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V M- v rr-r -- t 1 S - J It X 1 THE CHAMP MILLER OURB PRINTED EVERY TUES2 N KD FRIDAY ULLERSBURG NEW A Established Editors and Owners feb 1 issi SEVENTEENTH YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KT TUE3 OAK or MAHOGANY couches are elegant presents See new ones just received at J T DEOE TBER 21 1897 la And AboutiTiie NO 102 SCINTILLATIONS 42 - jd-M- - w Leather Hintons HOW TO FIND OUT Jl A I II If U nn Fill a bottle or common glass with urine f Jl n 11 II II 1 Iff O and let it stand twenty four hours a sedi ment or settling indicates an unhealthy con Â¬ dition of the kidneys When urine stains linen it is evidence of kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in the back is also convincing proof that the kid- Â¬ neys and bladder are out of order WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidney remedy fulfills every wisti in relieving pain In the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary pasÂ¬ sages It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing i or bad effects folÂ¬ lowing use of liquor wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate The mild and the extraor-Â¬ dinary effect of wamp Root is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures THE PEOPLE CAN BE TRUSTED of the most distressing ca es If you need Sold Â¬ a medicine you should have the best To learn what is to their own interest Our sales on Leather Furni by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar pamphlet have a ture the past week show they have been investigating We can give You may free by sample bottle and The Paris both sent mail Mention you the names of quite a number who have bought Leather Furniture Ky Nkws aud send your address to Dr Y The Kilmer the past week of us Rather good proof isnt it of PRICE AND proprietors ofCo Binghampton N the gen this paper guarantee QUALITY You come in after looking over the other lines and we uiness of this ofler 1 1 News XsMMPathered 1 finish leather seat fall size for Â¬ good to FulMii low at 61 Nice fi Mr Rurs canned goods prices J very Howards SterJJnKtday Stuart TJgjjSfa at G W Howards At Urnin4 nni went to Mt to visit friends cnndies and everything 225 MisseijMSTry Louise and Nannie May friends in Paris Satur- - Many others just as good WellrShoe 2 50 chairs at Mocks beauts JlOtfrone before they are all is home from schooLaflpffiold Onio to spend the hol- gone Miss Â¬ 8T Eliabth Richie ldars For namB XU JBTi aiif5eries alHfiul stock of canned goods of all kinds of Hutchison go to Mr JMSmedIev G visited J familyftjdky T Smedley an will sell you city THIS WE ARE PREPARED TO PROVE THAT Our line of Dutch lamps at 350 are unequaled in the THAT Our 150 225 and 300 Chairs are unmatchable any- Â¬ of MASTERS SALE OP train tuckeyfrSb shipped 11000 PMill hpre Sunday by tolS5ork pounds special where 8175 THAT Our great sale of low priced Pictures surpasses anything 150 and ever seen in the State selling as they do for 60c 75c 125 BonrknColarm THAT The line of Fancy Furniture consisting of Desks from 450 up Stools and Taborettes from 150 up Tables from 125 up Cabinets Music Stands Settees and countless other pieces are unap- Â¬ Bourbon Circuit Court proachable for style and price Mahoganyjfiiiish Northern Bans of Kentucky Plaintiff SPECIAL SALE OP CORNER CHAIRS npholsteeed in silk damask at 450 vs Edwin G Bedford etc Defendants See 350 rugs in windows C F BFOWER 33T C0 By sale made and entered in the above styl- Â¬ ed cause by the Bourbon Circuit Couit on July 2d 1897 and an amended judgment made and entered herein Dec 4th 1897 1 will sell publicly at the Court House door in Paris Bourbon 10 County Kentucky on MONDAY virtue of a judgment and order of Mrsjeewj Lyle of Glen Kenney has beeTSIthJjruFSt of Mrs Sue gSandus ky foraetbral davs Mclntyrejfc McClintock sold Satur Â¬ day to McgwiKahu 64 head of 1420 lb export cattj gt 440 Mrs Mafiy Bnxtpr of Lexington has taken boar wth Prof C M Best and wife attfh Male Collegp Mr WmjfjMilani of Maysville was the guest qrijtys daughter Mrs H H PhiTlipsrMlSay and Saturday Oysters celery fresh cakes and Dr Mariwsall McDowell and Mrs L crackers nt oighum molasses New C Brockof TCynthiana spent Sunday York cream cheese with MvtMG Alleu and family Newton Mitchell tf Attorney Harm on Stitt won a large black cakefjjrat up by G- W Bryan SaturdayLbylexpert pistol shooting JeffersonjCarpenter bought Satur Â¬ day ChlS Leers new crop of tobacco at 11 cerifgjjfind Green Leers crop at - violin assisted by Miss Ella Scales on the orgau During the ceremony Miss Lalla Griffin will sing Call Me Thine Own Ushers Robt Savage Ben Howard ChasB ryan and Earl Current The party will take a tiip to Cincinnati ai d will return here Saturday Thos Overby of Paris sold a new crop of tobacao 12 hogsheads bought of Silas Cleaver at an average of 14m Mr Overbey bought Lige Neals new crop at 11 cents and Cum mings Bros crop at 12 cents The Evanick8 or Rag Tags will give thtir annual parade on Christmas day All interested will please meet to night at Bryans Hall to make ar rangements for the parade The Y P S C E of the Christian Church will give a social at the home of T D Judy Thursday eve Dec 23d All are invited Refreshments served for 10 cents Mr Jos A Miller and wife returned Mondv from Covington where Mr M Her has be n on U S Grand Jury for two Weeks C W Howard has some nice holiday prt seuts in sterling silver and cut glass ware at low prices Mr JB Story of Chattanooga Tenn is the gnest of Mr W F Miller and wife near town T D Judy has the most complete line of lamps and fine china ware iD town Go to T D Judys for a full line of candies nuts and fruits for Christmas Conway Co will sell you a roast ol export beef if yor will call Â¬ An Interesting Comment Jumble Of News And Nebraska is under two inches of snow The iatham Hopkinsvilles 110000 hotel has been closed The Pauls Church bazar at Lexington last week netted 1800 Gen Cassins M Clay has been allow- Â¬ ed his pension by a vote of the senate Mrs Anita Comfort of St Louis adornherpet cat with diamond ear rings Counterfeit silver dollars are in circu- Â¬ lation at Lexington They are difficult to detect Bernard Kavanaugh of Cincinnati smoked cigarettes and they did the rest He is in the asylum now Sugarfoot Lee Hill wants a fifteen round go with Brutus Clay of Lexing-Â¬ ton if Glay can fight at 137 pounds The Broadway Baptist Church of Louisville pays Miss Anita Muldoon 1200 per year for two songs every Sun uay Robert Davidson a twelve-year-ol- d ooy was given a five year sentence for an attempted criminal assault at Lexington Bishop Burton confirmed nine convicts Sunday at the Frankfort Penitentiary Nearly 200 professed religion at a recent revival Â¬ centslK- Catarrh to - mas supplies j See my select stock of Christ fcj Figs 8 to 15c lb R aisins 8 to 15c lb Candies 6 1 4 to 25c lb Dates 7 1 2 c lb iJfflJ Adair nof Parist satisfy a sale will be made Denistry judgment favor of the Northern Bank will Oranges 25 to 40c dozen at the Conway from Ky against the defendant E Friday with interest attend Apples bananas prunes grapes Bedford for 3216910from August at Millersburg any denistry the per cent per annum may desire the until cel- ing credits paid subject April pickles dried fruits oysters was J W Riley paid guest relatives and friends here the paid June and ery crackers turkeys Mr Riley was amounting sale to the past the day iary the Garth Fund and was judgment in favor 3280061 Agricultural Bank the The cheapest line of fire works in Parisdefendant with interest at county attorney Rowan County in November for 222761 cent from March until paid I have realized that I am overstocked Paris paid subject to credit slaughter in pictures I have started July and early before they are picked sale Come and see me amounting principal interest the over A Christmas card with each sale day sale and the Said to In of 6 Cys sidtiHKWBMHHHHHiKeB iwl W nnriiirirm rrvri f mini t1HOT FWTWJri3ffHX v TVrVei sT Cn iW H roods and 32 polesof land XX UUO J WW f tMjK - J JFk - -J Smedleys and Call atf lotrington aYmade counternane knit bv theha Miss AnnifGonway to be drawn for It between the hours of 11 a m and 2 p this m the following described real estate Mrs pCarg urite Moore and Miss to wit Lydia BfojSpfreturned Friday from a A certain tract of land lying in Bour- Â¬ visit withHf Jas Brown and family bon County Kentucky on the Mays at CyntHiMML ville and Lexington turnpike between Messrs Cjlgnde and Frank Vimont Lexington and Paris about four miles shipped a pfyBSf export cattle to Cincin Tftr nnrl CQSQ- ffnm Putiq IS ar nati Batumir from here and a car of imonlyiknoVh aaith3E SSEbSS JANUARY 3D 1898 see weM Consumption Catarrh invariably leads to consump Â¬ tion Growing worse and worse each winter those who rely upon the usual treatment of sprays washes and inhal Â¬ ing mixtures find that it is impossible to check the disease with these local applications which only reach thesur-- i 5- WFVt Tl5 Mr uiarxe soiaist weer m hogs Â¬ Cincinnati for Oscar Jotinson Also tract No X containing 172 acres heads of nw tobacco at an average of 3 roods and 24 poles lying adjacent to 1445 highest price 2025 SZ the Home Farm dispatch from Mt Olivet says that A Also tract No 2 containing 198 Mr George Deitrich a wealth mer Â¬ acres lying adjacent to above described chant of Brattan will wad Miss Lizzie Reed of this place on Thursday Dec land acriJ uir igjtfj iFiw iISl3 5SSE iiunpaid ibut srmmsmspmmifsall the while and gets deeper until it is snort time only a question of a short time when fieePTioff the lungs are affected v faithless sweetheart R Monarch owner of three large distilleries assigned at Owensboro Saturday The assets and liabihtess are placed at nearly a million each Lewis George Clark eighty six years of age the alleged original George Harris of Harriet Beecher Stowes famous novel died at Lexington Kentucky bidders secured over 1500 contracts for mail routes in the West m the awards made at Washington Tri day W B Catchings of London Ky secured 1150 When the new 15000 Methodist Church at Shelbyville was dedicated Beverly Ward Jr 20 received in the best society in New York an heir to an immense fortune killed himself over a rv-- G Â¬ 1896 to 18th 1897 follow- Â¬ 1896 1100 91914 on Also a 28th 27th of of of 6 per 0 SEE EDWKRD Ol F3ki WE ARE THE PEOPLE Headquarters For Correct Styles PJSfc T- - fa T OUK HOLIDAY BARGAINS Our 30 Bugness Suits for 35 so Business suits ior sou rkur 840 Business Suits for 35 Our Sold by others for 55 to 60 3552527 Said sale will be made upon credits of six twelve and eighteen mouths for equal parts of the purchase money for which the purchaser or purchasers will be required to execute bonds with good surety to be approved by the under Â¬ signed Master Commissioner bearing interest from day of sale until paid at the rate of 6 per cent per annum hav- Â¬ ing the force and effect of a judgment The Master will first offer Lot No 1 and then Lot No 2 and he will then offer them as a whole and the highest and best bid will be reserved for accept- Â¬ ance or rejection If the sum offered for the said Lots No 1 and 2 is not sufficient to pay the said debts interest Hats Knox and Dun lap and costs in this action he will then sell so much of the home farm as will be Styles 3 necessary to raise the sum But if the home farm does not yield a sufficient sum to satisf y the residue of the liens New line of Shirts from 75c up the Master will then offer the three and he The very latest collars and tracts in one bodv the three will acceptÂ¬ parcels agthe bid or bids for cufis strictly up to date gregating the most money Collars 15c to 20c If tracts 1 and 2 are sold to different Cuffs 20c and 25c per pair purchasers the purchaser of tract No 2 as thereto right Latest Neckties 25cJ 50c and of appendant the home shall have a Mays way over to the farm 75c Full and complete line of ville Lexington turnpike gents furnishings Bidders on the aforesaid property are hereby notified to come prepared tojjexe cute bond with good surety immediately upon the conclusion of the sale 25th 1895 of 11329 Dec 18625 27th 1895 26th 1896 on and costs of to 2298 73 of 49705 making the total this action sum to be raised on the day of sale B y Our 30 OvercoatsJfor 25 Our 35 Overcoats for 30 Our 40 Overcoatsjfor 35 Sold by others for 60 1- - Try our 18 Trousers Sold by others for - We mean wjiat we say and can prove it The above prices are for Cash PARIS FUMISHISG JO7 - k TAILORING CO The above described farm is located immediately upon the Maysville Lex- Â¬ ington turnpike between Paris and Lex Â¬ ington about 4 miles from the former place and is one of the most fertile and beautiful farms of the bluegrass region of this State and is in every way a most desirable investment Parties desiring a more particular de- Â¬ scription of the land to be sold can seÂ¬ cure the same by applying to the under- Â¬ signed Master Commissioner at Paris Kentucky H S STOUT Manager IXON C alter - EMMETT M DICKSON Mv C B C C McMlLIAN THOTT n vs The importance of the proper treat-Â¬ ment can therefore be readily appre- Â¬ ciated But no good whatever can be expected from local applications as such treatment never did cure Catarrh -23d and never will Being a blood disease of the most obstinate nature Swifts Dr R Specific SSS is the only remedy House be which can have the slightest effect upon Monday Dec 20th to Dec 24th to people of Catarrh It is the only blood remedy to that goes down to the bottom of all stub- Â¬ born diseases which other remedies of Morehead Mr cannot reach of Mrs Josephine Polhill of Due West week a benefic- Â¬ S C writes of elected I had such a severe case of of Catarrh that I lost my hearing in one ear and part of the bone in my nose sloughed off I was constantly treated with sprays and a washes but each Come winter the disease seemed to have a This sale will oootiuue uutii Saturday firmer hold on me night at Phillips 2t I had finally been declared incurable For a full line of family groceries when I decided to canned goods all kinds of vegetables try S S S all varieties of winter fruits oysters It fish poultry and hams also a nice line seemed to get right at the seat of the of candy and Christmas toys at low disease and cured me permanently prices call on Chas Mason 5t for I have had no touch of Catarrh Fire A fire of supposed incendiary for seven years origin destroyed Thos Tripletts tobacco The experience of Mr Chas A Parr barn Saturday night at about eleven of Athens Ga was like that of all oclock The barn is situated on the others who vainly seek a cure in local Ruddles Mills pike and contained the treatment He says partnership crop of 14000 pounds of toFor years I suffered from a severe bacco owned by Messrs John Hamil case of Catarrh the many offensive ton and Sherman Hall The building symptoms Deiug ac- Â¬ was insured for 600 and the crop for companied by severe 1200 pains in the head I Mr Chas Gilbert McClintock and took several kinds of bride returned Fridey from a trip to medicines recom- Â¬ Cincinnati and were entertained Friday mended for Catarrh evening at the home of Mr Thos and used various local v sifii x A bountiful applications but they McClintock near town had no effect whatev supper was spread and there wfre about was induced to one hundred guests present Te wed Â¬ er ISSS Swifts take ding presents were numerous and hand Specific and after four months I was Among the guests present were some Griffith and Mr Graves perfectly well and have never felt any Miss Adrain Griffith of Paynes Depot Mrs Sallie effects of the disease since Those who have had the first Young and daughter Miss Edna of Oar touchof Catarrh will save endless suf Â¬ lisle Miss Bert Downes of Atlantic fering by taking the right remedy at the Iowa and Miss Elizabeth Richie of outset Others who have for years Miama College Oxford Ohio sought relief and found only disappoint-Â¬ Mr Chas Cecil Clarke Jr one of ment in local treatment will find it wise our most prosperous farmers and trad- Â¬ to waste n further time on sprays ers son of Mr Chas Clarke Sr will be washes inhaling mixtures etc which married Wednesday afternoon at 230 are only temporary and cannot save oclock to Miss Susan Jones Somerville them from dreaded Consumption of Washington D C who has been a They should take a remedy Avhich will teacher of music for the past two years cure them because it can reach their at the M F C Miss Somerville is a trouble SSS is the only blood reme- Â¬ natiye of Texarkana Ark where her dy which can reach Catarrh it promptly father is Clerk of the Circuit Court gets at the very bottom of the disease She is also a niece of Senator Jones of and cures it permanently Arkansas who is Chairman of the SSS Swifts Specific is a real blood National Democratic Committee Mr remedy and cures the most obstinate Clarke is the grand son of the late Win cases of Catarrh Rheumatism Conta- Â¬ Nunn who had the honor of entertain- Â¬ gious Blood Poison Cancer Scrofula ing Gen Winfield Scott and Santa and Eczema which other so called blood Anna in the 40s who was always remedies have no effect upon whatever noted for his hospitality philanthrophy SSS is the only blood remedy guaran- Â¬ and kindness Rev Danl Robertson teed P E will perform the ceremony in the Mr Will new MetWdist Church Nunn Clark brother of the groom Miss 3Iary JorTes cousin of the bride Mr and contains no mercury potash or William Davon Wadell and Miss Lida other dangerous mineral Hord Crarksister of the groom will be Books will be mailed free by Swift fT-T me atcefiSHJjjcs miss j ma ituuensuu Specific Company Atlanta Georgia Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ mail contracts aggregating 400000 is preparing to go to the Klondike in June He was a bidder for the Klondike route but was defeated by the Pacific Naviga Â¬ tion Company Will Overton of Frank Â¬ fort will leave to day with a party of six for Seattle They will go to Klon Â¬ dike in the Spring Clam chowder Underwoods fine Fee Son Ex Senator Ed Parker of London who has just been awarded star route Novelties in China at Frank 3os Look at our special offerings in ladies misses and childrens shoes nice for the holiday trade aSv Davis Thompson Isgriq in electric belli or electric burglar alarms in storerooms or residences Can recharge and repair old batteries and overhaul old wires and make aa good as new Terms extremely reason-ab- eWood Grinnan I offer my services to the public to put Pony Taken Up A pony came to our place 3 J miles from Paris on Jackstown Dike about two weeks ago Owner may have same by proving property and paying for keeping and advertising J L DEAVER Paris Ky Money Wanted Idesire to borrow 2500 mortgage on city property Gcare The News lOdc tf Paris Ky on first Addrees Pony For Sale delivery wagon 10dc pony which I have for sale a gentle I am now driving to my eight-year-o- ld Apply to C tf GROSCHE pABIS ky Purely Vegetable A pair of new shoes give a cnild as mucn delight as anything you can give 01iildreiitnem- - We have a iine of childrens shoes that c OUJLLLI3 we know will nleasa them and our prices will surprise you Sizes 5 to 8 75c sizes f to 11 jg QV Xlie New Shoes o1i V fwil-MaflMwBE-- ifl- weWis ircli on nii ta 90cll to 2 25 J I ga RI0N rr CLAY tc eSKSSSSHmKft v- VfV ro-- bPt rthiiMllAli allinHM spsffl a iflWiWKmsmj ua i Lj4amiM ft a -- - fKftti rX -- i zjk 2 sySTTTMi- - VlSi x- - - wmwv -- -v re- - v - vSfcr Oj v VSi ra - THE BOURBON NE - Psdat December Wi 2i 1897 THE KUSSIANS It is Reported TinTisrer predicted that the vessels of tne Tf whaiing most of vhose underwriter caught m we in San Francisco have been through the qyv 2 v FINANCIAL BILL 7 BO jv- - l - r -- vr j The Measure Prepared by Secretary Gage Introduced in the House provisions for Kefunding the National Debt To Establish a Redemption Jbund and a Division of Issue and Redemption in the Treasury Department safety fund thus created shall bi invested by the secretary of the treasury Said tax of twa per centum per annum shall be In addition xs the tax of one hair of one per centum per an Â¬Â¬ num Up circulating notes hereinafter author THE EXECUTION Wt - f - - i ft 6 R h v it N- - k SlmmM 2 I K Pi - frv P t F tT jt for redemption shall be redeemed from the re- Â¬ demption fund herein provided in accordant with the terms of existing law but the notes and certificates so redeemed shall be held in and constitute a part of said fund and shall not be withdrawn from said fund nor disbursed except in exchange for an equivalent amount of the coin in which said notes or certificates were redeemed but to enable the secretary of the treasury more thoroughly to carry out the provisions contained in this act he is hereby authorized to exchange any of the funds in the division of issue and redemption for any other funds which may be in the general fund of the treasury department Provided that nothing in this act shall be construed as repealing that provision of the act approved July 14 1890 which provides that there shall be outstanding at any time no more and no less of the treasury notes authorized by said act than the silver bullion and standard silver dollars coined there- Â¬ from then held in the treasury purchased with said notes Sec 3 That the secretary of the treasury be and he is hereby authorized to receive at the treasury any of the outstanding bonds known as the five per centum bonds of 1904 and the four per centum consols of 1907 issued respect- Â¬ ively under the act approved January 14 1875 and the acts approved July 14 1870 and Janu Â¬ ary 20 1871 and to issue in exchange therefor coupon or registered bonds of the United States in such form as he may prescribe in denominations of fifty dollars or some multi- Â¬ ple of that sum bearing interest at the rate of two and one half per centum per annum pay- Â¬ able semi annually and redeemable at the pleasure of the United States after ten years after their issue and the bonds hereby author- Â¬ ized shall be payable principal and interest in United States gold coin of the present standard value and shall be exempt from all taxation by or understate municipal or local authority Provided that none of the outstanding bonds shall be received at a valuation greater than their present worth to yield an income of two and one half per centum per annum and that the bonds hereby authorized shall be issued at not less than par Sec 4 That the bonds authorized by this act and any other bonds of the United States may kbedejosited with the treasurer of the United Suiteslastsecurity forthe circulating- notestbf5 national banking associations and any na Â¬ tional banking association which may deposit the bonds herein authorized to be deposited as security for its circulating notes shall be en- Â¬ titled to receive from the controller of the cur- Â¬ rency and to issue such notes to an amount equal to the face value of such bonds pro- Â¬ vided that the aggregate amount of bonds de- Â¬ posited by any national banking association under any law shall not exceed the amount of its capital and provided further that nothing herein contained shall be construed to modify or repeal the provisions of section 5167 and sec- Â¬ tion 5171 of the revised statutes authorizing the controller of the currency to require addi Â¬ tional deposit of bonds or of lawful money in case the market value of the bonds held to se- Â¬ cure the circulating notes shall fall below the par value of the circulating notes outstanding lor which such bonds may be deposited as security Sec 5 Tbut any national banking associa Â¬ tion whose deposit of bonds is less than the amount of its capital may deposit with the treasurer of the United States under such regulations as the secretary of the treasury may approve United States notes treasury notes of 1890 and silver certificates and shall be entitled to receive from tne controller of the currency and to issue an equal amount of its circulating notes but the aggregate amount of bonds United States notes treasury notes of 1890 and silver certificates deposited by any national banking association shall not exceed the amount of its capital provided that the total amount of United States notes treasury notes of 1890 and silver certificates deposited with the treasurer of the United States under authority of this section shall not exceed the sum of 200000000 Sec That the secretary of the treasury shall issue from time to time in his discretion bonds of the same class and character as those described in the third section of this act and shall substitute the same with the treasurer of the United States for equal amounts of the United States notes treasury notes of 1890 and silver certificates deposited by national bank Â¬ ing associations and the bonds so issued and s ubstitvted shall be charged to the respective nsaional banking associations and be accounted for by them at such prices not less than par as shall represent the market xalue of such bonds and the United States notes treasury ntcs of 1S90 and silver certificates released as herein provided shall become a part of the general redemption fund and the secretary of the treasury is hereby authorized to exchange any of said treasuy notes of lS90and said sil- Â¬ ver certificates for a like amount of United States notes Provided that the amount of bonds issued under the authority of this sec- Â¬ tion shall not exceed the sum of 5200000000 of dollars Sec 7 When any national bank now existing or hereafter organized shall have deposited such United States bonds United States notes treasury notes of 1890 or silver certificates to i n amount of not less than fifty per centum of its capital it shall be entitled to receive from the controller of the currency and issue national bank notes in addition to the fifty per centum thus provided to the amount of twenty five per centum of such deposits but the circula Â¬ tion issued by any national hank Â¬ ing association shall never be in of its paid up capital stock and the additional notes so issued shall not be secured by said deposit but shall constitute a first lien upon all the remaining assets of the as ociation issuing such notes Upon the fail Â¬ ure of any association to redeem its circulat ing notes above provided whether the same are issued against deposited security or against general assets the saTie shall be prompt-by the treasurer of the ly redeemed TJnited State- To secure the United arising loss against tay States from its guaranty to pay and redeem such ad Â¬ ditional circulating notes it snail be the duty of the controller of the currency to levy upon and collect from every national banking asso Â¬ ciation issuing such unsecured circulation a tax at the rate of two per centum per annum on such unsecured circulation which said tax shall be paid to the treasurer of the United States in eotal semi annual payments in Jan Â¬ uary aud July of each year and when so collected it shall constitute a safety fund out o which the United Stats be reimbursed i v a1 v redemption of said unsecured circula Â¬ tion may make as herein provided Te - way Sec 2 That all United States notes treasury notes of 1890 and silver certificatesprcsented lished in the treasury departmentas part of the office of the treasurer of the United States a division to be designated and known as the di Â¬ vision of issue and redemption to which will be assigned under such regulations as the sec- retury of the treasury may approve all records and accounts relating to the issue redemption and exchange as hereinafter provided of the several classes of United States paper money There shall be transferred from the general fund in the treasury of the United States and taU6n up on the books or said division as a redemption fund the sum or 123000000 in United States gold coin and bullion and such further sums or standard silver dollars and silver bullion purchased under the act of con- Â¬ gress approved July 14 IKK as shall equal the silver certificates outside the treasury and treasury notes or 1890 outstanding on the date when this act shall take effect And thereafter the gold and silver coins and bullion hereby transferred from the general fund in the treas Â¬ ury as herein provided shall be increased or diminished as the case may be in accordance with the provisions of this act and in no other Washington Dec 17 The currency bill framed by Secretary Gage was introduced in the house Thursday by Chairman Walker of the banking- and currency committee It is as follows Be it Enacted etc That there be estab - Â¬ Â¬ Sec 8 That each national banking associa- Â¬ tion shall deposit and maintain in the treasury of the United States a sum of lawful money equal to ten per centum of its aggregate circu- Â¬ lation said sum to be in lieu of the five per centum redemption fund now required by Sec- Â¬ tion 3 of the act approved June 20 1874 to be maintained and to be subject to all the provi- Â¬ sions of existing law respecting said re- Â¬ demption fund not Inconsistent with the provisions of this act and in consideration of the deposits of bonds United States notes of 1890 and silver certificates and the taxes of two per centum on the unsecured circulating notes of national banking associations and of the depost of lawful money provided in this sec- Â¬ tion the faith of the United States is hereby pledged to the redemption in lawful money of the United States of all the circulating notes of said national banking association Sec 9 That the controller of the currency shall not Issue to any national banking asso- Â¬ ciation on and after the date when this ace shall take effect any of the circulating notes of such association of less denomination than ten dollars Sec 10 That on and after the date when this act shall take effect the circulating notes of the national banking associations shall be re Â¬ deemed at the office of the United States as- Â¬ sistant treasurer in the city of New York and at such other sub treasury offices as may be designated by the controller of the currency with the approval of the secretary or the treas- Â¬ ury Sec 11 That in lieu of all existing taxes ev- Â¬ Is Â¬ ery banking association national treas- Â¬ suing notes shall pay to the urer of the United States in the months of January and July of each year a tax or one fourth of one per centum for each half year upon the average amount of its notes in Provided however that circulation during- all the period of time inter- Â¬ vening between the deposit of United States notes treasury notes and silver certifi Â¬ cates and the substitution of bonds by the secretary of the treasury the circulating notes specifically issued therefor and secured by said United1 States notes treasury notes or silver certificates shall be exempt from taxation un- Â¬ der the provisions of this act Sec 12 Section 5138 of the revised statutes shall bo amended to read as follows No asso Â¬ ciation shall be organized with a less capital than SlOO000 except that banks with a capital not less than 550000 may with the approval of the secretary of the treasury be organized in any place the population of which does not ex-Â¬ ceed 6000 and except that banks with a capi- Â¬ tal of not less than 525000 may with the ap- Â¬ proval or the secrotary of the treasury be or- Â¬ ganized in any place the population of which does not exceed 2000 No association shall be organized in a city the population of which exceeds 50000 persons with a less capital - ized ASMt Of Lieut Co Joaquin Riuz byMt Sel Cuban insurgents Detachment of Spaniards Besieged surgents The Garrison Completely stroyed Insurgent Iioss 300 JvilllT and Wounded Spanish Iioss 37fff us A SEVERE BLOW the Tltlah and Canadian Seal- Is the Passage of the Bill n i t0 PelaBlc SeaIie in Behring Have Taken Posses- Â¬ teg dv - than 5200000 NEGRO LYNCHED Accomplice of Charley Iiewis in the Smith Family Murder Hanged by a Mob Within a Few Feet of Where Lewis Was Strung Up t Bkookhaven Miss Dec 17 AnÂ¬ other Negro was lynched at Bankston Ferry in Simpson county on Wednes- Â¬ day as an accomplice of Charley Lewis in the murder of the wife and four children of Brown Smith on Wednesday of last week For the past several days a posse of about thirty determined men have been scouring the country in search of evidence and Tuesday last they found a Negro woman in possession of a bloody coat which she claimed Charley Lewis left with her request- Â¬ ing that she lock the coat up in her trunk until he called for it The coat appeared to have been washed but bloody stains on the right sleeve and Upnthiseyi- breast still remained 400 men held another dence a mob of meeting at Bankston Ferry bringing before them three Negres Oscar Fer rell Tom Waller and Giles Berry who were with Charley Lewis the night of the murder Oscar Ferrell testified before the mob that Charley Lewis Giles Berry Tom Waller and himself went to church across the river on the night of the murder On returning Charles Lewis stopped at a Ne Â¬ gro house the other three proceeding to a cotton house where they had been stopping Charley Lewis soon overtook them and all retired together Lewis and Waller did not remain long and left them about two oclock returning- just at break of day with some fresh meat and remarked that they had killed Brown Smiths wife and four children because she refused to cook them a meal Thev threatened the witness and Giles Berry with instant death if they mentioned the matter Giles Berry denied the statement but Oscar Ferrell made public declaraÂ¬ tion that it was true The mob became infuriated and placed a rope around Tom Wallers neck and dragged him up the hill and hanged him within a few feet of where Charley Lewis was hanged several days ago Waller protested to the last that he was innocent but it did no good Everything is quiet and this is believed to be the last link in one of the most horrible murders ever com Â¬ mitted in the state of Mississippi Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - St James Gazette private letters re- Â¬ ceived here from Madrid say that Gen Weylers reception there was most significant and that the government is so alarmed b3j the menacing attitude of the populace that artillery has been stationed at concealed points com Â¬ Wild Rumors in Madrid London Dec 17 According to the manding the main thoroughfares The gunners however can not be called upon The wildest rumors are current say the letters in question with reports that preparations are making for the flight of the members of the roj al family to France at the first sign of a revolution Hurricane AVeather on the Atlantic St Johns X F Dec 17 The Allan excess -- i I line steamship Siberian 12 days out from Liverpool reports that during the passage she encountered hurricane weather with mountainous seas lasting the entire voyage She had never experienced the like before at this season of the year The sailing vessels that are arriving report similar weath- Â¬ er most of them being more or less Thirty Three Persons Injured Two Fatally Castle Rock CoL Dec 20 At half damaged and having beea swept by past seven oclock Sunday night a keavy seas wreck occurred at a point two miles Heavy Orders for ALiskan Supplies north of Castle Rock on the Rio Grande San Francisco Dec 17 Heavy orders for Alaskan supplies have been road in which 33 men were injured closed here A few days ago the Alas Â¬ one or two fatally The wreck was ka Commercial Co invited bids on the result of a collision between a 400000 pounds of bacon 200000 pounds south bound passenger train and a of hams 200600 pounds of lard and 16 runaway chair car which started from Castle Rock having broken the jcon 000 cases of canned meats Estimates nection with the rest of the train The on even larger quantities of provisions have been asked for by the Alaska Ex- car was not a part of the passenger train ploration Co which expectsto have 5 men but contained about fifty of the who steamers plying between San Francisco vicinity had been employed in this lately laying rails ontfcKio and Dawson next summer brande Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ practically been in the hands of Russia for some time past After the Japanese evacuated the port which was the scene of the terrible massacree of Chinese during the war with Japan Russian engineers began supervising The provision is as follows Section 9 That the importation into the the reconstruction of the docks and United States by any person whatsoever of fur forts which had been destroyed by the seal skins taken in the waters mentioned in this Japanese previous to leaving the On November 27 a fierce attack was act whether raw dressed dyed or manufact place ured is and made on the fort by a large body of in- Â¬ importedhereby prohibited shall all such articles Previous to the war between after this act take effect shall surgents wih two cannon More than not be permitted to be exported but shall be and Japan Port Arthur was the China larg150 cannon shots made a sieve of the seized and destroyed by the proper officers of est naval station possessed by the Chiforts and destroyed a factory Finally the United States strongly fortified There Those who are thoroughly familiar nese and was clock the insurgents got inside the wire was a naval yard there built by fence around the fort and called on the with the bill say this provision is of far the French company a large refitting garrison to surrender The garrison more importance in its effect than the basin with a depth of 25 feet at the still according to the official account prohibition against pelagic sealing by low water spacious wharves and refused to listen to the demand and Americans quays two Secretary Gage Friday sent to the and facilitiesdocks one 400 feet long with heroic pride continued the de- Â¬ senate his reply to Senatoi Cannons all sizes from for repairing ships of fense until December 10 last ironclads to torpedo The insurgents left 26 killed inside resolution inquiring about use of rev- Â¬ boats The foundries and work the wire fence and a quantity of arms enue cutters to prevent filibustering shops were constructed on the most and ammunition which the garrison expeditions The McLane Winona improved models and cqjitained the used according to the official account Boutwell Colfax and Forward have best modern machinery Japan was to prolong its desperate defense Gen been used for this purpose on the Flor- very anxious to hold Port Arthur per Aldave while reconnoitering in the ida coast and the report shows that manently but Russia strongly objectneighborhood found the bodies of three the course adopted by the treasury de ed and would have backed up her obother insurgents and many graves partment was in compliance with Pres- jection by force Russias great anx During the siege and the attack ident Clevelands proclamation and iety to possess Port Arthur is due to on the fort the insurgents lost it is- of- Â¬ with numerous sections of the revised the fact that the harbor is free from ficially asserted 200 killed and wound statutes which Secretary Gage quotes ice all the winter which is not the At the treasury department it was case with Vladivostock the present ed The garrison had only six killed andi31 wounded But the fort was com- Â¬ said Friday that the redemption of the headquarters of the Russian fleet in pletely destroyed and the garrison was Pacific railroad currency 6s would be the far east It is proposed to connect without water with pestilence all made by checks sent out from the Port Arthur with the Russian railroad around and only a little pork for food department on the 24th inst It was now being built through Manchuria Gen Blanco will recompense the mem- expected that these checks would be which in turn will connect with the offset by deposits by the Union Pacific Great Trans Siberia railroad bers of the garrison for their losses Gen Pando and the column under Reorganization committee so that no Telegrams from all the continental Col Bruna assisted by the gunboats disturbance of the money market capitals show that Russias step at Dependiente Luisa Centinala and Ve- Â¬ would result from the large operations Port Arthur is regarded as tantamount lasquez found in the River Cauto three involved The checks will go through as a permanent occupation and a reply to Germanys action large torpedo and also many small the New York clearing house Washington Dec 18 The president A well informed St Petersburg corsunken vessels They destroyed with dynamite a quantity of the effects of Friday sent the following nomina- respondent says there was no agree ment between Russia and Germany the insurgenss at Cienaga Del Buey tions to the senate State William W Thomas jr of and that the latter simply warned Rus and Cayaman Gen Aldave who left Cauto Del Em Maine to be envoy extraordinary and sia when the occupation of Kiao Chau boscadero about the same time had an minister plenipotentiary of the United was already decided upon engagement on December 8 at Laguna States to Sweden and Norway HamilDe Ytabo losing 20 killed among these ton King of Michigan to be minister NATIONAL CAPITAL two captains and 95 wounded among resident and consul general of the them a doctor and two officers The United States to Siam James C Mc Interesting Information From the Seat of Government to be secinsurgents were compelled to abandon Nally Pennsylvania Washington Dec 20 and consul The protheir trenches and retired with large retary of legation general of the United States at Bogota gramme of the appropriation bills to loss While reconnoitering the extensive Colombia Edgar O Achorn of Massa- be reported to the house has been out-Â¬ The approzones in that district Gen Aldave had chusetts to be secretary of the lega- lined in a general way tion of the United States at St Petersburg priations committee will get to work one soldier and a captain wounded on the District of Columbia bill just Russia A dispatch from Havana says that Treasury Nathan B Scott of West before congress convenes after the while the insurgents report the execu- Â¬ Virginia to be commissioner of inter holiday recess and it will be several tion of Lieut Col Ruiz after court martialT rumors are alsofcurrentat naligevenue JoIinlJeterson collector weeks before it can be nut in shane for report ifiet isstilllliving p The next bill the blvSusto sota Edward G jDuncan of North committee will take up is the PARDEE HALLV Carlolina to be collector of internal fortifications and the sundry civil bill revenue for the fourth district of North will be brought up late in February or The Pride of Lafayette College Badly Dam Â¬ March as now indicated Carolina All these aged by Fire A bill has been introduced in the will originate with the appropriations Easton Pa Dec 20 Pardee hall The army bill will be rethe magnificent four story stone struc house which provides that in case any committee to the full committee in the ture that stood on the brow of College person drawing a pension is put into a ported hill this city and was the pride of La- Â¬ federal office either by appointment first week after the recess and will cro fayette college was badly damaged by election or otherwise in which the to the house probably early the follow It will carry a fire early Saturday morning Only emoluments equal or exceed S100 a ing week esfrom the month such person shall not during large decrease the east wing was saved from the though an increase incumbency of that office receive timates flames The center of the structure his and the entire west wing were gutted any pension Upon the termination of over the last years appropriations and only the blackened walls are such employment the pension is to be The agricultural bill will be finished br the sub committee the first week left standing Besides the damage restored after the recess and will be reported to the building thousands of dollars KID MCOY immediately The naval bill is now worth of valuable property belonging to professors at the college were de- The Middle Weight Champion Pugilist of pending the consideration of the subthe World committee The post office appropriastroyed by the flames A heavy portion New York Dec 18 Norman Selby tion bill may be called up Monday if falls on J Madison Porter professor of of Rush county Ind better known in civil and topographical engineering pugilistic circles as Kid McCoy is the sub committee is here then but at His machinery instruments etc were nndoubtedly the middle weight cham- any rate will not be reported until the valued at 15000 on which there was pion pugilist of the world He met Dan middle or latter part of January A bi monthly service between New no insurance Dr T C Porters bo- Creedon of New Zealand Friday night tanical collection probably the finest in the arena of the Puritan Athletic York and the ports of Hayti has been established by the Ctyde Line Steamin the United States was also destroy- - club at Long Island City and after 15 ship Co which United States Minister eu lively rounds made the foreigner throw Powell at Port Au Prince says in a The Ward library consisting of 10 000 volumes of valuable books is in the up the spong and acknowledge the report to the state department will be ruins along with a valuable museum of Hoosiers superiority Long before the first American line to carry our the big event took place the frame build flag minerals and birds The fire was dis- ing in which it was held was crowded He under American registry to Hayti regards the outlook as bright for covered at 5 oclock Saturday morning bets were free- the success of the new venture to excess and but it had evidently been burning a ly made with McCoy the favorite The total output of sugar from the long time The flames raged so fiercely at 10 to 8 The Kids wonderful Hawaiian Islands for the year and spread so rapidly aided by a stiff and self possession were al wind from the west that for three science evidence and these combined just closing according to the figures of ways in the Hawaiian Sugar Planters associa- Â¬ hours the work of the firemen was of with the advantage of height and tion transmitted to the state departno avail Then aid came f rom Phil reach enabled him to outpoint his ment by United States Consul General lipsbnrg N J more stockily built antagonist From Haywood is put down as 24S567 tons The students succeeded in carying the men from the building many valuable in- the moment opening put up their as against 24S555 tons last year The round McCoys in the struments books experimental plants hands began to ascend and at the end planters have had more trouble than us ual on account of desertions especi etc The fire originated in the biolog Â¬ stock of the sixth round McCoys backers ally with the Japanese Ten Japanese ical laboratory were offering three to one on their gave trouble to one Chinese Of the Passenger Steamers Collide was the 22000 laborers on the plantations 6109 McCoy is a wonder man Milwaukee Wis Dec 20 Two big universal comment when the fight was were contract Japanese o2S5 passenger steamers the Iowa of the over and no one even those who bet Japanese 4950 contract Chinese free Goodrich transportation line and the against him begrudged hi in his well 1911 free Chinese The numberand of Petoskey of the Huron line collided off won laurels laborers whose contracts expire next Kenosha early Sunday morning year is 2017 and the number wanted Unprovoked Murder in Louisville The Petoskey was bound for this city Dec IS Claude is 4273 The Japanese seem to be pre Louisville K3 and the Iowa for Chicago The extent Bryant a bar tender at Abe Roths ferred by the planters as laborers of the damage is not known but was saloon Sixth and Green streets was Washington Dec 20 Both houses not serious enough to prevent- the shot and killed Friday morning by of congress have adjourned until Jan steamers completing their trips Curtis Dearing son of Charles T bear uary 5 next The Klondike relief bill ing president of the Louisville Book was put through its final stages before The Funeral of Washington Hesinjgr Chicago Dec 20 A meeting of the Co and one of the most prominent citi- adjournment Bryant was un Press dub of Chicago was held Sun zens of Louisville Death of John Gillespie day to arrangt for attending the funer armed while Dearing used two revolLincoln Neb Dec 20 John GiiJes al of Washington Hesing who was the vers firing nine shots in all The pie territorial auditor of Nebraska clubs president Resolutions eulogis- killing was entirely unprovoked Dear tic of the deceased and expressive of ing was arrested and presented in the and a member of the commission which regret were adopted and committees police court immediately after the founded the cit3 of Lincoln and made appointed to assist in the funeral ar killing The case was continued until it the seat of the state government died here Sunday aged 05 Saturday rangements Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ment as to the execution by the insurgents of Lieut Col Joaquin Ruiz says that he was shot on Friday last byor der of the insurgent commander Ale janro Rodriguez with the approvaDof Aranguren insurgent commander opinion is that it was a The general barbarous act A Spanish detachment at Guamoipn the Cauto river north of Manzanillb in the province of Santiago de Cuba was besieged according to the official account from November 8 to 12 last and valiantly repelled the insurgents Â¬ Havana Dec 20 The official statV Washington Dec lS It developed that the bill relating has pelagic to sealing which has just passed both branches of congress and is before president contains a provision of the far reaching importance which has thus far escaped attention This places an absolute prohibition on the bringing of sealskins into the further United States from any source whatever As the United States is the largest market in the world for sealskins this complete stoppage in the trade in this country will be a severe measure against the British and Canadian industries which take and cure the skins and then dispose of them larffelvinthe United States Â¬ Â¬ Rthev may not last through the crisis once at sort to Hostetters Stomach Bitters The Harbor is Free From Ice the Year for incipient rheumatism malaria consti Â¬ Round Which is Xot the Case With Vla- pation nervousness and kidney divostock Present Headquaters of Timely the Russian Fleet in the Uast wallowing through First Klondike Miner his cabin hia ears higher than London Dec 20 A dispatch to the snowdrifts and fingers frozen chattennglyj nose toes Standard from Vienna says it is ru more there that the Paissians have oc- Â¬ Second Klonaike Miner lditto-SS-S- -fcj jS T cupied Port Arthur Same our f ffathers Port Arthur which is situated at the old fashioned in calling A extremity of Leao Tong peninsula has Brooklyn Eagle to sion of Port Arthur E Ceer also threatens those who neg lTctwharagre trifling ailments for called may not last T111 c Â¬ on connecting railroads Tickets on sale De- Â¬ 1897 and Janucember 24th 25th and 31st ary 1st 1898 good returning until January 4th 1898 Ask Agents for particulars C Daly Gen Pass Agt Cleveland For the Christmas and New Year holiÂ¬ Columbus li days the Cleveland Akron excursion tickets to all sell Ioav rate points on its line and to prominent points ll Holiday Reduction hes had a streak of luck How was that Got his thumb smashed the day after he took out an accident policy for 50 a week Cleveland Leader Yes coat I see Plimleys wife has a new sealskin Struck It Rlcli r l m i - For Homeseekers Excursion dates via the Missouri Kansas and Texas By and infor Â¬ mation of their tourist sleeper arrangement Â¬ address H F Bowsher 435 Walnut St Cin cinnati Ohio without Father Without heard my son Brooklyn Life What It Means Bobbie Poppa what does it mean bv saying Wisdom crieth without Pisos I could not get along always cures Cure Mrs for Consumption It E C Moulton Needham Mass Oct 22 94 being Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Law is dry study but a pretty womans tears often have the desired effect on the jury Chicago News Sore and Stiff Cold St Jacobs Oil the Cure It warms and relaxes Â¬ Confectioners should make their candy over bon bon fires Chicago News mm - Black deep bruises cured by St Jacobs Oil It wipes them out When a railroad man is lame he says he has a flat wheel Atchison Globe Humped and bent Lame back did it Straight and sound St Jacobs Oil did it Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ whittler N Y Independent Experience is a hard block to whittle but every shaving is of priceless value to the K a Â¬ Without Distress Poor Health for Years Hoods Sar saparllla Cures Dyspepsia My husband was in poor health for years owing to dyspepsia and he could not get relief We gave him Hoods Sarsapa rilla and after he had taken three bottles he could eat without distress and was able to work Barbara Rehberg 139 North Pearl Street Green Bay Wis Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ jS-B- - -- Hoods SarsaparHja Is the fact best in Hoods Pills the One True BloodPuriQer cure constipation 23 cents Â¬ Â¬ TALKS SBNSE Â¬ Â¬ Jenifer Ala says I have used Dr 31 A Simmons Xaver Mcdi cino 15 years and know it cures Sicls Headache and Consti- Â¬ pated Bowels I think it has moro strength ZeilinsEegulator and action than either Black Draught or Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Childbirth when natural should be easy and it is always easy when the right prepara- Â¬ tions arc made Nature never intended that woman should be tortured when doing the one thing that makes her wholly womanly To fear or shrink from childbirth is a crime not by the laws Of society but by the laws of hereditary for the mothers condition reacts upon her offspring Every child has an inalienable right to bo born on pur- and the Eose manhood right to be the product of the and best womanhood parents and the consummation of their of its joys To secure this condition the lifes best tonic that can be used is Dr Simmons Squaw Vine Wino it is perfectly safo and harmless to use at all times and under all circumstances in the doses prescribed It assists nature in softening relaxing and ex Â¬ panding the muscles nndligaments involved theroby decreasing labor pains and shortens labor Rapid safe and comparatively pain leas delivery follow its continuous use Parturition Â¬ Â¬ 7VdO I I Hatchett Creek Ala writes I have known Dr M A Â¬ Â¬ SB vy Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ lort1r5Iiltie3Tweak and debility treating disease moderate exercise and frosn this are most essential the digestive organsair should be regulated with Dr SI A Simmons happiest results will Jiiw1 and tbe Dr Simmons U9e of Squaw nf m stren6thening the system so thn t n rfequntv menstruation resulting irom will be corrected respiration When the monthly flow occurs at thft proper period and is otherwise strictly nat hral the patient suffers little or no pain but if it occur too often continue too lone or be too profuse it induces a feeble pulsel Too Frequent Menstruation all my life and have used it 15 years Think it far Su- Â¬ perior to Zeilins medi Â¬ cine and that it excels Black Draught to a large extent It cures Sick Head ache and Winr fniio Simmons Idvor Medicine N Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Why have more Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ESTEY Organs been sold than any other kind Because although hlP her in the kstey gives far better vaiuc uictn any other cago secretary StepheSLitaubright of Cincinnati- - The As Labor Press of America has sociated been organized with 40 charter mem bers Its principal object will be to disseminate labor news throughout the country to be given only to members of the organization It has adopted a badge which will be distributed among the members and which entitles the wearer to attend all conferences of unions and to receive- - reliablo news in the event of strikes or other controversies The officers are as follows Prpqident D- Douglass Wilson of Chi A New Press Association Nashville Tenn Dec 18 Â¬ Â¬ land has joined the Princeton University Cottage club This club is open only to the members of the senior and junior classes of the university and honorary members It corresponds to a fraternity in other colleges Cleveland Joins a Club New York Dec 20 Grover Cleve- Â¬ Â¬ rlJ W V icy urgan Company initedCataloCTewithnrf Â¬ Bristol Tenn Dee 20 Walter and Jack Marks well known stock dealers were arrested charged with the mur der of Mrs mother-in-law Two Brothers Charged With Murder BttfvwT vTr W 1 I Â¬ Weeks Scale Works SffiSBSSSffi j - which occurred in Denton valley last week They were bound to court without uailL Rebecca Carlton Jacks Â¬ OPIUM SHig BUFFALO NY 1 J 1L VN-V t r- iffivrl- TT 7 i 3 fc ifi jr THE BOURBON NEWS ITJ WHEN THE TIDE IS LOW eve when the tide is low I shall slip my moorings and sail away TVith no response to the friendly hail Of kindred craft in the busy bay In the silent hush of the twilight pale When the night stoops down to embrace the day And thevoices call in the waters flow Somo time at eve when the tide is low I shall slip my mooring and sail away Through purple shadows that darkly trail Oer the ebbing tide of the Unknown Sea fare I shall rippleme away with a dip of sail And a of waters to tell the tale Of a lonely voyager sailing away To Mystic Isles where at anchor lay The craft of those who have sailed before Oer the Unknown Sea to the Unknown Shore A few who have watched me sail away Will miss my craft from the busy bay Some friendly barks that were anchored near Some loving souls that my heart held Some time DECEMBER 21 1897 4 at In silent sorrow will drop a esr But I shall have peacefully furled my sail In moorings sheltered from storm or gale And greeted the friends who have sailed before Oer the Unknown Sea to the Unknown Shore Lizzie Clark Hardy in Boston Watch- Â¬ man dear ZB tlORACE vyRv o Copyright MilKHY 1896 by J B VAOiELL- Lippincott Co CHAPTER I Continued Upon the morrow 1 duly presented myself at the Gerard mansion I pos- Â¬ sessed a suit of dress clothes in which I arrayed myself with lively satisfac- Â¬ tion over a year and my hand had lost something of its cunning- but I felt at home in my sables and I will not say a gentleman for every son of the Golden West is a gentleman but a gentilhomme My patron greeted me with a keen glance He wore what he had worn the day before a plain business suit and he received me in the library Cocktail he asked abruptly I bowed and the butler brought the - I hadnt tied a white cravat for drinks Gerard with his queer stare At 3rour service sir I hope so he replied with an odd chuckle Youve a fine appetite eh Thats right And Im going to give 3rou a dinner worthy of it Yes yes a dinner fit for a prince He led the way to his dining room e Mr and we sat down Gerard plied me with questions and his servants with meat and drink Know many people on this coast he asked as he gulped down his soup a wonderful puree of ahicken with as- tete-a-tet- To your very good health said The less He frowned Ahem you see of him the better I presume he was at Yale with you Just so A fool Leave fools alone Im afraid of fools Knaves I can handle He gobbled up his fish and he tried a new tack You aint engaged to be married No Glad to hear he blurted out it And you said you were an orphan ter pt pne familiar to Burlington Here colors wife refused to live openly with mer message of later date It She gave these reasons You have a child Take good care TW He paused and wiped his forehead And the jade I returned seems to paint blindfold all the pigments on This fiend had killed Perkins be Â¬ G3i When I received this said Ger her palette lavished upon one fellow lieving him to be me and had betrayed atapping the faded paper I went while his brother man more deserving himself to his wife in his sleep Small nearly crazy with terror I had solved She dared not tell a soul tijproblem which had puzzled me for possibly must content himself with a wonder fearing for her own life but she conÂ¬ fivjlgyears My life in the opinion of daub of neutral gray Your colorless man snapped my sulted a confidential servant a Greek tmSemon was not worth the taking host is not contented and take my who was my right hand man and enÂ¬ HiyKad reserved for himself a sweetei word for it the under dog in the light tirely trustworthy Between them they revenge Nothing would dut his arme- unearthed the evidences of the crime tiwKmt the blood of my innocent child who seems to have your sympathy arniTSA T rlovorl nnf ol1 tlio tnnfVior XUV IMIII VM generally deserves to be bitten I have the clothes he wore the knife The 2Miir removed her at once to a safer to night my lad to emphasize devil he is alive as I told you has a but tried the difference between the rich man streak of insanity in his make up He place and for months ceased to visit has a madmans cunning a madmans herjfc With the aid of my written di Â¬ and the poor man I have done it eh rections she escaped the lynx eyes of strength and a madmans ferocity The sharp eh provoked me Â¬ Yes I answered calmly though my I began dimly to understand my mis- ofenemyi and as time passed I be pulse was running iot you have sion Sooner or later I might expect gaSflfto forget his threats He had left made me realize in away I could scarce- Â¬ to pit myself against this crazy Her- Â¬ Saar Francisco and my secret agents ly have believed possible all that Ive cules The prospect was not pleasing knew nothing of his whereabouts Then Why did you not prosecute lost I r bewreappeared one day and greetedÂ¬ meon Market street with a diaAnd all my young friend that may asked when you learned the facts Prosecute he echoed Notajury bolical stare A few days la ter 1 be found again Yes I returned bitterly but the in the land would have sent him to the received this You arelookingtob well is your boy My friend I fear cost sir the moral and physical price gallows The testimony was purely presumptive and the fact that I had youdespise me but I God help me which must be poid Im coming to that Yesterday as eloped with and married the accuseds hacFseen this mans handiwork I I Gerard I said earnestly you soon as you had left the bank I wired wife would have invalidated her evi Â¬ have my deepest sympathy- Such ter the president of Yale and received his dence I submitted the case hypo answer before sundown It was more thetically to the greatest criminal law Â¬ romsm is infamous But pardon me than satisfactory Pan proud to enter- Â¬ yer in America and he laughed at me Jcanriot but hope that his villain is playing with your feelings destrojing I understand tain so distinguished a guest And now I suppose he continued dreamily nopyour body which might bring him as my time is valuable to business I I might have taken the law into my tojffche gallows but your mind This must confide in you That confidence no matter what happens must never be own hands I might I had the opÂ¬ cruel anxiety will Drive me mad I know it and then portunity more than once have shot abused those defenseless ones will be at his Â¬ him down but Livingston its a disNot by me I answered firmly Im willing to pay you he said graceful thing to admit but as I told mercy your immense wealth said jWith I slowly never taking his piercing eyes you I am a coward That awful nights slowly you could have bribed men from my face the large salary of work destroyed my nerve made a wom- Â¬ 10000 a year if jou will take upon an of me and my wife implored me t jjKill him for me he said hurried yourself the duties and responsibilities on her knees to leave the monster alone needed no lyJYesyes I have thought of that of being he paused and the pitch of I he laughed nervously his voice dropped of being tutor and urging and appreciated fully my posi- Â¬ bugl couldnt doit my lad I couldnt tion If he finds us out said she he dojh guardian to my only son ith these words fled my lingering Your son I stammered I under- Â¬ will kill us And I believed her doubts as to whether or not I should stood you had no son I made my arrangements my boy accept the perilous position of tutor with that astuteness for which his Hush I have a son a pretty lad My reception the whom I eye twinkled Im somewhat famous tbyoung Gerard his harsh tones softened words of Poindexter the appearance love well too well for my peace of Money can work miracles and I hedged Â¬ in my poor Lucy with twenty dollar orany host had filled me with misgiv Â¬ mind or body ings These misgivings were bangold pieces But where is he I exclaimed ished by pity and indignation Your wife is alive He ignored my question and contin Â¬ fl by the sugges- Â¬ jrou Yes he replied gloomily ued but tion insulted me sirmy poor services pardon If The reasons which have forced nie anxiety has made an old woman of her sorely against my will to keep my Her beauty has gone She is the arejrequired hey are jrours jHe held out his hand which I clasped childs existence a secret from the world wreck of what she once was The Greek I spoke of has charge of her and the are these You are very strong he said wist- Â¬ boy He has been well educated but Will you stand if necessary fully he cannot teach the lad nnich longer CHAPTER H between my son and Burlington And the name Mr Gerard of the jThat I replied grimly is in the The reasons however remained for murderer a minute cr two longer in his own pos- Â¬ bond Burlington lood tells he continued still clasp session An idea a happy thought What The writer The social- Â¬ irigv my hand brought a strange sparkle to his eyes as ist I have some qualities he rose from his chair crossed the room winch men value but a bastard strain That is he I meet him he whis Â¬ and unlocked a dispatch box Prom this pered fearfully at banquets at the flows in my veins I should have cut a ipoor figure in the middle ages Well he drew a red morocco case which he clubs everywhere to me It have opened and handed silently I thought of that familiar figure wellyou of put new life into me Â¬ the tones his voice strengthened percontained a beautiful miniature Damocles and the sword of the wretch ceptibly and I shall not be ungrate Â¬ A very lovely woman I said My wife sir ful If you do 3our duty as I know you will the reward will be commensurate glanced involuntarily at my hosts I Yesv 1 said heartily the prize is wrinkled face Was it possible that wortliAVorlring for once he had played the enchanting part He glanced at me queerly of Eomeo to such a Juliet as this Or had she married him for his wealth I was not - thinking of the money he mutteredHe held out his lean fingers for the miniature and leaving4tinthepalmofS L j -- LTOjhjS CONTINdnD0iiyflfe4 ourlives Contrast he said abruptly 43he HUMOROUS A womans place for a key is in the 3oor after it is unlocked Washington Democrat Now the plot thickens Tbice from the Audience Thats good Tit it has been pretty thin so far Bits MH 602 MAIN DAILEYj m a PARIS ST KEf Actor Over Deposit Bank Office hours 8 to 12 am 1 to 6 p J 1X4 1 get into exclusive secret orders when they move to astrange town Washing- Â¬ It is always surprising what people V IAU Hv cIr - ton Democrat Pa what is the difference between Co Office over G S Varden a violinist and fiddler Pa Anywhere Â¬ Bosfrom one to five thousand a year ton Transcript 8 to 12 a m 1 to 13 p m When a number of women emerge Office Hours from a store together one of them al Now where waya says to the others L C MOORE J R ADAIR you going are Atchison Globe Why is it Pat that so manyilrish men are democrats Faith I dont know unless its because so many demo- Â¬ Cleveland Leader crats are Irish This chicken soup seems No 3 Broadway Paris Ky to be rather weak Landlady I donU Office Hour see why I told the cook howto makeit 6 to 12 a m and 1 to tfde tf 5pm perhaps she didnt catch the idea but Boarder Perhaps she didnt catch the chicken Chicago News H A SMITH v Moore Drs Adair Dental Surgeons said Miss Miaani Brown Deed tis replied Erastus Pinkley Deys gettin Veterinary Surgeon Dentist so dey ain satisfied wif buttin haids All diseases of the domesticated ani Â¬ like gem men de las game I wusin dey mals treated on scientific principles got to kickin shins Washington Diseases ot the hog a specialty Star Office at Turuty Clark Mitchells lower stable THANKSGIVING NOT IN ART Thanksgiving day Americas distinct ive religious festival of rejoicing has no place in art Easter Christmas New Years daj- - Fourth of July and almost every other day of celebration have been made themes for creative genius and have furnished the world many of its choicest engravings paintings and sculptures But Thanksgiving though in spirit and practice a day of gladness stands gloomily apart with almost no one to depict its significance and glories This is the more iremarkable from the fact that in the east which claims the honor of orginating the day and the further honor of being par excellence the home of American art the festival takes precedence of Easter and New Years and other days of celebration save the Fourth of July The festival is a Puritan product and seems to have rebelled the lovers of the beautiful as did the stern visaged sticklers for plainness who landed at Plymouth and overran the adjacent territory The illustrated papers alone have seen the day material for artistic disÂ¬ play andh aye for manj years presented in pictorial form characteristic features of the festival In these for the most part the turkey has been adopted as the symbol if not the motive as the lily has been for Easter and the holly and mistletoe have been for Christmas Even in periodical pietures ofThanks- - dat football is a powful rough game Unsportsmanlike I hyahs tell Henry L Casey Americas Distinctive Religious Fes Â¬ tival Thus Far Shunned miSS 1897 FALL Trees NURSERIES Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits Asparagus and every thing for Ol chard Lawn and Garden We have no Agents but sell direct tQ the planter saving enormous commis- Â¬ sions Catalogue on application to H F HILLENMEYER RAILROAD TIME CARD Lexington Ky L NRR ARRIVAL OF TRAINS x 328 pm From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS From Cincinnati 10oS a m 538 p m 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 435 a m 740 a in To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m 340 p m To Lexington 750 a m 1105 a in 545 p m 1021 p m T6Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m 1025 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p in F B Carr Agent f O grinned at his slip I mean my boy that for the game ahead its better for you to be er free You spoke yesterday of slavery Ha ha so I did so I did Well well were all slaves aint we Im a slave to my millions you ought to be a slave to your appetite and er the exi- Â¬ gencies of youth You were brought up in luxury Your father was a rich man 4I know all about that How does this- Chateau Yquem suit your palate I became enthusiastic immediately My fathers cellars in Philadelphia were famous but he had never owned such wine as this and I said so He seemed - I dont think so but I am an orphan Good I mean he blinked- and - eh Â¬ Yes talk turning as it had upon the glory and deairability of things material had stirred my senses but aroused my sus Why I asked myself why picions this parade of wealth this worship of the Golden Calf Gerard watching me with his shrewd blinking eyes interpreted my thoughts Â¬ --- give you a bottle of Lafitte after dinner he said solemnly which you will appreciate Im glad you know the difference between good wine and bad between dining as we are dining and mere eating You like pictures eh That one belonged to us I said glancing gloomily at a fine Constable Ill let you have it when jrou want it at the price I gave for it He named You would like if considerable sum he peered at me from behind his glass to buy back the old acres Yes I replied with energy I would Things are coming your waj- - my boy Lucky now wasnt it that you mad that little ad How long at say thirty dollars a month would it take to buy that picture or a dozen cases of wine even Eh eh Fifty minutes later the dinner as he aid a dinner fit for a prince came to an end anfci we returned to the librarj where coffee was served in some won Â¬ derful Belleek china cups Then my host unlocked a grotesquely carved Chinese cabinet and produced some curious ci- Â¬ gars cigars never seen in the market long and thin with outside leaves of relvety fineness and a fragrance which These lingers still in my memory near me we lighted and Gerard sitting with his back to the lamp sighed softly I confess that I was nervous The elaborate dinner the rare wines the pleased Ill where I had made so much money You have heard of the Black Gulch excitement and you know possibly why the place came to be rechristened No Well Ill tell you It was the scene of a horrible tragedy one of those blood curdling crimes which shock the whole world and then are forgotten Any old timer will give you the particulars but suoh details are not to my taste and to be honest with you he shuddered I cannot trust myself to discuss them The crime his voice sank to a whisper made a coward of me for life Do you know Mr Livingston that one may suddenly lose his grip and never re- Â¬ cover it That happened to me The man who was murdered and so horri- Â¬ bly mutilated was my partner and God my emotion will not surprise you when I add that he was killed by mistake The assassin intended to mur Â¬ der mo My partner had arranged to visit San Francisco to buy some ma Â¬ chinery but at the last moment he was unable to undertake the journey and I went in his stead That night the deed was done done too in darkness which accounted for the blunder in iden Â¬ tity But the ferocit3 of the murder cannot be described Only a man in- Â¬ spired by the most malignant hatred could have butchered a fellow creature as He was caught red handed of course No He is still at large And you know him Yes I met her at Red Gulch But the motive Mr Gerard He held up the miniature and sighed Your wife Â¬ ousy of an Othello I had paid atten- Â¬ tion to his wife a blameless woman Mr Livingston good as gold and loyal to the ruffian whose name she bore She must have known that I loved her for she came to me one night two weeks after the murder and implored me to take her away 1 jumped at the oppor Â¬ tunity and asked no questions then We left Red GuJch it was called Red Gulch because you understand be Â¬ hind the fastest team in the country but none pursued The husband I didnt know it at the time was dowji with brain fever and raving Weli sir one year later I made that unhappy lady my wife by the laws of the land but at her special request secretly She easiry obtained a divorce from her first husband on the ground of deser- Â¬ tion and failure to provide He had d is appeared But to my amazement my with surprise and curiosity She was not then my wife She was married at that time to to the man the fiend 1 say who killed my poor friend Perdinand Perkins And fool that I was I never suspected the truth and the devilish cunning of the mon Â¬ ster threw suspicion upon another When I learned the real facts months after the tragedy had occurred it was too late too late His distress moved me profound The motive was jealousy the jeal- Â¬ I gasped overwhelmed reunions there has usually been a turkey foreground or backÂ¬ But His Wife Was a Little Bit Sar ground in the suggestion of death with its castic dinner A dim light burned in the hall as Mr and TABLE Indeed it has been saidithatif itwere Lay tlie fumbled somewhat long and un- Â¬ certainly with the key and then let him- Â¬ not for the sorrows of the fowl that EAST BOUND self in and as quietly as possible slipped make them a mark for humor and caricature Thanksgiving would scarcely t t off his overcoat From the distant Lv Louisville 80nm 500pm have broken into the illustrated jour- Ar Lexington g-room 1115am Silllpm another light was reflected llriisun i50pm 80un 550pm Mr Lay tlie knew what that meant- so nals The serious pictures pertaining to Lv Lexington Lv 92pni 15un fttopux the day are declared to be a sentimental Ar Winchesterll5Sim 950pm h50um 7U5pin Mt Sterling 1225pm he drew his tie a trifle straighter The assassin intended to murder me 15mm 34Upin Ar Washington snioolbhed his hair with a few hurried modification of the humorous A canvass was made a Jay or two ago Ar Philadelphial0l5am 705pm in the iron chamber whose torture Poe finger touches pulled himself very erect Ar New York 1240nn 90Spm of the leading art stores of the city but has described of many others whose and parted the portieres WEST BOUND sufferings have stained the page of Oh he said in an excess of affected not a Thanksgiving picture could be t t history- - and noting the haggard fea- Â¬ surprise You sat up for me did found At one store the bestthey could Ar Winchester 730am 450pm 655am 250pm do was to offer a picture with a Ar Lexington 800am 520pm 735am 345pm tures of the man beside me his twitch you Didnt know you were here 911am At another it was de- Â¬ Ar frraukfort 1001am 7530pm ing fingers his prematurely gray head 2Upm ArShelbyvIlle Mrs Laytlie had been nodding sleep- turkej in it clared that the festival had never been Ar Louisville 00am 815pm his sunken chest and in salient con- Â¬ ily over her magazine Trains marked thus f daily trast to these his love of life and pleas- I thought I would wait she an made a theme for art and that a quest cept Sunday other trains run daily ex-Â¬ run for Thanksgiving pictures would be ure his great wealth his power and swered with a shade of coolness in her Through Sleepers between Louisville fruitless At the other stores the re fame noting this and nore I con- voice Lexington and New York without port was similar sidered my own future and trembled Mr Laytlie threw himself into a chair The day waid one art dealer iO - change I make certain loolcmg back that dur Â¬ and blew forth a tired sigh For rates Sleeping Car reservations or ing this iuter iew I bade good by to my Took the last degree in the United culiarly and exclusively American and any information call on youth The realities of this world Good Fellows to night he said in an not universal in Christian communitiest F B Carr like Easter Christmas and New Years Agent L stripped of gloss and glamour grinned ostentatious effort to appear at ease NRR Hence it would fall outside of the sym- Â¬ orGEoRQE W Barney my face cackling deriswely Paris Ky sourly in Oh his wife returned in a tone pathies of English and continental art- Â¬ Div Pass Agent He cannot be mad I exclaimed that nobody but a wife can give utter- ists It is a strange fact though that Lexington Ky He is mad persisted Gerard Wait ance to till you see him The glare of insanity Yep Mr Laytlie went on plucking American artists have ignored it The is in his eyes others have noticed it up his courage and it was a pealer festival has nothing dramatic or tragic but his self control is marvelous too I tell ye Lets see he went on about it but it does oer an opportuni Â¬ FRAMFORT MCIfflATI RY ty for he leaned forward What and reflectively many family the depiction of adevotion and that makes how In Effect March 1 1897 happiness with fairly good touched my cheek with his clammy does that make I belong to of humorous treatment There DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY fingers what will happen when that I do not know his wife wearily re scope be many TharJcsgiving pictures may self control gives way turned EAST BOUND The 10000 salary began to shrink Mr Laytlie checked off with his fin- painted by artists for their own homes or for individual patrons but I have yet Lve Frankfort 630am 300pm But your son I said impatiently gers to see the first distinctively Thanksgiv Arr Elkhorn 043am 320pm wish me to be tutor to your son Theres the Ancient Soothsayers 3ou Switzcr 65 nm 332pm ing picture reproduced for the trade and Arr Stamping Ground Arr 702am 318pm What has he to do with this man he said and the Mysterious Shrine the finding its way into the art stores Arr JOuvalls 708am 358pm Burlington returned my host in Independent Order of Ostriches the Chicago Arr Georgetown 720am 415pm Tribune Lve Georgetown somber accents will slay my bo- as he Minute Mem the Roval Rites and Lefts 800am 430pm Arr Newtown 812am 44Jpra slew my friend Poison Ivy I am certain of it the Grand Bounce the Super Eminent Arr Ceutreville 822am 4o2pm Then he knows of vour marriage Just what it is thatinducrs poison Arr Elizabeth 828am 458pm Pharse and three or four others I cant 840am ftlppm ivy to play its injurious pranka on some Arr Paris- He does just remember but I belong to em I WEST BOUND Of the birth of your son know cause Ive got their notices for people at some times and not at others Yes 920am 530pm dues in my pocket Tell you what Is still a profound mystery One thing Lve Paris 932am 542pm is certain that tlie number of people ArrElizabeth Of the sanctuary Maria he concluded in a voce of pride Arr Ceutreville 938am 548pm 948am 558pm I dont know I fear the worst Im getting to be quite a society man susceptible to the poisoning influence Arr Georgetown 1000am 6l0pm 1 said musi be extremely few from the fact Lve Georgetown Mr Gerard you sure are Mrs Laytlie arose and took up the 1040am Hsttpm that in the vicinity of Philadelphia the Arr Uuvalis 1050am C46pm that ou are not the victim of your lamp 11 0am Arr 553pm highways and byways are overrun with Arr Stnm ping Ground nerves Possiblv this man never com Theres one society you appear to owitzer 1155am 704 pm the plant to an enormous extent It is Arr El k horn mitted the crime j our wife charges him have forgotten she said icily 1135am 711pm ll5tm 7r25pm with Time has What is that Mr Laytlie asked in frequently impossible for people to go by without brushing against it and GEO B HARPER C D BERCAW Tut tut he retorted peevishly somesurprise Genl Supt Genl Pass Agt if it is the vapor or some exudation Do you take me for a fool The society of your wife she an Burling Fkankfort Ky ton knows what he is doing Look here swered a little sob rising to her lips from the plant which causes the trouble thousands of persons must be un and accompanving her up the stairs and here der the influence to every one who BOUSE AND LOT AMD BLACK Â¬ He drew from his pocketbook half N Y World suffers from it The writer of this para- a dozen sheets of paper These were graph knows of a tract of land on which Profit in Drunlvs soiled and stained from use The man SMITH SHOP FOR SALE a i Frehcharmy pensioners living in the the plant grows profusely and on which must have read and re read them DESIRE to sell my house and ot thousand times He spread one out Hotel des Invalides who have all re- man y scores of laborers arc employed ceived medals for bravery on the field These laborers are frequently set to with blacksmith shop at Jackson- Â¬ upon his knee and without glancing at memory the occasionally drink more than is good weeding and pulling out the plant by ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal it repeated to me from for them To prevent such veterans the nahed hand and so far as the ance in twelve months For further contents particulars address or call on You cannot escape me he mur Â¬ making exhibitions of themselves in writer knows none of these men were BEN J F SHARON ever poisoned by it The cattle eat it mured but I know how to wait I public a reward of 15 cents is paid to greedily whenever 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky they get an oppor shall strike you down when you least auyone who returns an inebriated in tunity It seems to have no injurious valide to the barracks Recently inexpect it influence on them Meehans Monthly He handed me the paper but I could toxication among the pensioners having In the Dry Goods Store not decipher the- words upon it It increased greatly it was discovered Ts anjone waiting on you miss in rescuing had risen u bore a date March 17 1S75 and was Jhatatrade PARIS KENTUCKY written upon a printed telegram form knockout df j nk costing five cents and asked ihe clerk politely once having been Yes sir warranted to A telegram I exclaimed taci-- eaeyiseuTvnifcnact at ciean prone oAview ybeen engaged she simpered - I havi Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls A Yes and written in cipher a three months- Stratx ierx a promptly answered Your work 1 lle JonirnaL pher several of us used at Red Gulchifentijprdrink Cincinnati Enquirer solicited Pricie reasonable A GREAT SOCIETY MAN mmm 1 01 by TIME Â¬ sittin- Â¬ -- - Â¬ -- Â¬ 11 Â¬ Â¬ JC- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 I a 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- I Â¬ Â¬ JOHN CONNELLY - - H-- 4- t j jti f t -- V IA f lyw vrXv - r f - f f - 4 - THE BOtTliON 7-- K N BHy- ggEMa h 1 t3i V V- - - r GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS rAfE Lstk yaMftTrrirnr i fi BMBER 21 1897 minium 1 Ps3r Royal makes the food pure wholesome and delicious w - fe im - r pom POWDER to Cicatrical And Otherwise -- Remark Foyer The Ruth stood neath the mistletoe The parlor was almost dark Cupid gave commands you know m And I niistletoed the mark THE BROWNIES tt Weak Lungs Srnf Fmiikinn o v Wr t t f-- i- - Is II w l V mSBKMBBmH 1 R i L 5 I DimQ fnrfl nrnwnies nnmberiug a nnliin rr QQvrtTfrtnr neonle ana Laiijrufo a r1 DS11UKJ ms wealth of scenery will arrive in uexiu is inflamed The turnpike companies whose gates rrurci0u rn h special train fron were torn down by raiders some time and Knoxville and will give matinee S ago in Robertson county decided to renight performances at the Lexrogtou place them opera house The storm ship wreck which A box of LDwneys fine chocolates volcano and earthquake scenes of Cod liver Oil vriU sooth Absolutely Pure illustrated by 1 strengthen and prohaMy core makes a most acceptable present dur Â¬ were described and Harpers Weekly McClures Magazine rA fvmAm r4 sL ing the holidays or anv othor j Ti-w mag Â¬ K JKazzi haa nil size boxe3 T Once a Week and other i r eminent 2 A strengtnens in weaKcnro i- I azines will be among thb notable NEW YORK I ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO The glycerine soothes 3 at Cleaned currants and seedless raisins sues scenic surprises and will be positively Ed F Hutch rafts presented on the same elaborate scale-and heals them The hypo- Do not buy your Christmas presens that made them the talk of the wholi in phosphites of lime and sod BQDBBOfI NEWS tropolis Twelve magnificent scenes uitilyou see J T Hintons elegant tone and rigor Dont Palmer Cox will appear m impart uispluj will be shown Seventeenth Year Established 1881 One neglect these cougks act and draw Brownies in the third bottle of the Emulsion may do every Tuesday and Friday by Published for the audience Parisians can attend on u Rrnio matinee and return re Â¬ more for you now than ten WALTER CHAMP mitor and ovmers Scott offers j regular train Manager BBUOE MILLER Cures a Prominent Attorney S can do later on Be sure you duced prices get SCOTTS Emulsion Orders mr Make all Checks Money Mimjsr etc Champ movable to the order of ft All druggists 50c and 100 A society event of the Christinas sea m SCOTT BOWNE Chemists Kew York ADVER1I81UU RATES appearance of thb Van Displays one dollar per inch for first inser son will be the rates each tion halfor reading insertion thereafter per derbilt University Glee Banjo and notices ten cents Locals line each insertion Locals in black type Mandolin Clubs at Grand Opera House Large line of games fine toys etc twenty cents per line each insertion 29th count as full lines when on Wednesday night December Fractions of lines atVardens running at line rates This club appeared in this city last year Qbituaros cards of thanks calls on candia at Elegant line of and made quite a favorabl impressiordates resolutions of respect and matter of -c a per line like nature ten cents is expected Vardens engagement Special rates given for large advertise Â¬ and their second The yearly cards ments and to prove an even greater success Five of those 50 cent books for clubs are said to be greatly improved to day onlv at Vardens T this year Kind Words For Mr Settle Maybe your wife would like t have The Washington correspondent of the Will H Davis of the Fast Mail Com- Â¬ one ofthose elegant folding bedsjOat J Louisville Dispatch pays the following the song I T Hintons a cdeserved compliment to Congressman pany Eastern writes that cleverly Razzah Sbahp Keeps Mah E E Settle A O Adair has the agency for Mark E R C PHELPS the leading pension sung bj Miss May Roberts the talented time he has spent in For the brief Following the wains new book attorney of Belfast N Y writes Congress a truly splendid impression leading lady of the company made a Equator It is decidedly the best book ATI I was discharged from the army on has been made by Evan E Settle repre- Â¬ pronounced hit in Lowell Mass the In Brst time it was used by Miss Roberts the great humorist has written and has account of ill health and suffered from sentative of the Ashland district dignified decorous a very large advance sale Sold heart trouble oyer since I frequently had debate Mr Settle is play at the had fainting and smothering spells My form and at all times as able as he is eloquent The Fast Mail Company will 16nov tf only by subscription was bent as a man of 80 I constantly wore New York City the Eloquence besides force contributes in Peoples Theatre in an overcoat even in summer for fear of strength week beginning December 27th no small measure to his natural h taking cold I could not attend to my busi- Â¬ de-Â¬ as a statesman Mr Settles style of ness My rest was broken by severe pains Your Life Insured lc a Day livery is marked with grace and a de- Â¬ about tho heart and left shoulder Three cided ease He has already taken in C H Deane of Nicholasville thinks Our insurance is protected oy bank- Â¬ years ago I commenced using Dr Miles Congress the position occupied by so at the Paris able paper on the Capital City Bank of Heart Cure notwithstanding I had used so many great Kentuckians who have of giying an exhibition Worlds Fair in 1900 of Negro Life in Columbus O There can be no stronger much patent medicine and taken drugs from there preceded him The guarantee given you We dare not use doctors for years without being helped Dr the South in Ante Bellum Days authority if you Miles Heart Cure restored mo to health It a banks The Kentucky Press representation would include a corn doubt it name without Good health is is truly a wonderful medicine and it affords write them Wrights me much pleasure to recommend this rem The Elkton Progress comes to the shucking dance jubilee singing white the best life insurance Mr Deane hopes to Celery Capsules gives yon good health edy to everyone holi- Â¬ slave owners etc front with a splendid sixteen page Dr Miles Eemedies get some capitalists interested in the rhey cure Liver Kidney and Stomach day number trouble Rheumatism Constipation and are sold by all drug Â¬ enterprise 100 daystreatment gists under a positive Sick Headaches J R Williams one of the cleverest costs lc a day A sight draft on above guarantee first bottle newspaper men iu the State announces bank in every wbicb brings benefits or money re- Â¬ John Hutton an architect of New vonr money back if box fail to cure you funded Book on dis- Â¬ that his paper the Midway Clipper will wr pass into other hands the first of the York issuing for a divorce and accus Sold by W T Brooks druggist eases of the heart and TJPTTTria fron ArJrroca es the corespondent Harry Donecker of year v SsLiii JpR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind F lET Poster formerly ofthisTcityjis Brooklyn of kissingMrs Hutton soarf i good stbry Au Impending one of the most valued members of the dently as to loosen one of her front teeth Sword V Seethird page Lexington Leader staff If an item is new and true Zeke can be depended on Saxtons Band has been awarded the Fresh celery oysters and cranberries Fee Son concract to furnish music for the Asto Trork a scoop ou the boys sembly Ball when the Legislature Be good and j ou will ba lone- Gov Bradleys determination to meets That it will be first class goes aonie Mark Twains new book tf stop tollgate raiding is commendable without saying whenever County Judges reiuse to ap Â¬ Wrights Celery Tea regulates the point guards to protect a threatened liver and kidneys cures constipation Margaret Mather had to adopt a and sick headache 25c at all druggists gate the State should furnish guards Tollgate raiding has already caused Ken- Â¬ Chinese baby in order to get its mother The Northwestern Mutual life has tuckys name to be a synonym for law- Â¬ for a maid The child is four years old paid to representatives of its policy- Â¬ and can sing and dance lessness holders and to its policy holders and is now holding for them 180000000 an Prof Osbornes Dancing Class Both Houses of Congress have adjourn excess over premium reoeipts of over eduntil January 5th The Klondike The dancing class recently organized 20000000 tf relief bill was put through its final by Prof Herod Osborne is progressing stages before adjournment Wrights Celery Tea curea constipa rapidly The lessons are given on Montion sick headaches 25o at druggists The President has nominated Frank day WedneEdaj and Friday evenings P Skinner of Ohio to be consul at New pupils will be taken at any time For 14 years this shoo by merit To Cure A Cold In One Day alone haa distanced all competitors Marseilles lately resigned by Hon C jpr private instruction will be given W L Douglas S8S0 400 and 8500 aro tho Call on the professor for particulars M Thomas of this county Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab- Â¬ shoes the best productions of skilled workmen from material posslblo at these prices shoes for men 850 The regular lessons are given at Odd lets All druggists refund the money Also S35and BOO and 9175 for boys and youths Mary Ellen Lese announces that Fellows Hall Many of Bourbons if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W W I Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best she will try for Populist nomination for prettiest and most graceful dancers T Brooks and James Konnedy Paris In stylo fit and durability of any Ky shoe orer offered at the prices Congress in the district now represented were former pupils of Prof Osborne They are made In all tho latest shapes and styles and of every vari by Jerry Simpson ety of leather Everything pretty in way of Christ- Â¬ If dealer cannot supply you write for catais no FTljereso full logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by mas decorations kept at Fugazzis See J P KIELY See Vardens line of calendars them before you buy I of meaning Â¬ Tollgate raiders in Flemiug county w nana rAlA vTt auuCuueWcnme8t0 tneir li8fc of V arvntnes The toll house on Dunlins tLill valued at 1000 was burned by raiaera ana another was TfYKhprl rf V g 15 a watch and a set of silver spoons g 200 mauley nas ottered a reward of for the arrest and conviction of I yott have COttgiied and eah Se f th aider8 cottgiied until the lining mem- et A tOllffJltA npjiT TTnofnn was ae- uaiuuviuo brane of your throat andlungs stroyed by raiders Saturday night IJHC Howards For Raiders vr FlEiJEltt HOLID AYSTOOK NEWT MITCHELL THE POPULAR GROCER Ts daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Holiday Pce1 etc Below is mentioned some of the standard and select st0K you want good goods you will find just that sort at my store- J vwiit be pleased to fill your order and assure you the very best goods to De - a4Ih - i hp had - EVAPORATED FRUITS Peaches Prunes Apricots Pears Champgnions FrencliPeas Shrimp Salmon Sardines PearlJHorniny Hice Oat Meal Rolled Oats Olives Capers Chow Chow Tabascov Sauce Edam Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese Imported Macaroni DomestiCaMacaroni Pure Maple Syrup Pue Buckwheat Flour Mincemeat t Nancamp Tomato Catsup t Nancamp Pork and Beans Choice Celery TIE Dr Miles9 Heart Cure t Â¬ Â¬ Baltimore Oysters - -- ISGRIG TURKEYS Mixed and Stick Candiesr frir m Almonds Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts Loose Muscatel Raisins Seedless Kaisins London LayerORaisins Citron Figs Dates y7 Â¬ Finest Chocolate Candies f A - bric-a-bra- 1- - 1 NEWTO N M ITCHELL TKE GROCER Main St adjoining Northern Bank 5 Paris Ky t -- Buck and Bills Furniture Window Shades Oil Barber Shop Cloths Carpets Mattresses DEALER IN GEO W DAVIS Etc Special attention given to Ondertak- ing and Repairing Main Street - - - Paris Ky Ail work done strictly first class Nest door to Bourbon Bank 4nov tf For first class work Three first-class-barb- ers New Laundry Agency - 1 - I have secured the agency for the Winchester Power Laundry a first class institution and solicit a share of the public patronage Work or orders Clays drngstore will left at Clarke receive immediate attention Work called for and delivered promptly -- P Ladies get you a hand welt lace or button threestyles of toe and made of nicesoft kid that has wearing quality shoe - RION 0LA5 31 16ap tf Bruce Holladay Respectfully Â¬ IIP the Place 1 Â¬ Â¬ WL DOUGLAS 3 SHOE theWord Â¬ Â¬ MOTHER Finest Jevaporated peaches for 12i cents a pound at Ed F Hutchcraf ts t Arbuckle Lion and Levering coffees and about which such tender and holy recollections cluster as that 10 cents per pound Fee Son of Mother she who watched Do not throw your money away over our helpless infancy and guid- Â¬ W S Anderson as well as ornaBuy something useful ed our first tottering step Yet Of Peck P O Pike Co O Recommends the life of every Expectant Moth- Â¬ at J T Hintons mental Wrights Celery Capsules To the Wright Medical Co er is beset with danger and all ef-Â¬ Columbus Ohio We are offering splendid shoes in Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights fort should be made to avoid it toes and shapes at low prices Celery Capsules from James T Blaser drug-so assists nature Waverly O and used suitable sensible gifts for ladies misses rouble aud Coustlpation them for Stomach in the change tak- Â¬ I was unable to do anything for nearly two years J ased or children ing place that three boxes of your Celery Capsules and they Davis Thompson Isgrig have cured me For the benefit of others a the Expectant Â¬ up-to-da- te A CHRiSTMASfift that will release any and every ody Following tde Equa- Â¬ tor Mark Twains last and best Order at once if you want it for Christnia3 Sold only by subscription A C Adair Agent 16nov tf tion sick headacVi To buy Your Clirisim as Gins Buy something useful My prices on my whole line will and ca jx not be beaten How are these for presents 1 j The Northwesterns dividends t policy holders are unequaled and to procure Northwestern dividends you must carry Northwestern insurance tf - Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair Insure in the Northwestern to- Â¬ Pictures Rugs Lamps afflicted I wish to send this letter Very iruly yours Mother is ena- Â¬ day tc morrow may be too late W S Andersik Comforts Fancy Rockers Sideboards bled to look for Sold by all druggists at 60c und SI per box Send address on postal to the Wright Med Folding Beds Tabourets Childrens Sweepers ward without The Northwestern is carrying nearly Co Columbus O for trial size free dread suffering or gloomy fore- Â¬ snnnnnno insurance on the lives of Parlor Cabinets Jardinierres Lace Curtains bodings to the hour when she Bourbon Countys representative citi HUTCHISON Portierres Bead Portierres Secretaries Jr experiences the joy of Motherhood zens Call on R P Dow 26oc 8tfor 1 particulars Ladies Desks Elegant Tables Blankets Fresh Paragraphs About The People In Its use insures safety to the lives This Vicinity of both Mother and Child and she MRS LAURA WEISHAUF Born To the wife of ChasW is found stronger after than before ii Childrens Parlor Furniture Extension Tablesf Miles a son confinement in short it makes Of Hurry Ind Recommends Wrights C61ery Capsules Hassocks Chamber Sets Music Racks as Corn is selling for 150 per bbl de- - Childbirth natural and easy Hvered at this station so many have said Japanese Screens Fancy Mirrors Dont be Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 persuaded to use anything but The Wright Medical Co Miss Grace Giltner entertained the Leather Couches Table Covers Hat Racks Social Club last Friday night Columbus Ohio JSIrs A J Giltner shipped a car load MOTHERS FRIEND Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased Wood Mantels Office Desks Revolving Chairs Mothers Wrights Celery Tea2 s Hi Friend - K -- k If ll - - 9 n wedding in this neighborhood during the holidays Guess who Steve D Burbndge had his left hand badly crushed in a cutting box running by steam last Saturday morning Bagge Wood shipped three car loads of cattle and one car load of hogs to Cin-Â¬ cinnati from this station last week MOST PERFECT MADE George Clayton attended the Swine A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free Breeders Association at Louisville last fiom Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Tuesday and Wednesday and DurchflRRrl j two very 6ne Poland Ghina giltg 40 YEARS THE STANDARD CREAM of hogs to Cincinnati last Friday night Rumor says there is to be a surprise a box of Wrights Celery Capsules fram BAKING POWDER dreu than she did altogether with her last Having previously used lour pot- tle3 of Mothers Friend It is a uo any ona expecting wu uc- Diessing says a ouscomer come a MOTHBK DjkXK Caraii Illinois Hemdbssom My wife suffered more in ten min- utes with either of her other two chil- - Davenport druggist Bluffton Tnrl and used them for stomach trouble TOfu wvih I had been afflicted for more than 15 year8 Since taking your Cap eule8 j nave iost all trace of pain and my 8tomach i8 entirely well l can eat any thing and can truthfully say that I have not je better m years Yours Respectfully L C 6495 Couches Come in at once and make your selection itoocls aenverea at any time Of Druggists at 100 orsmtfey 111 eoTecaipt npr hnx Send address on postal ro cue of price Write for book contaialcteuoui in Wright Med Co Columbus unio ror an valuable inforMAtioaforraUlEotbeM free Mrs Lauka Weishauft Sold bv W T Brooks at 50c and 100 rr Tat Bra4Slt rW IrLif Ztt s-- WANamla mm nee JTHINTON --- v St fssftieiaei rV-4ft--- - 1 ji X v K THE BbUEBON NEWS TUESWJfo DECEMBER i t 21 187 w NUPTIAL KNOTS ULa The fourth week of the present term of the Bourbon Circuit Court will begin Seventeenth Year Established 1881 this morning the term being extended Enleied at the PoBt offlce at Paris Ky as to and including Tharsday The court seoon yiiss mail matter was not in session yesterday The trial of the Woodford will case which has al- Â¬ ready occupied eleven days will be re-Â¬ TELEPHONE NO 124 sumed this morning Most of the testi- Â¬ SUBSCRIPTION PRICES mony in the case has been heard and it Payable in Advance is thought that the final speeches may 3100 S2 00 Six mouths One year be commenced to morrow or Thursday HKW3 costs you cant even get a reÂ¬ There will probably be three speeches port FROM A GUN FRRE OF CHARGE made on each side Make all Checks Money payable to the order of Champ Orders TIE BQDaBOH HEWS The Term Extended Miilkr Eicn ou will save money in buying your apples oranges bananas from Ed F r GREAT CLOAK SALE 4 Hutchcraft Buy your husband an easy chair at T Hintons Taken To Frankfort m We have on hand 50 ladies jackets all sizes and 25 chil- drens jackets in sizes frym 6 to 12 years which we have marked down to just one half of the original selling price These garments must be sold They go as advertised 00 FRANK Asparagus tips See J Fee g Son J T Hintons exhibit of pictures Hicks predicts a white Christmas somewhere -- - lifters stole two 8 cloaks from Your wife wants one of those china Twin Bros store last week closets at J T Hintons See on first page O Edwards special All kinds of fireworks at Ed F prices on Christmas supplies Tpe following prisoners convicted at the present term of Circuit Court were taken to Frankfort by Sheriff Beeding Deputy Sheriff W W Mitchell Jas Gibson and Constable Joe Williams Sam Rice house breaking five years Will Smith grand larceny two years Ike Page malicious shooting three years Dick Veach same four years Frank Coleman grand larceny three years Henry Myers horse stealing three years Martin Gilkey malicious shooting three years -- Shop A tired man likes an easy chair T Hinton has them at all prices J Hutchcrafts -- - A Wonderful Postal System The workings of The Monday Night Literary Club system are truly met last night with Mr Albert Hinton John T Shelby of Feast of received an answer the Hebrew Hanukkah Lights began Sunday evening and will continue eight days double house adjoining Christian Church on Main street Apply to J J Grosche For rent North side of William Cunningham postmaster at Escondida Francis successor B has resigned Thos has been appontxl as hs the American postal Mrs remarkable Lexington has just to a letter which she wrote twenty years ago her correspond- Â¬ ent saying that she had just received Mrs Shelbys letter Several weeks ago Col A T Forsyth of this ciiy wroe a postal card signed Polk to a friend in Tennessee The card was uncalled for and was finally sent to the dead letter office but it was returned the other day to its writer Your Christmas dinner is not com- Â¬ and Spears Moore plete without a can of plum pudding Dr John Jameson Ed F Hutchcraft hare returned from a hunting trip in Bracken They killed fifty four birds Have you seen J T Hintons line cf in two days -combination book cases J D McClintock and Douglas Mr Bryan Invited to Estill Thomas have returned from a hunting trip in Bracken county They weie Capt J M Thomas of this city moderately successful State Senator elect from the comprising Bourbon Joe Houston and Jack Leach have district Montgomery and Clark who rented the Lan Hume farm of 275 acres is also proprietor of Estill Springs at lF near Ehzabeth for 1200 cash rent Irvine bas irivited the Hon Willicm J iand illget possession March 1st Bryan to spend some time at the springs If the school girl who found the gold next summer and has assurance from framed eye glasses and chain on Mr Bryan that he will probably accept Pleasant street will take them to Mrs the invitation Capt Thomas will in Â¬ John Stuart she will be suitably re Â¬ vito Kentuckys big guns to be there It at the same time warded Bus your wife a nice leather couch Dave Jackson the Paris by Brutus J T Hinton has the best weight boxer was bested Clay the Lexington middle weight in Best evaporated apples two pounds the first round of their contest Friday for 25 cents at Ed F Hutchcrafts night at Lexington llV- were married Thursday in Covington by Eld G A Miller Cincinnati A father daughter brother and sister Mr Ira Taylor of- Cincinnati waB were united in a double wedding cere- Â¬ in Paris Saturday mony Friday at Columbus Ind The Mrs Stout Leer left yesterday for a parties Were Russell Debusk and Miss visit in Mt Sterling Ella Beavers and Wm Beavers and Mr Gibson Taylor of Winchester Miss Alpha Debusk the latter being was in the city Saturday a daughter of Russell Debusk They Â¬ A R Lloyd of the Sun Life In are nowfiguring out their relationship surance Co is very ill Remember the dead by placing a Mr Albert Hinton was the guest of beautiful holly wreath on their grave friends in Lexington Sunday W M Goodloe It Mr and Mrs W H Anderson were MiXEDjcandies of all kinds cheap at visitors in Lexington yesterday Cha Butler left yesterday for a Ed F -Hutchcrafts business trip to Wheeling W Va GbLDpens in Dresden on onyx hold Â¬ Mr Neville Fisher is at home from ers 150jeach to day only at Vardens to law school at Ann Arbor Mich Co are showing a Frank spend the holidays Mrs Lan Fretwell left yesterday for beautiful line of umbrellas for Huntington W Va to visit her daugh- Â¬ Christmas trade ter Mrs T J Pritchard OBITUARY Mrs John OConnor of Newport is S and Respectfully Dedicated To visiting her foster parents Mr The Memory Mrs John Glenn on Vine Street Of The Dead MrsNannie Owsley aged forty two Miss May Benjamin one of Irvines prettiest young ladies is the guest of yearsdfed suddenly of heart disease Friflflvllflt tho homo nf hor hnsVmnrl Miss Ida Friend on Mt Airy avenue LsT Mrs George B Aexanderiahd Wm TOwsley on Henderson street daughter lett yesterday tor a visit to The deceased was formerly Miss Shy Funer- Â¬ Mr and Mrs Ambrose Buford of Cov-Â¬ and leaves two small children al services were held Sunday afteraoon ington at the Second Presbyterian Church of Messrs H D Haynes Lan Butler which she was a membtr by Rev E H E F Simins and O P Carter Jr Burial at the Paris cem- Â¬ were among the Parisians in Lexington Rutherford etery yesterday FiNEmu8catel raisins at 7 J cents a Misses Sadie Hart and Fannie Mann have returned from a delightful visit to pound at Ed F Hutchcrafts Mrs T J Pritchard in Huntington Japanese screens at J T Hintons W Va They received many social at- Â¬ 400 worth 700 tentions while in that city Sterling silver toilet articles at Mr Klotter and daughter of Cin Â¬ Cos cinnati who haye been yisiting Mr and Frank home Sunday Mrs Kisker returned Florida and California oranges accompanied by Mrs Kisker and son Fee Son who will remain until after the holidays Isgrig ai e Davis Thompson Mr and Mrs Phil Terry sailed last offering surprising bargains in mens week from New York for Japan start- Â¬ anl boys stylish shoes The prices are tf ing on their third trip around the world right Â¬ Mr Terry who is an ex Parisian represents a syndicate of American manu Â¬ -- XngagMMats Announcements And Sol- emxiaatioBg Of The Marriage Vowg COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY CpurityJClerk Paton has issued a mar Â¬ THE NEWS MAN riage license to Nicholas Williams and Baiiy both of oiintonviue Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At The Depots Tn The Hotel IiObbies And precincts MissjjBizzie Kiser daughter of Allen Elsewhere Mrs J T Hinton has been ill for a Kiser turnkey at the Paris jail and W TjEwalt of this city son of John week PERSONAL MENTION SENSIBLE ADDreciatinp GIFTS Mi8ssa SiiSr Mrs Wm Tarr spent Tuesday in HenryEwalt the demand for something sensible and substantial to supply the place of a oft time useless unnstmas present we nave arranged a special saie at special low prices to continue through the holidays At this sale we are now offering Ladies Misses and Chi- Â¬ ldrens and Men and Jaoys Shoes in the best and most popular makes and in the latest toes and shapes at low down prices You should take advantage of this oppor- Â¬ tunity What would be more useful or acceptable as a gift than a stylish pair of shoes selected from our -i date stock up-to- Davis Thomson Isgrig DRESS GOODS My importations for this Fall and Winter of Ladies and Chil Â¬ drens Dress Goods exceed in cost of investment 10000 anv otherj pur-Â¬ chase I ever made in this one line of goods With forty years experi- Â¬ ence in Dry Goods business in Paris I saw it was to ypur and my in- Â¬ terest to secure these goods under the low tariff consequently I invest Â¬ ed every available dollar I had in goods at low prices The new Dingley tariff bill has already made and will when sot fully at work make all classes of Dry Goods fully double in price wfratthey were unÂ¬ der the Wilson or low tariff I have the advantage of this My goods were bought when cheap and it is my intention to hold them down as long as a yard of them lasts If you want to sa ve money in your pur Â¬ chase this Fall and Winter come and see me and examine my srock and hear prices before you invest elsewhere g tucker 529 8 lM tSi MAIN ST PARIS KY i WE ARE AL WAYS AT IT Adding new lines cutting old prices with a store full of new Fall Goods to show you Large line of new Dress goods strictly wool 25c a yard Novelties in Plain and Fancy Dress goods at50c sold everywhere else for 75c to 1 per yard Handsome line of Silks Velvets and Braidy of all descriptions for Penangs Percales and Fancy Outing Cloths 5c 7c and 10c Table Linens and Towels at old prices notwithstanding tariff ad- Â¬ vance of 20 per cent Notions of all kinds and in Fall Underwear for Ladies Gen- Â¬ tlemen and Children of every de Â¬ scription at naif the usual price Blankets 81 kind for 49c and all wool at 250 per pair Splen Â¬ did line of jBed Comforts Full line of Hosiery one great special being our Ladies and Cliil drens full seamless at lOcWe are the only store in town that carries full line of Zephras Ice Wool and fancy yarrs We still sell 104 Pepjjel sheet- Â¬ ing at 18c and extra juroxl bleach- Â¬ ed and unbleached cwttm at 5c - Â¬ trimmings W facturers Miss Stockholders Meeting Carrie Frank has returned Dress linings we will save you 25o ThQStockholders of the Agricultural on the dollar from a visit to Miss Hallie Matthews in BankofPari8 Ky are notified to Louisville Several handsome parties meet at the Bank on Monday January were givenuinberf honoduringhestay 3389s for the election of a Board of in the Falls City After Christmas Misa Directors for the ensuing year HENRY SPEARS Prest Matthews will come to Paris to visit McCLINTOCK Cabhier JJ Miss Frank Family Portraits life size Free of charge peaches prunes apricots Kodaks at Vardens New crop currents raisins citron hominy oat BANK STOCK jSL-uotco- CONDONS CZZ2Z - heavy- Â¬ meal rolled oats tt Newton Mitchell Fee Son rF SJBHIOINT ABLE TAIXjOrRXN-Q- - The best and cheapest candies STOCK AND TURF NEWS I will sell at auction at the Court House door in Paris Ky on Monday Jan 3d 1898 at 12 oclock five shares The Agricul of the capital stock of turarBank of Paris ROBERT H BEATTY Admr T Beatty deceased A T Forsyth Auct WE HAVE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK IP IMPORTED SUITINGS AD TR0I1SER1H The Secretary of the Treasury has re ment contract for carrying the mails de- voked the commissions of eighteen storebetween the Postoffice and the Paris pots He has accepted a position with keepers and guagers in this district This leaves seventy five storekeepers the Deering Machine Company and guagers commissioned in the district Brent Bros shipped a carload of of which sixty five are under assign dressed turkeys 1600 to the Boston ment For several years the Seventh New York markets Saturday Warren district has had fifty per cent more Bacon shipped 1000 turkeys yesterday storekeepers and guagers than was to same points Â¬ Â¬ Vol Howe has resigned his govern- Â¬ Commissions Revoked Â¬ Sales and Transfers Of Stock Turf Notes Crop Etc J FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any house in Central Kentucky whe quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a calL Â¬ from Fleming8burg necessary to do the work -- press messenger who has the run be- Â¬ If you want holly wreathes or any tween Maysville and Lexin gtou on the N has been transferred to the thing in cut flowers give your order to L It Cincinnati Southern road to take a run Wm M Goodloe Â¬ between Cincinnati and Chattanooga unDo you want to make a present that til after the holidays will be suitable elegant and ornamen- Â¬ -t tal If so it wilJ pay you to visit J T Bock Freeman who managed the Hintons large establishment The successful cake walk given on the 10th articles he is now displaying will suit at the opera house will give another the most fastidious If you do not know cake walk at the Grand on next Mon Â¬ what you want call at J T Hintons day night by special request There and view his display and you will find will be an entire new program Tickets something that will suit you and your will be on sale at Brooks drug store pocket book too Â¬ Carroll Marshall the genial ex Â¬ Holly Wreathes Kentucky Educational Association will hold a three days session in Frankfort Papers will be during the holidays On read by the prominent educators the 29th Miss Kate Edgar of this city will read a paper on the Supervision of Schools The superintendents section of the 10 Delicious hams and breakfast bacon cents per pound Fee Son Edam cream and pine apple cheese Fee Son Jonas Wiel shipped fifteen cars ef ex- Â¬ port cattle yesterday The noted stallion Jila Johnson 21 by Longfellow is dead He wad owned by Sixty head 900 lb f eders Apply to F B Harper of Woodford J B or C M CLAY JR York Journal states positive Â¬ The New ly that Marcus Daly of Montana The price was bought Hamburg 35000 instead of 60000 OF Hukill the well known turfÂ¬ James man and trainer has been engaged by Major H C McDowell of Lexington to manage and train his stable of trot- Â¬ ters the coming season J N Camden Jr of Woodford has Bourbon Circuit Court refused thirteen cents for his crop of thirty acres of tobacco Leslie Combs W C Wilkerson etc Pltfs vs of Fayette is holding one hundred acres Margaret A Elliott etc Dfts for fourteen cents and W B Hawkins expects 1 same price for thirty acres By virtue of an order to me directed issued from the Bourbon Circuit Court assortment of mixed nuts in at its November 1897 term I will at The best town for ten cents a pound at Ed F eleven oclock a m on Hutchcrafts JANUARY 8 1898 MOSDA Have you seen J Hintons line of expose to the highest bidder at the pictures The are nice presents the Court house door in Paris Ky the life interest of E O Elliott in about 80 Ohio Ky Changes Time Chesapeake acres of land described as follows FOR SALE i u F11VE S E TIPTON SHERIFFS SALE M33ItOIIrT TAILORS Cutter Bon M Our Co TRY and 2500 OVERCOSTS Elegantly trimmed and made by first class tailors and you will never pay 3000 or 3500 again We make pants tor 00 that are good and the best for 800 These would cost you 700 and 1200 any- where else Gleaning and Pressing a Specialty 1 Christmas shoppers are reminded that Fugazzi has the freshest and best candies in Paris the loudest the choicest fruits and the prettiest fire-crack-erd of Christmas decorations A shopping cour is not complete without a visit to Fugazzis Lowneys and Nunnallys famous candies in all size boxes at Fugazzis To Day Only At Vardens y volumes cloth 348 Van Camps maccaroni cheese and Cooper L S Tales 5 volumes cloth A fine assortment of cakes at Ed F tomato sauce 110 Hutchcrafts Fee Son j Eliot 6 volumes cloth 163 at J T Hintons Shakespeare 4 yolumes cloth 1 14 Maybe your wife would like to have Hassocks Sott 12 volumes4 cloth 2 93 a nice rug J T Hinton has the best For Sale I have for sale privately a lot of carpenter and wagon maker tools endless Fresh oysters celery and cranberries Apply at my home on Walkers avenue in Handkerchiefs v Mits Laura G Taylor tf CosatEdIHutchcrafts yaji3ty at Frank Dickens 15 V Commencing Sunday December i2th tLe the tin e Chesapeake Ohio Ry will Frank Go are showing an of its b F V Limited train shortenwill leave which mWinchester elegant line of ccmb brush and MtS erllngat430pFrankfort 613 p at4J5p in and m Lexington 520 Mielby ville 7C0 m reaching Louisville at mirror sets in sterling silver 800 oclock p mp making direct connection I li quadruple plate silver and iji Union Depot in Louisville with the leav- nols Central Limited Vestibuled train iuK Louisville at 810 p m carrying bree Dresden Chair Car and elegant sleepers reacliing Memphis at 700 a m next morning and ey Finest old whiskies and brandies Orleans 70 p m next evening and making direct connection in Memphis or all Xeytwf Fee Son Also connects in Union Depot in SW Louisville with the Air Lino B O Henderson Route trains for bt lous D CABLE photographer over Var- dens drugstore makes good pictures at Chicago and points North This is the bet d quickest train service ever given uio reduced prices and finishes wok rlsssection for the West and South work done in first and is seventy miles shorter to St Louis than promptly Kodak fr or lull lniormauon can on via He solicits C Cincinnati or write to the undersigned class style in quick time O Agents No trouble to answer questions your patronage G V Barney D P A Lexington Ky A tract of about 80 acres of land situ- Â¬ ated in Bourbon county Ky on the waters of Hinketon creek and being the same land allotted to said Margaret A Elliott as her share of the estate of her father Andrew Banta bounded on the Vr xVtS noia ua tny JaBt uy luo iuua ui ujttjr jt Gillispie and Isaac Clinkenbeard and on the South by the lands of Lot Banta n at i M uauiu d u vji JCltJUry t OJttUtn auuuauira T5ofoa on the West by the lands of Lot Banta - LAVIN HUKILL to present the compliments of the season to our patrons on a beauti- fully laundered shin front collar or cufl We are sure that all will be bappy whon they see the festal Yuletide polish that we will lay 6n their linen and at the same timer extend our best wisbes for their health so that they can soil enough linen for the next year to keep us bnpy SANTA OLAUS WILL ARRIVE IN D I3ETIME - ad 8aid sale will be made to satis y judgments in favor of W C Wilkerson against Margaret A etc Plaintiffs Elliott etc dfts Said sale will be made upon credits of six and twelve mouths for equal parts of Â¬ the purchase money for which the pur chaser or pirchasera will be required to execute bonds with good surety to be approved by the undersigned SI erff bearing interest from day of sale unti paid at the rate of 6 per cent per annum having the force and effect of a judg Â¬ ment T BEBDIHGr SBCC Th Bourbon Steam Laundry W HINTON M JR BRO Proprietors Telephone No 4 - r -- SL mi- C3PbwbIb ofcdCsi M3wt j 4 J rfcps1 w t Ci w af L anji rtgg fx T - T71 f JI riiiiiailWMMWIMMMIMMMMTTIMIMMIllWIlWTBTTinTTnir M III Hi MBIirTnBIITiTTr i vS ffl Wf USB Till t II IIMII 1 i- 6 v THE BOUBBOy NEWg JSL 4B ESBAY DECEMBERS 1897 PS- i - w - r uff ya - IK - V Bf- - K iT If f ny V PRINCE KRAPOTK1NE THE BOURBON NEWS Romantic Historj- - of the Famous llu 1881 Hian Klhilist Seventeenth Year Established IPnince Krapotkine the nihilist agi- Â¬ Published Every Tuesday and Friday by tator is a remarkaible man with a re WALTER CHAMP a - ftwri Mt markable history and the nihilists are fond of asserting that he has a bet- Â¬ ter title to the throne of Russia than the THE OLD KITCHEN PUMP present czar He is directly descended from the ancient house of Rurik which with Im a llvlnaway my darter In the city ruled Russia for centuries before the miles me From the old New England homestead present Germanic dynasty of I have often thought so said tfie came upon the throne He wasRomanoff westof NarragansettBay educated And she brought me up one evenin a tall man at the colleges of the pages in St Peters Â¬ new fangled drink Vallev City was busy talking the next burg which only the sons With a straw arisin from it and the color of members dav Then the young women beganto of the imperial court are admitted and of it pink act They liked each other none tooÂ¬ afterward studied atLeipsic Heidelberg It did me good Im sartin for it didnt do no harm well but all combined against a com and Zurich piroving Ms superior scholAnd I guess twas full of magic for I saw mon foe Here was one not even rec- Â¬ arship at each university Upon the dear old farm re ognized in the social register of the lit- turn to Russia he was assigned tohis As plain as blazin sunshine and the hill we scien call The Hump tle town who had presumed to attract tific work mnder the government and And a boy a drinkin water from the old the attention of a distinguished exÂ¬ shortly afterward became secretary otf kitchen pumpplorer the Imperial Geographical society A That pump was just plain Iron and that This coalition of social powers at once few years later he entered the service was me thirsty boy began an active campaign There were of the court as grand chamberlain to A drinkin and a drinkin and as dry as dry could be drives to the Bock house and Lucinda the wufe of Alexander II always handy and when a The pump was was carefully excluded from the list of While he was at Zurich Krapotkine pump Is nigh guests Prof Dorrance as the drives became infected with socialism and boy is contiguous the boy Is And a small were arranged especially for his benefit joined the Society of the International always dry my right in Twas on my left in goin out could not very well refuse the invita- - But he concealed his views and Ms re in comin tions There was a dance at Dr Hy des lationsandservedatcourt for more than And to miss a drink I always felt would and the name of Lucinda Bowers ap- Â¬ ten years without being discovered kinder be a sin There was wheezes in its innards and a peared on no dancing card The pro During the latter part of this period he gurgle and a thump fessor was there for Mrs Benson who was in active communication and parSo I always drank to music from the old was a remote relative of his by mar- - ticipation with the nihilists in St Pet- Â¬ kitchen pump riage insisted mat ne muatuuicuu ersburg and is said to have planned the Though Im livin In the city with my dar- Â¬ I rather think said Margaret El unsuccessful plot to assassinate the era ter rich and smart ton to her mother one morning that peror in I860 All this time he managed Im still a plain old farmer and a thirsty boy at heart the professor has forgotten all about to preserve his confidential relations at But each year as I grow older my thoughts our young friend of her grandmothers the palace was actually in charge of the go tother way skirt person of the empress looked after all And I see a little sperrit boy at sperrit But the young women of Valley City her private affairs employed and dis work or play I want to be that little ghost a standin by who composed what was known as the changed her servants and attendants the sink set received invitations that after- - had constant access to the apartments to Id like gettiptoe down once more at night noon which caused them to open their of the emperor and was in Ms presence to a drink Miss Lucinda almost daily But this sort of thing eyes in astonishment I must see just one more sunset from the hill we called The Hump was to give an afternoon tea could not last forever A successful Bowers And have one more drink of water from the If the brass ball had suddenly fallen raid was made upon a nihilistic as- Â¬ old kitchen pump from the cupola of the courthouse Val- Â¬ sembly and to the consternation of the C B Mathewson in L A W Bulletin ley City would not hare been snw as court and the amazement of the whole tonished empirethe notorious Borodin the most said Widow dangerous and influential agitator in all 1 didnt suppose REBELLION 0F Russia for whom the police had been searching for years and who appeared and disappeared as if by magic when XUCINDA BOWERS his disguise was stripped off proved to be Prince Krapotkine the trusted serv Â¬ BY JOHH WALKER HARRUfGTOH ant of the czar and the steward of the czarinas household Copyright 1897 Because of his imperial lineage Krapotkine was not executed with the mimmNmtwmhwwKWtNfNi rest of the conspirators but was sen- Â¬ tenced to perpetual imprisonment in the BOWERS looked at the citadel of Ste Peter and Paul There he little invitation card and rebellion lay in a dungeon until it was thought arose in her heart he was dying when he was removed to I dont care she said Im going a hospital in the city from which All the Ohio village of Valley City friends assisted him to escape It was knew that afternoon that Lucinda the habit to haul wood into the court Bowers was buying a new dress Mar- Â¬ yard of the hospital in the fall of the garet Elton had seen her purchasing year when the gates were kept frethe organdie at Dorchesters that morn Â¬ quently opened to admit the wagons ing Ben Sturgis met Ruth Ames on The physicians having ordered that his way home to dinner and told her Krapotkine should have plenty of air just what kind of paper pattern he had and outdoor exercise he was allowed to sold to Lucinda walk in this court attended by a single Mrs Benson who had issued cards nurse his physical weakness being such for a lawn party on the following that no one thought he would attempt Thursday could hardly have been ex- Â¬ to escape Butdt appears that oneof his pected to know who composed so- Â¬ attendants was bribed Through him ciety in Valley City and who was anVarrangement was made to have a bevond the pale though several well drosky and swift horses outside the disposed persons when they heard that gates and one day when they were old Sam Bowers daughter had been opened to admit a load of wood Kra invited would have put in a word in potkine and the nurse slipped out en- Â¬ mm the right direction had the list been 1L tered the vehicle- and were driven to a u submitted to them place of concealment from which they Mrs Benson means well remarked AND THE GIRL IN BLUE finally succeeded in escaping to London ASKED THE EXPLORER Widow Simpkins but she judges Krapotkine has since been foremost more by a pretty face and a lively ranee returning from the dusty plains Simpkins daughter that the girl had in the councils of the nihilists and his tongue than by family of the remote east had writtan a book three silver teaspoons in the house rank and record have given him great said which caused all previous chronologists T should be very grateful The young women of the set took influence His speeches in this coun Â¬ Young Mrs Benson to Lucinda if you to hang their heads Valley City cared counsel together over the matter and try however have not added to his would help me with the ice cream and little for antiquity but here was a man decided to go to the tea Of course reputation I heard him in Xew York cake at the party next week who had not only written a book but none of them had ever invited Lucinda his audience was small and indif Â¬ Wherever Lucinda went it was ex- Â¬ was talked about in the daily papers as to a tea but feminine curiosity is where His address Tead well but was ferent pected that she should look after the a great assyriologist and explorer mighty even in Valley City delivered without any force and in a comestibles which Valley City called William Dorrance seemed to have no 15 tone of voice that was not audible to That Friday afternoon found She dispensed the very definite idea why he had come modishly dressed young women in the refreshments in the hall In his early days he layer cake at the strawberry and ice back to the little village He had made little house in which dwelt Mrs Bow- Â¬ manyfamous for his dramatic and in Â¬ was cream sociable she filled the candy himself believe that he wished to ers and her five children There was flammatory speeches but now he is an bags at Christmas time and attended photograph some of the old places no silver teapot and the silver spoons old man feeble and almost decrepit to the commissary arrangements at the which he had known in his boyhood were worn yellow in places but the entirely lost the fire of his annual Sunday school picnics Indeed He had gone with his camera to the napkin on the little tea table was of and has Chicago Record Lucinda Bowers had been a burden old mill to the little house where he snowy whiteness the tea gave forth a youth bearer from her childhood She paid was born and to the cabin on the out grateful fragrance and the angel SURE SIGN OF PROSPERITY the rent and clothed her brothers and skirts of the village which marks the food was of marvellous flakiness Old Clothes Cleaner Knows When sisters from the wages which she spot where the first white man made Im so glad said Lucinda as she Everyliody Else Is Bnsy earned as a school teacher She led the his home in Bottle county Yet Wil- Â¬ toyed nervously with the edge of a Queer it said the clothes Christian Endeavor meetings when no- Â¬ liam Dorrance was not satisfied It hemstitched napkin that you have all cleaner to isntcustomer but my busi- Â¬ his body else would do so She fanned the seemed to him that he had missed come to day I have known you girls ness indicates the depression or pros- Â¬ faint spark which still remained in the something which he had unconsciousty since we were children I have some- Â¬ perity of trade When times are boomi- Â¬ Womens Missionary society and kept come to seek ng- I do not have the same kind of custhing to tell Mrs Benson he asked the sewing circle from disintegration who is first of ail which I want ou to know am to be tom that I do when they are dull Then It seemed as though Lucinda Bowers that young woman over there in the month to ProfI Dorrance married next people bring their clothes in here and had always been old As a matter of blue gown The young women crowded abouther ask me to make them look as g ood as You seem to have been exploring fact she was hardly 25 She might and congratulated her loudness of tone new have been pretty if she had given more among the layer cakes replied Mrs making up How does your business average this for lack of sincerity That is Miss Bowers a young time to sleep and less to care and worry Benson I suppose said Lucinda to her season asked the customer While the whole town was busy dis Â¬ lady who has kindly consented to as- Â¬ mother after the guests had departed It is very promising- said the ciean- to Lucindas ward Â¬ sist me this evening By the way pro- Â¬ cussing the addition me to ex- er as he routed a moth family irom tne thai jt wasnt robe the young woman was busy at fessor have you met the Misses Fletch- Â¬ ult over them Christian for somehow package before him but that does not that way but work upon her first new dress in two er Theyre charming giils when things go so far 1 rebel and I indicate a hard winter but that people And the girls inblue persisted the years The organdie was slipped over have learned a lesson of economy from cant help it Â¬ an old skirt of blue silk which had be explorer past reverses The indications are that Nobody knew exactly what happened longed to her grandmother A few bits Already Rewarded the wearers of those garments are not of lace a few lines of tucks a girdle but a few minutes later another young The last joke at the expense of the hard pressed I have found money oi blue silk ribbon and the dress was woman was dispensing angei iood French Society for the Protection of handkerchiefs gloves theater checks and others directed the ice cream Animals is to the following- effect Â¬ done lots of stuff in pockets that last sealingade suppose remarked Lucinda on A countryman armed with an im- son came to me as empty as a last years ejaculated Widow mense club presented himself to Well I never evening of the party as she looked the the nest Do you want this opera glass at herself critically in the cracked mir- Â¬ Simpkins president of the society and clat5ned cleaned How little taste remarked Mar Â¬ the first prize He was asked to describe ror of the old walnut bureau that its Great Scott no said the customer these men of science the act of humanity on which me to spend this money on garet Elton wicked for I forgot all about its he taking- it back dress when Johnny may need a new have Still that blue organdie isnt so founded his claim being- in my pocket Thanks I wish I bad considering the fact that its of shoes before long pair I have saved the life of a wolf re- Â¬ Dont mention it Another straw but I cant help slipped over a blue skirt Of about the plied the countryman wasnt so rebellious I might easilj7 that snows which way the winds blow vear one it have killed him is this Young men who bring their Lucinda Bowers went home that and he swung hiswith this bludgeonThe Benson lawn party is still fa Â¬ weapon in the air to garments here to be renovated are not history of Valley night escorted by Prof William Dor- Â¬ the intense discomfort of the president half so particular about the creases mous in the social City The ambitious young matron who rance EoV the first time in her busy But where was the wolf inquired in their trousers as they were last seawork-a-da- y life she had what the vil the latter What gave the entertainment was not content son Why I suppose they have a new had he done to you lake young people called a beau The with the grass plot which surrounded uUJw lie had just devoured my wife was nan at nome vu j her own pink cottage She took the woman and the man who walked along the reply are very important Here like those Chicago lawn belonging to her neighbor as well the low hedge before the Mrs Bowers The president reflected an instant is the check for your goods hung from the yard did not talk of jCngel food nor and then said Showers of wild flowers Times HeralcL old cherry tree in the center of the yet of buried cities They spoke of a My friend I am ci the opinion that A Mean Ulnslclan lawn Chinese lanterns shone from the place way over beyovid Kinneys hill you have been sufficiently rewarded is the Jay Green Lyman SawyerGoi fry fir tree and a genuine Rebeccas Well Â¬ where the blackberries grew and the Pittsburgh Dispatch meanest man in the county papaws flourished They talked too o ave forth the most wonderful lemon a durned sight worse than a days Mme Miolan Carvalhos statue by him hes ade lemonade fortified with the flavor of the was when the hand of the frost iaio upon trie persimmon King lercie has just been placed over her pirate Medders Is that so Why 1 ni pineapples and oranges Josh Yes said Mrs Benson in reply to and a crystal sheen glistened upon corn grave in the cemetery knew him to do anything worse inquiry of Widow Simpkins and pumpkin of the days when they She is represented as Marguerite in never to be everlastinly fiddlin the gentle trudged over the field with sacks of un Gounods Faust her most celebrated than 1 got the receipt at my home in the to give Thats it He asked me fiddlin bin hulled walnuts speculating as they Part cjisf It if very popular there an nv honest opinion of his did notthink it necessary to say walked upon the length of time which She jriiei I did o he had m arrested foi would be required to arid their small A scientific boxer may pe eitiier a thai this marvelous sherbet was X Y Joni profane lansruago HK njirrnv njiin miffJUSt or an nnilpvtnlrnr by Uicincla Bowers Neither nnare s of the unsightly stains Tin s sSS nrt rPTnprril av acl ml did ihe consider it oi any use to tell LII 11 - Ler guests that the arrangement- of tables under the old cherry tree was suggested by the young woman in the blue organdie The fame of those refreshments which were served on the night on which Mrs James Jerome Benson sprang into social prominence still lives The angel food a species of sponge cake was really the best which had ever been served in Valley City Even to the present day the matrons Id like of that town are wont to say to entertain too if I could make such angel food as Mrs Benson had at ner Mrs Benson has never lawn party explained that Lucinda made the am- Â¬ brosial confection which was served at her tables on that memorable night The divinity who brought order out of the chaos of ice cream freezers and cake stands was arrayed in blue or- Â¬ gandie Lucinda Bowers principally because she was not aware of the fact was positively pretty that night Her cheeks were flushed her eye sparkling She directed the band of white clad young girls who carried about the ice cream laden saucers and handed the tiny coffee cups to the guests The attention of those who were there on that evening was divided be- Â¬ tween the angel food and a literary lion from New York He had not been much of a lion when he went away from Valley City many years before Widow Simpkins remembered him as a red headed bare footed boy who trudged over the hills with his bucket Since those of blackberries to sell William Dorrance had days however traded bags of wool and sides of bacon fGr a college education Subsequently he had wandered to strange lands and in one of his pilgrimages had unearthed a long buried city It was not the city which was of so much importance but a pavement in a wonderful state of preservation which showed that civilization was at least 2000 years older than any previ- Â¬ ous historj- - revealed So William Dor- - how you used to hunt arrohwrftt along the creek Yes he replied and I remember that it was at your Suggestion thafll started to explore an Indian moiind5l believe that was iust t6n yaw old I acquired iuy task it was then that for archaeology I think replied the girl that we found a sheeps skull and a mussel shell I am sure that you owe your career W 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men of many minds A saw we oft recall Dees very well but oh one finds So many men of many kinds Who have no minds at all Li A W Bulletin Do you think said the man who had bought a large tract of arid land The Prospect waste that I shall be able to water this WERE MjJBbED BADLY strikes me though that theres a heap belter chance of your wasting the water Washington Star And She Jumped tit the Chancv Miss Youngly So jouve only known him a month Dont you think youre taking a great many chances in marry- Â¬ ing him Miss Oldwaite candidly Dear me no Its the omy chance Ive ha3 in ten I dunno replied the native It years Judge L am as much opposed to the anarchist as anyone else1 she said it is still evident to me that there is some- Â¬ While Â¬ Then He Kissed Heiv I Landlady to new roomer You must not be so careless in leaving the front door open when you come in at night About a year ago burglars got in and cleaned out every room in the building New Roomer For heavens sake to offer madam Skeptic Kbne except the fct that fire your chambermaid and leave the front door open every night my brothers are all living Judge N Y Herald Bound to Uose is just one trouble with largts Experiencetl There City Friend enviously Well I sup- families said the student of social phepose you know all about gardening nomena and that is tftat a man is kept now that you and your wife have been so busy supporting one he doesnt have Chicago living out in the suburbs for a year any time to spend at home Mr Remotely of Lonelyville fer- Â¬ Journal vently Yes we dont garden any Incontrovertible Proof more N Y World Husband Why do you tell it arounA that Mrs Puffly does all her own bak Misinterpreted ing You know nothing about it I read you like a bok he cried Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ thing very attractive about thj word What is it he aked The pronunciation of the iast syllable she replied Chicago Post A Serious Ohjectiol Spirit Medium to skeptic Now that you have conversed with the spirit of your departed brother are yoi not con- Â¬ vinced B de you any more objections It must And begged her for her hand be Brownings she replied You cannot understand Town Topics morning a bear that wrore magnifying glasses might possibly mistake it for beechnuts Some hunters came along while Jack was setting his bear traps among the buckwheat and covering them with leaves and when they saw Wife I do too Every one of the what he was doing made fun of him family has dyspepsia Detroit Frei and told about lirm at- the post office so that everybody heard of It and the Press story got into the newspapers Two days later Jack took a big fat bear to Bangor and sold it for 30 Sine then he has caught two smaller bears from the same lot and is looking for more As the bushel of buckwheat cost but 75 cents Jack thinks it was a good investment X Y Sun -- TRAPPED WITH BUCKWHEAT Bears In Maine Are the Victims oi Many Kinds of Bad Luck The total failure of the beechnut croj has brought the Maine bears to the verge of starvation so that many slj old animals are coming out to the clear ings and getting shot while looking f oi something to eat Ben Kingsbury whe lives in Tilden village lost four sheep lately from a pen attached to his house and the tracks in the yard showed plain ly that a bear had committed the deed cub was shoi Last week a and killed among the shavings and rot ting timbers of an abandoned shipyard in Bucksport village the bear having gone there to pick the fat grub worms from the decaying wood Two bears went into a deserted camp near Xor cross and in gnawing the spilled fat from the floor closed the door and were compelled to stay there until they starved to death Louis rancis an In dian found their bodies last week and was angry at the county treasurer be cause he could not collect the bounties Jack Gilpatrick an aged bear hunter who occupies a camp on this side of- - Chicks hill in this town gave up the hunt and took in his traps a month ago and went to shooting and poisoning bobcats beÂ¬ cause he could find no bears Late in October he went out for more wildcats and in passing through a beech wood saw recent traces of a bear that had been scratching up the fallen leaves and eating what few beechnuts of last years cfop he could find The next day Jack went down to the store aad bought a bushel of a new kind of buck Â¬ wheat which had a large kernel A grain of buckwheat bears the same re- Â¬ lation to a beechnut that a snowball does to a satellite they are shaped alike but one is infinitely larger than the other But Jack boiled his buckr wheat all right and when he spread It among the beech trees the next Â¬ Â¬ arc verv finp snsnpnrlora n caiA fVi plsgler to- - the lady at the door I have aUkinds striped plain dark light Now a very fin pair of plain ones Did yjwkever embroider any suspenders for yourhusband lady aSTheSe bris jXo MY WIFES LIFE - JlW a pair for his Christinas present V broider aarlguess not said she dont you think youd like to em two-year-o- ld Â¬ has he a 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the other Far firom being pretty I am positive that she is absolutely homely Thats a go said the man who had first spoken and both increased their speed so as to overtake the abject of their wager who had been walking ahead of them for probabty a block As she was passed the plotters turned and looked at her in such a manner how- Â¬ FORTIFY THE POST OFFICES ever as not to disconcert her and then HOW GEN MILES WvCXUXJD HAVE OUR PUBLIC BUILDINGS PREPARED passed on The man acknowledged that FOR DEFENSE he had lost without attempting in the least to save his bet There was no use A Way Men Have Among Dear SFjriends for the lady was really ugly there was a frirl as Mrs Styles One characteristic aboul no doubt about that She was terribly Belle I never saw such Bettie she cant keep a thing to her my husband I like he always calls u plain and the difference between the spade a spade eelf appearance of her face and what might Mrs Laight I suppose hes like ali have been expected from her figure and you never saw her Beulah I guess when she had a box of caramels Yon husbands however he calls a club general make up was surprising lodge Yonkers Statesman kers Statesman If joull give me the secret by which you found that out I will throw in an- Â¬ Of Course He Did Facts lie Blorred other half dozen cigars is what the I care not a whit for the witnesses She He kissed me and ithen I told man told his firend Who saw me commit the offense him to tell no one Said the murderer All my hopes An Thats the easiest thing in the world He And what did he do based if you just tumble to the fact once said On the expert evidence Why it wasnt two minutes before the other If you had noticed as I did Philadelphia North American Yonkers Statesman he repeated it that although several men passed the A LUCKY FELLOW woman coming in our direction not The Matrimonial Lottery one of them took the trouble to more Jinks Winks married a woman of in- Â¬ he than glance at her Some of them ddd tellect didnt not look at her at all If she had been Blinks I dont know Why good ilooking these men would have Jinks I notice he never has any but Â¬ N Y Weekly given her more than a glance If she tons on his clothes had been pretty they would have let Gives Him Some their eyes rest upon her at least until Yes Ive got a Wife after a quarrel she had gotten past them If she had temper of my own been as beautiful as you imagined they Husband I wish you werent so gen would haveturned their heads to look at erous with your property London her I noted this and I mademj-- bet on Fun this conclusion Just try it yourself and you will see that I am correct The Only Explanation Chicngo Chronicle asked will I find my wife Where day Slims of the clerk on bargain Photographs of Animals She hasnt been here at all Among the scientific applications of Heavens She must be seriously ilL photography the value of which has Detroit Free Press recently been pointed out is the study of the natural attitudes of birds and Charity Thy Name Is Woman Mrs Dunn Darling there goes a man other animals through instantaneous Helen I wonder why Kate doesnt photographs of thm It is averred that jmind her own business that I refused once very erroneous impressions are often Mr Dunn Oh where Mattie She hasnt any I would like to congratulate him Detroit Fre conveyed even in scientific treatises Helen- Business through the incorrect and sometimes Press Mattie No mind Chicago News impossible attitudes in which animals What He Tried to Do Convenient ire represented Not only could such She Did you say Henry is in touch errors be avoided but important charShe W3ry does your friend insist on acteristics of animals might be made wearing a soft hat with a ventilator with his neighbors He No I did not he tried to touch evident by applying photography to the 4even in col2 weather He It is the easiest kind to talk every one of them but they wouldnt study The case is analogous to that of have it Yonkers Statesman the galloping horses formerly so incor- Â¬ through Detroit Free Press rectly represented by artists Youths jOne Way Just What He Wanted Companion Van Ishe I had an awful lot of Hewitt D you get any pleasure out trouble to get rid of that girL Fate of Xoted Horse of that cigar I gave you Gen Boulangere famous black horse Ten Broke How did you do it Jewett Yes it mae me so sick that Van Jsh Proposed to her Yellow I had to take a weeks vacation N Y now draws a Paris fiacre Marshal Can Book roberts and Gen Galifets chargers Truth- were turned over to the Pasteur insti A Wander Criticism tute to produce anti diphtheritic serum The railroad man a wonder is Mr Jason before the old marier1 was also Saint Claude You surely cannot doubt T11 hot thnt tha na - J a f the AnteuiJ steeplechasethe winner in 189 For lie mokes out a time tihe picture when it nasjiew Miuijaoolis X Y Sun Ko mnnal can make out -c - distress 1 4 the price of coffee 15c and cts per package Sold by all grocers Walter Baker Cos Breakfast COCOA Costs Tt is pretty safe to bet that a boy whose environment doesnt include freckles will never amount to anything Atchison Globe Commencing with the excursion of Dec 7th the Missouri Kansas and Texas Ry has inaugurated a system of Tourist Sleep- Â¬ ers on their excursion dates between St Tourist Sleeping Cars Pure Delicious Nutritious Iess than ONE CENT a cup Be sure that the package bears our Trade Mark in Trade Mark Louis or Kansas City and South Texas pomts HF Bowsher 435 Walnut St Cincinnati Ohio He who knows the weakness of his own wings is sure of successful flight N Y Independent Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25c He Dont you think it rather risky to come so far alone on your wheel She Hadnt thought of it but if vou feel timid Ill see you home Yellow Book Great Nerve Restorpv Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa Walter Baker Established 1780 Co Limited Dorchester Mass - To Cure a Cold in One Day p 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High st be Perry Wm h and Millersburg 2 78 er3Ville Allen 3 77 Bradley Geo 4 acres near C Gillispie4 35 12th Alfreds estate h and 12 61 tween llth and U ana l Ulaysvilie 4 40 Peyton Pauline h and LC Faulkner Millers 8 53 Sheeley Heirs 20 acres near Broughtou Chas 1NM 2 27 Whittaker Annie 4 US Ruckersville Dbxrg i i i rvt Smith 3 88 Caldwell Josh Jr 10 it acres near 4 Zv WicKiiiie nenry u r auu i asiac s n uuiubuii uoe n as 1 Shipptown Doc h and 1 Hanson st Fields 3 86 7 89 Shropshire Frank 100 acres near McLeod 2 27 Robinson Millie 3 86 Cross Roads 38 38 Fields Ed h and 1 Lylesville J Lawson- Johnathon Davis 11- - 07 Cline W A h and 1 N M 2 70 Williams Clay h and I Uhiysvillef 5 13 heirs 2 1 Olaysville vine Fields Joes 2 45 Holder W N n r 28 acres by J Scott 8 93 Slack Jas E 3 acres near A K Haw 2 27 Williams Geo No rj acre George- Â¬ tfiplriR Maria h and 1 Lylesville Stevens Silas h 1 Mb 6 25 4 52 Owens Mrs Ann n r 43 acres near kins 5 35 Taylor Joan h town pike 1 Mb winnh Oh as h and 1 Ruckersville 3 92 Mrs M S 30 acres near Mt Car-2 88 16 15 Coke Harriet h 11 60 Frazier Richard h and 1 Kennedys- -3 44 Williams Jas h and and r Lylesville 2 27 Thompson Tom h 1 Shipptown 5 14 Col Prescott mel I Marshall st3 85 Trotter Milt h Williams 1 R R St COLORED Simpson John N R 266 aces near ville Mb 5 30 NORTH MIDDLETOWN Williams Mary 4 acre by Goul TTrppmnn W M h and 1 Littleton Turner Lettie h 1 Shipptown 137 33 S J Turley -236 Bowles Ben 4 acres by R L Col- 61 1 45 Turney Sam h thards Mill 1 Mb ave Mrs 6 70 1 Clays 6 83 Turner Jno W 250 acre near lins jjreeman Willis h and 1 Connellys 13 Willinms Pattie nrh and 99 37 3 63 Butler Anderson 8 acres by Wm Ireland v 1 85 vvaanmgton urn tuaiMb k ville alley White Richard h 1 Mb 4 42 6 12 Williams Mrs Eleanor N R 36 acres Wade Hanson st 4 30 wiison jaenry n 1 1 Lylesville 2 27 i Williams Tom h and French Hannah h and 11 60 Shipptown 3 86 Childs Lawson h 1NM near Isaac Rank 4 35 6 09 Wilson 3 55 Wilson Josie h and 1 7th st Fretwell Ann h and 1 Newtown John h 1 Shipptown 4 71 Dergin Chas h 1NM 3 85 acre by Odul 4 28 Wilson Minnie and 1 Wilson Smith Shipptown 3 86 Gate wood Jno N R h THURSDAY DEC 30 1897 Gaines HenryHh h andLylesville 1 2 70 1 55 1 Lilleston Mill CENTREVILLE COLORED- thards Garrett Ben Goodwin Mary and Lena 19 acres FLAT ROCK WHITE O 13 Woodward Laura nrh and 1 L les OTTO commencing at 10 oclock a m 8 05 by Mrs Eliza Wade 1 Olaysville 2 27 2 27 Alexander Geo 2 acres by Mrs ville Charlotte Jackson- Â¬ 3 44 Armstrong Horace Hastings Todd at the Court house door in Graves Bettie h h and 1 Ulaysvme Potts MILLERSBURG WHITE and 3 45 3 45 Green ville 3 90 Harris Joe J acre Levy Pike 4 30 Bowles T E 25 acres by Martin Bramblette B F 98 acres by E O the city of Paris Bourbon county I Centreville 1 85 3 45 Coleman Minnie h Kenney Aaron h 1 N M Elliott Kentucky I will expose for sale to Green Polly h and 1 Ruckersville 2 10 26 60 9 90 Bowles 1896 Hall Lewis J acre by Calip An Â¬ McClure Jeff Sr acre Levy Pike 3 90 3 35 3 45 drews the highest bidder for cash in Harrington heirs1 h 1 7th st Best W H 53 acres by T F Triplett 17 54 Copher Lafayette 13 acres by W L 3 90 Mark Crit J acre Levy Pike Gibson 14 92 3 45 Kane Wm lot Centreville County Harris Thos h 1 Lylesville Brad- 4 71 George Mrs Frank 100 acres by hand to pay the State and 3 48 Mason Ben acre Levy Pike near J H 40 59 Chipley B F 3 acres by E O Elliott 5 24 Nelson WesJand Kendricfc Jos Jacksonville 3 45 John Hunter 1897 the following de Hart Peter h Tax for Strauther 2 68 vray iuannaas just 3b acres by Geo shaw Neelyville McCoy Bros Jno and Robt W N R 60 acres by Nat 16 41 NM 3 86 Linville J scribed property or so much Holton John h 1 7th st Smith 12 73 5 45 20 35 Centreville Collier 3 45 Ransom Sam Levy Pike Crouch Bob n r 71 acres by Nels - 3 45 1 Centreville thereof as may be necessary to pay Hawkins Columbus h 1 Lilleston 5 i3 List Mrs W H 103 acres byDr Nix Bob b Schooler Jas h and 1 N M 513 Nutter Chas Sledd ave 25 59 3 85 44 99 Jacksonville said taxes with all costs and in- Â¬ Hawkins Fannie h 1 7th st Best 3 45 Schooler Ben 2 27 Crouch I B 45 acres by cap Gillis- 1 Millers Â¬ 3 45 Centreville McNamara Jas h and terests Strauder Odd liacre bv Watt Gay 3 48 Smarr Lewis Hawkins Mahalah 1 Olaysville 2 27 Pie 2131 1 85 8 53 Centreville Simms Maria burg 4 00 CLINTONVILLE WHITE Herrineton Bob h 1 7th st 3 45 Sparks Wm h 1 Centreville Nesbitt Wm S h and 1 near college 5 13 Elliott VV J 80 acres by B F Chip- I ley Herrincrton sister h and 1 7th st 3 55 dlade Jas T 16 acres by Josh Bar 23 71 Beasley R N N R 51 acres by Clin4 30 Smith Wm Centreville Sheriff of Bourbon County Ky Hickman Joe h ana 1 uonneny Elliott Margaret 25 acres by B F 25 20 Wilson Rosa tonville 3 55 9 48 Centreville ton 45 alley Chipley 3 12 7 40 Dennison J J lot Clint 7 30 Vimont E P vacant lot 30 1 Olaysville Evans W O 2 lots Flat Rock Hicks Jas h 6 86 15 70 Nichols J W 1 Clint RUDDLES MILLS WHITE WHITE 70 Ware Mrs Mary 11 acres by John 1 Marshall st PARIS Halley Eliza h Frazier Sarah D n r 25 acres by Cap 3 55 Renick Mrs Harriet Clint 5 06 Hamilton 1 Newtowp 85 Howard Henrv h and Ashurst Mary 1894 and 6 and Bal vxiinspie 7 60 Williams W E and Gregg 77 acres CLINTONVILLE COLORED Hogg H B assgne Thos Fisher 131 5003 Hnfcphinson Henrv h and 1 New 1897 55 acres by James Elliott 20 19 Garrett Wesley 1 acre by John by Jas Bramblette 3 85 6 83 acres by J H Smith 47 29 town Bolston Junius lot Ferguson St Mansfield 1 Clint No O 4 29 4 35 Beatty Napoleon h 50 acres by B F Godman Lucy A est 100 acres by Jackson Alonzo h and 1 Lylesville 3 45 Wrenn Mrs J H Burbridtre E D h and 1 1 acre 3 55 Clint 22 99 Gibson W L 277 acres by Ed Rice 92 35 Beatty Sarah Wilson 2 75 Jackson Green 2 h and 1 Olaysville 9 43 Georgetown Pike 27 40 Wash Redmon Graves P B 34 acres by Mrs R 2 08 Blackwell Isabel Sidville MILLERSBURG COLORED 5 13 12 76 Jackson Levi h and 1 Hanson st Harris J W n r 41 acre3 by Jno A Geo H h 1 2d street Crosdule Henry 1 13 93 Cunninghams Levi estate h Kiser 21 20 3 45 Graves Mrs E E 54 acres by Mrs R Clav Sam H Est 4 lots Clavsville 6 09 Jacobs Doc heirs h and 1 Williams Allen Frank h and 1 Shipptown 2 70 Clint 85 Allen Harriet h and 1 Main st Mil- 1 8th St 8 34 Hutchison Mrs Lavina 30 acres by st Mrs Luke Connelly h and Henry 1 Clint 15 27 Elkins Wm h 4 71 45 David Tate X024 Johnson Alfred 1 Thomas ave 2 77 Sharp H R 1 lot Jackstown lersburg Cnlbertson M M h and 1 Vine St Evans Chas Sr h 1 Sidville 7 67 4 06 40 Allen James h and 1 Main st Mil- Â¬ 8 95 Johnson Bettie h and 1 Newtown Jones Garrett D 1 lot R Mills 6 83 Williams Addition McKenzie Mrs Martha 1 lot Little McKee James 4 58 Clint 26 McClure J R Agt 8 acres near Ika Johnson Geo h and 1 Ruckersville 4 84 Cnlbertson Mrs E J h and 1 Con lersburg Rock 6 17 3 12 Miles Henry Sidville 9 38 Johnson Geo h and 1 Olaysville 25 Allen Molle h and 1 Shipptown 6 13 Keller 1 85 Squires Doty Wm h and 1 East Paris Mrs Lillie 20 acres by 3 01 Reid Noah and Jane Clint 7 78 Johnson Jonas h and 1 Brentsville 80 Baker Sarah h and 1 Millersburg 2 09 Padgett Jas 1 lot R Mills 2 00 vent Heights Booth 3 86 6 30 Sleagan Reuben Clint Quinby Mrs Lucy 11 acres by W H Johnson Lewis heirs h and 1 Lyles Bradley Ben h and 1 Railrbad st 3 69 Stewart A A 7 acres by Shop Cane Dowd Mrs Sallie h and 1 Walkers 1 Clint 1 85 Watts Emily h 2 27 Breckinridge Patsy h and 1 Shipp 24 70 ville 10 64 Fisher Avenue Ridge 1 Clint 15 74 Wells James h 3 44 3 86 2 70 Johnson Rich h and 1 Olaysville Dowd Miss Mamie h and 1 Paris Redmon Mrs E T 125 acres by 1 85 Stone H O and R M 70 acres by Mrs tjwn HUTCHISON WHITE Tamme Dwyer Bros h and 1 South Main St 16 90 Johnson Thos Henry h and 1 New- Â¬ 59 08 Burl Mary h and 1 Millersburg Caleb Bounds 39 13 3 00 town Redmon Castle 26 acres by Chas 1 85 Thomason Ed 25 acres by A P Bry- Â¬ Erion Mrs Daisy h and 1 Convent near Dr Hurt Corbin Miss Mattie and S 119 acres 15 27 Jones Molhe and Newton h and 1 Heights 9 64 Redmon Bush Albert h and 1 Millersburg an and 58 near W A Thomason 29 83 on Maysville Pikes 46 69 Redmon John T 8 acres by Berry 6 83 Newtown FarrelU Woods lot Henderson St 3 06 5 00 near Dr Hurt Dorsey Bev W 1 1 Kenney Station 5 24 LITTLE ROCK COLORED 1 85 Carr Huldah h and 1 Main Back st 3 12 Kellis Alice h and 1 Lylesville Bedford Frakes J Brooks h and 1 Second 11 39 Ingels Heirs 88 acres by Mrs Belle 15 31 Keliis John and Meg h and 1 Clays 1 Little Rock Allen Mitch h St Speaks Ed 50 acres near Jno T 20 10 5 98 Cavanaugh Millie h and 1 Millers Â¬ Giltner 44 11 Whitson G A 1 lot R Mills Keys Dick h and 1 Williams addi Fuller James h and 1 Lilleston 3 85 2 87 Berry Amanda 6 acres by Carpen burg Smith C B 84 acresby A H Willett 53 48 6 83 2 27 Conway Jordan h and 1 Main st ville ter Ave 4 77 4 07 3 00 Derkson Henry h and 1 Millersburg 4 77 Berry Tom 31 acres by Mrs M L tion Orinnan L h and 1 Henderson St 12 75 HUTCHISON COLORED 1 Newtown 1 5th and 3 30 Griggs Evaline h and 1 Shipptown 1 85 Kenney David h and RUDDLES MILLS COLOttED Gutzeit A M Agt h and Jttogeis 12 37 Frazier Charlotte lot Emmons ville 2 70 11 76 Keys Harvey h and 1 Olaysville 3 45 Hawkins Nancy J est 2 acres by Ed High Bradley Geo 4 acres by Cap Gillis Johnson James 1 acre by A H Wil- Â¬ Bryant Sam 1 acre Glenn town 5 40 Keys Davis heirs h and I Clays- Hardy A L 31 asres by Mrs Ray 2 pie 3 65 6 12 Miles R Mills pike lett 1 42 3 86 Carter Cassie lot Shawhan 11 60 1 85 Hend ville lots 7th street Cunningham Sarah Little ison Robt and Elizabeth- - h Daugherty Perry N R 1 acre by McCann Ellen N R 1 acre by E E 1 Lylesville 1 Winchester 1 42 Kidd Mollie Howe Russell h and Rock 1 85 5 55 and 1 Millersburg Woods 2 33 Parker Thomas 2 33 8 95 Lamb Chas 2 acres by Henry Lacey 5 95 Holliday Pike 1 Millers- Green A J 4 acres by Chas Simp Â¬ Lottie h and Taylor Jack N R 2 acres by Hous- Daugherty Bettie h 1 R Mills 1 Winches- Â¬ 2 27 Lamb Sophias heirs h and 1 Olays- Â¬ Howe Wm N R h and son 6 99 burg 4 30 ton 2 75 Ewmg Dudley 12 acres Glenn 7 36 2 27 Huffman Mary h and 1 Shipptown 3 31 Grinstead Wm 10 acres Bunkers ville ter Pike town 12 90 19 55 Lewis Elisha G 5 acres by Tom Hukill W m Jr h and 1 2d st Hill 5 24 Hughes Lizzie h and 1 Millersburg 2 09 Fields Dave h 1 R Mills 3 86 9 96 Hughes Nannie h and I Millers- Â¬ Redmon Hunt Mrs Ellen h and 1 Clinton CENTREVILLE WHITE Henderson Jim h 1 Little Rock 4 30 Glenn Hiram 6 89 Glenntown 6 00 Lyttle Francis h and 1 Brooks ad- Â¬ ville Pike 96 7 3 19 Hughes Anderson Sr 8 acres by burg 1 R Mills Allen A L 1 acre Jacksonville 3 86 82 Henderson George h Jesse L 24 acres by Clay 3 33 Hutchins Enoch h and 1 Millers- Â¬ dition Hall June Stone 5 13 Allen E A 113 ac near Jas N Allen 37 53 Johnson Alfred h 1 R Mills 10 07 Lindsay John agt h and 1 Ruckers- Â¬ 4 29 Gaitskill Hughes Bettie 10 acres by H T burg 4 57 Allen Jas B N R 15 ac near Jas Johnson Caroline h 1 R Mills 2 27 Mrs Johanna h and 1 10th ville Hanlon 4 20 Hutsell Nancy h and Millersburg 2 08 W uson 89 Barlow 5 89 Johnson John A Srs Hrs 17 94 McOlintock L A h and 1 Olaysville 3 45 Johnson St John h and Reubensviile 3 07 Hutsell DM3 acres by John Sharp 90 Beesore John 1 lot Center ville Mills 7 83 2 27 Mrs E h and 1 by Frys Mason Peter hand IKennedysville 3 00 King Louisa h and Shipptowii Hutchison 55 Forman Elijah 14 2 C8 Hutsell Jno D Little Rock Johnson John A Jr h 1 Reuben acres near Mrs 1 Ruckers- Â¬ 2 76 Medinger Bettie h and Shop Little Rock Kirtley Ben h and Millersburg 86 5 49 Johnsun Jim town Nichols 3 86 6 99 ville Jacksons Sam Est 23 acres by Tom 1 55 Lawson Matilda h and 1 Lavvson- f Kerr Harriet h 1 Little Rock 85 Henry A and Johnson Bob 29 acres near 3 01 Reubentown 9 80 Medinger Dicks est h and 1 Ruck- Â¬ JR J Redmon ville Little Rock 1 64 Neal Francis h 27 S S Ardery Johnson Walter 1 Hanson Reubentown 4 29 8 68 Jones Mrs Martha h and ersville 3 16 Meng heirs h and 1 Main stSimpson Cornelius 5 acres by A P Millers Â¬ Kenney Newt h 1 R Mills Hicks Geo W N R 1 acre near Jas 3 86 5 25 Mickens Squire h and 1 7th st St 2 17 Bryan burg 6 99 3 44 1 Reuben- Â¬ Ransdall 3 20 Kenney Henrys est h Klump Ormond 27 acres by M J Miller Jeff h and 1 Lylesville 3 00 Miles Ed h and R Mills pike 3 92 Smith John 28 acres by D L Rob- town Hildreth Edgar and J B 85 acres 2 27 16 69 Minor James h and 1 Coulthards Kiser bins 8 74 Parker Geo h and Lawsonville 4 29 1 R Mills near W A Gaines 2 zi Laughlin Jas E 1 lot Williams Ad- 37 41 Love Janes Heirs h Mill 3 45 Parker Wm h and 1 Railroad st Williams Frank Sr 10 acres by I Ransdall Jas 20 acres near Talbott John 1 acre by Wm Miller 3 44 Mrs Sue dition 4 35 Mitchell Jno h and 1 Olaysville 3 85 6 99 10m wooatora Millersburg 5 30 Ransdall 5 99 Logan Mrs L S 76 acres by H R 11 65 Thomas John h and 1 R MiOs Mitchell JnoReuoen h and 1 Lyles- Â¬ 28 19 Croxton ville 4 30 Manning Dr Jas h and 1 George- Â¬ Mitchell Reuben and Paulina h and J Lylesville 12 93 town Pike 4 73 Mrs Elizabeth 192 acres by Morris Morgan Jane h and 1 8th st 270 Jos Houston 1896 and bal 7 144 98 Morin Warren h and 1 Brooks ad- Muir Mrs Kate h and 1 Convent tion 12 95 6 94 Murphy Alonzo h and 1 Olaysville 4 30 Heights McCann Chas Est h and 1 Higgins Murphy Dan h and 1 Olaysville 4 85 78 Murphy Dan Jr h and 1 Olaysville 3 85 Ave 68 Murray Martin h and 1 8th st Maher John h and 1 8th St 3 85 Nagle Heirs h and 1 5th St 81 Myers Henry 3 h and lots Olays- Â¬ 82 Nix Mrs Ann h and 1 Main st ville 6 83 8 21 Nalus John h and 1 Williams st Oldson heirs h and 1 Railroad st 4 30 Ogle H C h and 1 Higgins Ave 5 14 Nichols Annie h and 1 Ruckerville 1 55 H Redmon Imogene 39 acres by Nutter Wm h and 1 Olaysville 5 13 12 87 Off utt Chas Sr Brentsville Horace Miller 7 65 8 95 Oldham Caroline h and 1 Olaysville 1 90 Rion J B h and 1 16th st Speaks Geo D 50 acres by Horace Oldham Lucinda h and 1 Olaysville 2 27 Miller 1892 4 and 7 27 43 Sweeney Htirdin h and 1 Convent Porter Cathrine h and 1 Brents 3 25 Heights ville near John Stout 2 60 5 24 Porter Fannie Stone Andrew N R lot Vine St acre near Cathar Â¬ Talbott H E 2 lots 1 Thornton Divi- Â¬ ine Porter 4 45 9 37 PortjJ George h and 1 Brentsville 4 70 sion 1 Houson st v Terry Mrs Mary 1 lot Williams Porter Johns Heirs h and 1 Brents- Â¬ 5 72 Addition ville 3 63 Webster Scott 1 acre by C L Kern 4 35 Powell Harrison h and 1 Rucker- Â¬ White Megibben and Harris Dis- Â¬ ville 3 68 tillery Millersburg 46 68 Railey Sophia h and 1 Olaysville 1 S3 3 44 Reese James h and 1 Williams st 3 45 Woods Thomas lot Lilleston ave Woods Elizabeth lot Paris 3 35 Reid T Augustus h and 1 Sycamore Williams Wm M h and 1 Lilleston street k 13 5 12 Rice John Sr h and 1 Williems st Ave 4 30 Williams Jno R h and 1 West st 5 12 Rice John Jr h and 1 Cladsville 3 85 Woods M L h and 1 Lilleston Ave 6 75 Riley Henry h and 1 Newtown 3 85 Richey James h and 1 PARIS COLORED 5 98 Roberts Fannie h and 1 Pearl st 1 85 Alexander John N R 1 lot E Paris 2 70 Robinson Lowry h and 1 Williams Anderson Samuels 1 lot George street Then come to TWIN BROTHERS to 4 30 Do you want to be happy and make all your friends happy town pike 12 76 Rose Tom h and 1 Williams st make your selections of Christmas presents We have the largest grandest and prettiest stock of holiday Arnold lames 2 High st 1022 Rounds Rachel hand 1 Lylesville 4 85 1 85 We are giving goods away you might say so low are we selling them Ayers Anderson H L Hanson goods ever displayed in Paris Samuels Lettie 1 lot Lillestons Ad Â¬ Marshal sts 513 dition To make room we h ave decided to sacrifice our immense stock of 2 90 Ayers Joe h 1 Hanson st 3 86 Scott Annie n R h and 1 Connelly Ayers Sherman h 1 Cypres st 683 Alley 2 70 AND Baker Eliza h 1 Pleasant st 1040 Seals Dennis h and 1 Lylesville 3 77 1 Sycamore - AND BOOTS Baker Jerry h st 471 Sharp 1 Vine st 1 95 Bedford Frank h 1 Ruckerville 320 Small Annieh h and1 Williams Ben and 5 13 st Bishop James h 1 Sycamore st 393 small jua h and 1 nTnT K o in fViio orlTrocfiapmpnf if will nrlvisA wTiptp fo Vjiiat nrtr nn iro 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Pike near John Robinson tion 5 24 Brooks Henry h and 1 Lylesville initial handkerchiefs mufflers fine hosiery fine gloves fine jewelry fine garters neckwear fine shirts cuff 4 30 Spears Frank h and 1 Ruckerville 6 68 Backner John n and 10 acres by buttons ear rings stick pins hair pins fine purses silk umbrellas kid gloves fine plush cases brush and Spears Mary h and 1 Lylesville 2 70 9 90 Spears Geo Brent Brentsville comb sets water sets mirrors boas perfumes glove cases WHh 9 Butler Amanda h lot Olaysville 2 27 Taylor Walker and L Ruckerville st 4 60 h and 1 Marshall XToys dolls carriages wagons baby houses dishes drums chairs guns ships desks watches tam Â¬ 30 Carr Lavina h lot Ruckerville 3 20 Thomas Gabe Agt Sallies Est h bourines accordions vases sideboards carts sleighs trains bed steads cradles bureaus trumpets dancing Carter Isaac N R h and 1 Lylesville 2 27 and 7th st g 10 Sgures--whip- s games puzzles rockers wheelbarrows 3 85 Tib js Louisa h Carter Joe lot Lylesville andj 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