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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897020501 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1 - I v -- f S3 l V 4 s v l TH E BOURB CHAMP MILLER X N New N EWSH Established fl FEB Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUESDJa AND FRIDAY i 1881 SEVEMTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 5 1897 NO 11 Turf Notes Jonas Weil has bought a bunch of 1100 lbcattle from J E Lynn of Lin- ¬ coln at 355 per cwt They were de- ¬ Carpets Furniture Wall Papers Draperies livered last week It is reported that John Madden of 3000 for Lexington has offered Typhoon II a second choice in the Ken- ¬ tucky Defby J C Coon the owner refused the offer At Louisville Wednesday twenty six Beginning Monday January 18 we will place on sale hogsheads of Bourbon county new atout 200 choice pictures marked down to less than one laf tobacco sold at 1225 iq half of former prices Latest subjects Artistic frames 790 25 hhds new lugs at 650 to 430 15 hhds new trash at 380 This is a rare opportunity for hotels restaurants and Peter Durgea of New York has offer-¬ for the private families to obtain beautiful pictures at low prices ed C W Williams 30000 offer was The stallion Allerton 209 GTewksberry has re¬ L refused Marked in plain figures See our display fused 25000 for John R Gentry Henry A Fleischinann Bernard Pol lak and Joseph Wesner of Vienna Vustrid are attending the horse sales ai Ltxington At Fasigs recent sale Lexingt n Ky thpse foreigners bought 89000 worth r of Corner Main and Broadway - horses and sent them to Vienna At the meeting of the National Saddle Horsp Breeders Association held in Louisville Tuesday the following offi ffi s were elected President Col John B OistWian of Lonisville First Vice President Prof T J Doolan Finch The Whitest Purest and ville Second Vice President Capt Will The Best A G aines Georgetown S cretary I B Nail Louisville Treasurer Attilla ox Louisvibe In the future no divi- ¬ dends will be declared bnt all funds will be devoted to the advancement of saddle horse interests BROWER SCOTT b fRAZEE STOCK AND TURF NEWS Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop Etc Portrait 12 1897 anew access It is finer in finish thaitalft photograph made from life not be produced for less wWchcp thanten dalkrs is beautifully colored by Januarv Ps Ky anew portrait IAarantrducinK made HERE Special Sale of Pictures Tpropoilp make just fifty of these pictureajp to introduce them will make thfilowing offer until Feb 15th We intend to reduce our stock because we are goings 1897 sgr I wilLmgfce half dozen of my best to move to a different store room cabiriete - in water-iRors and will never fade YOUR CHANCE - 1 -- jgnd one size 16x20 inches abdYedetojribed portraits with mat completejr 6 You are not com pelled to ygy irame irom me out l can es cheaper than anybody sell voui quality Wj dered Call and see these portrait espectfully L Grinnan Sr Photographer 12iatti -- We have marked down prices in order to sell quickly all our surplus stock We can give you somechoice bargains now Come quick Everything low Neckties Hats Shirts Collars Cuffs Handkerchiefs everything is offered for less money than ever before ¬ 3 1 Spe -- l i 3 btice Of C O Railroad J- - - Brower Scott Frazee peake and Ohio Railway has made concessions which will be thoroughly appreciated by the holders of 1000 smd 2000 mile books in travel- ¬ ing betweSii Washington and Cincin ¬ The Oh M1 41 PRIDE OF PARIS nati Beeafter when the distance tfaveled over 450 miles the first train O will detach collector ign the 0 450 miles f coupons and issue in ex- ¬ change ticket good all the way through from thestarting point to destination providingghat East bound the distance is 450 milie or over including but not beyond Washington City Paris Furnisbiagand Tailoring Co H S STOUT Manager Wm Hukill Jr Cutter - X8terdajs Temperature The following is the temperature as noted yeserday by A J Winters Co of this cljj 7 a j 31 8 a 9 i i THE FLOUR EVERY SACK mS 10 a wM 12 m 2 p mBK 3 a m5 mSi 32 33 36 39 Queen Crescent 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 v and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and te San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California via New Orleans or via Shreveport Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati Free Parlor with every accommodation to patrons Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa- ¬ tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and jffiSltjjSii rtH Chattanooga Chas W Zell W O Einearson Hi g PARIS MILLING CO Ask Your Grocer For It Racers Sold At Auction Take No Other GUARANTEED PILLS Wednesday sixty five horses sold at the Brasfiold sale at Lexington for 8100 an average of 125 The pacing stallion J H L 208 by Idol Wilkes orought 700 the highest price of the day going to W T illiamson oi hlason Tenn J H Letton of tmV county last year sold the horse for 1100 Among the other sales p m 7 p mgi 5 -- p mfSlj 4 p mm 40 41 39J 37 36 MASTERS SALE t I yr 4 of T k -- 1 reliable Female PHiIj Fermo b f 1894 by Wilkes Boy KTever offered to Ladies dam by Dictator Ed A Tipton 160 Bocrbon Circuit Court especially recommend ¬ Henry C Jewett b g 1894 by PENNYROYAL ed to married Ladies Ask for BX MOTTS PEJTirYKOYAIi PUIS and take no other Patchen Wilkes dam by - Sherman Ed EconomwBnilding Loan lYirfTn 500 tXS3LJi7kn ciati4risiiKy5Hamtiff i fe h j vKiiiKirTn IM Send for circular JPricelOO per fext6 toxes Tor Ohio uy cea wiiKes Uhestnut colt iy MOTTS CBCESMJCC AJL CO - Cleveland V8 dam Emma G by Atmont Ed A Tip- JameaL Allen and For Sale By W T Brooks Druggist ton 225 vrifej Defendants Finest 0bm 1894 by Onward dam Kittie J Allen his Pearl by Homer N H Rowland Lex ¬ By virtue of a judgment of the The only safe sure and were -- Div Pasr Agt Cincinnati 0 O P A Cincinnati O a - -- rf a - lraSi--A11 w I I t - w - ¬ - ASSIGNEES NOTICE persons having claims against assigned estate of J GSniedley are requested to present them at once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or their at 2Jm 1 ALL - tornev Harmon Stitt A SMEDLEY 27novtf B D SMEDLEY As8imeeB Smith Barnes Pianos are not so well known as some other pianos because they have not been extensively advertised For this same reason they are ASSIGNEES NOTICE are requested to present them at once ALL persons having claims assigned estate of A against J Ball Not High Priced properly proven as required by law to They are most suitable for the homes the undersigned or his attorney Har of the people We carry a complete stock of uprights and they are well iion Stitt PERRY JEFFERSON worthy of inspection Catalogues of Assignee 27nov tf Smith Barnes Pianos sent on request i We are sole representatives for the ASSIGNEES NOTICE LL persons having claims against the assigned estate of M H Cur- are requested to present them at Tent once properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or hisattorney Steinway Pianos Ernest Urchs 121 Co J A and 123 West Fourth Street CINCINNATI O Harmon Stitt 27nov tf H C CURRENT lAssignee The First Battle adjoining counties for the sale of Bryans new book entitled The First Battle It is written in Mr Bryans best style clear concise and logical His inspiring language full of keen satire and brilliant rhetoric willcharm interest and instruct not only those who were his most devoted followers but also his most ardent opponents The books contains about 600 pages printed from large clear type with 32 full page illustrations a magnificent colored presentation plate and an autograph preface handsomely bound m cloth half morocco or full morocco at 175 225 and 275 each Mail orders will receive prompt attention Address Oscar W Miller Hutchison Ky W MILLER received OSCARexclusive agency has this and for ASSIGNEES NOTICE WJ iJS the undersigned 27nov tf Best requested to present them at once are properly proven as required by law to ALL persons having claims R assigned estate of I against HARMON STITT Assignee ASSIGNEES NOTICE LL persons having claims against J3l the assigned estate of James H Lietton are rea nested to present them at nee properly proven as required by law to the undersigned or his attorney A m - Harmon Stitt 27nov tf L M GREEN ington 525 rendered in the Happy Boy br g 1893 by Wilkes Bourbon Circuit Court atr- - its November above styled cause Boy dam by- - Happv Medium C F termr 1896 1 will sell publicly at the 255 Neagle Lexington Court house door in Paris Kentucky Sister Red b m 1890 by Red Wilkes about the hour of 12 oclock noon on 350 dam by Volunteer Ed A Tipton Bay gelding 1895 by Clay King dam sister to Prince Wilkes 214f by Red SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20 1897 Wilkes Ed A Tipton 200 the following described real estate The best sales yesterday were Brooklawn Baron br c 2 by Baron to wit Wilkes dam Bertha Rogers W J That certain tract of land situate o n Young 275 ¬ Silas Turnpike the J ackstown Bay mare 5 by Almomedo dam by joining the lands of M Davis Dr R ad A Bellaire C F Nagle 150 Moore James Thompson and E A Dunbar 221 br g by Ethan Wilkes Allen and is bounded as follows Be ¬ dam by Indianapolis W J Young ginning at a stake on the north side cor- ¬ 320 ner to John Allison and Tnomas L Foxhound 226 b g by Alfred G dam Ways line and running thence N 63 W Hinder Wilkes W G Swearengen 173 6 10 poles to a point in said road beParis 390 tween two stones corner to Jones heirs Redalia 226 7 by Red Wilkes dam and he Silas Church lot thence with Ethel Ben Kenney Anaconda Mont two lines of said lot S 56 W 6 36 100 630 W to a stone N 60 Flight b m 10 by Baron Wilkes poles 100 poles to athence in stone W A 21 56 dam Lamberta I T Harbison 535 Formans line thence S 1 E 137 60 100 poles to a buckeye tree thence N 86 W Wrights Celery Tea regulates the poles to of liver and kidneys cures constipation 45 36 100from two the middle thethe road side of stakes on and sick headache 25c at all druggists 20 links the road corner to Mrs Way thence with her lineS 39f E 131 poles to a stake in J Bristows line thence with his and three of John Allisons lines N 39 E 70 poles to an oak tree thence S 54 E DESIRABLE RESIGEHG L 16 84 100 poles to a stone thence N 37 E 131 80 100 poles to the beginning con- ¬ taining according to survey 155 acres EAST PARIS H three quarters 3 8 10 poles except 37 acres conveyed by said James N Allen and wife to Kittie J Allenetc of record at deed book 72 page 85 thus leaving For or For Sale about 118 acres Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve months for equal parts home place in East Paris Ky of the purchase money for which the containing about fourteen acres purchaser will be required to execute A substantial well improved brick bonds payable to the undersigned Mas ¬ house eight rooms and kitchen also ter Commissioner with good surety to be brick servants house two good cisterns approved by him and bearing interest large stable with ten box stalls from date until paid at the rate of six Possession giyen about 15th or 20th of per cent per annum having the force November 1896 and effect of a judgment Said sale is Address me at 97 East Main street made to satisfy a judgment in favor of Lexington Ky the plaintiff herein against the defend ¬ T MCMILLAN tf ant for 138645 with interest thereon J from August 27th 1896 debt and inter- ¬ est aggregating on the day of sale the sunt of 1426 87 and the costs of this suit making the amounting to 7600 sum to he raised on the day of sale total C A DAUGHERTY the sum of 150287 Witness my hand this 5 th day of E AND PAINTER February 1897 ¬ Mfl- - J i -- rt fAfe -V -- W ia V 03 i rf iV t- - it V V XJ V h r A Few Words To My Patrons Christmas has come and gone and I have my friends and patrons to thank for the best Christmas business I have eyer 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 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 ¬ w W MY Assignee NOTICE ALL K n Paris Ky persons having claims against 434 Main St assigned estate of Joshua ALSO DEALER IN Barton will please prove the same ac ¬ leave them persons having claims against cording to law and Oil assigned estate of J J Peed with the undersigned or at the office of Ma ¬ are requested to present them at once ¬ Harmon Stitt Paris Ky Those knowing themselves indebted to Window verified as required by law to the under or their attorneys J Q Ward the estate will please settle promptly signed Glass land avoid suit r Harmon Stitt GK J M VIMONT J D ALLEN Estimates promptly furnished for Assignee Joshua Barton PEED J glass paints painting and decoratin o 15nov tf Millersburgj Ky JMDffl PIE i mi fi v- DHATOfl 2SMMETT M DICKSON Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit Court - v v - v s Xt A t - - - ALL Tarnfslies Paints Brushes Artists terials Etc y IIJllllllllIlIHIItriilJlHtltlllTMIlllIlUIlIlUll Did you Ever Think What a risk you are taking this kind of weather by wearing those old worn Our out shoes Get a new pair to sell prices are low now We want them I I - y pjon clay - - fi- - u v V A- - 5 -- X vr - f i Jl - V T fv- -- M VM-V-- nj - i w At IT r v V-- v N THE tlM JBOURBON NEWSB9feIDAY THE ICE GORGE f IFEBRTIARY 5 1897 STAMP ROBBERS L - TrME 3EHATE ff ATANiEND In--the uSffiL - TEOTSYWA1HA by Fire rhfl Treaty ef Arbitration fRepnrtedhb Sherman Validity -- after the senate convened ataioon Mr Sherman moved an executive session in Ohio Affirmed tin the Washington tFeb 2i rlmniediatelj -- ttkrNicholaHR TThe Sopremo Court t Anfrlo Venezuela Afbitratior Treaty Signed in Olney s Office - stating that it wvould require but a short itime When the doors wer closed he reported the gen era treaty of arbitration as amended Saturday bv V - By SIri Juliata Pawncef ote British Ambas sador Cincinnati iFeb 4 The Licking river broke loose at the Eleventh- Street bridge in Covington Wednesdays Licking River Goes Oat VJtk tfiJ Crauh Eight Bnrjrea Torn From Thelli Loses Her Beautiful Capitol Building Moorings and Tossed Into the Ohio and SeuorJose AndradeWenez tuelan Minister Diplomatic Rela ¬ tions Resumed The- Gold - at 830 a m Pen The Efforts of the Firemen Were Futile Thousands of Dollars Worth of Rec ¬ The ice had been gorged there eighty ords Were Xost Fire Thought to or ten feet high and when it brokefthe Be Cansed by an Electric Wire New York lard work it ffice Band of Thieves Which Has Been Bob ¬ bing the Government for- Years of Stamps at the Kate of About S100000 a Year Is a good tijne to put your physical system- Ik - e The first- of these the committee amendments as previously stated in these dispatches address at the endoi the first article the clause But no question vwhich affects the foreign or domestic policy of eithez of the high contracting parties or the relations of either with any other state or power by treaty or otherwise shall be subject to arbitration under this treaty except by special agree- -- Mr T iV J - 5 v iMir A 1 ef - ttfr- - f r- - i i a f I Mm rr i- - v - f mva - - ui 1 x - if Ul 1 Habbisburg Pa Feb 3 Fire was Stanley a discovered in Lieut Gov Lyons room The steamer Henry M packet boatvwas torn from her moor- ¬ on the second floor of the main build ¬ ings and with no steam on was car ¬ ing of the capitol shortly before 1 ried out into the midstream of the oclock Tuesday The room is directly over the senate chamber and close to Ohio Eight barges were torn from the the senate elevator shore and tossed into the Ohio One of The senate had taken a recess at the barges partly loaded with vcbal 1225 until 1 oclock to await the re ¬ was split in twain at the mouth of the ception from the house of the amended Licking and sank f Mitchell treasury resolution and it There was great excitement on the was just as President pro tern Carroll second strikes outrall reference The Ohio side and the hands were busy fin was preparing to take the chair that a wherever it occurs to the king o fastening the boats to their moorings page boy gave him the information Sweden and 2sforway as the umpire The steamer Henry M Stanley drift- ¬ that fire had been discovered It was upon where the tribunal fails to agree ed helplessly The harbor boats Her- thought at first to be of a trivial na ¬ such umpire cules Carrel and Al Martin put out ture and Chief Clerk Smiley directed After the report was made from the shore to render what service a bucket brigade to go into service asked that inasmuch as the text 3 they could of the convention had been made pub Meanwhile an alarm was sent in The break in the ice is supposed tb from the senate library The efforts lie the injunction of the secretary be removed from the text of the amend the counsel of Venezuela before the have been the result of the rise at But- ¬ of the men with buckets were futile ments fcut Senator Morgan objected commission and the arbitral tribunal ler Ky Tuesday and it is reported and they returned with the informa- ¬ Senor Andrade brought with him a that another gorge higher up will tion that the flames were beyond their and the request was denied No attempt was made to arrange a time for magnificent pen with which the im- ¬ break control The big rush of ice and water from Q The senate was well filled when this the consideration of the treaty nor was portant document was subsequently It was sent to him by his the Licking continued 15 minutes news was received and it spread rapanything said about debating it in signed brother who it is universally conced when the calm came and a steady idly among the senators and spectaopen session ed will be the next president of the flow prevailed the rest of the day do ¬ tors that the fire was of a most serious Important Supreme Court Decisions Washington 3eb 2 The supreme Venezuelan republic and to whom ing no damage The steamers and nature There was a scrambling for It wharfboats on the Ohio side opposite overcoats and hats and under the majority af- it will be returned as a souvenir court Monday by a bare firmed the validity of the Ohio Jaw consists of a golden pen fastened in the Licking were at no time in dan- ¬ chief clerks direction the senate recregulating the taxing oL expresscom- - a holder made from an eagles quill ger although there was much anxiety ords were carried to places of safety bearing midway from the top a gold on the Public Landing when the Lick pames known as the iNichols law With the arrival of the fire depart ¬ Mr Justice White for himself and heart thickly encrusted with diamonds ing torrent started ment came thousands of spectators When seven barges belonging to the and the capitol park in the vicinity of Justices Field Harlan and Brown dis While the two plenipotentiaries were sented The effect of the court s de- formally exchanging their creden- ¬ Licking Coal Co appeared in the Ohio the burning building was soon a mass cision he said if carried to its final tials which was printed were care- the Hercules Carrel blew the distress of struggling humanity Before the conclusion meant that our institutions fully compared by Mr Bax Ironside signal warning the boats below and firemen could direct a stream on the The sunken burning building it was found that the were a failure and that the constitution and Mr Gridler chief of the diplomatic all escaped damage should not have been adopted bureau of the state department who barge of Veith Co contained only a structure was doomed of coal The barge disapIt would destroy the coordinate dig made all the drafts of the document few tons the Ohio near the mouth of In the house the first intimation connity of the states and sow the germs and printed the copies These were in peared in of was the Licking soon arose and floated cerning the fire upper the discoveryThe of evil that it would be impossible to the English language Spanish not b smoke in the corridors eradicate as they would be taken out ing used although the tongue of Vene- down stream The other barges all word was quicklv passed around and of the domain of remedial legisla- zuela the only difference be ing that empty were old and frail and had not much excitement prevailed Rapidly in the Venezuelan copy that cou ntry is been in use for a long time They were tion the members left their seats and there The court also sustained the Indiana mentioned always first and the British too worthless to save and were allowed were but few representatives in the to float away law taxing telegraph companies vhich vicevversa- When the Henry M Stanley was car- ¬ hall when two or three shouted out The British ambassador signed was brought up for review by appeal motions to adjourn After the motion from the judgment of the Indiana state Julian Pauncefote to both copies ried into the Ohio the John Moren to adjourn had been made there was From this decision Senor Andrade following affixed his Hercules Carrel and Al Martin put out a rush for the doors supreme court Employes Justices Harlan and White dissented signature and Mr Cridler affixed their after her The Carrel caught her near of the department of public buildings respective seals The formalities hav the Sonthern railroad bridge and she and grounds were hustling Presidents Appointments about in Washington Feb 2 The president ing been quickly completed there was was tied up at the foot of Wood street an effort to do something toward ex Monday sent to the senate the follow a general exchange of congratulations The Stanley is uninjured and will make tinguishing the conflagration but which were pressed upon Secretary a trip to Pemeroy Thursday if navi ¬ were powerless to accomplish any ing nominations Martin A Knapp of New York to Olney with particular cordial ty and gation can be resumed Henry Kirker thing Owing to the location of the he an interstate commerce commission- before 5 o clock the negotiators had mate of the Stanley was in her pilot- ¬ room in which the fire started the fire- ¬ house and Webb Morris the watchreturned to their official residences er re appointment had difficulty in getting stream Washington Feb 3 James S man was aboard while the boat was menthe flames Finally linesa of hose F W Kickbusch jr of Wisconsin on jEckels controller of the currency has rocking in the current consul at Stettin Germany were drawn through the corridors Unnewehrs sawmill lost a stock of on H E Davis of the District of Colum decided to retain his office until the the second floor and the real bia to be attorney of the United expiration in April 189S of the term logs The mill will be inconvenienced work of the firemen began but it was of five years for which he was appoint- for a time States for the District of Columbia apparent that whatever work they He denies the statement that the W H Munger of Nebraska to be ed KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS might do would avail little in saving United States district judge for the management of the Chicago General main building President pro tem Trust Co at a largely increased sal- Call on the President Elect in the Interest the district of Nebraska McCarroll and Speaker Boyer watched He does not of St John Boyle for Attorney General fiom the east of the park with many Col John M Wilson corps of engi- - ary was offered to him neerstc be chief of engineers with regard his office as political and conse- ¬ Canton O Feb 4 The Kentucky other members tho demolition of one CoL quently sees no impropriety in his republicans who called on Maj McKin rankj of brigadier general Lieut of the best specimens ofcolonial archiC A Wyckoff to be colonel Maj C C continued service under a republican ley Wednesday suggested the appoint- ¬ tecture to be found in the country regime Hood to be lieutenat coloneL ment of St John Bovle a well known It was apparent that the entire The controller of currency arid di- - lawver of Louisville to the position of Capt Constant WillJams to be major building was doomed and that the Controller Eckels on the Financial Condi rector of the mint are the only officials attorney general Among those who best thing that could be done was te cion Q appointed lor a specibc termor nve spoke in Mr Boyles behalf were Judge 2 WASHi GTOr Feb The exchange years ana wno can not oe removed ex George Durelle of the Kentucky court take precautions toward saving the of views between Controller Eckela cept for stated reasons which must be of appeals James F Bueknes jr and adjoining structures Twenty minutes after the arrival of the firemen the and members of the banking and cur- furnished by the president to the sen- Charles L Ballard of Louisville IsTo ceiling in the senate chamber fell A rency committee on financial questions ate promises were made by Maj McKinley large number of persons were slightly was continued Monday Mr Eckels butit is understood he has Mr Boyles injured by falling glass when the BULL FROG VALLEY expressed the opinion that the only name under consideration J A way to solve the present financial con- Being Scoured by Deputy Marshals for Poster of Hartford Conn called on crash came The origin of the fire is in doubt The insurance on the build Moonshiners and counterfeiters dition would be through a proper Maj McKinley Wednesday and pre- idg is placed at 160000 The interior CiiAKK svixjE Ark Feb 3 Bull sented an application for the Italian hanking bill of the house had just been remodeled reply to a question regarding Frog Valle3r a remote spot in the embassy In at a cost of 150000 bank issues he said that if holders of mountains on the line of Johnson and Mr Porter is cordially indorsed by It was feared that the fire would notes knew that banks were able ta Pope counties has been scoured for the Connecticut members of congress to moonshiners and counterfeiters by There are a number of applicants for communicate to the department of inpay in gold they would prefer paper The officers suc- the position and no promises have been ternal affairs the building on the Business people also preferred deputy marshals cdin Proportion- ceeded in capturing eight of a gang oi made respecting it but it is reported right where valuable land awards and to metallic money paper ally to the amount of business done fifteen Those captured were Tom that the Italian embassy is likely to be other documents from the foundation the amount of gold was practically Jake and Bill Bagsdale John Ross given to a New York or Pennsylvania of the state are on file The senate As the system of clearing James Lewis Webb Grimmitt John man and house will probably meet in two nothing houses was developed the exchange oi Dewens and D Sheffield The men Ex Gov A B Cornell of New York large halls in this city In addition to of differences were brought to this place and from who was here last week in the interest the insurance given above the con gold in the settlement He said here taken to Little Rock to be turned of Gen Stuart L Woodford called on tractor has an insurance of 70000 was still further reduced The loss will probably reach three Great Britain had nearer reached over to the proper authorities Bull the president elect again Wednesday that perfection regarding credit facilities Frog Vallev has been a noted rendez A W Monroe of Baltimore who is quarters of a million dollars with any other country America came vous for moonshiners for a number of a business and political friend of James about 300000 insurance than next with Germany and France third jears A Gary had an interview with presideMonday night a barn near here con- nt-elect and fourth MURDERER BUTLER Wednesday and advanced Dr Newlands of the committee as taining a horse and mule belonging tc some fresh reasons why Mr Gary Deputy Marshal Lee Cox was destroyed should be appointed to thecabinet but Alias Ashe Arrives Under Arrest in Sat l sumed that we would require 950000 Francisco 000 in gold to establish the system pro- and the animals burned The origin there are yet that Eckels where he of the fire is unknown but it is sup- Maryland asman no indications a port-a posed and asked Mr San Fraxcisco Feb 3 George Ed will be offered would get the requisite amount Mr posed by many to have been the work folio ward Butler alias Ashe the murderer replied that he would get it of Bull Frog Valley moonshiners whe Eckels Among Maj McKinleys callers Wed- ¬ whose arrival on the ship Swanhilda from England France Germany or are now at large nesday were President Charles E wa so long expected is now in the San some other country that had gold to of Alderbert university Francisco jail He was captured in Thwing GOV BUSHNELL sell Cleveland President Scovel of the Australia while fleeing as Weller one The Cramps to Repair the Brooklyn Killed the men Washington Feb 2 Secretary Her Denies That the Letter From Shernian Universityi of Wooster A L Ratter of ofButler is he charged by the Australian Chicago T N McGann Steubenville bert has accepted an offer promptly Asked That Xianna be Appointed Sena ¬ Rev police with having murdered fourteen John H Sutherland of New made by the Cramps Monday through tor Columbus O Feb 3 Gov Bush Cumberland W Va who wants to be men His plan was to entice men whom Lewis Nixon to make the cruiser knew to have money into the interBrooklyn as good as new in the short- nell Tuesday denied that the letter consul to Jerusalem and is indorsed by he under the pretense of examing ior est possible time at actual cost The from Senator Sherman to himM in Senator S B Elkins claims and A It was stated here Wednesday night mining His last victimthen murdering Cramps aie deeply concerned in the which the senator asked that was Capt Lee them welfare of the vessel which is their Hanna be appointed to succeed him in on what is considered reliable author Weller a retired sea captain Butler own construction and for which they the senate was sent him by special ity that J Addison Porter of Con- took his money and clothes and ship will not be fully paid until the vessel messenger from President elect Mc necticut was offered the private sec ped on the Swanhilda under the name came through has had her final inspection at sea se- Ivinley It Washington the mail to retaryship to President elect McKin- of Weller him from Neither did ley and accepted veral months hence The crimes for which Butler is un the letter contain the indorseMr Nixon had visited the ship Two Duelists Killed ment of President elect McKinley der arrest are without parallsl anc hurrying to Washington with the as Ok Feb as known number proposition and found that about 125 Mr has been stated The governor said risGuthrie Littling 4 John son Har- his victims so far more may have met and Wm McKinley had conveyed to him his both white men 14 while as manv feet of her outer plating on each side wish that Mr Hanna might be chosen fought a duel near Arbeka over the af- death at his hands of the keel had been bent and torn to succeed Mr Sherman in another fections of Wannetta a pretty half His efforts were unique He chose rivets being sheared off and steel plates way breed Indian girl and both were as his victims men of mining procliviunderstood that ripped away in many places He says Judge It is general Canton a Special killed W R Day of ties who had a little money but whose all necessary itugs and lighters will be friend of Maj McKinley was the friends were either so few or so fai Sugar Prospects Bright alongside the vcssel getting out the away that chances of inquiry into their ITrbaxa O Feb 4 The coal ammunition and jheavy stores to bearer of the latters request to the governor that Hanna be appointed to are excellent for the biggestprospects fate were small- and he chose for the make the ship light enough to pass flow of over the ledges on her return trip up the senate Judge Day was in the city maple sugar water in recent years in scene of his bloody deeds the famous called on Gov Bushnell on Janu Ohio in consequence of which the pro- Blue mountain about 100 miles north the river to the navy yard where he and 19 ary of Sydney Australia ducers are in a happy mood will be docked for the repairs A Divorce Granted Prince of Chimay A Sanctified Forger Public Debt Statement On Their Way to Washington Brussels Feb 3 The action for PlySiOtjth Ind Feb 3 Samuel Washington Feb 2 The debit divorce brought by the prince of Chi Ottawa Ont Feb 4 Sir Richard Swaisgood aged 55 and hitherto a restatement issued Monday afternoon may against his wife formerly Clara Cartwright minister of trade and combeen sentenced shows a net increase in the public Ward of Detroit Mich who eloped merce and Hon L Davis minister of putable citizen has two years in Capron to debt less cash in the treasury during ifrom Paris last fall with Janos Rigo a marine and fisheries left Wednesday by Judge penitentiary for forgery Hii the January of 15078078 Totfcl cash Hungarian gypsy fiddler which was afternoon for Washington to interview forgeries cover a period of ten or Jn foe treasury SS585539t0 adjourned on January 19 for a fort ¬ the United States government and pol fifteen years and were mainly surenight came up in the court at Charle iticians generally on reciprocity alien ties to notes which in every case were Senator Harris SerloHsly IIL Washington Feb L Senator Har roi Tuesday for the pronouncement of laws and other matters of interest be renewed at maturity Only names oJ tween the two countries r is of Tennessee is seriously ill and judgement The eourt after half an his most intimate neighbors were used hours deliberation announced that a Sunday night his physicians thought Four Killed in a Railway Wreck and long time notes the rule and decree absolute diyorce was granted Brookings SD Feb 4 A iwreck amounted to S3 000 He was indicted he was djing He rallied somewhat Monday morningbut is still very low to the jjfince- of Chimay upon the occurred on the Northwestern railway by the grand jury Friday and arrested ileged in his complaint au Arlington zu nines west of Since the death of his wife fetf weeks grounds herein pleaded guilty and sentenced Satur sg ainst hi ynfe ababdonrneDt acd which four persons were killed ancfo day Swaisgoad belongs to the sancti go Senator Harris has been far from fied sect large number injured well He is nearly einefcy years of age adultery Ohio side -- Mr-Sher-ma- n Washington Feb Anglo treaty was Venezuelan arbitratio signed by Sir Julian feiuncefote the British ambassador and Senor Jose Andrade the Venezuelan minister in the office of Secretary Olney at the state department at 430 oclock Tuesday afternoon signalizing the amicable termination of a controversy that has lasted nearly a century as well as the resumption of diplomatic negotiations between two countries which bad beeli suspended for ten years The British ambassador accompanied by Mr Henry Outram Bax Ironside attache of the embassy reached the department just before 4 oclock and a few minutes later the Venezuelan minister appeared with Mr Manuel M Ponte jr secretary of legation and Mr James J Storrow ¬ ¬ ice swept down in miniature bergs whichwere hurled nearly across to the authorities have succeeded in unning to earth a band of thieves vhich has been robbing the govern nent of stamps at the rate of about M 00000 a year for many years back Che first arrest was made Wednesday n this city and it will be followed up Blood t is further said by the arrest of the The best in fact the One True cause Purifiers pain or thers in the gang HaaHc Pi11cdo not 11UUU b JT llli jrr me All druggists 2oc The man who was arrested in this jity is Hamilton F Coleman a clerk m he chief clerks department in the general land office in Washington Over J5 000 worth of stamps were found oh lis person These stamps are known is periodical stamps They ranged in yalue from one cent to 00 A number f these sets of stamps are sent to When sach postmaster every year a publishing concern puts 1000 pounds of published matter for in ¬ stance the postmaster gives it a receipt for the postage paid and cancels stamps amounting in full value to that ¬ Feb 4 After years of good order by purifying your blood and building is now said that the post up your health in order to avoid sickness Tak Now Hoods Sarsaparilla The Sign of the Sausage Sold Their Baby A baby m t it ¬ ¬ ¬ ua by a correspondent in Berlin The butchers of that town are in the habit of informing their customers of the- days on which fresh sausages are made- by placing a chair covered with Aa- large clean apron at the side of thV shop door A curious custom is made knovsm tb t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ one shilling in the presence of wit- sum These stamps are returned cancelled n esses to a dealer in England recently to headquarters in Washington A The parents were wandering minstrels new issue of these stamps was ordered and glad to get rid of it in 1S94 Before that time an issue had Low Kates to the West and South not been made since about 1S75 O S W By Feb 1 2 15 and 16 Via B The collectors of postage stamps are for Home Seekers to points in Alabama eager for the stamps and always have Arkansas Arizona Colorado Florida Geor been and so the stamps have been tria Indian Territory Iowa Kansas Ken¬ stolen and sold to them The face val ¬ tucky Louisiana Minnesota Mississippi ¬ Mexico ue of the stamps is 204 74 The mar- Missouri Nebraska New Dakotas OklaUtah Carolinas the homa ket price it is said have been almost Virginiathe Wisconsin Wyoming Tennessee twice that much so that the thieves Texas etc The limit and stop over priv who have been stealing them have elees will permit thorough inspection of theeountry For tickets and further infor been making small fortunes O S W By mation call on agents B It is against one of the statutes of the United States to have these stamps in They say rich people worry more over ones possession the supposition being their riches than the poor do over their naturally that as they are never for poverty But lots more folks feel sorry for circulation and not intended to leave them WashiiigtonDemocrat the hands of the authorities the perfor Fifty Cents sons who have them must necessarily 400000 cured Why nofcletNo-To-Ba- c Over have stolen them Coleman was taken regulate or remove your desire for tobacco Post Saves mo ne makes health and manhood before Commissioner Shields Office Inspector Morris made an Cure guaranteed SOc and 100 all druggists affidavit that Coleman had received Lots of us think we are not appreciated these stamps from one Randolph J for what we are worth We never think so Albrecht and that he had them in his about anybody else Washington Denio- possession in violation of the United crat States laws The commissioner set his Misekt and rheumatism are foes St examination for next Wednesday and Jacobs Oil and cure aie friends Try them- fixed his bail at 2000 He sent sevNothing is starving the scul to eral messengers out looking for bonds- feed the body gained by Horn Ranis men Coleman said he was innocent that The nerves are tortured by neuralgia the stamps were his property and that soothed and cured by St Jacobs Oil he could prove his innocence not live The man who The detectives in this city said Wed- yictions is untruewill himself up to his con- to Rams Horn nesday that they knew but little about the true nature of the story behind When bilious or costive eat a Cascaretv the arrest They refused to tell who candy cathartic cure guaranteed 10c 25c Albrecht was whiskers you are no Ir a woman Among other things found in Cole- gentleman if youhas them see mans pockets were a number of en- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ No-To-B- a few months old was soldfor - 1 -- - m ac ¬ ¬ ¬ t ¬ ¬ velopes bearing the imprint of Berger Look out Shiver then soreness and Co dealers in stamps at No 53 Nas- ¬ stiffness Use St Jacobs Oil then a cure sau street ¬ ¬ ¬ Everyone possesses just enough conceit Mr Burger said Wednesday that he to talk too much did not know Coleman WAsniGTOS Feb 4 Post office deEvery temptation resisted is trouble partment officials maintained the reti- ¬ escaped Rams Horn cence which characterized them early in the day and refused to say any ¬ thing ¬ ¬ were no developments in the matter Coleman practiced deception to get away from his desk and to go to New York Tuesday morning he presented a telegram to his chief Gen Scraig and Mexwell said there clerk which announced his father was dying and the chief granted him leave of absence ¬ ¬ ¬ SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR Judge Joseph McKenna of San Francisco Accepts the Position ¬ ¬ ¬ Chicago Feb 4 A special from Canton 0 says Judge Joseph Mc Kenna of San Francisco has been selected for secretary of the interior and he has accepted That information also was vouchsafed by the president elect to a delegation of Missourians who came Tuesday to urge the appointment of Maj Wm Warner of that state to the same position They went back happy because they were given to- understand that ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ after the inauguration thei e was likelihood to be a vacancy in the cabinet caused by the expected resignation of Justice Field of the supreme court and the appointment of one of the new cbinet officers to his place on the ¬ ¬ Who the appointee will be in event of resignation the president- ¬ the elect did not disclose and it is probable that he does not know himself It appeared to be regarded by him as next to assured that the place on the supreme bench would be made vacant MajWarner of Missouri will then in all likelihood go into the cabinet bench ¬ ¬ ¬ SAFE AND SOUND The Imprisoned Miners in the Tamarack cued burglar only succeeds in damaging the lock of a safe so that the combi-¬ nation wont work Next morning the officers cant get at UIHrcLH their own money There may be millions in the safe lsUcSJSMWdil but if their credit depended on getting at it in a hurry they would be bankrupt simply because the combination wontwork A sick man is in very much the same fix about getting at the nourishment he needs i to keep him alive There is plenty of good food at hand but his digestive organism is out of order the nutritive combination of his system wont work He cant possi- ¬ bly get at the nourishment contained in the food He takes it into his stomach but it does him no good It isnt made into good blood He is just as badly off as if the food was locked up where he couldnt touch it He gets no strength or health out of it All these mal nutritive conditions have a perfect and scientific remedy in Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery It puts the nu-¬ tritive combination of the system into perfect working order It gives the digestive and blotid - making organs power to make pure red healthy blood and pour it into the circulation abundantly and rapidly It drives out all bilious poisons and scrof ulous germs cures indigestion liver com- ¬ plaint nervousness and neuralgia and builds up solid flesh active power and nerve force ¬ ¬ Sometimes a Shaft Near Houghton Mich Res- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ be--for- e was extinguished at noon Wednesday William and Antoine Tomoozchevski succeeded in reaching the cage which Houghton Mich Feb 4 The fire in No 3 shaft of the Tamarack mine had to starve myself as nothing would stay on iny stomach I was so badly off I could not eat even a cracker I thought Iwasgoinerto die I weighed only So pounds I tried almost everything and nothing did me any good until I took two bottles of the Golden Medical Discovery I am now as well as I ever was and weigh 125 pounds MAPS OR Mrs Rebecca F Gardner of Grafton York Co writes I was so sick with dyspepsia thatl could not eat anything for over four months I Va ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ had been kept running constantly Sendl5cts in postage since the fire started and reached the to the undersigned and surface safety They had tapped the you will receive either air pipe and escaped suffocation by a splendidly mounted map of theUnitedStates the liberal use of compressed ah or a pack of best quality Peter Lempin and his son William arc undoubtedly alive also The damage JagaWMM MMMglMM Playing Cards L W - WAKELEY Cen Pass Art to the mine is trifling St Louis Mo Peter and William Lempin were res- ¬ Burlington Route cued from the Tamarack shaft at 1 oclock Wednesday afternoon They SOUTHERN had not suffered seriously from their HOMES IN experience ----ta PLAYING CARDS -- 7 TEXAS ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ LAWi0AxNsTk0 date for their going into effect has not 303TEegC yet been fixed the time of their becoming effective depending upon the projecztd xialmB reopened gress of military operations in the AifiJSJncrca5 yr8A Ppcc Success or no fee U w5 OncinnaU 0M and Washing island WrUo Will Attend the Inauguration ffliTI9n SSS Jru CircrfJAUi21AZUJ onick w 1UC1I Albany N Y Feb 4 Gov and Mrs Black Col Griffith the governors private secretary and the members of rjlftpy All Cier rno Beat Cough vrup Tastes Good governors staff expect to attend the tnne iSold bvdrnwW Use the inauguration of President elect McKinley in an official capacity ¬ ¬ in the celebrated Coast Country Cheap and on rea The Reforms in Cuba sonable terms fruit vegetable ind llefil cfopfarms Madrid Feb 4 It is expected that Greut production Direct Frlsco Slversi market decided upon for Cuba will St Vonft8- nrSTel 7literature Jne the reforms eion rates and full information write mapsercur be gazetted upon February 9 but the ¬ PENSIONS 2V SSi VMCDC Vb r- - - J ri n - if rlrniVijfoiHTr k - L 4 v I i - u G xi S- - x THE BOUItBON- NEWS FEBRUARY 5 1897 - NEWS ITEMS Infanta Marie Louise Ferninanue THE CABINET Ml the Fosltions Filled With thr Excep tion of Two The Offices of Attorney EtS K f v Tbeen bankrupt and a receiving order has Senate Thursday duchess of Montpensier is dead She General and Postmaster General announce- ¬ Senator Allen introduced a resolution which f O Feb 2 The Canton was 65 years of age gen- ¬ ment made by Hon James S Wilson seeks to impede and prevent the attorney unr eral from selling the Union Paciflcroad Thomas Bateman who was twice of Iowa Monday that he had been - went over president of the Primitive Methodist tendered the portfolio of agriculture der foreclosure proceedings-a commission with ¬ out action The bill for to an conference is dead in London by Maj Mckinley and had accepted international monetary conference was taken The tug- Van JEtalte which was im- fills the cabinet with reasonable cer up and Mr Chandler rep N JEL made a short statement in favor it He accepted prisoned in the ice off 53d street tainty excepting the offices of attoi un amendment offered byofMr Bacon dem Chicago all night arrived safely at ney general and postmaster generaL Ga giving the president authority specifical- ¬ an conference dock Tuesday morning The McKinley cabinet to date there- - ly tocall may internationalupon All- at such point as be agreed the rest of Sims Reeves the celebrated English fore may be given as follows the time that was left of the morn ¬ Secretary of State Sherman oi ing tenor singer has been declared a the- consid- ¬ to which hour - FIET YFOURTH C0NGEESS SeSr SONALL AND- IMPERSONAL Second Session 3Tund is to be raised byeininent jun 29 Washington -- TG3 -- ¬ liiaastone WIRE f6 the painting of a portrait of Herbert Furniture- Window Shades Oil Cloths- - Carpets- - Mattresses Spencer for the British nation Etc IrA Bjolstadi tho editor of theFolke- bladet or Peoples Paper of Christi-Special attention giyen nto XJiidertak jwjutt Norway is visiting lumnesota tor ing and Repairing ihe purpose of promoting- the circula ¬ Paris Xy tion of his journal among the Scandi ¬ Main Street navians of that state He is the author ofseveral historical works relating to GDEL1NS Agents JffllLLER X ssiv j- - Eiugjuiumeu inciuamg Z DEALER IN ML Iffl t - 1 i - Norway W Ohio 3 issued against his property The First national bank of Oaksdale Spokane county Wash has gone into voluntary liquidation Depositors are notified to come and get their money It is announced that Emperor Francis Joseph accompanied by Count Goluchowski Austrian minister of i or eight affairs will visit St Petersburg on April 29 The towboat H M Townsend valued at 10000 sank in 12 feet of water at Memphis Tenn Monday morning ¬ the boat to sink Floating ice cut the hull and caused i 1 s X i i - V- - a - next he would ask the house to consider the report of election committee No 3 on the con- ¬ test of Gornett vs Swanson from the Fifth Virginia district Washington Jan 30 Senate The bill for the representation of the United States on r In German cities before a druggist any international monetary conference that lar 1 is granted a license to open a store may be called occupied the senate Friday al- ¬ During January the coinage exemost exclusively and was passed by the careful investigation is made to de ¬ cuted at the United States mints by a western man One eastern and triumphant majority of 46 to 4 It authorizes termine whether the needs of that par ¬ amounted in value to 9S51220 The one southern man are expected to be the president to appoint five or more commis- ¬ ticular neighborhood require it Iie gold coined aggregated 7S03420 Sil- appointed to these two vacancies prom- sioners to any international conference with ceritly a young druggist in Altona securing a fixity of relative value ver dollars numbering 1S12000 was inent among the latter candidates be- a view togold and silver as money by means whose prospective marriage depended between ing Hon H Clay Evans of Tennessee of a common ratio between the metals with on his success in securing a jcoined license The high school building at Kalama- - since the declination of Judge Nathan free mintage at such rates and it also au- ¬ was overwhelmed by the rejection of thorizes the president to call in his discretion zoo Mich was destroyed by fire at six Goff of West Virginia appoint- such conference to assemble at such point as his petition As a last resort he took In addition to his cabinet oclock Monday morning The cause At ments Maj McKinley has found time may be agreed upon next 520 the senate ad- ¬ his petition to the minister of educa- ¬ of the fire was an explosion of furnace journed till Monday tion tbe highest authority and on be¬ gas The loss is estimated at 40000 to fix upon Charles G Dawes of Evan House The report of the conferees on the ing refused again committedsuicide ston 111 for the position of comp- incorporation of the purchasers of the Atlan ¬ insurance 312000 by a vote and The Gentlewoman says that almost It was announced Tuesday that the troller of the currency when Comp tic71 to Pacific railroad was rejectedinstructed all the morning dresses worn by 143 and the conferees were iD of the big works of the Case Threshing Ma- troller Eckels commission expires to insist upon the retention in the bill of the 1S98 or until he resigns in the mean house amendments the principal one of which German empress are made at home chine Co Racine Wis will resume operations on Monday next They time Maj McKinley and Mr Dawes forbade the issue of stock except for par value and her majesty in this vay is able to have been closed fqr six months Sev- ¬ sincerely hope Mr Eckels will see his received The bill making appropriations for economize greatly When in private she military academy went to the conference position eral hundred men will be given em- ¬ way clear to retain his prospec- thethe senate amendments there The house likes to be dressed as simply as pos- ¬ on his for another year ployment refused to take up bills on the private calendar sible and her favorite costume is a successor being particularly anx but for nearly an hour continued in committee serge skirt with a pretty blouse and a In court of common pleas Pitts- ¬ tive of the whole and considered the agricultural burgh Tuesday morning George S ious that the impression shaU not gel bilLwithoue completing it In the course of simple straw hat She has however abroad that he wants to shorten Mr its discussion Ma Hardy rep Ind began a one great trial and that is a tendency Griscom and H E Anderson were ap- ¬ pointed receivers for the Pennsylvania Eckels term speech in favor of the acquisition of Cuba to grow stout For herself she would Mr Dawes was MajMcKinleys con- and being refused permission to conclude the not mindt but the emperor has a hor- ¬ Judg ¬ Lead company of Pittsburgh operation gave to trustee Griscom fidential representative in Illinois be- five minute rule being in pass the house no- ¬ ror of having a fat wife and the poor ment was confessed by tice that no bill should fore the St Louis convention and afior 949000 unanimous consent for the remainder of the empress is obliged to diet herself and The condition vof Senator George terwards was made a member of the session At 5 oclock the house took a recess to wear clothes much too tight for her Monday morning is slightly improved republican executive committee at the until 8 p m the evening session to be for the was th Chicago headquarters It is hoped that in a week or two he leader of the originalHe McKinley consideration of private pension bills Not in FOUND HER LOST FATHER Washington Feb Senate will have sufficiently recovered to be Sixe Was Separated from Him When He Maj McKinlej session Saturday forces in Illinois able to go to his home in Mississippi business House Was a Slave a in the white house as see transacted No the house of general importance where the climate is more conducive wanted him Saturday in Separated since slavery days Mrs tary but Mr Daws declined and picked Washington Feb 2 Senate A resolu- ¬ to his health out the controllership which he was tion was offered by Mr Chandler rep N EL Fields Obey colored living in this Edward It Taylor alias Arthur W ¬ Piatt-- who is under arrest in London told he could have He is a civil engi and was referred to the committee on priv-¬ city after years pf searching has found neer a national bank director the ileges and elections instructing that commither and is now with him for killing Jesse Tyree in Kentucky in tee to investigate tjhe recent president of three gas companies a state election in Delaware andpresidential and ihMemphis Tenn 18S5 was formally extradited in the to report to the Obey the womans husband told the Bow street police court Tuesda3r and writer of a book on banking a formei senate whether a republican form of govern- ¬ resident of Lincoln Neb where he ment existed in that state story f his wifes experience as he sat will be brought to America at once by up and The Nicaraguan canal bill was a business man a the Kentucky officials who went there was of lawyer and Daws of Marietta and an unsuccessful effort was madetaken have a caning a chair in his little frame shanty to O Gen R R son in James street recently to secure his extradition a final a commander of the Iron Brigade He day and hour fixed for proceeded vote on was back in 1856 while Mrs Obeys The remains of Gen Andrew Jack- ¬ is only 33 years old There was a The discussion then motionMr Vilas submitted last farther Jim was a slave on Col Daniel son Smith who died Saturday last at Thursday Mr scarcity of callers have his home in St Louis were buried house Monday whichat the McKinley Vilas spoketoof the the bill recommittedproject Priors plantation near Richmond Va inter oceanic canal enabled the presidMonday in Calvary cemetery with mil- ¬ ent-elect that he married Rachel a slave on the corre- as an historic dream to attend to ¬ Services were held at spondence and go over his his itary honors House inaugural day was toThe firsttothing Ihe house- did Mon neighboring plantation of Charles Ven Concep- ¬ refuse consider the bill reportedthe church of the Immaculate able address -by the committee on inter state and for ¬ tion Jefferson avenue and Locust A daughter was born to them which eign commerce to prohibit railroad ticket street by Rev G D Power EXTRA SESSION scalping In tho course of the session which they named Ella The couple were very The temporary organization of- the was devoted to miscellaneous business the happy until Col Prior decided to move to Be President lower house oi the legislature of Ore- ¬ Of Congress Monday Called By15 A Net following bills were passed To prohibit the to Mississippi with all his slaves Jim McKinley March currying from one state to another of obscene gon held its regular Sunday meeting Tariff Law Will Bo in Effect July 1 literature or articles designed for indecent tried hard to get the colonel to sell him at S oclock Sunday evening This Chicago Feb 2 A Washing toe or immoral purposes giving officers in the to Mr Venable buL it was useless and makes 20 days this body has gone special to a local paper says President volnnteer service of the United States the parted from his heartbroken wife and through the formality of meeting and McKinley will March 4 order an im- brevet rank held by them and the right to little daughter the slave was taken to uniform of that adjourning The usual length of the mediate special session of the senate wear the of national militaryrank for the Mississippi protection parks meeting of the legislature is 10 days The house will be summoned in extra That was the last that Rachel saw of Washington Feb 3 Senate Mr Chand- ¬ The extensive works of the Keystone ordinary session Monday Marcli ler introduced a resolution Tuesday declaring her husband The separation was a Sterling 111 15 Manufacturing Co ¬ The new ways and means com- it to be the sense of the senate that the United fleathblow to her and aboutu year Thomas A Gait president were clos- ¬ mittee will make its reports to the States should not permanently acquiesce in ward she died broken hearted after Ella ed by the sheriff Tuesday leaving the house by March 22 and it is proposed the single gold standard and that the effortsgovernment directed to plant in the hands of Addison J Piatt to pass the new tariff bill within s or theand maintain should be silver as wellse- after growing to womanhood and being¬ as cure the use of as custodian A levy was made in favor fortnight from that time The bill ia gold as standard money with the free coinage freed from slavery came to New Bruns of Mr Gait for SS9 OSS 55 and the First to be passed and sent to the senate by of both The resolution went over The con- ¬ wick with other negroes Here about on the immigration bill was 25 years ago she married Fields Obey national bank of Sterling for 9990 the first week in April The repub ference reportwas opposed in a long speech by who had come north from a Virginia up and The supreme court of Wisconsin lican leaders have already canvassed takenGibson dem Md An equally long Mr Tuesday handed down a decision the senate and they expect the bill tc speech was made in favor of the conference plantation Obey stated that whenever she heard which declares unconstitutional the pass by June 15 at the latest and to gc report by Mr Lodge The remainder of tho days session was taken up by the Nicaragua of any colored stranger being in tihe city law under which many county courts into effect by July 1 canal bill Mr Vilas dem Wis had the from the south she would ask him have committed to Keeley institutes floor and continued his speech against it Mr throughout the state indigent inebriVilas had not linisheclhis speech when at503 whether he knew her long lost father SECRETARY GAGE After years of disappointment she met ates for treatment at the expense of the senate adjourned until Wednesday county from which the3r were com- Prefers Entering His Countrys Service House Nearly all of Tuesday was spent by Isaac uontee a minister ot lempnis the Without Heralding Declines a Compli the house in listening to a discussion now Tenn who said he knew James Prior mitted mentary Dinner raging between two electric lighting compan- ¬ All hope has been abandoned for the Chicago Feb 2 In declining to al- ies in the District of Columbia which found Prior was a member of his ilock Mrsi rescue of the four men caught in the low his friends to tender him a compli- its expression in connection with the Qbey wrote to her father in Memphis of the bill burning Tamarack mine Houghton mentary dinner on the occasion of his consideration expenses making appropria and- an identification followed Prior of tions necessity of forcing air departure for Washington to be secre- year for the June iO 1893 the district for the has an undertakers establishment in Mich The ending The bill remains into the burning level in order to sup- ¬ tary of the treasury Lyman J the unfinished business on the calendar The Memphis and has made considerable ply the entombed men has also added Gage said Monday to a senator house passed the diplomatic and consular ap ¬ money He- is 72 years old- Philadel ¬ to the fur of the flames and Tuesday who was sent to sound him on the propriation bill with trifling changes phia Item V ashington Feb 4 Senate The two night orders were issued to seal up the guestion demonstra- ¬ resolutions offered lastj week by Mr Ellen I want no ThePlajriiein India shaft tion in my honor now If aftei pop Neb looking to the impeding or pre ¬ bandits made an attack on the four years of service as a member oi venting of the sae of the Union Pacific rail ¬ The plague now raging in some por Eicht store at the Los Angeles ranch near the cabinet my neighbors think 1 have road property unuer a judicial decree of fore- - tions of India is thought by many phy ¬ Manuel Roux and a served my country so faithfully that closure were Wednesday discussed at much sicians to be identical with the black Cordova Mex The death Thurston rep Neb young Spaniard defended the store they desire to show their apprecia length by Mr expired beforj Mr which devastated Europe and morning hour Thurston and fired on the bandits killing two of tion a dinner would be all right 3 finished his speech and tbe resolutions went Asia in 1347 and at subsequent periods The bandits returned the fire prefer to enter my countrys service over till Thursday The Nicaraguan ca- ¬ Ancient writers give graphic descrip ¬ them They then without heralding Let my record in nal bill was before the senate for the tions of the frightful virulence of this and killed the Spaniard remainder of the days session Mr Vilas oc- ¬ strange- malady its course in Italy be ¬ withdrew and were pursued by a com- office speak for me cupied th3 floor all the time in the delivers of pany of rurals his thh d days speech against the bill The ing vividly describel by Boccaccio and There is no longer any doubt in the speech was varied with roll calls to enforce Petrarch- - In Venice more than 100 JUDGE MKENNA delegation the presence of a quorum and as it was ap 000 people died of the disease and in minds of the Massachusetts was that Mr that ex Gov John B Long of Boston Preparing to Tako Up His Residences In parent the friends ulasthe bill talking a against C3rprus nearly the whole population of time made rather the National Capital has received a formal tender of the feeble effort to sit on it but eventually was destroyed while in Genoa six If Mr Longs health San Fkancisco Feb 2 Judge Mc yielded to the inevitable and agreed to an ad sevenths of the inhabitants succumbed naval portfolio of the United States circuit journment Ifc Kenna permits he will enter the cabinet to its fearful ravages At Sienna the House The- discussion of the contested is understood that this will not affect court is arranging his affairs with a of George W Cornett vs Claude ereetion of the cathedral was stopped Congressman Drapers prospects for view to taking up his residence in election case from the Fifth district of Vir- ¬ by the plague and it has never since Washington as a member of McKin A Swanson securing a foreign mission ginia occupied nearly all the whole of Wed- ¬ been resumed From Italy the scourge The debate on the sugar bounty bill leys cabinet This much he admitted nesdays session of the house and by an over- ¬ made its way into France England was continued in the French chamber Monda3T though he would not state whelming vote Mr Swansons title to tlfe Germany and Spain and is said to have by the house The case of deputies Tuesday M Habert moved positively he had accepted the porfolio seat was confirmed committee on elections been carried into Scandinavia by a ship from the saying that announcement must first came which reported in favor of Swanson that bounties only be given to growers come from the president elect As No 3 which left London in the summer of three quarters of whose employes are Three republicans half the majority mem ¬ 1349 The whole of the crew died of the lv French M Meline prime minister there are several important cases pend ¬ bership however recommended that the seat the vessel after drifting ground and minister of agriculture opposed ing before Judge McKenna he will not be declared vacant on thewhich the that the plagueonand ocean for a long time was election about Walton election law under the the motion but the chamber by a vote be able to start for Washington before was held was unconstitutional and there- ¬ cast ashore with its grewsome burden part of March the latter of 221 to 219 decided to consider it fore there was no valid election at Bergen and the infection soon spread Harper of the University President Bayard Will Dine the Prince Hunna Bunquetted by His Employes all over Norway and Sweden In fact of Chicago announced Tuesday at the London Feb 2 Lord Salisbury has Cleveland 0 Feb 4 A banquet scarcely a portion of the known world - chapel services that Lady Aberdeen accepted an invitation to be present at was given Wednesday night by tctf escaped the disease even entire- col- ¬ governor general of Cana- of ¬ ¬ ¬ The vote Tuesday in the joint ses- sion of the South Dakota legislature stood as follows Pickler 48 Kyle 2S Goodykoontz 12 Plowman 10 Loucks 10 Bowler 4 Palmer 1 Kel Secretary of Illinois Secretary oi igan Secretary of Massachusetts Secretary of the Interior McKenna of California Secretary of Agriculture Wilson oi Iowa Gov Long and Judge McKenna have not announced the certainty of their appointments and there is a large pos sibility that the Massachusetts statesman may be displaced by Gen Stewart L Woodford of New York One oi the unfilled portfolios will of course be given to a New Yorker and if the foregoing list giving five of the eight offices in the cabinet to the be the fixed slate there is west should no likelihood that either the post office or justice departments will be directed ¬ eration of the bill was limited was occupied by Mr Stewart in the Treasury Gage oi counting the ills pop Nev upona speech re- ¬ inflicted the poor by the gold standard but declaring in the end War Alger of Mich- - that he would allow the bill to pass in any form that its friends desired Notice of a de- ¬ Navy Long oi sire to speak on the measure was given by Mr the Pettigrew sil SD and then the bill went over repv Vt reported the appropriation bill for the District of Columbia Mr Thomas rep Mich gave notice that on Wednesday gun on Monday last was concluded and the bill passed with some material changes all reducing the score of- - the measure Mr Wads worth rep N Y chairman on the commit- ¬ tee on agriculture had called up the bill mak-¬ ing appropri tions for the agricultural de ¬ partment for the year 1897 8 No ac- ¬ During the day Mr Crout tion taken House The Indian appropriation bill be ¬ son of the late Speaker Crisp is the youngest mem-¬ ber of the congress now in session g-only 26 years old Jn the taking ofyhis seat young fttr Crisp broke one THE VERY BEST record the house having accepted as OIxD- RELIABLE PROMPT satisfactory evidence of his election the PAYESTG brief statement telegraphed by Gov and the youthful member took his place amid cordial applause Kichard Mansfield is writing a book Itis a work he commenced merely for the pleasure of writing it and reading itto Mrs Mansfield and an intimate Short St Bet Broadway and Mill friend of hers The story developed in ME Mansfields leisure moments served LEXINGTON DS1M tojwhile away the time for some of - - - Proprietor the favored members of his company James Connors ons the train while they were traveling 2 And 250 Per Day and now he has been advised to publish Hates W Crisp beinAt--kins- on -- Chaies HINTON Agent Pare Wind and Storm Insurance1 SssssisU a PlARIS- - KENTUOKYv V This issmcoth fence that will turn any kind of stock It is made from the best hard steel drawn specially- for th - purpose NON UNION HOTEL REED The large steel wires forming the horizontal bars are first coiled around a inch rod thus practically becoming COILED SPKESTGS their entire length These are securelytied together by 10 cross bars to the rod The cross- bars are best quality of annealed wire wrapped three timea galvanized around each horizontal bar - HOW IT IS MADE J -- Electric lights hot and cold baths barber shop and Postal telegraph office etc 21jy96 One hundred good rooms ly ¬ TREES ZF-JL-IjIj ¬ ¬ - ¬ Asparagus and everything for the Orchard Lawn and Garden We employ no agents Try us on prices and see the difference between those of a grower and dealer Catalogue on ap plication to H F HILLENMEER Lexington Ky 20oct ¬ FULL stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Ftruits TREES 1896 Being a self regulator it is always ready for business slacks up for 30 below as cheerfully as it takes a netr grip for 90 in the shade gently but 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 go fierce wind and drifting The thou 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 ocThe hired man and cupation is gone tramp alike scorn it proffer ¬ the lagging ed shade Like the model housewife when well supported it is always neax and tidy -- ITS ADVANTAGES - -- ¬ ¬ ¬ THREE POSTS to the 100 FEET Economy is not our sole object in placing posts for farm fence at the un ¬ usual distance of 20 to 30u feet apart Farmers say the closer the posts th ThaVmay apply to better the fence common fences but depending largely on its elasticity we prefer the long panel For cemeteries lawns f yards etc they should of course be nearer 12 to 20 feet is not objectionable We have completed and are novr building a lot of 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 bufld ine ience or we win contraci io uu mo whole job If you are needing any fence see us We will save you money and still build you the best fence made Respectfully COLLINS MILLER -- POSTS ¬ -- liiP5in i 1 i Paris Sy The Page-Wire-Xenoa- - In Bourbon KY long-lost-fath- er It - - - Collins Agents Messrs Miller Paris Kentucky L hae had the Page GentlemenDo not be deceived by aUurlar advertisements and think you can get the nest made finest nnh and Woven Wire Fence on my farm for MOST POPULAR SEWING MACHINE about eighteen months and ain well for a mere eon Bay from reliable manufacturers pleased with it It has- proved to he all that have rained a reputation by honest and Eqnare dealing There is none in the world that can equal that is claimed for it It tarns all kinds In mechanical construction durability of working parts fineness otflnish beauty in appearance or baa as it was the day of stock and as many improvements as the NEW HOME it was pnt up and has stood some- severe WRITE FOR CIRCULARS je8ts- - A horse of one of my neighborsTte- Hew Home Sewing HacWne Co fell across the fence a few months ago CbaxoeMas3 BostokMass 28 Union SquakeNY and was not taken off for several hours Chicago III St Loots Mo Dallas Texas sanfkayciscocal atlanta ua but whentaken off the fence went back TOR SALE BY to its place alL right with the exception - of a few staples During the tdrm of COOK WINN Paris KyApril 24thagoodrsized tree was blown across the fence and bent it down to tha STAMPS WASTED ground As soonasthe tree was cast ILSREVENUE off the fence went up all right and was BY as good as ever with the exception ot TYJD Green County Clerk It 01ivettKy one broken wire and a few staples oui - Millersburg May 4 98 - - - f -- ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ - - ¬ -- ¬ ¬ - - I want to buy for cash the following U S Revenues either canceled or uncanceled at the prices annexed when stamps are sent in good condition Each 1 cent Express red imperforate 5cents 1 cent Express red part perforate 5 cents lcent Playing Cards red imperforate50 cents 1 oentPlaying cardsredpart perforated cents 1 cent Proprietaryredpart perforatew10 cents 50 cents lcent Telegraph red imperforate 2 cent Bank Check bluepart perforate 6 cents S cents 2cent Certificate blue imperforate 2 centCert flcnte blue full perforate10 cents 2 cent Certiflcateorangef ull perforatelO cents Scents 2centExpess blue imperforate 10 cents 2 cent Express blue part perforate 2 cent Playing cardsbluetmperiorate50 cents 2 cent Playing cards orange v 10 cents 2 cent Proprietary blue imperforate15 cents 2 cent Proprietarybluepart perforate10 cents 2 cent Prooiietaryorangefull pefrete 15 cents 3 cent Playing cardgreen Imperforated 3 cent playing cardgreenf ull perrte20 cents 3 cent Telegraph green imperforatelO ceutS J cent Playing cardyiolet perforate50 cents 4 cent Proprietary violetjpart perforate0 cents 10 cents 5 cent Express red imperforate 10 cents 5cent Playing card red perforate 10 cents 5 cent Proprietary perforate G cent Proprietary orange perforateS5 10 cent Bill of Ladingblue imperfoteI5 cents 10 cent Bill of Ladingbluepart pertel5 cents 0 cents 2i cent Jiond imperforate 40 cent Inland Exchangeimperfornteo centsSOcwit Probate or Will imperiorateti2o 70 cent Foreign oxchangegreeniruateK cents S1 Si Life Insurance imperforate Si 10 SI Manifest imperforate SI 25 SI Mortgage full perforate 1 50 1 00 Passage Ticket imperforate 1 30 Foreign exchangeorange imate 3 0i 4 00 1 90 Foreign Exchange maroon 5 00 3 50 Inland Exchange imperforate 7 0Q 5 00 Probate of AVill imperforate 30 00 20 00 Probate of Will imperforate 1 30 Blue and Black 150 2 00 1 60 Blue and Black 5 cent Black and Green proprietary 15 cents G cent IJlack and Green proprietary o cents 10 cent Black and Grejjn proprietary t 50centBlacka d Green proprietary 3 i 1 00 Blackand Green proprietary 500 15 0Q 5 00 Black and Green proprietary lalso wish to buy old canceled postage stamps aud stamped envelopes of any and all denominations from 1J0 to 1S75 for which will pay liberal prices Address T L GKSEN Connty Clerk Mt Olivet Ky Nous5 The above named stamps can be found on Deeds Moutgages Notes Receipts Agreements Bank Check- etc from lcGl to lS7o also on Proprietary Medicines Matches etc T e foregoing ofier is geauino made In good faith and will be carriedout to- - the let ¬ ter in every instance whea I receive the stamps I have- mentioned in good order Reference Mt Olivet Deposit Bank or any official of Robestson country T It Gresji Coujaliy Clejfc of place I am so well pleased with- the fenc that I amigoing to put up more of it - right away 5my tf Respectfully Wm Becrapt We are prepared to furnish at rea- ¬ sonable prices locust posts by the car- ¬ load Delivered at your nearest rail ¬ road station JOLLINS MILLER locust POSTS GLilES CLEANED ilEPlED Work done on short department notice Our prices are lower than others- and we will do iyotar work right - first class have WEcleaning employsd a takepressing experienced tailorrio charge repairing and of our RIR1S FURH1SHIHS AKD TJULORINfi C0 - 24mar tf H S SaUT Manageiv W W DTMLEY BILL POSTERS PBJLS KY AtH CO Slnds o Eostims Distributing Promptly Attended To ate i WM LOT FOR SALE ad- - - fourth cask balance in three equal payv ments at six twelve and eighteen imontli Williams dftibn well located Will be sold A 42ix2a0rfoot lot in paymentSTone at low ncice on four - - News Paris Ky Address t L L cajre Thb L yslftpryrr1rfrJffB IJ Yi the wife the dinner which United Stales Am- ¬ Cleveland Railway Mens Republican da would be the convention orator at bassador Bayard and Mrs Bayard will league an organization which has the TIniversitv commencement in the give in honor of the prince of Wales at been very active during the late cam auditorium April 1 their residence Wednesday Febru paign and most of whose members are A special from Eldon la says that ary 3 v employes of M A Hanna Bradleys bank was burglarized at 3 Trial Trip of tlie Wilmington A Hold Up ia Columbus oclock Monday morning The safe Va Feb 2 The Fort Monroe Columbus 0 Feb 4 William Gr was blown open with nitro glycerine and all funds stolen The bank of- new gun boat Wilmington recently Mason a wealthy farmer living east ficials refuse to tell the amount taken constructed at the Newport News ship of this city was held up Wednesday a under by but the bank usually keeps three to yard made hertrial trip Mondaythe di night120 three masked men and robbed builders rection of after of The hold up occurred at S The five thousand dollars on hand She ran down as far as Cape oclock on Broad street the chief resi burglars escaped with a stolen team noon Henry and gave entire satisfaction dence street of the city Vand buggy t V ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - onies up in Greenland being obliter ated and whole tribes of Esquimaux were destroyed Chicago Tribune J Gpod Deal in Him After All Well said Papa Rushweed as he settled down to his cigar now that Bella his brought around the young man J cant say that 1 think there is much i him ftnpco crn rlirlnt nntioA the rltnnei be ate Jaeob saitf the practice mW- mJpCteyelaaf iaUi Dealer just-beiore-retiri- ng -- -- 3 XICYCTfeCS at lowest prirrC Cant tell yon all bout the new nrjlqa deHisnm beantifoi fin- i nflHri wnviotT lotv nHrpj on nAlm y MiV- - 1rv no woriaansmot our irood9 m m uu T TuiZuZr 7n rwTi wufc juu w wntsior our ij illustrated UaisuoGUo Tkia -w wiiiicu catalopuovrew over pubJjed rrt11 la the larff WUnd beat Aek for It t KB iota 05 inqticy ana iirao unt XoU can have rncx r La V hsmkomo tmli A 1 1 f WWWWw rin h AliLIA I ICE GAKRTAPn dfl ww CMnniTnatt -- V AwAuf SJ vauu i- -i- Yh I fr v rt t x-- JSis jSh 1 V y 7 x rVa c V ft n f V 5 K 3WFS iV y u v r A - H s j - - t - V THE BOURBON NEW RID AY EEBRUIrY 5 1897 ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR JUDGE W II I I V J l J ft s Ml- I ft- - V i Vvf - - ft- ijs - - - ST 9 i rT SS -- i ty - y - - - W day Terrence Kenney aged about seventy years a respected citizen of Bourbon county died Tuesday night at the home of his niece Mrs M J Glenn on the North Middletown pike Funeral ser- ¬ KiuFUJV vices were held yesterday morning at the Catholic Church bv Rev tfJdw Burke Burial at the Catholic cemetery Major T W Goodloe aged eighty four died in Lexington Wednesday morning He was a brother of Gen D Absolutely S Goodloe and Judge Wm Goodloe Celebrated for its great leavening and was also an uncle of John J3 Milstrength and healthfulness Assures the ler Mies Lucy Miller Mrs Chas Stephfood against alum and all forms of adul- ens Mrs W M Hinton and a great teration common to the cheap brands uncle of W M Goodloe and Miss Mag- ¬ Royal Baking Powder CO New YOrkJ gie Goodloe of this city The funeral occurred yesterday afternoon at two BOURBQH HEWS oclock The nephews of the deceased acted as pall bearers The deceased was the last of thirteen children Mr V Seventeenth Year Established 1881 M Goodloe and Mrs Stephens attended Published every Tuesday and Friday by the funeral pol feAKlN Pure t OBITUARY - Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Coleman Searsr 23 diertnear this city Tuesday night and was buried yester- ¬ Emtitsidii is rriadetjpof- ScSSl Jti the most essential elements that go to nourish the body Where the appetite is varying or lacking it in¬ creases it and where digestion We are authorized to announce Wm M Purnell as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authprized to announce Jaxbs McCltjre as a candidate for Judge of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party FOR CIRCUIT CLERK NEWTON MITCHELL t THE PEOPLES GROCER prices because Buyers of Groceries are not forced to go to cutriate stores for Slow E ¬ POWDER is weak it aids it to perform its function in a more vigorous way It enriches the Jblcod makes healthy flesh and cures chronic coughs and cqlds By ¬ ¬ ¬ making it possible for the body to resist disease Our friends tell IT Works Wonders us but we never like to over state the merits of our remedy even when it has hzeti tested and tried for over twenty fivey ears If you will ask for it we yill send you a book telling you more about the subject than we can put in a few words 4 We are authorized to announce Chas Butler as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Demo- ¬ cratic party We are authorized to announce T Hart Talbot as a candidate for Circuit offered by them on same class of goods I have an excellent Clerk subject to the action of the plete line of Democratic party We are authorized to announce George T Mo Carney as a candidate for Circuit Clerk subject to the action of the Democratic party ALMONDS APPLES I W ee Any Prices and com- - o FANCY ORANGES STANDARD GOODS FILBERTS BRAZIL PECANS l FOR SHERIFF BANANNAS v A I T WALTER CHAMP BBUOE MILLER Make all Checks Editors and Oumers Money Orders etc MriiWSB News Notes From Washington x i payable to the order of Champ The following news notes are gleaned from the Enquirers Washington corre- Go to yottr druggist for Scotts Emul ¬ sion Two sizes 50 cts and 100 SCOTT BOWNE authorized to announce MALAGA GRAPES ENGLISH WALNUTS George W Bowen as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the action of the U FINEST CHOCOLATE CANDIES sn If elected Mr Democratic party -STICK AND MIXED CANDIES W Bowens deputies will be W CANDIED CHERRIES Mitchell and 1 ames Burkel CANDIED APRICOTS vWe are authorized to annonnce CANDIED PINE APPLES Brutus J Clay Jr with G W Judy and J Smith Clarke as deputies New York Cream Edam and Pine Apple Cheese Fancy Evaporated as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the Peaches Apricots Apples Prunes All kinds of Canned Fruits Sar¬ attion of the Democratic party We are Up I ¬ New York FOR COUNTY CLERK dines Champgnion French Peas Bottled Pickle CatsupEtc BALTIMORE CAN AND BULK OYSTERS v f U 8 V i H -- - h A m spondence We are authorized to announce Ed The Committee on Judiciary has D Paton as a candidate for re election The Pennsylvania State Capital was as Clerk of the Bourbon County Court NUPTIAL KNOTS destroyed by fire Wednesday afternoon made a favorable report on the JdIII in-¬ subject to the action of the Democratic L The Legislature was in session when the troduced by Mr Owens of Kentucky to Engagements Announcements And Sol party fire was discovered and a panic fol- ¬ to remove the political disabilities from emnizations Of The Marriage Vows The loss is 1500000 See dis the record of Colonel William E lowed FOR JAILER Miss Gertrude Craig and Mr Alexan Simms The disability exists because patch on second page der Renaker will wed in Cynthiana1 We are authorized to announce -Col Simms was a Senator in the Con- ¬ Samuel T James as a candidate for The treaty providing for the settle ¬ federate Congress and because of his Wednesday Jailer subject to the action of the Mr Jack Trigg of Staffordshire En ¬ Democratic party ment by arbitration of the long standing service in Confederate army dispute over the boundary between Ven- ¬ The Committee on War Claims gland wedded Miss Sallie McWilliams to announce W C We are ¬ ezuela and British Guiana was Wednes- made a favorable report on a bill intro- ¬ a young school teacher at Richmond Oones as aauthorized for re election as candidate day signed by Senor Jose Andrade Ven- ¬ duced by Mr Clardy of Kentucky to Ky Wednesday Jailer subject to the action of the Mr Jones candi- ¬ ezuelan Minister to Washington and pay A T Sands 6530 for stores taken Dr Jerre C Foster andMiss Ada Democratic party tit Sir Julian Pauncefote the British Am- ¬ by United States troops during the late May Litsey were married Wednesday dacy is in the interest of Mrs Landon Ashbrook bassador See dispatch on second page war afternoon at Harrodsburg The groom if We are authorized to announce W H a formerly lived in this city Senator Lindsay introduced ft Boone as a candidate for Jailer sub- ¬ 4 The Kentucky Press bill in the Senate to grant a pension to R U Cave Jr and Miss Sallia Bul- ¬ ject to the action of the Democratic 100 per lock were united in a verv fashionable party M Clay of The Mt Sterling Sentinel Democrat is Gen Cassius We are authorized to announce Wm wedding ceremony Tuesday nigbt at the now issued as a semi weekly published month -First Presbyterian Church iu Lexington L Collins as a candidate for Jailer of on Tuesday and Friday May it enjoy Mid Winter Declamatory Contest Bourbon County The groom fainted during the ceremony of the Republican subject to the action party continued success Hon J T Hinton of this city Hon on account of the heat of the church TheJStanford Journal is a regular B F Graziana of Covington and Hon the excitement and because of his em H We are authorized to announce John peach in its new dress Stewart as a candidate for Jailer L P Applegate of Falmouth will be barrassment at forgetting the weddingl subject to the action of the Democratic The Jackson Hustler and North Mid ¬ dletown Advance are publishing the the judges in the Mid Winter Declama- ring He was resuscitated and the cere party tory Contest to be held to night at the mony proceeded We are authorized to announce names of their delinquent subscribera Joseph F Williams as a candidate for contes- ¬ The Lexington Herald has had two Cynthiana opera house The We are overstocked on childrens Jailer subject to the action of the damage suits filed against it one for tants and their subjects will be as fol- shoes We offer special inducements on Democratic party the best makes until January 1st for 25000 and the other 10000 The lows Regulus to the Carthagenians E casn ju paper will likely win both suits FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY Davis Thompson cSIsgrig tf ¬ L Moore of Prof Chancellors elocuWe are authorized to announce tion class SCINTILLATIONS Advertised Letter Iiist Clifton Arnsparger as a candidate for rTell Tale Heart A M Warren of ra election as County Attorney subject An Interesting Jumble Of News And Miss Harris elocution class List of letters remaining unclaimed to the action of the Democratic party P9miflent O C Crook of in Paris Ky postoffice Feb5 1897 Thrilling Sketch We are authorized to announce Sam ¬ Arnold Mrs AnnieHuffman Acie Geqrge Bouglag gherley who now Kentucky State College Rogers as a Barnett Eddie L HugerlyvMraBettie uel B Attorney subject candidate for in Eden Maine feas conveyed to bis County to the action By Their Faujts Ye Shall Know Berry George Hughly Mrs Betty of fflQtfeer ftrepge Qf property in Louii the Democratic party Them T H Mar3 Qt Kentucky Claxton Mrs Josie Norman Scott Tjlle Patrick Robert We are authorized to announce Denis Comer Frank University Commer Frank Parker Lizzie Dundon as a candidate for County At- ¬ 4 Jack The Fisherman T P War- ¬ Cooper Narma A nine year old boy from Boyd Mrs torney subjeot to the action of the Powell Mr county was Wednesday taken to the ren ofs Centre College Jobrli R Democratic party CurrentMiss Jennie T H Little Darnel Willie The Southern Soldier Richardson W A penitentiary to serve a year for house- ¬ Evans R G Robertson Mrs CB of Central University breaking FOR ASSESSOR Regulus to the Roman Senate5 B Frazier Mrs Alice Spears Sol T D Hargis for sixty years a Mag K We are authorized to announce J TJ TaylorjRobert Fields America H Connor of Mrs Brocks elocution Goodman Mamie ThropeC L istfate in Marshall county is dead Boardman as a candidate for Assessor class Washington Sopha of Bourbon County subject to the Godman Melvin During his term of office be had married -Washington Sarah action of the Democratic party Hall Nellie 1900 couples Wilson Miss Lizzie Hildreth Gano We GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS HowardMrsFtahky White Willie col Clay are authorized to announce S D The extradition of Edward Taylor- as a candidate for Assessor of Howard Sandy WhiteMiss Lillie alias Arthui Piatt wanted at-- Lexing- ¬ Theatrical And Otherwise Bemarks In Huggard MissLizzieYoung Bourbon County subject to the action L F The Foyer of the Democratic party ton for murder was granted in London Persons calling for aboye letters will Wednesday SOUTH BEFORE THE WAR We are authorized to announce Gar please say advertised It rett D Kenney as a candidate for W L Davis P M At Louisville Tuesday Judge Barr ap-¬ Harry Martells maminoth pro ¬ Assessor of Bourbon County subject to 1 pointed George W Baird of Mt Ster- ¬ duction South Before The War will See advertisement in another column the action of the Democratic party ling Special Commissioner to sell the he the attraction at the Paris Grand of W J Bryans new book The First We are authorized to announce Wm plants of the Mt Sterling Waterworks Tuesday night The play is a pic m Battle Send your order to Oscar H Whaley as a candidate for Assessor of Southern darkey life and presents n Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour- ¬ of Bourbon County subject to the ac- ¬ and Electric Light Co county tf tion of the Democratic party Squire T J Pickett who has been numDeror realistic scenes including a bon We are authorized to announce Will General Storekeeper under Collector cotton field the landing of the steamer Wrights Celery Tea cures constipa- ¬ Shelby has been appointed Deputy Col- ¬ Robt E Lee a camp meeting on Frog tion sick headaches 25c at druggists G McClintock as a candidate for A v Assessor of Bourbon County subject to p lector at Maysville to succeed the late Island and a cake walk The company the action of the Democratic party i Colonel Robert L Baldwin Mr Harry numbers about fifty people and carries a Archie Gladly Given WWe are authorized to announce Assessor Taylor succeeds Mr Pickett as Gen- ¬ pickaninny band The company will Bedford as a candidate for give a street parade at 1130 Tuesday eral Storekeeper County subject to the A Railroad Officials Experience of Bourbon Democratic party morning of the ¬ i -¬ -- - if -- ISGRIG TURKEYS NEWTON MlTGHEtt Main St Opp Oourt House G ROOJbJ 1A V Paris Ky MARGOLENS CARPET SALE Now is the time to buy Carpets Rusts and Matting as I have a good lot to select from and my prices defy uuiupeuuuii i nave a Tine assortment or these goods and if you will come in and look at them I am sure I caa please you and it is no trouble for me to show them t you Consider the prices which I quote below it j - - j Brussels from 40 cts up Ingrains from 18 cts up Matting from 9 cts up Rugs from 50 cts up Remember the place and call early - v r 4 H MflRGOLEN PARIS KY Opp Court House 1 WE HAVE JUST EECEIVED -- ¬ No I Tobacco Hogshea ds - WITH BEST INDIANA WHITE OAK HOOPS 7I3L3Li A SELL OZKEIP TEMPLIN I- - Full Details TARR All We Waut lit Covingtons Jack the Hugger turn ¬ d ed out to be Henry Bnhr a cigarette fiend It is thought the continued use of cigarettes has destroy- ¬ ed his mind He has attempted to as sault ton or fifteen young ladies in the past few months Gen Boyd as the commander of the Kentucky divisions of the United Con ¬ federate Veterans has tendered the of-¬ fice of Sponsor for the division at the renuion at Nashville in June to Miss Sidney Lewis of Georgetown daughter of Dr John A Lewis Surgeon General of thn Kentucky division fifteen-year-ol- The company appearing with Nordica at the Lexington Opera House Saturday February 13 are m every way worthy of their connection with the great singer With Madame Schalchi contralto Mr Barron Berthald tenor Mr John C Dempsey bass baritone and Mr I Luckstone pianist is made complete an exceedingly fine concert organiza- ¬ tion Manager Scott is arranging for excursions from all of the adjoining towns and cities Miss Alice Castleman daughter of Col John B Castleman of Louisville was crowned queen of the Charity Ball in New York Tuesday evening by John Jacob Astor Miss Castleman is a beau- ¬ tiful blonde and Kentuckians are proud of the success she has attained in New Yor society Chaunoey Depew and other leaders sought her society action We are authorized to announce C L Hough as a candidate for Assessor of Bourbon County subject to the action of the Republican party FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS le-elec-ti- on ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER as Superintendent of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Wm E Williams as a candidate for Super- ¬ intend nt of Public Schools for Bourbon County subject to the action of the Kate Edgar as a candidate for We are authorized to announce Miss f is an opportunity to convince you that our worlt mm can not be excelled Ts I V Democratic party We Are Working For A Reputation guaranteed 0 k- - vS trI55S - i m k T- M R EDWARD EDMONDS long con nected with railroad construction in Nebraska-writesrMy-hearttroubled FOR POLICE JUDOE Awarded Highest HonorsWorlds Fair breath was the constant and most common and pained me for 19 years Shortness of symptom Intense excruciating pain gener- ¬ ally followed any severe exertion Faintness iV - lv i vv it mUllllk 1jBi DeWolf Hopper will play John Philip Sousas opera El Captain in CREAM u Cincinnatiruext week Energetic lady of good address to take agency for the Auto matic Sewing Machine in Paris and vicinity One who owns the machine preferred Address with- references fc if sf ie m v MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant v 40 YEARS THE STANDARD mmm r - KSNS Wanted ¬ ¬ - Willcox Gibbs S M Co ave Louisville Ky - 614 Fourth 5fb 4t - Wrights Celery Tea v tlon sick headaches 2fc hunger without any appetite fluttering that made me clutch my breast and palpitation that of ten staggered me as if Iivould fall were frequent attacks Again everything would turn black if I arose from a stooping posture quickly Sleepless nights with their prostrating unrest were Dr Miles numerous and I could Heart Cure get no rest day or night¬ 1 consulted leading phyRestores sicians and tried adver- ¬ tised remedies They Health gave me no relief One of Dr Miles circulars described my case so exactly that I took Dr Miles New Heart Cure and I am now a well man I hope every one troubled vwith heart disease will try Dr Miles remedies If they will write me personally I will gladly give them full details of my experience Edw Edmonds P O Box 65 David City Nebraska Dr Miles Heart Caie is sold on guarantee that first bottle benefits be moneyrefunded We are authorized to annonnce Wm Remington as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party Wt are authorized to announce John R Adair as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic party - We are authorized to announce Newt Clark as a candidate for Police Judge subject to the action of the Democratic 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 BOH BRANCH OFFICE STEM LAU1RY BRO party W M HINTON JR Props OFFICE A3H WOUKS 127 129 SEVENTH STr PARIS EY FIFTY PEAR TREES FOR 100 W M Hintons Jewelry Store your own Pear Trees For one dollar I will send you postage paid the following fifty pear trees all grafted on Japan Seedling Stock 10 E Harvest 10 Bartlett 10 C Favorite 10 F Beauty 10 Idaho If you send in your order before February 15th I will include one Lincoln Core STORY brick house on Upper less no seed no core Reference any Pleasant street adjoiningthe resi- ¬ bank at this place Address dence of S S Clay Apply to Geo A-- Riley 29sep tf A C ADAIR Farmers x G row FOR RENT tion half rates each Insertion thereafter Locals or reading notices ten cents per dne each insertion Locals in blaci type ADVER7I81NG ILATJE8 JJlBplays one dollar per lnchlor first Inser ¬ CrreensDurg Indv jiwenw cenis per line eafch Insertion jJ r 4r Fractions of lines count as full lines irheif run nine at line rates Obituarss cards of thanks calls on candi ¬ dates resolutions of respect and matter of a dke nature ten cents per line Special rates given lor large advertlEe aients and yearly org mg 1 - V 4 M - 1 t - wuwwmuw - Nr t v -- m - V i rv N -- - V v rv - y V r S THE BOURBON NEWS THE Se v - -- V T7 v--g- j t X- - FEBRUARY 5 1897 A Successful Ball 5 Ml BOiBBIjIEWS citeenth Year Established 1881 The Turnpike Boud tissue Overruled PERSONAL MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY THE NEWS MAN Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Judge J E Cantrill rendered hia decision Wednesday in the Bourbon County turnpike case which was argued several weeks ago and subsequently submitted iby briefs The decision is adverse to the issue of bonds for the pur-¬ chase and maintenance of pikes the Judge interpreting the law to mean that no bonds may be issued except by the assent of two thirds of the whole num ¬ ber voting which will for the present prevent the issue of turnpike bonds in Bourbon The Fiscal Court claims that the decision is a victory in many respects as it sustains the legality of the steps taken to secure free pikes with the exception of the proposed bond issue The Fiscal Court believes that the necessary two thirds vote can be secured at the next regular election when another vote will be taken on the bond issue as it is now thought such an issue will proye more popular than a direct tax to raise money to purchase and sustain the pikes Foor To Help The m fcA En teic i at the Post office seco ss mail matter at Paris Ky as TELEPHONE NO One year news costs you Payable in Advance 2 00 J 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Sixmouths 5100 ¬ Elsewhere Mrs G W Stuart is quiteill Dr A B Boyd was in Cincinnati f port FKOM A GUN get a cant even CHARGE re FREE OF Money Orders payable to the order of Champ Hake all Checks MilIiER Etc Ctov MOunt of Indiana bag appoint- ¬ ed Elder Z T Sweeney of Golumbns as State Fish Commissioner open a ir eat store at an early date in the store room recently occupied by Geo Allison Grant Owsley will In another column is printed adver- ¬ tisement of Masters sale of 79 acres of lend 4J miles North of Paris on Feb 26th Read the ad Send In Your Contributions Read the advertisement in another column of Masters sale oi 11 acres of Silas Turnpike on land on Jacks town Feb 20th See the ad Cast your eye over the annonnce- ment column on fourth page You will find some new names in the list And still theres more to follow Wm Gibson The News is authorized to state that the bureau opened to relieve the needy poor will be compelled to close to day unless more contributions are speedily All the supplies have forthcoming bsen exhausted and there are yet many applications daily for aid There are a number of worthy persons in the city who are just now of necessity compelled to depend on charity for sub sistence Thev should not be allowed to suffer 15 you are able to contribute you shonlddo so at once Anything in the way of provisions coal or clothing is welcome to the Selby Charity Committee Squire Lilleston whose office is on the second floor of the court house will take charge of any donations Dont neglect this duty Help others who are more unfortunate than your ¬ self and you will then enjoy yonr own comforts with a great deal more satisfaction Paris People Moving ¬ ¬ tf a well know farmer -- living near Little Rock was yesterday reported dangerously ill of pneumonia He was in Paris Monday - - Dan McMillan as agent for Mrs J V H Ewalt- of this city has sold the Dr Offutt property in Newtown Scott county to J A Shirhart for 700 - H S Stout will to day move his gents furnishing store into the room adjoining the Adams Fxpress office He is offering bargains in neckwear and other furnishings John Sauer of Lexington will open h V f r i - a- - a grocery this month in the Ficklih store room lately vacated by J W Debold AVill Sauer of this city will Wednesday Mr and Mrs Hugh Mont- ¬ be a partner in the business gomery and Miss Emma Scott moved into Mrs Mary Turneys residence on Attention is directed to the an- ¬ Duncan avenue Mrs Turney and Mr ington Wednesday nouncement on fourth page of the can- ¬ and Mrs Matthew Turney will move on didacy of Mr Joseph F Williams for Miss Olive Fant of Flemingaburg March 1st to the Mrs Skinner farm Jailer of Bourbon County subjectto the which Mr Turney purchased Monday visited Mrs G W Stuart on Mt action of the Democratic party W H Kerr who now occupies the Airy avenue this week Mr G W Stoner of Illinois is Dr G B Spencer of Carlisle who farm will move to his own farm near here on a visit He is also attending the has located in this city has secured the North Middletown Co will move their horse sales at Lexington H S Stout the office rooms of the late Dr O H Mr Socrates Bowles father of M 8 Buck on Pleasant street Dr Spencer stock of furnishing goods to day to the Vardenstoreroom next door to C B Henry Butler of Vine street is very ill recently practiced for one year in the Mitchells grocery at his home near this city Louisville hospital The latter part of the month Isasc Thds Costello of Cincinnati was Bourbon county people hold nearly Price of Cincinnati will open a cloth in the city Wednesday He registers 40000 worth of stock in the Southern ing store in the room vacated by Stout simply as Tom C Cin Building and Loan Association which Co Edward and Frank Daughterty went into the hands of a receiver last have been confined to their home for A True Cat Story week at Knoxville Scott county parseveral days with lagrippe ties held 25000 worth of the stock A very truthful and reliable farmer Miss Margaret Biggerstaff In the Kenton Circuit Court at Cov who lives in the Hutchison precinct been teaching school near this who has city re- ¬ ington this week Mrs Lola Eaton this week told The News a remarkable turned yesterday to her home in Lud- York was granted a divorce from Frank story about the bold pranks of two cats klow Bud York formerly of this city which live at his home One day last Former Chief of Police John Her maiden name Lola Eaton was re week they jumped upon the back of the stored and she gets the custody of their kitchen stove which still had a fire in it Feeney of Richmond was the guest of child They were married Sept 21st and snatched a baked chicken from a hia son Mr John Feeney in this city pan When the act was discovered Wednesday 1893 each feline had hold of a chicken leg After the declamatory contest to Bus Agent Ford of Lexington who and a neighbors cat was gnawing the night at the Cynthiana opera house the has been confined to his home for six fowls breast presumably looking for Cynthiana Dancing Club will give m weeks on account of injuries sustained pulling bone Two weeks ago swell dance by being thrown from a wagon is able the same bold bad cats jumped up on Miss Lucile Joplin who has been to be on duty again He comes to Paris these the stove and stole a 6onp bone from a spending several weeks with her sister on Conductor Throckmortens train boiling pot of soup Mrs W T Brooks left Wednesday for every morning and returns with Con- ¬ her home in Mt Vernon Sale Of The J H Letton Hand ductor Kirby Mrs Chas Finnell and son John Edw F Hutchcraft has secured the Auctioneer A T Forsyth yesterday Charles Finnell of Harrodsburg are agency for the Power Laundry of Win- ¬ sold at public sale for L M Green guests of Mrs W W Aker at Mis R chester and solicits a share of the public assigneo of J H Letton 188 acres of Crosthwaits Mrs Aker returns patronage The Power Laundry turns land on the Paris Jackstown pike to A to morrow to her home in New Paris out only first class work and its equip Henry S Letton at 4780 per acre Ohio ment in the way of modern machinery Subsequent to the above sale Mrs J Mrs A T Forsyth was called by is surpassed by no laundry in Central H Letton sold privately to Henry S Kentucky The first basket will be sent Letton 165 acres of land tor 7500 telegraph to Louisvile Wednesday to see in on Monday eb 8th Office at the Mrs Letton takes 90 acres of the J H her son Mr Julius Purnell who is quite ill He has had lagrippe for a It Bluegrass GroceryLetton nome place at b0 per acre in fortnight and is thought to be threat-¬ part payment Farmer Meeting ened with pneumonia 40 New K of P Officers D McNair of Dansville N Y Last Service In The Methodist Church will give a free lecture and distribute At the regular meeting Tuesday night The last service to be held in the old free books on Commercial Fertilizers at of the A J Lovely Division No 34 Monday Feo Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias the Methodist Church will occur Sunday the Paris court house on It following officers were elected night An appropriate program will be ruairy 8th at two oclock p m arranged so as to give an impressive Captain Benj Perry Assignment At Millershurgr and solemn farewell to the building First Lieut Geo D Mitchell which has so long been the place of wor¬ J W Mock Co undertakers and¬ Second Lieut A C Adair ship for that congregation The old Recorder J M Rion furniture dealers at Millersburg asbuilding will be torn down next week signed Wednesday to Attorney Harmon Treasurer L Woolstien and the material utilized in the new Right Guide H Hibler Jr Stitt of this city The assignment was church The congregation will proba- ¬ Left Guide E D Paton precipitated by the assignment several There were four application for mem- ¬ bly worship in the court house untiL the weeks ago of M H Current a member bership and one candidate was initiated new church is finished of the firm A Visitor From Japan Notice To The Public A Delightful Entertainment -- McRhohan Ted Monehan of Carlisle Call early MiBses Nellie and Mary Glacey Kate and Maggie Conway Ella Lang Sallie Torihey Messrs Jas Quinlan R J Toohey- - Jas Flaherty John Dolphin Jas Gracey of Winchester Misses on business Wednesday Mamie Ready Nannie and Quinnie Rev Dr Rutherford was a visitor Kerns Katie Riley Lizzie Murphy M in Lexington Wednesday Mainie Lizzie and Alexander Mr Roger Lawson of Cincinnati Walahr Messrs Faust Fouschee was in the city Wednesday Nugent John Kelly John Col R G Stoner left Wednesday Current Higgins Nick Rion D J Crow JaBl Bitz Mike Crow Chas for Hot Springs Arkansas Will Drumey Lawrence Vol Howe continues to be danger- ¬ Murphy Murphy Tom McQuirk John Henry of ously ill with typhoid feyer Lexington Mrs John Connell Lan Hume left Wednesday for a Miss Mary Mr and Holleran Katie Condon hunting trip near Mexico Mo Mary Fee Therese McDermott Bessie Miss Clara Wilmoth visited rela- ¬ Kenney Mamie Reynolds Nellie Cough- lin Mary and Josie Walsh Venie tives in Cynthiana Wednesday Mackey Mollie and Fannie Boyle An- nieMcLaughlin Lizzie Higgins Ella Miss Margaret Ingels is spending a McCarthy Mimie McDermott Mary few days in Maysville this week Shea Katie Burke Nellie Schwartz Mrs H 0 Hutchcraft is quite ill Tillie Mollie Annie and Katie ToolenJ Mamie and Maggie Comack B Mer being threatened with pneumonia naugh Nellie Doyle Katie Condpn Mr Amos Turney has gone ti Grace Hardy Mary Glenn Mr aud Montgomery Ala on a business trip Mrs T F Brannonr Mr and Mrs Jas LaugtilinMr and Mrs John Foley Messrs C Alexander Jr and L V Mrs Lyons Mrs Browner Messrs Butler spent Sunday in Mt Sterling Joe Will Holleran Jss Condon Dr S A Donaldson of Lexington GrqeheJ J Higgins George Browner Denis Dundon John wai in the city on business Wednesday A J GoreyJames Lojiergan McLaughlin Commonwealths Attorney John S T L Burke Robt McComack Smith is attending court at George- ¬ Win Walsh Jas Hardy Robt Walker Hugh Dwyer Ed Shannon Jas Dunn town Jpa Higgins Fred McDermott Ed Mr Ben Perry left Wednesday for Walsh Alvin Bentsler Ed Conners Ed John McCarthy Teddy Cincinnati to visit his aged mother who OConnell Mackey Dan Jordan George McWil is very ill liams Ed Doyle John Coughlin Jas Mrs J W Casey and sona of Bradley John Galyin Tom Durkiti T Cynthiana are guebts at Mr John FRoche Jr Jas Rion Phil Deignau Joe Mullaney Frank Lyons Mike Mcllvains Doylo Ed Coughlin H Toolen Messrs Doug Thomas and J T Hedges attended the horse sales at Lex- ¬ -- Wednesday Mr Newt Mitchell has been ill for several days Maj T T O wings has been ill for several days Mrs J T Hedges has returned from Winchester Mrs H H Roberts is viBiting rela t ves in Georgetown Mr R C Talbot was in Lexington THirball given Wednesday evening at Oddfellows Hall by the Catholic Voune meadf this city was a splendid success A large number of strangers were- pres- ¬ ent and the dance was prolonged until PkmAdmght The music was furnshed by Schwartzs orchestra Among those participating in the dfencjarWere Misses Ida May Given Dannie and Mattie Howard M L Alex- anaer Annie Pollemeyer Messrs J J Wood RbbtWickliffe T E Woods ha8 Howard L M Pollemeyer Har- ¬ mon Ross Win Conway L M Mitten of Cynthiana Misses Allie and Maggie - Read These Bargain Prices 5 - 5 Meutefmest Patent Leather shoes 6475 worth 8600 Mens finest Calf shoes 450 worth 8550 Mens finest Tan shoes 8450 worth 855Q The above are the celebrated Stacy Adams make - s Soys Calf Shoes 8100 to 82 00 worth 8150 to 8250 Childs fine Kid Spring Heels size 5 to 7 85c worth 12 Childs fine Kid Spring Heels size 8 to 10J 8100 worth 8150 Misses fine Kid Spring Heels size 11 to 2 8125 worth 8175 These are only a few of the many Cash bargains we have to offer and get choice DAVISTHOMS0N4ISGRI Juist Reoeived SPRING STOCK 4 I r HAMBURGS LACES WASH DRESS GOODS PERCALES WHITE GOODS ETC Call and see them t- I - All new fresh goods - - i W -- jisSj 529 Main St Paris Ky CONDONS In order to close out our stock we will sac¬ rifice everything in our store at unheard o prices Strictly all wool Dress Goods in G D Corsets our specialtv SOc 75c novelty and plain styles always 50c and 1 00 worth double for this sale at 25c a yard Ladies and Childrens full Seamless Hosiery 10 and 15c always sold at 25c HAVE 11 acres of good pasture Choice of our finest Dress patterns land in the city of Paris which I de ¬ formerly 800 for this sale at 400 Gur Domestics are the very best sire to rent Possession given March brands in Calicoes Cottons and Sheet ¬ 1st 1897 Apply to All our Underwear Blankets and ings MRS MARY A REYNOLDS Comforts will be closed out at 25c on Calicoes 3i and 5c 5feb 3t Paris Ky the dollar Bleached Cotton good 5c Best Cotton made 8c New and full line of Table Linens 10 4 Peperell Sheeting 18c Towels and Napkins marked down 50 Hi per cent for this sale Notions of all kinds one half price- - Pasture Lam For Bent I MASTERS SALE OF ILiSLXlO Bourbon Circuit Court Economy Building Loan Association of Pans Ky Plain tiny T We still enlarge Portraits free of charge rr ¬ ¬ PURE HOME GROWN ¬ Lutie Mappin etc Defendants styled cause at its November 1896 1 will sell publicly at the house door in Paris Kentucky the hour of twelve oclock noon SATURDAY V8 ¬ 3j virtue of a judgment of the Bourbon Circuit Court rendered in the above on Term Court ¬ about CLOVER SEED Aly to -- 1 FEBRUARY 20 1897 ¬ i V- - f V e- -- a 2r Li J-- iv- - I have arranged with Dr John Adair to lake charge of my office until I am able to resume my practice Dr Adair will attend to all unfinished work and such other work as my patrons may de- ¬ sire Yery Respectfully Dr R A Sprake Robbers Tisit An Ex Pariian T Monday night thieves entered the tCf - A -- - 0 11 T dental office of former Parisian Dr S A Donaldson who is now located in the Merrick Lodge building in Lexing- ¬ ton They ransacked every drawer and compartment in the office but did not take a thing They overlooked a lot of gold leaf and failed to try the safe A score of business houses and resi- dehces in Lexington bave been burglar sung about ized during the past two weeks cjH S ing at the court house Tuesday night will arrive in Paiis to morrow to spend a w is a thoroughly enjoyable event and few days as a guest of Mrs Florence that quaint Virginia humorist and Lockhart She will address a meeting mimic kept his audience in one con- ¬ at the Methodist Church Snnday after- ¬ noon at three oclock upon the subject tinual audible smile The Methodist ladies under whose of her great work in her Japanese home auspices Mr Miller appeared cleared Her husband is a Presbyterian preacher while she is at the head of a successful Jforty dollars on the entertainment Everyone is invited to hear school Trubble In Do Xand her Sunday afternoon Naxt Wednesr Col John S Smith of this city will day afternoon 8he will address the I v be a candidate for re election as Com- - Ladi3 Club monwealths Attorney of this district The patrons of Crawford Bros shop Col Smith says I have heard Bob on Main street near Fifth enjoy a Franklin spoken of as a candidate and quiet quick and clean service by ex- ¬ pert barbers in the cosiest if he makes the race against me derell Baths in comfortable shop in Paris well equipped be more trouble in de land than lie ever bath rooms furnished at the pleasure of -- Polk Millers Evening of Story and Mrs C Sakurai of Tokio Japan the following described real estate to wit That certain tract of land situated in Bourbon County Kentucky on Flat Run Creek and Mt Gilead and Steeles Ford Turnpike and described and bound ¬ Beginning at 1 ed as follows to wit on plat of division of the late George L Redmons land of record in the Clerks office of the County Court of Bourbon County Kentucky and running S 75 E 28i poles to 2 then N If W 82 16100 poleB to 14 then N 55 66100 xminutes W 8844100 poles to 15 then S 28 62100 poles to 9 then N 55 W 58 8100 poles to 10 then S 35 W 50 3 5 poles to 16 then S 50J- E 165 3 5 poles to 17 then N 39 E 15 76 100 poles to the beginning contains 79 acres 2 roods and 34 poles and is lot No 3of said division and is the same land on which defendants reside on which are dwelling house barn and Said land is other improvements 4 miles North of the City situate about of Paris Said saleis made to satisfy a judg ¬ ment in favor of the plaintiff herein for its debt and interest amounting on the day of sale to 417369 and the costs of this suit 10800 making the total sum to be raised on the day of sale the sum of 428169 Said sale will be made upon a credit of six and twelve months for equal parts of the purchase money for which ffife purchaser will be required to exe cute bonds payable to the undersigned Master Commissioner with good surety to be approved by said Commissioner and bearing interest from date until paid at the rate of six per cent per an ¬ num having theforce and effect of a judgment Witness my hand this 5th day of February 1897 - 0 EDWARDS OEarijs Ky WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID ST00K OF IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERIUS FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call when Sx i iS- - i IFXHS E MERCHANT TAILORS i S E TIPTON Cutter We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Smith Shirt Full line of samples FOR RENT BRICKI ply to cottage 5 M H DAILEY per 602 Ap- MAIN First class repair rooms 10 Ujant f Or O EDWARDS BC INGKELS OflSce - - - - PARIS Over Deposit Bank ST KY hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p xri A DESIRABLE 60 ACRE FARM FOR SALE R A SPRAKE 3 3R0AEWAY - - - - PARIS KY HAVE a well situated 60 acre Bour- ¬ bon County farm which I desire to Office hours Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit sell It is well improved For any Court further particulars address J E PLUMMER m j mi I u i in ii inn n i nil hi mi n i Millersburg Ky 8jan tf 1 jEMMETT M DICKSON I lUP STAIRS 8 to 12 a m 1 to 6 p m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Jsbonld hny shoes there is every reason why you should hny them of us We can please OU in style fit and price and- - shoes bought of us you can depend Ton Reasonable Reasons If thefe are any reasons why yon JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY r W Stable For Re at TOOMY stable centrally located sx Will rent for Apply at The News particulars I -- - patrons j RION i -- CLAY Worlr reasonable terms promptlyguaranteed satisfactory Calls answered Your work is office for further solicited Prices reasonable 27noy tf I - Vl -- h t rW i 4raiL-5tfv- - 5 jSissp-sfs-ir-v i-i- v K r 4 v3 vr 1 V - - VV V t ui1 hV s 1 tt v I -- It - X t f - 9 it- rr N i s m s 15 - jX fr 1 it I1 i it - el X i ii If i M i s i I i tJi were walking along the beech road side FOR WOMEN XJ it w THE BOURBON NEWS hand in hand away from the village stood and sat down now UK Silken Fabrics with the Hand away from everybody She had not r Seventeenth Year Established 1881 They were on the top of loom Pleasant and profitable expected him to spealc as he did She in ine noiiow to the lett was the xOr Published Every Tuesday and Friday by An English woman a Mrs iBayley only knew she was quietly fully happy Jage and away to the right couldB T nr JZnn 3 J J WALTER CHAMP Micua uiacuvercu iiiiew luuusuy J lor wum- BRUCE MILLER Editrs and Owners when with him Of love she had never seen the cottages at Todds Pointa revived in ent or thought and yet how suddenly when quiet summer resort As Lizette looked weavingrather an old one silk fabrics he had spoken she knew she loved threi persons on horseback appeared by hand artistic patterned Power looms she says are A SUMMERS LOYE him- - Her lips refused to open and she around a turn in the road and can- unable to produce these fabrics of the had simply put her hand in his tered toward her Lizette gazed With Jilgh artistic merit of which the hand As she left the cottage Pierre Laton interest Strangers came so rarely fx J loom SBY PERClVAIi S KIDSDALE is possible called her and in a moment was by her the Cove There were two ladies andfaK lor rich silks Mrs Bayley asserts that May E walk with you Lizette side gentleman and as they gained the hillf- the handweaving is a cheaper and even Copyright 1897 I top they drew rein Lizette stood on Bears Neck and he asked quicker mode of weaving than power- People said Pierre Laton loved her I think we have reached theplace5 loom work and that since country jazed longingly at the speck of white I am going far Pierre she said said one of the ladies on the border of the horizon The mist i firms over England cannot obtain the You had better not come -And well are we repaid for the ride requisite number of hands to produce ivas slowly rising from the water The end of the world would not be the view is splendid answered the the work that is ordered in consequence which lay smooth and still save f or H too fax with you- he exclaimed quick ¬ gentleman i a gentle undulation like the rise and fit the revived demand for costly silks They looked commented for some she says that handloom weaving can be t of a sleeping babys breast In the ly looking searchingly into her face ast the vapor was pierced by a thou ¬ and then as he saw the startled look moments and Lizette watched thernA carried on with profit in ladies own Let me go with curiousjy At last the lady who had1 homes sand golden arrows and was fleeing i n her eyes he pleaded first spoken turned to Tier Is that from the assault in a wierd fantastic you Lizette From four to five dollars a week can And so they walked together pretty little village The Cove slie- easily be earned by any woman in this rout upward ever upward until lost Lizette did notA speak and Pierres asked in the harmony of the green gray sky h work Mrs Bayley says and that is in Yes madam replied Lizette cour- England The same work can be pro- ¬ Straight to the point of Cleeks Head heart was too full for words Lizette the host of advancing day was directed even forgot he was with her at times tesying ductive of better returns in this cou- ¬ Her They turned their horses and formal ntry The suggestion is not made meremo- ¬ Her thoughts were in the past and Lizette knew that in a few ments the rocks now dripping with the thoughts seemed always in the past moment aamirea tne view towards- ly for working gjrls Mrs Bayley be WP moisture would sparkle under the Of the future which was to bring such Todds Point tt Jieves that there is a paying field in the The Cove is where Arthur spent golden beams as if set with a million great happiness she dared not think production of high silken fabrics that precious stones is worthy the attention of cultivated Yet ignoring all the beauties of the kwomen of small means who would find Hie work not only lucrative but attrac- scene she carefully shaded her eyes ye arid gazed intently at a flock of white In commenting upon Mrs Bayleys in the offing indistinguishable except proposition the Dry Goods Chronicle to the trained eye which even as she of this city says g aed was wrapped in a mantle of vpor And when it too rose to join It is not so many years ago since wom- German its comrades fleeing- westward the ail fcn strong Wealthy English and French women worked hand looms - was gone When first Lizette saw it in Paterson They operated both shaft she knew from its course northward harness and jacquard looms weaving eastward it was not bound for find intricate patterns and superb satins the Cove but she had hoped and hope winging the shuttle by hand and work ¬ was strong with her that the skipper ing the harness and jacquard by foot was taking a long tack and would soon power Almost every mill then of any catching- the morning breeze bout size boasted of a hand loom department ship and head for home Hand looms were also to be seen in Lizette turned and with drooping many of the homes of these foreign head and weary footsteps made her iweavers way down the narrow path and over At that time the hand loom weaver the rocks toward the spot wiiere the looked upon the power loom attendant blue smoke curling lazily upward told as little better than a day laborer or her Mere Choucard was already up part and parcel of the machine he was and preparing the breakfast I r 7 attending It is time that the old hand But once on the way did she stop It loom weaver possessed much more l X I was at the gate in the old stone wall knowledge of the intricacies of the separating the little cottage garden jacquard and loom detail than is known frm the neighbors Here she had stood 13T the power loom weaver to day many With him on that last night here he of whom do not understand the formahad kissed her now in the cold gray tion of the Darby chain The hand dawn she shivered at the memory and loom weaver always declared that he pressed her cheek caressingly against nadt served his time af weaving and the cold damp stone post and closed wound quills for a year or two before her eyes obliterating the present and he was permitted to pick a warp or living for a moment in the sweet past HERE SHE HAD STOOD WITH HIM ON THAT LAST NIGHT throw a shuttle Some day ma chere we will meet The advent of the power loom sig ¬ and kiss here again Some dajr the he was content to wait until it came summer a few years ago7 saidl naled the degeneration of the hand Swan will come again to Nova Scotia and then enjoy it fully The past was first speaker loom weaver Many of the old hands sail into the Cove and leave me here sweet She would exhaust its memorTnypfff lifmrl 5inrl 1ifT hpnvfhave developed into loom fixers but the with you ma petite Lizette ies first ly majority are simply minding the pow Some day Ah how she had wait ¬ At last Pierre could no longer remain Your husband must have found the er loom they dont call it weaving ed and longed for that day Twice had silent place very dull Mrs Bertleson said N Y Heraid the stone wall been hidden under the Lizette he said why are you so the gentleman with a langh and they snows twice had the little garden changed HE WANTED HIS BREAKFAST Once you were always with galloped away greened uid flowered and still Lizette us and laughed and were happy Now Lizette shut her eyes and then opened Hoyt the Young man Avoided Early waited for hope only fades as the you no more join us at the dance or them Yes she was awake It was no Risinc heart grows old andjjizette was but anywhere You talk so little and once dream Pierre had hejycd everything A Vermont man here tells an incident 19 you chattered all the time Why are He went forward and taking her handK of Representative H H Powers career Faith and hope go hand in hand with you so changed Lizette led her to a rock She sat down with j as a school teacher in Tinmouth town love-and sunset found Lizette Sunrise a shiver and with mute eyes gazed of Butland in days when pedagogues I am happy still said Lizette on the Bears Neck happy in her love Happy he cried harshly happy seaward Once or twice she loosed the boarded round Powers ivns n little secure in her faith strong in her hope You cannot be You do not laugh you kerchief about her neck as if it choked slow in rising and acquired a reputation unceasing in her vigil When he hate me you hate us all her Pierre walked away and lay down for this among those thrifty people In to greet comes you must be the first You are my friends she inter- at some distance to wait An hour two the course of his round of boarding You must rupted hhS her heart whispered three and she still sat there Once she houses of the town he was destined to be the first to take his hand and And he continued unheeding you bowed her head in her hands and Pierre reach the house of Elihu Cramton fa- ¬ Lizette was ruled by her heart And then again ther of Hon John W Cramton a fa- ¬ have given your heart not to some hon- ¬ thought she wept The old people in the village shook est lad in the village but to a stranger a she looked steadfastly over the sea mous landlord of the Bardwell house jheir heads sadly when they spoke of man who said in fun Hove you You The sea tossed and roared yet she Cramton was known far and wide as an her the yoi ig girls shrugged their will never see him again He has for- ¬ neither saw nor heard it the sea was early riser His regular hour in sum ¬ shoulders and gave a toss of their gotten you he mer was 330 oclock and in winter five the present heads the young men gazed wistfully The sun sank lower and lower iir the oclock He ate his breakfast shortly Pierre exclaimed Lizette quickly as she walked quietly down the village yet not with anger Pierre you dont west and night drew apace yet she after the rising- hour and every mem- ¬ street She was la belle Lizette to understand You are like the others heeded it not The night was thefiu ber of the household had to be on hand one ture them and to their sisters and sweet- ¬ Mr Cramton learned that the schooLizette he cried I understand At last she looked eastward the sun lmasters morning habits were too easy hearts la pauvre Lizette But she did thing I have understood it ever since Miot know she lived in the past and you and I were girl and boy together rise had been there The sunrise was going for that community and he let waited for the future the present was it be understood that there would be a change in the young mans hour of ris ¬ the purgatory of her love She endured patiently silently uncomplainingly ing shortly after he reached the Cram ¬ ton household smiled when the day died for it brought her nearer the future awoke This threat was not long in reaching smiling for the joy of waiting and He the young schoolmasters ears hoping was to be hers until the night formed his plans and bided his time In the course of events his belongings were Pere Choucard misunderstood her transferred to the Cramton house and and spoke harshly Called her silly he followed them His room was as foolish and bluntly told her he would signed to him aifd he took good care to never come back that his words and provide himself with an interesting his promises were idle that his love novel for the first night When he came was a fancy the dream of a day that in rather late in the evening he went ere this he was wedded to one of his to his room and bundled himself up own standing and had lone ncro for gotten the little girl of the Cove that was not the day of steam heated bedrooms fixed himself comfortably Pere Choucard often spoke thus but in a big chair and began his book Lizette only listened indulgently and The night was long and the cold chills smiled Pere Choucard was so good so played hide and seek up and down the strong yet so rough and Pere Chou- ¬ schoolmasters back but his candh and card was old and spent the day mend ¬ boolc held out it came two ing his fishing- nets or working in his book was closed and oclock the little garden The Pere did not under ¬ Schoolmaster PoAvers left his room stand he could not so Lizette only caudle in hand In a moment he was smiled and said softly pounding at the door of Mr Cramtons No bon pere you know not And room impatiently and emphatically she was sorry for him had echoed through After his Mere Choucard did not understand the house for some time the old man either She thought Lizette was un¬ woke up and yelled out to know what happy and sad because she did not was wanted laugh or go to merry parties with the I want mj breakfast said Powers other young folks She did not know What time is it yelled the land Lizette was saving all her laughter for lords him When he came how merry she is my vv SHE RAISED HER HAND BESEECHINGLY Its two oclock Thiswant regular would be how her eyes would sparkle and I it Cant how she would smile at nothing at and it is eating my heart out I cant the past and her eyes were no longer hour for breakfastme have you get up and let it everything No Mere Choucard did not tell it to you in fine speeches She mute r man soon got himself wide The understand but then Mere Choucard raised her hand beseechingly but he Pierre approached she gave hinfher J enough old awake to appreciate the- joke was old too and her eyes were dim gently put it down and holding it in hand and they walked homeward and after a slight but very thoughtful Sometimes when it rained and the his continued Nor in fine wrords I Once Pierre murmured He has for pause shouted back Young man you was sitting by the window her win- have known you all your life and I gotten you I love you Will vou be niyj vffo right back to bed and sleep as long girl J 4 dow through which she could see the love you He stopped breathless wife Washington Post a you want to gate in the stcue fence Bears Neck with emotion She drew away smiled saalyanQ Wearing Out Needlessly fleets Head and the restless tossing Lizette turned away and looked sea- shook her head saying softly PJerre Many people wear themselves out ocean Mere Choucard would softly ward She did not speak and Piewe mon ami you do not understandlJ7 i needlessly their conscience is a tyrant stroke bet hair and with tears glisten clutching at a wild hope went on An exaggerated sense of duty leads a nng in her eyes murmur Ma pauvre You know I have a little home Lizette A Guilty Conscience j i y 4nfrnt A little group of people were talking person to anxious ceaseless activity and I earn as much as any man in the And Lizette looking into the aged Cove come Lizette let me make yon about Heaven In turn they gave their tohe constantly doing something over kindly face would pat the wrinkled happy Ill never forget you fondest thoughts concerning it7 Tha punctual never idle a second of time - hand and say with a soft smile to her X cannot think of a scorn to rest such are in unconscious He was almost sorry he had uttered last said simply no self Ah bonne chere mere you too the last sentence still she did not seem Heaven which does no lie beyond xlm nerve tension They say they have do to care Sh went toward him and Piver Lethe The sweet sweet smell time to rest they have so much to know not not thinking they are rapidly unfitting This day was Sunday and Lizette as talcing one oX his big brown hands in of honeysuckle came in throiigli tji themselves for probably what tvouid open window and there was silencft she had done every fine Sunday since both of hers looked up into his face Pierre it cannot be that Let us re- ¬ the room Instinctively thta olbheiral have been their best and greatest work IfCt went for the long walk up the he N Y Ledger beech pad the walk he so enjoyed main friends Do you not see do you turned t heSr eyes away from his fqr iu after In India butter was for ages used Lizette reserved this pleasure for the not know Ah von are still like the without a word or look they TmewaV you do not understand he had wronged some oueWlAdietfv sujlejy as an ointment for allaying holy day because it was on Sunday others He went a little wayf rom the rbad Home TniirnaL her They naiatof wounds he told lier how he oared for 5SST- 5- WORK fiEW Perhapsliei ftflH Lon9 J K 1 A LITTLE NONSENSE L - - - ¬ - - IS li I HWx- - -- ill II v -- ¬ ¬ - - t - -- j i ¬ -- - ¬ ¬ -- - By-and-- by rat-tat-t- at ¬ - - ¬ -- - ¬ j-ea- -- 1 ie 1 H T i v V - Air air gasped the dying man hesitated Ashes paper scraps shop sweep ¬ The brave girl heard him and her wheel ings and all unclassified rubbish is here dot a moment Leaping from tires in England included under the generia she punctured both her News with all Detroit name of dust Every reader of Dick-¬ possible haste Nursegirl I lost track of the ens most powerful and fascinating Good gracious story Our Mutual Friend will re- ¬ child mum and to a policeman member the description of the dust Why didnt you speak mounds in the yard of Boffins Bower Nursegirl I was speaking to wan all Pearsons Weekly up Holloway way and the grotesque the toime mumHis Gratitude Preacher How figure of wooden legged Silas Wegg stumping up and down them and prod- ¬ do you like your new mamma John- ¬ Johnnie Oh purty good let ding them here and there with a long nie iron rod in search of hidden treasure a jar of plums yistady and she blamed Cleveland Leader And many visitors to London as well it on the hired girl jYoung Wife Oh John the rats as all residents are familiar with the John sight of the great mounds in some of have eaten all of my cake Young the more desolate and squalid suburbs What All of it piece I feel like crying John as the trains rush by them for Dickens Ob dont cry over a few rats rarely if ever enred in his local color The removal and disposition of the Hartford Times Mr Watts The idea of the pastor dnst from the bins of residencesand business houses which with you is the getting up at the close of the church work of a division of the street depart fair and saying that he was deeply Mrs Watts And why ment is here let out to contractors touched Mr Watts Be- ¬ who are paid so much per ton for the shouldnt he say so work and who often make a good thing cause he was the only man there who Indianapolis additional either by farming out the hadnt been thats why privilege or sorting over the dust to Journal rag and bone pickers or by having it Did you know His Observation overhauled by their own men and sell- said the man who was reading an article ing the proceeds As with you diow about the contraction of metals that ever the contents of the dust bins are a clock ticks faster in winter than sum ¬ very largely ashes in which are inter- mer No I never noticed that about mixed a good many partly consumed a clock But I know a gas meter does Indianapolis Journal cinders straw paper and various combustible rubbish Dont you think 40 a week ali¬ Each of the numerous parishes which mony is a little too much to demand go to make up the metropolis of Lon- ¬ asked the referee in the divorce case don has its own dust contractor and when he is only making 50 No I ¬ this item of the expenses of administra dont said the lady thats what I tion is one of the burdens to be pro- ¬ used to make him gimme while I was vided for by the vestry which is the livin with him Cincinnati Enquirer governing body of the parish in matters His Hard Lines Poor man ex- ¬ of local administration And as it is claimed the prison missionary to whom the prerogative of the ratepayer every- ¬ the sheriffs guest had been relating a where to grumble at the expenses of tale of woe Your life seems to have the municipality the dust contractors been one unbroken series of misfor ¬ g come in for their share of tunes Yes sighed the fallen one I have had many trials Buffalo Just now one of the smaller and less Courier mentioned parishes is undertaking a Ah observed the bystander new departure in this matter which is learning to ride the bicycle I see How certainly in a measure experimental are you getting on I sometimes get but of the success of which no doubt a crane to lift me on she remarked is entertained by those who have made icily arid at other times I fall off the a careful study of the whole question house into the saddle And then she and have for many months been mak ¬ tried to mount and ran into the lamp ¬ ing all the preparations for putting post again into operation this very important HOW THE COSSACKS FISH measure If successful it will revo- ¬ lutionize the whole matter of the dis- ¬ Thousands of Them Congregrate on tlie position of a citys refuse and turn the Urah River in Winter rafepajers grumbling into rejoicing On the steppes on the east shore of Shoreditch is a busy manufacturing the Eiver Ural wthich forms the bor ¬ district in the northeastern part of der line between Asia and Europe as London just to the north of the Liver- ¬ far as to its mouth in the Caspian sea pool street and Broad street railway live the Ural Cossacks The country is stations and a little to the eastward governed by a netman a kind of a of Finsbury which all the Ancients chief whose stronghold and residence will remember as the location of the is the famous Fortress Uralsk These ciujujuij ujl t iie xj uiiuui uuie Vl Lil- - Cossacks who are half settlers and lery Company in which they were so half boundary guards make their liv ¬ royally entertained in July last The ing chiefly by fishing cabinetmakers shops are chiefly situ- ¬ The fields and meadows are by nature ated in this district which is of irather very poor and almost sterile But close limited area but has many short nar- ¬ to the river bed there is some richer row streets and a dense population soil which would if farmed properly The vestry of this parish has had an- ¬ bring good returns Agriculture how-¬ nually to dispose of over 20000 tons of ever is not the Cossacks ambition He dust and ashes for which it has hither- ¬ does not care for nor understand it He to paid three shillings per ton but has is without the necessary capital far othlately let a new contract at an advance er business and for him is nothing left of five pence per ton This means an but fishing which as it is is very good expenditure of over 15000 per year for in Ural Of course even for this a the removal of refuse which is of certain capital is required and conse- ¬ course so much net outgo Several of quently tine rich Cossacks are the lead- ¬ the local governing bodies in other ers of the large fishermen each gangbe parts of London have put up destruc- ¬ ing called an arbjil The Ural Cossacks have the monopoly tors which burn up the dust but Shoreditch vestry proposes to utilize for fishing in the Ural and on the Cas all this waste in providing light heat pian sea For tlheir full disposal and and power and incidentally revenue use is an area of 70 versts east and west and a hundred versts north and for the parish This parish is one of several in the south Governing their rights share metropolis which propose to light the in the catch ways of working together streets by electricity under municipal etc are laws which are strictly com- ¬ ownership and management To carry plied with The fisheries take place at out the plan the vestry has purchased different times and even in the winter Besides the different varieties of stur- ¬ a suitable site in the middle of the bor ough and will build an electric gen geon or sterletarten from which the erating station free baths and wash world famous Astrachan caviar is made houses and a public library upon the there are also earp shad pike and oth ¬ land so secured The furnaces and ers The sprang fisheries with nets last boilers which are of the latest- and six weeks and bring 4000 loads of fish most approved scrt are now being In the fall the catch consists chiefly erected and will supply steam to en- of sturgeon and amounts to about l000 gines of 2400 horse power which will loads The winter fishing with ice hooks drive the dynamos for generating- the electricity which is to be distributed ail takes place in December and January over the parish in the forms of both As soon as the ice is sftnong enough light and power The lighting- of a usually in December so it can hold number of the streets will consume a thousands of people and hundreds of s portion of the energy but commercial sleighs the netman gathers his people lights will be sold and motive power at Uralsk for the winter fishing Thus furnished to a tramway company and they come and bring their sleighs They usually carry a pick or pike in to the many small industries in the district to which an easily transmitted their right hand and a couple off large power of small units is a desideratum hooks in the left Of these hooks one is It is in the niatter of fuel for this steam forlonger than the other ihe long one catching the fish under the ice and plant that the novelty of Shoreditch experiment consists This is to be the the shorter one for lifting the fish out parish dust which is to be carted in of the hole The netman or chief re ¬ and dumped into hoppers whence over- mains by his sleigh in the middle of the head tramways will- - convey it to- the frozen stream Upon his command the drying chambers from which it is raked Cossacks all rush in on the ice A gun ¬ on to the fire bars of the furnaces and shot is the given signal for fehe com ¬ mencement Before long the ice is burned under a forced draught A system of thermal storage ione perforated in many hundred places and of the most interesting and remarkable now is the time when the long fishhook features of the new scheme and it is is used When the Ccssack catches a S claimed will enable the heat of the fish with the long hook he pialls it close furnaces generated during the day to to the edge of the hole then with the be stored up for nse at night when the shorter hook he lifts his catch upon the- - ice coloring this all red with theelectric lighting plant is ruianing blood of it The fish is- - salted andi London Cor Boston Herald shipped to the interior of KussuX wiheVe there is a great demand forit during the The Labrador Indians The scattered Indian tribes of Lab listing days Translated from Fuelrador are said to be gradiiallyperishin Alle Welt The from destitution and disease S Unappreciated coasts frequented by them are all but Tell me Harold said she tenderly exhausted of game and fur bearing ani ¬ what was there aboufc me tomake your mals and the taking of beaver has beeu iall in love with me prohibited until 1900 in order to pre ¬ You are not like other ivomea my vent its total destruction By the time aear replied he they are permitted to again trap the Pooh retorted she You mighti beaver there will- probably be no In- - say the same of the bearded poman at t dians left upon this portion of the the dime museum N Y World coast N Y Sun Hanct and Foot Itfisrely a Hint Papa what as a chirosophist He Nature abhors a vacuum Hes a man who reads character She Yes but nature probably- nevei from your fist sat up all night hoping every time she And what is a chiropodist He is a man who studies your f eet Then he grabbed his hat and wenV- - I In order to improve your tmderstahcl Vf Cleveland Leader lugtHarlem Life All Waste -- RUBBISH OF A GREAT CITY Experiments in London to find Uses lot - V - ft 4 Wife-1-Eve-ry t ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ fault-findin- - ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ 4 - - -- ¬ - Sf - - ¬ - v J -- L - - - - -- - a T - - ttJIA J x-- V v- l - iZjS 4 - - - i i i I s i trfr-- ft M V -- Ti r I Id Rc i - -- - r-- - - Av i r- T5 SMp- J - A r a W vt- - - s - 1- MV - f r - V V U rj THE BGTJRBOtf NEWStiEffimtAX PEmUARY i i J rtSle Vygg t a I w 5 1897 - t I A el - THE FARMING WORLD STORING IN TRENCHES How Many Knlauiazoo Gaovrors Keep Celery Through Winter We do not advise keeping1 celery r - WORTH CONSIDERING AewLine of Argument on the lioad - I tvinter use oilier than by means of cold storage but it is done by some of our growers by placing- it intrenches This s the method in use in Kalamazoo and¬ while it has the advantage of prolonging our season it will not in the course Dt two or three years be practicable as the California Utah and Florida stock will be more plentiful and ours though well blanched sweet and tender will not be ible tocmpete with it in fancy markets on account of its size and rag 2fed tops The celery when placed in the trenches has to live on something and TiavingUost most of its roots it is riot able to draw its food from the rrrcttmd The heart therefore grows at the expense of the outside stalks and instead of the head becoming larger it gows smaller The celery for the trenches is cut Srom the row after having been banked Tor aboilta week It is quite green and She heart growth has just fairly com Mnenced It is taken up with a spade allowing three or four inches of the tap root to remain on it The trenches are in reality not dug into the ground but are built on top of it To do this blanch- ¬ ing boards have stakes nailed on to the sides and are by means of these made lo stand up about ten inches apart The ground should be dry and level When these boards are in place the cel- ¬ ery after having the outside dead stalk removed is stood up between these boards being paeked fairly tight care being taken not to bend the stalks When two or three board lengths have thus been filled the errrth is drawn np -- 1 The readers ot this paper will be pleased In3 a Gathering Ground Upon Whlck A to leara that there is at least one dreaded i Sickness Rich Relicts Meet and Scheme IJmprovement Question disease that science has been able to cure in I Especially us it a great place for rich all its stages and that is Catarrh Halls While there is nothing more offensive The good stone roadway in the United is the States according- to the computation of to the intelligent physician than what widows with daughters that peculiar Catarrh toCure medical only positive cure fraternity Catarrh the - type of American women who as soon known Gen Hoy Stone the accomplished en- - may be called officious and undue anxbeing a constitutional disease requires a irineer of the bureau of roads of the de iety to assist him in performing the dtB as paterfamilias is comfortably tucked constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh is taken internally oartment of agriculture was increased ties of his calling there is probably no away under the sod fly to Europe spend Cure the blood and mucous acting directly upon ap years wandering about like social system thereby destroying surfaces ot the during 1S96 by 100 miles This sems one in the world who more keenly the foundation disease and giving the patient little enough until we remember that at predates the service which a trained Bedouinsthenareseized with aromantic of the by building and the end of 1S95 the good stone roadway mind eye and hand can render him 1 form of homesickness But they cant strength nature in up the constitution The doing its- work short visit is scarce stand Porliopolis and Kalamazoo and assisting have so much faith in its cura- ¬ in the country did not exceed 1000 the case is serious a proprietors miles If we should continue at this ly sufficient to acquaint Xhijn with all 1 West Jersey after Paris and London arid tive powers that they offer One Hundred any casevthat Dollars rate it would take more generations of its details Indeed it often happens Vienna and Washington affords a con- ¬ Send for for of testimonials it fails to cure list venient stop gap It is American in lo-¬ Address than we have patience to think of be-¬ that the exciteinent of his coining pr F J Cheney Co Toledo O fore the reproach of bad roads could duces an entire change in the patients cation European in habits and to a de- ¬ Sold by Druggists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best be lifted from our country But if the state and when he is ready to make¬ gree inx personnel So they come here sympfine house get in with the diplo- ¬ good roads could be increased in this his customary examination the WnAT a distinguished looking man toms may indicate that whicludoes not matic corps and the thing is done says proportion each year that is doubled the Illustrated American And Wash- ¬ Yes the last time I saw him he was on the all - ASSISTING THE DOCTOR Trained Attendant Is a Great Help J winnwR im WAcuiMr2 rrMu S10O Reward lOO et -- -- THE ADVANCE AGENT OF HEALTH - - bu-v-t- c we should soon accomplish something exist at worth while There is unquestionably a widespread desire for good roads in this country but the people are hampered y the cost and hindered by the apprehension of too heavy taxes And then notwith- ¬ standing all the agitation and all there cent literature on the subject the peo ple at large are still dreacltully ig ¬ norant One ignorant set think that road improvement means i he universal substitution of macadam pavements for dirt roads another ignorant party is deluded with the idea that the macadam W 4T Wmt s3rmui sffirA Ss l mmiw i STORING CELERY FOR WINTER Jmm im WAfov- - AA v t HI - j - -- O vssn 1iVs against the boardstand packed there See cut Should the celery be taller than the boards they are pried up with a shovel until their tops are even with those of the celery and more earth is drawn np If the weather is not too cold they are allowed to remain this way nntil it becomes colder and then the earth is jressedfirmly over the tops nntil there is finally left an opening 3iot more than three or four inches wide This is sometimes covered over with a blanching board atmight and opened in the day time thus saving the tops to a certain extent Frost may be removed by sprinkling dry anuck over the tops See the lower partidf cut The length of time that it will keep this way dependsnpon the weather how ell blanched it is when put in and the variety Continuous cold weather is the most favorable for it does not allow it to grow very rapidly and the tops rot less In this latitude it is put in from October 1 to 15 Our main variety for winter and fall use is Perfection Heart well In warm weather holes are made in the sides of the trenches near the bot ¬ tom to- allow theairto circulate through the celery This is the best method thafc - pavement makes the dirt road unneces- ¬ sary Both of these parties are as wrong as possible and hurt the cause they seek to advance In answer to one false idea it may be said that every macadam pavement should beparalleled with a well drained dirt road A good dirt road is pleasanter to use eight months in the year than a macadam pavement And during that time isrjust the period when a macadam road is injured by travel It is in dry and hot weather thatthe macadampave ment is worn by traffic Then again macadam pavements could not be built in 500 years to re- ¬ place all our dirt reads And it would not be well anyhow If we could teach the country peo Xle to make these dirt roads properly and then drain them sufficiently they would answer every purpose But how to dotthis is the question One way sug- ¬ gests itself at once Let county societies be formed and prizes offered for the best district in each township This would conduce to thought and study To make- a good dirt road and keep it in repair is so easy that none but a sim- ¬ pleton could fail to understand proper instruction This is a hint to the organized wheel- ¬ men and the department of agriculture as well But there is no suggestion whatever in this hint that the not have a stone pavement over a part- of each such road a stone pavement paralleled by a well drained dirt road Leslies Weekly ¬ - high-ways-shou- ld - WANTS GOOD ROADS jTimely imessage to the legislature said m part Tt appears that we have about 800- 000 miles of public roads in the various townships of the commonwealth not including turnpike roads and those in the cities and boroughs and although almost 4000000 have been expended each year for their improvement they are in a most unsatisfactory condition This great sum averaging about 4S73 per mile should if laid out with intelli gence and economy during the past 15 -- Recommendations Made by the Governor of Pennsylvania GovHastings of Pennsylvania in his ington which professes a lofty scorn for pable of taking the patients tempera trade and ruthlessly shuts the doors of society in the face of all Washington ture of pulse or of making on paper - brokers insurance agents real estate note of the hour at which certain pepeople ahdjinshort trade in every form culiarities were most clearly indicate Most people cannot afford to keeptlr except bankingr welcomes with open physician in constant attendance and xarms the retired trades people from many a life has been sacrificed because Nw York Ghicago and anywhere else the doctor had no means of knowing on the face of the globe It reserves the certain facts connected with his pa ¬ right of laughing at them though and tients illness which would have been after faithfully attending all their of vital importance to him and might luncheons goes home to roar over every siip the ambitious host or hostess has have assisted him in saving a life inade This habit is undoubtedly an Every child should be taught what the pulse is and why and how we feel affront to hospitality but it has one savino- - vvirtn pwn ch in o tn n w0 co it at the wrist It is very easy to under xJi rich- people but it is not afraid of siand how to tell the pulse and fiot at them all difficult to learn to use- the clinical thermometer Imagine the valtie to a r NO LONGER A LADY doctor of a carefully kept record of the patients condition from one of his She Had Nursed Her IMaid Thronch a Ifevcr and So tost Caste visits to another With what confidence An amusing instance of class formal- ¬ could he pursue his treatment and give ity was related to me the other evening his directions and what a relief to real ¬ ize that his interests areMef t in such in by an intimate friend of the yictim says a Chicago papers correspondent telligent hands Very few persons stop to think of the The ladys maid of Mrs Benevolent was responsibilities that rest upon the med- ¬ stricken down with typhus fever and ical man No matter how careless the her removal to the hospital was urged attendants or how disregardfiil they by the family But jtfrs Benevolent having a great may be of administering the medicines prescribed they are rarely if ever held lilcingfortihe maid would not listen to to account On the other hand the doe the plan and declared she would nurse tor is blamed for everything often in- ¬ the girl herself This she did through a deed wdien a violation of his most posi long illness and when the invalid be- ¬ tive order furnishes the cause for this came convalescent Mrs Benevolent at her own charge sent the maid down to cruel censure An important item is to have every- ¬ Brighton that she might benefit by a thing in readiness for the doctors visit cheerful stay by the sea After a sufficient time had elapsed Do not wait until you see his horses head coining round the curve then hur for her complete restoration to health ry and hustle and bustle about upset- - the maid was asked by post if she did ting the patients tranquillity and your not feel able to resume her duties Her own but make it your business as son answer was an expression of gratitude as the invalid has breakfasted to put for the kindness and care she had re- ¬ everything in order so that there may ceived concluding with the sorrowful regret that I shall not be able to re ¬ be no confusion at the last moment turn to your service as I cannot en Have clean towels fresh water and whatever other articles he is in the gage myself to one who is not a lady habit of calling for Ask if your pres- and of course no lady would have nursed and waited upon a servant as ence is required in the room if not you have done in my case iave it unless you are requested to s iay It is often the case that the doctor would like to have an opportunity THE WOODEN HEN ¬ of making inquiries that he would hesiCfo tate to make before a third person It is therefore always considered in good fiisrtm Tim- if pi2 form to leave him alone with his adult patients and give him an opportunity Suppose there were an attendant ca- ¬ -- i tute ballplayer Dench What a judgel Cleveland Plain Dealer -- No a substi- ¬ I c IEK ACRE Dont believe it nor did the editor until he saw Salzers great farm seed cataloK ue It s wonderful what an ar ray of facts and figures and new things and big yields and great testimonials it contains Sekd Tins Not ice an d 10 Cents Stamt3 to John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis for catalogue and J 2 rare farm seed samples worth 10 to get a 1667 BOS TOMATOES start quest observed y IXI - vv hen a man gives a cue wiw tne request that his name be not mentioned he always feels a little bit chageined to find his re ¬ - Atchison Globe m -- 4 -- O S W Ry commencing Sun ¬ Tub B Jauuarv 24th will inaugurate on trains day No 4 and 5 a tlirougli PullmanBuffetSleep ¬ ing Car line between Baltimore and Chicago via Cincinnati and Indianapols This will enable the patrons of theB O S W Ry to make the above named points without the inconvenience of chang ¬ ing cars For time of trains and further information call on agents B O S W Ky ¬ L3BgiT53faEE3JMafiAygpj lUnlatuxe Fac SiiuLLe LECTROTYPING -- JkNJD There is nothing that would cause a woman greater secret satisfaction than to fall over in a faint when her husband is scolding her Atchison Globe Vibrating in Tuneful Accord Like the strings of amusical instrument the nervous system in health harmonizes pleas- ¬ antly with the other parts of the system But weakened or overwrought it jangles most inharmoniously Quiet and invigorate it with the great tranquillizer and tonic Hos tetters Stomach Bitters which promotes¬ digestion bilious secretion and a regular action of the bowels and prevents malarial rheumatic and kidney complaints is of the private opinion that his turning will cause the greatest commotion the world ever knew Atchison Globe No fits H mM TEREOTYPlNi GRADE OF THE HIGHEST PROMPTLY EXECUTED BY A N Kellogg Newspaper Co x N Evertoxe We offer to our Customers and The Trade imagines himself a worm and generally the most satisfactory work possible in these branches Our facilities enable us after first days use of lr Klines Great Nerve Restorer FreeS2 trial bottle treatise Da Klixe 133 Arch stPhila Pa ¬ Fits stopped free and permanently cured to turn out work very rapidly If you desire to release your type on some large job send it to us for either stereotyping or electrotyp ing and it will be returned to you promptly of Newspaper Head- ¬ ¬ ¬ Nothing is quite so mean as for a fellow to ask you for a match whenyouhave both and in good order hands full of bundles Washington Democrat We make a specialty V 1 Attek six vears suffering I was cured by ings and Cuts and have the largest assort- ¬ Pisos Cure Maky Thomson 294 Ohio ment in these lines to be found anywhere in Ave Allegheny Pa March 11 94 keep from making fools of themselves when they get rich Washington Democrat - mi There are a good many people who cant the country from which to select A N for at least five minutes talk if he chooses to take advantage of the inter- ¬ val If anything is used during the doctors visit that should be removed from the room take it out at once ¬ Kellogg Newspaper Go XLL- - tFr-7TT-- i ili j jM lMMwir--sJ- m 13S S252Er2SF 1 we know of although I can say from personal experience that it is not economical if a fair or even a low price can be had for it directly from the field Fred S Johnson in Rural New YorkerJ ¬ Never leave soiled linen bandage dressings or poultices lying about they are nauseating to the patient an noying to the doctor and exceedingly unpleasant objects for the family or any chance visitor While everyone cannot have the op- ¬ portunity to study thoroughly any thing that belongs to trained nursing most people can if they try pick np little points from doctors and by being among sick xersons and will in a short time get a rather good idea of what needs to be done in emergencies and what one may do to be of very great as sistance to the physician NYTiedger ¬ Like an electric current St Jacobs Oil seeks and cures Sciatica It always takes a girl an awfully long time to learn to ride a bicycle when some aandsome young man is teaching her 429 Elm Street Cincinnati O 600 Second Hand Bicydes -- New All makes GOOD AS NEW 5 to Uiglt Oracle 9C models guaranteed 18 - Hatches chickens from hens eggs It is Just try a 10c box of Cascarets candy ca 10xl5xS inches will hatch 28 eggs Price thartiCjfinestliver and bowel regulator made 600 Write to Mr Geo H Stahl Mfr Quincy III for a copy of his booklet K Justice who had been a shopkeeper icscribing the Wooden Hen also large To you it will he six months for anybody Catalogue Both sent fiee Boston Transcript else it would be eight yoti some great story and wiien you have Jacobs Oil a scheme to tell something about them- ¬ to 2iluot be closed out Apents wanted Cty Wrtc lor particulars at once P C 31 MAM A-- rKENTISS Chicnso Cured in lOtoSO ltnx IVo Pay till LSTEPHENS LEBANON OHIO AK1 npgjggi HABIT DfUlfMEHNES Cured DR eases J A coon many folks will stop you to tell listeped a little while you find it is merely A sprain cannot cripple if It cures it -- 3 011 use St treatment Send for noolc or testimonials ami JBVec quid relief ami enrcs worst HEW msrOYKKY gives UrH II UKKKNS SONS Atlanta iv tlav6a selves PLANTING TN SPRING and A Task Which Keejnires Some Care Coiisiderabl e Judgment W fJ X i wanted The ground can be plowed manured and staked out during the winter and this will be another help jn getting the planting done early So far as is possible the planting should j be done as early as the condition of the - soil will admit WhDe early planting is advisable there is oio advantage in attempting to set out ttrees unless the soil is in a good condition as one item in securing a good gi awth is to have the work of planting properly done TUie advantage in early planting is the longer time for growth before hot dry weather sets in and for ithe soil to get well settled around the roots A safe rule is to set as deep as the trees grew in the nursery to have the holos large enough to atftmit all of the roote without bending or twisting The deadand injured roots should all be cut oft always naking a smooth--slaticut and thenithe top should always be ut baek in proportion to tlhe rootsThe tsoil should be thoroughly tned and M jinan lire is to be epplied it should be well vrotted and thoroughly iiseorporated v --- One of the most serious objections to spring planting is that if the trees are 10 come from the inur sery they will make the planting late This may be obviated by securing the trees in the fall and heeling them in Then they arc at hand ready ror planting when with semiprecious stones are charm years have made every public thorough- ¬ ing for dress occasions Tine cut steel AjFokm of Speech He I ran acros3 is used for the same purpose and the grandmother in the park vesterday His fare equal t our best turnpike roads AunWOb dear I didnt know that you After stating that the road laws are dainty head ornaments in tortoise shell rode a bicycle Life i too numerous andtoo local and advocat ¬ amber or ivory set with brilliants or en¬ ing one or two general laws he adds riched with sterling silver carvings and THE MARKETS Another defect is the short term for filigree work baffle description The GOV HASTINGS OF PENNSYLVANIA 5 fwF -- No accepted Tit Bits The Inauguration of President McKinley Ss will attract many prominent individuals to Cascarets stimulate liver kidneys and Washington You can attend very cheaply bowels Never sicken weaken or gripe 10c A N K E 1642 and enjoy a most satisfactory trip bj going UHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS PLEASE O S W Ry Tickets good go ¬ via the B You know the you ing March 1 2 and 3 and good returning in- ¬ company he keepsman whenHorn know the state that you saw the Advertisement in thli paper Rams cluding March 8 at special low rates for this occasion with a Splendid Train Service ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR Make uoj your parties and for further infor000X04440 O S W Itv mation consult any agent B Appropriate Styles for Every Variety ot Write for guide to Washington to J M KKASONS FOI d USINGCoiffure Chesbrougu Genl Pass AgtCincinnatiG j A bewildering variety of ornaments A number of years ago in order to attend for the hair are presented this season I his girl on all occasions a young man had and each importing house appears to to learn hdw to dance Now he must also show a line of specialties exclusively learn howto milk a cow Atchison Globe its own Novel shapes in combs mer- ¬ 9 I Without teeth frostbites With out doubt cury wings tiaras and pins studded - Oil cures frost bites sure St Jacobs¬ Ill never ask another me as lonjr as I live woman to marry Refused again 1 20 Send lOcentft for contract and sample copy KOMAJVCE MAGAZINE NEW YOKE A hundred for your neighbors addresses Yucatan it perfection ¬ I OOOCfro0oe Walter akef Co si - 1 S D reakfast Cocoa 4 5 4 - M I m Tim 1 Ism which supervisors are elected in many cases but a single year Hius breaking up any plans that intelligent super- ¬ visors cnay endeavor to carry out and giving a sense of insecurity- - in the posi tion- g It is a very good plan to seatterthe viuaarure itn the bottom of the hole or i Tplaee prepared for the tree and then set the tree in it Fill in the soil care tfully around the roots as it is aoi im ¬ portant itena to have the roots and soil eume in close contact and in caany cases it will pay after the roots arccov ired to tramp ttjie soil down well Care cnust always betaken to keep the roots moist while traiisplairtijcg as the dry teg of the roots ajid the failure to have the roots and soil eome in close contaei cause more loss than any other causes N J Shepherd in Farni ets Voice wrtli the soil The srovernor advocates providing three supervisors rfxh be elected for three vears one going out of office each year Also that one half the road tax be paid in money and that icvery mile of the road sjstem be under the care of indi- ¬ viduals wihose daily duty should be to see that the roads aaie in q ood condition and repairs made milieu needed If these suggestions weiecairied out the way would ibe open tfor the skate to grant such xiid irons time to time as might be necessary ooi irelieving the burden now wholly faoameby the rural people The Kirht Sort ot Cows Which is the iinost profitable aow to keep jljt is the cow that produces the PORK Mess How to Ueah Ue Best test at the worlds fair the best cow The way to get the best there is in LARDrSteam cleaned a profit pf over X3 and the BALTIMORE Vpoonest a profit of only 24 Turning people is to give them your best Donti FLOUR Family to the food accouret we find that the expect others to be sweet and polite GRAINS Wheat No 2 cost of food in both cases was pracfflT and thoughtful so long as you adhere lOatSrMixcd cally the sajue yet one cow hqd the to the selfish principle that people must LARD Relined PORIC When CATTJLEMess quality ability to make three times the profit take you as they find you First upon the same food There are cows in your friends begin to grow careless HOGS Western rf INDIANAPOLIS every herd that have this ability find and disrespectful stop and think wheth ¬ are not getting a reflection of GRAIN Wheat No 2 theiii out In thse days of keen compe er you vCorri No 2 mixed tition we must reduce the cost of pro yourself Detroit Pree Press Oats No 2 mixed r LOUISVILLE There is no fruit that witfr proper duction and this aspect of the question It is only a question of time with rFtQURi Winter patent alwnys be taken into xcnsif1tra- - a man wiien management can be grown so jvadiJy should he will be regarded bylhii qKAIN VWbeiit No 2 red tjon George Harpourt us the grape CorniMixed women folks as a substitute for a dol- ¬ Oats Mixed POKKMcs Poor hay will not make ejthej an Filled cheese is an abomination an lar and a poor substitute at that Atujteam Iff Atchison Globe evidence of the total depravity of man abundance of milk or goodmilk t --- most at jfche leuft cost In the 98 day shape and character3ust as the Isabella style requires the high Spanish comb iOG Common Mixed p ickers and the most trying Roman coif with IiKbt tresses laid in straight severity demands SHEKP snippers Clioice choice the fillet of pearls or gold TKe orna- ¬ LAMliS Good to family ments for the pompadour coiffure are 2 red 2fo 3cci the most novel brilliant and elaborate tCornNo i mixed Pretty little bowknots of silver densely ViHo studded with Irish diamonds are plenti- ¬ i J J HAY- Prime to choice fully used with the rolled and waved PROVISIONS Mess Pork Lard Prime steim Marie Antoinette coiifaire the hair ar BUTTER hoice dairy ranged at the naclc near the top of the Prime to choice creamery head 111 one large bow lenot All of thes APPLES Per obi TOTATOES Per bbl iancy decorations are duplicates o NEW YORK V ornaments for thenairand neck made FfAOUR iWioter patent of genuine preeious stones that the suit jKAN YVneat Nal nouthn Nro mil able only for very elegant occasions COR Xo mixed f and to be worn only by persons of great OAT Vlivpfi PORK Xcw mess wealth manj- - of the coronets neckties LARD Westerngem set lorgnette chains and slender CHICAGO bangle bracelets being costly and elabo- FLOUR VVinter Datents Wheat No 2 rate enough for the wear of women of GRAIN2 Chicago snring red VN6 royalty N Y Sun FCC-UK--VVint- Greek psyche and pompadour coiffures each call for ornaments of a different V Cincinnati Feb 50 Kt a STOCK Cattlecommon 3 86 U iaelebt butchers 5 OJ y G CALVKS IVuir to good light LIVE- 4 m t Ml S 1 ou 35 00 10 M i rCV L i I BAKER a cup Be sure that you get the genuine article made by WALTER CO Because it is absolutely pure Because it is npt made by the so called Dutch Process in which chemicals are used 1 Because beans of the finest quality are used v Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans Because it is the most economical costing less than one cent -- 1 f I 1 il Ltd Dorchester Mass Established 17S0 2 75 3 0 3 30 3 35 1 59 3 50 tC CL 3 3 3 3 5 3 0OKKOOXKKOOKOOOOOOO GKAlNr--Wbeat--- Xa GO ca J 40 45 75 00 80 89 86 -- 3 C - t- - - 10 75 ¬ 8 1 1 75 05 30 11 00 J 00 3 C5 9 ZVz 2 00 1 Ws CK4i WU ly into the fire Take care that you dont gothat way when you try to make your washing easier Better be sure of what Out of the frylng pan doino-- m 1 youre 15 4 00 -- 5 15 90 83 8 75 4 00 7h 4 60 - Get Pearline the original washing compound the best known the fully proved There are plenty of imitations of it But even if theyre not dangerous and some are they re not prnnnmlrcil S 25 - ¬ 4 25 84- - 22 7 50 3 4 50 73JGi 74 jjy 24 7 SVA 3 75 16i 1 yv Ift c farther does more and fJ J J saves more wear than anythingwork thats else safe to use 535 Pearline used properly eoes - y- - 4 So 87 ANDY CATHARTIC CURECOHSflPATIi - Corn-i-Mix- ed 25i S-t- cb11 50 3 93 3 90 24i2 iG85 l 30 4 03 V 11 ¬ 87 ¬ 20H 18 I 3 75 00 88 J9 8 00 f fia - r a msmiwttTrGKwmz GUARANTEED 234 all v I ABSOLUTELY too fplcand bookletfree Ad m r - - - - - -- - K STmrw HrrltrPPe aBy Oaemfs are tfic Ideal UomX bnt canst casrnatHMlresalts Sao- - A Moatreal Can erNetr Tork -- j I t V-t 44- i - Lj fe i J a T - If f t I If 1 1 I if Vcv 1 V u fl 1 8 See advertisement in another column The First of W J Bryans new book Send your order to Oscar Battle Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour tf bon county ¬ BOHBON PUBLIC SALE OP IfBfDAY FEBkUARY 5 1897 HMi N 1 B fe - MILLERSBURG I 1 st hi r- - Hews Motes Gathered Engagements Of Auctioneer Forsyth A T Feb9 S D Clays farm stock etc Files Files I Piles I Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors allays the item- ¬ ing at once acts as a poultice gives instant relief Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles and Itching of the parts and nothing else Every box guaranteed Sold by druggists sent by mail for 50o and SI per box WILLIAMS MFG CO Props Cleveland O For sale by i W T Brooks druggist 24jy-96-- ly W ASSIGNEES SALE OF Bourbon o Land The undersigned Assignee of A Ball will on C 1897 FEB TUESDAY 16TH on the premises at 11 oclock a m solar time expose to public sale the following tracts of land situated in Bourbon County tVr ft li H j Beginning in the center of the Maysville Lexington Turnpike road at a stone in A Bartons line thence with said Turnpike in the middle thereof S 46- W 10944 poles to Geo W Bryans corner in the middle of said turnpike thence through the orchard on a hill S 42 E 16784 poles to stone corner to said Bryan and corner to Barlows land thence S 38 3 4 E 3572 poles to a stake near the branch corner to said Barlows land thence S 24 W 1560 poles to a stabe corner to said Bartons land thence S 38 3 4 W 4288 poles to a stone by a tree corner to said Barlows land thence S 37 E 4488 poles to a coffee nut tree corner to Turney in Bar ¬ lows line thence N 33 E 38 poles to a stone in Turneys line thence N 15 J E 15 poles to a stone corner to said Turney thence N 13 E 1572 poles to a white ash tree corner to said Turney thence N 40 3 4 E 10696 poles to a stone corner to Bartons land The Talbott The undersigned land thence N 49 3 4 W 19984 poles to purrent will on Assignee of M the beginning containing 177 A 1 B ¬ - Tract USTo 1 ¬ Mn Jas Judy sold a brbkv 168 H- - of BourDQnGQ Lam mule Monday for 135 MissSallie Barnett and Mrs Samut AND Dodson are on the sick list Miss Daisy Ball is teaching school a 87 MULES FARMIIMPLMMTSC Mendrake Letcher County Mrs Huffman and Miss Perkins visit ed friends in Paris Wednesday I will sell at public auction on the- Rev J G Anderson and family Vief premises 3 miles North of Paris beWednesday morning for Tampa Fla ginning at ten oclock a in on Mr John Peed and wife attend j TUESDAY FEBRUARY 9 1897 burial of Robt Baldwin at A sysvili Tuesday y the following land stock etc described Mr Aaron Smedley of H ioMKfflJ below was cue guest or Mr d T fc A tract of good land containing 168 Wednesday acres situated on the Maysville Lex¬ Mr T P Wadell wife and babeCr ington turnpike 8 miles North of Paris Said turned yesterday from an extended visit between Paris and Millersburg every improvement consisting to Bardstown land has of an eight room house with bath room Rev Danl Robertson is abl tbr vbe carriage house out after three weeks connnementwitb hot and cold water two large rheumatism moke house ice house one for tobacco other for stock barns J W Mock Co assigned Wednee a fine peach and apple orchard etc day to Harmon Stitt Assets andliabilV Also at same time and place I will sell thirty seven head of mules all fat ities not ascertained and ready to ship 10 head broke 21 Mrs Will Stockton of MaysvilleV is in Spring and 6 the guest of Misses Lula and Mary head yearlings coming two Also one good Grimes near town 3 mare mule weanling 9 head horse stock Gfco F Jones is agent for all news4 good Jersey milch cows with young papers and magazines Ask for prices calves He will save you money wagon Spring it 2 break carts D H Shelby shipped six cars of wal ¬ 3 buggies nut logs to Lexington Wednesday part 1 sleigh of which were from Nicholas t 2 two horse wagons Mr Wallace Shannon Mr Royce Gears for ten head of mules Allen Miss Godby ad Miss Egan - of 2 breaking plows the M F C went to Paris Tuesday 3 new cultivators night to hear Polk Miller Tobacco sticks And numerous other useful farming The drug store and fixtures of the late implements Dr L B Smith will be sold on JBeb Terms op Sale I will sell the mules 18th at two p m This is a good stand in pairs on time with good and ap- with good stock and an established proved security Terms for other prop- ¬ trade Dr C B Smith Admr erty made known on day of sale Mr A D McNair of Dansville N S D OLAY Y will give a free lecture here on Feb A T Forsyth Auctioneer 9th on commercial fertilizers for bene- ¬ fit of farmers A book will be giyen free to every farmer The News is a good advertising medium per se Jas Butler found his OF stray mule advertised Tuesday in this department A home was foundj at Shawhan for the colored girl through the medium of a paragraph in this column Everybody reads The News old In And Abomt Tki Ti Burs - 1 -- TWIN BROTHERS o GREAT BARGAIN DAYS I3ST 1 CLOTHING OVERCOATS SUITS TTATQ PANTR SHIRTS UNDERWEAR BOOTS SHOESETC v j- AWT HAPS s jf f xX - s three-year-o- ld ¬ ¬ ASSIGNEES SALE Bourbon o Land H nine-year-o- TEN GREAT ld Mil i I3ST- - M li iimm i If i CARLISLE 22J P Beginning at Fig 1 a corner to Rob ert E Miller on the South East side ot Lexington Turnpike the Maysville running S 48 E 6524 poles to Fig and 2 a stone corner to said Miller thence S 50 E 132 84 P to Fig 3a stone corner to Mrs E A Bryant thence N 39 E 4540 poles to Figure 4 a stone corner to Wesley Berry in Turneys line thence N 491 W 8784 poles to Figure 5 a stone corner to said Berry thence S 36 1 W 1 poles to Figure 7 corner to Berry thence 9f W 2 poles to 8 corner to Berry thence N 37 E 160 poles to 9 corner to Berry thence N 49 J W 29 J poles to 10 on North sile of said turnpike thence Tract 3STo 2 THURSDAY t FEBRUARY 18 1897 at 11 oclock solar time on the premises expose to public sale the following tract of land situated in Nicholas County Kentucky Beginning at a sugar tree stump and stone in Barkesdales Patent and corner to Thompsons Patent line thence with crossing the pike in a diagonal direction S 34 W 4608 poles to the beginning con- ¬ taining 57 A 1 R and 30 poles a stone near Alfred C stone fence on the Western side of Balls Lexington Turnpike the Maysville road thence S 54 E 2950 poles to a stone near a spring thence with the stone wall around the spring S 36 V 160 poles S 50 E 2 poles N 36 E 150 poles thence S 50 E 166 poles to a stone in J A Grimes line thence with said Grimes line N 38 E 2480 poles corner to America McNamara in said Grimes line thence N 45 W 144 polea to a stone near a gate and corner to said 34 America McNamara thence poles to a stake another corner to said America McNamara thence N 39 W 5640 poles to a stake another corner to America McNamara thence N 7734 W 5420 poles to the middle of the MaysLexington Turnpike Road ville thence with middle of Raid Turnpike Road S 6 E 18 poles to the margin of said pike near gate thence S 38 W 12 poles to the beginning containing 64 or Beginning Tract at 3STo 3a Barkesdales Patent line N 2448 E 135 poles to a stone in the County road 1 poles N 19 W of a stone thence with the road N 82 E 20 poles to a stake 1 poles S 19 E from a small black wal ¬ nut thence S 30 E 1174 poles to a stake below corner in Thompsons Patent line thence with his line N 79 693 poles to a stone corner to Henry Thompson thence with his line S 12 E 7825 poles to a stone thence S 691 W 180 9 10 poles to a stake one half pole West from a hickory thence N 14J W 2225 poles to a stone thence S 899 W 1484 poles to a stone thence N 31 W 349 poles to a stone on the South side of Steeles Run thence with it N 30 E 44 poles to a bcxelder tree thence N 27 From Nicholas County Precincts Cal Darnall bought of James v Ed Pumphrey his residence adjoining City -V3 School for 1150 Preaching at Concord Church Satur ¬ day night Sunday at 11 oclock and Sunday night by Rev Campbell Born On the 28th of last month to the wife of Earl W Worick nee MUs Tillie Reese of Mason aD 8 pound spn On the 21st inst Mr Harrison Ken ¬ nedy was elected President of the Car¬ lisle Deposit Bank vice Judge Ross V resigned f The Nicholas Fiscal Court has been called by Judge Tilton to meet for the especial purpose of cpnsider to-morrow News Culled Jackets Capes Dress Goods Dry Goods Cottons Calico Flannels Skirts Underwear Gloves Shoes Rubbers Etc Come in and get the prices on all goods Come now while you rhave a big stock to select from Remember this is a grand opportunity to buy goods very cheap Remember the place jt Xt i - BOURBONS BIGQEST BARGAIN BRINGEKS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY M N3E W 111 poles crossing Steeles Run at N W corner of Talbott thence N 37 E 219 poles to a stone in Thomp- ¬ sons Patent line then with it N 7937 E 113 poles to thejbeginning containing 229 acres and 10 poles But excepting out of said boundary a tract of 28 acres 2 roods and 23 poles heretofore convey- ¬ ed by M H Current to W B Payne by deed recorded in Deed Book No 6 Page 138 Nicholas County Clerks Office leaving 200 acres 1 rood and 26 poles ering the turnpike question Master Commissioner H C Kim brqugh sold on Monday last 80 acres of land to Albert Wills at 2550 per acre also 59 acres to Mrs James Judge at 1210 This land lies in the Upper Blue Lick precinct B F Adair qualified a Administra ¬ tor of P S Adair deceased Wednesday The estate is estimated to be worth about 30000 There was no will Ap- ¬ praisers John G Powell H C Reed and W B Ratliff his home in this city on Thursday last after a lingering illness Mr Wm Spencer aged 57 jears He leaves a widow a daughter Mis Bessie and three sons Robert James andvDr George Spencer of this city Burial at Carlisle cemetery after services- at the house by Elds Fencetermacherrand DiED-rr-At THE WEEKLY L H Landman M D Of No 503 W Ninth Street Cincinnati Ohio OPTIOIAIT Cincinnati Commercia Gazetti Will he at the Windsor Hotel Paris TUESDAY month FEB 9TH 1897 returning every second Tuesday in each - sSf iv -- v Hi - r J f n The above tract of land is one of the most productive and best arranged farms in Nicholas County The im- ¬ provements consist of one two sfory brick house two large barns one tobac- ¬ co and one tobacco and stock combined 65 acres Shape the Choicest Miscellaneous Reading and the Best Stories and and all necessary out buildings The be run parallel to the fencesare in splendid repair and the Aline will Literary Matter that brain can produce and that money can buy shippers in the county shipped so Mr The Weekly Commercial Gazette is printed every Tuesday morning dividing line between tract No 1 and ground has been well taken care of Howe claims tract No 2 above described by which 22 and mailed to any part of the United States or Canada at FIFTY acres 2 roods and 17 poles will be cut says The parties CENTS A YEAR At 230 p m solar time on The Mercury off of the second tract and added to the interested have all signed the deed dedi- ¬ first tract so that the first tract will the premises in MILLERSBURG cating to the city the street running contain 200 acres of land The balance the undersigned will sell the following from the Sharpsburg pike to College of tract No 2 above described and described propertj The1 DAILY COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE is unrivaled as a News- Street This widens the street in front tract No 3 will be sold as one tract W Campbells and opens it paper and its growing popularity throughout the Central States is of Mr John noTi Terms Tnis land will be sold upon a betweenthe school building and Jno uauy ana bunaay iiivery credit of six twelve and eighteen Bounded on the East by the Mays- ¬ W Myers It will be opened in the attested by its increasing sales issuea months Purchaser will be required to ville Lexington now L Postmaster is considered an agent Address N railexecute bonds bearing six per cent from road on the North by the farm of Chas early Spring day and date of sale with surety ap- ¬ Clark on the west by the Maysville Married At the residence of Mv F THE COMMERCIAL TRIRUNE CO proved by the undersigned or purchaser Lexington Turnpike and on the South FuUer the brides father on the 3d Cincinnati Ohio Send Por Terins may pay cash at his option inst Samuel J T Judge and Miss Ada Gby the land of J M Collier now J B Fuller At the residence of the Title perfect sale absolute Allen brides father near Poplar Plains on The improvements consist of a two PERRY JEFFERSON 50 YEARS story frame house of seven rooms and the 28th ult Mr Geo W Waugh and EXPERIENCE Assignee Mis Mary B Williams ArecepHon all necessary out buildings The place was Harmon Stitt Attorney held at the home of the grooms has long been famous as a black smith ROUTE stand the old shop which had stood father W L Waugh on Friday last BEST LINE TO AND FROM there for years having recently been re- ¬ The February term of the Nicholas placed by a new structure Circuit Court convened Monday Nvith Judge Kimbrough and Commonwealths KAItKOAD TIME CARD All Points in Michigan Attorney Simon on deck No sensaj NO 2 TRADE MARKS tional w N R R DESIGNS L HprB COPYRIGHTS Ac A model two story irame house and but criminal cases are on the Jdockefe there are several good sized civil one acre of ground adjoining the Male ARRIVAL OP TRAINS Anyone sending a sketch and description may White City Special College property on the West side of the cases to be tried The following gen- ¬ quickly ascertain free irhether an invention is tlemen compose the grand jury John probably patentable Communications strictly From Cincinnati 1116 a m 530 p Maysville Lexington Turnpike Best Terminal Station confidential Oldest apency for securing patents G Blair fereman Jas Sutherland R m 1015 p m in America We have a Washington office L Gillespie George Reed T SNWatson Patents taken through Munn Co receive r 3Trom Lexington 439 a m 740 a ni special notice in the W Long Monroe Sparks Thomas p m J - Avoiding The Tunnel 339 p m 622 Consists of a small lot of ground upon H Craycraft- - J E McIlyainHobert SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN From Richmond 435 a m 742 a m which is located a blacksmith shop and Ratliff J H Bell andH V LtinVille beautiful ly illustrated largest circulation of 333 p m any scientific journal weekly terms Z300 a ear Maysville 740 a m 66V p m lot at the i unction of the Maysville 150 six months Specimen copies and Hak Jrom Wagner Sleeping Cars Lexington Turnpike and Pleasant street Boos ON Patents sent free Address Not Well Well Get Well I DEPARTURE OF TRAINS Millersburg Kentucky near Hinkston MUNN CO 361 Broadway New York Creek To Cincinnati 445 a m 752 a m The results attained right here at 347 p m home have been marvelous Hundreds Buffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Cars To Lexington 752 a m 1127 a m Terms Both the farm and city of your neighbors who haye used Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars 540 p in 1021 p m HOUSE M LOT AND BLACK ¬ Wrights Celery Capsules are now well 1125 a in 537 p m property will be sold upon a credit of They cure Kidney Liver and Stomach To Richmond six twelve and eighteen months The 1025 p m purchaser or purchasers will be Tequired trouble Rheumatism Constipation and SMITH SHOP FOR SALE To Maysville 750 a m 630 p m to furnish bond with surety to be ap- ¬ Sick Headaches Why pay LO0 every Be sure your tickets read via it BIGF B Carr Agent -proved by the undersigned bearing in two weeks for a bottle of medicine when FOUR f DESIRE to sell my house and lot yon can get treatment at 1 ceiit af day terest from day and date of sale at 6 per e b Mccormick Kentucky Midland with blacksmith shop at Jackson- ¬ cent Or the purchaser or purchasers Wrights Celery Capsules give 100 r days ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal Passenger Traffic Mgr treatment for 100Y Easy to take no may pay cash at their opjuion Arriver 830 a m 528 p m r ance in twelve months For further taste do not griper bpcke by a MARTIlC D JB bad Leave 955 a m 550 p m M Q CURRENT particulars address or call on or cans to cure you TUT rerund your GenPass Tkt Agt v Arrive Freight carries passengers s ft T3 oy BENJ F SHARON vy money oom Assignee xu jBrooKSCincinnati 0- 425 p to leaves 435 p m 13oct tf i Jacksonville Ky Harmon Stitt Attorney aruggisc rW H Cox F P Agent ¬ r - Morrison The Mercury says W H Howe of Moorefield shipped during the year 1896 20000 dozen eggs and over 15000 jiead of poultry Averaging the eggs- at ten cents per dozen and the poultry at 20 cents per head the amount received runs 5200 This is more than all the other Optician La n d m a n has been visiting this ESgjgBjfigjp3 city regularly for over five years and has ad justed glasses to the The 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