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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): December 28, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 bou1897122801_sn86069873 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895): December 28, 1897 Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895) Champ & Miller Paris, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. fT vf - I vs I vafc4iCii L - K t - mwEBOBBimm i s 5- mEiM - FS3F id ffJ VlIMU-J- - AJJ r T r n - t rj - - V- -- THE BOU CHAMP MILLER IB Bt N EstabSished Editors and Owners PRINTED EVERY TUBS HT AND FRIDAY TBf feb i ia SEVESTEEM YEAR PARIS BOURBON CO KY TUE OAK or MAHOGANY Look at our special offerings in ladies misses and childrens shoes nice for the holiday trade NeyB AY DECEMBER 28 1897 MILLERSBURG i KO 104 W O HINTONAgent 3 3- llilliSislSWl tUt he red In And About The Rurir jS 1 3k finish leather seat full size foi Davis Thompson Isgrig 225 lltffCT rffth uyf flT irfA TT tiff Many others just as good THE PEOPLE CAN BE TRUSTED To learn what is to their own interest Oar sales on Leather Furni Â¬ ture the past week show they have been investigating We can give you the names of quite a number who have bought Leather Furniture the past week of us Rather good proof isnt it of PRICE AND QUALITY You come in after looking over the other lines and we will sell you THIS WE ARE PREPARED TO PROVE THAT Our line of Dutch lamps at S350 are unequaled in the city THAT Our 150 225 and 300 Chairs are unmatchable any- Â¬ 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 1 where 175 THAT Thr line of Fancy Furniture consisting of Desks from 450 up Stools and Taborettes from 150 up Tables from 125 up Â¬ Cabinets Music Stands Settees and countless other pieces are unapproachable for stle and price Mahogany finish SPECIAL SALE OF CORNER CHAIRS npholsteeed in silk damask at 450 See 350 rugs in windows fe u tt- i a WERC - S 1 VI See my select stock of Christ Affwf Â¬ J r mas supplies HFNltfsTl0c l5 v tStM w your W Figs 8 to 15c lb Kaisins 8 to 15c lb Candies 6 1 4 to 25c lb Dates 7 1 2 c lb Oranges 25 to 40c dozen Apples bananas prunes grapes pickles dried fruits oysters celIt ery crackers turkeys that The cheapest line of fire works in It Paris Come and see me Sold by MillSypst of in electric belh or electric burglar Knestrpf relatives Avondale Onio is the here alarms in storerooms or residences MftngaLOhas Thomas able to set Can recharge and repair old batteries upbutjjianot been out is and overhaul old wires and make as Mialye Botts of Owinesville 3S good as new Terms extremely reason- Â¬ the gujjgbf Miss Lida Clarke Wood Grinnan able Mr jES Wood ford of Carlisle is the guest oflMr Walter Stirman Celery Tea regulates the Wrights MissJlraa Collier of Mt Sterling is liver and kidneys cures constipation the gu5Kf Miss Mamie- Oonwa and sick headache 25c at all drug gists MrTfcos McClintock went to Atlanta Oysters celery fresh cakes and FridavPrith a car of good mules crackers new oighnm molasses New M HlETNeal went to Mayslick Satur Â¬ York cream cheese day toTrisit friends uatil Monday Newton Mitchell tf MattjEayand wife from Fairview are gnellabP relatives her this v ek The Northwestern Mutual life has Wanted Five good feodin heifers paid to representatives of its policy- Â¬ holders and to its policy holders and is weigh3gut700 lbs T M Pounell MtoIjO Allen is visiting her sister 180000000 an now holding for them Mrs ROMMnlus Payne at Paynes Depot excess over premium reoeipts of over MirsSKjina Thornton visited friends 20000000 tf iu Carlwlafrom Saturday until Monday vvngnrs Uetery Tea cures constipaSheriffBHook of Bracken is the tion sick headaches 25c at druggists ffnestOffMr Jas A Butler aud fauiilv uiHk JostilEwias of Bath has been the THE C030IERCIAL TRIBUNE truest owRichrird Grimes for several days Encyclopaedic Almanac and Year Book V tBV for 189S Free to Every Weekly MeesfslS M Allen and Lavson Tarr Subscriber went toIStanford Saturday to visit lady We desire to call special attention to fiiendS the advertisement of the Commercial MtsslM ittie Power i3 at horns for the Gazette on anotherjpage of this paper holidavITfroui her school at JsPleasauc An Encyclopaedic Almanac and Year u reenj Book free with each yearly subscriber is MissjNannie Young of Montgomery certainly a great stroke of enterprise on is theateuest of her cousin Mis Ida the part of this popular paper -- Mmm Nothing like it has ever been offered DodsonM The Weekly Gnnmercial Gazette has WinlBMlenger and family of Avou been recently enljrged from eight to ten Faveftertare visiting Lewis Merrime pages and the price remains the same and wifa as heretofore only 50 cents per year Mrsjyjws iSnmmers nas been very ill Now is the time to subscribe 12nov 6t for several days past with neuralgia of the hearts Tour Ijife Insured lc a Day Mrlfuian Curtis of Versailles was the guesjSof parents here Friday and Our insurance is protected bv bank- Â¬ Satur3ay able paper on theCapital City Bank of Columbus O There can be no stronger MisjjMjud Spears of Lexiugton is thj guarantee given you We dare not use gnesfjOjfiMCrs America Butler during a banks name without authority if you Christmas doubt it write them Good health is Mt Olivet Mr mm Humble Wrights A dvdn is the guest of the the best life insurance of Earl Current Celery Capsules gives you good health this wJHBL they cure Liver Kidney and Stomach ifiaNK Stock trouble Rheumatism nonstipation and MB lieguest oEwell of Flemings e her cousin Miss Sick Headaches 100 days treatment burgi costs lc a day A sight draft on above LorAVlK brd - I offer my services to the public to put parentffi3Butler MralMWk V Shaw IS visiting heri Catarrh to Consumption tion IFire Wind and Storm Insurance F AYING OLD TRE VERY BEST PROMPT RELIABLE Â¬ iHf j Catarrh invariably leads to consump Â¬ Growing worse and worse each winter those who rely upon the usual treatment of sprays washes and inhal Â¬ U S AND FOREIGN ing mixtures find that it is impossible PKOCURED to check tie disease with these local applications which only reach the sur- Â¬ EUGENE W JOHNSON face The offensive discharge increases SOWCITOR AND ATTORNEY IN PAT Â¬ all the while and gets deeper until it is ENT CAUSES only a question of a short time when 1729 New York Ave Washington i O the lungs are affected- Office established 1808 Charges moderate The importance of the proper treat- Â¬ Correspondence Requested ment caji therefore be readily appre- Â¬ 2mar ljan98 ciated But no good whatever can be expected from local applications as such treatment sever did cure Catarrh THE and never will Being a blood disease of the most obstinate nature Swifts NEW YORK WORLD Specific SSS is the only remedy THRICE-A-WEEwhich can have the slightest effect upon EDITION Catarrh It is the only blood remedy 18 Pages a Week that goes down to the bottom of all stub Â¬ 15G Papers a Year born diseases which other remedies cannot reach Mrs Josephine Polhill of Due West S C writes Published every Alternate Day except Sunday Catarrh that I lost my hearing in one ear and part of the bone in my nose The Thrice-a-WeeEdition of The sloughed off j was constantly treated New York k World is first among all with sprays and weekly papers in size frequency of washes but each publication and the freshness accuracy winter the disease and variety oC its contents It has all seemed to have a the merits of a ereat 6 daily at the firmer hold on me the price of a dollar weekly I had finally been cal news is prompt complete Its politi Â¬ accurate declared incurable and impartial as all its readers will tes- Â¬ when I decided to tify try S S S It for the It is against the monopolies and ppople seemed to get right prints the news of all the world It at the seat of the disease and cured me permanently having special correspondence from all for I have had no touch of Catarrh important news points on the globe It aas brilliant illustrations stories by for seven years srreat authors a capital humor pape The experience of Mr Chas A Parr of Athens Ga was like that of all complete markets departments for the others who vainly seek a cure in local household and womens work and other special departments of usual interest treatment He says We offer this unequaled newspaper For years I suffered from a severe and The Botobon News together one case of Catarrh the many offensive year for 226 symptoms being ac- Â¬ The regular subscription price of the companied by severe two papers is 300 pains in the head I took several kinds of NON UNION PATENTS K FOR ONE DOLLAR medicines recom- Â¬ money fback it wera SiSSSSP you T- - T Brooks druggist 0 EDWHRDS PariSi Ety HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common glass with urine and let it stand twenty four hours a sedi- Â¬ ment or settling indicates an unhealthy condition 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 lhat the kid jieys 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 kid ey remedy fulfills every wish Â¬ in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of the urinary pas sages corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing i or bad effects fol lowiug use of liquor wine or beer aud overcomes unpleasant necessity of beiug compelled to get up many times during the nlgnt to urinaie me mua and tne extraor- Â¬ dinary effect of swamp ltoot is soon realized stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing caes If you need a medicine you should have the best Sold by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail Mention The Paris Ky Nkws and send your address to Or Co Biughampton N Y The companied by Mr Kilmer proprietors of this paper guarantee the gen wife 21sp lmo uiness of this oiler Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ rpOTOFnn Rr Swifts iliii4Ej9M alter lour months I was Arkadelphia Ark to reside withjier perfectly well and have never felt any All Points in Michigan father Dr G Pope effects of the disease since Mr J OK Allen and daughter Lizzie Those who have had the first CHICAGO visited Mrs Louis Rogers Sunday near touchof Catarrh will save endless sufWhite City Special North Middletowu fering by taking the right remedy at the Best Terminal Station Others who have for years Master Johnnie Shay shot off a part outset of one finger Saturday while fooling sought relief and found only disappoint- Â¬ ST LOUIS ment in local treatment will find it wise with au unloaded pistol r Avoiding The Tunnel to waste no further time on sprays With the exception of the arrest of washes inhaling mixtures etc which BOSTON six tramps tere has been but one ar- are only temporary and cannot save rest in town during Christmas Consumpcion them from dreaded Wagner Sleeping Cars They should take a remedy which will Mr Chas Clarkes new addition to his can reach their YORK home caught fire Saturday but was ex cure them because it only blood reme trouble SSS is the tinguished without serious loss dy which can reach Catarrh it promptly Bnffett Parlor Cars Wagner Sleeping Cars Private Compartment Cars There will be another glove contest gets at the very bottom of the disease Elegant Coaches and Dining Cars pre- and cures it permanently here some time this week and the liminaries are now being arranged SSS Swifts Specific is a real blood remedy and cures the most obstinate Be Mr Chas Clark ai d bride returned sure your tickets read via BIG ContaSaturday from Cincinnati and entertain- cases of Catarrh Rheumatism Scrofula FOUR gious Blood Poison Cancer ed a few of their friends Saturday night and Eczema which other so called blood o Mccormick Passenger Traffic Mgr Miss Lilla Cnrtis returned Sunday remedies have no effect upon whatever from a visit at Mt Olivet She was ac- SSS is the only blood remedy guaranCMARTIN IrHtfBKTMHJRaBLr wf MraidalP orernoiaHna -- gowsto take - mended for Catarrh and used various local applications but they had no effect whatev-Â¬ er I was inducedUo U BIG FOUR ROUTE BEST LINE TO AND FROM 9 SSS bpecmc ana V A MB TllrniTn t - Â¬ Â¬ 4 Â¬ NEW Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Walter Green and teed J Gen WE ARE THE PEOPLE Mp arters For Correct Styles Hats Knox Styles 3 and Duniap WL DOUGLAS merit alone has distanced all competitors W L Douglas and SSOO 350 skilled workmen shoes are the productions of400 from the best material possible at these prices Also S2GO and 200 shoes for men S350 and for boys and youths 200W L Douglas shoes are Indorsed by over 1000000 wearers as the best in style fit and durability of any shoe ever offered at the prices They are made in all the latest shapes and styles and of every vari Â¬ ety of leather If dealer cannot supply you write for cata- Â¬ logue to W L Douglas Brockton Mass Sold by 14 New line of Shirts from 75c up The very latest collars and cuffs strictly up to date Collars 15c to 20c Caffs 20c and 25c per pair Latest Neckties 25c 50c and 75c 3 SHOE years this For SljS Win Butler and Artbur Best of Cin- Â¬ of cinnati and Grraham Smedley Georgetown College are at home for the holidays Mr Heisel agent for Leggett r Myers Tobacco Co bought 14000 pounds of tobacco Saturday at 1175 fioni A O Robertson Miss Dixie Sprake of Cynthiaua was the guest of Misses Layson near town Friday Miss Alice Ammerman returned home with her son of Jas Waits the Gorham canght fire Saturday from an open grate and was badly burned on the face right side and left arm Rev Morris Evans of Texas has been the guest of his niece Mrs Harmon Stitt for several days He preached at M E Church Sunday morning four-year-o- ld Purely Vegetable and contains no mercury potash ox other dangerous mineral Books will be mailed free by Swift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia Cincinnati PassTkt O Agt Klondike Gold is Coming And although our readers may not get a share yet we are glad to assist you in getting other gold by your own ef Â¬ forts Now you want information on raising crops and fruits the care of stock and how to make the farm pay which is nowhere found so liberallv and interestingly presented as in Farm Field and Fireside Chicago 111 the largest and best dollar weekly farm paper in America containing 32 to 40 pages of original matter weekly If you farm you also raise poultry Thousands of people are making a good living from poultry and it can be done but to do it requires experience and the benefit of the experience of others The latter is found in The Poultry Keeper of Parkesburg Pa a very at- Â¬ tractive 20 page monthly with its cover printed in colors The name of its edi- Â¬ tor P H Jacobs is known to all amc cessful poultry raisers as authority on the subject Price 50 cents per annnm Mr Jacobs has also prepared four great books covering every subject on which a poultry raiser wants information They are Poultry Keeper Illustrator No 1 over 100 illustrations and in re- Â¬ gard to poultry houses incubatorp brooders coops etc 25 cents Poul- Â¬ try Keeper No 2 over 75 illustrations i unciai incuDarion riii testing eggs etc 26 raising chicks cents Poultry Keeper Illustrator No 3 poultry diseases lice gapes moulting egg eating etc 25 cents Poultry Keeper Illustrator No 4 jwluinir fowls description of breeds maiiti- etc 2o cents The surprising parr in that we can give you The Bou himv News Farm Field and Fireside mi 1ie Poultry Keeper all three one yw r and these four great books all for ouInt s2 50 cash in advance Pony Taken Up A pony came to our place 3i miles from Paris on Jackstown pike about two weeks ago Owner may have same by proving proppriy and paying for keeping aud advertising J L DEAVER Paris Ky shoe theeWord by ter Harold Conway returned with them and thinks his hearing entirety cured Mrs C M Best left Thursday for Pittsburg to spend Christmas with rela- Â¬ tives Her sister Miss Mabel Dotts returned to her home in Philadelphia last M Brown and wife of Lexington are guests of Mrs Tom Conway Mas- J Money Wanted I desire to borrow 2500 on first mortgage on city property Address Gcare The News Paris Ky lOdc Â¬ tf Â¬ SjQZGy byrtrr Suits for 35 Our Our 35 Business Suits for 30 Our 40 Business Suits for 35 830 Business Full and complete line of gents furnishings OUR HOLIDAY BARGAINS Sold by others for 55 to 60 Our 30 Overcoats for 25 Our 35 Overcoats for 30 Our 40 Overcoatsfor 35 Sold by others for 60 1- - Try our 8 Trousers Sold by others for -- We mean what we say and can prove it The above prices are tor Cash if PARIS FURHISHIHG JOE MUNSON Oatter TAILORING V CO H S STOUT Manager week From late reports Mies Kate Furnell I have for sale a gentle J P KIELY of Fulton Mo is not expected to live The doctors havo given up all hopes qt pony which 1 am now driving to my her recovery She has inflamation of delivery wagon Apply to stomach 0 GROSCHE lOdc tf Mays Mr TomPrather and wife of Paris Ky -- Lt lick and Mr E T Beeding and family I will sell at auction at the Court of Paris were the guests of Misses Nora House door in Paris Ky on Monday and Eugene Wadell from Saturday until Jan 3d 1898 at 12 oclock five shares Monday of the capital stock of The Agricul- Â¬ A pair of new shoes give Misses Lifezie McClintock of Owings tural Bank of Paris a child as much delight ville Miss Jennie McClintock of ROBERT H BEATTY as anvtbirg you can eive Chicago University are spending the Admr J T Beatty deceased holidays with their parents Thos dreilthem We s havea line A T Forsyte Auct ot cnuaren snoes tdat McClintock and wife we know will please them and our prices will surprise you Sizes 5 to Celery Tea cures constipa Wrights 8 75c sizes 8 J to 11 tion sftkheadaches 25c at drugistr jg 90c 11 to 2 125 JfcjM 900 lb feeders Apply t0 Sixty head ForIISale -- Good anthracite stove RION CLAY mu Liayeight-year-old Ponv For Sale BANK STOCK Auction y Buy FOR SALE M CLAY Â¬ Chll Some New Shoes the 9- t XTTANTED T 33 I J 3 or 0 JR CaluatGI eNews - i - TRUSTWORTHY and active gentlemen or ladies to travel for responsible established house m Kentucky Monthly 6500 and ex Â¬ penses Position steadv Rofnmnr Jneloleself addressed stamped envelope 7 v mi office Chicago xvunuwu v iuiuuuiiv - uprr - 16noY 8t wr i -- J W9 S HPSBflP3T3 CSZlE 95W1 WSMH -- r9QL a i- yaS HtalgwJftwxtiMHSI jH3 ii KM A jibiiwiipijl FV m Tv I j jTvI v yvv THE BOURBON NiiiWS NO DEMAND ESDAY DECEMBER 28 1897 RUSSIAN SOLDIERS An Army of Ten Thousand Men to Be HEATY FAILURE J11 WAGES REDUCED The Pay of the Employes at the Francisco Mint Cut The Chestnut Street National Bank of Philadelphia Suspends l Sn TVIade 8000CKQgfdr on Spain for Indemnity to American Traders Quartered at Port Arthur A The Iast Government Report of the Sank ing Concern Wns Satisfactory and Its Reputation Was of the Highest State and City Funds in the Bank The President Will Take a Much Needed Kest The Gunboat Marietta Encount Â¬ ers a Storm The Minister to Liberia Successor to Col Win Morrisoa As Cabled From Madrid Secretary otsStatc England Will Oppose the Russianiration sneriiiaii iviiowh xiunnuj jiuul it j and North China Englishmen ot JLiela Her j cent Tragic Death ot Miss and Germain in Chinas Service Will lSe Dismissed at bert the Cause ot Another Suicide lid of Contracts - Philadelphia Dec 24 of the Chestnut Street National bank were closed Thursday morning- by direction of National Bank Examiner Hardt Its affairs are now in the - The doors Â¬ hands ot the bank examiner Wm M Singerly is president of the bank The Chestnut Street Trust Co which operated in conjunction with the bank also suspended Mr Singerly is also president of the trust company Â¬ V li I J VWlLjTji- - -- jf -- m f t I 1 I B monds of the gunboat Marietta de- Â¬ scribing the experience of the vessel in a cyclone during her trip from Sitka Alaska to San Francisco The com- Â¬ 83184 fractional paper currency nick- Â¬ mander says the seas were very heavy els and cents S2S3594 lawful money and one came aboard smashing some reserve in bank 14004050 redemp- Â¬ of the brass stanchions The vessel tion fund with United States treasurer was then brought up into the wind and hove to attached to a sea anchor 52250 total 386807058 jLiiaDinties capital siock paid in or drag In this position she took the 150000 undi Â¬ big seas handsomely shipping nothing 5500000 surplus fund vided profits less expenses and taxes more than spray over her bows Alto- Â¬ paid 2492486 national bank notes gether the commander expresses the outstanding 43600 due to other na- Â¬ greatest admiration for the Mariettas tional banks 50611041 due to state qualities Representative White of North Caro- Â¬ banks and bankers 13477170 individ Â¬ ual deposits subject to checks 2035 lina had an interview with the presi- Â¬ 856 demand certificates of deposit dent Thursday with reference to the appointment of the minister to Liberia 11520 cashiers checks outstanding 512057251 United States deposits It is understood that Mr White ob- Â¬ 59471510 bills payable 250000 total tained the presidents promise to nomi- Â¬ nate Rev Owen L W Smith of North 53 SOS 070 5S The bank was a city depository and Carolina one of Representative Whites there were city funds in the bank to constitutents It is believed that the president has the amount of S2S9S45 The state of Pennsylvania also had on deposit with decided to appoint Judge Paxson of the bank on December 1 225000 ac- Â¬ Pennsylvania asa membegpf the intercording to the official statement of state commerce commission to suc- Â¬ State Treasury Ilaywood issued on ceed Col Wm R Morrison whose term will expire in January The that date president Thursday informed Senator The bank was also a depository of the national government but the gov Deboe of Kentucky who called upon ernment is fully protected against loss him in the interest of Mayor Todd of by holding 100000 United States bonds Louisville that the position was prom- Â¬ ised and it is thought that Judge Pax B s security It is said that the bank holds the son is the man slated for the place Washington Dec 24 The secret funds of the city police and firemens pension fund the school teachers pen- service division of the treasury gives sion and annuity fund and deposits of notice of a new counterfeit 5 silver the Fairmount park commission which certificate It is of the series of 1S9G latter includes bequests for tht park check letter C face plate number 22 improvement During the past few back plate number 12 J Fount Till- Â¬ weeks President Singerly has made man register D N Morgan treasur- Â¬ great efforts to enable the bank to er No 2S52687 It is printed on two meet its liabilities thin sheets of paper with the silk fibers Washington Dec 24 Mr Eckels between The silk however is too heavy the controller of the currency said The most marked defect is in Thursday in regard to the failure of the numbering whicli is too small the Chestnut street national bank of while the green ink on the back is too Philadelphia that the suspension was light in color primarily due to the shrinkage in the Biggest Swindle of the Age value of the bonds and notes of the New York Dec 24 Warrants were Singerly pulp and paper mills located issued Thursday for the arrest of ten at Elkton Md The capital of the bank is 500000 and at the present men and three women who were the time its deposits aggregate about principals in the big E rS Dean Co discretionary pool scheme the greatest 1700000 and its surplus about 150 The gang 009 Mr Eckels has been in Philadel- Â¬ swindle of this generation fleeced 30000 victims and the amount phia several times recently trying to make arrangements by which the realized was 7000000 It was the pulp and paper mills securities could biggest swindle since the days of the Recent disclosures be taken out of the assets of the bank Credit Mobilicr Bhowthat although millions of dollars and preferred stock of the Philadelphia Record Co substituted By this and poured in upon the swindlers there is certain other changes Mr Eckels hoped no indication that they used a cent of to put the bank in first class condition it for investment Mr Eckels expressed the belief that Ex Cashier Burr Pardoned the bank ultimately would pay every St Louis Dec 24 Wm E Burr jr dollar it owes The Philadelphia Rec- Â¬ ex cashier of the St Louis national ord which is owned by President M r Eckels said is a very valu- Â¬ bank now serving a sentence of five able property paying about five per years at the Jefferson City state peni Â¬ tentiary for the embezzlement of 20 cent annually on about 3000000 000 has been pardoned by President Boston Dec 24 At the Third naÂ¬ tional bank the correspondent of the McKinley The pardon it is said was Chestnut street national bank of Phil Â¬ issued on the recommendation of At Â¬ adelphia which failed Thursday it torney General McKenna who received was said that the Philadelphia institu- Â¬ petitions of clemency from National tion has sufficient balances here to Republican Committeeman Korins the cover any outstanding liabilities and two democratic senators and otherin that none of the Boston banks will lose fluential people of the state anything on account of the failure Chris Von Dcr Alie Will Not Retire Charity Rabbit Hunt The St Louis Mo Dec 24 Chris Von Paeis Mo Dec 24 The charity Der Ahe owner of the St Louis base rabbit hunt which was held in this ball club said Thursday 1 have county was a great success All day come to the conclusion after studying long farmers have been bringing in the situation at length to give up all the game which was shipped to St thought of retiring and remain at the Louis to the provision association to head of the local club The St Louis be distributed among the poor foi presidents plans as far as known are Christmas dinner Over 3000 rabbits to interest Mr Brush of Cincinnati were sent from the different stations and other eastern capitalists in tho in Monroe county Browns Noted Criminal Dead John Andersen to Hang March 18 Louisville Ky Dec 24 Lorenzc Norfolk Va Dec 24 John Ander- Â¬ Pelton the noted old counterfeiter sen was Thursday convicted of the who for so long had federal detec- murder of William Wallace Saunders tives all over the country on the run mate of the schooner Olive Pecker on died Thursday night at his home OK the high seas on the Gth of August Myrtle street of consumption Tweatj last and under the sentence of the years ago he was sent to thp Columbus court must be hanged on the 18th day prison for burglary Be ecaped twice of March next unless the supreme and both times was found at his home court of the United States in the mean Â¬ here He was arrested many othei time interposes times in Cincinnati St Louis Death o George Croker The last time he was sent ur New Yokk Dec 24 Geo- - Croker for counterfeiting- he was operating brother of Richard Croker died afc mid Â¬ with little Dick Howard who is now serving a term in the nenitentiary at night Thursday at the residence of Dr Wm T Jenkins on Staten Island Jackson Mis j Â¬ Â¬ Sin-iei-ly made on October 5 1897 was Resources Loans and discounts 2 79050865 overdrafts secured and un secured355234 United States bonds to secure circulation 50000 United States bonds to secure United State de- Â¬ posits 100000 premium on United States bonds 10500 due from national banks 22663170 due from state banks and bankers SSS5146 due from ap- Â¬ proved reserve agents 30073278 checks and other cash items 543S774 exchanges for clearing house 174595 47 notes of other national banks a great surprise especially so in view of the high standing of its officers Wm M Singerly is its president and Isaac Cooper vice president The bank was started in 18S7 on a capital of 500000 with Robert E Pattison as president When the latter took his seat as governor of Pennsylvania in 1891 Mr Singerly succeeded him as president of the bank No statement of the banks liabilities could be obtained Thursday morning The Chestnut Street Trust and Sav Â¬ ing Fund Co the officers of which are identical with those of the bank and the offices being located in the same building was also closed for business Thursday but to what extent the trust company is involved in the banks affairs has not yet been announced The last report of the condition of the Chestnut Street National bank Â¬ The banks suspension however was their immediate household which includes their nieces Mrs Barber and Â¬ Washington Dec 24 By direction of the secretary of the treasury the compensations of the employes of the United Spates mint at San Francisco have been reduced in the aggregate S41148 per annum By this reduction the compensation to be paid will be practically the same as at the mint at Philadelphia There are about 198 em- Â¬ ployes at San Francisco and the pay of all but 35 will be cut As a rule men getting S6 per day hereafter will receive 5 and corresponding reductions are made in the lower grades The reductions in the general depart- Â¬ ment will aggregare 8919 in the department 2504 in the melt er and refiners department 9093 n 20032 in the coiners department new arrangement goes into effect The on January L During the remainder of the present week the white house will practically be closed to all except those who call upon urgent official business or who have engagements to see the president in order that Mr McKinley may con-Â¬ sider some important questions and obtain a needed rest The death of the presidents mother and the more recent death of his cousin Mrs Chas R Mil- Â¬ ler of Canton caused an entire aban Â¬ donment of preparations for holiday festivities at the white house Christmas day will be observed quietly Only the president and Mrs McKinley and Â¬ as-saye- r-s 1 Â¬ report from Commander F Miss Duncan and two or three personal friends will be present at the Christmas dinner The navy department has received a Â¬ M Sy Â¬ Â¬ and-Chicag- o - accordirxr to a special dispatch from Shanghai is preparing temporary headquarters for 10000 troops at Port Arthur She has obtained a half promise from the grand council at Peking to dismiss Sir Robert Hart director of Chinese im perial maritime customs and other high customs oflicials in addition to g of it heard the British railway officers Judge Day assistant secretaiWof German officers and instructors and the into communication with the govern So far as I know thereis of the latter the dispatch Fifty ment of New state said South Wales with the bays absolutely nothing in the story Some vuvi tiiuuv Liiat inev would object of procuring shipments of one may have attempted to foot upjjjall be paid off at the termination of their meats to Vladivostock the individual claims that have been contracts it is denied at the United States pen filed but even on that supposition 1 Contrary to general report the dis sion office in New York that wholesale should not attempt to say their esti- patch asserts that there is good reason frauds were discovered in the payrolls mate was correct to believe Great Britain will actively of the agency by a special examiner At the Spanish legation it was said oppose the Russianization of Corea sent on from Washington that no information had been received and North China Forty weavers at the Bridgeton N J of iny such action The legationJJHad The Daily Mail publishes a dispatch woolen mills struck Friday on account heretofore been notified of the filing of Friday morning from Tolcio which of a heavy line list and as a result 200 all individual claims but it was it claims evaded active eensorsliip hands are thrown out of employment thought improbable that any claimlin The dispatch says England and Ja The mills have plenty of orders pan without entering upon an actual bulk would be made James Washington Dec 27 The recent alliance have arrived at a complete un closed a C OUard of Tacoma has for three twin tragic death of Miss Liela nerbertthe derstanding which will probably re- steamerscontract on Lake Teslinscrew for use daughter of the ex secretary of Jxhe sult in a joiut naval demonstration at the Stickeen trade The boats are and ex navy is given as the reason forHhe the entrance of the Gulf pected to make 10 knots an hour suicide which occurred Sunday of in diplomatic circles at Tokio the News has reached Victoria B C Miss Annie Virginia Wells an accom- probability of the conflict is regarded that the steamer Willpa returned to plished young society woman and as extremely distant Ucuclat from the north sound of the IiRRMN Dee 2 daughter of Mr Lewis S Wells a well The weekly jour island without finding any trace attorney The young woman nal Zukunft combats the statement boat missing from the Cleveland of the known shot herself through the heart wvith that Prince Bismarck had suddenly be her brothers revolver at the residence come an enthusiastic supporter of the illThe Viennese papers comment with disguised joy on the rumor from of her father 1311 N Street north Chinese expedition and that during Uerlin west his recent visit to Friedrichsruhe Eni quiries that Englands confidential in X at Miss Wells had met Miss Herbert a peror William confided to the prince mon actionWashington regarding comin China have failed of the number of times and was very much his most secret plans desired result IfoxDOX Dec 27 attached to her She herself had been A special dispatch The medal which was recently pre confined to the house for four months from Shanghai says sented to Lieut Perry U S N the by illness and this combined with the It is reported that 17 British warshock caused by the death of her ships are off Chemulpo Corea south- Arctic explorer by the Edinburgh society friend brought on melancholia which west of Stoul supporting the British Geographical lost has and which was subsequently been found in a resulted in suicide The deed was ap- consuls protest really amounting to theater in London parently entirely unpremeditated and an ultimatum against the kings prac A board of medical examiners of the coming immediately after Christmas tically yielding the government of marine hospital service festivities in the house completely Corea into the hands of the Russian vened in Washington on will be conJanuary 25 prostrated her aged mother t minister 189S for the purpose of examining apMiss Wells was 33 years of age rand The protest is especially directed plicants for the position of assistant very beautiful the of McLeavy J against Britishdismissal to the Corean surgeon in that service Brown adviser The BRITISH STEAMER customs in favor of the Russian enne army pack train has left Chey Wyo for Alaska 12 packers Laden With Cattle Cotton Grain and a nominee The news has produced con- and 02 mules forming the outfit BeGeneral Cargo Arrives in Port With Her sternation at Seoul which is height Â¬ fore leaving the packers wages were 7 Cotton on Fire ened by the knowledge that Japan has increased from 50 to 150 a month and St Johns N F Dec 27 The Brit- a fleet of 30 warships awaiting the the chief packers from 150 to 250 a ish steamer Lamberts Point Capt of the British representation that Humphreys seven days from Norfolk Japan fully supports Japan is irri month Samuel Sloan president of the DelaVa for Liverpool with cattle cotton tated by the arrival of Russian troops ware Lackawanna Western railgrain and a general cargo has arrived in Corea and it is believed that she will road was Thursday presented with a here with her cotton on fire and the oppose them SIG000 golden service by the oflicials ship in a bad state According to advices from Tokio and employes of the company in comOn Friday afternoon the fire wasjdis Japan has offered to assist the officers covered in the compartment amidiips at Pekin in drilling the Chinese army memoration of his eightieth birthday It gained headway rapidly hBkTs and to consent to a postponement of which falls on Christmas Stephen A Through his attorneys were cut in the cabin flooring pipes the war indemnity Many of the Jenks a stockholder made application inserted and the compartment flooded viceroys and Pekin oflicials favor the to United States Judge Adams at St wi thsteaTO4and watery Thecaptain proposal vheadehetel5tforthis port ana fo FTngo a dispatclvjo the Jaily Louis Friday for a receiver for the n Co manufactur40 hours nobody rested all hands bat Mail from Shanghai it is reported tling the fire which steadily gaining there from reliable sources that a ers of safes Judge Adams named Mat Â¬ spread to the fore compartment British force landed at Chemulpo on thew Leonardtoas receiver According It then became necessary to flood Saturday and caused the reinstatement pondent of the Washington corres the New York World it this which gave the ship a list of 17 of McLeavy Brown The same dis has decided that J W Wills of New degrees to the starboard She met ter patch refers to a native rumor that rible weather in trying to reach here the Union Jack has been hoisted on an Haven Ct will be made chief justice Her sides and deck were almost un island in the mouth of the river Yang of the supreme court of New Mexico His nomination will not be sent in un bearable with heat and the provisions Tse Kiang til after the holiday recess were spoiled by steam and smoke The A QUIET NAP The Berlin Neuste Nachrichten says paint is now peeling oil her sides while gangs of men are landing the Boy Found Dead From Cold and Exposure that since the occupation of Kiao Chau the Chinese government has cattle almost maddened with heat in an Outhouse Alan Found Dead on a bay engaged German military instructors Doorstep Capt Humphreys admits that he PinrADKLriiiA Dec 27 John Col and is now arranging for fitting recepcould not have controlled the fire 24 mer 10 years old was found dead from tions of Prince Henry of Prussia at hours longer Holes are being cut in her sides to admit more steam pipes in exposure in an outhouse in the rear of the different Chinese ports he will the hope of having the fire subdued by 2051 Marshall street Sunday afternoon visit The Novoe Vremyaof St Petersburg He Tuesday when the cotton will be dis- lie lived with his grand parents advises England to come to an arrangecharged until the seat of the fire is left home early Christmas morning and reached Nearly the entire cargo was was not again seen alive by his ment with Russia France and Gerrertives It is surmised that his ob Â¬ many but says it does not expect Lord damaged bein going where his body was found Salisbury to accept the advice ject ELECTRIC CAR Eng- Â¬ cause under such an arrangement was to take a quiet nap A man supposed to be Joseph M land would notjet the lions share of Runs AVild Down a Hill Three Persons Uadly Injured Morency was found dead on the door- China Providence R I Dec 27 At noon step at 1235 Filbert street Sunday His A pension has been granted to the Sunday a Camp street car ran wild and death is supposed to have been due to widow of Knud Knudsen a soldier in rushed down Olney street hill with the exposure and cold and the coroners the late war the back pay of which speed of an express train and shot district deputy who had charge of the aggregates over S4000 The man is a across North Main street and into the case is of the opinion that the man native of Norway and was married to corner of a frame building The im fell asleep on the step and froze to the woman who now gets the pension pact of the collision was sr death The woman never left in April 185S great that some of the heavy Norway NEW SOCIETY iron work on the car was doubled up Conrad P Heins who left New York and the corner post of the building For tho Protection of Penniless Tenants of last September to ride to San Francis New York which acted as a buffer for the run co on a wager and make the golden New Youk Dec 27 Poor penniless gate in 80 days has arrived away car was badly splintered iThat He made the occupants of the car escaped with tenants of the East Side whose impor- the trip of l12 miles in So days after their lives is remarkable There were tunities for further time in which to going through seven rain storms five about ten passengers in the car at the pay their rent the granite hearted snow storms one blizzard and three time besides tlie motorman and con- landlords refused to heed as the new sand storms year approaches have a stanch subductor Formal steps have been taken in The injured are Mrs Sarah Maluf stantial friend in the Tenants Aid so Denver Col by the incorporation of sky crushed and bruised in the ab ciety that has just been organized the Abraham Lincoln Memorial asso Not only will the legal rights of ciation for the establishment of a suit domen and head cut Conductor I F Mott shoulder dislocated and bruised evicted tenants and those threatened able monument to the martyred presi about the upper part of the body with eviction be looked after by com- dent in Colorada The site selectOd is Chas II Holmes bruised about right petent counsel in the courts butplvysi the summit of Mount Lookout in the leg and back injured cians will be furnished for those who Arkansas valleys One of the most surprising things are ill Amid scenes of riotous disorder and The president of the society is intense excitement the Illinois house was the escape of the motorman Louis Daniel XV Blumenthal vice president Thursday passed the republican sena E Morrow who stuck to his post Maurice B lilumentha secretary and torial apportionment bill by a vote of Aged Con pie Murdered Indiana Pa Dec 27 Milton Neal chief physician Samuel Stern and 70 yeas to fi nays There were but two votes to spare It was a hair and his aged wife were shot to death treasurer Di Samuel Rotten berg The Idea Ridiculed by an unknown assassin at their home breadth escape from defeat for the reLondon Dec 27 The Daily Chron- Â¬ publican mapagcrs near Jacksonville southwest of here George XV Simpson president of the some time during Christmas Their icle Monday morning ridicules the no negotiating for Fort Worth Tex stockyards who has bodies were found at 9 oclock thav tion that England is night by their son Harry who was the purchase of the Danish West Indies been appointed special food commis passing the house and stopped to pay a It says Quite apart from the breach sioner to the island of Cuba will sail Christian call on his parents Neal it would make in our relations with for Havana next week lie has in was one of the most proaiinem and the United States the purchase of structions from the agricultural de prosperous farmers of tho vieinitv in more West Indian islands is the very partment to make an explicit report on last thing England would think of the food situation existing in Cuba which lie lived The mammoth tramp steamer Algoa JCaval and Coaling Stations Klao Chuu Leased to Germany sailed from Tacoma Wednesday night Berlin Dec 27 An inspired ChiLondon Dec 27 A dispatch from with the largest cargo of grain ever nese organ published here says that Cop enhagen to the Daily Mail says loaded in a single vessel carrying 377 the Chinese emperor in order to avoid the Washington executive lias made 500 the reproach of having lost territory overtures to Denmark for the sale of a 300 bushels of wheat valued at 312 The Algoa is bound for the north will lease Kiao Chau to Germany in narrow but carefully defined stretch perpetuity it a low rate withall the of land in Northwestern Greenland west coast of Africa and is expected to be about 75 days making the voyage rights of sovereignty that England ex Â¬ ivhere the Americans intend to estab Mr N B Scott recently appointed lish naval and coaling stations ercises at Hong Kong commissioner of internal revenue has Klohedauz and Bergren Sifirn notified the department that he will Hanker Dies of Pneumoniae Boston Mass Dec 27 The first be in Washington on December 27 It Wokckstkr Mass Dec 27 VTlW Al Â¬ two players of the regular team to is expected that Mr Scott will take len of the banking- firm of WlnslowAllcn died in this city Sundaydfjpneu- - sifirn con tracts are mwici iwuutuaui charge of the office about January whose contracts Mr Formen the present commissioner iAiuuiii iigeu w years lie waspjimed an Catcher Bergen States consul at Zanzibar froinrs92 to were received by President Soden Fri- - will return to East St Louis 111 and resume the practice of law day 1S95 m Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Washington Dec 32 SecretarVioi State Sherman was seen Sunday night regarding a story cabled from Maxlrud to the effect the United States hatilcle sanded of Spain SS000000 indemnity to American traders for damagesfsus tained through the rebellion in Cuba The secretary stated that if any jueh demand had been made he hadfnot London Dec 27 Russia The railroads are confidently expecting a of travel to the Klondike in the spring It is estimated that fully 100000 peo The supreme court of Illinois has de Se attempt to reach the gold fields as clared the jury commission law to be soonwill the winter is over and with a de- Â¬ as opporconstitutional sire to turn a nimble penny at everyprepare to are William Schoenlank the consul gen- tunity trunk linesrush beginningthe first in One of for the expected eral of the Central American republic Baltimore Ohio Railroad the field is the of is dead in Berlin which has already begun the runningCitythe New York The Alma national bank of Alma through tourist car fromchange by way to of without Kan has been authorized to begin San FranciscoWashington Parkersburg and Philadelphia business Capital 50000 Louis Wednesday Cincinnati reaching is understood that John VGeorge evening Texarkana Thursday afternoon LJ It a brother of Henry George will soon Paso Texas Friday evening and San Fran- Â¬ adbe reinstated as a special inspector oi cisco Sunday morning This service is in by the Baltimore dition to the one provided customs Ohio Railroad from Pittsburgh by way of Prince Bismarck who for the past Cincinnati and the Illinois Central to New few days has been ill is now again en Orleans and the Southern Pacific through to leaving every joying satisfactory health He spent the coast the Pittsburgh car car on its reWednesday The New York Christmas quietly with his family leaves San Francisco Monday evening The Russian government has entered turn the Pittsburgh car leaves on Thursday and Â¬ NEWS ITEMS nnn n the fCIondilie Â¬ 4 Â¬ I i 1 i Jt Â¬ Â¬ t Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ j- But what do you mean by saying that the asked man was more or less intoxicated wrings see said the Lemme the lawyer I guess I mean as he scratched his chin he that if he had been more intoxicated been and if he had would have been drunk less he would have been sober How 11 that Indianapolis Journal do Despite the warnings of those who have been on the spot and predict suffering m the Klondike region thousands of adventurous Americans are wending their way thitherward All of them should be pro- Â¬ vided with that medicinal safeguard Hostet Bitters ters Stomachsystem which warms and and prevents malaria nourishes the kidney trouble besides remerheumatism dying liver complaint dyspepsia and constipation Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Catesrorical Tremendous Exodns to the Klondike- - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Pe-ehi-- li Â¬ Â¬ Depew See any sharks coming over Depond Yes played with a couple Up-to Date Columbus Hy days the Cleveland Akron will sell low rate excursion tickets to all points on its line and to prominent points on connecting railroads Tickets on sale De- Â¬ cember 24th 25th and 31st 1897 and Janu- ary 1st 1898 good returning until January 4th 1898 Ask Agents for particulars C F Daly Gen Pass Agt Cleveland The Poker Variety Â¬ For the Christmas and New Year Holiday Reduction holi- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ We wish somebody would invent suspend- Â¬ ers that never wear out Washington Democrat One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure 25e Â¬ To Cnre a Cold in Â¬ Â¬ A girl stands before a mirror while dress Â¬ ing so she can see what is going on Chi- Â¬ cago News For Homeseekers Excursion dates via the Missouri Kansas and Texas By and information of their tourist sleeper arrangement address II F Bowsher 435 Walnut St Cincinnati Ohio Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ If women were as trifling as some men there would be more divorces Washing- Â¬ ton Democrat m -- Â¬ Fits stopped free and permanently cured So fits after first days use of Dr Klines Great Nerve Restore Free 2 trial bottle treatise Dr Kline 933 Arch st Phila Pa m m Globe Very few people read a new book until it appears at the public library Atchison -- v Gentle treatment St Jacobs Oil soothes Neuralgia and cures it It fades away Herring-Hall-Marvi- Â¬ Â¬ A writing teacher is no accouhffpSanS B- v uuiig eise vvasmngton juemocrat How to cure Rheumatism Use St Jacobs Oil Â¬ It subdues It cures Â¬ Â¬ good care of her He that hath a faithful wife should take Farm Journal St Ja- - Â¬ Â¬ Dont snap in two Limber up cobs Oil will cure lumbago sure An egg in the cup is worth two in the nest Chicago News Â¬ Scrofula and All other blood Diseases are promptly And Permanently Cured By Hoods Sarsapafilla If you suffer from Any form of Blood Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Disorder you should Take Hoods and Only Hoods ALABAMA TO THE FRONT Annlston Ala writes Have been using Dr M A Simmons Liver Medi- Â¬ cine in my family 12 years It has cured mo and many others of IndiÂ¬ gestion and Dyspepsia 1 think there is quite a difference in the Etrength of it and Zeilins and A S Ii M being much stronger Â¬ cmta Pregnancy Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ W it Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ During tho period of pregnancy the menÂ¬ tal state and physical condition of theow mother inevitably determine the important faculties and essential qualities of her off-Â¬ spring If she is physically well developed and healthy pregnancy will bringno burden or suffering childbirth will be easy and comparatively painless andheroffspnngin hcrit robust health and a happy disposition But there are very few women who are not sick and diseased in some way and who suffer from various sympathetic disturb- Â¬ ances during pregnancy The morning sickness nausea and vomiting and other disturbances can be suppressed by usinff Dr Simmons Squaw Vine Wine whicn settles the stomach and gives tone to the system The bowels should be regulatel With Dr M A Simmons Iiiver Medicine 9 Â¬ b J 5wee Or Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ i Jenuer Ala writes r ior indigestion and Biliousness have used Dr M A Simmons Idver Medicine 25 years It cured M J Clark of Cramps in Stomach and did more foe Mrs M L Clark in Change of JLifo than the doctors had done in four years uVUllHfUlt Â¬ I think it is far Supe- Â¬ rior toBlack Draught ZrkiltnoRacTnli ill Â¬ - 1 Mplnnrhnlv Where there exists nervous disturbance of the sexual organs there is frequently great pain felt during menstruation ova Â¬ rian irritation and a so called irritable or sensitive uterus giving rise to manifold nervousand hysterical symptoms Tho suf ferer is agitated about trilles and worried by tho fear that everything will go wrong The condition Is a serious one as it may end m persistent hypochondria followed by in Â¬ sanity Quick relief may be obtained by Â¬ lating tho digestive organs with Dr stimu MA Simmons JLivcr Medicine and Dr Sira jnons Squaw TinoTVino will regulate the menstrual function by toning np the Ussuaa of the nteras Â¬ Ji - - vzr Mw r3Mvrrs riem BwcTgBBEjMuZ1 fciin t r fg iMi II dfcfe Jr nn h jik- - ri mi i vs2v tT -- BS2E2SSiK t f i V f k THE BOURBON NEWS cited the facts annoyed me TTJ DECEMBER 28 1897 3ffay WITH THE LARK I perceive she began softly that you are exploring a new county Mr Night is for sorrow and dawn is for joy Chasing the troubles that fret and annoy Livingston The French call it le pays Darkness for sighing and daylight for du tendre I was completely taken abaok I am Cheery and chaste the strain heartfelt not a man who wears his heart upon his and strong JUl the night through though J moan in sleeve and I had taken infinite pains J V I wake in the morning to sing with the the dark lark ir Deep in the midnight the rain whips the leaves Sof tl and sadly the wood spirit grieves But when the first hue of dawn tints the sky I shall shake out my wings like the birds and be dry JVnd though like the rain drops I grieved through the dark J shall wake in the morning to sing with the lark On the high hills of Heaven some morn- Â¬ ing to be Where the rain shall not grieve thro the leaves of the tree There my heart shall be glad for the pain I have known Tor my hand shall be clasped in the hand of my own And though life has been hard and deaths pathway been dark menu y hall wake in the morning to sing with Mrs Gerard you are cruel Have the lark you anything against me Paul Dunbar in Outlook No no but Nancy is not as as you think the daughter of Mr Gerard Her father the last words were al- Â¬ is Edgar Burling- Â¬ most inaudible ton I must have been blind not to have discovered this fact for myself How much it accounted for physically and intellectually From him she inherited those brilliant eyes from him the power of speech the torrens dicendi zj copia And what else tlORACE MtlESlIY VACHELL- I took the hand of the poor lady be- Â¬ Copyrlght 1896 by J B Llppincott Co side me and kissedit I love her I whispered For her- Â¬ CHAPTER in Continued self first and secondlj because she is Â¬ She liked to sit upon the veranda over- your daughter Nancy said Mrs Gerard in frozen looking the ocean On her face was re- Â¬ flected the placidity of the waters in tones can never marry I have given her heart I knew was the restlessness her an education that is given to few of the tides Indeed there was a smack girls She has abundant material for of the salt sea about the girl of the sea happiness outside of marriage which at in all its moods aDd tenses Her blood best is so often a failure Her books ebbed and flowed beneath the freshest her music her absorbing interest in skin on her lips with the glimmer of humanity these must fill her life Why Why teeth white as foam between their curves was the manj twinkling smile Her father The fear stamped upon in her eyes an enchanting shimmer her face twisted my heartstrings but One could swear that those same eyes there was a quality in it conspicuous would flash fiercely in time of storm absent from the terror of Mark Gerard and stress and that the red lips like This was no coward sentiment The breakers would curl angrily I hate a awful dread was not for self but for tepid temperament others Her father as you know is a Mr Livingston how softly thcsyl dangerous madman the taint of in lables of m3r name dropped from her sanity is in poor Nancys veins which do you prefer action mouth I dont care a rap I answered I or inaction peace or war love her Peace Miss Nancy at any price I Mr Livingston do you force me to push my little go cart along the lines tell the truth to Nancy of least resistance You could not be so cruel and be- Â¬ I thoug ht men she emphasized sides I I have no reason to suppose the word preferred war that she returns my love I have taken they leave that to wom- Â¬ no advantage of my position I have Kowada3s en You must leave 1he cottage But the love of of adven- Â¬ row ture is natural to man Leave I stammered The word To uncivilized man yes stuck in my throat Strip a man she cried with a touch We were sitting in the parlor Mrs of scorn of the rags we call manners Gerard feelinc that further conversa Jakrf torn Jiim the deference whiche tion was intolerable rosaJironiMer lpaysurw- lie opinion 6f society vahd uuixn uiiu waiiveu sjuwiy lioin uieraom what do you find Through the window I cauglua glimpse Sometimes a beast of her graceful figure as she paced down She drew in her breath with the garden path Was Nancy destined Ah to fiit from my life in some such ab Â¬ i pretty sig h a god Sometimes rupt fashion Not wh le I Hugo Liv- Â¬ Does he teach small boys she ingston had life and limbs to pursue Confess now Mr I waited a couple oi minutes choking isked demurely jivingston you are something of a my emotion then I followed I found raud You ought to be fighting with her at the end of the walk where a flight rour pen I mean slaying monsters of steps led to the sands She stood shading her e3es from the setting sun ike Hercules and instead you are to Omphale There is time her glance straying southward Talking I or everything noted in the mid distance a man walk Â¬ ing rapidly probably Demetrius for Tell me she spoke coaxingly your true reason for coming here he was tall and well proportioned ont attempt to deceive me I can dis Â¬ Strangers frequentty passed the house tinguish truth from falsehood the sands at low tide were a public and I wondered vaguely What eyes you must have How do highway what possible interest this pedestrian rou do it Its very simple Truth once seen challenged Mrs Gerard ignored me s never forgotten the poor dear you entirely She stared intentlj at the ap- Â¬ emember wears no clothes thats why proaching man me lives at the bottom of a well but I touched her arm Mrs Gerard I pity you profoundly alsehood is tricked out in the latest but if I am willing to take the chances ashion And you have met truth face to if Hush she cried wildly In the ace name of Heaven who is that I live with my mother It was prettily said but it set me to She pointed dramatically at the figure hinking and thought like falsehood striding swiftly along the sands Some stranger I murmured Mrs ias many costumes in her wardrobe Gerard you are overwrought let me Ahere did Miss Nancy learn to talk Icr mother sweet gentle soul was no take you back to the house It is he she said trembling It is tonversationalist her father con Â¬ found him was a money grabber The Edgar Burlington He has found me at firl must be still in her teens but her last shrewdness and wit amazed me Xo man I observed incriminates CHAPTER IV nmself The reason of nry presence here She fled homeward seeking sanctu must remain for the present at the aiy like some hunted creature My first oottom of the well But beware I have impulse was to follow and console but found out your besetting sin duty and curiosity nailed me to the She looked at me defiantly spot From the shadow of the cypress I dont believe it fence I could see Burlington myself A morbid love of excitement unseen He strode past looking Wretch You have laid your finger neither to the right nor to the left apon a tender spot Yes I am fond of walking as a man walks when he has excitement The deadly dullness of my his goal in sight I waited thinking life till till quite lately has driven me hard then I returned to the house nearly crazy I have the dramatic in Â¬ Nancy met me as I passed the thresh- Â¬ stinct strong in me Heaven knows old Her sweet face was puckered and where I got it but I cant be rid of it lined by anxiety Mother she gasped And my dramatic instinct tells me that is so ill Please come to her at once I there is some mystery here in this am frightened peaceful house where you would least I entered the parlor Upon the couch expect it and you Mr Livingston are lay Mrs Gerard Her eyes were closed mixed up with tin mysleiy There her breath came and went in short ts out at last gasps her pulse was rapid and feeble Poor child how I pitied her At my suggestion Nancv left the room Miss Nancy I said earnestly the to procure some aromatic spirits of am Â¬ vise old Greeks had a word which we monia Before she returned Mrs Ge Â¬ translate wrongly bitter sweet It rard opened her eyes should be sweet bitter for the bitter- Â¬ Mark she murmured faintly ness comes last and remains If you where is he This faintness will pass could realize how sweet and fragrant but my child Mr Livingston find mv your present life is you would be thank Â¬ child fully content This is reall fairyland I humored her instantly fearing hys- Â¬ if you only knew it but the beauiy of teria The sight of the lad I reflected it will never come home to you till would still her poor fluttering heart you have left it more quickly than all the drugs in Do you mean she said slowly Christendom Mark of course was with that the gratificaton of rny curiosity Demetrius I had left the two at the may drive me from Uti en Very well back of the house building a small 3 take the hint sloop upon plans furnished by me The Mrs Gerard Greek was no mean mechanic and Mark At the end of the month requested a private interview Her face had proved an enthusiastic apprentice I remarked wore a troubled expres- Â¬ Demotrius If ound busily at work but sion and she twisted her slender fingers the boy was not with him a sure sign of nervousness The impassivity of the Greek as ire- - to icep that unruly organ out of sight Your silence she continued con- Â¬ firms my fears Let me entreat you to turn back before it is too late Turn back Mrs I ejaculated Gerard this is no walking tour I am traveling by express It is better to walk she said coldly I could tell by her tone that she was provoked It is better to crawl I replied but when a man is traveling sixty miles an hour it is dangerous to leave the train But you must leave the train at once And break my neck my heart I mean Hearts do not break she mur Â¬ at least not the hearts of mured ar to-mc- r- fig-hting- - - -- HUMOROUS survey of the cavern some-reassured me and I remarked Hepperton says wont marry wpsatisfaction that the hands of anyone but a widow he hope he wont I Dont alarm yourself sir I can fird Burtiiigton were unstained save for the marry mine Indianapolis Journal Mr Mark ne is around somewhere rgghes of fungus that his clothing Hewitt Why didnt you laugh at borfelno evidence of committed crime Of course but where Somewhere Jewett that joke when I told it He ran down to the sands to get thlfttthis features even were calm and I dont believe in laughing at an old some fresh water for his aquarium peaceful Bending over his prostrate friend Truth The sands Good God man and we tiocjSJlin the sorest perplexity I heard are standing here Follow me araelcome footfall and an instant later way Spogs Was it not disgraceful the in which Smiggs snored in church I ran at top speed to the waters edge Demetrius stood beside me to day should think it Yes he had left his bucket and wan- Â¬ ark I stammered Have you was WrhyStuggs I us all up he woke Tit dered north searching probably for seeslMark Bits e is with his mother he replied shells in the masses of seagrass and Before the Scrap Hooley Did kelp which a Tecent storm had flung coolly Then he too bent down and yez hear about Casey quittin wor rk upon the shore I noted his footprints gazed steadily into the face of his en Oi did Dooley at noon yisterday in the wet sand and close beside them em Hooley not Phwot med im the large deeply indented trades of JpHe is not dead Mr Livingston Shure it wor th twilve oclock whis- Â¬ Burlington iffne fellow asked no questions He Judge Perdition What if I arrived too accepted the situation with extraor Â¬ tle I am afraid that actors sometimes late dinary stoicism salaries they get To the south the sands stretched Tlli s ver Daly injured I an Â¬ deceive us about the mannered citizen remarked the mild widely flart for miles a superb high swered curtly I fear fatally No keen observer they way fringed with low sand dunes to jJJJjjVhat are you ffoing to do he may replied thedo think they but they dont the north were the cliffs jutting prom- Â¬ whispered Washington Star ontories of red sandstone honey- Â¬ JlpDo Why get him out of this at Well my son how Fine Progress combed with caves- - These caves could oncei vre you getting along at college asked be entered only at the lowest tides He laid a heavy finger upon my fore-arm- the anxious father They call me a and were favorite haunts of the boy In their dim recesses were exquisite r Livingston his hot breath phenom governor I started in as a De- Â¬ Â¬ medusa pmk purple and green star- stirred the hair upon my temples Mr substitute and now Im full back troit Free Press fish echinoderms monstrous abalones Livingston the tide is coming in Wasnt Bliss What I know about and other marvels One cavern to Dhe diabolical suggestiveness of the riding a wheel said the scorcher which the Portuguese had given the words palsied my tongue Yes said the would fill a book melodramatic title Pirates cave had a 4jEhe tide is coming in he repeated He slowly a horrid smile upon his clean policeman who had gathered him in mighty fascination for Marie and what you dont know about it listened to the yarns of the anoient cuglips Chicago would soon fill the morgue mariners and believed implicitly with Ifrwould be wise I reflected to ignore News the glorious faith of youth that chests hisjjineaning Moneyworth Why of doubloons dead mens bones and oth- Â¬ Indeed jYes I returned we have not a er relics of Spanish buccaneers were minute to lose Take his feet Demetri- Â¬ Why will the newspapers publish col Â¬ awaiting discovery Upon the Pacific us Luckily we are strong men umns of the revolting details of mur Â¬ slope especially in springtime tidal Sut Demetrius folded his massive ders Here I ve wasted two go od hours waves are not infrequent and Mark had arms and stood erect reading through this mass of trash received strict orders from his mother iSake hold man about the last one Philadelphia never to venture alone into the caves North American Landlady I make no doubt that he ignored these JNo with a startling change of fa Â¬ The price of this room Stu- Â¬ commands opportunity cial expression a very petard of words is 30 marks Will that suit you whenever served Landlady Then exploded a thunderclap from a sullen dent Perfectly As I ran vagabond thoughts whirled cloud This was his enemy his mas Â¬ you cant have it A man who meekly like dervishes through my brain I ters enemy whom destiny had deliv- Â¬ accepts such an exorbitant price obvi Â¬ recalled the proverbial patience and ered into our hands He had been ously does not intend to pay his bill cunning of madmen Burlington armed steuck down with foul murder in his Fliegende Blaetter Sa with powerful field glasses must have il ear t ne deserved to die He should I understand you have been advo- Â¬ watched and waited possibfy for a have died at the hangmans hands a cating a tax on bachelors said Single- Â¬ full month for this very chance From score of years ago If we succored him ton I have replied Benedict Upon my knowledge of the man I shuddeied now and ill came of Up blood what grounds do you justify it to think what foul use he would make oiffthe innocent would it the be upon our onlthe general theory that a man should of it be made to pay for the enjoyment of a heads When I reached the end of the sand I This he considered very mil this and much more with amaz Â¬ luxury paused A cove was directly in front of ing fluenc3r and vehemence When he clever until his wife heard of it when me in fact a succession of coves shel- Â¬ had finished speaking the plash of wa- Â¬ it seemed to lose much of its brilliancy tered each one byfrowriing headlands ters mingled faintly with the echo of Chicago Evening Post At high tide these coves were inaccessi- Â¬ hisconeluding words A wave the her Â¬ UNDER THE THAMES ble from the shore and already the incoming-- tide had broken A STROLL at the base of ald of the murmur upon the rocks out waters were lapping idly vwjh sullen Blaclcwall Tnnnel Becomes the Pa Â¬ the cliffs Seagulls screamed overhead siae rade of Londons East End The wet sand was blood red with sun- Â¬ For some weeks past the Blackwall heard what you say For the set reflections The sun itself was be- of your long years of faithful serv tunnel has been to the toilers of the iBell shall try to forget what has passed East end what Hyde Park is to the West end It is the promenade a la mode to as many thousands as can reach it A9 said he for the second time Little as its promoters dreamed little to be continued as his royal highness the prince of t3 RHILOSOPHER CORRECTED Wales imagined when in July last the iBehjasnin Franklins Experience walk was declared open Blackwall tunnel has grown to be the great renwitli a Wig ZJIalcer When Benjamin Franklin went to dezvous of the people It is their play ground their1 concert hall their sheloiteaiSsggOTBffiSSPBSa be ter from cold andjwind and rain the presented to the king and it was a mat Â¬ trysting place bl lovers and destined ter of some solicitude with him how he to infold more than one romance more shguld array himself for that ceremony than one tragedy It has already had one death for He was anxious not to be considered a few weeks ago a van- driver was lacking in respect for the French court wfiere much formality regarding dress thrown from his seat and killed Au J was observed but he knew it would the corpse of the van driver was be 7 I You Xilr Livingston aro mixed up iu tM be an affectation for so simple a repub ing carried out a bystander remarked mystery lican as he was to imitate the court to one of the policemen who stand guard at the Poplar end of this great low the horizon the day dying fast dress ne decided therefore and wise feat of engineering A dead man and the short spring twilight stealing lr t to appear in a plain suit of black eh Why Ive just counted 20 pairs velvet with white silk stockings and swiftly from landward of lovers going in Scrambling across the rocks I black shoes Blackwall tunnel What a splendid Nevertheless he deemed it best to scanned anxiously the semicircular All day and title for a melodrama cove in front of me No human being make one concession to the French night the tunnel is lit lip by electric was in sight Hurrying on I struck fashion of the time by wearing a wig lamps an incomparable vista of light again the sand and on it the footprints something which he had not been ac- a mile and a half lonj No wonder These I followed to the mouth of the customed to do He ordered of a wig then that wThen several thousand peo- Â¬ Pirates cave There where the peb- Â¬ maker the largest one the man had ple are in the tunnel singing shouting bles hid the tracks the spoor was lost and in season for the presentation the laughing playing on cencertina banjo man himself brought the wig and set or My worst suspicions were realized Jews harp the scene should be it on I listened intentiy for the murmur of about tryinghe could the man could not one unparalleled in the whole length But do all voices Then slipping ofE my shoes I and breadth of London squeeze the wig on the philosophers stepped noiselessly forward My right It wrill be a problem to Mr Macdon es- Â¬ ald the chief engineer of the great hand gripped the stock of a pistol head He tried and tried and also which at the urgent request of Gerard sayed to convince Franklin against the tunnel how this huge bod of pleasure evidence of his senses I carried habitually in my pocket The a fit Finally Franklinthat the wig was seekers is to be managed when later said on the wintry blasts blow and their cave had two chambers an inner and you man your wig is not large tendency to loiter and reluctance to I tell an outer the latter lighted by a small leave will increase aperture in the roof I remembered enough Upon this the Frenchman threw the The tunnel was not quite finished with a sudden gust of hope that it was wig down in a rage when the prince of Wales opened it possible to crawl through this aperture Monsieur he said that is impos- Â¬ It was closed to the public for some and regain the cliffs above I had per Â¬ too formed this feat myself at much per- Â¬ sible It is not the wig whichisis too weeks But since its actual and per- Â¬ manent opening it has been found in sonal inconvenience but Mark made lit-Â¬ small It is the head which large a dual sense to fill a long felt want tle of it nere then was a loophole of Accepting the rebuke as deserved There is light and love and laughter escape Franklin went to the presentation with- Â¬ no care no trouble no cold so every The silence accentuated by the drip out any wig and found there that the Sunday anyone who is anyone in the and trickle of water was horrible A honesty near east takes his wife or sweetheart more appropriate stage setting for a simplicity of his dress and the manners won him tragedy could scarcelj be conceived and- candor of his court than any con- Â¬ for a stroll beneath the Thames Lon- Â¬ don Mail The dank walls slimy with fungoid more esteem at the cession to fashion could possibly have growth harbored no echo What Sunlight Destroys Bacteria nymph indeed would haunt so fearful done Youths Companion In view of the destructive effect of a grot The pools of water courted Great Waste of Words sunlight especially of the blue to the blood stained hands And in the deep There was once a mathematical tutor ultra violet rays upon- bacteria in crannies and fissures were hiding- - places in one of the Emglish universities who water Prof II Marshall Ward would wras in the habit of boasting- that he explain the comparative freedom of for a hecatomb of victims I am no coward but horror smote me neither knew nor cared to know any river waters under the blazing hot sum Â¬ in the face thing about poets or poetry and con- mer sun from bacteria as against the As I glided in the shadows to the en- Â¬ sidered it all a lot of unpractical rot more abundant infection of the same trance of the inner chamber I heard a A certain brother tutor anxious to con waters in winter Pasteur and Miguel peculiar noise a fretting of garments vert him gave him the famous Ghargis found that the germs iloating in the air against rocks Pistol in hand I plunged of - the Light Brigade to read The are for the most part dead killed the forward High up crawling painfully muthematiciani took it up and began author holds by the sun Yeasts which Half a league normally vegetate on the exterior ot across jagged rocks was Burlington to read aloud thus a league Then he ripening grapes are destroyed accord- Â¬ but where was the boy halfia league half banged the book down exclaiming im- Â¬ ing to Martinaud if the heat be very Halt I cried sternly Well if the fool meant a intense and Guinti has observed that The sound of my own voice startled patiently me and it startled the madman above league and a half whj- - on earth didnt the ingress of sunlight hinders acetic lie turned suddenly grasped helplessly he say so fermentation When the tjphoid bacil- Â¬ at the slimy walls lost his hold and lus falls into torpid dirty water in sum- Â¬ The 01 Instinct crashed headlong to my feet He had Why does a woman alwajs buy he mer it finds a congenial propagating place The dirt furnishes it food ab- Â¬ f alien in the most awkward possible postage stamps three at a time place a rift between two rocks For So as to get pennies in change ol sorbs heat to increase the warmth and every feeling was ban- Â¬ course keeps off the hostile blue and violet rays the moment ished save that of pity but how to ex- Â¬ Popular Science Monthly to get pennies JWhat does she want passed my understanding for tricate him Lark Knot In a Sycamore He lay senseless upon his back The Well that makes it seem more like a When a Manchester Englandi timber trapezius muscles had borne the brunt bar gain Chicago Journal merchant was sawing- a sycamore into of the shock and saved him a broken People looking in windows are not eng thshe came across a lark knotin the neck but in the nature of things he goods They are wood an inch and a half in diameter must have suffered very grave internal always looking at displayed injuries But the catastrophe added lookihgto see themselves Washing When this was cut through itof a bird the cleanly marked outline ton la Democrat fuel to the flames of my anxiety on sap tvhich the merchant deemed curious Had he escaped Godmothers never do anything foi enough to have Marks account photographed Strand Or I their godchildren except in storj iMagazine through the hole in the rpof ii--Atcnison iiiPoe dared not finish the sentence He leis Â¬ urely assumed coat and waistcoat and proceeded to put awa3 his tools Â¬ -- j MH 602 MAIN BAILEY PARIS KY i ST Over Deposit Bank Office hours 8 to 12 a in 1 to 6 pm - H A SMITH Office over G S Varden Office Hours 8 to 12 a Co 1 m to 5 p m J K ADAIR L C MOORE Moore Drs Adair Dental Surgeons No 5 3 Broadway 6 to 12 Paris Ky a m and 1 S- pm Office Hour 3dc tf to Henry L Casey Veterinary Surgeon Dentist All diseases of the domesticated ani- Â¬ mals treated on scientific principles Diseases ot the hog a specialty Office at Tunitoy Clark Mitchells lower stable BLDEGRASS NDRSERIES FALL 1897 Full stock of Fruit and Ornamental Grape Vines Small Fruits Trees Asparagus and every thing for Ol chard Lawn and Garden We have no Agents but sell direct to the planter saving enormous commis- Â¬ sions Catalogue on application to H F HILLENMEYER RAILROAD TIOIE CARD Lexington Ky L N ft R ARRIVAL OP TRAINS j From Cincinnati 100S a m 538 p m 1015 p m From Lexington 439 a m 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond i35 a m 740 a m 328 p m From Maysville 742 a m 325 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS 5 ivi Â¬ Â¬ To Cincinnati 445 a m 755 a m 340 p m To Lexington 750 a m 1105 a in 545 p m 1021 p in ToRichmond 1108 a m 543 p m 1025 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent Â¬ tf PH GBBSiFEin 01 EI i fi00pm - 1S TIME TABLE EAST BOUND Â¬ Ar Lexington Ijv Louisville Lv Lexington llriluin S50pm 80un 550pm Lv Winchosterll5Smi 2opm 15un iipm Ar Mt fc5terlngl22opiii 950pm i5Uirn 703pm Ar Washington I5am 3 10pm Ar Phllaclelphhil0l5am 705pm lMOnu ffcOSpm Ar New York WEST BOUND iiiiiiminpm S0nm t t Â¬ Trains marked thus f run daily ex-Â¬ cept Sund93T other trains run daily Through Sleepers between Louisville Lexington and New York without change For rates Sleeping Car reservations or any information call on orGEORGE W Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar brankfort ArSnelbyville Ar Louisville 730am 450pm 655am 250pm 800am 520pm 735am 345pm 911am itfOpm 1001am 720pm 1100am 815pm t t Barney Agent L F B Div Pass Agent Lexington Ky NRR Paris Ky Carr CINCINNATI FRASKFORT In Eflect March 1 1807 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY PJAST BOUND RY Lve Frankfort - Arr Elkhorn Arr Stamping Ground Arr Du vails Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr New town Arr Ceutreville Arr Elizabeth All 1 1 - X liwiiiliiaifitHl 630am 300pm 643nm 320pm 65 la in 33Jpm 702am MSpm 708am 358pm 720am J15pm 800am 430pm 812am Wipra 822am 4 52pm 828am J 58pm 810ara o10pm 920am 530pm 932am 542pm 938am 548pm 948am 558pm 1 WEST BOUND - Â¬ Â¬ I ArrElizabeth Arr Ceutreville Arr Newtown Arr Georgetown Lve Georgetown Arr Duvalis Arr Stnm ping Ground Arr Switzer ArrEtlcuuru GEO B HARPER Genl Supt Fkankfokt Ky 1040un 63 i m 1056am 646pm 1110am 653pm 1125am 704pm 1135am 7llpm llS5sim 725pm C D BERCAW Genl Pass Agt a 1000am 6 0pm HOUSE AND LOT AND BLACK SMITH SHOP FOR SALE DESIRE to sell my house and ot with blacksmith shop at Jackson- Â¬ ville Ky I will sell for half cash bal ance in twelve months f6t further particulars address Dr call on BENJ F SHARON 13oct tf Jacksonville Ky I -- - -- te JOHN CONNELLY PARIS KENTUCKY Work guaranteed satisfactory Calls promptly answered Your woik ia solicited Prices reasonable -- v yj X dISiGjufe iiia ii vn18 agfe TJSjare aa v- - Mfflv ssasrs ir S- FW K w f - Q Ill A Ii y 4r- - ftf THE BOURBON aycregciaggsBga GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS lWstWJBSDAT TWIT IMlSTii w A DECEMBER j 281887 V Royal maves the food pure wholesome and delicious JWi r IM j life In Theatrical Aud Otherwuso Remark8 Foyer Tho A lovely maid a liht tnrnd low i ia rrt trv to resist llPl Shn stopped beneath the mistletoe ujy Twas Bulb I kiesed Zoundh sister rru TrnAorhilr ftlee Mandolin and Banjo Clubs come to the opera house tomorrow night for one coucert aim oe their performance will no doubt Hrgely patrouizwi by Fans socir f The Clubs have given a numb r successful concerto on the road tnn far and they claim to be better eqmppru in point of numbers and general merit than Hver this year They are out uur Â¬ dnriug the holiday season and will re of turn to Nashville with the coming the new year 3 Well Children that are not very rotnist need a warming building and f at forming Food Dr HUTCHISON Presh Paragraphs About The People In This Vicinity AmidJShnAlexaider Poached Sunday PnufnA -- aVt01 iogton g morning b0ld an Pxtra Jhu Dean three months in the fall that they may not suffer from cold something to be used for two Miss Pearl Kenney is at home from alG llege t0 8peud the hulklaysUrg Carrie Pryor is visiting her hU LiZe1 at Bfcards Stal6uer Mrs HOLIDAYSTOCK otex NEWT MITCHELL 9 at Poor POWDER Absolutely Pure CO NEW YORK EMULSION of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophos phites of Lime and Soda supplies SCOTTS THE POPULAR GROCER daily displaying an extra choice line of Special Holiday groceries etc Below is mentioned some of the standard and select stocKr xi you want good goods you will find just that sort at my store 1-- -win be pleased to fill your order and assure you the very best goods to- De Ts exactly what they want They EVAPORATED FRUITS will thrive grow strong and be We are offering splendid shoes in Apricots Pears POWDER I Peaches Prunes J toes and shapes at low prices splendid food well all winter on this Champgn ions French Peas tonic Nearly all of them become suitable sensible gifts for ladies misses Shrimp Salmon Sardines very fond of it For adults who or children The following compauies have given Davis Thompson Isqrig are not very strong a Pearl Hominy Rice Oat Meal Rolled Oats up the ghost Edward Harridan Kate course of treatment with Oorriuu Ruoney Claxton Katie Prof Oshornes Dancing Class Seventeenth Year Established 1881 -- The Olives Capers Chow Chow Tabasco Sauce Vvksw the Emulsion for a couple Alabama Robert E Graham of months in the fall will The dancing class recently organized Edam Published every Tuesday and Friday by City of New York and Kismet Cheese N Y Cream Cheese Pineapple Cheese put them through the by Prof Herod Osborne is progressing WALTER CHAMP Imported Macaroni HomesticJMacaroni Editors and Owners winter in first class conÂ¬ rapidly The lessons are given on Monj BRUCE MILLER The Duchess of Marlborough buys dition Ask your doctor day Wednesday and Friday evenings Pure Maple Syrup Pue Buckwheat Flour etc nparly all of her dresses in New York ear Make all Checks Money Orders about this Mincemeat New pupils will be taken at any time payable to the order of Champ MiMjEB in bnlk ad it is for She boysperfume See that the or private instruction will be given Be sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion Nancamp Tomato Catsup Nancamp Pork and Beans to thefManor of Woodstock n man and fish are on the wrapper warded ROYAL BAKING up-to-da- Thieves took turkeys from Geo Jacoby James Harp and Henry Harp last week On Dec 8th at Trinity Church luneau Alaska John Morrow formerly of this county was married to Miss Jblvina Anderson had te iTiwiriEws m Â¬ m ADVBRliaUtb JiATEH Displays one dollar per inch lor first inser gallon jars tion half rates each insertion thereafter per Locals or reading notices ten cents line each insertion Locals in bled type Mr ClayJClement has been booked to twenty cents per line each insertion Fractions of lines count us full lines when appear at tht Paris Grand Opera House running at line rates Obituaros cards of thanks calls on canal the latter part of January in his new dates resolutions of respect and matter of a play A Southern Gentleman like nature ten cents per line large advertise Â¬ All druggists 50c and zoov- - SCOTT BOWNE Chemists New York W Of Peck P O ments and yearly cards Special rates given for Â¬ Against The Pension Incubus 17 - ea - sfc disposition shown by the great newspapers of the country says the Cincinnati Times Star to purge the pension list and Among the make it a roll of honor leading papers notict d in one day to contain an argument in favor of an amended law to stop the abuse of the sys- Â¬ ork Sun Herald tem were the New World Journal Times Post and Tri- Â¬ bune North American Bulletin Rec ord and Press Boston Herald and Globe Pittsburg Post and Press Buf- Â¬ falo Courier Record and Commercial Syracuse Post Rochester Herald Troy Springfield Times Brooklyn Eagle Albany Journal Republican Mass Washington Star Newark Advertiser Portland Oregonian Milwaukee Even iug Wisconsin Chicago Herald Record Inter Ocean Post and News Detroit Journal and Jincinati Times Star All of these are published or circulated north of the Mason and Dixon liue and but nine are politically opposed to the Republican party There is a growing Mixed and Stick bandies dividends t Columbus Ohio policy holders are uuequaled and to Almonds Pecans Filberts Cream Nuts Gents I have purchased a box of Wrights drug- Â¬ procure Celery Capsules from James T Blaser Northwestern dividends you O and used Seedless London Layer Raisins Miss Harriet Glascock gave a sne gist WaverlyConstipation them for Stomach must carry Northwestern insurance tf Loose Muscatel Raisins Trouble and I was unable to Citron Figs Dates PPRfnl find artistic Greek entertain do anything for nearly twe years I ased three boes of your Celery Capsules and they ment last week in Nicholasville have cured me Kor the benefit of others so To the Wright Medical Co Wrights Celery Capsules Anderson Pike Co O Recommends S Call on the professor for particulars The regular lessons are given at Odd Fellows Hall Many of Bourbous prettiest and most graceful dancers were former pupils of Prof Osborne Choice Celery Baltimore Oysters ISGRIG TURKEYS Finest Chocolate Candies 4 The Northwesterns Raisins fc x afflicted J wish to send this letter Very ru ly yours WS To Cure A Cold In One Day The Wedding Day Company has in the forrteen weeks it has been on the road taken in 140000 Sold by all druggists at 50c and SI per box rfend address on postal to the Wright Med Co Columbus O for trial size free ClieMappake Ohio Ry Changes Time Andehsm Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money if it f ails to cure 25c For sale by W T Brooks and James Kennedy Ky Â¬ Paris NEWTON MITCHELL THE GROCER DEALER IN 5 McKoy Creeden fight presented McKoy with a diamond ring Nat Goodwin who won 4000 on the Â¬ Chauncey Olcott will probably act in England next season Now that the full quota of Chiistmas accidents have been reported the necessity for limiting by law the size and power of fire crackers becomes evident The Kentucky Legislature could limit the size of the fire crackers sold in the State and save countless hands and fingers from being blown off The dynamite crackers are dangerous and should be prohibited in Kentucky Â¬ V Commencing Sunday December i2th the Chesapeake Ohio Ity will shorten the time of its F F V Limited train which will leave A Shattered Nervous System Mt - erlingat l30 p mVinchester at 415 p m Lexington 520 Frankfort 618 p m and helby vilie 70 p m reaching Louisville at FINALLY HEART TROUBLE S00 oclock p m making direct connection in Uuio Depot in Louisville with the 1111- - Restored to Health by Dr Miles Nervine 10 s Central Limited Vestibuled train leav- Â¬ ing Louisville at 810 p m carrying Free hair Car and elegant sleepers reaching Memphis at 700 a m next morning and New Orleans 7t p m next evening and making direct connection in M inpbi or all Texas points Also connects in Union Dipjl in cj W Louisville with the Air Lne B O a d Henderson Route trains for St Louts and the West and wiih Big Four Koute for Chicago and poi its North This s the best and quickest train serice ever given the Blue Grass seci ion for he Wcsi aud South and i seventy miles short cm to t Louis than via Cincinnati For full information call on C U Agents or write in the uTiaerigned No trouble to answer questions G V Ua a KY D USA Lexington Ky Main St adjoining Northern Bank Paris Ky vSis Buck and Bills Furniture Window Shades Oil Barber Shop Cloths Carpets Mattresses Etc ing and Repairing Special attention given to CJndertak- GEO W DAVIS barbers 1 Main Street - - - Pakjs Ky All work done strictly first class Next door to Bourbon Bank 4nov tf For first class work Three first class Sk New Laundry Agency 7 I- L a n 1000000 insurance on the lives of cow poet has succeeded in hav- Â¬ Bom bun Countyb representative citi- Â¬ Col South Trimble of Franklin ing abated the town cow nnisance zens Call on R P Dow Jr for kas withdrawn from the race for The Prowler deserves a wreath of particulars 26oc 8t owor branch of the Ken Â¬ glory Speaker of the mbly This leaves tucky General JUKS LA UK A WEISHATJF The editors of the Kentucky press still in the field J C W Beckham of Nelson J D Mocquot of McOracken sympathize with editor D W Clark of Of Murry Jnd Recommends Wrights Celery Capsules the Georgetown Sentinel in the loss of Suffering from delirium tremens his beloved wife Murry Ind Sept 17 1896 Albert Brann yelled Im 1897 and muBt Wkigiit Medical Co A cablegram from St Petersburg The mate way for 1898 and attempted Sun- Â¬ says Coluinbus Ohio that the Russians have siezed Kin day to jump into Chicago river Dear Siks Last spring I purchased Chau north of Port Arthur Chicago liquor must he awful a bos of Wrights Celery Capsules fr mi ocrats A-5-- - The powerrof tin press is evidenced by the fact that the Winchester Dem- -- Â¬ mmmmim jiieiN ortnwesterniiSFCi arrying nearly R EDWARD HARDY the jolly man ager of Sheppard Co great store at l 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 drug store will left at Clarke receive immediate attention Work promptly called for and delivered Respectfully 16ap tf soft kid that has wearing quality 3 Ladies get you a hand welt shoe lace or button three styles of toe and made of nice-- RION CLAY v Bruce Holladay Holmes sound money Democrat wilkbe retained as postmaster at Fr ankfort SB Â¬ The Kentucky Press Editor W F Schooler of the More head Advance got a fat possum in his sock fl I II1 The Mt Sterling Seniiuel Democrat will soon be thirty years old It im- Â¬ proves with age The Carlisle Mercury and The Mays ville Ledger want the Legislature to establish a Pure Food Commission The Richmond Pantagraytt s Christ- Â¬ mas number was just like a Christmas stocking chock full of good things The Christmas number of the Rich Â¬ mond Register was printed in two colors red and black which are but regular colors after all The paper is always read One of the brightest features in the entire press of Kentucky is the very clever work done by Harry Giovannoli The Penciler of the Danville Advo Â¬ cate His stories and sketches are delightfully interesting and betokpn a genius which will add new lustre to an already enviable reputation Â¬ Awarded highest Honors Worlds Fair L C Davenport druggist Blufftou Ind aud used them for stomach trouble with which I had been afflictea tor more An Interesting Jumble Of News And than 15 eara Since taking your Cap Â¬ Comment sules I have lost all trace of pain and my Miss Lillian Cromwell of Lexington stomach is entirely well I can eat any thing and can truthfully say that I have has become a nun not felt better in years Burglars robbed the post office at LonYours Respectfully don Ky in 1500 in stamps Mrs Lauka Weishauft Pugilist J J Corbett is in Cincinnati Sold by VV T Brooks at 50c and 100 per box Send address on postal to the this week with his show company Wright Med Co Columbus Ohio for The W C T U sent fifty cakes to trial size free the prisoners at the Frankfort peniten- Â¬ tiary Friday Raiders have threatened to destrov the property of members of the Garrard county court if pikes are not freed Miss Lavinia Oldham who has been in Japan doing missionary work return of the Mother shapes the course ed last week to her home in Mt Ster- of unborn generations goes ling sounding through all the A bureted waterpipe in the court ages and enters the confines of house at Shelbyville flooded the circuit Eternity With what care there- Â¬ clerks office and ruined many valuable fore should the Expectant Moth- Â¬ er be guarded and how great the records effort be to ward off danger and Three little girls near Glasgow played hog killing and one was shot through make her life joyous and happy both of her legs Hog killing is not likely to become a popular amusement Rudolph Kleibolt Co of Cincinallays all have bought 60000 worth of nati Nervous- Â¬ Clark county turnpike bonds The ness rel- Â¬ bonds bear 4 per cent interest and are ieves the payable in twenty years Headache Adam Juett a prominent farmer of Cramps the Breckinridge neighborhood Harri and Nau- Â¬ son county snor ana killed Ben Col J sea and so vine a tenant Saturday morning fully pre- Â¬ Juett give himself up He claims self pares the 3MmSMri SCINTILLATIONS Â¬ Â¬ Eraccville 111 trrites I had nerer been sick a day In my life until In 18W I got so bad with nervous prostration that I had to giro up and commence to doctor I tried our local physicians and one in Joliet butnono gave me any relief and I thought I was going to die I became despondent and suffered untold agony I could not eat sleep nor rest and it seemed as if I could not exist At tho end of six months I was reduced to but a shadow of myself and at last my heart became affected and I was truly miserable I took six or eight bottles of Dr Miles Nervine It gave mo relief from the start and at last a cure the great est blessing of my life Dr Miles Remedies Dr are sold by all drug- Â¬ mail miles gists under a positive guarantee first bottle benefits or money re- Â¬ ffoetores funded Book on dis- Â¬ Health eases of tho heart and nerves free Address DR MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart Ind 1T Here is the Place 1 f Nervine THE INFLUENCE L H Landman Of No 503 W Ninth Street Ohio MD Cincinnati Paris -- Sgs u Â¬ Will be at the Windsor Hotel Ky To buy Your Christmas Gifts Buy something useful My prices on my whole line will and cas not be beaten How are these for presents TUESDAY month returning every second Tuesday in each I EC 14TH 1897 MOTHERS FRIEND Â¬ Optician La n d m a has been visiting this city regularly for over five years and has ad- Â¬ justed glasses to the eyes of the best people of Paris and Bourbon proven himself com- Pictures Rugs Lamps County and has petent thorough reliable and honest Comforts Fancy Rockers Sideboards You can get Landmans glasses from Folding Beds Tabourets Childrens Sweepers Clark Clays drug store between hiF regular visits and when he makes his Parlor Cabinets Jardinierres Lace Curtains visit he will examine your eyes thoroughnecessary to ly and make any change Portierres Bead Portierres Secretaries give satisfaction Examination free J Fithian Ladies Desks Elegant Tables Blankets References Drs W Bowen and C Eads Buck Fithian D Cram of Paris Â¬ Â¬ l b Childrens Parlor Furniture Extensicn Tables -- defense CREAM i BAKING PflWDm MOST PERFECT MADE Uncle Rector Williamson the well known mo antain pedagogue says the Louisville Post had for a pupil Miss Lennie Abshire who at the age of 72 did not know a letter but soon learned to read Republicans of Clark county held a meeting at Winchester protested against the appointment of R R Perry aa Postmaster indorsed John W Lang ley and demanded the resignation of K J Hampton as district chairman system that Childbirth is made easy and the time of recovery short ened many say stronger after than before confinement It in- Â¬ sures safety to life of both moth- Â¬ er and child All who have used Mothers Friend say they will nev- Â¬ er be without it again No other remedy robs confinement pf its pain EXPERIENCE 50 YEARS iTHEE description ntm a ntptoh and free whether an opinion ascertain our patentable Communion FJontT la Drobnbly Handbook on Patents ifigffiraSrt agency Patents taken through tpirfal notice without charge in tb Hassocks Chamber Sets Music Racks Japanese Screens Fancy Mirrors Leather Couches Table Covers Hat Racks Wood Mantels Office Desks Revolving Chairs 495 Couches Designs c Copyrights may Trade Marks Come in at once and make your selection Goods delivered at any time A cuitomer whose wife used Mothers Friend if sha had to gothrougH the ordaal again and there were but four bottles to b obtained and the cost was 16000 per bottlfl h would have them GboLjlttox jpayton Ohio says that totfffigfB Iwest Sent by Mailon reeeipt of price 91M PERBOT- - P A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STAKDAX 4ay to morrow may fcetoolatt Insure in the Northwestern to- - SiS tafield IT H a5S5LBJ regulator ftU MMMMK A handsomely illustrated Scientific American cir weekly oouhta L- MUNN Co3SBrOKlwr New York JTHINTON ft t S5Z- J c 1 r - - BBrzz - MV ir- - fcr rr jTfcji r- - -- - 3 qtl vV- - W-v- - 1 tTTS A THE EDUilBON NSW 3 TCTESDi i DECEMBER 23 1897 NUPTIAL KNOTS Â¬ 7 THE BQBRBDH NEWS Mormons And Polygamy PERSONAL MENTION jpp r JngagemeHtg Announcements And Sol The presence in Bourbon county of emnizations Of The Marriage Vows BY 1881 two JMorinon elders seeking recruits to COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED Seventeenth Year Established Reuben Lane of Barnsborough Pa THE NEWS MAN their faith and polygamy make the crippled and thirty three hobbled 597 Entoied at the Postoflice at Paris Ky as following paragraphs of interest to miles intHirty six dayd to Topeka Kan seco jiss mail matterl Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets At many persons The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And sas to weel Mrs Eliza Ann Parker a SENSIBLE GIFTS Appreciating the demand for something sensible and substantial to supply the place of a oit time useless Christmas present we have arranged a special sale at special low prices to continue through the holidays At this sale we are now offering Ladies Misses and ChiH dren s and Men and Jaoys Shoes in the best ana mosr 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 stock up-to-d- Â¬ TELEPHONE NO Payable in Advance 124 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES Oneyear news costs S2 00 fcSlx mouths hr i h ii f HI m ti fi Hon C M Thomas was in Louis Â¬ drug siorefor America said Miss ville Sunday Many people suppose m BIRTHS Make all Checks Money Orders Etcn Parsons that polygamy was blotted ate UMr J W Robinson of St Louis is payable to the order of Champ MlMiKK out when the government took action in the city on a visit The Advent Of Our future Men And Logan How a kd has accepted a posi- Â¬ against the Mormons but plural mar- Â¬ Women Â¬ Miss Mary Wilson is visiting relariage is as much a realty to day among tion at Ed F Hntohcrafts grocery MahalaMullins of Faze well Tenn tives in Montgomery the apostles of the church as it was in Mr and Mrs Chas Barnett spent who weighs 500 pounds gave birth to Judge Norvell of Carlisle is crit- Â¬ the days of Joseph Smith It may have quadruplets all boys ically ill from a stroke of apoplexy suf Â¬ died out while the eyes of the nation Saturday in Lexington GeorgeThomas aged about seventy Mr G W Welsh of Danville fered yesterday were upon Utah but it is now there and -five years a brother of Squire J W was in the city yesterday I have seen it Eld Z T Sweeney has been called Thomas of this city and Henry O Neither has the church grown I Dr Geo Spencer spent Christmas church to the Seventh Street Christiau Thomas of Winchester died Sunday In day with relatives in Carlisle smaller in its number of disciples at Richmond Va night near North Middletown The de mission Chicago there is a Mormon Miss Ophelia Chiles of Lexington ceased leaves a wife and several chilHenry Lilleston is filling Carley which is headquarters for the central is visiting relatives m the city dren They have thousands of mis- Â¬ Wilmotb7s place at the postoffice this states Miss Edith Collier of Cynthiana is Mr and Mrs Fred Musher of Quin week while Carley is in Cynthiana on a sionaries throughout the states and the guest of Mi68 Sara Grinnan cy 111 have a daughter five days old through these missionaries converts are visit Mrs Salhe Bashford has returned who is dressed in doll clothes She constantly added to the church many pupils of the Baptist and Episco- of whom do not even surmise that polyg- Â¬ from a several months stay in St Louis weighs less than a pound without her pal Sunday Schools were treated to amy is as important a doctrine to day The Sterling Dancing Club gave a clothing Her face is not much larger Sunday as baskets of candy and fruit Christmas ball last night in Mt Ster Â¬ round than a half dollar and her feet it has ever been morning She are a quarter of an inch in length ling Daily rehearsals will Bmake Amrr Dr Lynn Moore left Friday for is healthy and eats well Saturday Jonas Wied shipped eleven ica the most beautiful entertainment N Detroit to eat Christmas dinner with his cars of export cattle over the L ever given in Paris OBITUARY parents Moses from this city to New York A Christmas Story on Col Cradtlock Mrs Newton Mitchell and son left Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Kaho shipped ninecirs of export cattle - Of The Dead to the same point The stories of the merry Christmas yesterday for a visit to relatives in Woodford Mrs Ellen Shinners aged about John Osborne who is wauted for tide recall a yarn in which Col J G Mr and Mrs H A Power and eighty died Friday night at her home stealing clothes near Lexington was ar- Â¬ Craddock the veteran editor of the visiting relatives on the corner of Tenth and Pleasant 529 MAIN ST PARIS KY rested Saturday in this city by Officer Kentu claim Citizen played a leading daughter Allene are streets She was the mother of Mrs Osborne has been taken to part The story was lately related by a in Maysville Mernauirh trustworthy citizen to The News Misses Edith and Kate Alexander Keogh of this citv Mrs Taylor of Lexington for trial While working on a Christmas eve are guests of Miss Pattie Johnson in Weorgetnvn Mrs Keith and P H and W B Hutchinson a worthy ex about eight years ago six employes of Mt Sterling Mike Shinners of Chicago Funeral who now resides in Lexington the K C sent out and bought three services were held at the Catholic Parisian Mr W B Hutchinson of Lexing twenty seven Christmas pairs of new socks Each man pinned by Rev received ton spent Saturday and Sunday with Church Sunday afternoon his his name on a sock and hung it on Col presents Saturday which attest Father Burke Burial at Catholic cem a- relatives in the city new home tery popularity in his Craddocks bed after that old soldier had y Hon E M Dickson and wife and Mrs Fannie Wilson wife of the late retired and was dreaming of lovely daughter Miss Lissette Dickson America a spectacular entertain Â¬ Large line of new Dress goods Fall Underwear for Ladies Gen Â¬ and the glories of the Mexican are in Richmond on a visit Dr J P Wilson died Friday evening progre s of our ment representing the - C employes thought of Ktlemen and Children of every de Â¬ at her home on Cane Ridge aged sixty strictly wool 25c a yard country from the discoyery to the pres Â¬ war The Mr and Mrs Chas B Erringer years The deceased who was a most Novelties in Plain and Fancy scription at Half the usual price would take the ent time will be given at the opera course Col Cradcock returned to Covington after a short vis estimable woman and a devoted mother Dress goocis at50c sold everywhere put a gift in each sock but he Blankets SI kind for 4K and house on the evenings of Dec 29 and 30 hint and was a sister of Senator elect James M else for 75c to 1 per yard It didnt occur to him that it with relatives in the city all wool at 6250 per pair fciple- ndidnt Mrs W O Hinton and Thomas of this city Mr and Handsome line of Silks Velvets Ldid line of Bed Comforts way When the Colonel awakened and The deceased FThere ha been such an improvement saw the socks he concluded that the children were guests of relatives near leaves ten children Mrs David Offintt and Braids of all descriptions for Full line of Hosierv one great in business at the Hotel Fordham that boys had made him a pre3eat of three Lexington Saturddy and Sunday and J Simms Wilsonof this city Mioses trimmings special being our Ladies Landlntd James Connors has leased all pahs of socks and after expressing h is Pnangs Pccales and Fancy drens full seamless ac 10cand Chil Â¬ Mr and Mrs Henry Clay of Lex Alline and Carrie Wilson of this county thj rooms on the second and third thanks put the sooklets away and ington were guests of Mr S S Clay H C Wilson of Frankfort D T Wil- Outing Cloths 5c 7c and 10c We are the only store in town son of Midway and Mrs W N Jurey floors of the Citizens Bank buildings to wished his employes a merry Christmas Table Linens and Towels at old and family Saturday and Sunday that carries full line of Lcphras of Pewee Valley Funeral services were prices notwithstanding tariff ad- Â¬ accommodate his guests Ice Wool and fancy 3rarrs Mr and Mrs Robt Goggin spent held at her late residence at halt past vance of 20 per cent The City of Paris Issues Bonds ten oclock Sunday moruiug by Eld Christmas day with the formers lela ReynoTds We still sell 104 Pepp- cl sheet- Notions of all kinds and in Two negro men whose correct nainps Burial at the Paris cemetry The Paris City Council has just tives at Washington Mason county ThepHll bearers were J R Rogers Dress linings we will save you 25a ing at 18c and extra go id bleach- Â¬ could not be learned were thrown from closed a deal with Jones Co bankers ed and unbleached cwttou at 5c Editor D W Clara of the George- Â¬ H M Carpenter W M Rogers J L on the dollar a buggy Saturday nigvt on Main street Cincinnati Philadelphia town Sentinel was a caller at The News Horton S U- Talbott U R Rogers and brokers of ggjooth snffered brokenlegS A dyna Â¬ v cl and Chicago whereby the city has sold office Saturday duriug a visit in Paris Isgrig aie Are cracker exploding under their mite Davis Thompson to said firm about 66000 of 4i per cent Editor J B Stears of the Jessa- Â¬ offering surprising bargains in mens horse caused the accident bonds at 104 06 mine Jovrnal was a visitor in Paris yes Â¬ and boys stylish shoes The prices are The bond issue is made in order to terday and a caller at The News office tfj right New Drug Finn save the city a neat two per cent inter Mrs A Barnett and Mrs A J Mr Walter Kenney son of Mr est which saving will paj7 off the bonds Winters and son Alvin Barnet Winters Rent- Matthew Kenney has purchased Sidney as they mature The bonds will be issued in denomina- Â¬ left yesterday for a visit in Eminence Clays drug Clays interest in Clark Mrs Clark Barnett left yesterday tions of 500 and beginning in 1900 be Clarke tore aad the new firm will I have 60 acres of land for rent till Kenney Mr Kenney is a very worthy will mature at the rate of 2000 per for Louisville to visit her father Pi of March let with 600 shocks of fod- Â¬ WE HATE BE0EIVED A SPLENDID STOCK iF young man and is a graduate of Central year This wiU make the last of the C L Martin and sister Mrs Frank der for sale For particulars apply to Snyder bonds mature about 1932 University at Richmond IMPORTED SUITINGS ASD TROUSERINGS CATESBY WOODFORD p present issue of bonds is made in Ky Â¬ The Paris 2t Ex Senator and Mrs John D HarPoultry Stolen order to refund 44000 due on the Ken- Â¬ ris of Richmond and State Auditor and Porkers aud tucky Midland railroad subscription Mrs Samuel H Stone and family of Thieves stole four fat hogs from the and 22000 on the citys floating debt Frankfort were guests of Mr and Mrs farm of Hon C M Clay Jr near this received is a good one and C M Clay Jr Saturday and Sunday The price Our Prices are lower than any houne in Central Kentucky when city last week Mr Clay offers a re reflects great credit on the good manage- Â¬ Fifty dollars reward will be given for quality and style are considered We ask you to give ur a call at Auvergue ward for evidence to convict the thieves ment of the citys finances by Mayor evidence to convict thieves that stole Mr and Mrs Ernest Frazier of four hogs from me this last week precinct thieves In the Hutchison Perry and his able Councilmen this city were present Saturday ac the C M CLAY JR stole turkeys from James and Henry annual Christmas reunion of the Saxtou Dec 27 1897 2t A Valuable Diamond Kecovered Harp and Geor Jacoby Twenty six family in Lexington Mrs Brutus Clay of near Paris persons sat down to the dinner table JFMlViE MERCHANT TAILORS An Alaska Marriage has just recovered a valuable diamond Mrs Fraziers mother Mrs Hornsey S E TIPTON Cutter a Bourbon boy which was stolen or lost four years ago was formerly Miss Saxton John Morrow Alaska The diamond was one ot a pair or ear- Â¬ in been has who Two good telephones good for dis- Â¬ The Jolly Bachelors will give an rings presented to her by her aunt Mrs married for several years 3was elegant german this evenitng at Odd tance of 500 miles Will sell cheap Chenault and could not be replaced by in the country Apply to Can at Trinity Church in Juneau on Dec- Â¬ Fellows Hall The favors will be very The be used office for particulars News on account of its peculiar ember 8th to Miss Elvina Anderson being matched Saxtons orchestra unique and pretty 2t 15 a few daughter of the superintendant of one of color The stone was recovered event will furnish the music for the The mar days ago by a detective who found it in Several visitors will come over from thfi Treadwell stamn mills con- Â¬ of riage was attended by the Bourbon boys a Detroit pawn shop It had been Lexington and Mt Sterling for the ger- Â¬ verted into a stud now in Alaska man Miss Margaret Butler has recovered A meeting of the stockholders of the four rings whicn she left on a wash basin Export Cattle Sold Reserved seats are on sale at Brooks Bourbon Bank of Paris Ky will be in the ladies reception room of the drug itore for America held in ihe office ot their bank on Mon- Â¬ 150 export Grand Central Station in Cincinnati Jonas Weil has bought day January 3 1898 for the election of Elegantly trimmed and made by first class tailors and average weight 1350 pounds several weeks ago They were found officers for the ensuing year cattle New crop currents raisins citron you will never pay 3000 or 3500 again E F CLAY President crBui G C Thompson at 4 25 per cwt by a Lexington lad and were returned peaches prunes apricots hominy oat veeks later to Miss Butler several We make pants for 500 that are good and the best B Woodford Cashier meal rolled oats Jack Hulse also sold fifty six 1300 lb Newton Mitchell tt for 800 These would cost you 700 and 1200 any- Â¬ Tollgate Deviltries cattle to Weil at 410 to Moses James Thompson has sold where else Flemingsburg Friday night STOCK AND TURF NEWb Kahn thirtj two 1300 pound export cat- Â¬ Near tollgate raiders attacked a gate and Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty tle at 415 per cwt James McLeod Of Stock Crop Etc and fired on five negro guards putting Sales uct Transfers Notes Meeting of the Stockholders of the A Turf has sold ten 1700 lb cattle to Kahn them to flight after about sixty shots Citizens Bank of Paris will be held at Price not learned B F Bedford has bought forty 925 the office of said bank on Monday J an One of the negroes was slightly wound Â¬ pound cattle in Montgomery at 3 90 uarv 3 1898 for the election of officers ed After the guards fled the raiders for the ensuing year per cwt Judge Webb Distributes Presents burned the toll house No toll is now JMHUGHES Prest G- Million of Harrison has sold six OUR CHRISTMAS GREETING TTTnoR Webb distributed the follow- - being collected and the Governor will Wm Myall Cashier vw troops to 1150 pound steers to Laughlin Bros of ing Christmas presents yesterday in his probably be asked to order we extend to all our patrons with this city guard the gate holiday session of police court With dynamite raiders blew two Robert Hash was assessed 5 for in Dan Morris will no campaign a all the compliments of the season- Mt stable of horses this year immense holes in the Maysville He will as bibing too much eggnog We have tried to please them all Washington remembered Sterling pike near Mt Sterlinj Turney in selling and The Stockholders of the Gas Co of Bob was sist Baylesa and know we must have succeeded Paris Kywill meet on Saturday Jan preparing horses for the market with a 750 fine for a breach of the Christmas Accidents 1st 1898 at the office of the Secretary peace W for the purpose of electing a Board of by the permanency of their patron- Â¬ At Cincinnati last week J Ed Hill had one of his eyes severely Thomas Jr sold 9 hhds New at 20 Directors for the ensuing year Geo Williams was taxed 20 for per- Â¬ age and the increase in our laun Â¬ mitting free and unlimited Christmas Durneu oaiiuuay mgub uy uemg duui 1Q tttJ Oil 1K3 1ft M3 111 au j4 JO OiX iuj xu xit ji2 on1 103 By order of the Board A SHIRE dry work If we cant do it no one with a roman candle Frank Bowden W Sharp sold 7 hhds New at 16 12 enthusiasm to be vented In his saloon 27dec 3t Connelly of the county had one of his hands painfully burned 16 13 11 12J and 10 sold 3 hhds Old Lawrence in Kentucky can as our methods by a sky rocket paid 5 for a little Christmas spree 10 at 12J ld and are perfect our laundry work artis- Â¬ Between thirty and forty persons were The Paris Telephone Company injured by the explosion of a keg of tic and beautiful and our service new telephone powder during a Christmas celebration Reserved seats are on sale at Brooks will issue their is the best drug store for America The Stockholders of the Agricultural C January 5th All those at Asheville N ignited a keg of powder to are notified card on Bank of Paris Ky Fire crackers to appear near Mt Vernon and the explosion tore For Sale I have for sale privately a meet at the Bank on Monday January wanting their names 3 1898 for the election of a Board of on the list will please notify J R off the top and side of a building One lot of carpenter and wagon maker tools Directors for the ensuing year W M HINTON2JR BRO Proprietors HENRY SPEARS Prest at the telephone ex child was fatally hurt and two were Apply at my home on Walkers avenue s Baker Telsphone No 4 Mrs Laura G Taylor tf eeriously injured J JMoCLINTOCK Cashier x port you FKOM A GTTN get a cant evkn CHARGE FREE OF a missionary from widow who gave him the Klsewhero Provo Utah who is working under the He will sue for breach Ollie Steele returned yesterday to marble hpart auspices of the Womans Baptist Home of promise They became engaged Cincinnati i Missionary society spoke from Dr B through a matrimonial agency The Maysville Assembly will give a Baptist 5100 A Greens pulpit at the First Reserved seats arb on sale at Brooks re Â¬ church of Evanston 111 the othtr ball to night Miss Parsons sixty-year-o- ld night - Davis Thomson Isgrig FOR THE HOLIDAYS Â¬ Te Â¬ Rich table linens Ch ice Stock of kid gloves The largest and most complete stock of handkerchiefs ever brougjit to the city All the novelties in china etc Ladies and gents umbrellas Fancy hosiery Mens furnishings etc Come in and see our elegant stock I G TUCKER 4 WE ARE AL WAYS A TIT Adding new lines cutting old prices with store full of new Fall Goods to show ou ex-Bourb- Â¬ t - - Family Portraits life size Free of targe 4 JSl rl Â¬ Land For CONDONS 50 Reward FOR FALL AND WINTER Â¬ elephones For Sale T OST Ill Election Officers 2500 OVERCORTS -- Mice to Stockholders LAVIN HUKILL - - Stockholders Meeting Â¬ i Stockholders Meeting Tke Bourbon Steam Laundry r chage n - r f a SSBTp a - tmrrxk - Tr fMHM TiTir - I 1HC J XlTT JT3rt TS -- V 7 s5Sa r Nr T1 -- wWrMMiliMW jf - W 6 THE BOURBON bright and alert as they gazed into the street watching for some one she murIts most time for William very act ofÂ¬ mured half aloud but the speaking drove the pleasant memories from her mind and the reality was forced upon her The big bell rang out its summons to supper swung by Mrs Chases capable hand and the two old folks en the bench roused to the present rose to re- Â¬ spond to its pall If there was only a place in the world I could call my own thought Mrs Collins If it warnt nothing but a shanty I wouldnt complain This a NEWSKSDAY DECEMBER 28 1897 I He M all m J0E f - w yj I v x TRAMPS HAVE A N EW ROMANCE TiiiiBifiiirfflrMff she said with just a sfcgdMjft Coax Nickels from the Tender-Heart-e- d times THE BOURBON NEWS Good gl with Tales of the Klondike patronage in her tone vSBIjHBhIEBIwSHrSBm wi ee Seventeenth Year Established 1881 Please maam will you help me a litforget you wont Htf Published Every Tuesday and Frldayby Im a poor woman with six chilShe stepped into the carriagehe tle WALTER CHAMP dren to support and no husband to help old door was shut on her BRUCE MILIERjrLjdUor8and0war VrwMJSi EmEfJEEEJi aEmEi vvLJulW ifdi I Buck stiffly waved his old stravpMt me EEEJEiji0EtiGi3r9jEEkY lrlAaaEmZ3EErUEkjU E7Ww HWK HKJWn CJBTt Jf AJimW mkm k3kV m t AmV Is your husband dead to his horsesfahd the driver clucked No maam hes gone to the Klondike Mrs Collins drove away an inmat oi A KP3l9rr B k tEEEEEEEEErEEm NSBv5t K da S and he wont be back until next year no longer the poorhouse m Gone to the Klondike BE This is the She turned to look back befojg a V w C road hid the farm - om burden of the plaint with which the TJT TK 7TTT T7 bend of the child beggars of Chicago and their view k miJr it famous for adin will enter the coming year prepared to give to v The bare brick building stoodn a mothers are endeavoring to excite symliterary men and women of the the past quarter of a century contributions from the pens of the great BY MARY E MITCHELL such read ng- as flood of sunshine the flowers flamed in pathy and draw forth the coin of the world illustrated by leading artists A brief glance over its prospectus announces J the dooryard the great trees softly realm this autnmsn Gone to the Klon- OUR PACIFIC PROSPECT home waved tneir ireu juuug icaMUuUu dike will serve for patter admira- may be comfortable but it aint TUB COMMERCIAL W0 CANAL NICARAGUA PROJECTS FOR J FORD By WORTHS GTON B lion DA V1D TORPIE And she went in to the group which for so long had been bly all winter Always on the lookout home it aint PACIFIC DOMAM LirGQD land I said Mrs Collins her evening meal THE DEVELOPMENT OF OUR EASTERN SIBERIA AND THE PACIFIC for new ideas the professional beggars By CHARLES FLUXXIS her world stood about the door By STEPHEN BONSAL T seating herself on the bench in The next forenoon the inmates of the j A queer little feeling which MrsGol- - of the city have deserted their time RODENS CORNER THE NOVEL OF THE YEAR fictic n wUl Good Greenhill poorhouse were thrown into poorhouse door front of the not quite understand came worn hard luck and no work in favor of Striking novelties in short lins could by Henry Skton Mbrriman author of The Sowers Mattnews land by such authors as W D Howells Richard Harding Davis Brander curiosity and excite- Â¬ over her followed by the quick sense the Klondike song and every other femi be contributed a great state of There will be a series ot aniciaon Frederic Remington Ruth McEnery Stuart and others She had just retired worsted from ment Mrs Collins had a caller a gen- Â¬ of her new independence nine or childish mendicant who haunts ART AND THE EUROPE POLITICAL AND SOCIAL THE PROGRESS OF SCIENCE Betsey Tucker and tleman with whom she was closeted in a contest with old Well said she settling herself down back doors and street corners will make AMERICAN CHARACTER SKtlbrita AMERICAN SOCIETY STUDIES IN ARMIES AND NAVIES her faculties needed collecting1 her Mrs Chases own sitting room for to the unaccustomed comfort of fhe use of it this winter Nor is the Gone Postage free to all subscribers in tlie United States Canada and Mexico wounded pride soothing carriage thats the last of the to the Klondike idea confined to the hours Up and down the narrow hall Send for free prospectus BROTHERS Pubs N Y City Sub 4 a year Address HARPER ruffled the old folks hobbled peering and lis- Â¬ easy If anything- could calm her expect women and children by any means poorhouse for me They cant old feelings the sights and sounds of tening Dim eyes and dull ears were Tm The authorities of the charitable so Â¬ day should have done so The strained to catch any bit of satisfac- Â¬ goin to have a house of my own cieties are growing weary of Klondike that June air was sweet and balmy the afternoon tion and tongues wagged accordingly leaving in tales of woe and the novelty of such nar Â¬ The summer passed on sun golden and the lengthening shad- Â¬ but nothing could be made of the situa- Â¬ Greenhill memories of parching days rations has long since worn- off for the ows soft on the green sward tion wilting foliage and dusty roads Poor- Â¬ dwellers in comfortable residence dis-was one of those happy days when caught of house Hill caught every little wind and tricts Unless something new turns up It One or two glimpses were there did not seem anything to do and the object of all this interest hurrying the air was fresher and cooler than in to once more whet the public appetites C D Warner Gen Ly Wallace Owen Wtiter H S Williams A W D HowelU no particular reason why it should be to and fro from parlor to bedroom look- Â¬ the village below But no breeze waft-Â¬ for Klondike details of all kinds the done when one felt as irresponsible as ing most flurried and important ed tidings of Mrs Collins and her new tramps and beggars are likely to find floated over-Â¬ the lazy little clouds that Well never git a word outer her till She never came near her their newest excuse growing decidedly head and as careless of purpose as the shes a mind to let on sighed Betsey prosperity stale before fhe season closes old abode 3ellow butterfly which flickered above Shes dretful close mouthed I wont Just how and where the tramps and Then autumn had its turn and the the field flowers mendicants acquire the knowledge not if I die ask her drooping foliage blazed in a fire of red The uncertainty of spring was past At dinner Mrs Collins place was vaÂ¬ and gold a fire which burned out all which enables them to take advantage the heat and burden of the summer not cant too quickly leaving bare branches and of every public happening of note is a Tel come It was that short between kitchen with its brown fields and heaps of shriveled question which has always puzzled me The large clean times when nature for a few precious shining yellow painted floor and sunny greatly said a man who has grown old weeks abandons her responsibilities windows offered a cheerful eating leaves as its ashes in caring for and working among1 the One bleak November day when the and takes a blessed vacation inviting room for the inmates wind was raw from the east and the people of this class in Chicago but that all her children to join in the revelry Mrs Chase sat at the head of the earth lay waiting for its white covering they do acquire it somehow is unques- Â¬ The bees boomed and buzzed among table active and impressive she did not tionable as everyone who has ever out in the flowers which made gay the door eat with the paupers but she always Mrs Collins again drove towards the worked among tramps and beggars will the Greenhill hack this time yard the birds twittered busily over- Â¬ presided over their meals admit WTienever anything of public MBBBEEEEEEEE9EEmEEEEEWEUEWEEWEEBEmJElE poorhouse ears and eyes head but Mrs Collins during 1898 will present to its readers a faithful pictorial repre- Â¬ The inmates manifested an air of sup- Â¬ it Her portly figure was well clothed interestto happens by is immediately sentation of the worlds most interesting and imnortant news temptations to be diverted pressed curiosity Mrs Chase that of resisted all account the men women and instead of her old worn and rusty turned been very provok- Â¬ withheld information THE NEWS THAT BECOMES HISTORY Betsey Tucker had fur- - and children who live by their wits and National and Inter- The Whekly will continue to participate pres- Â¬ cloak she was wrapped in a warm ing At last Betsey could stand the in the great political events of our countrimmed garment Her face shone with the careless generosity of other people national Politics She allers used salt risins and as sure no longer Thus the worlds fair the financial Social and Economic try It will treat of the social and ecoan eager expression twas heavy as her for her pie crust nomic questions and of the development Aint Ms Collins well piped she Questions of the middle The inside of the carriage was heaped panic the yellow fever scare and a host special corretread She givin me advice Good Lord shes well enough rejoined Industrial Enterprise spondent in the west Its of other notable occurreijces have all Klondike region will trace with bundles and two good sized been Art and Literature land the story of the great gold discoveries S R Crockett Mrs Chase dealing out the beef stew turned to practical account by Carl Scliurx J Old Mr Buck doubled with rheuma- Â¬ with a liberal hand she wont be trunks behind threatened to break the them But LONG SERIALS AND SHORT STORIES and tremulous with years limped taking her vittles with the likes of us strap which held them to the rack tism The Klondike story in all its varied Tlir HED AXE Two long serials will apDear during the The driver urged his horses over the By H R CROCKETT up the path and seated himself on the any more Then after a pause cal- Â¬ year contributed by authors of inter- manifestations began to make its ap- Â¬ THE ASSOCIATED HERMITS Â¬ national fame and will be illustrated bench by Mrs Collins By FRANK RSTUCKTOX culated to make the announcement rough frozen road but even liis per- pearance just as soon as the nights he said blinking at her more startling she added Owen Wister Why These and a score of equally prominent Shes had suasions in the shape of cluck and whip grew chilly It was quite too good an Howard Pyle writers will contribute short stories to the did not quicken their speed enough to through his steel bowed glasses you a fortune left her John Kendrick Bangs J Weekly in 189S making the paper espe opportunity for the ingenious tramp to Wlary EWilkins look kind o het up Ms Collins You dally rich in fiction Other featuresare the Betsey choked and nearly strangled satisfy the impatience of Mrs Collins lose It is impossible to prove or dis-Â¬ so glad I can have my old room LuiTy so with your age and The news quite took away her breath mustnt Im DEPARTMENTS AND SPECIAL ARTICLES There prove it and anything which pertains she said to herself but aloud flesh T Caspar Whitney THIS BUSY WORLD FOREIGN NOTES it exceeded her wildest conjectures F R Stocktoa J By E S XARTIX hurry Mr Buck and I aint never was a prettier outlook than out to the Klondike is popular with the pub Cy rOVLTXEY BIGELOU Taint A fortune she gasped lic just now And then too the idea of LETTERS FROM LONDON AMATEUR SPORT my own yet thank so old but I can hold Yes said Mrs Chase important in of that winder down over the hill the wonderful finds of gold took posses By ARNOLD WHITE By CASPAR VTUITXET you Its iroperdence that has riz my her knowledge A cousin she aint Well well what a time I had with sion of Weary Willies imagination be- Â¬ A SPORTING PILGRIMAGE AROUND THE WORLD blood Ive half a mind to pack up my heard on for years has died out west them trustees gettin em to take me In the interest if the Wr rK rvCaspar Whitney is on his way around lc iil visit laiii in seirch of bis game making his the world tilings and leave the house and she a and she bein the only livin relative the as a boarder Whod a thought there yond a doubt There is something about principal hunt horn lankok He will visit India and then proceed Tucker with Tucker breedin and money falls to her I dont know jest comld a bin any henderance after ail the idea of large sums of money - or to Europe to prepare articles on the sports of Germany and France Â¬ Tucker manners I jest wish Mr Col- Â¬ how much it is but by what the lawyer the years Ive lived there as a pauperV moneys worth which is irresistiblj- at lOc a copy send for fre prospectus Subscription 00 a year lins could a heard her this afternoon said I reckoned it was a heap Shes Trustees are queer critters but I got tractive to the ordinary mans fancy Postage free in the United States Canada and Jfcxico he Hed say Hannah you git right out o goin down to the Greenhill hotel this LUC UCDb UX till JJUUU llUlt Q1UIV LAiV3 especialljr if of happens to possess lit X W D Howells Address IIAItrKK B1107UEKS Publishers imt York City Henry James tle or none that commodity and the here afternoon hired the best room for a horses go Betseyll be tickled to deawa amp with the Klondike story un Where might you think o goin week Oh I can tell you theres no with that dress its as good a piece asl asked Mr Buck rubbing a meditative more of us for her This aint the kjnd ever was made I hope Mr Bucks to doubtedly enjoys telling it far more Khan lie would a less romantic tale hand over his knee of a place people withfortunes stays baccys theAkindelJLikitisrqslfy for Mrs Collins waived the question it m women to try to surt a man specially dren also although to a lesserexteiKt was an embarrassing one There was Little Letty dropped her spoon in her in plug but the husband g no hope of Mr Collins offering her a stew spattering the clean scrubbed Here Mrs Collins laid her hand on romance is one of onetotheKlondike the bestdodges which shelter the Greenhill graveyard had table and calling down upon herself a various parcels with an air of pleaslp could be worked speaking from a finan Â¬ held him for 10 years Indeed there reproof from Mrs Chase expectancy cial standpoint The idea of a woman was no one in the town norin the wide away she said Mrs Collins going As for Letty she continued she parted from her husband or of hungry world for that matter to whom Mrs timidly Mrs Collins had been good to shall have a chance the chance Im children whose father is away laboring Collins could flee if she turned her back her too old to take or even want for the gold which is to make them all on the precincts of the town farm Well why should she Goin away The carnage turned the bend and happy later is one which appeals al- Â¬ aris- Â¬ The poorhouse might not be an the Id like to know the brick building came into view most irresistibly to the average gen Â¬ tocratic place in which to pass ones old stay atshestown farm money and can looking rollin in barer than ever in the gray au Â¬ erous man oi-- woman and success gen- Â¬ age but it was clean and comfortable when periodical for women will enter upon its a thoroughly answered Mrs Chase tumn light drive her span erally attends its development Chi- Â¬ and Mrs Collins knew it thirty first volume in 1S0S During the year it will be as heretofore Mr Buck giave his cracked little laugh Mrs Collins eyes brightened Her cago Tribune 1 guess theres plenty who would A MIRROR OF FASHION Somehow the picture of stout Mrs Col Â¬ breath came quickly and she bent for- Â¬ take me in she said evasively But lins wrestling with a pair of lively Paris and New York Each issue will contain carefully pre- CHINESE MURDERER ward peering eagerly through the din Â¬ Pared drawings of the advance fashions I dont care to be beholden to nobody horses amused him raimont of Pan S and New York 0nce a month gy glass A Colored Fashion the Hazar will issue free a colored Ill put up with a deal first If I had Two nnndred Detectives Reoniredl In No continued Mrs Chase rising Well thats the best sight Ive seen fashlon supplement Cut paper patterns whats mine by good rights Id leave and taking nn Indianpudding Supplement Order to Capture Him of certain pnivnsineacli nnmherwill be ffomthe for many a day she said smiling I InJ July last at Newchang in China here fast enough Taint just the place stove We wont see no more of Mrs Cut Paper Patterns made a feature These will be sold in T W HigEnSa William Black wonder if theyre expectin me I de- Â¬ 200 governmientt detectives were sent to care to be in A Bi Weekly Pattern connection with each issue at a uniform I price The Bazak will also Collins I expect its as much as ever clare it will seem like good old times arrest in I guess thats the case with most of shell speak to us that towmi a notorious murÂ¬ Sheet free an outline pattern sheet to hear Betsey hold forth Them derer who under the name of Kang us responded the old man with a EESSEjmL LONG SERIALS AND SHORT STORIES Up in her little room Mrs Collins was trustees said they were afeerd it would We aint any of us Peking where cracked laugh resided some years ago in Two famousauthorswill contribute long WILD EELEN demoralize the others to have me there he lived in good style Being of a quar Â¬ serial stories to the Bazar in 1898 The Ey llILUAM BLACK here by choice Ms Collins but theres packing- her few belongings and Her movements were quick and nerv Â¬ as a boarder Make em discontented relsome and reckless- disposition he mBL worse places than this Ml first deals with Scotch story Continental By D HOWELLS RAGGED LADY of a youne scenes the second is a ous her cheeks flushed her eyes bright seein me have privileges they couldnt during jr ILEtk w girl versatile and typically American I aint complainin of the place Ms that time knifed 40 men arnd and her gray curls bobbing excitedlj have These and a score of other equally Â¬ Mary E Wilkins I dont want no privileges such was his skill tthafc none of his vicChase is a mighty good woman and prominent writers will contribute Octave Thanet a speck o dht to be found on her forehead Never before had any Theyve made me pay high enough to tims ever recovered death as a rule there aint short stories to the Bazar in 1898 H P Spofford making the paper especially rich in Mary E WUHa have em goodness knows Katharine Oe Forest not if- you should go down on your thing so astounding befallen her but Ill being instantaneous Members of his M S Briscoe fiction For ten years those whitewashed never be happy anywhere else and the sect were pressed into the governirfent knees and hunt for it DEPARTMENTS AND SPECIAL ARTICLES livins good enough for me service and sent to scour the coivntry Mr Buck sighed It woiild take more walls had limited her world for ten everj-daj- OUR PARIS LETTER THE LONDON LETTER By Mrs POULTXEY BIGELOir By KATIIARlSE DE FOREST than the satisfaction of finding a speck years she had longed for something Them poor critters shall have some disguised as cake venders and dis- Â¬ HUMOR CLUB WOMEN dis- Â¬ of dirt to get him down on his poor more than their bareness could afford good times if I can make em patches were forwarded to all the WELCH By JOHX KEXDRICK BANGS By MARGARET Now she was to leave them forever stiff knees If there aint Lett- bless her little trict officials to the effeet that should There will be a series of articles on Etiquette Music the Her unexpected inheritance was not Voice Art the Piay Women and Men Leaders among Women Xo eonitnued the old woman I in their heart And old Mr Buck standin it be proved that Kanghad been hardening Housekeeping Life and Health Indoor Details etc aint sayin anything against the house of the proportions described by Mrs Â¬ at the door hell git cold in his rheu town or district without capture being Sub S4 a Year 10c a Copy Send for Free Prospectus but theres them in it who oughter be Chase but it was ample enough to se- matics sure But it does warm ones v effected the consequence to themselves Postage free in the United States Canada and Mexico cure her a comfortable home and at- Â¬ heart to have such taught their place awelcome would be unpleasant and a special band BROTHERS Publishers New York City Address HARPER Octave Thanet D Hon ells At this moment the gate opened and a tendance The carriage rolled slowly up the of Peking detectives was also sent on Her eyes wandered out of the narrow drive and stopped at little girl came slowly up the ash path the porch his track In spite of all Kang would pane to the hill slope which was drifted holding her school books under her The inmates crowded around Xthe probably have eluded them had not the She was delicate and pretty with daisies and golden with butter Â¬ door and Mrs Chase came forwardVto detectives come across a friend of his Brm about eight year old with quiet sober cups welcome her new boarder v whom they prevailed upon to act as a This window has the sightliest view face and gentle movements Her dress Mrs Collins descended holding both decoy This man Lien in whom Kang was clean and whole but plain in the in the house she said to herself and hands out in all embracing greeting had the utmost confidence being in I wonder wholl The tears were rolling down extreme it hung limp and forlorn she sighed a little her cheeks fact his own special comrade invited about her slender limbs and afforded have it now Well well Betsey she cried fair Â¬ Kang to dinner and as the latter entered A little old trunk stood open on the ly ample space for growth hugging her Im glad enough to the door bowing the nsual salutation Xow theres a little creetur who floor A shabby trunk of rusty black see you Yes yes Ive come baclrior he was seized from behind throwi on oughtnt to be here said Mr Buck as studded with dull brass headed nails good Go the world over and j ou wont his face and ironed With the usual ta v ts the child vanished through the door its once bright paper lining faded and find any place like home ym r Leslies Chinese brutality thedetectives further Htt yv fat SOME OF THE STRIKING FEATURES FOR 1893 Ef3j She wants a mother to make her laugh torn Even its small capacity was not Weekly him by fixing irom rings secured THREE SERIAL STORIES r tilled The things she could call her and spank her and put some through each shoulder and then- carÂ¬ own were so pitifully few THE ADVENTURERS PRINCESS A Railway Drama on to her rV MM By H BilA RRIOTT iri TSOX FOURByFOR A FORTUNE THE COPPERitrXROE ried their prisoner toy rail to Peking ALBERT LEE KIRK Sceaie I Train stopping at Mrs Collins eyed its scanty contents Well I dont know returned Mrs must have been extreme His is a thrilling story of a fight for is a stirring narrative of four It is in the bowels of the earth where Ms Chase does well by her Collins Ill buy the best black cashmere junction Ticket Collector examin Â¬ mid sufferingsspirit of bravado at a tem Â¬ a treasure concealed in an old companions who have lo- the hero has his adventures and yet in a from where he rescues the Princess cated a long lost fortune castle in the mountains of Wales Lettys got her life before her and she there is in the market Betsey Tucker ing passengers ticket This ivondo porary halt he regaled the crowd by V wont spend it all here Its old folks might as well have that brown shawl six Youll have to get out and SHORT FICTION singing a comic song London VXIn addition to the three long serial stories the publication of which wilt continue during the entire you and me Mr Buck who are in I shantl never use it ag ain She and me like Passenger I shall not get year there will be short storiesof ever kind of which it is only possible to mention a few titles here here for the rest of our days and who wont quarrel any more I guess She fuse to be bullied by you here isfmy swers I he blockaders Hunt the Owlcr A Harbor Mystery Preposterous have known somethin better who feel wont feel like contradictin me now card you have your remedj etcjMc By JAMES BARXES By STAXLEY J WEYVAX By JOHX R SPEARS who makes a good Miller is a fellow even if she gits a chance it the most A Great Haul Ticket Collector I only wantefF to A Creature of Circumstance The Flunking of Watkins Ghost By SOPHIE StrETT By JOHX KEXDRICK BANGS By StORGA X RORERTSOX many unwarranted pretensions isnr The two inmates sat on in the warm About four oclock that afternoon a say sir ARTICLES ON SPORT TRAVEL ETC Old Mr Buck dozed hack drove up to the door of the poor- Â¬ afternoon air Dont talk to me youre only a Elephant Hunting in Africa An American Explorer in Africa never noticed that he was What off but Mrs Collins did not house It had come to take Mrs Collins menial fetch the staition masterU3 I peacefully By SYDNEY BROOKS By CYRVS C ADAMS doing to give you such an has he been yield to the drowsy influence and her belongings to the hotel Its all right sir First Lessons in TiUcr and Sheet Laying Out a Golf Course As the sun went over into the west The inmates were out in full force By DUDLEY D F PARKER By Jf f VAX TASSEL SUTPHEX Train proceeds and passenger- re- Â¬ opinion of him came around Well for instance he DEPARTMENTS and its light grew more and more to see their former companion depart lates tales of his various triumptisjover PRIZE COMPETITIONS Editors Table Stamps and Coins Photography Short Stories Sketching Photography the morning after Thanksgiving andÂ¬ golden softening everythingby its gra- Â¬ There were various feelings repre- Â¬ railway officials out on ac10 Cents a A umber Send for Free Prospectus Subscription 100 a Year cious touch the old womans thoughts sented in that little gathering envy Scene II A dark and lonely railway claimed to be all knocked Postage free in the United States Canada and Mexico Why he Â¬ of too much turkey became reminiscent instead of vindic- jealousy a good deal of curiosity con- Â¬ platform One melancholy figure count Address HARPER BROTHERS Publishers Franklin Square N Y City Chicago News boards and Betseys aggravating remarks siderable importance that one of their brooding tive number should be so favored a large no longer rankled within her ObeyiS instructions Passenger thoughtfully I winder Even the scenes about her faded from share of genuine Children 1 hope yon peeled the for the if that collector only meant to tell me conscious gaze She was not sitting fortunate one and real regret at the I was in the Avrong train Tit Bitsi her apples before eating them at the poorhouse door the little porch parting Yes mother dear inf Mrs Collins shook hands all around was her own The yard dwindled into a VWhat have yoi done with the peelIn the jail yard of a Mexicanrfyrison tiny patch of brlglrWmed flowers shut There was an unwonted embarrass- Â¬ the warden has caused a phonograph rrsv Wbat tc from the dusty thorougMare by a small ment on both sides but when she got to be jlaced which repeats-to-tKOh we ate them after con Â¬ Cyrut C Adams H B Nf Watson roultney ycW Stanley J Weyman Kirk Munree to Letty phe put her arms aroundhe victs white gate the charges made againsttlatm i Sat V Her eyes so faded and dim now were cmia and kissed her r 1 the Voices of their victims t eVinH auim nnmp tn see vou aulaiTuxe- ijjJBas Wm eee - - KteiPplHllflE 4 JEr lifeIr Â¬ iUKI 3uMJuikEE iZ--iJE- ry tV I IT EVER ou nuiviJDic Â¬ 6SS t PlS - A t t t Â¬ t t - - iJEwMiMm mJslWEEEE Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -- 1 S Â¬ Â¬ I asva Vyfca 211 up-to-da- te I j J f publish-biweekl- - - WW EEm - -- j E3k 11 ii v i fol-de-ro- ls - aig - Â¬ I- Hfl out-Xre- - t W good-feelin- g- N0 e t i n -- 1 ms I ar jSa t j ASOX - L- - r f I l V tjt ijfci BfaKvi t- e v i -1 V i if v I t iJ J- - SSCifci -- - Til m wr mimwm vrt VTIV - 8WK tv v t ff h v J THE BOURBON NEWS TTJMHY DECEMBER 28 1897 TRAVELING BY SEA DONT KILL THE TOADS The Multifarious Requirements of Tliey Are Valuable Friends to the Ocean Passenger Steamer Gardener and Fruit Grower First class passengers must have a Bulletin 46 of the Hatch Mass sta- Â¬ large and handsome dining saloon in tion says the toad lives ten to forty deed the commissariat department j ears does not begin to raise young could not be managed at all if it were till the fourth year but then lays over not dealt with en bloc The ladies must 1000 eggs a year It has lived two years have a drawing and music room The without food but cannot live long un Â¬ studious must have a library Themcn der water It never takes dead or mo- Â¬ musfhave a smoking room Everybody tionless food It takes its food by must have a bed and all must have means of its tongive alone and it op room for exercise in the open air when erates this so rapidly that the eye can Â¬ inclined for it Similar but less elab- Â¬ not follow its motions It catches and orate conveniences must be provided devours bees wasps yellow jackets for those who wish to travel in the same ants beetles worms spiders snails ship but who are unable or unwilling bugs grasshoppers crickets weevils to pay the highest fare In many cases caterpillars moth3 etc The station a third class of accommodations is given examined with a microscope the con- Â¬ for emigrants and those to whom cost tents of the stomachs of seven toads in is a matter of the first moment Ac Â¬ April 30 in May 36 in in June 26 in cording to their several ranks all these July ten in August and seven in Sep- Â¬ passengers must be waited upon so that tember 149 in all On an average it a large body of stewards and servants was found that 80 per cent of tihe toads must be carried in addition to the crew food consists of harmful insects and of navigators and engineers 11 per cent was of such beneficial in- Â¬ With this large number of people to sects as bees spiders lady bugs etc be fed cooking arrangements of the The stomach that doesnt flinch at yel most elaborate and complete kind must low jackets wasps blister beetles and be made Provisions must be stored in click beetles or pinch bugs would seem such a manner as to remain fresh and to be prepared for anything in the bug good throughout the voyage and for line and it doubtless is The quantity this purpose steam refrigerating ma Â¬ of food that a toads stomach can ac- Â¬ chinery and bold storage chambers are commodate is remarkable In one were usually provided at the expense of some found 77 anyriapods in another 55 army of the cargo space A practically unlim Â¬ worms in another 15 gypsy moth cater- Â¬ ited supply of fresh water must be al- Â¬ pillars in another nine ants six cut lowed to everybody on board and yet worms five myriapods six sow bugs the arrangement for its supply must be one weevil and one wire worm beetle such that everything like waste shall In 24 hours the toad consumes enough be prevented food to fill its stomach four times The passenger is by nature a grum Â¬ Feeding at the rate above mentioned a bler and being shut up for days to single toad will in three months devour gether on an island from which there over 10000 insects If every ten of these is no escape with little occupation but would have done one cent damage the to find fault he must be an angel in- Â¬ toad would have saved ten dollars Evi Â¬ deed if he uttered no complaint It is dently the toad is a valuable friend of the constructors province if possible the farmer gardener and fruit grower to shut his mouth by anticipation and can be made especially useful in This huge floating caravansary has to be lighted warmed and ventilated greenhouse garden and berry patch The progress in lighting by incandes- Â¬ cent electric lamps without vitiating PLANTING FRUJT TREES the atmosphere has- been an immense Be Sure to Cut Off All Injured or De advantage to passenger steamers even Â¬ - AGRICULTURAL HINTS STATE AID FOR ROADS The Important Subject Interestingly Treated by Gen Stone The subject of state add for road building was touched on by Gen Stone in his address at the annual convention of the National Road parliament He said I XT A WOMAN CAN DO kecess of a Gentlewoman in Con pleasant story is that told of Lady ftlamp f wVin KPt tit ytmls fgpall pottery on her estate the old Ckatejaiu of Oiron somewhere about the gtf TTrmTpc-f-nipnH- ducting a Pottery yea- where she employed a pot and made the famous Faience twj 1524 Who are injured by the use of coffee Re- Â¬ cently there has been placed in all the grocery stores a new preparation called GRATN 0 made of pure grains that takes the placeof coffee The most delicate stomach receives it without distress and but few can tell it from coffee It does not cost over as much Children may drink it with great benefit 15 cts and 25 cts per pack- Â¬ age Try it Ask for GRAEST O Â¬ There Is a Class of People The provision of state aid is the only possible method by iMiich tihe state and the corporate property of the cities can aid in the building- of roads Throughout the United States the cities and corporations jso far as I know are quite willing to help and the only question is how they can do it It is of more vital importance to the cities to have good country Toads than it is to tihe people of the country them Â¬ selves Every ounce of food that is consumed in the cities must come from - the country and if the country roads were wiped out to day the farmers could go right on living but the people of the cities would have to scatter to morrow tihey could not live a day They are beginning to realize it they are beginning to feel that they want a hand in the building of the roads and they have a feeling of very warm interÂ¬ est A great many city people are go ing to the country tlhat formerly did notg o at all and they wTould go a great deal more if they had good country roads and state aid is the only meas- Â¬ ure that anv of us have been able to de- Â¬ Â¬ -- was a widow cultured and of artistic skill and instincts A collec- Â¬ tion of her crayon portraits is said to havcj been preserved but it wtis not ialtljiis but in the manufacture of the that she made a name for her selffisot more than 50 pieces are now known to be in existence All of them areg small but of surpassing beauty ajwsupnosed to have been made only asfgifts or souvenirs for friends They have an inlaid ornament of interlac- Â¬ ing bands or scrolls arabesques and geometrical forms of tinted clays yel low and brown relieved with soft col- Â¬ ors on a cream white ground forming sjjpmobth surface1 and covered with a soft glaze jfSuch was the occupation that filled the leisure hours of this lady of Han- gesr and we may fancy her in the quaint costume of her time dabbling im tiie soft clays and wish we knew more of her plans and experiments orarthe trials and failures that led up tOTher success for she must have had many before she brought her unique productions unlike anything made in that or later days up to the perfection she did We do not know the interest with which she watched the firing of her furnace and the anxious hours of waiting before it could be opened and its story told Then the feeling of de Â¬ light when the reward of success came or the reasoning out- of the cause of jfjSIie 4jSfn- - to their knees in terror at my description of the day of judgment The other ex Ah yen he rehorter smiled pityingly plied Why man Fve had whole audiences fall Power of Portrayal 1SS6 Â¬ effi But the other night I portrayed the destruction of the world with such power that a man came up after the services and asked me whom he should see about the kinetoscope rights Detroit Journal IVotice to All Central Passenger Association 1000 mile tickets without restrictions as to date of sale and also regardless of the fact as to whether the Cleveland Akron Co- A W GLEASON Notary Public Catarrh Cure is taken internally and Halls acts directly on the blood and mucous sur- faces of the system Send for testimonials free F J CHENEY CG Toledo 0 Sold by druggists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best Seal Cure FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before Tne and subscribed in my presence this 6th day of December A D State of Ohio City of Toledo m Lucas County Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney Co doing business in the city of Toledo Countv and State aforesaid and that aid firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every- case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh 1 Â¬ - V the Public theres fire Why do you say that Ive proved it It was against the rules Depend upon it where theres smoke Speaks with Authority Â¬ to smoke in our office I smoked and was fired Philadelphia North American lumbus Railway Companys name appears on the same or not are accepted at presCheck Colds and Bronchitis with Hales ent for tickets to points on and via the Honey of Horehound and Tar Cleveland Akron Columbus Railway Com- - Pikes Toothache Drops Cure in one minute gany The traveling public will please note Daly General Passenger Agent The under dog in the fight may be right but the upper dog doesnt care a snap if he The utility of life is not in its extent it is Chicago News is m the employment of it A man may live long and live little Montaigne Pisos Cure is a wonderful Cough medi cine Mrs W Pickert Van Siclen and Tourist Sleeping Carts Blake Aves Brooklyn N Y Oct 2G 94 Commencing with the excursion of Dec 7th the Missouri Kansas and Texas Ry Nothing makes a worthless husband obhas inaugurated a system of Tourist Sleep- ject to divorce as quickly as a decree for ers on their excursion dates between St alimony Washington Democrat Louis or Kansas City and South Texas points For information address H F Better times come to all cured of aches Bowsher 435 Walnut St Cincinnati Ohio And pains by St Jacobs Oil A good thing gets a little better every day The absence of soft water is some mens a poor thing a little worse Atchison excuse for drinking Hard Chicago News Globe Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Crutches and cruel pains from Sciatica From St Jacobs Oil the cure of it The only thing you own after you die is what you have given away Farm Journal Time counts health gains A quick sure Cure St Jacobs Oil for sprains When a man begins to move others he is Rams Horn generally called a crank - vr yji 9 a r BAD WISCONSIN ROAD Located Between Winneconne and sippi JJ iPon- - fc s- h our own immediate neighborhood we must cultivate a wider citizenship and w fplintr ni wider citizenshin is tsrpwing a eeling that the favored lo m caliliesmusthelp those not so favored I am glad to say that the actual pos- Â¬ session of good roads wherever I have known it has had a great effect in de- Â¬ veloping that kinder feeling and broad Â¬ er citizentship It has been a marked fact in New Jersey that the localities which have taxed themselves to get good roads are the first to vote to give state aid to the localities that have not good roads Many men say We see the benefits of it we have the bene- Â¬ fits of it and we can afford to help our neighbors enjoy it And you will find that the movement for state aid wher Â¬ ever it goes will help to develop a broader citizenship I hope that some time federal aid will broaden it still more I hope that the people of the United States in the more favored regions will feel dis- Â¬ posed as they get the benefit of good roads themselves to help confer those benefits upon the regions that have not the advantages I believe that every step taken every judicious step taken towards bringing about the aid of the federal government towards general road improvement will help to develop that feeling all through the United States that we have got to consider something beyond our own neighbor- Â¬ hoods beyond our own counties and beyond our own states We have gotto look over the whole field of the United States and see what the general gov- Â¬ ernment can do to help the people who meed this kind of help everywhere ORCHARD The peach will thrive best grafted on plum stock Hoot pruning is one wav of dwarf- ing fruit trees Few kinds of fruit are easier grown than the cherry Mulch the strawberries as soon as the ground freezes Black knot is a fungus growth Out off and burn all affected branches Orchard grass and clover are good for seeding down an orchard Red raspberries are the sweetest The plants increase by suckers or sprints An orchard should never be plowed deep on account of the injury to the roots of ithe trees There is nothing that will tend to the development of roots a bone and ashes mixed watth muck That a tree does not bear a good crop of fruit eovery year is not an indication that if is diseased To prevent sheep from gnawing trees apply a wash of whale oil soap sheep droppings and lime Thoroughly whitewashing the trunks of trees destroys lichens insects and pests that live on the bark One advantage of rolling ground as i location for the orchard is that it gies a better circulatirm of air Set each tree with care placing it in rich soil and packing fine mellbw soil thoroughly in around the roots The quince is one of the best ship Â¬ ping fruits that can be grown It is St easily propagated by cutting Louis Republic AND GARDEN vise by which city and corporate prop erty can aid in the development of iixe country roads I was interested in what one gentleman said the other morning that in Ms own township his village and his bank paid three fourths of the township tax and that was a fair contribution That was unquestionably fair so far as his township was concerned but how about the next township that has no village We must look beyond and no bank Â¬ Â¬ When planting a tree cut off all in jured or defective roots If unevenly rooted or roots ail on one side an incision in or through the bark will greatly accelerate root growth by starting new roots Avoid top mutilation when planting and at all other times The only occasion for cutting a tree is to prevent forks Thinning the branches will prevent this Foliage is essen- Â¬ tial to root development Good tops When are better than good roots transplanting I care little whether a tree has roots at all when planting It must have a top I will supply the Â¬ -- T though it be a costly light The maintenance of an equable tem- Â¬ perature with pure fresh air free from draughts warm enough in cold cli Â¬ mates and cool enough in hot latitudes presents almost insurmountable difficulties Where spaces are so contracted and nooks and corners so numerous the air must lie quiescent unless disturbed by currents too violent to be admissi- Â¬ ble and it is to be feared that even in the best vessels there must still be a smell of the ship shippy In recent practice all unnecessary linings have been removed and all apartments thrown as open for the free ingress and How By giving it a good top egress of air as is consistent with nec Â¬ roots Xurserymen have long instructed their essary privacy a quality by the way patrons to conform the top to match which- passengers would do well to rethe roots Bah There never was a member is never absolute on board ship greater mistake More than 20 years Cassiers Magazine ago in root grafting apples I experi- Â¬ HE ORDERED LOBSTERS mented with scions of water sprouts four or five feet Jong on bits of roots not over an inch in length They grew Andthe Waiter Could Notllalce HinT Regret It readily The roots of a tree are only A certain western congressman came necessary to start growth and hold the here at the beginning of the last ses- tree in an upright position until roots sion of congress He stayed at one of are formed The last apple orchard I the large hotels and arriving after the planted the trees were the large over- dinner hour he ordered supper served grown ones that were unsalable They in his room Lobsters were on the bill were four years old and so large that of fare Kow the congressman knew two men were necessary to handle oysters and he knew clams Lobsters They were carried from the nursery were classed with them and he deterand roots closely trimmed Not a mined to try the new delicacy branch of the top was touched with Bring me a dozen lobsters he said saw or knife This was in 18S6 In to the waiter The waiters eyes stood 1890 these trees bore an immense crop out and being sold on the trees were San he gasped guessed by the purchasers at two bar Â¬ You heard me didnt you said the rels of marketable fruit per tree congressman who hadnt the mildest Western Fruit Grower temper in the world I said I wanted a dozen lobsters didnt I Will I have PROTECTION FOR TREES to have my orders printed and bound and sent An Effective Guard Wlilcn Costs But a a dozen by mail Didnt I say I wanted Icibsters Few Cents Yas sah said the waiter but its There are few farms where some such device as the one portrayed herewith a large order I ordered it didnt I snapped the may not beof great vahie It is cheap congressman Dont I look like a man yet effective in its purpose can be used who knows what he wants Did I say for large trees and shrubs as well as for smaller ones Where a valuable tree or I wanted a small order I want a dozen shrub is in danger from rabbits this lobsters I say Well later three waiters or perhaps guard will protect it In many localiit was four waiters anyway it seemed ties it is almost indispensable in the Tnhrvrwinter as it erveslli e tree from toeing to the OOnnTfifiSTnan lilfft n Prl Kp rln v oarade of waiters iTmpm itmW lobsters The room fairly blushed with lobsters The congressman was taken aback but seeing a grin on the face of the foremost waiter he drew him- Â¬ self up and ordered the lobsters set down The waiters departed The con- Â¬ gressman sat down and ate lobsters till the very thought of lobsters made him m w ImI it i groan Then he opened his trunk and i Is S jb mi is lU ly filled it full of lobster meat The night svas dark and rainy The congressman opened his window and deftly threw hoice morsels into the street It took him nearly all night to do it but when IJie waiter was summoned he fairly turned pale There was one half of a lobster and a mighty pile of debris And the bill the congressman had to aay before he left with his trunk full jf lobsters next daj was really cheap for Jie pleasure of seeing the look of awe fcctlve RootH failure and the plans for another trial with renewed pluck and determination for when a woman wills she will Wio that fires a kiln and is following up a line of experiments does not unÂ¬ derstand the fascination of it pAnd she must have possessed strongly-marked taste and individuality which she carried out in her own way for it is said that after her death when the pottery passed into the hands of her son who kept it up for many years the wares while still fine lost their beautiful simplicity became more elab orate and modeled forms both plant wealth and leisure of to day might Low many there are who pront oy could set up a small workshop of some fend And if they lack the skill or in- Â¬ clination to do for themselves employ some one to work out choice designs for them gifts that would be worth the giving metal work in its different branches potteryV and decoration Jeather and wood carving and manv an artist artisan might thus be given Art Amateur tfesr for croup asthma bronchitis or whooping cough there is no remedy From the so sure and safe as Dr Ayers Cherry Pectoral first dose its healing influence is manifest The sufferer who has been kept awake by the cough falls into a refresh Â¬ Dr Ayers ing sleep and awakes strong and refreshed Cherry Pectoral is acknowledged to be a specific for all pulmonary complaints Physicians praise and prescribe it This standard remedy for coughs colds and all diseases of the throat and lungs is now put up in half size bottles at half price 50c One of my children had croup One night I was startled by the childs hard breathing and on going to it found it strangling It had Having a part of a bottle of Ayers Cherry Pec- Â¬ nearly ceased to breath toral in the house I gave the child three doses at short intervals and anxiously waited results From the moment the Pectoral was given the childs breathing grew easier and in a short time it was sleeping quietly and breathing naturally The child is alive and well to day and I do not hesitate to say that Ayers Cherry Pectoral saved its life C J Wooldrige Wortham Tex H Surely it is a lesson that women of and animal were added - Â¬ lWchance to develop schemes that can mever be carried out for lack of means C Â¬ Â¬ Seeing Tliincrs Rlsrnt Side Up Some persons find difficulty in under standing how since the images of ob- Â¬ jects looked at are inverted in the eves we nevertheless see the obiects right side up Recent experiments by Dr Stratton -- indicate that we possess an interesting power of adjustment in this regard He wore inverting glasses which reversed everything within reach of his eyes so that for him the ground was above and the sky below while things on the right side were seen on the left and things on the left appeared on the right Continuously for eight days he wore the glasses and within that time all his bodily movements be- Â¬ came adjusted to the new order so that he could walk the streets without much difficulty Youths Companion -- Ayers Cherry Pectoral Z t tA a KtUHLSHJBLSHJIUJ rainrmrua kiAAfi4ith4 yYf wC NKJ A OiS to to to to fl to to nkmr wh if vjinrii iiino rni bihiii rHllllOWNfHLBd w cttA vt to FOR DECORATING WALLS AND CEILINGS Purchase a package of CAIjCIMO from your to to grocer or paint dealer and do your own kalsomining This material is to principles hy machinery and milled in twenty four tints to made on scientific to and is superior to any concoction of Glue and Whiting that can possibly to to to to to MURALO WATER COLOR PAINTS Â¬ - Oriental princes entertain no objec Â¬ tion whatsoever to marriage with wom- Â¬ en of the civilized west and are utterly indifferent to all considerations of birth and rank esteeming the fair sex as being of far too inferior an order of humanity for their parentage and so- Â¬ cial status to be taken into considera- Â¬ tion Therefore there would be no ob- Â¬ ject whatsoever in Mehemet Ali the younger brother of the khedive surren- aering his rights of succession to the khaival throne of wfiich he is now heir apparent in the event of his wedding an American girl X 0 Picayune An Oriental Idea to to to NEW BRIGHTON S jEWYORK to THE MURALO CO to fact trade is N B The attention of to through the country trying theIntimidatecalled to the of ourthat a man by tho name of Church goeB paints material by telling them that our patent purchasers to are an Infringement on his to Wo are advised by our material which he calls Alabastine to counsel that his material when used with cold water is an infringement upon ours We have lnvitea oi to by to Mr Church to support his contention savesuit against us and have voluntered mayarcept servicetne bo tested in him to serve to any papers he wishes to to do so asnevertheless trouble that his pretended rights course misleading statements which continues but This he refuses to courts the circumstances we believe will be condemned by his reputable dealers all under to be made by hand To be siixed with Cold Water If you want something extra buy some MURALO from the sameÂ¬ dealer This material is a Hard Finish to be applied with a brush and becomes as hard as Cenfent Milled in twenty four tints and works equally as well with cold or hot water ESend for sample cards and if you can- Â¬ not purchase this material from your local dealers let us know and we will put you in the way of obtaining it -- - lv 0666666666666666666666666S666Sf DONT HIDE YOUR LIGHT UNDER A BUSHEL THATS JUST WHY WE TALK ABOUT si THE MARKETS Cattleconjmon3 Select butchers CAIiVES Fair to Hood liirht HOGS Common Mixedpackers Light shippers LIVE STOCK -- Cincinnati Dec 27 2 75 3 90 C 00 2 85 3 nrii if 2a SHEEP Choice LAMBS Goood to choice FLOUR Winter family GRAIN Wheat No s 3 30 4 00 ft 00 3 55 3 4 7 3 3 3 4 5 3 Corn No 2mixed Oats No 2 Rye No 2 HAY Prime to choice PROVISIONS Mess pork - No3red 2 red 65 25 00 25 35 40 35 40 80 91 92K2 SAPOLIO Try Grain0 Try Grain0 Ask you Grocer to day to show you a package of GRAIN O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult All who try it like it GRAIN 0 has that rich seal hrown of Mocha or Java hut it is made from pure grains and the most delicate stomach receives it without distress the price of coffee 15 cents and 25 cents per package Sold by all grocers I I wlaiEsra EWYHJ ND WE WILL 5EHD YW OUR 15 ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE 180 Winchester iWR 28 V 9 25 11 47 9 50 8 75 4 ftO 244 WQM msmzVXSfi NAMWAPOSTAL 0RI1 -- the congressman remarked carelessly Take these broken by snow and ice and during the rery hungry things away I wasnt Washington Post summer animals will not molest it This is also an effective method for cov Â¬ Mexican Justice ering many half hardy shrubs or young In Mexico the laws delays are less trees which cannot be bent down to the rexatious than in the United States ground By surrounding the tree with ndeed one straw and keeping it in place by such a ielay in the hears nothing at all a bout administration of Mexican device very good results will generallj justice A short time ago a pajmaster be obtained No description or instruc- vent down into Sonora with between tions as to its construction are neces- 0000 and sary as it speak6 for itself Care should at a xanch 7000 He stopped over night where he was robbed and be taken when used in the summer that aaurdered The vereca light by the air and sun are not excluded Farm the local police robbers magistrate dis but the and Home Â¬ Â¬ -- PROTECTION FOR TE2CDER SHRUBS tvhich came over the waiters face as Lard Prime Steam BUfTTER Choice Dairy Prime to choice creamery APPLES Per bbl POTATOES Per bbl FLOUR Winter patents GRAIN Wheat No 2 red B No 2 Chicago spring CORN No 2 nATR Jn o PORK Mess LfcRD Steam 5 NEW YORK FLOUR Winterpatent No 2 red CORN No 2 mixed RYE PORK New mess LARD Western BALTIMORE FLOUR Family GRAIN Wheat No 2 Southern Wheat Corn Mixed Oats No 2 white JRvc No 2 western CATTLE First duality HOGS Western INDIANAPOLIS iife GRAIN Wheat No 2jgECorn No 2 mixed 13 3 25 2 00 4 70 23 3 75 225 4 80 Jot CHICAGO 99 88 7 70 4 57l2 4 80 - FG VteSIffiREPEfiTINeARMS HgwHAVEyCww 27 23 7 75 4 CO 89S Qi Seattle Klondike Alaska Seattle fe information BY BEATTTjB 5 10 l 0121 34K 49 Tastes like Coffee Looks like Coffee InfiiBtthat your grocer gives youGRAINO Accept no Imitation OHAJCBIia OP C02OCEBCQE TBUKEAU - wash 8 25 274 28 9 00 4 82 4 65 Klondike siaici Seattle n nf Alaska Washington wivvw wduijalhuhz rvniirnaficommercial j rr outfitsCity wi5 Largest dtr4rlCTUIlnralCtr8--BES- T Safest Routes j rTnnrionrta Address SECRETARY AJUiiiirrrKL 4 40 97 93 98 98 33 29 33K 29 4 50 A Towns in South Carolinalocated near to the state line and not far from Charlotte N CM have lost much trade of late as the farmers prefer to haul over the good roads into another state in preference to using the poor roads of their Â¬ Practical Road Lesson Â¬ own 4 instrumental in inaugurating a move ment for good roads in South Carolina state This experience has been Â¬ charged them Then the government ook s hand in the affair The robbers svere caught againand shot immediate y the magistrate who had acquitted hem was shot the ranchman at whose ouse the robbery occurred was shot some distant accessories after the fact ivere shot In all lt men were shot fnd now life and property are the safer a Sonora Chicago Chronicle 52H 52 4 70 4 00 2 cOats KBOUR Winter patent GKAIN Wheat No 2 red flIOftte Mixed Mess r No 2 mixed 92 25 22 4 00 94 25 during the winter months HOME 8nrtnandBookeeplngPcnmansBjpetct Positions about the farm lands of STUDY taBhtby mail Expenso low catalogue hen competeat Write Nebraska Iowa and Mis Â¬ L Jzl zS latrlcaa Corretponf eace Collegefor BiMaMraV gt souri - vyy Hgf dost vn i ib- - PATS SELF how to get a cheap nDome 1 a prosperous healthy community TheCoru Belta monthly nanpr hnrinmPM7 lllncf ruforl to full nf Infn CURES WHERE ALL FISF FA11S raatlon concerning western farm lands Send Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good Use 25 cents for a j ears subscription to The Corn in time Sold by druggists Belt 209 Adams Street Chicago READ LOUISVtLLK 3 75 Tell Mother Ill Be Tire7 aCrk Mixed 284 PresC McElnleys Message to hlsdylng1 Mother LATEST POPULAR SONC AgeRbi Wanted ANK E 1689 POE LaD Stem 850 inzk arLewVeJee Price Gc Stumps taken Wi W McCALMP Columbus O Autbor and Publisher WHEN WK1T1NO TO ADNEKT1SEK8 pleaae atate tkat yen saw tbe Advertise meat la this paper r wwim KLT- - rgy AE - f v- v - A v KBfeA - 8 THE BOWKBON NE 2 27 Fields Maria h and 1 Lylesville Finch Chas h and 1 Rackersville -3 92 Frazier Richard h and 1 Kennedys- 3 ville Freeman W M h and 1 Littleton 61 5 ave h and 1 Lylesville 2 27 French Hannah 3 55 Fretwell Ann h and 1 Newtown 4 28 Lylesville Gaines Henry h and Garrett Ben H h and 1 Lilleston 5 t lo ave 1 Claysville 2 27 Graves Charlotte h and Green Bettie h and 1 Claysville -- TUESDAY DECEMBER 28 1897 acret BBr Dr Cgpg r f MM 1 SHERIFFS SALE Tist MrsW H Best 103 State and County Taxes 5i Jji r - ON THURSDAY DEC EO 1897 N - if commencing at 10 oclock a m in at the Court house door county the city of Paris Bourbon Kentucky I will expose for sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand to pay the State and County YTaxfor 1897 the following de scribed property or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay said taxes with alL costs and in-- Â¬ terests E T BEEDING Sheriff of Bourbon County Ky PARIS WHITE iy -- Ashurst Mary 1894 and 6 and Bal 5003 1897 55 acres by James Elliott 6 83 Ferguson St Bolston Junius lot D h and 1 1 acre Burbridge E 2 75 Georgetown Pike 12 7G 2d street Crosdale Geo Clay Sam H Est 4 lota Claysville 6 09 Mrs Luke Connelly h and 1 8th St 8 34 Calbertaon M M h and 1 Vine St 8 95 Williams Addition 1 Con Culbertsou Mrs E J h and 9 38 Doty Wm h and 1 East Pans 7 78 vent Heights 1 Walkers Dowd Mrs Sallie h and 24 70 Avenue 2 70 Dowd Miss Mamie h and 1 Paris wyer Bros h and 1 South Main St 16 90 Erion Mrs Daisv h and 1 Convent 15 27 Heights Woods lot Henderson St 3 06 Farrell Frakes J Brooks h and 1 Second Hhl Fuller James h and Ave 1 St 15 31 1 Lilleston 6 83 12 75 7G Grionan L h and Henderson St Gutzeit A M Agt h and 1 5th and 11 High Hardy A L 31 uures by Mrs Kay 2 11 lots 7th street Howe Russell h and 1 Winchester 8 Pike Howe Wm N R h and 1 Winches Â¬ 7 ter Pike 60 95 Hall Jesse L Gaitskill 36 19 55 Hukill Wm Jr h and 1 2d st Hunt Mrs Ellen h and 1 Clinton- 6 00 ville Pike 96 7 24 acres by Clay 1 10 07 JHanlon Mrs Johanna h and St Hutchison Mrs E h and 10th 1 by -- - sV- - I -- lieese Brentsville 4 80 Newtown 3 85 2 70 Walker Henry h and 1 Claysville Brent Geo h 1 and 7 acres Brents- ville 2 03 7 65 Ward Ellen N R Ruckerville ABrookins Adaline 1 acre Cynthiana Ware Jane h and Sycamore st 2 27 Pike near John Robinson 3 83 SBrooks Henry h and 1 Lylesville 4 30 Warren Joe h and Claysville 3 45 JBuckner John h and 10 acres by watts Anaerson agt h and Lilles- Geo Brent Brentsville 9 90 ton addition 2 27 Sutler Amanda h lot Claysville 2 27 Carr Lavina h lot Ruckervflle 3 20 Watts Mary h and I Williams st 2 70 Carter Isaac N R h and 1 Lylesville 2 27 sjarter Joe lot Lylesville 3 85 Clack Joe h lot Claysville 3 45 Watts Willis and Bettie h and 1 1 Williams Addition Olay Ellah Marshall st a KJJ on near Claysville 3 55 TTTl wnittaKer Collins Sallie 2 lots Claysville 3 55 Wickliffe Annie h and Claysville 2 27 Henry nrh and Blacks Cornrad II W 2 lot Ruckerville 5 CO Cross Roads 2 27 Conway Lizzie lot Ruckerville 1 85 Williams Clay h and Claysville 5 13 1 Cypress st Corbm Rus h and 6 83 Williams Geo No 1 acre George- Â¬ Craig Jane h lot Newtown 2 27 town pike 5 35 Crose Jane lot Bally Patton st 6 09 Williams Harriet h and Lylesville 2 27 acre near Coul Ouster Green Williams Jas h thards Mill 4 60 Williams Mary and Marshall st 3 85 acre by Coul- Davis Mary Lou 1 lot Brooks Addi th oxers Mill j 45 3 12 Williams tion Pattie nrh and 1 Clays- Â¬ liDent Eliza Heirs h and 1 Rucker- ville 1 orr ville 5 32 Williams Tom h and Hanson st 4 30 JEDiskerson Nellie Heirs h and 1 1 Wilson Josie h 6 C9 Olaysville 2 27 Wilson Minnie and 7th st acre by Coul Walker h and 1 3 45 2Dinunitt thards Mill g- ISvans Wm h and 1 Brooks addition 514 Woodward Laura and 1 La les nrh SFanntleroy Chas h and 1 Marshall ville 2 27 4 29 s and 1 Ruck- MILLERSBURG WHITE ISTauntleroy Rachel h 2 10 Bowles ersville TE 2o acres by Martin Faulkner Alfreds estate h and 1 Bowles 1896 9 90 61 Best W H 53 uckersville acres by T F Trinlelt17 54 1 Hanson st 29 George Mrs Frank Fields Doc h and 100 acres by 86 TJeWs Ed h and I Lylesville v John Hunter 40 59 70 fields Joes hwirs 2 1 Giaysville 1 1 1 -- 9 80 Redmon Jones Mrs Martha h and 1 Hanson 5 25 St Klauip Ormond 27 acres by M J 16 69 Kiser iliaughlin Jas E 1 lot Williams Ad Â¬ dition 4 35 Logan Mrs L S 76 acres by H R Croxton 28 19 Manning Dr Jas h and 1 George- Â¬ town Pike 12 93 Morris Mrs Elizabeth 192 acres by Jos Houston 1896 and bal 7 144 98 Muir Mrs Kate h and 1 Convent 6 94 Heights JVlcCann Chas Est h and 1 Higgins 7 78 Ave Maher John h and 1 8th St 7 68 Nagle Heirs h and i 5th St 4 81 Oldson heirs h and 1 Railroad st 8 21 Ogle H C h and 1 Higgins Ave 5 14 Speaks Ger D 50 acres bv Horace Miller 1892 4 and 7 27 43 Stone Andrew N R lot Vine St 5 24 Talbott H E 2 lots 1 Thornton Divi- Â¬ 9 37 sion 1 Houson st Webster Scott 1 acre by C L Kern 4 35 White Megibben and Harris Dis- Â¬ tillery Millersburg 46 68 Woods Thomas lot Lilleston ave 3 44 Woods Elizabeth lot Paris 3 35 Williams Win M h and 1 Lilleston 5 12 Ave Jno R h and 1 West st 5 12 Williams Woods M L h and 1 Lilleston Ave 6 75 PARIS COLORED Samuels 1 lot George- Â¬ Anderson town pike 12 76 Arnold James 2 H Ls High st 1022 Ayers Anderson H L Hanson Marshal sts 5 13 Ayers Joe h 1 Hanson st 3 86 Ayers Sherman h 1 Cypres st 683 Baker Jerry h 1 Sycamore st 471 Bedford Frank h 1 Ruckerville 320 Bishop James h 1 Sycamore st 393 Booker Mary Jr H eirs h 1 Clays- Â¬ ville 227 Booker Woodson 2 h 1 Claysviile 5 13 Breckinridge Mrs Geo or Ann h 1 -- J acksons Sam Est Shop Frys 17 94 2 76 23 acres by Tom McNamara Jas h and lMillers- V 8 Vnrr S h and 1 nearrjplege 5 Nesbitt Wm Ware Mrs Mary 11 acres iby oonn 5 WM Hamilton Williams W E and Gregg Mi acres b- Jas Bramblette 20 Wrenn Mrs J H 50 acres by B F v 22 Wilson MILLERSBURG COLORED and 1 Shipptpwh 3 4 30 Allen Frank h h and 1 iao MainfewMil Allen Harriet Green Polly h and 1 Ruckersville 2 10 Tv J lersburg 2 77 3 35 Huvmiurlnn tiPtrs h Sr 7th st 1 Allen James h and 4 71 Harris Thos h 1 Lylesville L 4 84 lersmirg 1 near J H Brad- Hart Peter h 1 85 Allen Molle h and 1 ShipptjovvnV 2 68 shaw Neelyville Baker Sarah h and 1 Milleysburg 2 09 3 86 Hoi ton John h I 7th st 3 69 Bradley Ben h and 1 Railroadst Hawkins Columbus h I Lilleston Breckinridge Patsy h and 1 Sliipp- 5 13 ave 1 85 f t Avn 2 27 Hawkins Fannie h 1 7th st Mary h and 1 Millersburg Burl Hawkins Mahalah 1 Claysville 2 27 1 85 nearDr Hurt 1 4 00 Herrington Bob h 1 7th st and Main Backst 3 12 Huldah h Herrington sister h and 1 7th- st 3 55 CanCavanaugft Millie n ana 1 Millers Â¬ Hickman Joe h and 1 Connelly 2 87 r burg 3 45 alley Conway Jordan h and 1 Mansb 4 77 4 30 1 Claysville Hicks Jas h 1 1 Marshall st 2 70 Griggs E valine h and Shipptown 1 85 Halley Eliza h 3 85 Hawkins Nancy J est 2 acresrjy Ed Howard Henry h and 1 Newto3 65 Miles R Mills pike Hutchinson Henry h and 1 new- Hend rson Robt and Elizabeth h 3 85 town 5 55 and 1 Millersburg 1 Lylesville 3 45 Jackson Alonzo h and Holliday Lottie k and 1 Millers- Â¬ Jackson Green 2 h and 1 Claysville 9 43 4 30 burg 5 13 Jackson Levi h and 1 Hanson st Huffman Mary h and 1 Shipptown 3 31 Jacobs Doc heirs h and 1 Williams 1 Millers Â¬ 1 85 Hughes Nannie h and st 3 19 burg 3 45 Johnson Alfred Thomas ave Enoch h and I Millers- Â¬ Johnson Geo h and 1 RuckersviP0 5 26 Hutchins -4 57 burg 3 25 Johnson Geo h and 1 Claysville Nancy h and Millersburg 2 08 Hutsell Johnson Jonas h and 1 Brentsville 4 80 Johnson John li and I Reubensville 3 07 Johnson Lewis heirs h and 1 Lyles- Â¬ 2 18 2 27 King Louisa h and lShipptowi ville Lawson- Lawson Matilda h and 3 86 Johnson Rich h and 1 Claysville 1 64 ville Johnson Thos Henr h and 1 New Â¬ Meng heirs h and 1 Main st- Millers- 3 00 town o ourii 1 85 Kellis Alice h and 1 Lylesville 4 70 Pel man Wm h and Main st j Kiihis John and Meg h and 1 Clays 3 77 Perry Wm hand Millersburg Kenney David h and 1 Newtown 3 30 Millers Â¬ P eyton Pauline h and 3 45 Keys Harvey h and 1 Claysville 3 88 burg 1 Lylesville 1 42 Kidd Mollie Robinson Millie J h 1 Lawson- Lamb Chas 2 acres by Henry Lacey 5 95 45 ville Lamb Sophias heirs h and 1 Clays- Â¬ 52 h 1 Mb 2 27 Stevens Silas ville 88 Pnvlnr Tnnn h fe Mh Lewis Elisha G 5 acres by Tom 1 Shipptowfu 14 9 96 Thompson Tom h Redmon 30 Trotter Milt h 1 R R St Wa Â¬ 1 Brooks Lyttle Francis h and ad 1 ShipptownV 36 3 33 Turner Lettie h dition 1 Mb 70 Turney Sam h Â¬ Lindsay John agt h and 1 Ruckers63 Washington Em h 1 Mb ville 4 20 42 y White Richard h 1 Mb McOlintock LAh and 1 Claysville 3 45 1 86 Mason Peter hand IKennedysville 3 00 Wilson Henry h 1 Sbipptownt Shipptdwh 71 h Wilson John Medinger Bettie h and 1 Ruckers- Â¬ 1 Shipptbwnt 86 1 55 Wilson Smith h ville Medinger Dicks est h and 1 Ruck Â¬ FLAT ROCK WHITER ersville 3 16 y S iiire h and 1 7th st Mickens 2 17 Geo 2 acres by Mrs 3 00 Alexander Miller Jeff h and 1 Lylesville 3 45 1 Coulthards Minor James h and nofSSf R OWM kj m n v Mill 3 45 TiiT-- It Mitcnell Jno h and 1 Claysville 3 85 acres by E O Elliott 5 24 Chipley Mitchell JnoReuoen h and 1 Lyles- Â¬ uray Mannaas xz o acres oy wo ville 4 30 l ID OU1UU Morgan Jane h and 1 8th st 2 70 71 acres by Nels Crouch Bob n r Morin Warren h and 1 Brooks ad- 25 59 Sledd tion 95 12 Murphy Alonzo h and 1 Claysville 4 30 Crouch I B 45 acres by uap GiUis r 21 31 pie Murphy Dan Jr h and 1 Claysville 3 85 Murrav Martin h and 1 8th st 3 85 Elliott W H 80 acres by B F Chip 23 71 ley 3 h and lots Clays- Â¬ Myers Henry Elliott Margaret 25 acres by B F ville 6 83 7 40 CLipley Nichols Annie h and 1 Ruckerville 1 55 15 70 Evans W O 2 lots Flat Rock 1 Claysville Nutter Wm h and 5 13 Off utt Chas Sr Brentsville 7 65 Frazier Sarah D n r 25 acresbytgap 7 60 Gillispie Oldham Caroline h and 1 Claysville 1 90 Wesley 1 acre by John Garrett Porter Cathrine h and 1 Brents- Â¬ Mansfield 1435 ville near John Stout 2 60 Porter Fannie acre near Cathar Â¬ ine Porter 4 45 Portal George h and 1 Brentsville 4 70 Porter Johns Heirs hand 1 Brents- Â¬ ville 36 rowell Harrison h anl 1 Rucker- Â¬ ville 3 68 Railey Sophia h and 1 Claysville 1 SS Reese James h and 1 Williams st 3 45 Reid T Augustus h ard 1 Sycamore 44 u 1 - uGibson W L 277 acres by Ed Rice 92 35 r DangheriyaerooHUTCHISON WHITE 99 Graves P B 34 acres by Mrs R Ewmg Dudley ia Henry gg Corbin Miss Mattie and S 119 acres KQ 1 R Mills Graves Mrs E E 54 acres by Mrs R 46 69 FieX Dave h on Maysville Pikes 13 Henry GteS Hiram b I Gte ig 37 Ingels Heirs 88 acres by Mrs Bellet Sharp H R 1 lot Jackstown 11 4 Giltner 7 67 06 McKenzie Mrs Martha 1 lot Little Smith C B 84 acresby A H Willett 53 48 Rock 32 19 Squires Mrs Lillie 20 acres by 1 Reuben HUTCHISON COLORED Booth 6 30 Johnson John A Jr h 99 Stewart A A7 acres by Shop Cane town Ridge l JttnneiiMi Bob h 15 74 Frazier Charlotte lotEmmonsville 2 70 Stone H C and R M 70 acres by Mrs Johnson James 1 acre By A H Wil Â¬ Walter h A 1 45 tfrM y i2r W J 7 I HQK A - SronohnAsHrshlB -- j 015 Caleb Bounds 3913 1 lett 3 86 JIZ Hen JIB BJgJ Janes Talbott jonn Love h 1 u 1 Ma-inatMil- LITTLE ROCK COLORED Berry Amanda Green A son Allen Mitch h CENTREVILLE 5 98 WHITE acie vj ft ter CunninghamSarah h Rock 6 Little Rock acres by Carpen Â¬ 1 Little 4 07 4 82 Allen A L 1 acre Jacksonville Allen E A 113 ac near Jas N Allen 37 53 Allen Jas B N R 15 ac near Jas - f - - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 A i1 no i A Forman Elijah 14 acres near Mrs 6 99 Nichols 6 99 Jienry a j and J K 29 acres near urinstead Wm 10 acres Bunkers S S Ardery 8 68 Hil 5 Hughes Bettie 10 acres by H T 24 Hicks Geo W N R 1 acre near Jas Ransdall 3 20 Wilson 5 89 Hildreth Edgar and J B 85 acres Hutsell Jno D Little Rock 5 55 near W A Gaines Kerr Harriet h 1 Little Rock 37 41 1 85 Ransdall Jas 20 acres near Mrs Sue Neal Francis h 1 Little Rock 2 27 Simpson Cornelius 5 acres by A P Ransdull W165 Ryles Mrs D A 6 acre near Bryan 6 99 Allen 2 76 Smith John 28 acres by D L Rob Sheeley Heirs 20 acres near Dins s 74 Smith Williams Frank Sr 10 acres by Shropshire Frank 100 acres near Tom Woodford 6 99 Johnathon Davis NORTH MIDDLETOWN White Slack Jas E 3 acres near A K Haw Bradley Geo 4 acres near C Gillispie4 35 kins 6 25 Broughton Chas 1 N M Coke Mrs M S 30 acres near Mt Ca- Â¬ 8 53 Caldwell Josh Jr 10 acres near 11 60 rtel McLeod Simpson John N R 266 aces near 7 89 Clinfi WAh nnrt 1 XT 1U 1 S J Turlev 137 33 wv t jM III II tr Holder W N n r 28 acres by J Scott 8 93 Turner Jno W 250 acre near Mrs Ireland 99 37 wweiis mrs ann nr 43 acres near Col Prescott 16 15 CENTREVILLE COLORED NORTH MIDDLETOWN COLORED Bowles Ben 4 acres by R L Col 1 Jackson Armstrong Horace h lins 6 83 ville Butler Anderson 8 acres by Wm Coleman Minnie h lCentreville i ss Wade 6 12 Hall Lewis acre by Calip An 1NM Childs Lawson h 4 35 drews 3 45 Dergin Chas h 1 N M 3 85 Kane Wm lot Centreville 3 45 Gatewood Jno N R h 1 2 70 McCov Bros 1 Jno and Robt h Goodwin Mary and Lena 19 acres Centreville 5 45 by Mrs Eliza Wade 8 05 Nix Bob h 1 Centreville 3 45 Hastings Todd h 1 N M 3 44 Simms Maria h 1 Centreville 1 85 Harris Joe acre Levy Pike 3 90 Sparks Wm 1 Centreville h 3 45 Kenney Aaron 3 45 Smith Wm h 1 Centreville 4 30 McClure Jeff Sr J acre Levy Pike 3 90 Wilson Rosa h 1 3 55 Centreville Mark Crit acre Levy Pike 3 90 Schooler Jas h and 1 N M 5 13 RUDDLES MILLS WHITE Schooler Ben h 1 N M 3 45 Strauder Odd 1 acre by Watt Gay 3 48 Hogg H B assgne Thos Fisher 131 acres by J H Smith 47 29 CLINTONVILLE WHITE Godman Lucy A est 100 acres by Wash Redmon 27 40 Bea8le R N N R 51 acres by Clin Harris J W n r 41 acre3 by Jno A tonville 25 20 Kiser 21 20 Bennison J J lot Clint 3 12 Jones Garrett D 1 lot R Mills 83 Nichols w x Clint 6 86 McClure J R Agt 8 acres near Ike 3 55 RenickMrs Harriet Clint Keller 6 13 Padgett Jas 1 lot R Mills 2 00 CLINTONVILLE COLORED Redmon Mrs E T 125 acres bym Beatty Napoleon h 1 Clint No O 4 29 Tamme 5908 Beatty Sarah h 1 Clint 3 55 Redmon Castle 26 acres by Chas 2 08 Black well Isabel h 1 Sid ville Redmon 9 64 1 Cunninghams Levi estate h Redmon John T 8 acres by Berry Clint 2 70 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selections Christmas presents We have the largest grandest and prettiest stock of holiday We are giving goods away you might say so low are we selling them goods ever displayed in Paris To make room we have decided to sacrifice our immense stock of Do you want to be happy and make all your friends happy MENS AND BOYS OVERCOATS CLOTHING LADIES JACKETS AND CAPES COMFORTS BLANKETS BOOTS SHOES ETC Read every line in this advestisement it will advise where to buy and save Big Bargains in Capes that were S200 now 95c 250 now 125 8 50 now 195 5 00 iow 2 50 600 now Q OH nmv E f0 1000 now fi25 12 Q AnT KH A 9R 0 nnw 7 00 1R HO nrw 7 SO jackets that were 300 now 200 4 50 now 225 500 now 250 600 now 325 750 now 375 850 now Fi yn a oci in An r 19 00 nmv 595 1500 rnw 698 G iving away Overcoats and Ulsters that were 300 now 195 500 now 275 750 now 3 75 10 00 now 500 1250 now 7 00 1500 now 800 2000 now 998 Make your Christmas selections from our beautiful stock of silk handkerchiefs linen handkerchiefs initial handkerchiefs mufflers fine hosiery fine gloves fine jewelry fine garters neckwear fine shirt cuff buttons ear rings stick pins hair pins fine purses silk umbrellas kid gloves fine plush cases brush and comb sets water sets mirrors boas perfumes- glove cases -- Toys dolls carriages wagons baby houses dishes drums chairs guns ships desks watches tarn carts sleighs trains bed steads cradles bureaus trumpets dancing bourines accordions vases sideboards figures whips games puzzles rockers wheelbarrows iBig Bargains also in MENS and BOYS SUITS IFree Free We give a Large Handsome Framed Picture when your purchase amounts to S10 00 Cupon Tickets with everything you buy of us no matter how small j iiyciuoiiiuci uxo r - vr - 1 1 -- 1 1 1 give 1 BROTHERS BOURBONS BIGGEST BARGAIN BRINGERS 701 703 MAIN ST PARIS KY V A- - g ini