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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 55 j cr raS O i wii wwwwnq 1 Mi BOURBON r CHAMP 4 m N Established 1 - n M si KILLER Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY FEB 1 181 SEVENTEENTH YEAR- - PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY JANUARY 8 1897 MILLERSBURG CARLISLE Kwws Kotos NO 3 i u piM NEW Y Everybody VI v Gathered la And About Tka Kews iYN Can Get B arsaiiis At Our Cut price Sale This Month To reduce stock before taking inventory we will offer the entire line of Chamber Suits Parlor Suits Brass and r Iron Beds Carpetings and Rugs Wall Papers Draperies etc at reduced prices Sale will be continued through January Splendid Bargains in each department Inspection cordially invited XjE5ZSXjXrcS Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies 303 oL5r PR DE OF - DA 1 The Whitest Purest and The Best 0 0iiUj ri 1 3fcEXlE3 333T Mr W D Payne is reported better The aew Miss Anna Conway has been very ill ready fooccapency next wek for the past week Dr Qed Grimes bought of Dunlap Dr C B Smith was in Loaietille Howe last Friday the residence now occupied by Dr Grimes for 2400 Monday on business Bohn To th wife of Wm Conyers Miss Rida Thornton returned to her on the 5th- - inst a- - daughter To the school at Helena Monday wife of Ben Smith on the 6th inst a Mr J8 Jndy returned Tednesda dauubter from a visit to Lexington See advertisement in another column Mr John K Judy went to Lexington of W J Bryane new book The First Friday to visit hie hon David Battle- - Send your order to Oscar Earl Current is visiting his sister Miller EutchiBon Ky agent for Bour bon coontr tf Mrs Jas Cray at Ut Olivet- One oF the most enjoyable occasions Prof Virgil Rider returned Monday of the holiday season amonc the juven from a visit tOWilliamstown iles wara mask party at the home of Mr Dick Collier went to Mt Sterling Mies Lucie daughter of Judge J no P last Friday to visit relatives Norvelh Mrs Sterling Cooper and son Robert Died On Saturday morning last at are visiting relatives in Paris his home Sharpsburg Mr Newton Coons brother of Mr And3T Coons of Born On Wednesday to the wife of this city Burial Sunday afternoon at Ned Ingels a daughter second horn the East Union grave yard Miss Bessie White guest of the Mieece Messrs H M Taylor and Sam T Power returned to Muir Monday Howe has formed a partnership to carry Mrs Elisha Miller of Atlanta tfa on theiurniture business at the Howe is the guest of Mrs Caleb Corrington Cobo0 stand This will make a good business firm and we predict svecess for Miss Julia Evans returned from an ex- ¬ them from the beginning Mercury tended vi6it to Georgetown last week During the holi ¬ The xTercury sajs Mr Harry Renick of Lexington was day weVk the guest of Mr J Will Clark Wednes- had quire athe young folks of Carlisle lovely time with receptions day dancesetc On Thursday evening last Mias Bertha Roswell of Hutchison the Mises Marr and Miss Bessie Spencer was the guest of Miss Mabel Doots last held quite a nice reception at the resi- ¬ week Mrs Marr On Friday even- ¬ dence ing Mrs W W Mowe entertained in Miss Minnie Spears of Lexington is the guest of Mr Alex Butler and honorvof her guests Misses Patterson and Smith of Cynthiaua The guests family were masked and the costumes were Miss Ida Collier went to Mt Sterling Refreshments were Wednesday to visit Mr W H Johnson quite handsome served and a delightful evening was en and family joyed by all present The Young7 Mens Messrs Richard Grimes and Zed Lay Iustitnte gave a very delightful hop son returned to Richmond College Wednesday night ¬ ¬ From Nicholas bounty Precincts school building will be MAKE YOURSELF A CHRISTMAS PRESENT We have a nice line of gents furnish ¬ ings and while you are buying presents for others call in and get something for yourself We can supply your wants at low prices Neckties Of latest patterns and stylish colors 25 50 and 75c Hats In derbys or felts Knox Dun lap and other fashionable shapes from 98c up Shirts We have an extremely nice line of fancy shirts from 1 up Collars 15c each or two forJ25c Cuffs 15c 20c and 25c per pair Silk Garters 25c per pair Merchant Tailoring Pants We Handkerchiefs No house in Paris has a handsomer line and our prices are very low 4 nr CSSiSrJ bijriqHT are agents for the M N laun ¬ dry work sent one day and returned the next Your patronage solicited to order 3 and tilnrnkhinFciwl 1 Park i lliMllUg dllQ TailArinfffti dill I lilg UK H S STOUT Manager Wm ¬ Hukill Jr Cutter iTiiT rmiT y A1 j niMTimTr7LBJ-i-ijr- j 1 the b9 B ¬ ueen as re 0 at ki ur v 1 1 PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It Take No Other Wednesday Ramons Liver Mr and Mrs Robt Caldwell returned The Tonic Pellet Pill removes the bile Monday from a visit to relatives at Combined form a tones up the system EVERY SACK SSnESESESE r GUARAHTEED BajsnrnTmrszzs SB EfefaBsadfefffeipiia IMifjf - m5 UftEns 3 The great remedy for nerrous prostration and all nervous diseases of the generative orxane of either sex such as Nerrous Prostration Fall- MNfca KMw J9 ilKSS T Ing orliOst Manhood Im potency Nightly Emlssi- nr nthf ul Errors y juentai worry excessive use or xooacco or Opium vnich lead to Con sum Dtlon nd Insanltr Yflik erurr 8 order we cLts a writtt Ti oruar itp BiScOI fSitfiUXAFTJiriSJLIifi JJP fc cureflrtflfld tho money Sold at 3100 aerbo5 boxes iorsow a xi jxwjl a jxtiAiLvflLJujT Olevelrtnd0116 IlkV B2Q2 Ufcdt IVVVi- 1 S1B rrXMBJKfiS3HWi fljB B M swmJI Jlncggysnxyftff yyyy Ki2 zziLa- - o KSmivS OP Wrights Celery The receipts of the Millersbnrg post tion office for the last quarter of 1896 aggre- ¬ gated 44482 Mr Will Chanslor and guest Mr Frank Elrod returned to Georgetown College Monday OF Mr Henry Jefferson of Mason was the guest of Mr E P Clarke and family this week Judge Harmon Stitt has been elected a director and attorney of the Building Loan Association Bourbon Circuit Mike Vrhornton was kicked on his JamesS ii vers Plaintiff vs ijjght arm by a horse last v Friday JEKs 1 Germantown - Perfect Treatment - 25c 1 reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta- ¬ nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe MASTERS SALE Bourbon Co Land Court and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexica and California via jNew urieans or via tnreveport Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati with everv accommodation to oatrons Free Parlor Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and Chas Viv kT jstL ri W Passr W Zel Agt Cincinnati 0 W QPA C Einearson Cincinnatird For Sale By W T Bfookg Drugffist SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SHE Lot on s loins etc Bveniis Plaintiffs Small Payments It is not generally known that fe Bourbon Circuit Court Wm Howard Adrnr vs whooping cough Rev Danl Robertson and family will move to day into the fiat over Smedley Butlers store recently vacated by persons Dr A C Cook e Misses Magsrie arm is Daaiy inurea Messrs H T Trigg and Matt Ray of Fleming were guests of relatives here Tuesday and Wednesday Mr Jas Jas Butlers two little girls and J R Earls two children and Misses Alice and Elizabeth Ingels all haye the vWilcox Btcr Defendants J-- By virtue of a judgment of sale made and entered in the above styled suit at the November term 1896 of the Bourbon Circuit Court I wilLsell publicly at the Court house door in Paris Ky on 5I0NDAV JAN - t - - V i5A- ft t 18 1897 v and the balance afterwards can secure with their guests Mrs Childs and Miss De Wooie returned to Potter College Logan C Howard etc Defendants the best pianos at Bowling Green Monday The undersigned Special Commissioner Mr Sanford Allen and Miss Lucy by virtue of a judgment of sale in the Allen entertained a number of their above styled action rendered at the No- ¬ friends in honor of the Misses Wood and vember 1896 term of the Bourbon Cir ¬ Miss Anna Bright of the M F C last cuit Court will on week SATURDAY JAN See advertisement in another column 1897 The First of W J Bryans new book Send your order to Oscar the Court house door in Paris Ky B lttle at about the hour of 12 oclock expose to may be bought in this way A small Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ public salethe following real estate tf bon county A certain lot of ground in Paris payment down the Piano delivered Administrators Notice All parties Bourbon Co ity fronting 100 feet on when desired and deferred payments having claims against the estate of the Biggins Avenue and extending back arranged to suit buyer Pianos old and late Dr L B bmith will please present same width as in front to Williams new of anv makes taken in exrhano p them proven as required by law All Street adjoining the Higgins property parties owing the said estate will please now W S Ray on the South and S call and settle at once to avoid costs Lillestonon the North being part of the Dr C B Smith Admr 3t land purchased by S Lilleston from 121 and 123 West Fourth Street Martin Doyle recorded in Deed book No We are overstocked on childrens 69 page 394 Bourbon County Clerks shoes We offer special inducements on CINCINNATI O office the best makes until January 1st for This sale will be made for the purpose of settling the estate of Mattie Howard ¬ STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION Davis Thompson Isgrig tf j deceased paying the lien of the defend OF THE ant the Louisville Savings Loan and Tonic Pellets RamonTs Liver Pills Building Co for 67735 with interest are a Perfect Treatment for Conbapation from Jan 4 1896 burial expenses cost One pill a dose and Biliousness desiring to make small payments down and Katie Rankin Stein way Pianos N Hazelton Smith Gabler Barnes to the highest and best bidder about the hour of 12 m the following describ- ¬ ed tract of land On the waters of Houston Creek be ¬ ginning at 1 in the middle of said Creek corner to Chas T Garrard and James Ingels and running with the middle of said creek as it meanders N 57 E 10 poles to 2 N 43 E 22 poles to 3 corner to Dr John Lyles heirs then leaving the Creek with their line N 2i W 6U poles to 4 corner to same then W 81 poles to 5 corner to same then N 88 W 64 poles crossing said Creek to 6 a corner to Greenberry Reid then with his line W 39 1 5 poles to 7 in the mid ¬ dle of said Creek corner to James Hall then up the Creek as it meanders in the middle thereof S 31 E 19 poles to 8 then S 12 E 6 poles to 9 then 5i W 46 poles to 10 then S 58 W 3 poles to 11 -- j- - s A - N V- - -- j A Few Words To My Patrons B C fcrnest Urcfis to -- of administration etc and the coss in this action aggregating about 90000 Terms Said propertv will be sold upon credits of 6 and 12 months for equal parts of the purchase money the purchaser to execute bond to the under signed with good surety to be approved of byhim bearing interest from day of sale until paid at the rate of 6 per centa per annum and having the force of A J GOREY judgment Special Commissioner Talbott Attorneys 2 McMillan ¬ OHfiBON incorporated BANK s fiT Boo RESOURCES 1896 81st Furniture and Fixtures Cash PARIS KENTUCKY at the close of business Engagements Of Auctioneer Forsyth A T Real Estate Loans and Bills Discounted Due from Banks 500 00 sale I 176774 68 Jan 11409 81 Lucy 2500 00 stock etc Jan 9th Eft M Dickson Master ohn I Moores land Commissioner 14th Mrs Amelia Leers land Jan Jan 16th Harmon Stitt assignees Overdrafts R Best land stock etc 26th Master Commissioner J Skinners heirs two farms 49585 44 Feb 4 L M Greene assignee 6987 34 H Lettons land v J i The First Battle O J- LIABILITIES Capital Stock 247757 27 100000 00 - Surplus Undivided Profits SCARW MILLER has receivcu Individual Deposits the exclusive agency for this aim Due Banks Bryans new book entitled Battle is written in clear concise M best style 9G91 48 June 30th 1896 His inspiring language full Gross Earnings past 6 months 7475 80 Bruises for 25c satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm l7il67 28 A DESIRABLE 60 ACRE FARM interest and instruct not only those wno were his most devoted followers out Disposed of as follows ne also his most ardent opponents Current Expenses 215705 liooks contains about 600 pages Pnntea Dividend No 11 4000 00 large clear type with 32 fall page Undivided Profits remaining 11010 23 from illustrations a magnificent colrQ HAVE a well situated C acre Bour- ¬ presentation plate and an aULUtF 17167 28 bon County farm which I desire to preface handsomely bound in v sell It is well improved For any Cashier B Woodford Xiolf mnrnrnft nr fnll mnmCCO at S1 me further particulars address Subscribed 225 and 275 each Mail orders will this 31st day and sworn to before J E PLUMMER Address of December 1896 - Millersburg Ky 8jan tf icocivo yjKfLuyu cuuv TZxr Henry Spears Notary Public Hutchison Oscar W Miller ni It lnr fnr thft Theirst Mr Bryan a and JpS1 of RIH Ul 30000 00 go see the stylish 300 You should 11010 23 ladies shoes that Davis Thompson 101718 16 5028 88 Isgrig are selling this week for t- The Paris Cash Grocery sells only tf pure sugar No adulterated stuff Creek with Bedfords line S 14i E 96i poles to 12 then S edge of the Fords Mill road then N 73 E 8828 100 poles crossing said road diagonally to 13 corner to Chas T Garrards line in the North side of the road thence with his line N 13J W 49 poles to 14 in the middle of said Creek on the middle of a water gap then down the Creek in the middle thereof as it meanders S 80 E 2236 100 poles to 15 thence S 8U E 14 poles to 16 thence N 64 E 25poles to the be ¬ ginning containing 131 acres 2 roods and 32 poles or so much thereof as may be necessary Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money for which required be the purchaser will to to payable execute bonds undersigned Commissioner with the good surety to be approved by said Com- ¬ missioner bearing interest from the day of sale until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum said bonds to have the the effect of replevin bonds Said sale is made to satisfy the debt and interest of the plaintiff amounting on day of sale to 33638 and the costs of this suit 10535 making the total sum to be raised 441 73 EMMETT M DICKSON Bedfords corner then leaving the Harmon Stitt Attorney M C B C C Christmas has come and gone and I have my friends and patrons to thank for the best Christmas business I have ever done The best goods low prices and attractive designs iid the work For the coming year you may expect to see my establishment filled with the best the mar ¬ ket sup plies My prices will always con-¬ form with the quality of the goods shown and taking quality for quality my quotations will be as - low as the lowest J T HINTON V f -- J r -- T-l - r - J- - h fl m -- V h 247757 27 200 tf TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN e Co from my office about a year ago is requested to return the same T H TARR ldec tf at once JLD VER USING JR A TE8 Undivided Profits Remaining Rheumatism Cuts Ramons Nerve and Bone Sores Burns and Oil cures HE party who borrowed the books of the Paris Jackstown Tnrn- - i y-fs h I - M V y- FOR SALE -- - I - Displays one dollar per Inch for first Inser¬ tion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per fine each insertion Locals in black type twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count as full lines when running at line rates ObituarDS cards of thanks calls on candi- ¬ dates resolutions of respect and matter of a like nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise- ments and yearly cards f v X t r - s v v V 1 -- I s j Si l A sii -V v a w -- I T Vr -- cr f- - Q 1 s- - j V v r 3t 4- iHPP - IlJIo iilJjy l11 LiiSfSXij III ffllll 3- J P CHAMP MILLER 4 T E BOURBON PRINTED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MILLERSBURG CARLISLE -- N A J iuEF 5Tr - A JW- - WH hi r x H Pj Ft Ci v Si Editors and pwners Established FEB M v i 1S81 d SEVESTEESTH YEAR trt PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY JANUARY 8 1897 Nichols bounty Precincts Mr W D Payne is reported better The aew school building will be ready oyoccapency uest week Miss Anna Conway has been very ill for the past week Dr Geo Grimes bought of Dunlap Howe lat Friday the r residence now Dr C B Smith wee in Louietille occupied by Dr Grimes for 2400 Monday on buRinees Bobn To th wife of Wm Conyers Miss Rida Thornton returned to her on the 5th- - inst a daughter To the school at Helena Monday wife of Ben Smith on the 6th inst a Mr J as Judy returned Wednesday daunbter K from a visit to Lexington See advertisement in another column Mr John K Judy went to Lexington of W J Bryaue new book The First Friday to visit Mb hon Darid Battle Send your order to Oscar Earl Current is visiting his sister Xfiller EutchiBon Ky agent for Bour ¬ bon connty tf Mrs Jas Cray at Jfeit Olivet- of the Prof Virgil Rider returned Monday ofOne hbliday most enjoyable occasions¬ season amont the juven the from a visit toWilliainstown iles wasa mask party at the home of Mr Dick Collier went to Mt Sterling Miss Lucie daughter of Judge J no P last Friday to visit relatives Norvelh Mrs Sterling Cooper and son Robert Died On Saturday morning last at are visiting relatives in Paris his home netr Sharpsburg Mr Newton Born On Wednesday to the wife of Coons brother of Mr AndjT Coons of this city Burial Sunday afternoon at Ned Ingels a daughter second born the East Union grave yard Miss Bessie White guest of the Mieeee Messrs H M Taylor and- Sam T Power returned to Muir Monday Howe lias formed a partnership to carry Mrs Elisha Miller of Atlanta Oa on the furniture business at the Howe is the guest of Mrs Caleb Corrington Cosold stand This will make a good business firm and we predict syecess for Miss Julia Evans returned from an ex ¬ Mercui y them from the beginning tended visit to Georgetown lastfweek During the holi ¬ The Mercury Mr Harry Renick of Lexingtnu was day weok the sajs young the guest of Mr J Will Clark Wednes- ¬ had quire a lovely timefolks of Carlisle with receptions day On Thursday evening last dancesetc Mias Bertha Roswell of Hutchison the Mioses Marr and Miss Bessie Spencer was the guest of Miss Mabel Doors last held quite a nice reception at the resi- ¬ week Mrs Marr On Friday eyeu dence ing Mrs W W Mowe entertained in Miss Minnie Spears of Lexington is the guest of Mr Alex Butler and honorbf her guests Misses Patterson and Smith of Cynthiaua The guests family were masked and the costumes were Miss Ida Collier went to Mt Sterling Refreshments were Wednesday to visit Mr W H Johnson quite v handsome servedand a delightful evening was en- ¬ and family joyed ty all present The Young Mens Messrs Richard Grimes and Zed Lay Iustitnte gave a very delightful- - hop son returned to Richmond College Wednesday night Wednesday i Ramons Liver Mr and Mrs Robt Caldwell returned The Tonic Pellet Pill removes the bile Monday from a visit to relatives at Combined form a tones up the system Perfect Treatment 25c - NO 3 11 NEW Y Everybody hvj fV V V 5 1 7 V Ifews Kotos Gathered In And About Tk Kw fliL X JTrom MAKE YOURSELF A CHEISTMAS PRESENT s We have a nice line of gents furnish ¬ ings and while you are buying presents for others call in and get something for yourself We can supply your wants at low prices Neckties Of latest patterns and stylish colors 25 50 and 75c Can Get B arrains 9 -- ji - At Our Cut price Sale This Month To reduce stock before taking inventory we will offer the entire line of Chamber Suits Parlor Suits Brass and Iron Beds Carpetings and Rugs Wall Papers Draperies etc at reduced prices Sale will be continued through January Splendid Bargains in each department Inspection cordially invited 5sAJr- - efitjriqtrr Hats In derbys or felts Knox Dun lap and other fashionable shapes from 98c up Shirts We have an extremely nice line of fancy shirts from 1 up Collars 15c eachr or two forJ25c Cuffs 15c 20c and 25c per pair Handkerchiefs No house in Paris has a handsomer line and our prices are very low Silk Garters 25c per pair Merchant Tailoring Pants 3 and 4 to order We are agents for the M N laun ¬ dry work sent one day and returned the next Your patronage solicited - Park kWdkhinffondTailAriritfiPA 111 IIIMIIU dlltt 1 dllul lilt 10 H S STOUT Manager Wm Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies PRDE OF 2E i 1 D A D iI O I 1L Hukill Jr Cutter 1 s H The Whitest Purest and The Best A - H B ueen Cses ROUTE the j 9 W7W Ht lib iSLr XE3 IB PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It Take No Other I Germautown iv I I k JMdMT -- fy 1 The receipts of the Millersburg post office for the last quarter of 1896 aggre- ¬ gated 44482 Mr Will Chanslor and guest Mr Frank Elrod returned to Georgetown College Monday ira grrfrryjrrrT Mr Henry Jefferson of Mason was the gueet of Mr E P Clarke and BSSMBBlflBi w ns MOTTS family this week Judge Harmon- Stitfc has been elected The great remedy for nerrous prostration and all nervous diseases of a director and attorne of the Building the Keneratire organs of either sex such as Nerrous Prostration Fall Loan Association Ing orXost Manhood Impotency Nightly BmlssI nthf ul Errors SEZPSfslalsEssSs sT juentai worry excessive use or Tobacco or opiumn rnicn leactoCon CiHEtfJMHanwPHRiJsE Mike Thornton was kicked on his HBBEz5P T6BKHBflJSflP- - 8umntlon nd Insanltr Wi tkeYerr 85 order weclYa written tho money Sold ttSlOOpor box Shores right arm by a horse last vEridayHis JJP ts airp axe B32X5KiAF3ZlJSiG IOrOW XV JliV X A KiMjLXjOaMJJ3LJU CO ClevelindOkI6 f arm is Dauiy injured Brooks Drugffist For Sale By W T Messrs H T Trigg and Matt Ray of LFleming were guests of relatives here Tuesday and Wednesday iPEGIILCOHVISSIOlEHSSILE Mr Jas Jas Butlers two little girls and J R Earls two children and Misses OP Alice and Elizabeth Ingels all haye the whooping cough Rev Danl Robertson and family will Lot On 0VBIIU3 move to day into the flat over Smedley Butlers store recently vacated by s It is not generally known that persons Dr A C Cook e Bourbon Circuit Court Misses Magpie and Katie Rankin desiring to make small payments down Win Howard Adinr etc Plaintiffs and the balance afterwards can secure with their guests Mrs Childs and Miss vs De Wooiie returned to Potter College Logan C Howard etc Defendants the best pianos at Bowling Green Monday t The undersigned Special Commissioner Mr Sanford Allen and Miss Lucy by virtue of a judgment of sale in the Allen entertained a number of their above styled action rendered at the No friends in honor of the Misses Wood and vember 1896 term of the Bourbon Cir ¬ Miss Anna Bright of the M F C last cuit Court will on week See advertisement in another column 1897 SATCRMY JAN The First of W J Bryans new book Send your order to Oscar the Court house door in Paris Ky at Btttle about the hour of 12 oclock expose to may be bought in this way A small Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour ¬ public sale the following real estate tf bon county A certain lot of ground in Paris payment down the Piano delivered Administrators Notice All parties Bourbon Co ity fronting 100 feet on when desired and deferred payments having claims against the estate of the Biggins Avenue and extending back arranged to suit buyer Pianos old and late Dr L B Smith will please present same width as in front to Williams new of any makes taken in exchange nem pro11 as required by law All Street adjoining the Higgins property parties owing the said estate will please now W S Ray on the South and S call and settle at once to avoid costs Iiillestonon the North being part of the Dr C B Smith Admr 3t land purchased by S Lilleston from 121 and 123 West Fourth Street Martin Doyle recorded in Deed book No We are overstocked on childrens 69 page 394 Bourbon County Clerks shoes We offer special inducements on CINCINNATI O office the best makes until January 1st for This sale will be made for the purpose cash of settling the estate of Mattie Howard ¬ STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION Davis Thompson Isgrig tf j deceased paying the lien of the defend- Wrights Cqlery t - reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta- ¬ nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe SACK EVERY GUARANTEED MASTERS SAIB OF and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California via xsew uneans or via tnreveport VJliUIL X111C 1XUJJJL LUC -- D1UC IXTUbS 1LICS LU VlLlUlQIlctLi ilI tfJl rpr - kP- - -- RrTftPrf ncdiyngjjMiiniiy with every accommodation to patrons Free Parlor Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and Chattanooga Div j 3i iAiiTrHa is- o mt r Z0 - -- J 5i3Sszl t PILLS - fefak j Bourbon Circuit Court James Stivers Plaintiff W Zel Agtt Cincinnati Passr Chas J f yvi a W O QPA C Einearson Cincinnatifd jlMWifcoEtc Defenaantsfe j VS it -- - HlgpS mm By virtue of a judgment of sale made and entered in ihe above styled suit at the November terin1896 of the Bourbon Circuit Court I wilLsell publicly at the Court bouse door in Paris Ky on MONDAY iH t la - vaeaMsigMBat sdP - L zv - - y iS ai -- - v v-- i ka i9 y i - 4 14 V I I 4r T If- - JAS 18 1897 i v- - Small Payments- Steinway Pianos -- N Hazelton Smith Qabler Barnes to the highest and best bidder about the hour of 12 m the following describ- ¬ ed tract of land On the waters of Houston Creek be ¬ ginning at 1 in the middle of said Creek corner to Ohas T Garrard and James Ingels find running with the middle of said creek as it meanders N 57 E 10 poles to 2 N 43 E 22 poles to 3 corner to Dr John Lyles heirs then leaving the Creek with their line N 2i W 61 poles to 4 corner to same then W 81 poles to 5 corner to same then N 88 W 64 poles crossing said Creek to 6 a corner to Greenberry Reid then with his line W 39 1 5 poles to 7 in the mid ¬ dle of said Creek corner to James Hall then up the Creek as it meanders in the middle thereof S 31 E 19 poles to 8 then S 12 E 6 poles to 9 then 5A W 46 poles to 10 then S 58 W 3f poles to 11 B C - u- m 3 t 5 4 A Few Words To My Patrons f v 1 tj j truest ureas Co 67735 with interest 1896 burial expenses cost from Jan 4 of administration etc and the cosfs in this action aggregating about 90000 ant the Lonisville Savings Loan and Building Co for OP THE OUfiBON incorporated BAN Tonic Pellet are a Perfect Treatment for Conbaption One pill a dose and Biliousness fi Ramons Liver Pills Of -- Terms Said propertv will be sold upon credits of 6 and 12 months for equal parts of the purchase money the purchaser to execute bond to the under signed with good surety to be approved of byjbim bearing interest from day of sale until naid at the rate of 6 per cent per annum and having the force of a A J GOREY judgment Special Commissioner 2 McMillan Talbott Attorneys ¬ SXsrfc Xoo RESOURCES 1896 Furniture and Fixtures Cash PARIS KENTUCKY at the close of business Engagements Auctioneer Forsyth A T Real Estate 2500 00 stock etc Jan 9th E M Dickson Master Commissioner John I Moores land Jan 14th Mrs Amelia Leers land Jan 16th Harmon Stitt assignees Loans and Bills Discounted - 500 00 sale I 176774 68 Jan Overdrafts Due from Banks R Best land stock etc 26th Master Commissioner 11409 81 Lucy J Skinners heirs two farms 49585 44 Feb 4 L M Greene assignee 6987 34 H Lettons land J M Capital Stock 100000 00 Surplus 30000 00 Undivided Profits 11010 23 has received Individual Deposits 101718 16 W MILLER OSCARexclusive agency for this ana Due Banks 5028 88 sale oj adjoining counties for the 247757 27 Bryans new book entitled The inrst Mr Bryan s Undivided Profits Remaining Battle It is written in best style clear concise and JpSKeen duneautn lsyti Gross Earnings past 6 months His inspiring language full of satire and brilliant rhetoric will charm interest and instruct not only those wno 17167 28 wera his most devoted followers Jout Disposed of as follows ne also his most ardent opponentspnn cea Current Expenses 2157 05 contains about 600 pages books 4009 00 DividendNoil type with 32 fall page Undivided Profits remaining 11010 23 from large clear colore illustrations a magnificentantograpn nrPRMifcftHnn nlate and an wil67 28 handsomely bound In ciotn preface B Woodford Cashier half morocco or full morocco at will Sntaorijjea and sworn to before me S325 and 275 each Mail orders iw ujau uay Ul JUCCJLUUC1 JOUUPublic receive prompt attention Henry Spears Notary 7- Oscar W Miller Hutchison -- The First Battle LIABILITIES 247757 27 The Paris Cash Grocery sells only tf pure sugar No adulterated stuff You should go see the stylish 300 ladies shoes that Davis Thompson Isgrig are 200 selling this week for Creek with Bedfords line S 14i E 96 poles to 12 then S edge of the Fords Mill road then N 73 E 8828 100 poles crossing said road diagonally to 13 corner to Chas T Garrards line in the North side of the road thence with his line N 13J W 49A poles to 14 in the middle of said Creek on the middle of a water gap then down the Creek in the middle thereof as it meanders S 80 E 2236 100 poles to 15 thence S 8U E 14 poles to 16 thence N 64J E 25poles to the be ¬ ginning containing 131 acres 2 roods and 32 poles or so much thereof as may be necessary Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money for which be required the purchaser will to payable to bonds execute undersigned Commissioner with the good surety to be approved by said Com- ¬ missioner bearing interest from the day of sale until paid at the rate of six per cent per annum said bonds to have the the effect of replevin bonds Said sale is made to satisfy the debt and interest of the plaintiff amounting on day of sale to 33638 and the costs of this suit 10535 making the total sum to ba raised 441 73 EMMETT M DICKSON Bedfords corner then leaving the Harmon Stitt Attorney M C B C C Christmas has come and gone and I have my friends and patrons to thank for the best Christmas business I have ever done The best goods low prices and attractive designs did the work For the coming year you may expect to see my establishment filled with the best the mar ¬ ket sup plies My¬ prices will always conform with the quality of the goods shown and taking quality for quality my quotations will be as - low as the lowest J T HINTON J --r I 4 tf Sores TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN f -- 1 it N Rheumatism Cuts Bruises for 25c A DESIRABLE Ramons Nerve and Bone Burns and FARM Oil cures npHE party who borrowed the I of the Paris a1 m AD VER USING BA TES Displays one dollar per inch for first Inser cion half rates each insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per line each insertion Locals in black type acre Bour- ¬ twenty cents per line each insertion HAVE a well situated Fractions 01 lines count as full lines when bon County farm which I desire to running at line rates It is well improved For any Obituaras cards of thanks calls on candi- ¬ sell dates resolutions of respect and matter of a further particulars address like nature ten cents per line J E PLUMMER Special rates given for large advertise- Millersburg Ky 8jan tf ments and yearly cards 60 ACRE Jackstown Turn ¬ pike Co from my office about a year ago is requested to return the same T H TARR ldec tf at once S books - 4 fi f f rV V- zt v t4 FOR SALE -- V - I f Zt ff4 i A v r - t N i o s - V 1 v - Vs- 5k - - -- 1l - w w Ar Umi vt -- i J i V HPIIIBIPIPHP 5- - IIMHI II If UjTa rs Vr - J rTXs - ti V u - M Iv5s-J- - f - tiv j ar cr y-yA-J r - r - v n f i fr r- - - - -- jr i - J r 7feSS- - f HK WEYLERS EDICT Owners w KOUKBO j SHE x NEWSFRIDAt vr r x JANUAEY K f - V n - U - r HT J p v - JKV - - -- i - s 3 - 8 1897 THE DAUNTLESS t TROOPS OUT t IV 1 v - W 3M r SLT C tWx 1 t iv ir U- - F Estates and Farms Mnnt Prover Owner Buccessfully Lands Her Precious ship or the Capacity in Which They To Intercept a Threatened Raid of Are Employed Cargo on Cuban Soil Tollgate Raiders Havana Jan 7 Another edict has by Gen the Vessel Took the Mn and Arms been issued managersWeyier by which Col Gaither With the Harrodsburg Com all owners and overseers of pany Details Squads at the Various Left on No Name Key by the Thre estates and farms in the provinces of friends Cargo Consisted of Arms Tollgatcs TVhere Trouble is Expect ¬ Ammunition Dynamite Etc Pinar del Rio Havana and Matanzas edOrders to Shoot if Necessary shall within eight days from the date New York Jan 6 The Cuban pa-¬ of the edict appear before the mayors Fkankfort Ky Jan 6 Gov Brad per El Pprvenir published in this city of the fortified towns nearest to their Ley Tuesday night ordered the Mercer received luesday this dispatch from homes and prove their ownership of county Company E Second regiment Key West signed by Emilio Nanez re- estates or the capacity in which they of the state militial located at Lex- are employed thereon Owners of es ington to intercept an alleged threat ¬ ferring- to the Dauntless expedition Expedition was happily disem tates will be required to show their re ened raid of toll gate raiders The barked at Sagua in combination with ceipts for the last taxes paid by them company left Lt xington at once and statements will have to be made Nothing has been heard of them up to Gomez of the number of hands employed on midnight but Mercer county of which By this it is understood that the Dauntless successfully landed her each plantation In all cases where¬ Harrisburg is the seat has no night cargo and that the supplies were re- ¬ the authorities discover any irregular- telegraph service Gov Bradleys orceived by Gomez The Dauntless took ities in these statements the persons ders to the militia were to shoot if the the 51 men and the arms and ammuni- ¬ examined will be obliged to remove at rioters were met with and refused to tion which the Three Friends left on once to the fortified towns nearest surrender No Name Key near Key West after their homes All foreign residents of Harrodsburg Ky Jan 6 Company failing to land them in Cuba The the three provinces t named who are E Second regiment arrived here at cargo is said to have contained 1184 employed in agricultural or industrial 1125 oclock and was met by CoL rifles 500000 cartridges 600 machetes pursuits either as owners managers¬ Gaither with the Harrodsburg com- ¬ 1000 pounds of dynamite medicines or overseers must prove their nation pany Squads were at once detailed to ality and furnish full iniormation re¬ various toll gates where trouble is ex- supplies etc Sagua where the expedition was garding the persons employed by them pected CoL Gaither it is learned landed is an important town of Santa exhibiting their police documents com- ¬ asked the governor to detail companies A party of insurgents under Clara province and is on the north of his regiment uponwhat information mand of the leader Enrique Penalver is not known No raiders had been coast The landing was probably made on one of the beaches west of the made an attack Tuesday night upon out at 1230 oclock port which is protected by one or the town of Arroyo Narajo near more Spanish gunboats Gomez was Havana They were stoutly resisted COLORED MEN who repulsed them last reported a few miles south of by the local forces sacking and burn Confess to the TVreckiniy of a Southern and prevented the Sagua Horror May The Key West Pla Jan 6 Cubans in ingof the town Penalver and three Train CausedAlabama Same Gang Have by the Bten this city are enthusiastic over the re- ¬ others of the rebels were killed and Birmingham Ala Jan 6 Four of seven were wounded The garrison ported landing of a large expedition the five Negroes arrested on suspicion consisting of men and munitions of war lost one sentinel killed- con- of train wrecking1 have made The trial of the case of Louis Somil fession They are Tom Ingram a Tom Cuba last Sunday on the east coast of night Early Tuesday Col Nunez lan the naturalized American citizen Parker Samuel Billing and Rome ago on the who was J E Cartya and three others came charge ofarrested some time conspiring Scales The fifth Andrew Feag an and being a rebel into town and it soon became known is against the Spanish government has who thecharged by the others with bethe Cubans had received g ood that leader denies all connection noon ing news The Cubans are very close been set down for Friday next at Lfee is with the crimes mouthed as to the locality of the land ¬ United States Consul General Birmingham and vicinity has been brought the ing claiming that they expect to try of the opinion thatweak chargevague to terrorized for the last three weeks by and another at the same place at an early against him is too a gang of trainwreckers A rail was warrant his conviction date and it would only be placing fche - A ¬ largely attended meeting 01 mer- ¬ removed from the Cahawba river tresSpanish on their guard 27 chants planters and others was held tle Decemberwent and a Birmingham through the bridge Mineral tbain Wednesday night in the Spanish ca- GEN FRANCIS A WALKER sino at which it was resolved to send killing 26 people and wounding 10 TTho Has Hold Several Offices of TrasS a cable dispatch to the government at others Dies of Apoplexy One by one the gang now in jail has 0 Amasa Madrid expressing the loyalty of those been run down All are miners who Francis Boston Jan and their regret at the attacks Walker the second son of Amasa people Madrid press upon Gen Weyier worked at Henry Ellen two miles from Walker LL D one of Americas most of the the scene of the attempted wreck at distinguished writers on subjects reMcCombs trestle BUTCHERIES lating to political economy and science Tom Parker in the confession made died Tuesday morning of apoplexy Of Cubans by the Orders of a Spanish says that Feagan proposed the wreck Major The Bodies of the Victims Only at a dance and said that it would be a He was born in Boston July 21 1S40 Fit tp Feed to Does He served throughout the war of the first rate scheme by which to get Havana Jan 7 Horrible details Christmas money An agreement was rebellion with distinction and in 1S71 was appointed by the president as In ¬ are now known in Havana of the assas- made between the five men to wreck dian commissioner and served in that sinations last week at Guanabacoa by and rob the Southern express A 1872 when he was elect- ¬ order of the Spanish major Fonde position until rail was to be removed from the Mc ed professor of political economy and vielar The bodies of the voung base Combs trestle and when the train fell history in Sheffield scientific school at ball players Pastoriza Para and Cas- to the ravine 90 feet below those pastillo murdered by the troops with sengers who had not been killed in the Yale In 1S79 he organized the tenth cen- ¬ out cause were left to the dogs to be crash were to be clubbed to death or sus and although he resigned the su eaten The mothers and sisters of the shot and then their bodies and the perintendency of the census in 1S81 to three unfortunate young men applied train were to be robbed become president of the Institute of to Maj Fondeviela asking permission The others weakened and Parker Bodies of Cu- undertook it Technology it was under an agree- to bury the bodies Parker says the two are fit men waited by a camp fire in the ra- ¬ ment to edit the entire series of census bans answered Fondeviela reports He went to Paris in 1878 as only to be fed to dogs vine below for the train to arrive It They left in tears crying to Heaven came but to their surprise after commissioner from the United States to the international monetary confer- ¬ for revenge being derailed was halted on the tresAbout eighty Cuban families have tle and no wreck resulted Parker and He was president of the Amer ¬ ence ican Statistical association from 18S2 fled from Guanabacoa to Havana ter- Feagan fled and joined their pals and and president of the American Eco- - rorized by the massacres and the pres- it is said were about to kill the latter ent insecurity of life Weyier does not for their faithlessness when the plot nomic association from 1SS6 Gen Walker was invited by Presi- ¬ pay the least attention to the charges was exposed dent Harrison to represent the United made against Fondeviela and merely He is a SENATOR MONEY States in the international bimetallic says when he mentions him conference of 1890 He declined the good man doing his duty and like Calls Upon and is Very Cordially Received offer however and President An every one who does his duty he is by Captiau G neral Weyier calumniated by the Cubans drews of Brown university was named Havana Jan 6 Mr Money acof Cubans are made daily in companied by Consul General Lee Arrests in his stead Havana the charges being only that Tuesday visited Captain General Wey- ¬ MINE EXPLOSION the victims sympathize with the revo- ¬ ier and was received very cordially Gen Weyier expressed regret that he JFive Miners Killed Outright and Twenty lution is not true that Gen Gomez has is- was not in the city when Mr Money It Others Imprisoned Hartshorne I T Jan 6 By an sued a proclamation ordering his arrived He added that had he been explosion of fire damp in the Choctaw troops to retaliate against Spanish bar- here he would have invited him to join Gulf Railway Co mine barities It is said here however that him in his trip to the province of Pinar Oklahoma at Alderson Monday morning two Gomez has written to Weyier telling del Rio and he would then have had an white and three colored miners were him that if the Spanish policy of as- excellent apportunity to see the coun- ¬ killed outright and some twenty others sassination continues an I also the try entombed The dead are Joe Cox massacre of prisoners and wounded ho Mr Money said he was enchanted Roy Simon Petty W C Curry will be obliged to retaliate Martin with the little he had seen of Cuba says Go- He alluded to the comments that have Yours and only yours and Wm Bishop As soon as the smoke had disappeared mez will be responsible for such bar been made on his trip to San Jose de a number of miners under the leader-¬ barous warfare before history and hu-- Las Lajas to which Gen Weyier reship of the superintendent entered the manity j plied cheerfully that he had paid no to the point slope penetrated the works attention to what had been said He SALT SPECIAL the other operatives had been engaged declared that he would be pleased if bodies of two white President Eloct McKinley In His Canton others came to Cuba with the same coming across the Home Sttrts the Train by aUnqu H c Mr Money that is to ad- ¬ miners first Cox and Roy frightfully trical Contrivance Hundreds of Mite purpose as mangled by flying lumps of coal and mire and study the country Awy stark dead Ten rods further on the Silver Springs N Y Jan 7 One Ex Under Slierifl Killed by a Woman bodies of three colored men were hundred and six cars loaded with Harkisvilxe Mich Jan 6 James reached Then the searchers pushed 5450000 pounds of salt left here Wed ¬ forward toward a chamber where some nesday consigned to New England Anderson a prominent farmer and ex under sheriff of this county was shot 20 miners were supposed to be at work firms The throttle of the engine o n and instantly killed by Mrs Hobert their progress being necessarily slow the first section was opened an tne as many tons of debris had to be re- train started by a unque electrical Dobson the wife of a prominentfarmer of Haynes township Andermoved from the gangway before they contrivance operated by wire by son was sitting in his buggy in front could proceed and in many places McKinley in his home of the Huron house when Mrs Dobson hanging blocks of coal from side walls in Canton The train was the Wor- ¬ stopped and began talking to him and roof threatened death to the res- ¬ cester salt special bearinsr a The conversation lasted only a few cuers After three hours hard work consignment of orders to New En lanl the imprisoned men were brought up which has been given contingent upon minutes aand then tne woman sudden- ¬ fired four shots in safety The explosion is supposed President McKinleys election j ne ly drew revolver and killing him in-¬ Andersons body to have been caused by the fire boss vast shipment made up the finest into unscreening his safety lamp which freight train evr put together Tie stantly The motive for the killing was scandalous stories which had been ignited the gas cars were handsomely decorated with circulating regarding Mrs Dobson and vari colored banners Indicted for Embezzlement Andersons refusal to deny them A big crowd was gathered about the Washington Jan C Francis J prreat Railway Wreck in Iowj Kieckho er late disbursing- officer of- train and as it started there was Caeson la Jan 6 A passjenger the state department has been indict- cheering train on the Carson branch of the Chi- ¬ Tillmans Contested Election Case ed by the grand jury on the charge of Quincy road was cago Burlington Nashville Tenn Jan 7 J he no- wrecked Tuesday morning near here embezzling- international indemnity funds entrusted to his keeping- Five tice of contest in the governorship The rear coach left the rails while true bills were returned ag ainst him election was filed Wednesday in the passing over a trestle and dropped to His total shortage is stated to amount house of representatives At the same the bottom of a ravine It took fire to over 5127000 but he is to be tried time a bill was introduced by a dot -- from the stove and was destroyed for only part of this amount that most- cratic member which requires the coi By hard work tne trainmen and unin Kiecktestee to give bond for S25000 to oe easilv susceptible of proof jured passengers rescued the injured hofer was arrested for this offense last fray the expenses of the contest If and prevented loss of life by fire October and released on bail pending this bill passes it may deter G N Till¬ though some of the injured may yet Inquiry by the grand jury The in- man late republican candidate foe gov die dictments cover a little over 40000 ernor from prosecuting his contest -- Managers and Overseers of ¬ ¬ i j THE SENATE Took No Action on the Cuban Besolu- tions Itr is Believed the Matter is Dead as Far as the Senate is Concerned Washington Jan 7 If anyone doubted the collapse of the Cameron resolution to recognize the independ- ¬ ence of Cuba the action or rather nonaction of the senate committee on for eign relations Wednesday morning settled the question and put the final nail in its coffin The Cuban ques so far as action goes is tion in the senate and indeed in dead eongress Senator Cameron seems to have deserted his resolution for he still remains on his island off the South Carolina coast and has left it to its fate The foreign relations committee met for its regular weekly meeting Wednesday and the mem- ¬ bers expressed surprise at the absence of Mr Cameron but it was somewhat a relief to the majority for it let them kill the resolution without going on record The meeting Wed- ¬ nesday was with the express under standing that the policy regarding the resolution should be settled The were satisfied that the reso- ¬ members lution could not pass but they did not want to decide by vote until Cameron could be heard therefore the surprise at the Pennsylvania senators absence The committee informally discussed the situation and accepting Camerons absence as an abandonment of the field the committee decided that the best thing to do was to let the resolution remain unacted upon After the meeting was over Senator Sherman who seems to have changed There is an op- ¬ his mind again said position to the Cameron resolution in the senate now which was not manifested in the committee of foreign re- ¬ lations at the time the resolution was reported Several of us were not con- ¬ vinced that it was exactly the proper thing to report the resolution but we decided for the time to make no op- ¬ position to a favorable report inas- ¬ much as the majority of the committee wanted to report favorably but I dont hesitate to say now that I would vote against the resolution if proposed in the senate There are members of our committee who consented for the resolution to be reported who feel as I do ¬ IIFTY ftOtffiTH CONGRESS t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ as shown by a call of the senate 49 senators i00fltit nsiPQrijivt onlv four more than thenumber necessary to constitute a Quo- they The proceedings were as unimportant as were uninteresting Mr Peffer pop Has- ¬ read a speech in favor of a joint resolution in troduced by him on the 14th of December for tie appointment of a national monetary comgeneral mission to examine and study the rexusubject of finances in its practical tne to the business affairs of the people of the speech United States After Mr Peffers joint resolution was on motion referred to tne Ab ¬ committee on finance A memorial Massachusetts Historical so sented from the clety for the repair and preservation of tho Forage nlr friirnto finnstitution as a naval museum just as Nelsons battleship Victoria A joint resolu us preserved at Portsmouth ¬ by Mr Call dem Fla ¬ tion was introduced iminstructing the president to demand thecon- ¬ Sanguilly mediate release of Jules ¬ demned to perpetuil imprisonment forJs connection with the Cuban insurrection The Mr matter went over until Wednesday when -- 30 Call is to address the senate upon it At oclock the senate adjourned until Wednesday HOUSE Only about half the members of ¬ the house were In their seats Tuesday when holiday that body was c died to order after thethe work upon the bulk of recess and entered ¬ of the last ses ion of the Fifty fourth congress A resolution introduced by Mr Bro derick rep Kas was ngreed to calling upon the secretary of the interior to report to the house the reason why patents for lands in Kansas granted to the old Kansas Pacific the Railroad Ca had not been patented toupon company and why homestead entries to be permitted were beimr them by the officers of the Topeka made of tho By the terms land district ¬ order adopted December 19 the house resolved itself into committee of the whole to consider the Loud bill to amend the postal laws by excluding sample copies and serial novel public itions from second class mail matter which held the floor for the rest of the day The Dassage of the bill was advo- ¬ Burton cated by Messrs Kyle dem Miss ¬ and Bromwell reps O and Oden dem La and opposed by Messrs- Quigg repN Y Johnson rep Cal and Cummings dem At 440 the house adjourned until N Y Wednesday when the bill will be furtner dis- ¬ cussed until 4 oclock and a vote then taken on its passage Washington Jan 7 Senate Senate bill to amend the act repealing the timber culture law was passed Wednesday also the house bill for the appointment by brevet of active or retired officers of the army The senate joint resolution requesting the government of Great Britain to pardon Mrs Florence May brick which was reported adversely last ses- ¬ sion was taken from the calendar and ¬ McCalls resolu- ¬ indefinitely postponed of secretary tion calling upon the state for copies of the correspondence The Waller Casp matter of Julio Sanquilly In the senate Wednesday an adverse in the joint- resolution demanding was agreed the imme- ¬ report from the committee on foreign to his release of Sanquilly was referred House diate relations on the claim of John S Wal- ¬ bill providing for free homesteads on the territory amended ler United States consul at Madagas- ¬ publicto lands in Oklahoma obtained from In apolv to all lands so as ¬ car for damages by reason of his ar- dian tribes was taken up as the unfinished rest and imprisonment was presented business and was discussed for nearly two and indefinitely postponed hours and went over until Thursday without action At 4 p m thd senate adjourned until Thursday SENATOR SHERMAN House After two days debate the house Iiikely to Be McKineys Secretary of Wednesday afternoon by a vote of 144 to 105 State Allison Will Not lie a Member passed the bill introduced by Mr Loud chairman of the committee on post offices and post of thi Cabinet O Jan 7 Maj McKinley roads to amend the laws relating to second Canton matter features and Senator Allison talked for two classwere thoseThe principalthe mails of the denying to bill hours Wednesday at the formers home matter s imple copies of newspa- ¬ in Canton The interview was an ex-¬ pers and serial novel publications and with ¬ ceedingly agreeable one and the greet ¬ drawing from news agents the privilege of re- ings of the two men were of the turning to their principals at the Pound ici luuibais heartiest sort Senator Allison said iiaw uuauiu tuples ui reaaing 01 lmuihjtne uiateiy tne alter after theeonference that he waslnot a Journal Mr Grosvenor rep O ad of Maj McKinley s cabinet dressed the house on a question of personal member and it was learned Wednesday night privilege Ee called attention to thea fact that a introduced by him and lopted that this determination was reached resolution June 5 last calling upon the heads by the house ol some days ago and that Maj McKinley the several departments W certain informa tion as to the operation of the civil service learned of it through friends law had a8 yet received no response from any The president elect and Mr Allison one of felt justified discussed cabinet possibilities from he saidthe cabinet officers He whether or nol In raising the question Iowa and other states and talked over congress h d been properly treated in this re- the whole political situation The im gard expressing the opinion that this silence that the heads of the pression prevails nere tnai senator of seven months showedwell as the executive several departments as Sherman is likely to be secretary of himself had besjun to ignore the demands of state and Senator Allison who seems congress A resolution asking each cabinet to have this opinion spoke of him in officer to inform the house why no response high terras declaring that he would had been made to the original resolution was agreed to without division make a strong and admirable officer at - Second Session Washington Jan a Senate There were Tour blood pure your appetite Rood and vour-digestive organs in healthy condition at this season and thus avoid serious illness by takinr w - Thebcst in fact the One True Blood Pur fior cure nausea f Pi 1 Iq biliousness indigestion 25efints Keep Hoods Sarsaparilla foods au s- - -- Animals Are Loft Handed Somebody has found out that animals are left handed if the expression may be used about creatures that have no hands Several different zoologists bave noticed this condition Parrots take objects preferably with the left claw the lion strikes with the left pawr and so competent an authority as Dr Livingstone the African explorer as ¬ serted that in his opinion all animals are left handed Beware of Ointments as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the wholesys tem when entering it through mucous Contain Mercury for Cintatfh the I o- i sumccs - Such articles should never be useu except on prescriptions from reputable piiysu ians as the damage they will do is ten told to the good you can possibly de ¬ rive from them Halls Catarrh Cure man ¬ ufactured by F J Cheney Co Toledo contains no mercury and is taken in¬ ternally acting directly upon the blood and S0115 surf aces of the system In buying nails Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine It is taken internally and made n Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney Co Tes- uijMius iree Sold by Druggists price 7nc per bottle Halls Family Pills are the best - - Beriiam It took three hours for ourpaiauu 10 pass a given point MrBer-- Truth am -- H was tne given point a saloon - Dont Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away If you want to quit tobacco using easily and forever be made well strong magnetic full of new life and vigor take the wonder worker that makes weak men strong M my gain ten pounds in ten days Over 400OjO cured Buy from your own druggist who will guarantee a cure Booklet and sample mailed free Ad bteiiing Remedy Co Chicago or New York No-To-B- ac No-To-Bac be forgotten Tun man who gives the world gold will but he who gives it good will not Rams Horn r Fits stopped free and permanently cured fits after lirst days use of Dr Klines Great Nurve Restorer Free S2 trial bottle treatise Die Klisb 33 Arch stPhila Pa ro ¬ While there is nothing particularly soul iul about cook aprons and dish towels uo woman ever had enough of them Pisos Cure for Consumption has saved me many a doctors bill S F Hakdy Hopkins Place Baltimore Md Dec 2 94 Horn sW lueuce without having great jhjwiri staieut4-UamJIts sure Atch¬ you i - j A dull racking pain neuralria cure St Jacobs Oil v cant sleep the night after you ison Globe Tne test of good mince pe is that eatifc Li mi and lame lame back Oil cures it promptly surely Foit a man to exert good so far as he can is St Jacobs s his power indoing a glorious task of aches and pains nothing better than St Jacobs Oil It cures All sorts the head of the department of state war Tiie reFormer is a living declaration of Rams Horn ¬ ¬ ¬ VALUABLE INVENTION Grant Bramble Soils His Right to Mann facture His Rotary Engine in the United States for 83100000 Sleepy Eye Minn Jan 7 Grant Bramble who invented the wonderful rotary engine states that he has transferred the right to manufacture and sell the engines to Henry F Allen ¬ ¬ ¬ representing the Allen syndicate 3 100 000 This of England for represents the sale for only the United States England- - Germany France and Europe having been previously sold for 4000000 The inventor yet controls the engine for Mexico and the Canadian provinces The inventor is now vorth over 7 000000 and does not appear to be in any way excited over the movement ¬ ¬ He was Tuesday elected as an alderman of the villasre here STEAMER DAUNTLESS ¬ I ¬ -- Pres-ident-ee- ct fArriyes at Jacksonville in Custody of an Officer They Deny Landing an Expedi ¬ tion on Cuban Soil Fla Jan 7 The steamer Dauntless arrived in port at 9 Jacksonville - j oclock Wednesday evening in custody of an officer of the revenue cutter Boutwell The captain and men deny the story of landing an expedition on the coast of Cuba They say that the men taken from No Name Key last Friday were transf erred to a steamer and may have been landed by that steamer The Dauntless slipped intc the St Johns river after dark between the cruiser Newark and the dispatch boat Dolphin without being seen by Chicago Jan 6 Postal Inspector Rams Horn W i Holmes of Cincinnati and Albert HJones postmaster of Granville O came to Chicago Tuesday to testify at the preliminary hearing of James Considine alias Thompson the Detroit crook who was before United States Commissioner Humphrey on the charge of being implicated in the rob bery and blowing up the Granville post office Considine prevented When an innocent their testimony being given now man is jailed T5y mistake he prefers by waiving examination and he to come out the was held in 5000 bonds to the federal same way he went in grand jury of Ohio and ordered re- ¬ He may break jail and be moved to Cincinnati Inspector caught and put back again Holmes said he was prepared to prove Hed rather have the door un- ¬ W32 locked and walk out and that Considine was in Norwalk O slay out early in the evening o the robbery A sick man is a prisoner in that he was seen on his way to Gran- ¬ the jail of disease he has gone ville and in that town at 10 oclock the in by some door of carelessness of the crime The robbers supor neglect or irregular living night h must unlock this same posed to be three secured 103S Siia oi v rvirfnl sensible habits 200 in stamps in cash and wants to be a free well man again 179 money orders by the use of if he dvspepsia and biliousness or constipa- ¬ Tf dynamite It was while getting tion is the way he got into disease he has money on the stolen blank orders when got to overcome just those troubles before filled out and stamped that Considine he piti cet out u f lleoacpQ npcrrrj- with crtn -majority ¬ ¬ Just try a 10c box of Cascarots candy ca- - regulator madeFreliminary Hearing in the Case of James tharticlinest liver and bowel s Considine the Detroit Crook Tkuth has nothingto fear from thefuture BOUND OVER j r 11 esssair HS ¬ yoo vn - ¬ - J ¬ ¬ r rv IV 1- - worst blizzards ever known struck this county It commenced snowing and bio win sr Sunday night and continued ntil Tuesday morning Many City is drifted full of snowbanks 20 feet high Dnano norcvklA hfrp srv there is snow n a va Tiolrrtfn rlivision five to 20 feet deep North Carolina iugrisiaturo raeeta Wollstons Second striKe Raleigh N C Jan 7 rJhe legiKla- 6 Wellston has Wfllston- O Jan a cftro TTm Til oves of the three fcure met Wednesdav and elected of-fumber companies Tef used to accept a ficers all republicans and populists A reduction of 12 per cent The firmsr j Hillman populist is speaker of the Q boum mpoy200 men j --- Terrible Blizzard in North Dakota Lakimobe N D Jan 6 One of the Columbia S C Jan 7 At an early hour Wednesday morning a Negro who had been arrested for burning a barn belonging to a Mr Wanamaker Was lynched at Orangeburg It is s id that the Negro w s given a prelim i a- arv hearintr the afternoon before and that onlv a weak case was made oit against him A Lynching in South Carolina just reached Fargo of the death of Ed Vvard and John Pettit in the blizzard of Sunday They were caught not far1 from their home at Hunter 20 miles from this city and frozen to death They were sons of London Jan Fargo Died in tho Bliazard N D Jan 6 News has an abundance of red corpuscles and gives directly upon It Lnitv to filter all the liver impunties bilious if has not been caught Jr4irireulation It Duiias up solid Jr w fiMh and healthy nerve forceTuiubciw i either vessel The Organization to Be Permanent vVv In obstinate coniy in conjunction with fTTT should he used Lebanon Ind Jan 7 The Boone J 3Iaachusserts Legislature nnc Pleasant rcncu mc uiuai uai-County Veterans McKinley club or- - T Jan 7 The Massachusetts Boston ural ind thoroughly scientific laxative ever - ganized during the campaign is to be The Pellets regulate and in¬ legislature convened at 11 oclock Wedand bowels nesday Acting Gov Wolcoit admin- - continued asva permanent organiza- ¬ vigorate the stomach liver act as a mild two lasative One istered the oath of office to the mem- - tion A number of the members met Ca- is a gentle for bers The senate re elected Hon Geo and elected officers for the ensuing - - Avnwife had sufferedand seven years with dys costiveness writes year as iuhows JNicholas Bennett pepsia sick P Lawrence of- North Adams presi- ¬ f rUnbart0n Merrimack N A Perrill secretary and Mr aaw uw dent In the house John L Bates of president iuio nuu VV rrica muuy Hortore niH luauy Co N H W H Wiley treasurer but all were of no avail We Of mecrfie r mnr Golden Afdfeil Boston was chosen speaker East kinds - ouuu yv rsoaroman n f -- n HyUU oH U w also came nere to testny that he had made two date stamps of rubber which were used on the stolen orders Charles Proctor is under arrest in Springfield 111 on the charge of be ¬ ing one of the robbers and the third worked hotels in New York and wiu uo uui2 uiuy xie naa The ---- cao Chi- i li imnrciraem U i The best Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery because it gives making organs the digestive and blood and transform it food power to assimilate blood vitalized with into nure nourishing fnr tnese iruuuico is i Jr n r Hu Clieeijlivc uieaua ui ui mc which prevents the supply of proper the rr j iioii t--- 7 A10nZOV-J--r-r- 1 J F Pottit 4 The Westminster Gazette Tuesday afternoon gives prom- ¬ inence to a report that Queen Victoria has decided to commemorate the fact that she has enjoyed the longest reign in English history by abdicating in favor pf the prince of Walee 6 c-- Will the Queen Abdicate accomplished Wednesday when the two legislative houses met in joint session at 11 oclock A large number of spectators saw the executive sworn in for his second term and listened to the reading of his message Last of the Armenian Prisoners Released London Jan 7 The latest advices from Constantinople to the Central News state that the last of the Armen ian prisoners in Constantinople were released Wednesday under the sultans proclamation of amnesty ¬ uration or Gov David St Paul Gov Cloujh Inaugurated Minn Jan 7 The inaug M ¬ Clough was Bg er5 Tour Children Burned to Death to j irnn fnf Westfield Wis Jan 7 The farm Pellets UaS sav of Wm Belhke of the town and wecannoi medicines residence these valuable of Newton this county was destroyed by fire Four of his children the eld ADIHMDRUNKEHNESS lnyiu o Pay UU SiJarired In lOtoflO LKftANONOHlO est 14 years old perished in the flames Cured JLSTEPHEMS Three younger children were rescued for SOLDIERS CU1i- itrefeiM and J with difficulty JEFFERSONvrLLE the falling o a ¬ Ind Jan 7 Bj derrick at Speeds cement mill eight miles from the city Eeajan Anthony Asa Brady George Falling Dprriclc Injures Six Men PENSIONS Fee for increase All luv frpe s soss JJ AW vicormlck n i nlnima sePMM 1V3OWAt iNnnti or no fee crhiptnn nn v ¬ Jenkins Waltar Lewellen Bud Robert son and Conila ONeal weret iniur 4 OiNeais concuron is serious i Tiu VJT - ¬ TffpHo m- Uaeg K I ml - -- r - - i - V -- V i - i - jk- - t-- r re- iWM Hi it-- l tern lt 9 4 A J I t rfjJM mMWSSJiifti jf - iiv naTafriittCLafa jJjMt f F4r-f-w-iizxr2iil- i iWSa2iiiA2fe2L 5 r j iiJ -- V i1 mmtiSiim r - rC r 2A - i l 4 - j 1 1 m fjB T V- - ri Xn 1 ra if U wmmmmmmm ti f f j jJ Jtes IJ ITS JOURNEY TO THE SEA- On the scraggy mountain side TTrom a tiny rocky cavern a wild and rugged fvoods dell r -- Swift a little rill doth glide And it gurgles and it murmurs As it trickles down the hill And it bubbles oer with laughter Such a merryx little rill Wakes the echoes with its laughter Such a happy little rill As it glides along its journey Soon it finds a valley sweet And another wandering rivlet On its way doth chance to meet if M it together on they travel As a brook they skip along Filling all the air with music Of their dancing rippling song Fill the air with pleasant murmur Of their breezy liquid song Farther down the pleasant valley Other running streams they find So tfsjj t -- I r V--1Pvl- U ir ui i rw- - r began Kenyon but she speedily interrupted 4Yes him Are you going I am not going to let you make any not know I should like tq explanation 1 have come- over here to I do go and yet you know I am entirely enjoy scolding you and Lam not to be unused to fashionable assemblages 1 cheated out of my pleasure should not know what to say or do I think said John if you knew Pour their waters in its bosom how much I have suffered during this while I was there And are gently borne along As I understand it is not to be n last day or two you would be very Thro the plain fjast toiling city fashionable party but merely a little lenient with me- - Did you read that ar- ¬ Where the wheels of commerce whirl friendly gathering which Miss Long ticle upon me in the Financial Field Racing down the dizzy rapids No J did not but I read your reply worth gives because her cousin Where their waters toss and twirl Linger Jovingly in woodland to sail for Canada to it this morning and I think it was is about Where the cooling shadows fall I dont want to flatter you excellent In its waterq clear reflecting Ah that was hardly fair A person John but I imagine Miss Long Bending branch and green tree tall orth would be rather disappointed if should read both sides of the question In its bosom clear depicting Image of the green tree tall Bebefore passing judgment you did not put in appearance as we are partners with sides It is a womans idea of fairness From the shadows of the wildwood Thro vast marshes dark and deep in this and as he is going away said Edith to read what pertains to Where by turbid waters hidden en account of the mine I think it would her friend and to form her judgment Slimy reptiles hide and creep be a little ungracious of us not to go without hearing the other side But Thro the fever laden marshes Very well 1 will go Shall I call you must not think 1 am going to fore Where tall flags and rushes be Till their waters meet and mingle go scolding you because of my sympa- for you or will ybu come for me With the wq ters of the sea I will call for you and we will ge l hy ior you Dpnt you remember you r Rill and brook and stream and river there together in a cab Be ready about promises to let me know how your Mingle with the hungry sea company was getting on from time to eight oclock Arthur J Burdick in Chicago Record The mansion of the Longworths was time and here I have never heard a brilliantly lighted that night and John- - word from you now tell me how you felt rather faint hearted as he stood have been getting on on the steps before going in The 1 hardly know but I think we are m of Mine chances are he would not have had the getting on very well indeed You courage to announce himself if his know of course that your cousin is go- ¬ Intervenes r A jVoman friend Wentworth had not been with ing to America to report upon the 7 Robert Jiar him George however had no such mine As I have stated nothing but qualms and was much more usedto what is perfectly true about the prop¬ 2 SbS this kind of thing than his comrade erty there can be no question as to Copyright by Robert Barr So they went in together and weiv what that report will be so it seems to warmly greeted by the young hostess me everything is going on nicely CHAMER XVni is so kind of you to come she It Why do yolu not go to America Kenyon was on his way to lunch next said on such short notice I was Ah well I am an interested party day when he met Wentworth at the afraid you might have had some prior and those who are thinking of going engagement and would have found it with us have my report already It is door impossible to get here Going- to eat asked the latter neecessary to corroborate that When You must not think that of me Yes it is corroborated I expect we shall Very- well Ill go with you I was certain to have no trouble in forming a com- ¬ I said Wentworth couldnt stay last night to have a talk come but I must confess my friend pany with vou over the meeting- bu what Kenyon here was rather difficult to And was William chosen by those manage He seems to frown on fash- - men to go to Canada did you think of it t Well considering- the articles which He AYasoexactJychdsen lie volf appeared in the morning- and consid ¬ unteered Mr Melville Jiere was the my- ¬ ering also the exhibition I made of one who was chosen self in attempting- to explain the merits And why Mr tMeLyilleJ more than of themine I think things went off you for instance rather smoothly Well s L said I am out of the ques- ¬ So do I It doesnt strike you that tion because I am an interested partyv they went off too smoothly does it Melville is a man connected with china What rla vnn mean works and as such in a measure an know exactrff svkaiKzeazrW- expert merely1 wanted to get your opinion I Is Mr Melville a friend of yours about it You see I have attended a No I never saw him until great many gatherings of this sort and he came to the meeting Do you know shesaid lowering her it struck me there was a certain cut-anmeeting I cant driedness about the voice and bending toward him that say whether it impressed me favorably I do not like Mr Melvilles face or unfavorably but I noticed it Kenyon glanced at Melville who was I still dont understand what you at the other side of the room and Edil h Why do you not pro to America mean You must not look at people went on Well as a general thing in such ionable assemblages and actually had when I mention them in that way oi meetings when a man gets up and pro- ¬ the coolness to propose that we should they will know we are talking about poses a certain action there is some both have prior engagements T do not like his face He is too Edith looked reproachfully at Ken them opposition or somebody has a sugges ¬ handsome a man and I dont like hand- ¬ tion to make or something better to yon who flushed to the temples as some men x propose or thinks he has and so there was usual with him and said said John Dont you really Now Wentworth that is unfair You is a good deal of talk Kow when King Then you ought to Edith laughed got up and proposed calmly that Mel- ¬ must not mind what he says Miss Long softly a low musical laugh that was America it axpeared worth he likes to bring confusion on not heard above the piano din and was ville should go-tto me rather an extraordinary thing me and he knows how to do it I cer- ¬ intended for John alone and to blto do unless he had consulted Melville tainly said nothing about a prior en- ears it was the sweetest music he had gagement beforehand Well now you are here I hope you ever heard Perhaps he had done so I know what you were going to say y Yes perhaps What do you think will enjoy yourselves- - It is quite ai she said you were going to say that informal little gathering with noth- ¬ of it all in that case I ought to like you Well Kenyon mused for a moment before ing to abash even Mr Kenyon They found young Longworth there I do that is why I am taking such an he replied As I said before I thought interest in your mine and in your things went off very smoothly Whom in company with Melville who jvas to friend Mr Wentworth Arid so my be his companion on the voyage He do you suspect young Longworth cousin volunteered to go to Canada I do not know whom I suspect-- I shook hands but without exhibiting Now I think you ought to go youram merely getting anxious about the the pleasure at meeting them which his self shortness of the time I think myself cousin had shown Why said Kenyon startled that My cousin said the young man you ought to go to America There is she should have touched the point that nothing to be done here You should seems resolved to make the going of had been discussed between Wentworth go see Von Brent and get a renewal the prodigal nephew an occasion for and himself of the option Dont you see that when killing the fatted calf Im sure I can only give you a Womans rea they get over there allowing them a few dont know why unless that she is sonI because I do It seems to nit days in New York and a day or two to glad to be rid of me for a month to be there to know what Edith laughed at this and left th you ought get out to the mine we shall have little they report at more than a week after the cable dis- men together Wentworth soon con- Perhaps they the time they do report wont understand the patch comes in which to do anjrthing trived to make himself very agreeable mine without your explanation and should they happen to report unfa to the young ladies who were present then you see an adverse report migh t but John it must be admitted felt vorably I only a awkward and out of place He was come back in perfect good faith Yes I see that Still it is think you ought to go to America M ¬ question of facts on which they have to not enjoying himself He caught him- Kenyon report and youknow as wTell as I do self now and then following Edith That is just what George Wentworth tliat no truthful men can report un Longworth with his eyes and when he says favorably on what w e have stated We realized he was doing this he abruptly Does he I always thought he wa have understated the case in every in- looked at the floor In her handsome a very sensible young man and now I evening dress she appeared su stance am sure of it Well I must not stay and this I know that I am perfectly well premely lovely to himselfJohn Ken- i here gossiping with you on business with aware of that Everything is all right if yon admitted honestly sigh for her very loveliness seemed I see the professor is going to finish if Longworth is dealing and so 1 shall have to look after my with us If he is not everything is all to place her further and further other guests If I dont see you again wrong and I should feel a great deal away from him Somebody played this evening or have another oppoeasier if we had in our possession an- something on the piano and this was jl rtunity of speaking with you think over other three months option of the nunc in a way a respite for John He felt what I have said And then with the We are now at the fag end of this op- that nobody was looking at him Then most charming hypocrisy the young tion and it seems to me as a protection a young man gave a recitation whiclr yvoinan thanked the professor for the to ourselves we ought either to write was very welL received and Kenyon be music to which she had not listened ia to Von Brent by the way have you gan to forget his uneasiness A Ger the least man gentleman with long hair sal ever written to him Well how did you enjoy yourself how down at the piano with a good deal of I wrote ons letter telling him raid Wentworth when they had got we were getting on but haVereceived¬ importance in his demeanor There outside again was a clear star Perhaps he is not m Ot was much arranging of music and light night and It no answer they had resolved to finally when the leaves were settled to tawa at present walk home together Well I think you ought to go - y his satisfaction there was a tremendous I enjoyed myself very well indeed J Longworth and Melville- It crash of chords the beginning of wha answered Iven3 on much better than mines with xmu was evidently going to be a troublesome is the conjunction of those two men vi tjn time for the piano In the midst of this I expected It was a little awkward at L COU V LCii mnlmc ivo If f sound John Kenyon be first but I got over that E suspect I can give nothing de i hurricane ofthat Edith Longworth had I noticed you did with help came aware wn but I have a Vague uneasiness to mis sat down beside Yes with help him think that the man who tried mui If you are inclined to rave John I have got every one comfortably read us regarding the value of the now that we are under the stars re- t settled with every one else se said member I am a close confidant and a man eral is going with the refused in a whisper to him and you seem to us into all this expense he who puce be the only one who is as it were out sympathetic listener I should like to o go into the matter in the first - And in happy tune together Thro the fields they gayly wind Flower and fern and grass and willow Bend the running waters oer And the vine with ripened berry Hangs its head upon the shore Laden with the luscious berry Bows its head upon the shore By and by the valley ending They emerge upon the plain Where they find a mighty river Trolling toward the surging main And fatigued by their long journey With its mighty current strong They their feeble waters mingle And are swiftly swept along pre tended he had forgotten all about n in the colii yotfsee Ihave done you inr he second place and then suddenly the honor to jome and talk to you de sloped an interest It is inde id an honor said John John knitted His brows andsaid noth- earnestly J Oh reollyj said the ybilngjwbman ing I dont want to worry you about it laughing very softly you must not but I do want your candid opinion take things so seriously I didnt mean quite- - whafl said youknow thatwas J What had we better do It seems to me said John after a only as the children say pretended pause that we can do nothing It is but you taTve ones light remarks as if a very perplexing situation I think they- - were most weighty sentences however we should turn it over in our Now you must look as if you were en- ¬ minds for a few days and then I can tertaining me charmingly whereas I get to America in plenty of time if nec have- - sat down beside ybu to have a very few minutes talk on business I essary Very well suppose we give them know its very bad form to talk busi- ¬ ten days to get to the mine and reply ness at an evening party but you see I If no reply comes by the eleventh day have no other chance to speak to- you then you will still have eighteen or 1 understand ybu have had several nineteen days before the option ex- ¬ meetings of shareholders and yet you pires Put it at twelve days I pro- never sent me an invitatidn although pose if you hear nothing by then you I told you that I wishedtq help you in forming a company but that is the way go over we may take you business men alwajs treat a Right said John ¬ ¬ ¬ -- - i- - C -- WV it - 4 heryou s rave just fo Jvnjlwv an cv LETO asperaungjy sensmie man acts unaei DEALER IN the mania I shall not rave about anything Fanriture WindoTT Shades Oil Jeorge but I will tell you sgmefhing Cloths Carpets Mattresses am going to Canada I Etc Ahldid she speak about that She did Special attention given to Undertak And of course her advice at once ing and Repairing decides the matter after my most Main Street - - - - Paris Ky cogent arguments have failed Dont be offended George but it -- Wslr ta hs T gl r jf t V r W DAVISI Tw kf rmis mm WIRE FE8CE ¬ dfcsSSsfcSHPJ MILLER COLLINS Agents Paris Kentucky This is a smcoth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from the best hard steel drawn specially for thi purpose does - CHAPTER XLX that as settled did you not By the way you got an invitation woman - - Keally Miss Longworth - What name please Tell Mr Wentworth a lady wishes to see him The boy departed rather dubiously THE VERY BESTv for he knew lhat his message was de- ¬ RELIABLE PROMPT- cidedly irregular in a business office OIiI PATEtfG People should give their names A lady to see you sir he said to Wentworth and then just as jlhe boy had expected his employer wanted to know the ladys name Ladies are not frequent visitors at the offices of an accountant in the city so Wentworth Short St Bet Broadway and Mill touched his collar and tie to make sure they were in their correct position and wondering who the lady was James Connors - - - Proprietor asked the boy to show her in How do you do Mr Wentworth she said brightly advancing toward Rates 2 And 250 Per Day his table and holding out her hand Wentworth caught his breath took her One hundred good rooms Electric extended hand somewhat limply then lights hot and cold baths barber shop he pulled himself together and said and Postal telegraplToffice etc 21iy96 ly This is an unexpected pleasure Miss -- W O HIN TON Agent Fire Wind and Storm Insurance NON UNION HOTEL REED The large steel wires forming tha nprizontal bars are first coiled around J inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPRINGS their entire length These are securely tied together by Id cross bars to the rod The cross bars are best quality ofl annealed wire galyanized wrapped xhree timei around each horizontal bar Being a self regulator ir is always ready for business slacks up for 30 below as cheerfully as it takes a new ITS ADVANTAGES HOW IT IS MADE ¬ Long-worth - THE MIS the 13 3 CC j5 -- 1 - - - ¬ - - -- and a laugh that Wentworth thought was like a little ripple of mu- ¬ sic from a mellow flute It may be unexpected she said but you dont look a bit like a man suffering from an overdose of pure joy You didnt expect to see me did you I did not but now that you are here may T ask in what waj 1 can serve you Well in the first place you may ask me to take a chair and in the second place you may sit down yourself for I have come to have a long talk with you The prospect did not seem to be so alluring to Wentworth as one might have expected when the announcement was made by a girl so pretty and dressed in such exquisite taste but the young man promptly offered her a chair and then sat down with the table between them She placed her parasol and a few trinkets she had been carrying on the stable arranging them with some care then having given him time to recover from his surprise she flashed a look at him that sent a thrill to the finger tips of the young man Yet a danger understood is a danger half overcome and Wentworth uncon- ¬ sciously drawing a deep breath nerved himself against any recurrence of a feeling he had been trying to forget wjh vbut indifferent success saying grimly but only half convincingly to himself You are not going to fool me a seconds time my girl lovely as you are Lto be continued laughed A WilL Brewster Jennie blushed very prettily i grip for 90 in the shade gently bnt firmly persuades a runaway team to reconsider its action An unruly bull is safe as a canary in its cage it saith unto the festive hog thus far shalt thou go The fierce wind and drifting snow pass by and it heeds them not There is no terror in the locomotive spark The trespasser is not led into temptation and the rail stealers occupation is gone The hired man and IjXj the lagging tramp alike scorn it proffer- ¬ Like the model housewife FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental ed shade supported it is always neat Grape Vines Small Fruits when well Asparagus and everything for the and tidy Orchard Lawn and Garden We em- POSTS ploy no agents Try us on prices and THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET see the difference between those of a Economy is not our sole object in grower and dealer Catalogue on ap- placing posts for farm fence at the un ¬ plication to usual distance of 20 to 30 feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts the fl F HILLBNMEYER 20oct Lexington Ky better the fence That may apply to common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we prefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns yards etc they should of course be nearer 13 to 20 feet is not objectionable TREES I TREES 1896 ¬ I We have completed and are now building a lot ot this fence for Bourbon farmers and you can examine into its merits for yourself Estimates cheerfully furnished You may put up the posts and we will build tho ffin ofi or wft will contract to do the I whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you money ana stiu ouiia you ine Dest ience maae Respectfully MILLER COLLINS Paris Ky The Page Wire Fence In Bourbon -- ont he-is-n- ot d- ¬ e- ¬ The vyords In the name of God amen have through continuous use for centuries become such a fixture ai the beginning of testamentary papers that many people think a will is not binding unless it is supplied with thd phrase As a- result some amusing things are seen in the last written expressions of the desires of those who are looking forward to death A will was submitted to the register a few days ago that had been penned by the testator himself judging from the characters in the body of the paper and the signature The man who was about to depart this life as he said in the will had evidently attempted to draw the document after the fashion of wills as he remembered them He omit ted the frequently used words at the beginning but evidently remembered something of them at the close and brought them in in the followingfash ion I give the balance of my estate to my son John Iris heirs aiid assigns Washington for Gods sake amen Times - I ¬ How Napoleon Raised Money ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Napoleon had the lavish hand of a parvenu and his beneficiaries were not grateful and with ever increasing1 in- ¬ solence were always craving more The system of private confiscations or forced contributions from individuals had already attained vast dimensions During the winter of 1809 10 it was ex- ¬ tended and regulated the sums wrung from German princes and Spanish grandees from English merchants and the Italian clergy was not entirely ex- ¬ hausted the remainder together with what was accepted from the timorous politicians crafty ecclesiastics sly and unprincipled financiers was now erected into the dignity of the emperors extraordinary domain The term army chest had been devised for times of higher public morality it was now discarded Confiscated palaces forests lands fisheries moneys from the sale of American ships all were contractors t I -- now the emperors private property Prof Sloane in Century -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ v - i 1 111 ciic-ninirYIlKT 1 A BT 9JW ¬ Our lighthouses are periodically visited to see that every thing is in proper order On one occasion while examining the mechanism of the great revolv ¬ ing lamp belonging to a lighthouse one of the gentlemen wishing to sec how many seconds would elapse in completing a revolution took a half crown from his pocket and placed it on the re volving framework Watch in hand ho waited for the coin to come round to where he was but no half crown ap ¬ peared The seconds lengthened into minutes still no half crown In order to ascertain the cause of this phenome non he walked round to the other side of the lamp and there encountered one of the lighthouse men who touched his hat and said Think you sir in ac undertone The man seeing the cam coming toward him had picketed it thinking it was meant lor a ¬ ¬ ¬ lie Took It I want to buy for cash the following U S Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at the prices annexed when stamps are sent iu good condition Each 1 centfExpress red Imperforate 5 cents 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents 1 cent Play lng Cards red imperforate50 cents 1 cent Playing cardsredpart perforate30 cents 1 cent Proprietary redpart perforate10 cents 1 cent Telegraph red imperforate 50 cents 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforate 5 cents h cents 2ceut Certificate blue imperforate 2 cent Cert ficate blue full perforate10 cents 2 cent Certittcateorangefuli perforatclO cents 2 cent Exp ess blue imperforate o cents It cents 2 cent Express blue part perfoliate 2 cent Playing cardsblueimperforatef0 cents JO cents 2ceut Playing cards orange 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforatel5 cents 2 cent Proprietarybluepart perforatclO cents 2 cent Proorletaryorangef ull pefrote 15 cents 3 ceut Pbiying cardgreenimperforateS2 3 cent playing cardgreenfull perrteO cents 3 cent Telegraph green imperforatelO cents 4 cent Playing card violet perforate50 cents 4 cent lroprietaryvioletpart perfoalelO cents 10 cents 5 cent Express red imperforate 5 ceut Playiligcard red perforate 10 cents 5 cent Proprietary perforate 10 cents 6 ceut Proprietary orange perforateS5 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue imperfotelS cents 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart perte15 cents 2 cent Bond imperforate 0 cents 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperforate7 cents nocrut Probate of Will imperforate5i 25 70 cent Foreign exchangegreenimate9J cents 1 Si Life Insurance imperforate SI Manifest imperforate tl 105 1 Mortgage full perforate SI 2 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 50 1 30 Foreign exchangeorange imate 3 0 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 4 00 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 5 00 5 00 Probate of Will imperforate 7 00 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 30 00 1 30 Blueaud Black l 50 1 60 Blue and Black 2 Ofr 5 cent Black and Green proprietary- - 5 cents j cent Black and Green proprietary y puts w cent isiacic aim ween proprietary i 4 SOcentBIacka d Green proprietary 3 1 00 Black and Green proprietary 5 00 5 00 Black and Green proprietary 15 00 1 also wish to buy old canceled postage stamps and stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 1810 to 1S75 for which 1 will pay liberal prices Address T JL GKEEN Connty Clerk Ml Olivet Ky Notf The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Mortgages Notes Receipts Agreements Bank Check etc from iS6l to 187 also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etc T e foregoing offer is genuine made in good faith and will be carried out to the let- ¬ ter in everjr instance when 1 receive the stamps I have mentioued iu good order Referenc Mt- - Olivet Deposit Bank or any offlclal of Robertsbn county T h GitEEjN County Cleric -1 Paris Kentucky have had the Page I Woven Wire Fence on my farm for MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE about eighteen months and am well or a mere eonpr Bay from reliable manufacturers pleased with it It has proved to be all tnat nave trained a reputation by honest and square aeallngr There is none in tho wprld that can equal that is claimed for it It turns all kinds In mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness of finish beauty in appearance or has of stoc and is as tight as it was the day us many improvements aa the NEW HOME it was put up and has stood some severe WRITE FOR CIRCULARS tests A horse of one of my neighbors Tie Hew Home Sewing Machine Co fell across the fence a few months ago CnxNQENASs Boston- Mass 28 Union SqttaeeNY and was not taken off for several houra CmoiGolii St Louis Mo DaliisTezas S in JFeancisco Oal Atlanta Ga but when taken off the fence went back OS SALS BY to its place all right with the exception of a few staples During the storm of COOK WINN Paris Ky April 24th a good sized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to the U S REVENUE STAMPS WANTED ground As soon as the tree was- cast off the fence went up all right and was BYas good as ever with the exception of Green County Clerk Mt Olivet Ky one broken wire and a few staples out T Do not bo deceived by alluring advertisements and tnlnfc you can get the oest made finest finish and pCH IMEf Messrs Miller Gentlemen 90 Millersburg Ky May 4 Collins Agents u fe A - - - of place that I am going to put up more of Respectfully right away 5my I am so well pleased with tf Wm the fenc ifc Becraft We are prepared to furnish at rea- ¬ sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ load Delivered at your nearest rail road station MILLER COLLINS CLOTHES GLEANED locust posts REPMREO cleaning repairing and pressing department Work done on short notice Our prices are lower than others and we will do your work right PARIS FURNISHING have employed a firet clasa WE experienced tailor to take charge of our r -- Tl I jrl i IftD TA1L0RIKG CO H S STOUT Manager 24mar tf 1 P U W W DUDLEY PARIS KY CON SUL POSTERS All Kinds of Posting Distributing Promptly Attended To JZtOk TOWH LOT F0 A SALE - 42ixll0 foot lot in Williams- ad dition well located Will be Bold fourth cash balance in threb equal pay- ¬ ments at six twelve and eighteen montns Address h L care- - The News Paris XLy at low price on four payments jC3l ne ¬ as PnnM f all jrrv oil Krtnf mo wnn vi vu iiiuuvu Va j iJ tip-J-Tit-Bi- ts iah endleu variety low Er3oea sivwrlor nunlitv jvni fine lTTT for our Ittigtrated Catalogue TMs is tho lL- JK yj ov vvivpivj n0 uti uuimucu it contmns about Vimhb lots of monev and timo hut vnn ran ask ior UT r Jt jlViyLB uuuonii a UHC av BICYCiLKS at lent V JS u T v Vl3 rr urn ijir SJ SL7s5rt r sm 1 vtni - ka t w w w iiKruiv 4torAAj vWvMKf w wwmrvf MiiiAni scZZ ZmL JZ ZZ7 ZT tnAn lubuuchijf W AMUV H- jtv t lRv jh -- V I t V 3ffe6jftS3 life fjei - riV v t - - s t c Jt--- r s - r c- - 3 4 Vf h r c t rV4- - r i i - V i Ik -- sr - tr HX t - - ii - - tm Iff III 1 - TR - - i - til - o- iCTHS B0URBQN NEWSr V 4VAY OX 8 1897 T rr If VJtm v 2j M ITCHELLS THE I Sixteenth Year Established ISHls IIIIIIMEH I GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS Mr Hilleumeyora Theatrical And Otherwise Bemrka In The Fover THIS Weather cllctioa The -- TWELVE TEMPTATIONS Ik r I I- - The Cincinnati Post Monday said of WALTER CHAMP Twelve Temptations Chas Yales Editors and Oumer BBUOJS JCILLER which will be the attraction next Tues Make all Chccfa Money Orderx etc day at the Paris Grand payable lo the order of Champ in new Miixbr The Twelve Temptations costumes and a new scenic dress drew large and delighted houses at the Foun ANNOUNCEMENTS txin Rnnrlnv Thfi sotiers are catchy the company large and the principals are FOR JUDGE clever people The ballets are gorgeous We are anthorized to announce Wji and novel Each act is a splendid stage M Purnell as a candidate for Judge picture full of lights and charming of Bourbon County subject to the effects action of the Democratic party Th show contains- manv excellent burlesque and spectacular features ¬ -- Pttblinhed every Tuesday and Friday by - Sanford Grant banker of Scranton We are authorized to announce Chas E Butler as a candidate for Circuit Pa was Wednesday sued for 10000 Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- ¬ for forcibly printing two kisses upon the cratic party cheek and lipa of handsome Mrs Emma We are authorized to announce T May Bradish Grant also had his eye Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit blacked t y Mr Bradish KiBses come Clerk subject to the action of the -- FOR CIRCUIT CLERK Democratic party high in Pennsylvania FOR SBERIFF I r Sheriff subject to the action of the Democratic party If elected Mrl Bowens deputies will be W W Mitchell and J ames Burke FOR COUNTY CLERK We are authorized to announce George W Bowen as a candidate for I r H We are authorized to announce Ed D Paton as a candidate for re election as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court subject to the action of the Democratic x party Fatic s FOR JAILER V t i 1 4 - - 9 8 v Vv u Jtl 3 7 We are authorized to annou nee Samuel T James as a canlidate jor Jailer subject to the actibn of old credit prices Try us and see C3 Democratic party what the cash will do We are authorized to announce W1C CLAY RXON oONES as a candidate tor re election las lailer snbiect to the action of tlie SCINTILLATIONS Democratic party fMr Jones can Q dacv is in the interest of Mrs Landon Interesting Jumble Of News AnU Ashbrook Comment We are authorized to announce W H Rev Willis Green Craig has declined Boone as a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the Democratic the Presidencr of Center College party The Lexington police have arrested to announce Wm eight boy burglars AlLare under sixWe are authorized L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of teen years of age Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party Four boys the youngest aged nine and We are authorized to announce John oldest twelve were arrested at LexingH Stewart for Jailer subject to the ton for burglarizing three stores action oji the Democratic party W A Robinsons store at Lexington was closed by the Sheriff while the pro- ¬ FOR ASSESSOR prietor was in Cincinnati on his wedWe are authorized to announce J U ding trip Boardman as a candidate for Assessor Rev Dr Felix pastor of the First of Bourbon County subject to the Baptist Church in Lexington has re- ¬ action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce S D considered his resignation and will Clay as a candidate for Assessor of remain in Lexington - Bourbon County subject to the action Gov Bradley sent two companies of of the Democratic party eoldiers to Mercer Tuesday night to We are authorized to announce Gar quell an anticipated visit of turnpike Kenney rett D of Bourbon as a candidate for raiders The mob did not materialize County subject to Assessor the actiou of the Democratic party Upbraided by her father for ingratiWe are anthoiized to announce Wm tude the daughter of Claus Spreckels H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor who recently married against his will of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ has deeded back to him a fortune or tion of the Democratic party over a million dollars We are authorized to announce Will Toll gate raiders in Harrison have G McClintock as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to warned toll gate keepers on the Cynthi the action of the Democratic party ana and Claysrille pikes to cease collectWe are authorized to announce Archie ing toll or have their houses blown up W Bedford as a candidate for Assessor with dynamite Harrison voted in of Bourbon County subject to the favor of free roads last November but action of the Democratic party no steps have been taken because of the We are authorized to announce C L countys heavy indebtednes BtoUGH as a candidate for Assessor of Dr W F V Bartlett pastor of the Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party First Presbyterian Church at Lexing- ¬ ton created a sensation Tue day when FOR POLICE JUDGE he announced that the synod had deWe are authorized to announce Wm cided that progressive eucJhre was sin Remington as a candidate for Police ful and that all members of the Presby Judge subject to the action of the terirn Church should refrain from in ¬ Democratic party dulging in the game We are authorized to announce John R Adair as a candidate for Police The City Council at Catlettsburg has Judge subject to the action of the passed a curfew ordinance fixing the Democratic party age at sixteen years and under and the time 8 oclock A fine of 1 and costs Gov Altgeld of Illinois Tuesday or one to ten days in jail will be the pardoned twenty convicts twelve of penalty for young people who do not leave the streets when the curfew bell whom were murderers rings Huntington and Ashland will It is denied at Madrid that Capt Gen have a similar ordinance Weyler is to be superseded in Cuba Bob Goggin will sell you anything in They are haying a toll gate war in the grocery line at less than wholesale Clinton county Ind and torty four price at the Paris Cash Grocery tf oprominent farmers have been arrested Advertised Letter Iiist for chopping down the gates The at- ¬ tacks on the gates were made openly List of letters remaining unclaimed during the day in Paris Ky postoffice Jan 8 1897 Gov Bradley yesterday refused to in- ¬ Alexander Mattie Jackson Maria col M Johnson Miss Julia Allen terfere in the execution of Robt Laugh AustinJ Mrs Will Jones Mrs Hannah Beasley Mr Wm Jones Mr Joseph linand the fiend will be hanged the murder of Billin Miss Sarah Kaufman Joseph at Brooksville for Kennard Miss Bell his wife and niece Walling and Jack- ¬ Browning B F Bogus Mr Nntin Kenney Mary T son kissed Laughlin farewell when he Butler Mrs NanmeMason Mrs Alice left the Covington jail Palmer Mr John Clark Miss Effie Miss MaggiePatterson Naomi Carlos Redmon Annie B Drake Jean 2 Awarded Danihy Miss MaryRobinson Francis Highest Honors Worlds Fair Diamond W H Spears Mrs S H Scott Mr Lewis Dykes Thos Mr WillShores Mrs L J Eubanks Hume Mr W P Talbott Mrs Samp Jackson Mrs MollieThomas Mr Frank Jackson Mr DavidWest Mr C William Mr G J Persons calling for aboye letters will please say advertised ¬ ¬ M 730 wc will f An interesting experiment is to be felling you sead Yu tried in New York by the Standard the aufeject than we sm which is to publish a daily edition de- ¬ voted exclusively to theatrical and t t few wards i Tn addition to cover- ¬ sporting matters Emut G to yoc dssfc R ing local affairs the paper will publish siaa IV isires 5 cbzad J00 letters by telegraph and mail from ROWHB KwrYort SCOTT special representatives in all the cities of America The corps of correspon Yesterdays Temperature ents is now being organized by Leander formerly editor of the Richardson The following is the temperature as auu uuw wnu mc noted yesterday by A J Winters Co jyews of this city persons having claims against 16 7 a m 0r assigned estate - of J 20 We are still offering you the 8 a m Siiiedley are requested to present them 24 9 a m same high class footwear and at a 10 a m at once properly proven as required by 28 32J law to the undersigned or their at- ¬ a great deal less money than the 12 m A recent paragraph in The News alluded to January 1st 1874 as an ex¬ tremely cold day there being a change of seventy degrees on the night of-- Dec 31st 1863 The paragraph as published elicited the following from Mr Hv F Hillenmeyer the well known nursery ¬ close obman of Lexington who is server of the weather having carefully recorded its various phases for a period Mr covering nearly half a century Your local saying Hillenmeyer says that Jan 1 1864 was the coldest day within the remembrance of tbe oldest inhabitant recalls it with painful vivid ness Tbe day preceding was warm muggy with tendency to drizzle and drifting Gray Boys in the down the Cumberland found their scant clothing quite sufficient During the night the wind changed to the North three or four inches of snow fell and a faithful thermometer that still hangs at the same place marked twelve below zero But as a matter of fact Jan 4 1884 was sharply colder the same thermometer marking twenty four below but the day wa3 calm as a May morning However as a day cal- ¬ culated by its sudden intensity and marrow biting wind to establish a precedent for cold days Jan 1st 1864 was in every way a success 1 4J-tt S NEWTON Emulsion k made up of tfie most essential i mU whore digestion is weap it aida it to perform Its f i a ratr yigorous HUDAY uuy- ANN nnhrl3 - UNCEMENI a ¬ tsTacfiaf h msm dasacats tkat g to nourish fey Where the appetite lacking t - 01 low prices because TUfTvoe uiiuwui -- - aie noi lorced to go to cut rate stores for r o - -- - it in wf healthy fleththe fclood wsLfasi and cures to uea attridisfi It Will -- leet iw Prices m-- ohross cougho and colds by maidiitj it possible for the hody offered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent and Plete line of m j tAt itemize Our friends tell HOLIDAY SUPPLIESAPPLES BAtfANNAS ORANGES MALAGA GRAPES ALMONDS i to over bt we arer Uhe remedy state even th mcriU g wfeeft Works Wonders teisi it fes wm tested ana wl OYortwomty iireyears aWt Wk Sfs CHOCOLATE CANDIES STICK AM MTXEB CANDIES V CANDLED CHERRTtcq NDIED APRICOTS NDIED PIXE A PPL ES New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated Peaches Apricots Appier 1 rimes All kinds of Canned Fruits- Sar¬ dines Champgnion French Pea Bottled Pickle Catsup Etc - FINE r m BRAZIL PECANS v FILBERTS ENGLISH WALNUTS k f - r In - BALTIMORE CAS MD BULK OYSTERS -- ISGEia TURKEYS if ASSIGNEES NOTICE ALL NEWTON 1 fjjc3i3 2 3 5 p in p m p m p m c 34 35 7 M Free Free Free Mh torney Harmon Stitt A SMEDLEY B D SMEDLEY 27nov CS 3F100El3Efc HEtt Paris Ky -- Main St Opp Court House f A8S1gn tf All We Want Is an opportunity to convince you that our work can not oe excenea ¬ ¬ Given away for a few days only com- ¬ mencing Saturday December 12th a persons having claims against number o boxes each containing one weeks treatment of Wrights Celery ALL assigned estate of A J Ball Capsules at W T Brooks drug store are requested to present them at once Any person afflicted with Liver Kidney property proven as required by law to or Stomach complaints Rheumatism tbe undersigned or his attorney Har Dyspepsia Constipation Sick Head ¬ monStitt aches can get one of the boxes free PERRY JEFFERSON Wrights Celery Capsules are purely 27nov tf Assignee easy to take no bad taste do yegetable not gripe Parties living out of the city can get them free by addressing The Wright Med Co Columbus O Pure roods and sixteen ounces to the pound at the Paris Cash Grocery next door to Louisville store tf ALL persons having claims Hagainst assigned estate of M Cur rent are requested to present them at wrignts Celery iea cures constipa- ¬ tion sick headaches 25c at druggists once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney s ASSIGNEES NOTICE We Are Working For A Reputation guaranteed v - j s J ASSIGNEES NOTICE And can not afford to turn out inferior - work Give us a trial and if good work can gain your patron- ¬ age yours is insured Quick work and satisfaction ¬ SRAI LMIDRY W M HINT0N JR OFFICE AND WOKKS BRANCH OFFICE r Harmon Stitt 27nov tf ¬ Almost D xractea 9 H C CURRENT BRO Assignee Props n ij T A 137 139 SEVlsSTH ST FSIS t iT 1 It f i m ASSIGNEES NOTICE are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned HARMON STITT 27nov tf Assignee W M Hintons Jewelry Store ¬ ALL persons having clams Ragainst assigned estate of I Best The Self Steering - ¬ ASSIGNEES NOTICE Lutton are requested to present them at one e properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney ID YOU EVER suffer from real ner- vousnesB When every nerre seemed to quiver with a peculiar creepy feeling first in one place and then another and all seemed finally to concentrate In a writhing jumble in the brain and you be- ¬ come irritable fretful and peevish to be followed by an impotent weakened condi- ¬ tion of the nerve centers ringing in the ears and sleepless miserable nights Mrs Eone Searles Br Miles 110 Simonton St Elk ¬ hart Ind flays Ner ¬ Nervine vous troubles had made Restores me nearly insane and physicians were unable Health to help me My memory was almost gone and every little thing worried me until I was almost distracted I really feared I was becoming a maniac I imagined all sorts of evil things and would cry over nothing I commenced taking Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and four bottles of this wonderful remedy completely cured me and 1 am as well now as 1 ever was Dr Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee first bottle will benefit or money refunded ALL persons having claims against assigned estate of James H Stitt L M GREEN Absignee ¬ ¬ u Harmon 27nov persons having claims against assigned estate of J J Peed are requested to present them at once verified as required by law to the under ¬ signed or their attorneys J Q Ward ALL n tf lEES PIE - Steers like a bicycle Coasts like one The Boys Favorite for zm A Christmas Present -- or Harmon Stitt dsu 6HERTY 434 Main St 31st 1896 Other Stocks Overdrafts Loans and Discounts Cash For sl TTftSSSl lOy BROS Ky - S 20 nov 3mo SHS-1- Paris NOTICE Barton will please prove the same cording to law and leave them with the undersigned or at the office of Harmon Stitt Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to the estate will please settle promptly and avoid suit - Statement of the condition of the Agricultural Bank of Paris Ky incorporated at the close of business- Dec against - ALL persons having claims assigned estate of RESOURCES Joshua Real Estate Banking House ac¬ LIABILITIES x2204 42S3 5000 00 00 5L Furniture Etc 307361 12 9 331 97 22584 81 Capital Stocks Surplus Undivided Profits Individual Deposits Due to Banks 147652 20 1839 62 350765 41 N 100000 00 100000 0C 1273 5s ow Constipation1 - Duefroin Banks Gross oiliousness Cause Sick headache Pains in the back j Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and 15nov tf Assignee Joshua Barton J MVIMONT 350765 41 Millersburg Ky RAJDLKOAD TIME CARD Earnings past six months 10167 Gain and Loss Remaining - 192 07 65 1 L N R RA 10359 72 Disposed of as follows Dividend No 40 Expenses Paid T vjiciiu auu T juuaa xuiiiHiumt v ri 3086 t cnn 110 6000 00- 13- - trn ov S10359 72 DR Exhaustion There is only one care which is ITC NO LIVER Pius AND j rcM cmjm W iu Davis P M eTONIC PELLETS One Pink Pill touches the liver and removes the bile One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a gentle laxative in keeping the bowels open restores the digestive organs tones up the nervous systemand makes new rich blood Complete treatment two i r i u - V V 0WMR MOST PERFECT MADE - Piles Jile9 Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the itel ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant refief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the else Every frfvate parts and nothingdrucsists sent box by Sold by mail for 50c and SI per box WILLIAMS I MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by Piles W T Brooks druggist 24jy-9G-- ly medicines one price 25c Treatise and sample free A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free 6dm Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD j- For sale iy Smith Bkos liver and kidneys cures constipation and sick headache 25c at all druggists MilieraburgjUy - Wrights Celery Tea regulates the BEOWN MPQ CO NewYork t any store lutggists Jno J McClintock Cashier states he is Cashier of the Agricultural Bank of From Cincinnati 1116 a m 530 p Paris Ky and that the above is a true statement of the condition of said Bank to the best of his knowledge and belief m 1015 p m Jno J McClintock From Lexington 439 a m 740 a m Subscribed and sworn to before ine this 31st day of December 1896 339 p m 622 p m B Woodford Notary Public From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m 333 p m From May sville 745 a m 330 p m HOUSE ASO LOT AND BLACK DESIRABLE JIESIDEIGE DEPARTURE OF TRAINS uifinnu cjiTad vm ciiict 131U3 111 flilVl run flALU To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m IS KAST FAMS T DESIRE to sell mv house and lot 347 p m JL with blacksmith shop at Jackson- To Lexington 752 a m 4127 a m For or For Sale vine xy x win sen ior oaii casn di 540 p mv 1021 pm ance in twelve months For further To Richmond 1125 a in 537 p m home place in East Paris Ky particulars address or call on 1025 p m MY containing about fourteen acres BENJ P SHAHON To Maysville 750 a m 630 p m A substantial well improved Tsrick 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky F B Carr Agent house eight rooms and kitchen also brick servants house two good cisterns Kentucky Midland large stable with ten box stalls Possession giyen about 15th or 20th of Arrive 830 m 528 p m Wqvember 1896 Leave 955 a m 550 p m mWO STORY brick house on UpperC 97 East Main street Address me at Arrive Freightr- carries passengers X Pleasant street adjoining the reel Lejrington Ky dence of S S Clay Apply to 425 p in leaves 435 p m f 29sep tf J T MCMILLAN A C ADAIR WHpox F Pi Agent -- ARRIVAL OF TRAINS FOR RENT 1 - 1 V - t - r IX0 - A-- ut V JuaZtii- - V J JTj i- l TfF - - - 7 - pe aPTEP-5tPj- -v Jia i ctT--v- er f tj THE BOUBBON NEWS G WDAT heirloom JANUABY 189 THE BOURBON NEWS Sixteenth Year Established - Xtfh School W- - dt the Post office second class mail matter J111 TELEPHONE NO 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES A much needed improvement is being 18811 made in the Paris High School The GOMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY closed stairway leading to the third THE NEWS MAN at Paris Ky as floor has been changed to an open stair ¬ way and the hallway and one room on Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At the top floor have been ceiled The new The Depots In The Hetel lobbies A Elsewhere class room is used by Miss Harts classes There are yet spaces on the third floor Clell Turney is quite ill for three rooms which will be ceiled in Mr L Frank was in Cincinnati yes- ¬ space is terday the near future as additional needed When completed one of these Mrs W L Davis has been ill for rooms will be used as a laboratory for several days the use ot the advanced pupils in their Miss Cora Wilcox is visiting friends operations and experiments in chemis- ¬ 4 Personal mention having been worn by ker mother and also bv an aunt The dress worn by the maid of honor Miss Mary B Engleman was the wedding gown worn by her grandmother It was of white brocaded silk depue miller A pretty little romance which began in- Paris early last year culminated - Kf One year Payable in A fvan ce S2 00 news costs you port FKOM A QUN FKEE OF CHAHOS Sixmouths cant jeven get 8100 a re rv ¬ Ufalce all Checks Monti payable to the qrder oChaxp Miiib fh ffcr Duncan Bell left Tuesday Aov Lex ington to engage in the drug busineas N1 JkliS3 position as governess in family ao Hettie Whaley has accepted a J B Stuarts M fi u To day is the eighty second an ¬ niversary of the battle of New Orleans ihich occurred January 8th 115 this city joined the- Christian Church in George ¬ town Sunday night and was immersed Wednesday iiight of - Matthew Turney T Rawn of this city is ruDniDg the L N morning train from Rich ¬ mond to MayBville for a few days while Conductor Sam Baily is taking a vaca- ¬ tion to the an ¬ nouncement on fourth page of Mr T J Attention is directed Hart Talbots candidacy for Circuit h v Clerk subject to the acton of the Demo- ¬ cratic party is directed x to the an- nouncement on fourth page of the can- ¬ didacy of Mr Ed D Paton for re- ¬ election as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court subject to to the action of the Attention Democratic party Mme Corciluus late of Paris Classi- ¬ cal Institute has accepted a position as teacher of French in Madison Female Institute at Richmond and Miss Carrie Berry has accepted a position at Hamilton College Lexington ¬ Wednesday Representative Owens bill appropriating 50000 for a public building in this city was reported favor- ¬ ably to the House together with fifty four similar bills There were five Kentucky bills in the lot Read in another column the adver ¬ ¬ tisement of assignees sale of land be ing three desirable tracts of Bourbon countv land to be sold Jan 28th by J have just received a new daySi Q J Miller Ward assignees of Joseph H Hawkins Read the a invoice of ladies shoes which we iWe offer try etc The use of the third floor in Lexingtcn Mr Ben Hutchcraft is spending a will likely necessitate the placing of a fire escape at the front of the building few days in Lexington so that in case of an emergency if exit Mrs W A Parker Jr is visiting be prevented by the stairs the pupils relatives in Winchester may easily reach the roof of the porch Miss Mattie Varden is making a on the South side where the ground can short visit in Lexington be readily reached in safety The ex ¬ Mr Roger Lawson of Cincinnati pense incurred by these changes will be was in Paris Wednesday small and the increased comfort and Mike Bowerman of Lexington safety amply justify the expenditure Prof Wearer takes great pride in the was in the city yesterday Mr Hanley Ragan of Mt Sterling school and is a hard worker and spares no effort to secure to all the pupils was in the city Wednesday every possible advantage to aid in their Mrs R B Hutchcraft visited rela- ¬ progress toward a thorough High School tives yesterday in Cynthiana course Mr Thos Carrick of Scott county FRANK COS SPECIAL was a visitor in Paris Wednesday SALE Mr and Mrs Craig Shipp spent sev- ¬ eral days in Cincinnati this week All odd pieces and remnants Miss Lucy Lowry will entertain a from every department will be number of friends at euchre this afteroffered at Frank Cos Clear- ¬ noon Misses Annis T Miller and Bettie ance Sale January 12th to 16th Hamilton visited friends in Georgetown inclusive yesterday Regimental Meeting Of K P Col Brent Arnold of Newport was The News is requested to publish the the guest of Mr Geo B Alexander yesterday following A regimental meeting of the officers Miss Nannine Clay has returned to of the Second Regiment Uniform Rank National Park Seminary near WashKnights of Pythias of Kentucky will ington D C be held in this city on Tuesday Jan ¬ Miss Anna Bruce McClure left this uary 12th at one oclock p m week for Shelbyville to attend college at It is the purpose of the assembly to Science Hill Academy organize the First Battalion of said Mr Edw Saulsberry of Jackson Regiment and then elect a Major to Dr This being was the guest of his brother-in-lacommand the Battalion proceed to elect a Lieuten- M H Daily Tuesday done they will ant-Colonel for the Regiment All Miss Bessie Armstrong left yeste of the line and field officers will be present The veteran Pythian Geu day for a visit to Mr and MrekJv George E Carrie will preside which Armstrong in Lexington 7 is an assurance that whatever is dne Mrs Josenh R Williams f returned will be well done Officers and Knights loyal this is yesterday to Winchester after S visit your opportunity See to it that none hor Darents Mr and Mrs Brice Le but competent and true Knights are tan elected and appointed Give this day to the old Second Regiment that you Mrs Mary Bashford is very low at may remain long in the bluegrass land her home on Scott avenue and it is feared that she cannot last but a few ¬ ¬ w Wednesday afternoon in a beautiful and fashionable wedding at the Christian Church Last Spring Mr David Depue a deservedly successful young lumber merchant of Salt Lake City came to this city to visit his sister Miss Emma Miller the pretty adopted daughter of Mr Horace Miller of Duncan avenue During the visit he met and wooed Mr Millers other adopted daughter Miss Fannie Miller and returned to the Bluegrass at Christmas time to claim this excellent and lovely young lady for his bride The wedding was indeed a beautiful event The ceremony was performed by Eld J S Sweeney and the march was admirably played by Prof A M Gutzeit inhis happiest manoer The entire bridal party were in full evening The bride was most becomingly attired in a wedding gown of white brocaded satin demi train with duchess lace chiffon and pearl trimmings Her long bridal veil was fastened with lillies of the valley and she carried a shower bouquet of the same delicate flowers The handsome silk shawl thrown around the bride at the carriage was an heir- ¬ loom being presented to Mrs Millers aunt by Jerome Bonaparte King of Westphalia Miss Emma Miller maid of honor looked lovely in white Paris muslin over silk andairied pink roses The bridesmaids were Misses Drusie Bedford and Laura Trundle Miss Bedford was beautiful in gre n Paris muslin over silk and Miss Trundle looked pretty in Blue Paris muslin over silk Both carried pink roses Mr B X Hall 6t Salt Lake City was best man and Messrs Oakford Hinton and Jacob W Spears of this city were groomsmer M s rp C D Winn Edw Tucker and C B Dick ¬ son of this city were the ushers Mr and Mrs Depue were the recipients of many valuable and useful presents They left Wednesday af tor noon for their future home in Silt Lake -- This is our CASH price this week for our Ladies fine extension sole kid shoes latest style worth 300 Paris Best values ever offered in fl DAVKtTflOMSONAISGRIG B3TrjrfaMTrnPnray7ff WHT for our special r dress IlWlW0PJ in at sJ fdi H I Oil 2 l tjwik a t f 529 Main 1st Paris Ky f stf Ji ¬ Cl Johnston Murphy fine hand- sewed shoes in pointed bull dog and plain toes are now 450 cash The old credit price was 550 RION CLAY In order to close out our stock we will sa rifice everything in our store at unheard i f prices Strictly all wool Dress Goods G D Corsets our specialty 50c r 5c in novelty and plain styles always 50c and 1 00 worth double for this sale at 25c a yard Ladies and Childrens full Seam s Hosiery 10 and 15c always sold at 2 o Choice of our finest Dress patterns Our Domestics are the very b it formerly 800 for this sale at 400 brands in Calicoes Cottons and All our Underwear Blankets and Comforts will be closed oat at 25c on Calicoes 3i and 5c the dollar Sht-fc-ings Al 4 SSIGNEBS SALE OF i twenty six licenses being issued during that month All of the notes and accounts due Clarke have been placed in Current my hands for immediate collection All persons knowing themselves indebted to the firm will save costs by prompt payment Harmon Stitt 8 j an 4t Attorney Many applications have recently been made to the County authorities for aid in the way of fuel clothing and food by bth white and black citizens The News is informed that there is much suffering that could be relieved if an organized effort to that end was made The County cannot help them all and no one should be permitted to suffer when a few contributions from our abler citizens will quickly relieve them If you are able lend a helping hand to the poor in their battle with hunger and cold 190 cash They are A S Brown of Lexington arrived yesThere were 169 connles married Assignees of Joseph Pointed opera coin terday to spend a few days with Mrs A H Thp undersigned on Bourbon county last year Ofuhia num beauties Hawkins will ber ninety couples were whiteand S Stout and plain toes lace or button were colored November was Messrs W M Hinton Jr Jake K TUESDAY JABDAEY 28 1897 CLAY RION i1 at Mrs S C Jones and daughter Mrs ¬ ¬ sey-enty-ni- he the popular month of the year Parisians Escape a Horrible Death Edgar Sanders and family of this city narrowly escaped being burned to death at Alexandria La on Dec 29th when the Exchange Hotel where they were living was dostro3ed by fire The Toion Talk published in that city says Mr E F Sanders wife and daugh ter had a very narrow escape They were occupying the front room on the South side of the building They were awakened and immediately started down the steps without saving a thing all of them being in their night clothes and bare feet Mr Sanders got about half way down the stairs when he stumbled and fell His eye brows and hair were singed Mrs Sanders had her left hand badly burned and her hair singed The daughter escaped unhurt Probably Mrs Saunders would have burned to death but was carried out of the building by Messrs E W Kramer and Lev Luckett Mr Saunders estimates his personal loss consisting of jewelry money clothing etc at be ¬ tween 800 and 1000 His samples were also worth 200 He is represent ing the Slayden Kirksey Woolen Mills ¬ ¬ Spears and Strother Quisenberry attend- ¬ on the premises of the home farm at ed the Georgetown Social Clubs ball eleven oclock a m solar time expose to public sale the following tracts of at the Wellington Friday night land situated in Bourbon County Mrs M H Davis came up yester- ¬ Tract No 1 day from Mayslick to see Mrs Mary A tract containing Bashford who is very low and to re- ¬ main several days with relatives One Hundred and Eighty Two The Courier Journal Sunday printed Acres a half tone picture of Miss Texie Wood- ¬ situated on the East side of the Gano son of Louisville who was the guest of Hill turnpike and on the South side of Hawkins turnpike the Cummins Miss Mary Irvine Davis last week aud adjoining the lauds of Lyne heirs Misses Eva Freeman of Lexington and Mrs Combs For description by see the petition and and Lucy Farmer of Louisville both metes and bounds County known to many persons in this city left order of sale in the Bourbon of laud Court as to this and other tracts Tuesday for a visit to Miss Annie Free- ¬ hereinafter referred to This is the man in Macon Ga has upon it a very de ¬ home farm and sirable residence good tobacco and stock Mrs John Kiely has returned to her barn and all other necessary home in Cincinnati accompanied by her little daughter Duane Kiely who has been with her grandparents for the past Tract No 2 out-buildin- gs New and full line of Table Linehsv Towels and Napkins marked down 50 per cent for this sale Bleached Cotton good 5c Best Cotton made 8c jtj10 4 Peperell Sheeting 18c A Notions of all kinds one half price N - We still enlarge Portraits free of charg o BEUES Cor if COT tl - f I want 1000 barrels of at market price Apply to j Mt ma imrsmriTwwnoFm J it ft T i three months Mrs t O EDWARDS JKJM V M - -- ing been recaptured was given an additional three months in jail making his total sentence nine months Yesterday Will Mack colored was ht Id to Circuit Court charged with rob bery Mack is1 alleged to have forcibly taken money from Lou Anderson a negro woman who lives on Stoner avenue An Instructive Entertainment ¬ In Squire iailestons Court of Waco Texas court Tuesday In Squire Lillestons Mad Horse Killed James Wolf a Millers ourg negro Avho escaped from the chain gang and hav ¬ A Montana horse owned by Ossian I Edwards of South Main street showed symptoms of hydrophobia Tuesday and was killed with an ax to prevent it from biting any one The animal frothed at the mouth Bnd bit kicked and snarled dog like at eyery body who Ladies dont miss Frank came near it The horse is the same animal which Cos Clearance Sale January ran off recently at the Kentucky Midland depot and became fastened in a 12th to 16th inclusive trestle nearly a mile from Paris and One hundred sample handker- ¬ bit three men before it could be released in order to allow a Midland train to The second of the series of Sciopticon pass It was necessary to tie its feet to chiefs at half price at Frank mifprt mnmpntR will be given in the gether and muzzle its mouth before it Cos special sale January 12th the High School Chapel to night The could be approached in safety to 16th inclusive subject will be From London to Mt To Candidates For School Superintendent The principal feature of the NUPTIAL KNOTS Blanc of Swiss evening will be the view3 W J Davidson State Superintendent admission of Public Instruction requests The Engagements Announcements And Sol¬ mountain scenery A small emnizations Of The Marriage Vows fifteen cents will be charged to News to make the following announce- ¬ fee A marriage license was yesterday The State Board of Examiners cover the expenses of the entertain- ment issued to Thos O Jett and Miss Lizzie will convene at Frankfort on the 29th ment for the examination of A Turney The entertainment will begin at eight day of JanuaryCertificates of Eligibility applicants for Newt Lane slayer of H C and oclock to the office of County Superintendent James Rodenbaugh at Versailles was No other special examination will be Assignment At Centerville held for this purpose this year but per- married Wednesday night in Louisville W W Sudduth of the firm of sons who desire to take the examination to Mrs Jennie Webb of Lexington at their George Fecht and Miss Eva Waggoner Sudduth merchants at after this can of course do so July or Blackerby county seats next Wednesday to respective in section 37 School Law and Frank Fetch and Lizzie Waggoner Centerville assigned August as were married Wednesday in a double Q Ward His assetts include Judge J of farm wedding at Versailles The brides are Tax Supervisors At Work 66 acres of land horses a lot sisters and the grooms are brothers implements one half interest in diuck The Board of Tax Supervisors for erby Sudduths store and an interest Bourbon County composed of Messrs The marriage of Miss Frances John hemp wheat and tobacco in crops of R P Dow Catesby Woodford Thos sonBell Engleman to Mr Alfred War etc His liabilities amount to about McClintock L S Weathers J- - B field Ryley of Kansas City Wednesday Northcott H C Smith and M R was the prettiest home wedding ever session this week at Cos big Jacoby is in supervising the tax lists the seen in Danville The bride wore white Remember Frank for court house Sale from January 1897 Pierce Paton is clerk of the brocaded satin and her bridal veil Clearancetrimmed with orange blossoms was an Board r 16SC inclusive ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - number of ladies at euchre yesterday afternoon at her home in East Paris in honor of her guest Mrs Willis Counsel- man or unicago Mrs Cornay Watson Mrs Stout Leer and Misses Nellie Stoker and Grace Swearengen left last evening for a short visit to Miss Isa Walker in Lexington They attended Olga Nether soles performance of Denise last night J Frank Clay entertained a Contains 168 Acres 36 Poles 1 Rood and TTPTB W o - This tract of land is situated on the ZFJSIHniOIfcTJBXjIEl East side of the Chinns Mill road and a short distance North of the Cummins Hawkins turnpike and adjoining the WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00E OP lands of Taylor Moore aud Hildreth IMPORTED S0ITIJ8S ASD It has upon it a comfortable residence and good tobacco barn O- I TROUSEBIM - Tract No It is situated 3 Contains 4881 Acres on the West side of the foe fall and winter y u We ask you to give us a call Chinns Mill road and near Tract No 2 quality and style are considered above described and joins the lands of Lizzie Hawkins W O Shropshire etc The surveys of the several tracts of land above described ma be found at the residence of Mr Jos A Hawkins FLNJEZ MERCHANT TAIXOUS and he or the undersigned will take pleasure in showing said lands to any one who may desire to purchase the S E TIPTON Cutter same Terms This land will be sold bal- ¬ We are also agents for the celebrated Giias E Smith Shirt for one third cash in hand Full line of samples years one and two ance in with interest from date at 6 per cent oi the whole may be paid at once De- ¬ fault ofS second payment at maturity MS ROBERTS ASD DSSERY makes maturity of third payment PAJRIS KENTUCKY Sale absolute title perfect Posses- ¬ sion March 1st 1897 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky wh - V v t M H BAILEY MAIN J Q J MILLER WARD Assignees of Joseph H Hawkins 602 ST PARIS OFFICE HODRS OFFICE Over Deposit Bank Office hours 8 to 12 a ft 8 TO 10 1 TO 7 The undersigned will at the same time and placemen a tract of land con- ¬ 4 P 8 P AM M M PLEASANT ST TO Duncan Avenue NEAR in 1 to 6 d m taining 90 Acres 3 Roods and 19 Poles Hawkins situated on the Cummins turnpike and fronting thereon between the lands of John Allen and Geo Dicks Said land has upon it a new and com- ¬ fortable houBe and barn and is well watered and is the same land recently purchased by undersigned from Joseph H Hawkins who has a survey and who will take pleasure in pointing it out by metes and bounds to persons desirous of buying Terms Same as aboye Sale absolute title perfect Possession given March 1st 1897 ¬ ¬ Telephone Office No 14 Telephone Residence Nol 112 R A SPBAKE 3 BROADWAY Stockholders Meatin 3333S3XS - - UP STAIRS 8 to 13 a m 1 PARIS Vf Office hours to 6 p in 12th to 4 -- t tiy t E M HILDRETH X MEETING of the Stockholders of thp Paris Electric Light Company will be held inMhe office of Mann Ash brook on Saturday January 9th 1897 at three p in for the election ofofficers 10 ptr cottage 5 rooms for the ensuing year BtlICK yBy order of theBoard First class repair Ap DAft ISGRIGG nlv to R C INGELS Or- O ED VVARDS Secretary td ljan tf A FOR RENT - - v - V i k A A - i k - - - -- - 10 ttj t 1 tut - -f- c f 1 - lvy- J gaFy 5a I ss irw kww ntp - v wsBiw I 3- - - - - r - sns - - sgs er 4 K rwv i rmmwTTi iimrirr s naiBxwiiBxiJ ml z- - r tj j t js - t r rviij t yv - f -- cV- - L r fcTV - - -- MwmmmmmmmmmmmmMtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm rvglJixteeRtji WK BOURBON NEWS Year Established 18811 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by BRUCE MILLER t Ediors andOwnars -- c RELIANCE Though the mountainsin the distance wear a mistj shroud of blue in rrnd he f rost beins ta tingletheirthe air ¬ hough the trees have doffed splenidors and the somber leaden hue Of the sky has touched the landscape - it r - bleak andbare We know the world is spinning As its done since the beginning We may not seek to guide its course through spacer But were sure twill bring the roses And the shine that June discloses Ever welcome in their old accustomed place ¬ Though the darkness of a sorrow seems to tion bend across your way And dont he wish he may get it Though the songs of youth have melted to a sigh I recognize the hussy jtfever Oh Though the prospect of the morrow bears he can support her can he So much a shadow from to day And the hours grow stern and sterner as the better for He wont get any help x his will Adrian Stanton took to himself the girl of his choice andduly informed his father of the fact It was thenHhatthe family solicitor at Lukes dictation indited the young man a letter informing him that his fa- ther desired to Tiold no further com munication with him and that any letter addressed to his father from Adrian would be returned unopened S This had happened six months ago and Mr Stanton invariably acted as he had done now opened the letters over a steaming bowl of water read them re fastened them and sent them back He was just now ruminating on the last epistle It was in the same strain as usual Adrian asked for no money was able to support his wife by his brush modestly enough still sufficiently but he wanted his father to recognize her to know her he wanted reconcilia¬ howlast was ready To his dismkyVH ever when all the guests hadfiled into table dhote W had to realize thaOIiss Alban whose seat it is needless to say was next to his own was absent On questioning the waiter he found that Miss Albans dinner had been sent to her room Luke was disappointed and a little alarmed he fidgeted about after the meal in an aimless sort of fashion and finally sent a message to inquire after the absentee The an- swer came that Miss Alban had a head- - LITTLE JslXoupgun--iMywhusJba- NONSENSE- seems j i- - s K v nd to enjoy men lifethoroughly Mrs Know What a dreadful lot of bad hah ts he must haye Truth Some people - Ssw York World T1IKIC12-A-WEEE- I I l I -S L EDITION 156 papers 18 pages a week talk as impressively Is larger than any weekly or aomi nbout a change in- the weather as if weekly paper published and is the only they were reading a death warrant important Democratic weekly pub- ¬ Washington la Democrat lished in Now York City Three times A small boy who noticed for the weekly of New York City It will be of especial advantage to you during the Presidential Campaign as it is pub ¬ lished every other day except Sunday and has all the freshness and timeliness of a daily It combines all the news with a long list of interesting departments unique features cartoons aod graphic illustrations the latter being a as large as the leading a year en The modern stand ard Family Medir Cures the cine common every day ills of humanity -- - a And while we vainly strive its course to And then Luke Stanton fell into a trace reverie After all why not Many Were sure twill bring the roses And the shine that June discloses men did marry after 60 and ind Ever welcome in their old accustomed He lookedrat his watch hurriedly a e place quarter to four then his eyes eagerly Washington Star m they fly We know the world is spinning As its done since the beginning from me now or at any other time I know what it is hes afraid Ill marry first time the old filling in his aunts teeth exclaimed to the dismay of all at the table ache Oh Aunt Mary I wish I t a man of GO screws himself up had copper toed teeth like yours When to a pitch of taking unto himself a wife Harpers Bazar the presence of the dear one electis nee- Clear Case Im going to have essary to prevent his reflecting too that Crankley arrested for perjury deeply on all that the step may mean You dont mean it You bet I do and the evening seemed very long to He swore that my language made his Mr Stanton hair stand on end and the mans as No Miss Alban was visible at the uaual bald as a peeled onion Detroit Free hour in the breakfast room and an anx¬ Press ious inquiry less carefully worded this A Spirited Interview And you time elicited the same reply Eeally asked her father for her hand Yes uneasy now Mr Stanton penned- - a Was he violent Very He said I hasty note of condolence It began must be an idiot to think of such a My dear Miss Alban and ended thing What did you reply I told Yours always sincerely The poor man wandered about feebly until lunch time when the same thing was re- peated A leaf hastily torn from his notebook on which he hoped that Dearest Kittie would not forget her promise and would come down present- ly and end the suspense of SHers al- ways L S was this time pushed un-der the door with his own hand and a few moments later a small three-cor- nered note was brought him with the laconic communication inside of 430 on the parade It was an hour and a half to that time and it had tobe got through somehow Luke Stanton was distinctly impa- ¬ tient His mind was made up he would be able to spite Adrian and his wretched little low wife and at the same time se- ¬ cure a delightful companion for him-- Republican 01 TftACE 2 o g AfUC j specialty All these improvements have been made without any increase in the cost which remains at one dollar per year We offer this unequalled newspaper and TnE Bourbon News together one year for 250 The regular subscription price of the two papers is 000 e TSo mm jltfolkssssksssb Pr at romxto By a lurm- - again A CLEVER JPLAY HERE I have the s a t i s f a cation of knowing what it is all about and of appearing digni fied and firm at the same time Mr Stanton chuckled to him- selt as he hem a scaled envelope up to the light crit- - scanned the stretch of beach Shell be getting back directly- - he murmured and catching up his hat went to disport himself along the pa- ¬ rade Presently he hastened his step a lit- ¬ tle as a slight figure in a muslin gown fluttered into view at the far end of the ¬ parade You quite startled me How delightful to meet you She was a dainty little person with Oh Mr Stanton PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL ctrafidentlally him that of course he knew his own For particulars address with suntf family better than I did but that I was DR SNYDER willing to take my chances1 Wash- ington Star C A DAUGBERTY why hello Briggins what axe you doing here I thought you had a job as press agent for Dollie Footlrtes PlllTEB SIGH I I am out of that now You see I HOUSE saw a cracking good story in one of 1118 DECORATOR the papers and of course I sent it out with her as the heroine Well that Paris Kt was all right And then some fool 434 Main St newspaper man showed that the story ALSO DEALER IN was over 30 years old and drew de- ¬ C ductions as to her age I see In- ¬ Oil Yarnislies Indianapolis fgDo dianapolis Journal tlchyr phrslcian of 20 roars axperleoae bad etfacta or detention from tnulxe general health and fceantifla complexion Pby clans and society ladies Indorse it Thousands cnreo rtVS m yX C 8B3jfeL A TITLED HUSBAND ters unopened and there this one goes what it contains ieally I told him I should return his let- ¬ for all the world as if I hadnt an idea of And with another pleased little gui gle at his own sharpness Mr Stanton placed the letter addressed to Luke Stanton Esq Grand Hotel Great Slart into another envelope and mcuth readdressed it to Adrian Stanton Esq Turner Studiosr Eusldn Road Kensing ton Then he rang- the bell and delivered it to the waiter to be put into the London postbag after which he walked to the bay window and stood looking out upon the calm sea and the long expanse of - and the most puzzling and bewitching hair which seemed to run the whole gamuof tints from brown to gold as the sunbeams played on it She looked up into the old gentlemans face with the most confiding expression Isnt it provoking There is absolutely no news Really Im delighted I mean he corrected himself hurriedly it is most ¬ a genuine complexion big blue eyes i extraordinary u came down here a week ago to meet my aunt and uncle as we had arranged before they went abroad and to my omazement found no one here Yes yes he put in soothingly It was very trying Poor little girl Poor child I should have gone straight back to yellow sand London if it hadnt been for you Mr Great Startmouth is not a fashion able Stanton You have been more than kind seaside resort indeed it is chiefly fre- to me quented by convalescent dyspeptics JNbt at all my dear young lady I Anglo Indians with sallow complexions was touched at and short tempers and other invalids position anxiousthe loneliness of your to be Xuke Stanton had come there partly to so charming a waif of service to on account of hishealth partly because She shot him a grateful glance he held shares in the new hotel and othBut really must er schemes for making Great Start- - now I I think ICarlinford as go home went to you sugmouth a little less funereal and a little gested thinking that some letter might more profitable But greatly as the be awaiting me at the post office but financier was generally occupied with as I tell you there was nothing I his companies and his schemes at the cannot think what has happened to my present moment he was thinking- of ¬ p either as he stood gazing blankly out friends I feel I must go back to London to morrow on the beach his hands thrust deep To morrow Mr Stanton into his pockets jingling the loose coins aghast and looked dpwn at herstopped You and keys therein mean to leave Startmouth Mr Stanton was busy repeating to Yes Mm self the contents of the letter he you will allow me to At tad just sent back- Adrian Stanton seeIyou safe least to London to your friends was his only son who by all the laws of Oh I forgot my poor you are iteredity and advisability should have an orphan But at anychild you will rate laeen his right hand Alas for the let me take you back to the people with crookedness of this world I Young whom you were staying Stanton had fatly declared to his Oh no she said hurriedly I father some three or four years pre could not think of giving you so much iously that he hated the city that he trouble could not calculate the commonest sun Trouble If it were not that it of simple interest- and that he would losing you at the end should means never understand the intricacies of the a pleasure There it I settled call it is stock exchange that in short he de it And what tim e sh all we go isnt tested business and meant to devote Indeed Mr Stanton I accept himself to art I Luke stormed and your escort It I theycannot cant oh raved but had ended by giving in and you understand in spite of his affected indifference and Her face was turned away from him contempt had been not a little pleased had when last yearthe hanging committee they on towandered away from the pa- ¬ rade she was draw the of Burlington house had accepted a ing cabalistic beach andon the shifing small canvas signed Adrian Stanton sand with her figures He looked parasol at True it had been so hung that it was her for a second and then he felt the impossible to see it without risking a dislocated neck but that detail the old blood rushing to his head My dear Miss xVlban do you mean man- conscientiously ignored So far so good Luke Stanton was almost recon- ¬ that anyone that some one She nodded not desisting from her ciled to art and was rather given to diagrams That some one has dared to hint that that you know whaixl mean Apparently she did for she answered ¬ ¬ ¬ - Isnt it I mw A r SSI w your father has made some millions to glass paints painting and Jecorating dignify your obscure family by wedding a foreigTier with a swell title It is wise however to make inquiries into his character before actually goirig to church with him From Paris there Scteniifo American come two comic tales abont such a Agency for sm union Tba bride was showing a r gorgeously-furnishe- d friend of hers over her hotel and in the drawing room drew her attention to the magnificent chandelier Piqued by her lack of en- ¬ Well thusiasm the bride remarked TRAD2 MARKS I MjfrSll you dont seem to say much about my JC 4000 chandelier b vr o Four thousand v CGPYRICHTS CtC pfounds said the friend with a polite For Information and free Handbook write to sneer When Ho Marries for Money His Wife Makes Several Discoveries No doubt it is a delightful thing if Paints Brushes Artists5 Ma-¬ terials Window Glass Etc Estimates promptly furnished eoH NAT -- The Only Line Running Pullman Vestl buled Trains with Dining Car an for CINCINNATI INSIANAPOLIS CHSCAGO The Only Direct G2G2HNAT3 DAYTOK LISSA lin TOLEDO DETROIT And THE LAKES i j J TiilS IS MY SON - I no girl in her senses could refuse Surely and the great charm about Kittie Alban was her extreme sensibleness He knew the exact spot on which he would be sure to meet Kittie and lie was hurrying toward it when he car- romed against somebody coming in the opposite direction I bejr- - Why what the deuce x self But he wanted it settled Adrian Stanton held persuasively Come father Father OUt his hand - -- v - ¬ -- ¬ - in a low voice That is it I overheard something in the drawing room this morning and what would they say if you came to Lon- ¬ don with me There was a moments pause and with a sudden gulp Luke Stanton plunged manfully into the deep waters of a declaration They would say in truth that he could not bear to lose her that he loved her that he wanted nothing better than to hear her say she would ¬ fill IW PLVCED THE LETTER IK ANOTHER ENVELOPE v 5 talking about my sons studio when all at once the whole fabric top ¬ pled about his ears in the most ghastly fashion Adrian came to him one day with the news that ne was engaged to be married It was unexpected but not necessarily disastrous until the fatal inmft as his truth was disclosed he Luke Stanton he Teat city man heavy alike of purse andmoral reputation was expected to daughter-in-laa w - jnddel There was a scene all the stops of paternal indignation and filial ingratitude were pulled out to their fullest and it ended in Adrian walking out of the house He made several further attempts to him to a more 5ee his father and bring amicable frame of mind but ineffectu sllY and at lnt in spite of threats to ixlp hisrallovvU to cut him out of be his wife Would she say it here now He was an old man triple her He stopped age no doubt but but of face and Miss out of breath and red Alban covered her face with her handc and made no answer even when hav ¬ ing recovered himself Mr Stanton pressed her still further I I dont know she murmured am so surprised must think I Of ourse she should have time to think until to morrow Would she tell hiiif fb fnorrow An inarticulate sound no doubt meant yes and then came a niore coherent You will go now wont you I want to be alone And with many a backward glance Luke Stanton went He chuckled to himself again as in his own room his eyes now fell on the bowl of water cold now over vhich he had opened Adrians letter He would be finely caught and it was not a case of cuttingoff his nose to spite his face for Kittie Alban was as pretty a girl as anyone could wish and a perfect little lady He took unusual pains over his dress ¬ ing crumpled innumerable ties and at hands I felt I must come down Did you Well that s uniortunate because Im going back to TrrrTT n But dad do listen to me I I wont listen I tell you besides I have an appointment I cant stay The pink muslin frock was distinct ¬ ly visible Luke felt that the srfaiation went to the jewelers to remonstrate was intolerable with him for cheating her husband One moment You must stay My But madome said the jeweler real wife is here youll see hei youll the price is very fair five rows of t ly TU see her d itrh TvnrlR nnd vprv fair nearls are not Directly wont you Mrr Stanton But there are dear at 44000 fra a soft voice broke in before the tmpar- Pairdon me nadame five two donable word was uttered when we sold the necklace I can show Miss Alban stammered Luke this you our book with the description and is my son I punnber of pearls He showed her the I know and to the old mans hor- ¬ book and she is no longer delighted by ror and amazement Kittie slipped her her husbands ldnd attentions After arm within Adrians and my hus- ¬ allt one hardly expects a husband to fair band danser lanse du panier to make a bit Luke Stantons face became purple for himself when acting as steward to he opened his mouth to speak and then lis wife London Sketch all of a sudden stood silent My dear ¬ est Kittie always your own L S The Seeing1 a Koso Grow words seemed to buzz round him And An ingenious Frenchman has suggest- ¬ without giving1 himself time to collect ed a way in which a rose or other his thoughts Kittie began to explain flower could be caused to appear grow- ¬ the idea had been hers the doctors had ing and unfolding in the presence of ordered her sea air and quiet and had a roomful of spectators He proposes suggested Great Startmouth Immedi- ¬ to employ the kinematoscope a magic ately afterward Adrian had heard of lantern so arranged as to produce mov- his fathers intended stay there and jEg figures on a screen by means of a she insisted on having ner own way series of photographs cf living objects And now he knew her wouldnt he each successive photograph having been have a little mercy Adrian broke in taken only a small fraction of a sec- ¬ Couldnt he understand Here Luke ond later than its immediate predeces ¬ broke in quickly He would see them sor But for the proposed new applica- ¬ later on at the hotel But as he walked tion of this instrument the photographs off Kittie ran after him and pressed a need not be made so near together since He they are to represent changes which re ¬ crumbled paper into his hand opened it apprehensively It was his quire several months for their develop- own note and behind it was scribbled ment Beginning with the first ap- ¬ Forget all this No one shall pearance of the bud several thousand hastily ever know Whatever you decide be-¬ photographs of the growing rose are lieve that to be taken just near enough together A family party of three dined in Mr so that the change of form in the Stantons private room that night and flower is almost imperceptible until it at dessert Mrs Stanton Jr received has attained its complete bloom and as a wedding then has faded and fallen to pieces from her father-in-lapresent a check for 1000 written These photographs being passed as not on a proper form but on a sheet torn transparencies in rapid succession from a notebook through the kinematoscope there would a appear upon the screen the figure o Queer old chap Fancy writing check on a scrap of paper like that re- - a rose visibly budding growing open marked Adrian afterward but Mrs mgy spreading its petals and finally Adrian only laughed She understood shriveling and dying the wihole proc- London World ess occupy ingbuta few minutes Many other applications of this principle to Worked Overtime the representation of growing objects A railway porter living in Lanca- ¬ are suggested Youths Companion shire was in the habit of frequently A Question fop Prophets getting up in his sleep and from his ac¬ Gazeway Speaking of the world be ¬ tions it was evident that the daily occupation was ever present One night ing round theres one thing that both he jumped up hurriedly ran down to ers me Jizney Whats that the kitchen vigorously opened the oven door and oxied out Change here for If its true that its round hov is it Bolton Bury and Manchester Tit possible for it to come to an ond- Bits Roxbury Gazette - youre going to shake Through Cars from CINCINNATI to CO 351 Bkoadway New Yoeic MUNN piling it up rather in America Oldest bnrcau for cecurlnE Patents ST LOUIS Every patent laLon oat ly u 19 brought before high That very chandelier was offered the public by a notice given tree o charge In the to me for 2300 That afternoon the SPRINGFIELD ILL bride drove to the shop from which the KEOKUK and chandelier came and began an indig Largest clrcnlntlnn of anr Bolnntlflcpnper In tho wond SplenUIuJv illustrated No iutcllhrrut nnnt speech about the wickedness of THE WEST Vckly man should be without Jr SOtfR 4000 for a chandelier of- CO charging her year 150 six months Adrians MUNI tuBUSKEjis G L 13roadway New York City fered to sonne one else for a little more D Q EDWARDS than half The dealer interrupted her CINCINNATI Q General Passenger Agent Madamo you are mistaken that chan ¬ delier was chosen by your husband was Yes sherreplied I never THE fiCClDERTS OF LIFi it not And you gave saw it till it was put up Writfr to T S Qotkcey frames to pay for it with him 100000 Drawer JC5 Chicago SecreWe offered it to him for Certainly tary of the Star Accident 5500o francs but he beat us down to Company for information 50000 and thats all we got Ton had regarding Accident Insur ance Mention this paper better ask Mm to show you the receipt r think vou ii find he hasjosit it By so- doing you can save Has- paiicver 00080000 foi A iu tle while later the bride received membership fee a bill for 40000 francs for a pearl neck- - accidental injuries lowi TV0 li ncrKoTirl Tind rivm it tr hiFW Be your own- Agent THAN AJSY OTHER AND was as a birthday present and she THE SHORTEST LINE phased by the lrindly thought although Bhe knew ivt3lI slie quM have to pay as the pocket money she allowed him would hardly cover suon presents to nis wife She was rather startled by the DONT STOP TOBACCO AND POfNTS WEST price since though the pearls were HOW TO CURE TOUrtSKMT WHIEJK fine two rows did notseem to represent using- rr anything like so large a sum so she Isnt that wMmm mmtm ¬ - - 12 HOURS QUICKER InoioiiatfXouisvJIle - - Berlin physician who has usevl it in his pri vate practice since 1872 wiihorta fflilurev It is purely vegetable and guaranteed perfectly harmless You can use all tho tobacco you AND POINTS EAST want while taking Baoo Curo It will notify you when to stop Wc give a written guarantee to cure permanently any case with three boxes or refund Uic inon y with 10 per eent interest Baeo Curo is not a substitute but a scientiile cure that cures without tho aid of will power and with no inconvonie ce I leaves the system as pure FSTFHIYlfiHUH and free from nicotine a the ciay yoa took Solid Vestibuled Train Steam Heated your first ohew orsmoko Lighted with stationary and mov Cured Uy Baoo Curo sodt Gatmcti Thirty able Electric Lights- - Thk tobacco habit grows on n irwm until his porvous system is seriously affected im ¬ pairing health comfort and hnppiness To quit suddenly isaoo severo i shock to tho system ns tobacco to an inveterate user be ¬ comes a stimulant that his system- craves Baco Cnro is a scientific cure for Jhe- to- ¬ bacco habit in all its forms carefully com- ¬ pounded after the formula of an eminent - DIRECT m AfTD QUICKEST KOTJTE n wasnfogisn Baltimore Philadelphia l IB New York i Hw VESTI BU LE LIMITED car M Pounds Through Dining the- origi No Extra Charere for Superior From hnndredsof testimontTsv naN of which are on file and open to in ¬ Service Rates as low or lower i than visa spection the following is presented other lines Clayton Nevada Co Ark an 2 18Sa r ureka Chemical ii fir Cow La Grosser For fortr years I used Wis -- Gentlemen tobacco in all its forms For oT tliat time I was a great suflerer from 1ft iFYOti riAVEAGOOD general debUty an heart d sease For I twenty-five-years various remedies Double The Indian Tobacco Aiiitlttote Chloride of Gold etc but none o S them did me the least bit of good Finally however X a box of your Bao Citr and it ns ontiiely cured me orfehp habit in all lt forms and J have increased thirty pounds In weight and am relieved fcrora- li tlie numer ¬ ous acbes and pains of body a U mind I could write u quire of paper upon my changed- feelings and condition Yours respectfully J H Makjiuky Pastor C P- Church Clayton Ark Sold1 by all druggists at sLW per box three boxGsvthirty days taeattusst J2 r0 with ironclad-written guarantee- oxseut direct upon receipt of price Write for booklet and Mfg Coh La proolSw Eureka Chamjeal OnossavWis and Boston Mass smongotihe-i-s-ISo-To-Bac fifteen years tried to qu thuteouldnttook cJStiiixrx UIKEgf S3 nrjy ffi nirj IF M rt o -- IF NOT AMD - oo DUERTKEI GET IT ce T N SI - I MSsfii u w W R RENFEO Lexington Ky WELL DRILLER WATER FOUND W R Benfro who has drilled hundreds of wells for thebesfccitizoiaaof Bot1 Mercer Anderson Woodford Scott Bonrbon Fayette and adjoining conntiei with nniforni success feels that he can xefoi with confidence to the citizent oi these counties Avoid accidents and vexatious delays by having your weii drilled by e perienced and successful fiTm W R Re afro undertakes to drill wells as quick and cheap as it is possibla U do and will insure water Any one needing water Bhould drop him a card anj h will call and see you at o ce Ordera left at W F Talbotta tabK Paris Ky will receive prompf arttejQtion ¬ -- Utt W EidencHtrr ParkS A - - LimefitoneStrett v T P 6 BOX R 605 - RENPRO LEXINGTON KY lidt ly 4T V -- U 1 kt H 6o V r T Jr s - f w 1 JJ kf ij f lX S V A 41 - 3V - r l j 1 J JSA- - - - - x -- t iffc- - r - we i 4 V V2 ta v - - r sJ V - j-v-- -- - lit T V -- - r - r 1 s t v t 1SSw - - X - sJ - T3L 1 r rf A 7 T7 j if Vv e v i X r h I THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAY JANUARY u 8 1897 No-To-Bac- for - t M MOTES n J fi w h one quarter 7924 aegrees uast one German Players Tyno Became Famous foi GREAT deal of hundred and seven and ten one hun Tlieir Skill with the Instrument nnnrrnw fioc krr P dreths 107 10 100 poles to stone cor-¬ It is very certain that whatever the written and be- - 1 ner to Marston and Mrs Stevens in derivation may be it the Jews harp Miss Sarah Bethards line thence with iievea aoout has little or no special affinity with the market a fifty centpackageof their great her line North seven 7 degrees West blood purifiers OF the Jewish race though it is of extreme remedy This will give every tobaeco user 4 forty six and sixty four hundredths What purifies the power to con ly ancient date Its introduction in a chance to test tobacco in every ljormand 46 64 100 poles to stone corner to blood the desire for same thence North eighty nine and England cannqt be traced but the term trolthe same time be benefitted by at one quarter 89X degrees West nine is clearly a corrupted form of the bacs nerve strengthening qiuditri6S0Ervry tobacco and twelve hundredths 9 12 100 poles THE KIDNEYS 1rench jeutrompe literally a toy trum- ao once user should procure a httycent box irora nis aruggisDororaeri oytinuu to locust post in abutment thence pet but the corruption of jeu into You will be surprised to s- e how easily faricT North seventy eight and one half 78 BLOOD PURIFY o Jews is evidently of a good age Per- ¬ quickly the desire for tobacco disappears degrees West five and twenty hun ¬ reade can obtain a sample and booklet haps it was a jeu desprit Timbs in Any by addressing dredths 5 20 100 poles to a stone neat Free the AND THEY ALONE his Popular Errors says that the unicago or in e w xorK SterlingRemedy Cpv a gate thence North thirty nine and anu inenbiomngiiius n If diseased however they cannot instrument is called a Jews harp by paper degrees East three quarters 39 i and the blood continually becomes Bacon called it Hakluyt fifty nine and sixty six hundredths jeu M C li C C Guest This wine is really excellent more impure Every drop of blood 66 100 poles to end of stone fence trumpe while jeu trump is used by Host jto himself 59 This Dec 16 1896 This fellow is eithecan in the bodv oes through the kidnevs thence along the middle of stone fence Beaumont and Fletcher In Baileys ignoramus or he is the rascal who sold me the sewers of the system every three 9 North twenty one and three quarters Fliegende Bluctter dictionary 1733 will be found Jews that wine BOURBON CIRCXJXT COURT niinutes night and day while life degrees West sixty fiye and sixty A COLLECTION OF ODDITIES 21 harp an instrument of musick the endures hundredths 65 60 100 poles to stone Danger Environs Us SallieB Barnett Plaintiff Some of the towns in Germany have substitution of harp commonly for thence North twelve and one half 12 ¬ malaria vs degrees West one hundred and thirteen their water pipes made of glass pro- - trump is apparently a later growth If we live in aregion whereto escapeis preva- ¬ lent It is useless to hope if itWi unTolin I Moore Defendants and ninety six hundredths 113 96 100 tected with an asphalt covering to pre- - although of course Hakluyt points to provided with a medicinal safeguard er an early use In all probability the ever the endemic is most prevalent1 and poles to the beginning containing two vent fracture And in South hundred and thirty three acres and The heaviest bell in the world is that Ieiich origin of the term is a correct malignant Indies andand Central America he West cert in portions of poles 233 A 3 P The Northwestern Mutual Xife three nhd puts the kidneys in perfect health and at Moscow Pvussia which weighs 432- - orie matter-of-fa-jaws harp may have been Mexico and the Isthmusof Panama Hos And the other tract commonly known 000 pounds Insurance Company Plaintifife name invented by tetters Stomach liittershave pro Veda rem ¬ nature does the rest in city hall New tlie That as the Marston Farm is described as vs xne country ijlk among wnom it cir ¬ edy for aud preventive of the disease in The heavy dragged out feeling the 1 follows Situated in the County of York weighs 22300 pounds every form Not less effect veis it in curing Moore c Befenants John I bilious attacks headaches nervous The greatest of all luxuries in cen-¬ culated maybe through the efforts of rheumatism liver and kidney complaints Bourbon and State of Kentucky on the unrest fickle appetite all caused by And waters of Hiukston creek Beginning tral Africa is salt To say that a man the chapman and the packman Brew- ¬ dyspepsia bUiousuess and nervousness poisoned blood will disappear when at a stone corner to Clay Cunent eats salt with his victuals w the same er is very brief on the subject he con- ¬ the kidneys properly perform their S Withers SalHe There be three men c7 Plaintiffs thence North forty eight and one as saying that he is a- rich man Mnngo fines himself to the statement that son who are said to monuments to in Atchi-¬ functions paid for mem vs quarter 48X degrees East one hun- ¬ Park sajs the long continued use of thei best players on the instrument ory of their wives firtt husbandstheAtchiThere is no doubt about this 1 John I Moore c Defendants dred and one and thirty six hundredths vegetable food creates so painful a have heen Koch a Prussian soldier son Globe Thousands have so testified The 101 36 100 poles to a stone corner to under Frederick the Great Kunert theory is right the cure is right and ¬ By virtue of a judgment of saleinade said Current and Cold quickens rheumatism but quickly John Mcllvaine longing for salt that no words can suffi Amstein and some others He makes health follows as a natural sequence 1 and entered in the above styled causes thence South fifty one and three ciently describe it surely St Jacobs Oil cures it Be self convinced through per- of Eulenstein who may bo on the 2th day of December 1896 I quarters 51 degrees East sixty three Right handedness or more properly no mention been sonal proof the master of all play- ¬ A Missouri ax always likes to cut a box will sell at public outcry at what is and sixty eight one hundredth 6368 100 speaking rightsidedness exists in a said to have or whittle when he is thinking known as the Home Farm of John I poles to stone corner to said Mcllvaine greater or less degree in the majority ers Moore in Bourbon county Kentucky thence South thirteen and one half The celebrated Stephanie Felicite of living things The right tusk of to the highest and best bidder on Whex bilious or costive eat a Cascaret degrees East one hundred and the norwhal is usually longer than the countess de Genlis in her Memoirs 13K candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 23c forty three 143 poles to a stone corner dp- - tells us a great dealabout Koch the to Marston thence South seventy four ntlipr Tn sprnpntR thft Innr most Nobody says yes everybody says veloped is the right The soles eyes German playervhich is w orth record Saturday January degrees and twenty five minutes 740 25 Atchison Globe 1dier w described as yeh West seventy two 72 poles to corner are twisted to the right Parrots perch mS Thlf soj was m the service of Burxixg itching frost bite Use St Jamusician to same thence South seventy six and for the most pait on the right leg In enck the Great and being fond of cobs Oil cures promptly Cools the fever About the hour of 12 oJclock ni the one quarter degrees 76 West the drawings of Egyptians Assyrians TJ AND relieving the tedium of gentry go following described tracts of laud to seventy six and sixty four hundredths Greeks and Romans they are shown No oxe can study elocution and not be s harp to practice on the wit 76 64 100 poles to a stone corner to be righthanded and savages np to the he affected afterward Atchison Globe Beginning at a stone in the middle John Redmon thence South seventy- One night u n aiaii with considerable skill of the Millersburg and Ruddells Mills four and three quarters 74 degrees prefa ciiu ituy j5e11cjit11y uat liio boom Frederick who was an amateur musi There are no excuses not to use St Jacobs turnpike in front of the residence of West nineteen and forty hundredths hand to cast the arrow assegai or cian heard what he thought was a dis Oil for bruises H C Current thence along the mid- ¬ 19 40 100 poles to a corner to said erang his window dle of said pike South seventy three Redmon in the Ruddells Mills road The Greenlanders know a thing or tinct orchestra under OF THE HIGHEST GRADE Sevex out of ten men who order raw oys- ¬ wThen he discovered that the sounds ters do not like them Atchison Globe 73 degrees West fifty two 52 poles thence North twenty nine 29 degrees belief that a dog can find came from one of his privates two In the Sur ¬ South seventy two and three quarters West ninety and seventy hundredths its Avay anywhere they bury a living PROMPTLY EXECUTED BY West one hundred and twenty Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and 72 90 70 100 poles to stone corner to F dog in the same grave with a dead child prised on learning that such wonderful nine and twenty six one hundredth Grimes thence North seventeen anid The canine is supposed to be used by effects could be produced by a singie bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10j degrees East man with two Jews harps he ordered Keilegg Newspaper Do 17 129 26 Ko poles to a stone corner to three quarters the child as a guide in the other world the player into his presence He was said Current thence leaving said pike eighty and seventy six hundredths THE MARKETS with the line of said Current South So 76 100 poles to corner in Currents The Australians pull out the corpses duly presented to the king the follow- ¬ de- ¬ line thence South eighty four and one finger nails and then tie the hands Cincinnati Jan 7 thirty seven and one half 37 to the We offer to our Gustomsrsand The Trade 3 00 25 one hundred and thirteen quarter 84X degrees East twenty to prevent its digging its way out of ing morning and performed majesty LIVE hTOCK CaUlecommoaS24 uU grees East delight and satisfaction of select generally the most satisfactory work possible three and thirty six hundredths the grave to engage in the vampire who rewarded Koch with his and gave CALVES butchers good light 5 50 fa 4 25 113 poles to a stone corner to same 6 0 fair 10 50 s ¬ 3 25 2 8J thence South fifty five and HOGS Common 23 36 100 poles to the beginning con- business The primitive Bussians put Our facilities enable us in these branches 3 ao 3 30 Mixed packers degrees West forty three taining one hundred and eighty three a certificate of character in the dead him his discharge that he might de- ¬ 554 3 50 3 40 Liht Choice If you desire and twenty four one hundredth acres one rood and twenty four poles persons hand so that no questions vote his time and attention to the ad SHfEP shippers to turn out work very rapidly 3 00 3 65 4 90 4 50 poles to a stone corner to of land 183 A R 24 P vance of his talent Koch had not the LAMBS Good to choice 43 24 100 to release your type on some large job send 3 60 3 90 LoUR Winter family Said two parcels of land last describ- ¬ might be raised at the gate of Heaven same thence South thirty five 35 de- ¬ slightest knowledge of music but owed GRAIN Wheat No 2 red 94 grees East nine and twentj four one ed will first be offered separately and 87 his ability to natural taste and instinct it to us for either stereotyping or electrptyp No 3 red HISTORIC BATTLEFIELDS 21 hundredth 924- - 00 poles to a corner then as a whole and the highest and Corn No 2 mixed He macle quite a fortune traveling about I9J4 Ing and it will be returned to you promptly Oats No 2 to same thence South forty eight and best bid accepted Cunaxa where Cyrus the younger ani performing in public and private 36 Kve No2 degrees West one one quarter 48 I will also sell at the same time and 12 25 1100 HAY Prime to choice and in good order 8 75 and one and thirty six one place publicly to the highest and best was defeated by his brother Artaxerxes anj retired to Vienna where he lived PROVIalONS Mess Pork hundred Mesopotamia on the xmtil long past the age of 80 He died 3 65 L ird Prime steam We make a specialty of Newspaper Head- ¬ hundredth 101 36 100 poles to a stone bidder what is commonly known as the is a village of between one and two 18 15 a ITER JJiver Euphrates 1S30 He used two harps at BU Prime to hoice dairy ¬ about Home Farm of John I Moore conthence North eighty four and 21 choice creamery ings and Guts and have the largest assort ¬ 150 125 degrees West twenty three taining about 402 acres and which is days march from Babylon The re- - once in the same manner as the peas APPLES Per bbl 84 1 10 90 and thirty six one hundredths 2336 100 divided into two parcels described as treat of the 10000 began from this bat ents of the Tyrol and produced with POTATOE New per bbl ment in these lines to be found anywhere la NEW YORIC thence South seven- ¬ follows First beginning in the mid- ¬ tle field In point of fact there were out doubt the Harmony of two notes poles to a stone 5 15 4 90 the country from which to select degrees dle of the Millersburg and Ruddells not 10000 Greeks but only about 7000 struck at the same moment which was FLOUR Winterpatent teen and three quarters 17 957 GRAIN Wheat Ko 1 northn ¬ West eighty and seventy six one hun- Mills turnpike corner to Marshall and - The River Boyne where the battle considered by the musically curious aa b9jj No 2 red 293 dredth 80 76 100 poles thence South running therefrom with the middle of wTas fought which settled the fate of somewhat extraordinary when the lim CORN No 2 mixed 22 J4 L N Kellogg Newspaper Co twenty nine 29 degrees East ninety said pike N 86 W 89 04 P thence N James and his adherents was celebrated ited powers of the instrument wTere re OAIS Mixedmess 8 75 8 25 PORK New and seventy one hundredths 90 70 100 86 W52SS poles a corner to parcel 2 4 07yt 429 Elm Street Cincinnati O LARD Western poles thence North seventy four and thence with the middle of fence and before that event It was called the membered Herr Koch had a fine idea CHICAGO E Boyne of Science on account of the of theatrical effect for it was his cus FLOUR Winter patents three quarters 74 degrees East nine- ¬ with the line of said parcel S 5 4 75 4 50 SOUTHERN 88 87 teen and forty one hundredths 128 64 poles thence S 5 W 3908 poles many monastic institutions along its torn to require that all the lights be GRA1 s Wheat No red 78 78 Chicago spring No 19 40- - 00 poles thence North seventy thence S 1 E 680 poles thence S 3 shores and is noted for its scenery and extinguished in order that the illu CORN 2No 2 HOMES IN 2 23 W 3348 for its ancient and modern historical sion produced by his playing jnight bu OViN No 2 six and one quarter 76X degrees East W 418 poles thence N 87 16V4 7 65 7 6 seventy six and sixty fear one hun ¬ poles to a stone corner to Whaley associations in the celebrated Coast Country Cheap and on rea ¬ PORK Mess increased 3 82V-- sonable tnns fruit vegetable anl Held crp farms 3 a stone thence S i LARD Steam W 7092 poles to a stone dredths 76 64 100 poles to Greatproduetion 3HrectmirUct Blversl au Waterloo where Napoleon was finally Another German a x5easim BALTIMORE Jled crops Travel via IVi eo Line from thence North seventy four degrees and corner to the same and Ardery thence St T ouisandGBTFor land literature maps excur ¬ 4 50 4 85 E 17028 poles to corner to Mar- ¬ overthrown is the name of a small vil- - herdsman named Eulenstein about the FLOUR Family twenty five minutes 740 25O East N full inl urination Avrto sion rates 91 925J THE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY seventy two 72 poles corner to Chas shall thence N 87 W 9S8 poles to a luge in Belgium on the edge of the beginning of this century devoted his GRAIN Wheat No 2 27ys 27 Corn Mixed 003 Eloe ISIdsr ST JLOUIS MO E 7732 forest of Soignies eight miles southeast attention to the cultivation of the Jewrs- thence North thirteen corner to same thence N 3 2 54 25 Marston Oats Mixed 11 00 LARD DISCOVERY gives and one hali 13 j4 degrees West poles to the beginning containing of Brussels Even the musketry fire of harp softening and enriching the tone PORK Reihied 16 So DDffcDQYSEff rulierantl cures worst Mess seventy four 74 poles to corner to said 229 acres Bel- - of this twanging instrument into al- - CATTLE First quality the great battle was heard in the 4 35 4 00 aud IO lavs cae Send for book of testimonials SONS Atlanta aa Second beginning at a corner to par ginm capital In France this engage- - most perfect harmony Indeed Eulen- - HOGS Western 3 90 rhnrles Marston thence with said 3 75 treatment Free DrII II anEEXl Marstons line North seventy nine and cel No 1 and running therefrom with ment is more frequently known as the stein acquired a musical reputation INDIANAPOLIS flnnsBevolTcrsSwordsSaa one quarter 79X degrees East one the middle of a rail fence and with the battle of Quatre Bras 88 GRAIN Wheat No 2 UUKtnNBlLM HUCllaTi aiesTenlaPlagsDrumsEtc from the way he manipulated this 20 one tenth lines of parcel No 1 N 5 E 38I0S poles 2 mixed Corn No hundred and seven and large Hlusd Catalogue free BANNEIUUX 2S Front St S 1814 Oats No 2 mixed The battle of Plassey took its name meager and not over agreeable instru W 12864 poles to the thence N 5 1 10 poles to a stone corner to said 107 LOUISVILLE Oil YES s WE USE 27 YUGATAfC Marstons aud Mrs Stevens in Sarah- middle Millersburg and Ruddells from the town in the presidency of Ben- - ment The Jews harp usually de 3 75 4 00 patent thence with the gal where Lord Clive with 900 Euro- - spised and ignored possesses three dif FLOUR Winter No 2 line thence with said Beth- Mills turnpike Bethards 8 red N peans and 2000 Sepoys defeated an In ferent tones the bass tones of the GRAIN Wheat A 2T K E 1638 aras line JNortn seven j uegree - middle of said turnpike 20v Corn Mixed poles one hun- 863 W 3616 thence dian army of 40000 infantry 15000 cav- ¬ first octave have some resemO its Mixed 23tf WHEN WAITING TO ADVERTISERS West fortv six and sixtv four PLEASE 0 7ii dredths 46 64 100 poles to a stone cor- - N 85 W 7508 poles thence with the alry and 50 pieces of artillery and thus blance to those of the flutq PORK Moss stato that you saw the AdverlJaetaeat in thi 6 00 ner to same thence North eighty nine Redmon turnpike S 4 W 6336 poles established the English rule in India and clarinet those of t he midi LARD Steam and one quarter S9X degrees West thence S 5 W 15512 poles to a corner It was in some respects the most nota- die and high of the vox humana of nine and twelve one hundredths to Whaley thence S 88 E 10336 poles ble victory ever won on any field some organs lastly the harmonical 9 12 100 poles to a locust post in the to a stone corner to same thence S REASONS FOR USING sounds are exactly like those of the 334 poles to a corner to parcel Abutment thence INorth seventy eignt g7t THE FUNNY MEN fl harmonica It is conceived that this and one half 7SK degrees West five No 1 thence witn the line of said par diversity of tone quoted the Mirror twenty one hundredth 5 20 100 cel No 1 N 3X1 E 4108 poles thence and Orayteisthebestmanattelliiigaii Q XT K 1827 affords already a great variety in poles to a stone near a gate thence N 1 W 680 poles to the beginning con after dinner story that I eyer heard CtJLlLVxX 9 Q North thirty nine and three quarters aining 17276 acres execution which is always looked Thats so He tells that stoiry he got the Said Home Farm will first be offeri iA decrees East fifty nine and ofc to day just as wellas he did 20 years upon as being feeble and trifling on ac sixtv ix one hundredths 59 66 100 ed in parcels and then as a whole and ago It is something wonderful In count of the smallness of the instruSET nnles to the end of a stone fence thence the highest and best bid accepted ment It was not thought possible to Said sales will be made upon credits dianapolis Journal of said stone fence nlon- the middle JBecause it is absolutely pure any attempt She Im learning a lovely skirt derive much pleasure from conquer the North twenty one and three quarters of six twelve and eighteen mouths for Because it is not made by the so called Dutch Process in 5 2121 degrees Wst sixty fiye and sixty equal parts of the purchase money for dance but of course I dont let anyone which could be made to which chemicals are used poles to a which the purchasers will be required seo me I practice in a room all by my- ¬ difficulties of so limited an instrument one hundredths one- - to execute bouds pa3able to the under-halBecause beans of the finest quality are used stone thence North twelve aud He Ah I see You follow the because in the extent of three octaves self degrees West one hundred signed Commissioner writh good and Australian ballot system Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired I 2Y were number Detroit there noc a filled up of sjmces which the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans and thineeu and t hinety six one hun- - sufficient surety to jbe uapproved by said Free Press by the talent of could be uciti most ample dredths r 13 96100 poles to the place vomiiiibijjoiieiof iiiiu until iiiji julcicsl Because it is the most economical costing less than one cent paid at the a sale the day I see by the papers that an umbrella the player isBesides the Herr Euof beginning excepting therefromtwo from of six uer certum per annum and a cup impossible modulation rate factory in Philadelphia has failed re- ¬ trorf f land containing twenty 5i sure that vnit fh rniiirp nrrl mnrf hu WAI TPD lenstein remedied the inconvenience of either princi h i nW imerf for a graveyard excepted in default of payment claimants herein marked the veterinary I have no- ¬ by joining 16 Jews harps which he BAKER CO Ltd Dorchester Mass Established 1780 ticed replied the entomologist that in the deed from William J Mcllvaine pal or interest the lien may aeciare wnth umbrellas it is either put up or tuned in his own special way and so to libenezer Marslou dated March 1st or any or tnem which 5r iSQ and recorded in Deed BookRec- all of said bonds in pajablethey have an shut up Pittsburgh Chronicle Tele- - performed his selection by changing and enforce as due and the harps with extreme rapidity al-fpae 405 of the Bourbon County the interest by appropriate proceed- ¬ gTapn there collection oU nnoo V i ords said property containing in tl VB I interrupt mux iii UUIU11VW en mo Father trying to read a newspaper not toACCJJIUg UiiCthe measure He be Never Not a bit of it hundred and sixteen ings and a lien will be retained on all That Is aggregate four 9 v ammr w of said land as an additional security What was that racket in the hall just came so proficient that he was able to acres more or less 416 out of the question Probably not Iocot iIWI land is divid- - for the purchase price thereof The now i i Mother One of the children execute with grace and ease runningone 01 the many washing powders Father Well tell ed ihto the two 2 foil wing described purchaser or purchasers will be allowed fell downstairs t i -nnmnn1r IO nritrllorA nf TlflWtlCT CWiV Or fill of them that if they cant fall downstairs over four octaves many quite difficult w j j to j luuiuiuu tracts rirsi mat wuitu 1 arm as 101 said bonds before maturity that have been made to imitate ItaliM1 Erench and German pieces He clvaine Jcnowii as the quietly I wont let them fall down at wfls iudllced by tbe duke of Gordon in BY EXPRESS ORDER OF THE Pearline would claim to excel it lows situated in the County of Bour COURT AS SOON AS THE SAID all Tit Bits lg28 wJlo was deijg hted by his perf orm- Millers of Kentucky on the bon State in any way All they ask is to be ¬ Helen Oh yes he always thought ailCeS to the in turnpiKc Ruddells W and at a stone inMills middle of SALES ARE MADE THE COMMIS- the world of me Before Ave were mar- - jews harptourstill Scotland where Ku SIONER WILL DEMAND OF THE the considered the same as or as is rather popular Bediming -seventy three 73 BIDDERS THAT THEY EXECUTE ried he used to say that he was willing Wtstein also visited the chief towns of saul piUeSouth good as Pearline But theyre DIRECTED and England and drew crowds to hear his West fiftv two 52 poles to a point in BONDS AS HEREIN bidders so to do to die for me Nellie But he didnt the not even that Pearline is tomiddle of same thence with same upon the failure ofwill proceed to resell Helen Of course not He was so novel entertainment in London It is quarters the Commissioner you know He said that he presumed that he returned to his own eventv two and three thoughtful South day just as it has been from the time said degrees West one hundred and to laud at said names and will report did not care to do it lest I should be country about 1832 72 Since then the first the best thine in the worlv twenty nine and twenty six one hun of the Court the as are inand residences unable to replace the loss Household Jews harp seems to have fallen into dis deiault if any such bidders to a stone for every kind of washing and cleaning dredtSs i2Q 26 100 poles Words repute and its position as a serious to H C Current thence leaving there should be of said lands will be corner The purchasers means of musical enjoyment is no long01 sam V1A Dike with line TERSELY MENTIONED required to pay the taxes upon the er admitted London Standard So VfJthtrtv seven and one half 37 H lands for the year 1897 which may be hundred and thirteen Of the 38 sultans who have ruled the Eact one vw same mm saleswill -be made to satisfy the Ottoman empire since the conquest of Slaughter witli Old Style Guns i POICa tu a htone coruti to Said three quar rTotliing- so far done with the long Constantinople by the Turks 34 have thence-- South fifty five aud of the plaintiff The degrees west iorty uncv uu lien debtMutual Life InsuranceNorth died violent deaths range maguzine rifles of to day ap ter Comhundredths 43 24 100 western lAWiu four oe proaches the slaughter achieved with A series the day of sale tc mfcUo a stone corner to same thence pany amounting onOne Hundred and has recentlyof ancient Greek remains the ruder weapons of the latter part Tnrt flUlP Twelve Thousand been discovered in dne of South thrty hve aegr ixtv Two and Thirty three One Hun- the principal squares of Tatras com- - of the last century ajid tbe earlier half uv- tWeiUWU Slid ar1 tli TiVti TH me x ic ncCATfpfl liv fin F Ji w w j prising u mosaic pajveineni j uilu sume x uuio copolestoacorneyosameu Saie marble sculptures 934 I Moore llllll I vitness that at the battle of Pontenoy fnlm n and one half S Withers amounting on the day 01 fell before a single I said by soThe ire degrees Hast wMj 41 a iii riuuarea Tim n1 sale to Four Thousand five nine One scholarsTurkish language is mostmu- - j French guards j psiToMk uiiuw mm k S VHRSHIHBHBiHHHHHHEfT 10 naVf m ALL ac to be the soltesfcand and Seventy tSaii ucj ioot and Fourteen fiftv fouf one hundredths acn 63 54 Hundredth Dollar 45i4 79 aucl th sical language of modern times being 25 50 DRUGSiSTS i7 The administrative board of Ann m asone corner uj 9 sixty- - lien debt and interest of the baiety better adapted to the purpose of mu ¬ c Jbast ifflSPLDmi 6niBHTHB5 So u A n ti deeret liuuun-um- Bulletins and Loan Company of Win sical notation and recitation than even Arbor university has refused pemis R1X OUC mtii1v pie axi booklet free Id STERLDJG RKIEDY CO Chicasro Montreal Cn orNew Xcrt auo w v V musical clubs to make theis sion ior the m miP er t0 Charles Chester Kentucky amountiutr on the the Italian wwwrwwmmwwwwwmwwwmmvwmvFmwwmw9 n Jannual tourain the spring Fourteea tridi day f rtteto Hne fa JtoS a Marstons line North seventy nine and SALE VALUABLE iiftlii c 1400253 and the lien debt and interest of W M Layson amount ¬ ing on the day of sale to One Thousand and Ninety-eighand Eighty three One Hundredth Dollars 109883 and the lien and debt and interest of Mary McShane amounting on the day of sale to Seventeen Hundred and Ten and Eighty One Hundredth Dollars 171080 and the lien debt and inter- ¬ est of America Moore amounting on the day of sale to Seventeen Hundred and Ten and Eighty One Hundredth Dollar 171080 and the costs of these suits amounting to 105250 making the t jtal sum to be raised 30 252 8 EMMETT M DICKSON Dollars t- Two and Fifty Three One Hundredth THE JEWS HARP Fifty Cents mm Millions of men who are daity Tobacco SpiUiug and Smoking Their IvelTA wiv will be glad to learn that the milkers of the famous guaranteed tobtcco habit cure that has freed over 400000 tobac- ¬ co users in the last few years have put on No-To-Bac No-To-Bacs rUTi mi 1W1 iffli tfit M ii ¬ iifeplkli I No-T- o- ¬ H - J 1 ct I I I ¬ - ¬ 1 I I I IF ZU03BEI 9th9T LLECTROTYPING f ¬ V - ¬ 1 L l VQ three-quarter- 1 -- one-quart- t er v 7t -- fcO Y- v ¬ j ¬ i J ¬ 004003JJ j Wt ff v ¬ ¬ - I j rvQ rfpf JLJfCiXVl CL I H H Breakfast Cocoa C J - 65-60-10- f- 1 - ¬ - ¬ T V T 1 J 1 Ao - oooooj iT A head of Pearline a f - 1 c x l ¬ m x - -1 - ¬ I -- x- 1 1 - ih ¬ ¬ IJJAM BY CATHABT -- 1 - Tl t jjir1inCoTfil m - I wuiiw- jw rfVA WAA X3iatia T1TC 1 - x- CURtCOnSTIPATIOM m - m r S -- 1 tf-irt-orftM- -- - Ibd 9i i - t Ji cJ ttiij X 8 ifls THE A yKg tfeK 8Yi NEWS FRIDAY JANUABY 8 TURNING THE TABLES Wmtcc MBJ- Trivial - Mf CP SHE SPOKE AT LAST P 1 f S a -- i I- j - A K t J I h X k tK - 5SS V riv r jf v V 1 V 7 1 V 3 - - C V V -- 1 fc V - r M S- -T JLfr Wf y fcg in all the It must b iama and olog ks rmembeid that the conversation which ensued was not held in the dark ages but in the present enlightenment of the nineteenth century Heros gomething youll appreciate Mtsd ko si5 J9 e began to undo she assumes that he does She fires feu BTUaewjwr waappiag There was broadsides of qusfcios aA hi when9mr one aui it aaae over in two ever she is dressing to accompany him ikipa George how does my skirt haug What in tha world is it you dear Does my Is it too long in front oM thing cridMad dancing around Do you think belt cover the pins fciia my collar gown is beoomiug this Guess sweetheart back Are there any Oh I knowl Its a sew umbrella down at the Is my hat on wrinkles in this waist fAs my birthday These and a hundred other Nothing of the ort Shut your eyes straight interrogations are fired at hira at short Now open them There pay close atten If An immense duster of magnificent intervals gets he doesnt cross So he pretends to peacock feathers released from its tion she carefully and answers glibly alsheath of wrappiage was flourished be- listen always at random though fore tho yotxug womans eyes She gave The other day a neat wayof getting ore look at it than burst out crying upon him When he was Oh you erael boy I When you know even dawned dressing that night for a party he sud how it is to have peacock denly called his wife from the adjoining feathers in the huR and what dread ¬ room any one ful trouble it makes to do you think he said Alma feathers sobbed Hand graceDo you want to be happy and make all your friends happy Then come to TWIN BROTHERS tQ Then you dont wast this feather these new trousers inmg just a3 fully as they should make your eelectiors of Christmas present We have the lariat grandest and prettiest stock of holiday duster r4 she said Why George I dont goods ever displayed in Paris We are giving goods awa you might say so low are we selling them To Not for fche world I v know anything about it Why do you make room we have decided to sacrifice our immen81 stock of Maud bother me Claude was said Hold I have a great mind to throw this wondering on this shirtGeorge sitsI quite bosom if out of the window BOOTS I wish you would dear Well never right course it doe3 snapped Alma Of haye any luck with it in the house And these shoes do you really Read every line in this advertisement it will advise where to buy and save And the man who going home late comthink Big Bargains in Opes that were 6200 now 95c 250 now 125 6 50 now 195 500 now 250 600- - now that night picked it up has been con- plexionthey are becoming to my 300 750 now 425 900 now 500 1000 now 625 12 50 now 700 1500 now 750 gratulating himself ever since on his What a silly question Jackets that were 300 now 200 4 50 now 225 500 now 2n0 600 now 325 750 now 375 850 now lucky find Detroit Free Press And hold on Alma isnt the coat 425 1050 now 525 I200n6w 595 1550 now 698j -- AS a little long in the tails on one side I Giving avvay Overcoats and Ulsters tnat were S300 nowsr9o 500 now 275 750 now 375 1000 now Wit of a Scotch Lunatic mean and cant you pin it up This lunatic asylum story comes from Why- George I never heard you 5001250 now 700 1500 now 800 2000 now 998 Make your Christmas selections from our beautiful stock of silk handkerchiefs linen handkerchiefs Glasgow Two councilors of that city talk such nonsense You havent been wero taken over a large asylum the other drinking have you initial handkerchiefs mufflers fine hosiery fine gloves fine jewelry fine garters neckwear fine shirts cuff day by one of the patients a safe man buttons ear rings stick pins hair pins fine purses silk umbrellas kid gloves fine plush cases bruh and And just wait a minute Alma room to display a He qnicjdy raised his silk hat from the comb sets water sets mirrors boas perfumes glove cases He had led them to a CO view from a window when some one dresser and clapped it on the back of Toys dolls carriages wagons baby houses dishes drums chairs guns ships desks watches tam shut the door with its self acting lock his head Now dear please pay at- bourines accordions vases sideboards carts sleigh trains be d steadscradles bureaus trumpets dancing and the three men were prisoners The tention Is my hat on straight figures whips games puzzle rockers wheelbarrows patient alone preserved his composure Ttign she understood his wicked little Big Bargains also in MENS and BOYS SUITS if While the councilors clamored to be re- game 1 leased he remarked They walked together in silence until Free Free We give a Large Handsome Framed Picture when your purchase amounts to 61000 If I were you I would be quiet they came within sight of their destina- We give Coupon Tickets with everything you buy of us no matter how small tj No help coming the councilors grew tion and the deeply wounded Alma Remember the place to save money is at c- desperate Beads of perspiration stood managed to stammer jr on their brows od they fairly yelled Well George you mean old thing If I were you repeated the patient is my hat really and truly on straight soothingly I would keep quiet Whereat they both laughed CleveBut were no daft pleaded one of land Plain Dealer the visitors a STONE OF SCONE Hoots mon thats what I said masel t dumb New York And unhappily this was no empty hear when I was brochfc in KYp 701 Tribune eayw The Enterprising Schoolboy Who Slept In The princess had long recovered from the Coronation Chair labor and Wealth her fright She could eat and drink but a Jong walk from the dining V It is Labor in some form is the means by no word passed her lips She had lost the a which the true wealth of a nation is in room of the Westminster school to the power of speech t Physicians came to her side They creased and it ought to be the means coronation chair which stands behind the old stone screen just back of the caused all the circumstances to be told used to inorease the wealth of any indi them put their heads together and wrote vidual The varieties of labor are so nu ¬ altar in the abbey but there is an inlong prescriptions The pation swallowed merous that every healthy man and teresting conection between the two obediently drops pills and powders but woman can choose from among them This chair as is well known is a rude the power of speech did not return v heavy oak chair much worn by time The whole court was draped in mourn- but to try to obtain money much or It contains the Stone of Scone and tp 5ALSAG01CYor ing But the old king who was usually so little without rendering in some way a was made by the order of Edward I in fair equivalent lor it is to live a life of mild and kind foamed with rage He or 1297 and every English sovereign since TheGiaBETAllERlNQCo dered all the frogs in his kingdom to be dependence which is equally disgraoe OF then has sat in it to be crowned killed and set a price of a farthing on the fuhunder whatever guise it may seek to CIHCIHKATI A stout railing in front of the chair CUX head of every frog and he threw the gar- hide itself New York Ledger restrains the crowd of visitors from QVJWVCC dener into prison Of what use was it all HO Servant JLa nr coming near but if they were allowed The princess remained dumb Op Days weeks and months passed by It will surprise most people to know to examine it as closely as I was for Physicians collected there from all corners that there is an English law to punish tunate enough to do they would find TJCKY VNlVERsm of the globe What one ordered tho other servants who invite their friends into cut boldly into the solid oak seat in always condemned but not one of them their masters houses jwzmwt Bourbon Circuit Court WrS f rffJIflliTy It seems the in- such sprawling letters as the schoo- ¬ could give backto the kings daughter her lboys knife makes upon his desk P power of speech Wise women and clever truders can be charged with being susN S Brooks Plaintiff tJJmSBjWMMmKlMA TO U and the servant who Abbott slept in this chair Jan 4 1801 shepherds were also sent for Even Master pected persons WmMWmxmS vs S3 0 Hammerlein the executioner was com- admits them with aiding and abetting P Abbott it seems was a Westminster I R Best etc Defendants WILBUR R SMITH PRESIDENT schoolboy and a tradition5 whioh there manded to come They plied their strange them London Queen 1 LEXINGTON KY of sale made By virtue of a judgment and secret remedies but none of them is every reason to believe is true tells 10000 The first spelling book printed in fchii that he made a wager with a sohool and entered in the above styled case on IJofiavonrxi eludingauccessful graduates In could help her 100 InBanks Award of Medal nnd Diploma at Worlds In the meantime the poor gardener was country was entitled The American mate that he dare stay in the abbey all the 17th of December 1896 1 will on Cwl wm I Exposition for Book keeping etc in a sorry plight He had hoped for a rich Spelling Book by Noah Webster It night alone A Tkoroagrli Influential and Honored College Hundreds of students in attendance reward and now he was lying in chains was issued in 1783 and for considerably In order to win his wager he hid in the past year from 20 behold neither sun or moon more than half a century was the stand ¬ and could Business Cano consists 1887 Business Arithmetic states of Book keeping S0TUBDHT Penmanship Commercial But his old mother was still living in the ard work used in all American schools some corner of the old building until JjBlw 0 Merchandising Banking Joint Stock the doors were locked for the night and homestead and she was a clever woman Manufacturing Lectures Business Practice thus was left alone there Fearing sell at public out cry to the highest bid- ¬ Mercantile Correspondence etc of much experience When she heard what I aDK II I iO including Cost had happened to her son she tied up her however that when morning came the der at 230 p m on the premises Tuition of Full Srasiness Coursenice family Stationery and Board in a i I uwrnriO bundle and wandered off to the kings boy with whom he had made the bet that certain tract of laud lying on about 890 Shorthand Typewriting1 and Telegraphy iBW I the Ardery Turnpike within one mile of are specialties have special teachers and town When she arrived there she betook disbelieve his statement that he would r property of R Best rooms and can be taken alone or with the Busiherself to the prison and implored the had won it he determined to have Millersbnrg the described asI follows ness Course WJ and particularly turnkey with such moving words that he Special department for ladies some proof of the fact and so spent the in Situations The demand for our graduates ex at last led her into the prison Beginning at a stake in the old dirt different departments of this College has hours of the early morning in carving The mother and son remained alone to road leading from Paris to Millershurg ceeded its supply ge t4ior half an hour Then the old womSmiths texinrton Ky Without a single exception there on the coronation chair the sentence¬ and corner to J A Miller and Mrs College is noted forthe location of Prof and fine its which even now nearly a century aft- Champ thence with said road in the climate has 25 churches heaithfulness Accessan jRbbled cff But when the warder is Merchant Tailoring Department 11 banks bright his jug of water to the young beyond doubt no greater or more er bears witness for him It is disap middle thereof S 89 W 12 poles S 74 ible by its many railroadsand Graduates successNo vacation man he was walking about his cell with popular newspaper in the United pointing that the tradition does not W 56 poles S 83i W 28 polesS 77 W ful For circularsEnter now President We guarantee fit and workmanship address its head high whistling a tune his record just what form and amount of 74 poles S 70 W 3072 poles to a stake JILBUR B SMITH Lexington Ky 3 50 Next day he demanded to be taken be- States than the Cincinnati Enquirer upon the lad in S Colvilles line and corner to Mrs punishment was visited fore the king He claimed that he possess- or a more successful publisher than for his escapade and that history does Champ thence with said Colvilles line Suits ed the remedy which would restore the fts proprietor Mr John R McLean not tell us of his later years I wonder S 42 E 97 poles to a stake corner to said power of speech to the princess a Leave your measure at Colvillethence N61E80 The old time prices for the Daily whether the courage and grit which¬ standing N 67 E 1 10 100poles to stake The princess had been obliged that same a poles from this deed manifested foretold an enerfiay to under to a great deal First she had Enquirer have been maintained and getic successful life or was dissipated black ash and N 23 E 1 pole from a The first of American Newspa- ¬ been pricked with redhot needles by a for- N 81 E 76 poles to a 701 703 Main Street eign doctor At this she had groaned and its circulation largely increased each in mera bravado Max Bennett Thrash- hickory thence Millers line thence N pers OHAS A DANA Editor in J A 8tare sobbed but not a word had she spoken year hard times and cheaper jour- er in St Nicholas Paris Ky 14 J W20 poles to a stakea corner to J A After that she had been given at the adW 50 poles to the Miller thence N 12 The American Constitution the vice of an old herb doctor the heart brain nals failing to arrest its onward inarch Tlie Neivest Envelope beginning containing 82 acres and 20 and tongue of a magpie and this was also and high appreciation of the public Opening an envelope by pulling a poles being the same land conveyed to American Idea the American quite useless Now the princess was lying for its string is the latest labor saving device I R Best by R T Milam and wife true worth and merit D pale and languid on a couch so exhausted Spirit These first last and all Like all simnle contrivances it seems she had closed her eyes that The Weekly Enquirer at beginning Acting under said order I will be re- ¬ the time forever queer no one thought of it before but Uey brought the gardener to her side of the campaign year was offered Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati at that doesnt impair its usefulness quired to take from the purchaser bonds His chains were clanking but he walked Ohio 6 a year Any envelope can be equipped with for the amount of 324132 and interest Daily- by mail rect and seemed jp good spirits cents a year and its circulation 50 Will he at the Windsor Hotel Paris from Dec 6 1896 due and payable to Try your arts said tie king and if increased by An ordinary the addition of over the opener at the top of piece of thread N S Brooks six and twelve months Daily Sunday by mail 8 a year the flap and you cam cure her you shall receive the Or- is inserted and bonds the most when the fold is made the thread pro- from date and day of saleJE Bryan due der of tffie Green Crocodile and as much 200000 new subscribers TUESDAY JAN 12TH 1897 for and payable to Mollie gold as you can carry V substantial and coveted testimonial a jects from one end To open the en- ¬ 11227 payable in six and twelve months r The eardener went to the invalids returning every second Tuesday in each velope all that is necessary to do is to from day and date of sale or the pur ¬ is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in month publisher could desire 7 couch made her sit up which she did the world pull back the thread chaser maVoav cash to said Brooks for Optician Landman willingly took her little white hand in When asked for the secret of such a New York the amount of her claim and to the said Price 5c a copy By mail This envelope opener is has been visiting this 2 a year ifis and gazedlnlo her tired eyes x Mr McLean frankly answers invention and ic promises to be very Bryan for the amount of her claim at city regularly forover M - Poor little princess he then said success Address THE SUN New jYork purchasers option For the residue of busy business man iivo vcaio auu uaa au- So unhappy and only one and twenty The Enquirer has no opinions to force popular with the the purchase money above tne claims or r justed glasses to the Brooks and Bryan the purchaser will be Jtsrs old a slight blush covered the prin- - pon its patrons it simply prints the eyes of the best people Silly Quention Then required to give bond payable to me six of Paris and Bourbon and tells the truth that the reader When ajnan has lost his pocketbook and twelve months after date or pay tess countenance her bosom rose and fell County and has proven himself com-pahifuliy and from her lips burst the k By or a gold oflar stud the question asked cash at purchasers option form his own opinions It petent thorough reliable and honest Not yet 19 words him by nine people out of ten is You can get Landmans glasses from xpaper to ining the price of the The power of speech had returned And this is Where did you lose it Clark Clays drug store between his This tract of land is one of the best - her th- king wept tears of joy in But J ews and greater variety can be always a very soothing question to the for small farming to be found in Cen- ¬ visits and when he makes his regular which the wholecoiirt joined him From visit he will examine your eyes thorough- ¬ cd and every class of business loser because if he knew where he lost tral Kentucky The soil is of the Cane Ifie German to sup- Ridee variety exceedingly productive ly and make any change necessary to the article it is not reasonable s catered to which a cheaper give satisfaction Examination free pose that he would be looking in 40 It is within one rincr one half miles of Iafe of a Prfnnt cannot afford References Drs JtvW T5 J Fithian different places to find it London Tit Millersburg a village of schools and lo- ¬ granted in tlie United Stato3 r WoHa Tt A patent upon a good Turnpike road xuauo iuun jl xbuxau ixj jjuvyou ouu fj cated been proviousvery- liberal support givea the Bits which by calling upon rn invention foreign hasuntry will be soD Cram of Paris for Prospective purchasers try patented in makes 1 by the1 public at large 01 Mr Frank Insko now residing on the Jerusalem has been partly or wholly with the for- limited in time as toAex e more than one ONLY ent upon the anagement burned 17 times each great conflagra place will be shown over the farm eign patent or if ther patent the rir in the L niW ferd-n it faithfully with A and en- - tion being kindled when the city was HARMON STITT I HQOOMY stable centrally located by a besieging force with r at foreign patent States will expire well as takei Will rent for reasonable ter 3 minor matters In no case the shortest jam m- l Assignee of I R Best ttppiy at jluk jlnisws omce xor iurcu States patent bo CO COiVEMERCIiXi TRIBUNE greater magnituc a XwSer will a Unitedgreater period than Hebrew figures place the date e particulars 27nov tf Cincinnati O A T Forsyth Auctr till rod at B C3340 nttaui inforcefor a I ¬ hce upon a time thaw lived a king o had an immense garden Its pathf Wtto strewn with gayly colored sand i the niches of its yew tree hedge stood White marble statues and strange flowers of burning colors surrounded the grass Wit But in the middle of tho garden was oad in the centor of which was a group ofc fish tailed sea gods who sitting upon scouting dolphins were biwlag their akell trumpets All the world admired this garde 3crewas only one person whom it did please This was the king younaf and Btst beautiful daughter Those shameless hen gods f risrhtened bar she al- avoided the rden therefore the king who loved hi daughter above all the world sont for a Jjang gardener who had travalad thjrougk Xiny lands and had seen many splendid tWngs and commanded him to make a netw garden in place of the old ona He wished to make a present of it to the prin oass on her birthday The gardener did- his best H dug and chopped and he planted Sunshine and rJn did their part also and when the bitthday came the gardeneE stood at the entrance gate and held a salver on which he offered to the princess the golden keys to the garden Followed by courtiers and ladies in waiting the princess then made a tour of the garden The heart of the kings daughter leaped within hor for joy She forsook the gravel walk and sprang lightly over the lawn so that her court ladies haddifficulty in keep ing up with her But with measured tread and a frequent shake of the head tho court jenna folio wed the frolicsome young peo- p3 A nodding rose twig had stuck in her She thought Pv tiered hair ns she passed the new garden hideous Sow the princess was nearing the spot whero the marble basin had formerly had a lace Today there lay a tiny smiling green lake Oh how charming exclaimed the princess and the ladies repeated the word after her Then a dreadful thing happened A fat green frog which was sitting in the reeds looking out for water ladies being dis turbed by the rustle of silken garments made a gcac jump and plunged into the water so violently that the drops spurted up JGvery one screamed and the princess sank down all palo upon the ground Nnw the courtduenna hastened her stops and was shocked to see what had happen- ¬ ed Luckily musk and smelling salts were easily found The fainting girl soon came to herself but fright had taken away her ppwer of speech With disturbed faces and shaking with anxiety the ladies in waiting carried her back to the palace In honor of the princess the townspeo- ¬ ple had decked their houses with greens and gay flags but when the midday hour ohimed they removed all signs of decoration for Dame Rumor announced that tho kings daughter had suddenly become ¬ ¬ tii nai ftU dhurter for H4a kooiekeayer fttooCTaiwic went home th wJ ft very fine feather wiflt who is a practical she is 1eo a gradn Etr XTaabaad Jata Opinion Almtt f SreM - ad the cfay sf of A certain up town Olevelsinder is the happy possessor of misarital itau3t ia a very pretty and accomplished lady She is fond of niee clothag and always looks well dressed and her husband is just as proud of her as he should be But from a technical point of view he knows nothing whatever about her garments nnd it bothers him greatly when T TWIN JlJCiil Ilk 1 ¬ WILL YOU JW MAKE 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ HAPPY g-g-i- ve ¬ MENS AND BOYS OVERCOATS CLOTHING LADIES JACKETS AND CAPES COMFORTS BLANKETS SHOES ETC H i ¬ ¬ - 1 JJ - ¬ ¬ ¬ - - ¬ 1 rPVZKr jOPiOmEIESIRSL BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 703 MAIN ST PARIS t ¬ ¬ fymrrmsjiMxrmBr----i-iir- ¬ ¬ ASSIGNEES SAEE flftfERC ¬ ¬ flil1lllliLil wo 1 ¬ ¬ iaOMA ¬ vtK 1 I vA JM 3 1 1 John R McLeans Great Newspaper ¬ 1 I- f5 ¬ d gj - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ THE SUN up Pants to order to order 1250 up ¬ Twin Bros ¬ ¬ L H Landman M - -- ¬ The Sunday Sun J -- - Cincinnati ¬ Weekly Commercial V1 Li1- - - - I r - Tribune Stable For Beat 50c A Year j T -- 1 T- r yeal -- rf1-- - - - v - It w v f j - Jji V 1 r x - WX - Wt Q - X v S v - yr 0 54 IHWil f T -- 4 - Si -- lijL ct r r flM PERFECT m Miiiiwwii i in Wl Ml If IPHK JlllMl IN ORIGINAL r - ii i i TVTi rmnwirrr i - - 5- f - v III HIM ii

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