire and Mr William T Price a Justice of the 0 cmoiuituni 1 CV-S THE RIPAIS it makes me laugh every time I I Peace at Richland Nebraska was con o i P IV P T think of it Ill tell you about it fined to bis bed last winter with a severe e3C064JC No you wont he exclaimed attack of lumbago but a thorough application of Chamberlains Pain Balm enabled hotly What in the thunder him to get up and go to work Mr Price Why Johnl says The remedy cannot bo recom I suppose you think its a joke mended too highly Let any one troubled to wake me out of a sound sleep to with rheumatism neuralgia or lame back tell me a foolish story What do give it a trial and tbey will be of the same opinion jo cent bottles for sale by the you think I went to bed for Dont you want to hear it St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap and Geo King John she asked in surprise St Charles No I dont Caused Him to Give up Smoking Dear me she said in a puzzled WEAK NERVOUS ORIX PAIN To show him her love in a manner pleasant sort of a way dont you really And perhaps some expense to save him From some long standing ailment or feel like to be waked up in the middle When the holidays came as a little present that your constitution nervous sj stem is failing or that some afiliction has taken or of the night any more than I do A box of cigars sho gave him is taking permanent hold of ou which Ayhen I get to bed first The first one be tried from his eye drew a you have orbeen and are still inunable to throw off couotrol whether the frst K ared at her and she retreattear or last stage remember that Dr Greggs t ed b he knew that the shot had He threw down the weed with a shiver Electric Belt and Appliances and system of Home Treatment will cure you happened to be gonj I je He doesnt wake her It So be swore off the first day of the year No medical or other mode of Electric smoking forever Treatment can at a1 compare with them aay r110 and expect her to laugh New York Press who suffered for Thousands of women a oke or story he heard at years with complaints peculiar to their sex The Twick aWebk Si Louis Repub have been completely and permanently re the c with the idea of preventto health No fewer men have also ing her giving him a good scolding Lie has led the fight for the Tariff Reform storedcured been and 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ and best Bluing made For sale by dealers everywhere If not obtainable Daily and Sunday one your six months in your city send 10c in stamps for a packone month age- postpaid CarlstedtMedictneCo Evans Daily ouly one ear ville Ind four months For sale at Robinson Bros Sunday one year Weekly Press one j ear A BOTANIST 5 tie 20 15 rtrroUllon of Imtbnull withoutny WfkTrpPr tn tb ti iiitfUitrnt lllutrttcl mrM lo aw KirilUOtxmiti UiKlullr K AiMkm iirNtTAObr Jew 1 m utjr It lcntlfln No 100 3 00 1 so Oilier Zollingers ORIGINAL 2 00 PRESCRIPTIONS IlllBUitUm I Some brag on the biggest and finest store in town filled with empty boxes and chacge big prices for their goods to pay fancy store rent Some advertise needles at one ecnt a paper and charge 15c a yard for 10 cent gingham Some advertise Clarks thread three cents a spool and charge one dollar and fifty cents for dollar shoes S C Keegan --- A F SAWHiLL 187 Federal St Allegheny Pa - ft Sa aWWtalll IMaa ail mi 100 uu far CoMllni tloa sad fiarlrrtaa-- blood 11 lifinfniM rur car or all fnion tilkratt Mn tOKBOOK IUEE Jljr name li the only caaran treorthenraalararM oMIxm nirdlrlaea I prepared Ihfmfor ratnrr Bollmaer for terra alarm lire Jflljille HiCure 111 oJT ur UO tear rnritji l ilrnl1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ i Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ I3cirHrirjtoi i ICy WHITES Others advertise all wool suits at ten dollars that would be dear at six dollars Now we want all our so called competitors to live and do business as we cannot expect to do it all But while our competitors all admit that we do the leading business we wish only to tell them that if they want to be in the swim they must get a move on themselves Every department in our stores in filled to over Â¬ flowing with the handsomest and best goods that it is possible to obtain and at prices that will suit you mA foj-WCj J JteSSaP M Cl Inter lT Mime ii irnr ii MC MM ttaM I 4 W V at h i g fttWrHP ffwUr so Mad nl t R as n4 Joltis IMt itywr ppvriai- ftttjr urt r Hrir pramlitu pcsllwi iu ir f t bhlluMli li r li m lit lialtlalHtfcni KfllM SlUrtiff tilo4i f iicn in iiurii OatlM Mls luulti t WONTIhslf ts-r btctftbd i flT lid in i ii t i i vi nunf ii tuvj- r totMarn WaoLts dfn rrniTift IoTttt yjawrt 1ii - ij 1 Kal4 tchh tiiMiin out krilclii Bii iw vwrf JL CO We will make it to 3Otir interest to Trade with us T ta not sftM h rt ii liy In pi Uwlllcl Alwut nil nppilHtUir fsr Ukara Mitna W kt w4 ral Ur and Itanarally Allsir tucsa lftiy luauavirlwtts Papon afaltasr 4 Um waHi a4 M al ttvia aba ttr tnu ara Hraa ta Yaa ra at aamlas frAli ft1 to IO par liaiif can aa vm ii yta khi wars bat ic nr bat maaturi- Yaa alf aaaloa an ItiersMta ynarlnr aiasiyoasaaH Tsiy caaaivosoaratlmaofal f wall jQrtltnaioiLawnfk Uavarti iTeaJtal al raaaarad aaurtrau uutera a latlract and parailvol a4 raaltj waoltrfnl abav raa hftw l er laAsraaikarn monr our wars ara Sa r mm to aspUlo ttara ilia and Uirn all fVe daisy Al tr t aoa II I rataia snail UawUa i SBO ilMllvU Oslkia Hum luillanil Alulutx viitaUi vtil ib lo i w Milijr asf lalMriacpaas riril rt ThaU a Bruno itml la If saofttH IflW sitl sarlr suait ill Hi l vkst rli Mit fall fwa 0 dO tbsl lj Ir CJiombcrbJnn ISyo and Skin Olntmont A certain euro tor CLronlo Soro Eye Tetter Salt llhoum Scald Head Old Chronlo Sores Fovcr Sores Eczema Ilcb Iralrio Scratches Soro Klpplcs And Pilofl It Is cooling and soothing IXundrcdaof casca havo been cured by It after all other treatment bad failed It Is put up iu SO and CO cent boxes m Rospsotfully St Bernard Coal Co lor sale nt St Bernard Drug Store Earlington George Kinds St Charles Hen T Robinson Mortons Gap C Â¬ IS mm k C 13 1893 REWARD UNUiKvO V rlW IOOOo yiisi Â¬ Â¬ mmm I G v kJ33L mfflflmVwrv CS TV Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ stands without a rival as the leading ritates the liver and induces temporary ac- Â¬ tivity Carlstedts German Liver Powder stimulates the action of the liver by impart ing strength and and also action the lower bowels expelling foul accumulations A cure accomplished by this treatment is per Â¬ manent The best way to cure chills and fever it to prevent them This can be done by taking German Liver Powder every few days during the malarial season or whenever you feel bilious Price ajc at Robia I son Bros drug store Â¬ Â¬ Chills and Fever and representative Democratic newspaper properly applied is perfect and has no good Torpid action of the liver is usually the of the country The Gregg Electric Belt and Everybody should sub-Â¬ substitute the cause of chills and fever Calomel ir- Â¬ scribe for it now and get the news Appliances are the only ones in existence Electric Treatment for diseases suggested I 1 during the closing months of the Republican adminisiiation as well as after the in auguration of Cleveland and Stevenson when the Democratic party will he in full control of tins National government It is a Great Semi Weekly Paper issued each Tuesday and Friday fourteen to sixteen pages every week for Only One Dollar a Year the price of a weekly An extra copy free to the tender of each club of four i subscribers with four dollars Write for free sample copies Addres The Republic St Louis Mo Â¬ all keeps the feet warm and dry and is the only genuine Electric Insole People who have paid their money and been cured can tell you what has been done for them in a way that will convince you Complete catalogue of testimonials prices etc 6 cents tircuiur lieu 1 that supply a perfect mode of application me uregg uiectric root warmer price 00 J Offerod AVII DO IT A3 J1ASIIY ANI AH AN UK UONK ON Till wiii for any RlachinB that no as onn vt kaniii op womc AS WKLU i i Vertical Feed Sowing Machine lli TllfllirPllinn THE GREGG ELECTRIC CURE CO 8UITB 801 Inter Ocean Urlldlnis LQICagO 111 oluuuvvmuul address fC fA Tllil um AjfonC funwj nitni r JT 11 V Vri the i onrrK hin IU u JJ- til I - w t iiirp i i vvi i j irs it iti i our tiiii viAitsk i vinu BEST ON KARTHa