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Climax (Richmond, Ky.): November 30, 1887

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Prm it5KDv - tkr4 J V I s I J A NUMBER 24 fE volume i TUB CLIMAX r BUSHED RICHMOND MADISON COUNTY KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 30 1887 NEWS PARAGRAPHS The Court of Appeals has overruled the motion for a new trial in the case nf Willi r 1 iiciwjii convicted or the lmlnw f Jennie Bbwihh Jxniisville The action of the court will be certified to the Governor whose duty it becomes to fix the day of ex- ¬ A EVRY BV WN6DAY r THE L tiLii4L JrJIINTDfG 00 PRICK TER YEAR 150 J tiptont nrCHWHITE f rG one of the greatest living curiosities in a dime museum Now the narrow brained blixen Nina Van-Z-mhas been offered a large sum to show her foolish self to the nubile It is the general opinion of sensible per- ¬ sons that Nina ought to be tarred and feathered and turned loose Bourbon t News on earth dt GOOD -- PENMANSHIP FULL ami OF FUN A Teclicrs Vlow 1Vhlt Editors ecution Lexingtou is making an eflort to secure the machiue shops ortlie Cincin- ¬ nati Souliieru railroad uhli R0- set elaimt to have already corraled A Wilkes Smith D D S The shops employ a force of five hun ¬ dred men an acquisition which would jetTuFFIOE Main street two doors prove valuable to either of the points june22 tf a h e Second offering them a location There foot at J C MORGAN D D S ington is a movement onbuilding Lex ¬ looking to the of n OFFICE Mam ctreet over Mndi railroad to Lawrenceburg to connect 5x the Bluegrass capital with the Louis- ¬ National Bank Richmond Ky t ville Southern railroad rtr22li The distance between Louisville and Lexington M POYNTZ DR nuld tints be nmde twenty miles burgeon fchorler than via of Frankfort rmsiriAN Irofessional CardsJ J and f d i FKE SeoiiiMl t uniy Drug Store street over Mmli june22if G A W EVANS M D BURGEON Mieet over D P junt 22tf jewelry stwe HecotMl PiMIX iirrHE in r- iMiiiier AID DR T J TAYLOR ci i n in Medicine nidi Surgery RICHMOND KY E Second streetover Dykes june22t v 10 Newark N J has 500 Anarchist residents horn the police lire quietly locating so as to be able to lay their hands upon them in case of trouble The Arbiitcr Zdtung the Anarchist organ of At ark advi es the author ¬ ities to prosecute and hang the leaders as the surest way of advancing the cause of Anarchy The reigning family of Germany is in a bad way The aged Emperor has lived far beyond the average age of man but the Crown Prince has death at ids vitals and youug Prince William iisald to sulfur from an ailment that at any moment may cause bis death or drive him to the worse fate of insanity RepoiU fn m De Lesseps Paimma caual scheme are not encouraging the leadim contractors being embarrassed lor funds A prominent engineer DR JOHN M u 22 FOSTER MAIN STREET txt DMr to Lhxohs Up Stairs It t ervlecs DR PHIL7 ROBERTS i i r In t to Hie office II II oiliv ame asITBennett s Iw over K mi air f l Main and SeoHHl M reels jalv27 ly iimi d Ky U- l nwimms T imr DR C AMBROSE says The canal is practically dead already though the efforts made in i ans io gaivamzt llie remains may keep up an appearance of life for some time to conic Lieut Einbry H Faunt of the OHI KY United Slates navy who was one of ii 5i h iir 2 to 4 oelHk in the af- - the Greely relief exieditiou and is i LickeyV somewhat noted African explorer is lliard at Mr j f 22 it being tried by court martial in New Yolk charged with absence without T JJEXSMlTtl M D leave He sas that if dismissed from HlWClAN AND SU11GE0N the service lie will at once join Henry WHITE HALL KY M Stanley in Africa - professional services to the -aug17 ijrj Stories of fabulous Nveulth come from PreseiHt Aiizmia where the richest gold mines ever known are reported DR Jf FAIN di coveied The ore is said to average l NI0X CITY KY 1000 a ton and thousands of tons are 11 liis iM ofeMrtial t erviee to already in sight The precious metal Aug I7 tf cliugs to the rocks in such abundance Jk- - Jeiitrys ti ilmt a iiimii can scale oil a fortune with Bright A W M D a ixtcket kuife in a short time People Hardin fi are already flocking to the scene of MCI AX and SURGEON i the treasure RICHMOND KY A fishery business for n HI 1 Seooiiri t treet over Madi tile rsume7f the ear ending October 1S37 ImsU en ii umii Drtig Store piejmreil at Gloucester Mass Four 1 uaut it di liitcJly understood that I hundred and seventy four vessels are a only one in itictlinond Hint Ull- - ii1 the thorough use of the uwneJ in the district against 487 list M r imuk him Chemistry a- - Npidied year Seventeen vessels weie lost 1 am1iMU0ns of tissues ami llnid wiili 137 mii who leave sixty widows liiiniKii body I otily mention t - vr hmiert protection My higna and sixty one fatherless children In tin u ill lie attached to each exainina addition to those lost with their ves Vs 23mchly sels foily oue other seamen have met death by drowning or accident PARRISH Mr Charles E Kincaid the Washing ¬ ton cortespoudetit of the Louisville Attorneys At Law Timet who for the past six mouths RICHMOND KY has been abroad has returned to Wash- ¬ t i j attention given t abstracting ington During his absence the read- ¬ t tu luuls 111 Eastern Keutuutfy S E ers of the Couier Journal and the iiln e in Climax buildin t up Times enjoyed Judge Kiucaids letters a r Main and oecond btreet tj June 22 tf descriptive of life as lie saw it in the Old World He returns in good health E BURNAM and will at once resume his regular work for the Times in Washington Courier Journal RICHMOND KENTUCKY John L Sullivan of fistic renown A R Rur OFHCEwithC F Is now traveling in England and his jime22 tf tain on Firt btreeL receptions are more enthusiastic and J A SULLIVAN eloborate than was ever given an American citizen The Prince of Wales lias sent word to his Toughness RICHMOND KENTUCKY tiiat he would be greatly pleased to OFFICE ou Firtt street same as see him Sullivan treats this invita- ¬ trine ly occupied by County Judge tion with cold regard and sends answer M krt OCt61V to His Highness by saying that at some convenient season he may condescend J SCOTT to meet him JC T in Forest fires which have been raging in West Tennessee along the lines of roads leading into Memphis for the pat week did great damage to bridge fences and firm hnuses The long continued drouth vir- ¬ tually dried up the country Naivga tion is in bad condition even ou the Mississippi and steamers can not carry full cargoes The logs and veg- ¬ etable matter In the sunken lakes neir New Mo Madrid took fire and the country for miles around if burning The bottom lands of the Mississippi valley are also suffering and much valuable timber is being destroyeJ Avalanche The Boston Record sent a party of ten young men and two young women to attend and alleged spiritual seance presided over by Mrs Herman B Fay The result was that when the spirit of a Gypsy girl appeared oue of lie news piper party caught her another light ¬ ed the chandelier while another threw open the shutters letting the sunlight into a hitherto darkened room and Io the Gypsy girl was a very angry woman known as Mis Herman B Fay Her manager kicked vigorously and swore a little but lie had to return the SI admission fee to ail and the Reconl printed the story of the fraud S J Grecnbauni was fined 1500 in the Woodford Circuit Court for suffering still slops and oflal from his dis- ¬ tillery and cattle pens to run into a branch near by He prayed an ap- ¬ peal and the matter is now before the Court of Appeals Pending u decision by that tribunal Greenbaum applied to the Governor for a remission of the title which was refused the Executive Holding that it would be improper to interfere with the legal proceedings The courts were established for the investigation of such que tious The ase Is now before the highest tribunal decision and no facts have been ad ¬ duced to justify Executive action at this time Previous to adjournment of the North Alabama Conference of the Southern Methodist Church at Tus coloosa a resolution was adopted requesting Dr CC Kelley of Nashville one of the most eminent MethodM divines iu America and Missionary Treasurer of the Central Conference to resign Ids official position on account of his utterances iu reference to the Emma Abbott episode at Nashville The resolution will create a great sensitiou throughout the entire Southern Methodist Church Dr Kelley defended Mi s Abbotts rising iu church to defend herself airuiust harsh terms used in a sermon on theatre going ¬ ¬ TURNER Attorney at Ixaw T Speaker Carlisle is negot lating for the purchase of a new team of horses They are of Kentucky breeding and mm cie uiKeii io wasuingiou oy a well known iivery man a resident iu Washington The hoises are a per ¬ fect match They are of bay color sixteen hands high and four years old The Speaker drove out behind them When he reurned to the hotel he snid lie had never tiaveled so fast before outside of a railroad carriage The Speaker is delighted with the team which he has agreed to accept The price to be paid is 700 The names of the nags have not been announced but one will probably be called Randall and the other Morrison A Circuit Clerk iu a county near Louisville whose name our correspond- ¬ ent at Frankfort inexcusably omits to give when summoned before the grand jury of his county as a witness refused to testify He was seut to jail aud finally fined 50 Application was made to the Governor for a remission of the penalty which was refused Gov Buckuer linlJiug that theolleiipe was magnified because the petition- ¬ er was an officer of the court The court was bound to maintain its own dignity and the Executive is eqally bound to vindicate the law the court and the jury by declining to interfere with the judgment The Governor lias recently glyen the juiies and a clerk a taste of his quality and It is expected that some of the Judges mallear from hlui soon A sound lecture wovld not heart 6ome of them Courier Journal Mrs Grangers life was an eventful one When her husband General Gordon Granger died she accom- ¬ panied his remains from New Mexico traveling hundreds of miles on the back of a mule She married the Lieu ¬ tenant who acconipaaied her but it turued out that the Lieutenant was already married He is now iu tlie penitentiary iu New York for bigamy The pension which Mrs Granger lost by this marriage was restored to her Commodore Vauderbilt gave her son 20000 which he iuvested for her aud upon the income of which she had beeu living for several jears She built a nice residence lu Lancaster where she lived a retired life She was a most noble woman in pubhiI respect and her death brings gloom to many households where she was it loved and honored guest Lexington Press An East Liverpool Ohio special says This eveulug Elmer Beu nett entered the decorating shop of James Baum aud was horrified at finding five girls aud two men lying on the floor to 11 appearance dead He summoned assistance aud by throwing water iu their faces managed to resuscitate two of the girls mid two of the men one of whom fell over again however The unconscious oues were carried home and physicians summoned Tuey prescribed for the patients but could not account for their condition A decorator nam- ¬ ed James Amelius Is raving like a maniac aud a girl named Ella Hill is not much better The others are iu a seriouscouduiou The physicians can not tell whether death will result or not aud are much puzzled over the cases It is supposed that the hands were axpbyxicated by a leak of natural gas but no odor is perceptible in the shops and the whole ailair Is shrouded lu mystery Attorney at Law T Prot D T Ames dure be¬ fore the Institute of Accounts of the City of New York coinmunU as fol- ¬ ence Thon you dont lilo hash sail lows on what constitutes a good uusi- tho landlady sternly I dont object ncss hand to hash exclaimed tho boarder its For business or counting room there can no more be a standard rehash I kick at A messengor hjy was seen run- ¬ than for tho staturo and physiognomy of tlioso who write it Even those who ning with frightful rapidity tho other have learned to write by practicing day He had a message for a gentle- ¬ from tho same copies and under tho man at tho Polo Gronnis Puck After a man has indulged in a same teacher and who as schoolboys havo written ossontialy the same long paroxysm of coughing nothing hands will ultimately writa styles annoys him more than to have some- ¬ body ask him if ha has got a cough differing as widoly as will thoir en When a young man sits in tho ironments and varied standing parlor talking nonsense to his best in btiiiness ami life although Bat when ho has in each thero miy remain tho girl thats capital rolatvo tamo degree of ex- ¬ to stay in of evenings after theyre cellence Nevcrthcoss thcro arc cer ¬ married thits labor Judge Old Lady tain qualities which must b3 present I think it is perfectly in all good writing It must bo legi- ¬ awful tho way the young inon of to- ¬ ble written with facility and graceful day arc captivated by gimos of chance and liariuo dons ii appearance Tho dont you O no Od Gentleman less sliadii usel in bnsiness writing the maam Fm a regular attendant at better Shadcl lines can bo produced v the base ball games myself only by a special contraction of the They boh kick Doys differ very much from guns muscles Motion is thus retarded and As alt experience teaches the muscular forco exhausted whilo Boys tick whan kicking with their boots m unslia lod writing there is a uniform But euns kick with their breeches easy flowing motion of the pen In Golden Days order thit there should bo tho requisite A Lirgo Mamma Heart strength of line for clear strong Why Charley what aro you crying legible writing a pen of more than for wiio has eaten the Charjey medium coarseness should bo used only piece of pe on the plate whilo A person thus writing need havo no Willie looked wistfully on Cause fear of the writers cramp In several they they aint no pie for Willie instances where parties were Life afflicted with the cramp an You Bartender to customer entire chango to tie forearm move- ¬ arc putting water in 3 our whisky sir ment an I uiishv led small writing ho thought you always drank it wrought a speedy cure To present a I straight Customor hastily pleasing appearance to tho eye writ ¬ Why so I do I forgot myself for ing must have uniformity in form the moment Bartender Thats size shape slant lino and flow of what I thought Well how is tho ion mo One of tho most fruitful milk business Mr Yclloh KY sources of ba I writing is carelessness Suji For persons wijo lack d the power or The definition of wedding in skill to write legibly thcro might bo some icasonable oxcusj but for those tho fashion vocabulary means a grand bride a peg on possessing all tho requisite skill and crisis of clothes power to destroy legibility through which finery of all kinds is hung bridegroom a s iber black object sheer carclussnoss thoro can ba no ex- ¬ cuse goo I and characteristic forms following the bride of no account costs no more to make than do illegi- ¬ in particiflar yet without whom there ble or doubtful ones Figures should would bo no fuss and tho fun could be small unshadetL distinctive in not go on Can any of you toll me siid thoir chaiautcr A largo proportion what system of book ¬ of errors in accounts results from the teacher failure to placa liuras in their rc- - keeping is in operation in our banks Dmibc entry sir said the bright spectivo places X Y Star boy of the class Correct and now A CHINESE HOSPITAL can 3ou givo me a definition of double Yes sir tho 0110 entry is ontry Ono or the Mist Popular XatUoInstUu tons orsiianhal for the bank and the other is for the In one of the most crowded thorough-¬ cashier Jndgt fares of tho Cliinoso quarter of With two firms pioil and in a Shanghai there Lat stood for forty the years a free native hospital mainly state of innociiout desuetude supported by the E iropoan communi- ¬ editor on tho sick list part of our new ty Very strange its wards look at material at tho bottom of the Red first to E iglish visitors Tho patients river and our new press delayed by a ¬ bridge bring their own bedding consisting of gize accident we really must apolofor any thing unusually dizzy in a bamboo mat and a wadded quilt Those who can more about aro tho the appearance of our paper to day only regular attendants of those who Tyler Tex Tribune Gracie said the cannot The house surgeon and dis- ¬ as they leaned penser is a Christian Chinanian for thirty years connected with tho hos- ¬ over the brink of tho falls and saw tho pital aud one of the first converts of a river leap onl and go swirling and Gracie mission school Yearly about eight thundering into tho gorge hundred patients pass through the why is my lovo for you like them Cause wards and the proportion of deaths ceasolcss movin waors its all gush she simpered and he is small Last year thero were flf Another and iu the dispens ary groaned softly to himself fifty cents wasted Buffalo Courier more than twenty two thousand A lady had in h r employ an ex- ¬ cases were treated From very iar instances many of tho poor suffer- ¬ cellent girl who had ono fault her ing creatures crnic and back to their face was always grimy Mrs X far off homes many a healed ono has wishing to tell her to wasli her faco carried a blessing greater than bodily without offniding her at last resorted Do you know Bridget to strategy hraling for we b lievo that nowhere at home or abroad could better proof sho lcmarkcd in a onliilential man- ¬ be found than in the Shanghai Hosner that if you wash your face every pital f tho benefit or combining med ¬ day in hot soap anil -- naor it will make ical aud gospel work Daily tho waitingyou beautiful Will it now an ¬ -room seated for tlireo hundred Sure its swered tlto wily Bridgo is crowded with men women and chil- ¬ a wonder yo novcr tried it maam dren long before tho dispensing hour IIarj ers Baztr anJ daily an Eiglsh missionary as I dont see why your friend Miss conversant with their languigo as his Smith referred to my mustache as own sots before this waiting multitude Mown Maude said young Sssy to the word of life I believe writes a his pretty cousin There is nothing Christian physician who for somo of the Mown about it it quite bristles years had the oversight 0 this work I have to shave twice a week I assuro that the Chinese undergo more suffer-¬ you I know it bristles C larley ing for want of medical knowledge returned the girl knitting her brows than any other nation In tho woral In although not very fiorcoly and I am an institution like this almost daily as much perploxed as you aro to under a good surgeon may the blind understand why Cara should speak of receive sight the deaf hear the lamo it as down S uldon happy thought walk I havo known in one Perhaps Charley its becauso it grows year nong tin sj cured in our hos- ¬ on a a g iose N Y Sun pital thirty men and women received into tho Christian Church The LECTURE ON FOOLS Quiver 1 It Mint Instil on G o 1 to in n It Wrltln Evon a doctor who spcak3 only ono language may yet understand a great many tongues Popular Sci- ¬ jKTTEILifll f5 fMSSi mm ssssv -- OOME OQME com n if CW We carry every thing and our prices are the very lowest for cash down Thousands of dollars worth of chickens die every year from Cholera It is more fatal to chickens than all other diseases combined But the discovery of a remedy tfiatfosithefy cures it has been made and to be convinced of its efficacy onlyrequires a trial A 50 cents bottle is enough for one hundred chickens It is guaranteed If after using two thirds of a bottle the buyer is not thoroughly satisfied with it as a cure for Chicken Cholera return it to the undersigned and your money will be refunded STOCKTON WILLIS ¬ OO T in this week and see the limitless assortment of Ladies and Mistes Wraps that are being sold at BOOK BOTTOM CASH PiilCES in this week and cet our nrices on Mens and Rows Suils- and OrprcnaU litiv elsflivhpro We are the LOWEST PBICED HOUSE IN TOWN in this week and feast your eyes on tKe bewitching array of Toboggans Scarfe Shawls Hosiery and various other things that are being sold daily to mircs4otMrs in this week and participate in the novelty of buying a pair of Shoes that fer cheapness in price can not be excelled and every pair gives comfort from tHe start in this week and see for yourself how effectually SQUARE DEALING v oh tk souare CROWDS OITR STORK aml we wilIslor J011 ie IarSest and best assorted stock of goods in Richmond - lufa ¬ Jtin22tf Proprietors Busy Bee Cash Store ¬ All Subscriptions DUE THE NEW GROCERY ELLIS STAPLE ¬ oug 24 ly GALT -- - HOUSE Which ceased to exist last June should at once be paid AT THE MX OFFICE i Announce to the public and especially to that large class who groceries that they have opened a fresh lot of HIGGINS bur LOUISVILLE KY in the city The Largest and Finest Hotel FANCY GHOCEEIES Rates 250 to Hotel oci26 4 Per Day According to rooms Turkish and Russian Baths in ly ASK FOR THE G- - L P G Remedy And other articles kept in a complete grocery house at their New Store on Main Street nearly opposite Biggs livery stable Ellis Iliggins is not a new firm but has been in existence for nearly twenty years They invite all their old friends awl a geed share of other people to call and see them New Goods fresh from the cities New House and New Trices They have returned to Richmond to sell goods and mean to sell them They know how to buy and how to sell and what the people want CALL AND SEE PITLMt augiu x yr - TOBACCOS CIGARS Qucenswarc Glassware Woodenwre QUEEN AND CRESCENT ROUTE Cincinnati Southern and Associate Roads the date on the margin Tkc QUICKEST MOST DIRECT AND FAVORIE LINE TO e of your Climax just after your name New Orleans Florida Birmingham Chattanooga CUTHERSON LEY that is the date to Texas Meridian Vicksburg and all the LEXINGTON KY which you are paid SDEOHfVB si STOCKTON WILLIS If you owe any thing PrinciualPoiu is Somu Eas Agents For Madison County on tho Herald please sepiSlv call and pay it or THE SOUTHERN ItOUTE TO THE PACIFIC COAST- the NEW FIRM send it to us asmust ClBeisnatt ami Lztea vMt Yin lif lldllbijtwftBgaBdBMIMUiistoHMtraHvt Herald business dlOlIlllli U1U lMglll Troinc tlie Important titles of OwSomh without ehange be settled You have THROUGH CARS JACKSONVILLE FLORIBA IS A11I UHI3 ljlIHJ TWENTY EIGHT HOURS WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO had four months in WE trade that we have a large a elwiW of Travelers of Stowing Ciinninl and well selected line of which to pay a dol- dolri5llLlal andYAtinn Finest Ialaeehave CKKMENT two kindsMbs Cw m Bm ButfotbteeperStaUi Keem Buifet Car IuIIruuus lar or two and we Nearly All the Leading Railroads As2fc5SKa4 SS CLOTHING passengers imiul teutral Itnclnnatl are sure you do not therefore savtxlUnion Iiepot in the City and are assured bottling ttekelt tMs He e a Journey attended wtth speed transfer across comfort aud cenvenieiice want an more time LfilMlf via- liKLook at - rnwT w 1 tTam T KITNXINO TO ¬ 1MII1LIJ---QUEK- X AND HOOTB i land PhWotb rl you r as 4 --5 vfct J 111 HATS tiie Travel - Queen and Crescent BsE TRDHKS VALIS52S Eta In which you can find the MM Printing General Offices St Paul BulkliBg West Fourth St Cincinnati Ohio H COLIBKAX JOIIX V UAULT General Pnut ouaer Aet General Manager KIAKUOLU RX RYAX jneSMfJ General superintendent Assistant Genenri Par ongtr Ageot si i tsea t ihackelford BEST GOODS LATEST STYLES Gentry rn -- Co can the Hshr Have bought the stock of goods and rented the store house of W C Peyton opposite their old stand on Main street and if Jettjnpf LI cer- - and tub LOWEST PRICES S - IBOIO They have added new and fresh goods and now have a complete stock of I and pj S Sit j j3 m Worth Remembering Attorney at Law O Vi e RICHMOND KY on Secoml Street June 22 If CS attorney at Xxair7 RICHMOND KY OHi e on POWELL Second Street June 22 If N its nnu in the Court or Appealtinie ill MhsIht Vimmiiihinnprci n f ever Circuit Clerka office -- ttor ney at Hiaw Mhi1I4ii nnl nilininini raftic l A J REED Official returns thus far received at the capital show that the majority for division in the Territory is about 3000 As the official returns come in the estimated majority fordivisiou decreas- ¬ es There is a possibility that the small majority for division will be en ¬ tirely wiied out by the returns yet to be received as the majority of the counties to be heard from are in North Dakotu Hiil rRASS AND SEEDS FIELD p IjirRrst and mot complete stock in Chicago K JtTal Rflltllpkv Our mllr- - Ilouf AL Reveuua O Judge Johnston MooJsaud Lowest consistent Pncev overruled the motion for a new trial cahhozjL and 79 V Main St Lexiueton Kv iu the case of Blinky Morgan and sentenced the prisoner to be hanged in dec2lyr the penitentiary at Columbus Marcli 16 1 883 Morgans face flushed when the sentence was pronounced but he soon turned to his counsel cracked a AND joke and laughed heartily The case will be carried to the Circuit Court The Republicans have commenced active operations toward getting the coming National Convention located in Chicago Dm Shepard has goue to Washington already to prepare the way for a committee which will be in the Capital next week A meeting of prominent Democrats has been held for the purpose of urging the members of the National Democratic Commit ¬ tee to locate the convention in 1SSS In LEAI ESTATE Asent vwrr j S P Stuart a railroad brakemati fell from a car in Lexington and re- ¬ SPEED SMITH ceived such injuries that the surgeon told him that both legs roust be cut off RICHMOND KY and that he Lad but one chance in a J ents r exehanEes ail kinds of thousand to recover mm I know it t ate on reasonable terms and aid the brave fellow cut them off cJ93Fea me in- quickly I oinpanieH and if I die bury Iliem with J cp In Lyters CIofhiuK Store me He gave directions as to the dis ¬ position of Ills body and dictating a letter to his brother he said Ready was placed on the amputation table Du want Iure drugs and the lest the operation performed and within aa9 of tobaeorw mri nlrroo r an hour the gallant fellow was dead QfindtbematJJBrooks 2 Fame Is now getting to be so cheap J that almost any fool can reach out his UK your I n rli iuwuHo leave youripr her i j ui w h lion at WhlteDrug Stored It j cheeked hand and get it flha brass- heifer who threw the pan cake -i flltn vuiaifiv pnniniiiminii Mm flovelnnrtM fur nl Itio Ut lnt to your v wuact UH Lioms iuir is now ueiutr exmtmed as -- L r t I has alters noticed no matter how big a fool a man may bo ho can allers find a bigger fool to admire and en- ¬ courage him in his foolishness A fool may bo derscribed as a man who Kcips on makin de same blund- ¬ ers ober and ober widont knowin hit Ebory body am llerble termake blund- ¬ ers but der man whats got sense dont foller hit a3 a regular bizness Der sercicty young man who goos by do nanio of dood am not classcrficd wid de reglar fools He dont borlong ter do human family Dars mighty littlo difference botweon a dood and a munkoy and what difference dar is am Chaffed the WrongMan in favor ob do munkoy Djn dars de talkative fooL Do man A citizen who had jmt laid down who am Jsitlin in do mos dark- ¬ f 900 for a span of carriage horses was ness ginerally does de nios talk driving out Woodward avenuo tho in Do fraugs quit croakin when a other day when ho met a farmor com- ¬ light am brought ter do water side A ing iu with a load of apples Desiring bad cole must be awful lonesome in to chaff -- tho stranger a bit he drowr do hoad ob a man who talks too much up and inquired No remedy has been diskiverod tor Say howll you trade teams cure a fool Fish has been suggested Tho farmer halted got down from for brain food but braims his vehicle looked the toam over and a man Day am horned aint fed inter in him Ycr slowly replied cant measure a mans brains by do by gosh Waal sizo ob his head no moah den you kin Whats the matter measure his clerquence by de sizo ob if you haint stopped mo I his mouf wouldnt havo knowed tho team Fine close dont help a fool dey only Did you ever see these horses bo make his foolishness more conspicuous fore Lots of ambishun and too fow brains Did I Why I raised cm Sold am whnt ails most fools cm both to a horse trader in town De man who laffs at ebery ding and three wcekt ago That nigh one has do man who frets at ebory ding am tho heaves an I the other is a cribber fools Lu ob differuH breeds Texas and has two spavins Ill trade with Siftings joufurS75 and thats alloving 25 apiece more on your horses than 1 Syrup of Figs got Tho owner of the spankers hasnt Is Natures own true laxative It is soon a p acful hour since that meet- - the most easily taken and tlic most mg Detroit Free Press effective remedy known to Clgaute the to System when Bilious or Costive The case agninst Mrs Lucrelia-Mun-- l dispel Headaches Colds and Fevers Oy cliarcfd with tjie murder of her husband was culled for trial last week to cure Habitual Constipation Indigesonly III the Fayette Circuit Court whence litlon SPIIes ete Manufactured It was transferred from Woodford T by tlieGallfornia Fig Syrup Company has been called aud continued tit each I Sail Fraucisco Cal old by btocKton iciui ui iiictuun mr iiireeyeara ISjauJy AVlllis m fc vented by M Pusclicr It consists in dissolving a given quantity of castor oil iu one two or three volumos of ab- ¬ solute ale hoi according to tho thick- ¬ ness of the paper and applying it by means of a sponge Tho alcohol evaporates in a few minutes and the tracing paper is dry and ready for im- ¬ mediate use Tho drawing or tracing can bo made with lead pn c 1 or India ink and tho oil removtd from thepa psr by immersing it in absolute alco- ¬ hol thus restoring its original opacity The alcohol employed in roraoving tho trst oil is of ciurse resorted for diluting tho oil used in pr paring tho next sheet llolscn Budget A convenient muthol for rendering ordinary driwing papr transparent for tho urposo of making tracings and of removing its transparency so as to restore its former appearance when tho drawing is completed has been in ¬ 1 We do not intend to be UNDERSOLD aud to our customers we say we will Berlubbed Awjiexce Ef I waster give you full value for every dollar in- ¬ describe 1j differunt kinds ob fools vested with u- - and we urge you to dar am in dis heah town hit jvould give us an early call take mo mornta week Wo has only B got time tor deal wid a few for ef all do fools wore white caps dis heah At MoKeks Old Stnnd world would look like 0110 big goose June 22 9m A Brief Discourse by Iter tVliansdoodlo Daxter of Austin ranch All Kinds of HARDWARE STOVES and TINWARE Blacksmiths and Wagon Makers Supplies W WHITE ELooEng O ixiicring and all hinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work Done in the most Workmanlike Xrlarmer CLAUDE CO UII3 BUT THE BEST OF WORKMEN EMPLOYED m ALL WORK WARRANTED HAVE OPENED A NEW FULL WE SELL LINE OF Hardware Store SJae Best Farming Implements Known To The Trade A onWest Main Street They carry a general line of CALL AMD EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE BUYING lu Hardware Tinware Stoves and E W WIGGINS A F BREGK Groceries They have the newest and best good and will sell for CASH at the lowest prices Mr Smith io a practical tinner of several years experience and lie wil do all kimla of tin work roofing mid repairing iu the best style at lowest rates Iune22 f w IGGINS BREOK lata Co Bonds Attention Contractors WE KEEP THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OP The Bonds issued in payment of sub- ¬ scription of Madison county to Louisville and Nashville Railroad due in February April July and October 18S7 and lS will be paid an maturity at the Madison National Bantc Richmond Ky Kopt in tlxf county and will furnish from the smallest Cottage to C D CHENAULTCom ftp We are also prepared to do JtOOFIJfG and will guarantee to give Builders Hardware and Building Material the finest Mansion at cirr picss you the best and most satisfactory We carry a largo stock of best brands of ROOFING TIN PLATE and will job you can get anywhere not delay your work We also carry a nice lino of TAXXaOmXHTG- - liisXHBTGTQIHr Kow is hc time for fall and winter 1 guarantee satis- ¬ f Whjob suits Give me a call we warrant for ono year besides a fair line of Tinware Shelf Hardware Garden Implements My work is as good as tha of faction FarmWagons Seed Strippers Mowers Twine Binders Cultivators Grain Drills cc any other tailor Shop over Dillingham dry goods store jeerBLASTHSTGi- Yours Respectfully MANTEL AND GRATESi IRON JDne2 tf y FIRE BRIUK AND EIRE CLAY G SCHAFHAUSEN octiott- - BEIalaE GOOK STOVES andRANGES leOTVTDER AND DYlVAMaaTETffit I W - Pe- - J mm - P r i Mf intervals a boulder loomed up like a was in for It but I heard music ot a If RELIGIOUS huge doghouse to break tbe flat grassy wild weird kind and 4 I dfdut know monotony From whence came those what the mischief had grabbed me FRENCH TIPTON Wm GWHITE boulders the good Lord There will be services at the Epitcopal in bis infinite There comes the Salvation Army Church this morning St Andrews Day wisdom only kuovvs The people of said Smith and I felt more calm WEDXESDAYNOVEMBER3o 18S7 Baruesville have cause to appreciate They Mowed a horn and beat a drum at 1030 A M The first quarterly meeting for the RichUrays Elegy When the lowing and clanged a triangle aud sang in bad Congress will convene next herd winds slowly oer the lea about time with discordant voices aud rais mond and Pro idence work wdl be heU nightfall Jhe world is left solely to ed a great rippet but it wouldnt do to Saturday and Sunday December 3rd and week All are Inyited 1 r M Evang U them and darkness for except the oc- ¬ sell a hungry man a Bologna sausage The Clijiax from now until casional boulder and tbe grass there is or a Wiener wurst expected January 1st 1889 150 nothing else Kigbt came aud I went to church The Baptist Church at Flatwoods A prolpuged deep touetl sort of fog- The Church of England service was called on Saturday last Elder Harding to The Prohibitionists were defeat-¬ horn sound camo floating in on the used and among the prayers were the preach for the year 18S8 He has been ed in Atlanta on last Saturday balmy morning air and I felt as I im two following preaching for 20 years and for 17 years agined Enoch Arden did wnen be be A prayer for the Queens Majesty he has preached once a month at this Nearly 7000 has been held the rescuing party after his years O Lord our heavenly Father high also been called to for a Democratic Club of Military stay on the island Had a aud mighty King of kings Lord of church atHe has City for the ensuing Union preach house in Lexington blizzard been on I could have ap- ¬ lords the only Ruler of princes who year lie has preached at that place lor preciated the feelings of Lieutenant dost from thy throne behold all the seven or eight year One woman and two men were Greeley In the Arctic regions dwellers upon earth most heartily we killed in a fisht in Indian Terri The sound proceed e I from a passen- ¬ beseech thee witli thy favor to behold tory on lastSunday ger train on the St Paul Minneapolis our most gracious Government Lady CONCERNING FARMERS Manitoba Itailway and by time Queen Victoria and so replenish her Tobacco is moving oft rapidly in Charles Kibler committed sui the train reached the village the up with the grace of thy Holy Spirit that I was cide in Cincinnati because he had and ready to go What was I doing she may always incline to thine will Woodford county at 14 and 15 cents been found short in several trust there Why I stopped the evening aud walk in thy way Endue her plen- - An apple tree in full bloom in tbe or- ¬ accounts in sums aggregating before rather than travel all teously with heavenly gifts grant h er chard of Mr John M McRoberts Jr 175000 ufcbt through one of the finest coun- ¬ in health and wealth long to live at Danville is a freak of nature that is tries in the world which I wished to strengthen her that she may vanquish The Indianopolis Journal Re- see by day Travel on Sunday Yes and overcome all her enemies and surprising the natives r Wash Gay of Winchester had three publican saysthat Blaine can not rather than sit about the village know ¬ finally after this life she may attain carryIndiana since dismissing his ing no one and swearing because I bad everlasting joy aud felicity through mules killed and two more crippled by a freight train on the Kentucky libel suit against the Sentinel on to wait for Monday There was Scott Jesus Christ our Lord Amen -Centrala few nights ago Damages 1 the grounds that he could not get one of the finest conductors in the A prayer for the Royal family about 650 justice in the courts of that State world and he said be was ready and Almighty God tbe fountain of all Lexington willing to carry me right through to goodutss we humbly beseech thee to Court day Fifty One of the best appointments the British possessions over into Can bless Albert Edward Prince of Wales broke mules sold at 30 to 125 yet made in this Internal Reve- ada the resort summer and winter the Priucess of Wales aud all the Roy- ¬ Good horses at 80 to 125 Com ¬ nue district is that of Capt W for certain gentlemen from the United al Family Endue them with the Holy mon horses sold at good prices Trade Sam Miller of Lancaster to suc- States and that particular division Spirit enrich them with the heavenly active and a good crowd in attendance ceeds L D Baldwin deceased called Manitoba where the Blizzard grace prosper them witli all happiness At Pat Fallons sale in Bourbon 6ep2Stf Capt Miller will take charge to- is born and grows to marvelous perfec- ¬ and bring them to thy everlasting county horses sold at 50 to 145 through Jesus Christ our cows 20 to 41 hogs 471 per hundred kingdom morrow and it goes without say ¬ tion So away we went JikeFontain Lord amen ing that the business will be kept corn 261 per barrel in crib oats 41 Fox Bobbitts minnows whooping The name of the province is cents per dozen Farming utensils and in the best ol shape Armer has on elegant stock of and yelling down the great Red River I spell it here as it sounds furniture Bold well nI6tf watches clocks and jewelry valley through wheat fields of vast and emphasize the third sylable There WHY D0XT YOU BOOM THE T0WX R L Cummins delivered to Stephen area without intervening fences to are those wuo nave a Kiiowieuge i The finger that points with pride is Gano last week 62 fat cattle averaging mark where one leaves oft or the other French and knowing that Manitoba 1630 encircled by a diamond ring Boston lb at 41 Mr Kratz bought This is a question that we are begins No trees briars weeds or is a Frencli provine call it fur Lehman Bros Baltimore fat cattle Transcript tbe accent on the last syllable from the following often asked Parties see papers raviues one great wheat field more C M Clay Jr Armer 19 giving some nice bargains from elsewhere containing volumi- than a hundred miles long and twenty but that is incorrect 106 at 4J-Samuel Clay 250 at 4J Go and see his fine stock nl6tf tongue bro9d to say nothing of the The name is from the Indian nous articles on the advantages five miles Moses Kahn bought for Goldsmith the and general attractions of their counterpart of the valley on the other and the Iudians do not accent on the following Frank Champ 25 at 4 87 j They raise vegetable tallow in Aus- ¬ tralia Theres the place to laugh and respective towns and thintc that side of the river in Dakota But I last svllable You would not accent Bedford Keuuedy 33 at 4 Brice grow fat Texas Siftiugs The Climax is slow to perceive its have heretofore told you about tbe Dakota Miuuesota Pembina or Min ¬ Steele 30 at 3J Paris News dutv and even slower to execute famous Rpd River of the North and nehaha on the last syllable Knox Hats 375 It is estimated that there is ouly its world competing wheat The principal newspaper of Emerson At 3 oclock we reached St Vincent is the International owned and edited about 25000 hhds of Burley tobacco In I have three dozen genuine Knox -- Why dont you write up Rich stock at Cincinnati and Louisville hats of the latest English styles whicli is a nroblem that has and the Government inspectors from by Hon C S Douglas member of the mond Her Majestys Realm came aboard to Legislature He is a most courtly and The Burley crop of 1837 is estimated at I am selling at 375 apiece They sell been time and again propounded examine our baggage What a lot of cultured gentlemen J C Lyter 3t I asked him 30000 hhd- - against 95000 in 18S6 everywhere for 5 The answer is not brief but con- tun they have or rather others about the blizzards for which Manito ¬ Thus it will be seen that there is a clusive First the people of have at their expense They have n ba is noted He says they iiatch out universal shortage aud all holders of I Richmond and Madison county trouble witli mens trunks but with somewhere up in the far Northwest aud the 18S7 crop have to do is to roll I it and those just over the line in the womens they are everlastingly come careering along down through away and demand a big price They snoods adjoining counties know as well done up to use the expression of an Manitoba into the United Slates I must have it and you can get your To close out a partnership we will on in Richmond aged inspector as we what there is Why said he Ive imagine that were you to go ever so own price THUESDAY DS3EMBER 15 1887 To those people and those only been at this business a quarter of a far into the Northwest the people The sale of thoroughbreds by Mr does The Climax go except scat- century and Ive never yet unpacked a would refer you to some farther point at Lexington was on the premises ten miles north of RichWm Eastin tering individuals in different womans trunk and gotten all tbe Alaska or Behrings Strait or perhaps quite successful The imported stock mond in Madison county between and Kentucky parts of the country who formerly things back into it I always find my ¬ to Siberia for the origin The blizzard sold well Ten Imported thorough UrooVstown school house McCord place Rivei known as the David men- self like the boy who took the clock to is a sudden violent slorm attended by lived here and those last Sixty eight proceed to sell publicly to the highest bidbreds brought 22575 tioned also know what Richmond pieces and when- - he put it togetiier a falling thermometer that never stops head of stock brought 25680 an der cur Now to had wheels enough left for another short of the forties below zero has to recommend average of 671 65 The highest price Next time I shall tell you of Winni ¬ was paid for the imported stallion PERSONAL PROPERTY write up Richmond and its ad clock vantages for the people above spec By 4 we had reached Emerson aud peg the railroads that run on 24 hour Rossington by Doncaster dam Lilly consisting of 21 2 year old Steers 30 yearl iGed would be idle in the extreme tbe train stopped for dinner But I time aud numerous other live uud odd Aguess by Maccarotii The bidding ing Steers 5 Milch Cows in milk 1 2 year Weanling Heifers 3 for him was spirited Mr F B Harper Heifers oo yearling of Corn in 5 crib 170 Thev are here or have been here decided to go down town get dinner things the Barrels Calves Longfellow finally be ¬ shocks of Fodder a quantity of Hay in well in advance and stay a day or two I brought up the owner of aniknow full the stack and a lot of the merits of the place If any of at the Anglo American Hotel but NOMINATIONS FOR SHERIFF AND COR coming the purchaser at 12500 ONER IN ESTILL COUNTY these people who may not live in they told me dinner was over aud A lamp has more sense than some Household and Kitchen Furniture Richmond desire to leave their Id have to make other arrangements people If it is in a room where there followine property of David Also farms or business in a village an 1 I betook myself to a restaurant I said At a meeting of the Democrats of are two souls with but a married McCord the One aged combined harness to the amiable looking French lady remove to Richmond they will do Estill county nt the Court house in thought it invariably goes out Yon and saddle Mare good Rockaway Horse c so as soon as they can find a res- that I would be glad to have a good Irvine Monday Nov 21 18S7 pur- ¬ kers Statesman 1 two year old Broke Mule and one extra Im so sorry to tell you suant to notice by Democratic County Yearling Mule Good Stock Scales and idence for sale or can buy a lot dinner Psnn TJcll that this is the holy Committee John D Winn ChairSyrnp of Figs and build one There is already as she responded Tarms easy and made known on day of here as the pat- Sabbath aud we cannot sell any thing man called the meetiug to order aud Is the delightful liquid laxative and sale much business r aicvyunu Yes but Im hungry on that day JOHN McCORD ronage will justify and any man stated its object to nominate a candi ¬ the only true remedy for habitual con- ¬ nov303t I had not truthfully remarked date for Sheriif and Coroner to be stipation and the many ills depending who comes here and locates in I ¬ to get much breakfast this must buy out some time aud have had no dinner morn voted for at the August election 1888 on a weak or inactive condition of business ing It man already here or divide the makes us no difference she sympa ¬ Robert Fluty was chosen chairman the kidneys liver and bowel It is There thetically said the law and J B White Secretary A com- ¬ a pleasant remedy to take both to old now moderate patronage wont allow few men who can afford to itaud then you know any way it is mittee consisting of Robert Riddel are a aud young it is gentle in its action W Richard Walters Ire in Richmond and continue not right to break the holy Sabbath J WW Henderson Gentry aud A G and affective it is acceptable to the Vaughn T J farming and scattered about are 1 told her I did not want to break the stomach aud strengthens the organ so THE TIME TO GO TO who will come to Rich Sabbath but my fast aud moved a Powell was appointed who repented on which It acts Manufactured only others mond to educate their children square further along the street to the following resolutions which were by the California Fig Syrup Company adopted unanimously San Francisco Cal Sold by Stockton and those two classes are all that another place What are those pears Jicsolved That having full confi- ¬ 9nov lm Willis Richmond can expect worth I asked of a German Ich honest qualifications mid Oh but why dont you print a nein zell deni bear on der Sunday dence in the Simpson P It mnlson integrity ot The prettiest girl in Chicago weighs But Im hungry as ge and Cassius Rice we hereby recom ¬ 300 pounds and has a bair lip She is large number of extra copies and mine herr mend the former for Sherill and said them out to all parts of the wbilikius I said Ich gabeu zie latter for coroner to the Democracy the worth 32000000 Judge of I dont want North and East to capitalists and ein aber no zell Im Estill county to be voted for at the Do you know where Whites Drug the way you to give me one I said and left emigrant agencies thnts August election 1883 and ask for AND GET ONE OF HIS nOtf This isa d 1 of a town I thought them the support of the Democrats Store is is asked in tc reach the people as I meandered down to the river aud and all good citizens for said offices the reply to our answer set forth The thing that a woman always as I leaned over the bridge I wished a 2 That we approve the call ot this alwve as big as Texas would strike convention and we hereby express knows best is how some other woman There are two reasons whT we blizzard our adherence to the principles of the ought to dress Somerville Mass do not The first is that we are the town and roll it over into the Democratic party and our faitli in the Journal United States fur I not more interested in booming something to eat then halfcould get present National Administration a dozen I saw Dont fail to call on Armer for every 3 That the proceedings of this meet ¬ town than any body else United the States soldiers coming up the ing be published in The Climax thiug in the jewelry line nlGtf We do not propose to expend Pembiua road in full uniform and 1 Three Forks Enterprise and Stanton in sending hundreds of dollars were they from knew the Monitor Scrimmens says that the reason that out extra copies while others are frontier fort at that point Robert Fluty Chairman What fall comes so regularly at this time of to reap the reward The second youthful opinion I had during the war J B White Secretary the year is that its action is autumn reason is that there is nothing to was on the Southern side aud I didnt atic Merchant Traveler induce immigration Richmond like the looks of the Yankee uniform SOCIETY FORMED AGRICULTURAL trust have factories before she can but as I have long since learned it Dolls to close out stock at your own have a perceptible increase in looks decidedly well in a foreign coun- ¬ n9tf price at Wh Itea Drug Store Pursuant to call a meeting of citi- ¬ population and she can not have try zens was held in the Silver Creek 1sctories so long as she has but It something could be done to abol- ¬ Hello Lieutenant are you from churh on Saturday November 12th at ish the Alaska seal fisheiies altogether Factories require Fort Pembina I asked one railroad Yes be two oclock p M The Madison Coun it would make many hutbands very raw material and a market and replied Yes Know this town the freight is always too high in a Well I want something to eat ty South Agricultural Society was happy Boston Post organized and the following The best chance then one railroad town to allow a fac- wherell I get it At bottom prices He also has a officers elected President I H Ger ¬ Brooks the druggist Patronize tory in that town to compete with is to go out to the depot You will ry Vice President E D Mitchell full line of o her factories What could a find Mrs Smith wife of the proprietor Secretary aud Treasurer A It must of the Russell House She goes out It was then voted to hold CHart LIVE STOCK MASKET BEPOT Richmond do factory in the first pay four or five times as much there every day to superintend tbe regular monthly meeting at Silver CORRECTED WEEKLY BY for coal and raw material as other train dinner I thanked him and Creek church on Saturday November single and double first class mawould then have to then he told me that they were looking 26th at one oclock P M The follow- ¬ CO WEBER LOPER factories and prepay freight to Louisville and for a deserter from the fort I asked ing topics were selected to be discussed Live Stock Commission Merchants at terial and best of work Cincinnati Union Stock Yards and Cincinnati in order to compete what theyd do with him if they 1 The culture of fruit trees aud Do nothing he said Saddles and Harness Covington Stock Yards with the outside world Take found him their proper care duriug the winter Frankfort as an example Were only beg him to return by We cant months If it not for the competition afforded arrest himtoaud take him force the 2 The raising of stock and their CINCINNATI OHIO NOVEMBER 281887 do that youd hear proper care during the winter months the year by the Ken we werelion roar from Emerson to a part of the NEATLY AND PROMPTLY G Ashley to open the Mr S tjcky River the factories in the English in London and TTucle Sam SHIPPING CATTLE June 22 tf discussion upon the first tonic follow- ¬ not exist war office tojsurreuder Penitentiary could the man aud ed by general discussion Mr O Ar- ¬ Good to Extra would have 4 35 4 50 Every hundred pounds of freight apologize orfigbt 1 saw Uiem pleaJ Fair to Good 4 00 4 25 they 6hip by way of Louisville a iug with the deserter next day to re-¬ cher to open the discussion upon Common to Fair 3 50 4 00 to Extra Oxen 3 25 3 75 distance of about 65 miles costs turn ottering to cansel the charge the second topic followed by general Good to Good Oxen 3 50 Fair 3 00 15 cents and that has to be paid of desertion but be hadnt consented discussion 1 50 3 35 Common and Rough South The by the Penitentiary in order to when I left If he ever steps over Society Madison meeting Agricultural BUTCHER CATTLE on Saturday held its compete with Louisville and other on Uncle Sams domain itll be 9 last at the Silver Creek church Good to Extra 3 Oe 3 factories That same freight is oclock with him 3 25 3 Considerable miscellaneous business Fair to Oood carried to New Orleans Pensaco to Fair 2 75 3 I found Mrs Smith aud although was attended to a constitution and Common Extra Cows 2 75 3 la and other points eight hundred the train bad gbne and the prescribed by la us adopted so that very little time Good to 2 50 2 Fair to June3J tf miles away for 72 cents A car time was up she said I should have was left lor the discussion of the topics CommonGood Cows 1 75 Cows to Lexing- ¬ something to eat if it split the Sab 011 the programme of freight from Boston 1 25 Rough Cows and Oxen ton costs little more than bath wide opeu and I got a nice din Mr Orln Archer read a very Interest- ¬ BULLS it does from Lexington to ner Then I removed my grip from ing paier 011 The raising of stock and Best Shipping 3 60 2 75 the Anglo American to the Russell the proper care of the same during the Best Bologna Frankfort 3 65 2 50 2 35 2 50 Richmond must have another House aud fared well I dropped in winter season Owing to the late-¬ Fair Bologna All perform hiving claims against 2 00 2 35 tlie estate of H N Wells deceased and competing railroad before it witli young Smith who allowed me to ness of the hour further discussion was Fair to Good Feeders 1 75 Common and Thin 50 will please present tliesune to me for can have factories and it must go back into a room where tie k ept deferred and it was decided to consider payment properly verified on or before FEEDERS AND STOCKERS liave factories before it can have some mighty good water and other the same topics The raising aud care and Jeweler the first day of January 18S3 Extra 3 25 3 50 an increase in population Thats Ifquid substances and just because I of stock and the culture and care of Good to uooaSteers All person huh hted to the estate 2 50 3 75 steers air was in a town where it was unlawful fruit tree1 at the next regular meet ¬ t will please piy same at once why we dont boom the town Good to Extra Heifers 3 75 3 2j DEAJER IN to eat on Sunday except at prescribed ing of the Society which will be held Common and Thin Stockers I 23uov3t CT Wklls Exr 2 00 50 moments I decided to take a good on the first Saturday In January The IX MANITOBA Watches Clocks Jewelry Silver and COWS AND CALVES square snifter though I hadnt done Constitution provides for monthly Plaled ware etc Special 50 oo55 00 such a thing on Sunday or any other meetings for the various topics pertain- ¬ Best Grades TIP 35 0CQS45 fur months and months Young ing to agriculture for quarterly meet- ¬ rairtouooa attention given to Common is 00GS30 00 It was near the middle of Septem ¬ day Smith has my thanks here ings when there will be a varied enter Best Veal Calves Mr 6 ooCti All persoua having claims agaiufet ber that I found myself one Sunday three nickels with tainment hud for an annual fair during Pair to Good 5 co SETTING DIAMONDS the estate ol John M Willi will pre ¬ morning at tbe village of Bamesvllle and how I left the Common and Heavy co 3 Sunday afternoon the first week in October with several sent them properly proven on the vast plaius of north Minnesota him that AND OTHER PRECIOUS STONES undersigned for payment on or to the SPRING LAMBS before As 1 came out with Mr Smith I novel features among which Is an an- ¬ grass seem to meet where the sky and March 1 18S3 or fame will be burred looking men wear ¬ nual address upon agriculture a din- ¬ Good Extra Heavy 25 nil around yon thougli at the respectful saw several strange from payment out of trust funds in my 75 In the prraaneut organiza Good Butcher hands Wm Willis illstance of twenty or thirty miles away ing red uniforms aud I thought they ner c following officers were elected Fair Butchers 50 Promptly doue and lu a workmanlike 30u2i police and tion the Trustee lor John M Willis Common and Tail Ends Tennyson said of the Light Brigade were perhaps Emerson 25 President manner cannons to the right of hem can that they were right after me I was President I H Gerry Vice HOGS Dr Hoste The lest evidence of the merits of nons to tbe left of them cannons In about to escape to Fort Pemblun and E D Mitchell Secrelaiy Old Gold and Silver Select Butchers 5 J5 5 3t Cash Paid for Gamers Chicken Cholera Cure is rely upon ibe strong arm of Uncle Sam ter Treasurer A C Hart A goodly Fair to Good Packers Uaftiesvlll and tbe front of them 4 5 5 IS v Dont loruet the place next door when once used It is ever sought for Good to Extra Lights ians can say the same of grass with a but I discovered some women In the HumwrjmufuM 4 90 to the Post ofHcP Iticlraond Ky 47 afterwards Hold and warranted by squad Then I thought they were erable enthusiasm wns manifested dur JLfcht Pis 65 Herds of 4 broad posterior appendage juue22 if Stvhton I Roughs and Scalawags Willis 3 3 75wandered in Ibe distance and at crusaders and that the Russell House ing the meeting tattle 1 ¬ J 4¬ THE CLIMAX JLVf ¬ ¬ sub--6cril- f JUL JL JI CJNTIL JANUARY 1st 1888 IIVJ J ¬ ¬ My Stock of Clothing Furnishing Goods Hats Caps Trunks Valises c must all be closed out STOCK OF PIECE GOODS to he sold in the piece or will make up for you No more goods to he sold for glory but will sell them for less than manufacturers prices Be sure and call in time Also a No ¬ ¬ ¬ J C LYTER Man-i-foe-b- ah CANT HEAD US BOUND TO GO WHERE Man-i-to-b- ¬ HJ - TO Strenff s Mammoth Louisville Store BOUKTD TO it ¬ HIS SLEDGE HAMMER ARGUKEEBITS ARE He has cut prices right in two 1 WIN 1 ¬ Public Sale He wants to get rid of his goods and wants you1 money and says he is bound to have it Why Because he has the goods and has 11 U ill U maue prices mat win ub eju upeuurs tlu uii vnu iitie 1uuen 111 xl 71l j oi paying nigh me JiaDiL n Bear in mind that prices for ¬ ¬ GOOD G OODS AT LOW PRICES ¬ ¬ it are his sledge hammer arguments and he has a complete line of the very best Dry Goods of all kinds such as ¬ ¬ ¬ Dress Goods Flannels Blankets Shwls Jeans Lindseys Oalieoes Domestics c coats It Complete line of Clothing such as Mens and Boys Suits Mens and Boys 1 ¬ c Over- ¬ ¬ ¬ BOOTS Last but not least the very best thing pertaining to the styles and qualities in Cloaks Jackets and Short Wraps We inaugurate with this day one of the greatest The prices of everything CUT CUT sales of goods ever known in Richmond CUT that everybody can buy We want to double our sales this December over last year and we will do it if prices are any criterian You want goods and I want money I make prices that will bring it Dont fail to give me a look and you will learn what sledge hamer arguments mean They are bound to go Come ane see me AND SHOES OF AXJL KINDS HATS CAPS TRUNKS AMD FURNISHING GOODS H J STRENG LOUISVILLE STOEE IS TUE AGENT AT RICHMOND KY FOR Spring Saddles Library Lamps IP1 M POP M Silver Platea w lu Fares Quote ¬ THE CELEBRATED They can not be surpassed in style or workmanship at ¬ ¬ JJ They are about closing up their business Yery best material employed in their manand have on hand over 4000 of them ufacture Th Piae W You Will FARM WAGONS P1ST TRUSS BOD JST K ILails ¬ if you see them because you cant help it Tfeio Ill MD TUBULR JBIL REPAIRED They Are Precisely What Yen feat Our stock of Queenls ware and Glass- ¬ ware and especially our Decorated Din ¬ Manufacture all styles and sizes which they offer at ESPECIALLY LOW PEJCES A MUFF ner and Tea Sets is full and attractive best goradess of lapns and other Staple Groceries Goods COFFEES SUGARS IE also Canned wagons June 22 TEAS The Best Material famiijl For One Year The Easiest Terms Call on Mr Pope and examine the Dont buy before doing so tf 6 5 FRA3TGXS WEBSTEE WAGON For Sale Notice to CO ¬ ¬ Executors Notice Local Produce Markets WEEKLY CORRECTED BY COVINGTON ARNOLD 4 BRO GROCERS IRVINE STREET RICHMOND KY Richmond Ky Nov Beef Cattle Butcher Sugar Cured Hams Bacon Hams Cou itri Cuied Hutu U MHoie MASTER COMMISSIONERS 29 1SS7 1 Creditors lidiito Hogs 45c o v 5 I wluli to ll prlvatelv my home placvoffiO ACRES OF LAXD ni imlf milt frnt KiiiK w Matitain Madison Court Commn Pleas Mn- Trustees Notice J ¬ Wheat Flour Corn per barrel Hay per 100 lbs Oatsintheaf per 100 fis Lard A 5 25 3IIO W 45 III2C l OC 40cc jo35 1 5 Beeswax ¬ RESFAXXUIffG Feathers Meal 1 44 - Oats per bushel Orchard Grais German Millet Timothy Seed Clover Seed Oats in sheaf Choicej blue grass seed Red top seed Sweet toiaoes Irish Potatoes 405oc to3i 35 20 5 53 5 2S2K oo3 K 5 Eqty Mabgabet Watts Ac Uef In All persons having claim against the estate of Charles R Watt deceas of four rooms and hull Ghtod cistern ed are hereby notified to produce Ihe bUKKy house and all out bulldings and same property proven to the under one of the test stables in the county nianed Master Commissioner of the Good orchard Convenient to schools Madison Court Common Pleas at his churches mills shops stores aud iin office In Richmond County of Madi tiar places tiMl place for physician son Kentucky on or before the 25D day of December next or merchaut Terms easy This 22nd day of November 1887 V B STIVERS 23n4t E 8COIT 23nnvtf M t M C C-- P--- Dwelling - House ll S i VATrti Mr tl pttr In ¬ ¬ a S75 7555 ooWi 2 75 ideal at Whiles Drua Store Drugstore You will be perfectly satisfied If you n9tf nOtf A familiar household word nett House on last court day the Drugstore it oo Whites place to buy dregs and boohs White nJtf FaUNDtt b 5J ftoi r iZrrr80 C I Tipton Sale From Georgia JERKINS 1888 Auctioneer Z JE Bushmporls TlieJlIufllon Georgia Springs WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER jo 1887 Bale or Duke Tiptntijii the 26th Goo1 copies fnnuTms Climax the noilee Preachlngnt Bethel Christian church crowd and things old forlalMnctory of the Todd Green wedding and adds l first Sunday in December prices One imir of oxen common r Greene and Ids bride arrived hi Tlie iiieaIc are diiiug lite town Mis Mary Oldhams school at stock 72 heveral dujs i Iuce uud liave ILLUSTRATED cattle cniu nuBI The Climax from now unlil Janu- - mou 24 per head milch cows 21 Siloaui closed last Friday with fair ne recipients ol ninny congratu ti Utlons 1 51 50 S26 nrj short yearlinc S21 weanKn Harpers Weekly has a and uih1 wi lie It was our success place wMves iaio siu horses j pleasure to dine with them a day or so 51 to 114 W S Sowers last week bought two newspaper in a the leading illustrated Estill Springs were not sold on tbe America The fairness of mule colts 41 corn after their arrival aud besides enjoy ¬ crop or tobacco for which he paid its editorial comments on current politics 231 oats 190 day advertised a hundred bundles Mr Tipton has ing nu excellent dinner we were enter- ¬ twelve cents per pound for one he has earned for it the respect and confidence of all impartial readers and the variety J J Brooks sdd a pair of mules to removed from his farm lu Madison to tained by one of the most charming price for the otlieruiiknown and excellence ofit literary contents the village of Ford In Clark county ladies we ever met Her hospitality Mr James Marthi for S1G5 Mr Sam Deatherage passed through --which include serial and short stories by is of thextrue Southern type aud one here Friday night lu company with uie Best ana most popular writers fit it The Best Hogs This Season Wood and Imy delivered bn short will not long remain her guest befote for the perusal of people of the widest notice by Col T S Moberley Messrs M M mid J C Miller have they are made to feel at home as has several of his friends on his way to range of tastes and pursuits Supplements R F Spears where they were en- ¬ are frequently provided and no expense is sold their hogs There were 102 head always been her husbands manner of Mr We learn that Mrs Short ridge did H spared to bring the highest order of artis- ¬ II1 tertained with true Kentucky style aud they made the uuusual larae1 entertaining his friends not die of cancer but of blood poisou-iug- - nverage tic ability to bear upon the illustration of 01 aau pounds Well after an absence of several the changeful phases of home and foreign This is doubt ¬ Mr Greene is one of our most ex- ¬ less the bet average In all its features Harpers numbers con ¬ tensive and successful farmers and one weeks from The Climax I again at ¬ history sidered that has been made in the of the principle business men of Bluff tempt to contribute to its ever welcome weekly is admirably adapted to be a Col O H Chenault sold a flue hur a few gleanings from this welcome guest in every household ne gelding to Mr BHm of Paris for county tills season There were no ton He is a clever thorough going column small hogs or extra large ones but the self made man aud deserves the lady place 350 last week entire lot were remarkably uniform in of excellence aud culture he has won The long looked fur has come at Messrs Ed and John McCord sold size for a lifetime companion PER YEAR He has a last I have reference to the gentle to R P Fox a pair of extra cotton host of friends throughout this section shower of rain that fell yesterday HARPERS WEEKLY A Superbly Bred Jersey and 4 00 mules for 225 last week who will oiu us In congratulations and HARPERS MAGAZIN- E4 00 Formida 23871 property of D M our best wishes for the future happi ¬ which will save the farmers a great HARPERS BAZAR deal of labor fcome of them were HARPERS YOUNG PEOPLE 4 00 T J Smith 8r 6old on last week Bright Esq or this place and pur 3 00 ness of him aud hi bride hauling water from Tates Creek a lin farm on Tates Cretk of 80 acres to chased from the herd of W Postage Free to all subscribers in the J Chlnn distance of one mile and a half Kueluy Masters at 25 per acre United States Canada or Mexico of Frankfort has dropped a solid fawn The Concert colored heifer calf with black tongue The volumes of the Weekly begin MrA D Flora will continue the The concert given at the Baptist BEREA ana switch by Lord Harrys Rex with the first Number for January of each inIImery business at her home on church Thanksgiving night was a year When no time is mentioned sub 104 which combines in her breeding great success finuncialyaiid in every tnait fctreet same as occupied by Mrs many of the most Rev J A R Rogers of Philadel ¬ scriptions will begin with the Number cur- ¬ noted families of respect Khortridge deceased The sum of 85 was cleared phia preached at the Chapel on bun rent at time of receipt of order butter and milk producers on record Bound Volumes of Harpers Week- ¬ notwithstanding the very bad night day morning any of the Harpers or Among tliem are Onnus Rajah Rioter If you want ly for three years back in neat cloth Trion AAA Brown Cotton 6c per yd An enthusiastic audience greeted the binding will be by mail or Scribuer or American Magazine or Rex Roonan Europa Bobbins Pussy performers while James Bicknell is building a uice by express free sent expense post paid the Extra Heavy Brown Cotton 6jc the irformers had of provided atii other literary work call at The Bker Ethel 2nd Orange Pell sire of the pleasure of singing and playing to house on Chestnut street near his freight does not exceed one dollar per vol- ¬ 10 Brown Sheeting M 15c 4 Vulma Hoofman with test of 21 pouuds Climax office ume for 7 00 per volume a large house and 110 empty seats shop 30c 9 ounces of butter in 7 days Cloth Cases for each volume suitable 10 4 Bleached Sheeting Albeit Mrs Wright C all at 1 he Climax office on next from Oberhn came for binding will be sent by mail post- ¬ Yard Wide Heavy Cotton 44 appears in her record eight times The following entertaining program 5c 00 each Monday court day and pay your old A number of cows with an official test was rendered in a most pleasing aud last wek to spend some time with her paid on receipt of Remittances should be made by Post Bleached Cotton LonsJale cultivated manner Miss Minnie daughter Mrs Mary Wright of this Dont neglect it of 14 pouuds in seven days are also in Herald subscription Office Money Order or Draft to avoid Bleached Cotton Masonville Smith opened the concert with an in ¬ place for the Herald business must be closed eluded chance of loss strumental solo and received a hearty 7KC Newspapers are not to copy this adver- ¬ Bleached Cotton Hope ui Mrs E L Kerby and Mrs L M burst of applause for her brilliant ex- ¬ 8 tisement without the express orders of Bed Ticking 10 and 15c Sales 7 Dodge weut to Nashville to attend the Harper Brothers Address Invitations are out for the marriage Shirting Cotton I Would That My Capt Ballard reports the following ecution Duett HARPER BROTHERS u Jxive by Mrs Sam Bennett and Miss National Convention ol the W CT U of Mi s Allice Julia Bruustoii to Mr sales on Saturday last Gingh m for Aprons ¬ The Commis New York nov3o tf William Dowell Oldham of Texas on sioner sale of the Wiilgiug property Campbell accompanied by Mrs Chen- ¬ Over three hundred delegates were 111 Gingham for Dresses7 and loc ault on the piauo was exceedingly attendance and nearly as many visit- ¬ Thursday December 13th 18S7 Mhs oa West Main street came ofl Calico 4 and jc ancj the daughter of residence nud lot was purchased by sweet and their voices blended beau- ¬ ing delegates The people of Nash Alice is the youngest Plain Red Flannel 15 and 20c ville showed great interest by crowdiug Mandolin Co lector T S Bronston solo by Joe Twilled Red Flannel 30 and 25c Mrs B R McDowell for 3400 At tifully Gulncliigliaui brought down the house the house on all occasions Twilled Gray Flannel 13 and 15c 2 oclock C TWells as Executor of At the November term of the MeKee aud the bojs would have him btck Measles are making quite a sweep All wool Plaid Flannel 33c Circuit Court the case of John W H N Wells sold the house and lot on again Misa Mamie Baldwin then among the students aud citizen ILLUSTRATED toe up Mrs Jeans the Southeast corner ofSmith Bullard Creed of Waco agalDbt Hutson Mar¬ played the lovely selection 60c Invi- ¬ Fannie Robertson has been very sick Bed Comforts alter several years litigation street to Mrs S A Cobb for 1055 tations a la Valse tin Harpers Bazar is a home journal Miss Harrie Mil- ¬ but Is reorted better and out of dan- ¬ the adjoluiug house aud lot to Mrs was decided in favor of the plaintiff It combines choice literature and five art ler treated the audience with n ger illustrations with the latest intelligence re adjudging to him 3000 acres of canuel Cobb for 805 The house and lot on sweet and intricate vocal solo Swa Estill avenue was purchased by 0 T girding the fashions Each number has cjal laud in Jackson couuty BORN clever serial and short stories practical Must I The duet Wells for 1325 At the same time bian Maiden and timely essays bright poems humer by Mioses Mabel Terrill and Fquire Wm Willis lias sold three one share of the Madison County Fair Then On November 22nd to the wife of Mr ous sketches etc Its pattern sheet and Florio Chenault was greatly enjoyed fashion plate supplements will alone help its of hog- - embracing 109 head aud Association was sold to Mr Johu E Cyrus Shifflet a boy not only by the audleuce but by them ladies to save many times the cost of the averaging 30S pouuds at prices rang- ¬ Greeuleaf for 0825 subscription and papers At the sale of the household and selves as well and sweeter Utile maid ¬ from 4 to 5 cents averaging about To Mrs Harvey Parrish Red House on quette decorative art house on social in etiing keeping all en voices could not be heard Miss Thanksgiving a boy 4j eeits Also 26 long yearlings and kitchen luniiture on Tuesday of Mr its branches cookery etc make it useful Laura Hargis sang Come Where the in every household and a true promoter of weighing 950 M Barlow a good crowd was in at- ¬ til irt Birds Slug very sweetly The in ¬ economy Its editorials are marked by DIED tendance aud the effects sold well pounds at 3 cents good sense and not a line is admitted to strumental duet by Mrn C D Chen ¬ ault and Miss Maggie Chenault was A Complete Pocket Atlas Sam Hicks died at the home of his sis- its columns that could offend the mostTas tidious taste To clo e out a partnership Mr R very warmly applauded A quartette ter Mrs Down near Clays Ferry in In the New Pocket Atlas of the P McCord ol this county and Squire Come Where The Lillies Bloom Madison county on Sanday November John McCord ol Clark couuty will World published by Ivisou Blakemau was beautifully sung by Mrs Bennett 27th 1837 aged about 35 esr Co 753 755 Broadway New York on Thursday Dec 15th on the prem-i-e- s PER YEAR Mrs Chenault Messrs Sweets and of Daval McCord in the northern Ninety one Maps containing nearly Adair Miss Mariawillie AVood and Hay Smith who HARPERS BAZAR every geographical point of hiterest 4 00 part of MadiMiu county sell a lot of 4 00 throughout the world are given and Is a very promising soloist sang Delivered on short notice Choice hay HARPERS MAGAZINE cattle and other Mock a quantity of HARPERS WEEKLY 4 00 Pretty Little Prim Rose Flower either timothy or clover Excellent HARPERS YOUNG PEOPLE each is a gem of the engravers art 3 00 grain some household goods etc Mandolin Joe Giuucliiiiani Miss seasoned sugar tree wood Delicately yet distinctly colored these Postage Free to all subscribers in the Harrie Miller and Mr F Adair won 2t T 8 Mobeklev United States Canada or Mexico Mrs Amanda T Million County maps are esqulsite illustrations of the great favor with the audience in their House and Land For Sale Kujeriiiteiideiit of schools finished best color printing today obtainable duet on Mossy Banks The Volumes of the Bazar begin with Mis Florie pacing each school in the county n While the Maps leave nothing to be Chenault caught the small boys by P F Adams will sell his house and the first Number for January of each year way they When no vir on Tuesday of last week Tills is dered by date of fullness every are singing Knock at The Window 01 acres of land at College Hill on Sat¬ will begin lime is mentioned subscriptions with the Number current at and show re ready a great task as there are 71 fully up to urday December 10th Well improv- ¬ time of receipt of order She coed the concert by singing while f chools and 27 coloied making ceut discovery or change of boundary Bound Volumes of Harpers Bazar Oh You Little Darling Owing to ed with large number of fruit trees V M hools to lie vklled Some of them One hundred aud twelve pages of terse for three 3 ears bade in neat cloth binding Good place for a phyhician or merchant well arranged and accurate informa- ¬ sickness Miss Kyle was unable to will be sent by mail postage paid or by can only be reached by horseback and take part in - the concert After Convenient to schools churches etc express provided the freight does not ex ¬ ynu have to walk hair mile before tion concerning every important coun- ¬ the performance Mrs C D Chenault It ceed one dcllar per volume for 7 00 per try or state on the globe follow the you get to the tclioole house volume the maps in this compact volume A delightfully entertained those who took Cloth Cases for each voumc suitable part in the concert at her home comprehensive Atlas also a Gazetteer for binding will be sent by mail post paid The changes in the weather of the of the whole world on receipt of f 1 00 each Attractive and past week have been sharp aud sudden Remittances should be made by Post substantial binding aud sold for filly Ofllce Money Order or Draft to avoid in Monday of last week the thermom cents PERSONAL chance of loss ter pointed to U a degrees above zero Netutpapers are not to copy this adver ¬ on Wednesday and Thuiday itiaiued tisement without the express order of Handsome Heception Harper Brothers Address and was foegy aud warm Saturday Miss Pattie Miller is visiting friends in On Monday evening President J V HARPER BROTHERS ami Sunday mornings were regular Maj svillc New York nov30 tf April day clear and warm the ther- ¬ Logan entertained the ladies of the campus from six to eight oclock and W T Baldwin of Indian Territory mometer pointing to sixty five degrees On Sunday about 12 oclock it began the Misses Logan gave a handsome re ¬ was in the city last week raining at 730 it was snowing and ception in honor of heir visitors from Miss Mamie McRoberts is the guest of CROOKE bl iHHig and on Monday morning the 8 oclock to 12 oclock All who have experienced Mrs Logaus hospitality her aunt Mrs T S Ellis nietury showed lifteeu degrees above AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY Miss Bessie Miller is sp ndinn a few ziro A diflereiice of forty degrees be know how delightful are her receptions and how charmingly her daughters days with friends in Bourbon tweeu Sunday morning ind Monday Harpers Young People interests all entertain Mrs Logan received with morujug young readers by its carefully selected Miss Lillian Samuels of Mt Sterling is her daughters Misses Mary and Lillie variety of themes and their assisted by Miss Irene Moore of Har visiting Miss Lila Chenault treatment It contains the best serial Most Be Done It rodsburg Miss Peachy Converse of and short stories valuable articles on sci- ¬ Mr Frank McMahan of Indian entific subjects and travel historic and bio- ¬ The Herald subscriptions must be Louisville and Miss Anna Fisuluch Territory is at home on a short furlough graphical sketches papers on athletic itId The time has been amply ex ¬ of Versailles Those present were sports and games stirring poems etc Robert Adams and Harvey Chenault tended You have had five mouths Misses Harrie Miller Ruth Crow contributed by the brightest and most fafriends in ML Mary Forman Sue Harris Bessie B ir spent Thanksgiving with mous writers Its illustrations are numer- ¬ Occasional Supple- ¬ ous and excellent bour Carrie Barbour Mary Henry Sterling Supper ments of especial interest to Parents and and Jennie Crow Messrs Douglas Messrs J F and LT Taylor of Mon Teachers will be a feature of the forthcom The Ladies of the Chrislian church Duncan Van Lear Sweets Harrison tanna visited Dr T J Taylar this place Tills powder never varies A marvel of ing volume which will comprise fifty three will give a supper next Friday night purity strenctli and wholesonieness More weekly numbers tvery line in the paper Tyler Johnson McCrenry Shackel- ¬ last w eek at the Court house Oyster Salads ford McDowell economical than th ordinary kinds and is subjected to the most rigid editorial Irviue KenuedyCari cannot be mM In competition with the mul- ¬ and everything else that go to make Miss Katie Phelps left Wednesday to titudes ot low lest shijrtl weight alum or phos- ¬ scrutiny in order that nothing harmful clioff Brrbour Clelland Bright aud phate powders Bold In cans KoVAI may enter its columns an elegant supper will be served visit and attend the Debut party of Miss Bakino Powder Uo onlyWall St N Y 108 Arbuckie Belle Palmer in Louisville An epitome of everything that is attract- ¬ Jnue 22 tf Sale of Lots ive and desirable in jnvcmle literature German Capt J Speed Smith left Wednesday Boston Courser Mr Henry C Hargis sold to Mr 1888 The Cinderella German Club gave for Decatur Ala where he is prospectA weekly feast of good things to the Geo H Mjerx on Wednesday of last boys and girls in every family which it Its first entertainment this season in ing with a view to location week a lot on nialu street adjoining zisits Brooklyn Union the Embry properly which Mr Hargis the parlors or Mrs Dr A W Smith It is wonderful in its wealth of pictures Capt Tohn C Hagan and W C information and interest Christian Ad ¬ recently sold to Dr Roberts The on Friday evening Thirteen couples Crutcher and wife spent Thanksgiving vocate N Y price w js 11300 Mr Myers will build participated in this most graceful and in Shelby county with relations ILLUSTRATED a rebidence upon it Mr Hargis beautiful dance The dressing was TERJIES Postage Prepaid 200 Per Year Mr A C Green of Cincinnati is con- ¬ Harpers Magazine is an organ of ought Mr Myers house and lot on handsome the figures were exceeding- ¬ Vol fJC began November I 18S7 North street and will remove to it ly pretty and all enjoyed a most pleas ¬ fined to his room with sickness at the progressive thought and movement in every department of life Besides other ant evening The figures danced were home of his father Mr I T Green 4500 Specimen Copy sent on receipt of attractions it will contain during the the Scarf Spinning wheel Star Lassoo stamp N coming year important articles superbly Miss Annie Armstrong of Bryan Tex- ¬ illustrated on Single Numbers Five Cents Each Chase Initial Hurdle and Half Moon the Great West articles on The Ungnely Sale be made by Post Remittances should as who has been the guest of Mrs W American and foreign industry beauti- ¬ Auctioneer Z E Bush reports the The following persons took part in the W Watts left fully illustrated papers on Scotland Nor Office Money Order or Draft to avoid Monday for her home dance Miss Lillian Samuels of Mt xale of land and crop of Jacob Huguelyy way Switrerland Algiers and the West chance of loss Sterling Mrs Dr A W Smith Newspapers are not to copy this adver- ¬ r deceaed The farm of 308 General Jessie Royston who distinguish- ¬ Indies new novels by Williarn Black and j acres Cully Chen- ¬ ed himself at Milton Tenn in the late re- ¬ W D Howells novelettes each com- ¬ tisement tsithout the express order of eu miles uarth of Richmond brought Misses Nettle Stockton Harper Brothers Address ngle S3 51 per acre 8 L Huguely was ault Lila Chenault Delia Ramsey bellion is visiting friends in garrard county-- plete in a sHearnnumber by Henry Jaraes IlAKltK H UKUTHbKb Lafcadio and Amelie Rivers Coralie Walker Harrie Miller Laura the purchaser Corn sold at 2 40 per New York nov30 tf short stories by Mus Wilson and other Lula Bronston Mary harrel popular writers and illustrated papers of Hay 8 to 9 per ton Oiher Shackelford V Susis Cromwell of Lexington and special artistic and literary interest The Annie Chenault -- HIT Mattie things sold well Mr Huguely will Burtiam Mrs J Huguely and little daughter of Editorial Departments are conducted by remove this week from his home near McDowell Messrs Luclan Bridgeforth George William Curtis William Dean Remaining unclaimed In the Post Bergin arrived Monday for a visit to Mrs Carroll Chenault and T B Samuels Richmond to his recent purchase office at Richmoud Ky week ending Howells and Charles Dudley Warner James B McCreary of Mt Sterling Messrs Bates Sliack Xov 23 1887 elloid W B Bright Cooper Hugiies Ravinna Harris and wife of Kansas Bush Amanda Riston Miss Dicy ChihtmasSnnday School Campbell Mrs RuthfordThos Robt Adams Waller Bennett Rodes City Mo have returned and will make There will be a Cantata and Caudy Liddie Rust II P McDowell Tate Irvine E Carichoff their home with Mrs Nancy B Jones PER YEAR Smith Mary Cross John Tull on Friday evening December Rodes Shackelford Harvey Chenault near Foxtown HARPERS MAGAZINE Tavlor W N 400 Dudley Edney SrJ at the Christian church This Ambrose Dudley and Hurvie Mc- ¬ HARPERS WEEKLY 4 00 Evans Miss Mary Turley R B U oe a novel way of euierlalidug the Dowell Mr W B Feland returned last week HARPERS BAZAR- Turner Rebecca 4 00 Francis Lenvy Sunday school children and the Utile from Portland Colorado where he is en- ¬ HARPERS YOUNG PEOPLE 3 00 HawLins Susan Walker Mattie Walden Shelby folks are looking eageily gaged in mining to spend a month or two Postage Free la all SuBserlt rs in tie Helton Jesc Toward iggin Mill Walker Callie to the approach or Saddlery Removal United Stales Canada or Mexico with his family here Christmas with Its llisel Andy Wright D W Messrs W C Gormley niiy jojs Co have Wright James Irvine Lisle Mrs Belle Perry daughter of the late The volumes of the Magazine begin Kirby Mrs Nannie White Mary rented the Herndon house corner of James Y Peyton entertained the gentle with the Numbers for June and Decem ¬ Kidder Col W E Wil on L J Main and Second streets that ha for Shall Women Preach ber of no time Lewis David H White Miss Jennie so many years been known as a drug ¬ men from Madison who were with the specified each year Whenbegin with i Mdd Miss The District Conference of the M ST subscriptions will the Emma Wilson Miss Precia E store and will remove into it this deer hunters at her home in Nichola6 ille Number currentat time of receipt SL Chunh was held three days at College of order Nuller White Miss Susie E very handsomely Bound Volumes of Harpers Maga- ¬ ODonnell Jas E H this Word Mrs Maymie county recently The prlii- - week The house is to be touched up I zine for three jears back in neat cloth Advertised matter will be heLTtwo aud made the handsomest saddler shop pal question digmim1 Mr Geo W Jones of Kansas City bindimg will be sent by mail post paid imu- - in central Kentucky weefcs after date of advertisement and or not women should The house la Mo visited his mother Mrs Nancy II on receipt of 00 per olurne Cloth preach if undelivered will be sent To the Prof wouderlully well located Oriler Rev Jolh and the new Jones near Foxtown last week Mr Caes for binding 50 cents each by mail then letter office lend Mr John G post pai J firm I necessarily compelled to have a Jones who was familiarly known as r liyle county took part Po ofllce hiiirx from 6 a si in good ruu of custom Mr P Index to Harpers Alpha-U J Curtis Brother here is one of the rno t pros betic A nUtical andMagazine for Vol ¬ M Money ordera und rrgitt mred leltrr Kiull x Clarified whs taken G1 m hour prompt 7 M lie wll known fanner Hnd flock iiihii permi tien in ume to o incliiii from June 850 to h nis Citr lifia J IJ WILMS I M t V I un C a Il ISlhei freki- - m cmiiMHV Mud to 4 i H M Ft ntt-n- -l R Mr F B ti nee he hou Vt fv- - Sigff ii lb 111 Hit M are thoxA who red V Ml l Office Xlon Or ii or I it to HJ rk on chance ot los dMliHi iuaiiuuuue 111 I intl will Ih Mnpson utikimg at Mais llir -- Ijetl ih u mt thry vt til liouorubl emulovmeut Thursday Nov 34th Mr John L nut remove to Richmond will noitiike tlnni from n runjcrt 4irr not 10 copy mis aazer The Jones Sale Mr Gormley has been a resldeut of Shuff will be remembered here as the iisKment tsithout the express order of their homes and families Tbe proms lire made aud are now inking serral hundt rd Richmond for nearly twenty years a geniel clerk of the Garnctt House Miss Harper Brothers Address Auctioneer Z E Bih rejiorts sale dollars a month ItU easy fur any one 10 of make 5 and upwards per day who is wlll HARPER BROTHERS Hconsiderable portion of which he has Ida Thompson was a pupil at Madison 11 lUKlowork Either Bex yong or old capi- ¬ 01 luu jirt been in business for v alley Mid f New York -tal not needed we start you Everything H Jmioa himself He is a Female Institute one session a on r11 yon new No speelal ability required sold I Jot of 50 first choice thorough workman aud gets up both T has revolutionized the reader can do It an welt as any one Write to us nt once for all particular which we world daring the last substantial aud stylish articles in his Co Portland liHlf century Net least mall tree Address Btloson THIN COLUMN fcurt line a purchaser can always have uov391y nmrtfiir Mim vnni1M Af Maine 205 fif 65 KIne hone Inventive progress U a nveihod and system of choice of any kind of a saddle from a I at S7K com m yuik mat ran ue periorinea nil over the Bea Wonders exist tn thousands of 26oet - S350 inree jeDnets dollar raw hide to a 50 spring seat couutry without reparatliiK tin workers tf forms but are surpassed by the t eiv from tulr homes Pay liberal imy Enoch Harden has been imprisoned do tho work either sex young or0110 can marvels of invention Those who Iu harness there is every variety and Wjjack eolt S1QO ti t old no are in need of nrofllable work timt all manufactured to order Mr Gorm- ¬ at Chattanooga for violating the reve- ¬ special ability required mpltal not needed can be done while It vine at homo should at you nro started free Cut this out and return rnce send tbelr addrexs 10 llallett Co 0 SI0 brpke mules ley has lorl 10 us and we wilt send yon free some lung V experienced wbiknien and nue laws Informa ¬ of great value und Importance to you thnl laod Maine nnd receive free full can earn 62 ser of you can always depend on receiving j The boy who wrott aJettcr on Sun will curt you lu business which will brlmt tion how either day and all ages wherever from o to SB per onwards jjariTB crowd present and more away precisely wnai you oruer and that it dny before last and said this is a coal you Inelw tn money rightGrand than any ¬ I hey live You are started free Capital not tfcXJdiDCflnlrit thing tlia world outnt free reqnirou mow aave nnue over fju 111 a Will come right up to representation Add cm True A C01 Augusta alalne day did not miss the mark nov SO ly THE OLIMAX te Harpers ffeeilj two-year-o- ld lt l6 quit AT COST I am going to the SELLING OUT AT COST 15000 Dollars Worth of-c CLOTHING Dry i Goods business House Dry Goods will open up a Clothing Shoes Hats -- AT THE- - quit the AT COST I am going to Plnthinrr Unnnn zzzl Dry Cloii PME DRY GOODS M SHOE HOUSE i Goods business will open up a F Blankets OF Mm JtrflJraL jl s l t Harpers Periodicals - to quit the Dry Goods business and intend to open out in the spring a first class CLOTHING HOUSE with the largest stock ever in Eichmond there- ¬ fore all goods must be sold no matter what they cost I mean business and intend to sell every article I have in the house I have too many articles to quote prices on but notthe following -- I am going till r f i v 100 a pair Mens Celluloid Collars Shawls at any price to CLOSE OUT Mens Celluloid Cuff All wool Tricot Lexington Yamall colors 65c per lb Double fold 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flutter She thought me silly I suppose Bat sot a word shed utter tnrned from them alt with heavy heart I AVeary of each vagary And played at last a sober part I told my love to Mary Soon star and flower went rem my Ven The sty grew strangely brighter She whispered a HMie word and then My heart at eaee was lighter j Km Zt in JourAllixL CAN IT BE TRUE From Death Tho Story of a Negros Essapa tf if my head was bursting and 1 saw awful lights before my eyes and my feet and hands seemed o be so heavy I couldnt stir them Then great rings of all sorts of bright colors began at my eyes and went further and further off growing bigger and fainter until I lost them My head fojt prickly alf over and so did my hands and feet and I couldnt breathe and ihen I fainted Onco I knew I was being hanged but it was only for a second When I awoke in the wagon I was worse scared than before and when I got out from under tho tarpaulin I thought I had been dreaming Then when my neck got to hurting mo so I knew what was the matter For weeks afterward I could hardly swallow and I couldtt turn my head and I cant now very much The cords are all stiff on ono side and drawn down The man told his story in almost coramon placo fashion but when ho spoKe 01 nis me since it auectea mm I can never go home again hj said and I can never see or hear of my friends again They were going to catch roe and do it over again so Iran away Ive beonknocking around ever since principally in Canada New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania but now I thought Id come np hero where Inight get 6ome light work to do Tho man didnt seem to be the brute he must have been and in fact ho had the appoarance of ordinary intel ¬ ligence at least According to his own story he had done little work in his wanderings and has bogged both food He Was Hanged In Arkansas But After wmli Turned Up Alive In AIaachu- etts IIli Own Story or XI Experiences ft Hi I1 r II IS H rf ten minutes and an increasing hubbub and movement of tho crowd at the gateway heralded the approach of the condemned man who was presently brought in in a large basket carriod erable excitement among the people in nearly frozen and starved I never go by two coolies his arms and legs be-¬ the vicinity of the place whore the noar colored people for it was my own ing firmly bound A strip of wood hanging occurred A few dat s ago color that tried to havo me hanged covered with Chinese characters indi-¬ ASKea cating the punishment about to bo in- ¬ this same negro showed up in Worces- ¬ over ana i hate a uiick lace ter Mass with a crooked neck as it he wasnt afraid of being arrested flicted was stuck into his clothing at No boss the back of his neck Ho was young will be seen by the following account for the old crime he said which is taken from the Worcester I dont think theyll ever look for me apparently about thirty years of age as long as I stay away from there and It is said that the fr ends of prisoners Mass Trleqram It says Til never go back to Arkansas sometimes bribe the jiilers to drug Yesterday afternoon a colored man them bef ire these terrible executions was taken ill on the Commons and Vet Springs New If so this had obviously not been done would hare fallen but for the timely THE CRITICS LIFE in the present instance for the con- ¬ The assistance of two bystanders man per-¬ seemed in man had been wandering about the TThlle It May Be Very Useful It Is Cer¬ demned tainly Not a Lleasant One fect possession of his senses and Commons since morning and had There are some people in whom the had a wild distant look on his been noticed on account of the pecu- ¬ critical faculty is more highly develop- ¬ face which he carriod to tho last Ar- ¬ way in which he carried his head liar It hung toward his right shoulder and ed than almost any other They are rived at the foot of the cross the bas ¬ he seemed to take no pains to pull always on the alert to see the detects ket was sot down and its inmate assist- ¬ and weaknesses in any thing before the it into the position in which people beauties and they make haste tb point ed out He was then with the excep- ¬ tion of a waist cloth stripped naked commonly carry their heads He them out They aro nothing if not and placed against tho cross wa respectably dress in clothes that critical they arc afraid to praise lest The process of pinioning took an in- ¬ had evidently not been made for him and his boots looked as if he had they shoutd seom to be too easily terminable time and the poor wretch pleased and not cultured enough to was very roughly handled I could walked a considerable distanca Thoy do not see the perspiration pouring down his When he had been assisted to a sett perceive shortcomings he fainted and when he regained con- ¬ confine themselves to the criticism of f lace as the herce sun beat upon his unprotected head and shoulders He sciousness he clutcliod at his throat public measures of literature and art tore away his collar and said appeal their neatest and most effective work¬ was bound to theeross with thin bam- ¬ 2Co My God no Kol is inspired by tho manners and ap- boo strips round his ankles and above ingly the knees and round tho waist- his His embarrassment when he pearances of those whom they meet again looked about him was marked One theirperaonal friends their neighbors wrists were secured to the arms of tho of the gentlemen who had assisted their guess It is perhaps true that cross and his head kept fast by two or him to a seat left when the colored but for criticism we might not pro- ¬ three turns of the bamboo strip across man had recovered but the othor re ¬ gress we might become satisfied with the eyes and in the mouth tho last act- ¬ mained and questioned him as scon as our status and make no further ing as a very efficient gag effort The critic to improve The executioner now made his ap- ¬ he had recovered his composure us tho spur obliges pearance carrying wrapped in apiece He did net belong in Worcester he gives us to ask ourselves if what he says o of ragged cloth a bundle of swbrds said and he had never been here be¬ us may not be more or less true for and knives which with tho utmost fore He had wJkcd in fron New when we mention tho critic do wo coolness and precision ho laid upon the Haven begging shelter and food as selects mean any other than he he went and had only got to this our faults as his subject who we ever ground under the very nose of his vic- ¬ tim He ihon scizod a knife a terrible city in the oarly morning He had speak of those who regardDo favbr no friends and he said he was not ablv by the same name us per broad bladed weapon about ten inches And long and bared his arm to the elbow able to work The man seemed flur into critic ried by his fointness and weak and haps the this very was sent to save the All was now ready An inquiring us for purpose the humane person who had remained world being too well satisfied with look toward tho Mandarin who sat in from his sedan immediately under us an by his side took him to a lestaurant from and and saw him properly fed It was in mediocrity mission to self conceit should affirmative nod from that official and perform a a burst of gratitude and confidence at having unkindly received perhaps we the work of butchery commenced not be Two deep cuts over each eye and being so well treated that the colored should even accept his criticisms as temple deliberately executed began the man told a tale so Htterlr marvelous we take bitters for ourstomaclis sake operation gashes which turned great as to be Btterably unworthy of or blister for inflammation glad of pieces of flesh over and left the bone credence were it not corroborated by the remedy though it is heroic treat exposed then a cut down each cheek known facts Of cou83 nobody loves him and a deeper one over each shoulder was sitting in the Common after motit It loves cSstor he had dined that he said I have but then no one Can doubt thatoil or and under each armpit severing tho each tendons and arteries and deluging the had trouble with y neck and been senna yet nobody has its work to do or believe that tho place with blood C rcular cuts to the subject to fainting spells ever since I castor oil plant or the senna was cre- ¬ bone in each upper arm and forearm was hanged in Arkansas The expression was startling enough ated in rain it is not the fault of followed and then steppi g back to to make any one think the man was nature that they are nauseous and get more scope the human devil who If it were not acted as executioner hacked off the crazy but as he was circumstantial as unacceptable to details of time and place and it for the critic very likely we right hand witli ono blow A largo is a well known fact that a negro was should grow to believe ourselves giants pice of flesh was then cut or rather legally hanged three years ago in Ar- ¬ and genii when we really aro only dug out of each thigh and from over When we ench knee and the flush torn off both imitators kansas for assault on a white woman pigmies and inflated have become by our knee caps The calves of both legs and afterwards recovered conscious till we fancy that we fill space were then cut off ties The executioner then desisted for a The case attracted much attention at his services are of tho highest value ¬ and although we may resent his interfew moments and wiping his hands the time As published then the negro ference nd would sooner die than with a cloth contemplated his handi- ¬ was suspended for twenty minutes af- ¬ ter the old fashioned platform gallows acknowledge his services the fact that work with evident satisfaction very much as a skillful surgeon would do fell and the body was given by the he lives and flourishes and pursues ¬ after a successful op oration I should sheriff to the father of the young his business in spite of his unpopulariman who with some friends was ty attests his usefulness At the same mention that the cuts I havo described his life is not a happy one were not given quickly but tho knife waiting near by with a wagon It was time his say reminds we K the intention to take him to the settle- - He says grammatical that us that not drawn deliberately through the flesh we are least V ment where he formerly lived and are not that we havo not ornamented occupying attime twenty or thirty W bury him there This settlement was original seconds each furnished our house according to the Another and smaller knife was npw fourteen miles from the county soat or and was a lonely piece of country canon of good taste that wo do not selected and driven into- - the hilt un- ¬ When the wagon was nearly at home order our wardrobes aesthetically or der the rjght breast bone tho execu- ¬ tioner working it about while his as- ¬ the father of the supposed corpse and cultivate our minds symmetrically he teaches us that there aro higher sistants fanned his wretched victim his fried were startled by groans ideals than our own and yot we laugh with a large palm leaf fan for the coming from under the tarpaulin thrown over the supposed dead man in his face and bdicvo that he has no double purpose of keeping off tho flies and his straggles to get from under it capacity for appreciation Harper J which had already assembled in large numbers and hiding tho hideous con- ¬ As soon as they had recovered from Jiazar tortions of the dying mans features their fright they went back to the HELPING BABY TO WALK for he was not yet dead as I eould wagon from which they had fled and by working the and helped the legally dead man up gave Give Hrra a Wide Fling and Ha Will see Ieaxn for Hlinself twitching of the fingers of him a drink from the omnipresent jug The age at which babies begin the his remaining hand Ten or twelve of whisky and took him home In wide baMd waddle which they believe seconds more of this diabolical torture Elead of leaving the settlement at to represent walking varies somewhat and he was cut downfrom the cross once the hanged man stayed around It is not an unheard of thing them his old heme and the superstitious to struggle to the foot as early for eight to fall inert and helpless on his knees as and face colored eople demanded his rearrest months old Nor is it unusual to pro Ono assistant now held Tiack his and the completion of the hanging long the creeping stage far beyond arms while a second held out his pig- ¬ The case was taken to the Governor the twelve months age When and ponding discussion as- - to the insists on walking before ten or a baby tail at full length before him Chang ¬ eleven right of the authorities to take cogni- ¬ months it is a sign that It is a strong ing his knife for a big heavy looking sword about five inches broad at the zance of the existence of a convict and active child When delays it until who had been pronounced legally eighteen months the- reverse is in-¬ cutting point and which he held in dead the man fled and has been a dicated there is surely some weakness both hands the executioner stepped back a pace and measuring his dis- ¬ wanderer ever since that prevents it Notwithstanding tance with one clean stroke which I The story of the negro coincided these facts it is a mistake to teach a heard as well as saw severed the head with the case as recalled and there child to walk Whatever ¬ was no room to doubt that he was winian theory about how wethe Dar from the body at a blow The coup- came to de grace given the Mandarin disap ¬ really the Arkansas culprit assurao the upright position our chil- ¬ peared the gAtes were thrown open It was only after repeated urging dren are to the manner born and sweetened with promises of help to will take it as soon as nature lets and the crowd poured in to witness the final cultingaup of the body leave the city in comfort that ho told them Tho whole operation from its com the story in the dialect of a Southern One thing only- is a legitimate help menccment probably occupied five Held hand somewhat tempered by and that is putting ihe child on the minutes but it seemed like a good residence Ih the North Divested of floor as soon as possible for it to roll its quaint dialect bis tale Is weirdly and kick for itself Tho floor should hour to me Canton Cor N Y Truth perhaps morbidly interesting and be tboroughlr protected from draughts POSITION AND SLEEP I was locked up he said more and a warm rug or puff placed under than six months but I never thought the baby Then give him ms fling in How to Secure the Greatest Amount ol Itest for the System 3 was going to be hanged until tho company with fey rubber toys and fl According to Dr Granville the posi- ¬ night before Then I knew the gal-¬ Jt will fi oon bciound that the rug is lows was up and 1 got feared too small for him He becomes more tion effects sloop A constrained posi- ¬ They prayed with me all the enterprising And manages to get off tion generally prevents repose whilo a time and tried to keep me from bvrolline hitchinr and scrambling comfortable one woos sleep Hosays thinking of it but I didnt hear what This sort of exercise is perfectly nat lying flat on tho-- backrwith tho limbs5 they prayed about I was too excited ural to a healthy child and helps to relaxed would seem to secure the I didnt go to sleep all the night be ¬ develop tho soft legs and feet and to greatest amount of rest fqr the mus- ¬ system This is the position as-¬ fore and when they came to fetch mo digest and assimilate food Besides cular I was so weak I couldnt stand up that the moral effect is to give the sumed in the most exhausting diseases The sheriff gave me a drink of whisky child a sort of self reliance Those and it is generally hailedas a tpken of revival when a patient voluntarily and then tied my olbows behind my who too 4ong hold the baby back and took me along I knew there cheat him of just 60 much of turns on his side but there are sever- ¬ al disadvantages in the supine posture were crowds around when I went to his little experience Let him scramble the gallows but I didnt seem to see and wallow regardless of mopping np which impair or embarrass sleop them I heard somebody singing and I the dust or getting grimy or if you- Thus in weakly states of the heart and blood morbid con I joined in Then they poshed me up can not bear to see him dirty make ditionsvessels and certain blood seems pf the ibraiii the on tho gallows and I saw the rope and him a kreeper of dark stuff to be got scared again and tried to hang slipped off and on at pleasure Soon to gravitate to the back of the head back but they pushed 510 along And be reaches up as all growing things and to produco troublesome dreams i In persons who habitually in thoir made mo stand up straight I recol¬ do or should and finds somcTlhing putting the nooseon my neck above him to grasp then pulls himself gait or work stoop there is probably lect their and drawing it up tight but I was np and stands on his feet The next some distress consequent on straight- thinking of whether they were going stage is walking by holdmg on to oiling the spina Thosa who have con- ¬ tracted chests especially persons whe to hang mc and all at onco I dropped chairs the walls skirts of dresses and they pulled a other intimate friends After that in havo had pleurisy and retain a Ihcsions I had shut my eyes when of the lungs do not sleep well on tho piece of cloth over my face bat 1 time be walks Babies come to all them then and tried to get my this as naturally as thoy ory when back Nearly all who are inclined to opened hand tip to tear the cloth off so I could hungry but should never bo forced or snore do so in that position because ace but all at once I thought some one coaxed for the amusement of their- - tho soft palate and uvala hang on tho that organ bit mc a terrible blow on the head and elders Philadelphia Call H tongue and close the top falls back so of the wind ¬ as to partly When I woke up I 3 lost my senses idea of elcclricity was pipe It is better therefore to lio on thought some one was choking roe and tried to get loose but given by the friction oftwdlobes of the side and in the absence of special diseases rendering it desirable to lio I ccraldnt Then It- - seemed as quScksuver tn the year 1647i -- It trill be vewimberetl by many peo- ¬ ple of the State that about throe years sjjo a negro was hanged at Lonoke and clothing have Sometimes ths State Afterwards it was pub ¬ wished that I had he said comeI to life never lished that tke negro had oame to life Thais been when Ive been which announcement created consid- ¬ again t lhe Awful Deatli of Chinese Criminal Described by an EyoiWltness China has always been famed for its tortures of whlclf the pulling out of nails beating on the face with a stiff picco of leather till the features aro indistinguishableSuspending rby the thumbs and tposwor9t5jctingrto death in a cage aro among the mildest Many of course are quite unfit for public description and Llng Chl fs possibly not tho least abotninablo and revolting It is moreover only in- ¬ flicted in very heinous cases such as the murder of a blood relation Tho condemned man in this instance poisoned his sister The execution was fixed to take place at ten 6cloct and by 930 wo had arrived at the scene of action a a sort of narrow lane about eighty yards long formed by two rows of pottery 6hcds and terminating at ono end by a pair of massive woodon doors nt tho other Iby a high white ¬ washed wall a A huge wooden croS was erected close under this wall Having taken up our station on one of the roofs at a distanco of about fifty feet from the cross we had not long to wait before the Mandarin the official deputed to superintend tho car- ¬ rying out tho sentence arrived Ho was preceded by about a dozen soldiers armed with rattan canes which they laid about them pretty freely to clear the way for tho coming procession of sedan chairs A 1 interval of about i cul-dc-sf- lc FRIGHTFUL EXECUTION r on lheweak side so as to leave tho uoaltuy luiig free to expand it is well to uso tho right side because- whemtho bodyis thus placed tho food gravitates more easily out of the stomach into the intestines and tho weight of tho stom- ¬ ach docs not compress tho upper por-¬ tion of tho intestineA glnrico at any of tho visceral anat ¬ omy will show this must be Many persons are deaf In ono car and pre ¬ fer to lio on a particular sids but if possible tho right sido should bo chosen Again sleeping with tho arms thrown over tiio head Is to bo deprecated but this position is often assumed during sleep because circu- ¬ lation is then free in tho extremities and the head and neck and muscles of tho chest aro drawn up and fixed by tho shoulders and thus tin expansion of the thorax is easy The chiof objection to theso posi tipns is that thoy create a tendency to cramp and coll in the arus and sometimes seem to cause headaches Theso during sleep and dreams small matters oftoi mako or mar com- ¬ fort in sleeping Boiton Budget - SHEEP MANAGEMENT Valuable anil Timely Articles Con ¬ densed Into One 1 Tho chango in tho fall from grass to hay and grain should bo most grad ¬ ual if sudden growth of both body and flceco is liable to suffur a chock when tho growth of tho latter starts again there is a weak spot in the fiber which impidrs its quality Oily a few kcrnals of grain should bo given at first and mow gradually up to about a gill a day at the end of two ucoks Sheep aro dainty and will neither cat dirty food nor drink foul water Give them cloan bright strawratlier than musty hay and straw thatthcy scatter under foot If riked up every day will bo eaten by other animals and thus saved from waste 2 A mixture of two thi rds oats and one third corn has given mo much bet ¬ ter results especially with breeding ewes than torn aonc on corn only with their liny thoy became feverish and very much disorded with respect to yield of milk and condition of ud ¬ ders and many lanil3 wore lost If hay is fed a gill of grain per day will be enough but with straw twico as much should be given 3 Sheep naturally drink a littlo and i f ten and an abundant supply of good clcaT water should bo always accessi of tho ble to them in thair fold--on- c good uses to which a wind mill may bo put It may bo better even to give them no water and lot them eat snow than to let them get very thirsty and drink largo quantities of cold wntcr at once scours may result from such chilling of tho stomach 4 It does not pay to cxpos3 sheep to cold winds and storms nor to forco them to lie on tho snow so that thoir wool becomes wetted nor on tho other hand to confine th m so that thoy can not get exercise Without exercise they arc liable to become feverish and conttpated and to fall off in appetito or if with young to have stretchers and to produco feeble lambs With an abundant supply of roots they do bet ¬ tor in confinement My sheep winter in a largo shed with windows all around it to let in iho sunlight with an underdrained carthiloor and amplo water supply and feeding racks every pleasant day they are turned into tho barnyard for cxerci e 5 Slncp shnull hi sheared bsforo they aro turned out to grass keeping them housed even for a month if nec- ¬ essary for adequae protection from cold and turning them out forasmuch of the day ns the sun is warm and giv ¬ ing them s mc dry food and tho lambs a little grain Thus the ticks will bo got rid of earlier much accumulation of filth on tho wool w ill be avoided and the shrop will be in a better condi- ¬ tion by le sm of the gradual change from dry feed to gras C The old rulo to feed lamb3 littlo will rot do for them and often though well enough for pgs Few people rcalizi how m ich milk tho ewo furnishes and how much a lamb ought therefore to hive which may be as much as three pints in twenty four hours When it can not get its mothers milk on account of somo trouble with her udder and for want of sufficient nourishment has become too weak to swallow it is given up as a case of Tho lamb colic doomed to be fatal should have its first food from a sheep if possible if not from its own moth- ¬ er then for a few daj s from another ewo which can be done by keeping this ewes lamb away from her for an hour or two at a time If this is not possible then give not less than a gill at a ficd if the lamb will tako as much of milk from a now milch cow heated to blow heat nnd feed with a By keeping closo nursing bottle watch of the young lambs and of tho conditio n of tho udders of thoir moth els in case of apparent trouble and even cuddling tho little fellows in ex- ¬ treme cases so far ns to tako them to a warm fire if chilled giving them a few drops of spirits and then even warm milk a profitable 6avIiigof life may be effected F Dan forth Curtis in N Y Tribune Biz LOCAL DIRECTORY LODGE DIRECTORY TIME OF HOLDING CITY COURT First Saturday in every month COUNTY OFFICERS MASONIC E 8 WALLACE AND Richmond Lodge No 2 meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdav in each month J SPEED SMITH W M B J NewLon Secretary Richmond R A Chapter No 16 meets 3rd Tuesday in each month W F FRANCIS H P D P Armer Secretary RICHMOND COMMANDERY NO County Judge J C Chenaut County Clerk Thomas Thorpe County Attorney J A Sullivan Sheriff N B Deaihcrage Jailor George V Maupin Coroner Alexander Norns Surveyor B F Crooke Assessor John W McPherson Supt Public Schools Mrs Amanda Million CIT OFFICERS GQEITR AG TOR Is prepared to do all kmtltt of IQ Regular meeting first Tuesday in each month Visiting Sir Knights are courte- ¬ ously invited to attend J SPEED SMITH Eminent Commander D P Armer Recorder at Kirksville meets Saturday evening before the full moon in every month T E SHANKS W M J M Smith Secretary 1S3 City City City City Judge II C Rice Attorney A J Reed Collector R A Barlow Clerk Wm G White CITY rOLICE UUILDJKU AXD COMlCAil WORK v AT THE MOST J J D Feeney and J A Merslion Reasonable and in the thoroughly Rates lie is 1 CITY COUNCIL Madison Lodge No D Mitchell Mayor First Ward J Stone Walker Second Ward G W Evans Third Ward Owen McKee Fourth Ward J W Ciiperton VO ll A PARISIAN TRICK - self-conce- it Individuals IVho Maka a Hvlnr by At ¬ tempts at Suicide An cxeitiug scene was witnessed by the people who were walking along tho quays in the neighborhood of the Font do 1 Alma the oth r if ernoon Just as the crowd was at its thickest a jjoor man suddenly jumped on tho parapet of the bridge and throw him ¬ self over into tho So inc As ho was struggling in tho water another man jumped into the river after him and succcedod hi bringing him stfo to shore Tin spectators of this thrilling incident clustered round the poor fel- ¬ low and his gallant prcsarver and asked him why he had taken so rash a step Wint ho rcplieL had driven him to suicide Move I to tears by tho sifllicting narrative iho man to whom this victim of circumstances over which he had no control owed his life put his hand into his pocket and producing all tho cash which he had about him presented it lo the suf-¬ ferer Inspired by this bright example tho crowd which had mustered in force pressed silver and c ippsr coins on thepoverty sricko individual who had sought a waters grave Soon a very fair sum of money was in his pos- ¬ session and with many protestations of gratitude and promises that he would endeavor in future to take tho ups and downs of lifo more philosoph- ¬ ically ho slowly quitted tho spot in company with tho man who had so gallantly rescued him Now it so happened that a police inspector had found his way among the throng and having less confilence in human nat- ¬ ure than the worthy holiday makers who had been pouring francs and half franes into tho pockets of the would bo suicide bethought himself of keeping Tho pair an cyo on tho couple walked on until they reached a public houso outside tho beaten track and into this place of refreshments followed them the inspector OJdly enough their arrival appeared to be expected with sjino impatience for quite an assemblage of their friend s greeted them with enthusiasm Drinks were ordered by the oor man who had just been fished out of tho Seine and as they wercboing discussed ho gave the comptny a graphic account of his adventure but tho story was a very different ono from that which the hor- ¬ ror stiiekoi spectators of the thrilling incident would haye related Instead of eliciting exclamations of sympathy and congratulations it was received with peals of laughter in which strange to say the rescued man and his gallant preserver joined heartily Tho wholo thing had been got up be¬ tween them Oie man threw himself into the river to atlrac the attention of the crowd the other followed and the tale of s licido was trimpe I up The accomplice gave his money to tho friend who 11 he had pullc I out in order that the bysta ulers might be in- ¬ duced to contrib ito freely Tho little however was entirely spoiled game by the police inspector marching the two r gucs off to tlu nearest station There are many such iiupo3tors in Faris Paris Letter 1 1 Kingston Lodge No 315 at Kingston meets Saturday evening before the full moon in every month JAMES M 130EN W M J C Witt Secretary JUSTICES OF TllEPEACECONSTAnLESAND PLACES AND TIMES OB HOLDING COURT MONTHS FEORUARY MAY AUGUST AND NOVEMBER wiflc M 52Ss2si Carpenter no iMiiKler ami those cotiteinplat II us buillins will do well to secure an estimate from him Oilice at his residence on Ilallie Irvine Street July22 bt manner educated tf Richmond District No t D P Armer Waco Lodge No 338 at Waco meets at Court House 3rd Wednesday Wm Willis at Court House 1st Saturday 4th Saturday in every month Lyman Parrish Constable D G MARTIN W M W T Fielder Secretary Foxtown District No 2 G B Million at Kings Store 3rd Monday Richmond John D Hamilton Lodge No 57s at Kanatzar in Buffalo school house 4th Union City meets 2nd Saturday in every Saturday J S ChenanfrrConstable month JOHN HILL W M Union District No 3 Albertis Parks John G Taylor Secretary at Union City 1st Saturday John A Turpin at Doj lesville 2nd Saturday R Daniel Doone Lodge No 454 at Fox N Lanter Constable town meets 3rd Saturday in every month Elliston District No 4 Wm Benton SANTFORD OLDHAM W M at Waco and Saturday John W II Shearer Secretary Jacob Mooresat Waco trd Saturday Charles Berea Lodge No 617 at Beiet meets Oldham Constable Yates District No 5 T J Coyle at Wm M ADAMS W M 1st Saturday Kingston 4th Saturday Leeland D J C Davis Secretary Maupin at Speedwell 2nd Wednesday George Young Constable 00P Glade District No 6 James M Wood Madison Lodge No 14 I O O F meets every Monday night at Odd Fellows at Bcrea 3rd Saturday John G Galloway at Whites Station 1st Saturday Hallon Main Street R G Ballard Constable M B ARBUCKLE NG Kirksville District No 7 J M Cotton LJ Frazee Secretary at Kirksville 2nd Saturday Alexander Boone Encampment N040 meets every Ray at Kirksville 3rd Saturday J M first and third Thursday at Odd Fellows Fowler Constable Hall on Main Street Richmond Kv Poosey District No S J N Hendren W L FARLEY C P at Cottons Store 3rd Monday Wm A Chandler at Reagans Store 3rd Friday L J Frazee Scribe S D Carpenter Constable Richmond Uniform Degre Camp No Million District No 9 J M Long at 3 meets second Thursday in each month Stapps Store 3rd Tuesday A B New at Odd Fellows Hall by at Holmans Store 3rd Saturday R A BARLOW Captain James A Harvey Constable L J Frazee Clerk ¬ o te psd ffS g- - ui n n u -- uiciTuc IJKAlKK IX - N fuaiiun F1NX- - Whiskies Brandies Via X - tJ Wines c First Street RichmondKy June 22 tf -- Cigars pO H M CD M fftl kkmm usiang nt Sciatica Lumbago Bheimati Boras Scalds KNIGHTS OP HONOR Amity Lodge No 515 K of II meets everly Friday evening in Odd Fellows Hall at 7 oclock W B BENNY Dictator James Tevis Reporter CHURCH DIRECTORY h si- - UBLfC Saturday On SALE I WILL SELL PUBLICLY ON 2 the premise from Cane Spring Calvinist 1st Saturday mi the Four Mile lotul my and Sunday Pastor Rev Wiliam Ru property 2 pieces of luiiii and pard rent mil my home place The person ¬ Drowning Creek 3rd Saturday and alty coiimMm of Sunday Pastor Rev T L Law son and Kitchen Hays Fork 3rd Sunday and preceding Household Pastor Eld A J Tribble Saturday Pilot Knob 2nd Saturday and Sunday Pastor T L Law son and Stock Brick Church Kirksville Saturday including o Hur es 14 Year in k Steers 5 Milch Cow 3 Steer talves 100 Bar ¬ and Sunday Pastor Rev J AJames Republican 2nd Saturday and Sunday rels Com 50 Hushels Wheat 51 2500 Bundles Outs 15 Tone and Sunday after 4th Saturday Pastor 4 miles per--ou- al BAPTIST Dec 10 1887 ri Scratches Sprains Strains Stitches StiffJaints Backache Galli Scree Contracted Muscles Eruption Eo rf Ail Worm Swiaacy Saddle GaUs Files Srsw Furniture Fanning Im plcnieiiisGrairi Mime Stings Bites Brui M Bunions Corns Sjwvin Cracks THIS GOOD OLD STAHD BY acco aplthee for eTer rbodj exact fct Ucliumetl forit Oaeof the reason for the great popnlarttr C la fouadis U mlrenal the Xiutasg LlolmeBt applicability Kerjbodxeelieh a medicine The Lumberman freed It locate of aeddent The House rife seed It for general tamllj Me Th c Caoalcr aeetU It for hk taansaad hi mea The Mechanic Beetle it alwajJ on his work beBCh Rev Hay Straw and Fodder Richmond 1st and 3rd Saturdays and Sundays Sunday school 9 A M each Sabbath Prayer meeting Thursday night Pastor Rev Richmond Predestinarian Services 2nd Saturday and Sunday and 4th Sunday Pastor Rev E II Burnam SiUer Creek 1st Saturday and Sunday Pastor Rev B S Hunting Union istjaturday and following Sun- ¬ day Pastor Rev John G Pond Viney Fork 4th Saturday and Sunday Pastor Rev J A James Waco United 2nd Saturday and Sunday Pastor Rev Richmond First United colored Ser- ¬ vices 3rd Saturday and following Sunday in each month at 1 1 oclock A M and also 3 and 7 P M- on Sunday Pastor Elder M Campbell ¬ - 1 lie luudn to be sold cnusNt of 60 ACRES on the Four Mile road 3 miles from Richmond known as the Walker land first clat with good linu t of three rooms ami kitchen and 32 ACRES on same road known as Harper land 5 miles from Richmond My home place coiiwsts of 81 Ackks well improved with good lioiiee 4 miles trom Richmond Terms made known on day of sale and his stock yard The IIlnernMl3ittocaeof emergene- The lioaeer BeetUlt eaatgetaloaswltiMmt It The Farmer needs it in Wa kowe his stable The Steamboat mtiH Sde at 10 oclock DILLARD COX Pianos and Organs Steinway Sons Hazleton BrosV The Stoci crowcr need It M wtH saxe aim thousands of dollars and a T rortd of troabte The Railroad man needs it awl will need It so long as hU lif e la a round of accJdents and dangers The Iftrckiroodsuian neetfalc There ta noth ¬ ing like It as as antidote for the laagers to Ufe limb aad comfort which ssrro md tie pioneer The Merchant needs ltaboat Ms store among hb emptorees Aeddents will happen and when these come the llajlang List sent la wasted atosec ths best Keep a Bottle In the House eoonomj it la Uberl supply afloat and ashore The rTome fancIer seed it it friend aad safest reliance or the Boatman seed ta Mt best lis A GRAND ROCK PILE t - - -- Splendors of the Zand i New Moxicos Incomparable Mountain Albuquerque has not the charming situation of Stnta Fe nor its incom- ¬ parable summer climate its altitude being something like two thousand feet less No town on tho Rio Grande however is without mountain scenery and Albuquerque is fortunate in hav¬ ing tho Zindia about twelve miles to X havo never been more the eastward tempted to enthusiastic superlatives than in tho presence of this magnifi- ¬ cent rock pile which has the largo dig¬ nity of a single long sweeping wave uplifting itself in a calm soa Tho sky here knows few changes The Zandia however makes up for this and altors its aspect from morning to night its surface presenting U1030 subtle effects of light and shade that an artist is wont to seek in tho shifting clouds In the morning the moun ¬ tain rises above tho town a mass of dark and vaguo purple shadow with majestic contour Tho march of tho hours is marked by in dcscribabls changes in surfaco ap- ¬ poarance a broad platform appears a - rock pinnacle shoots up a tre- ¬ mendous ledgo jnts out into the clear light from tho depth of shadow still behind and a now raco of Titans seems to be springing into being from the womb of their mountain mother There Is no liaza but in the heat of noon a robe of transparent atmos- ¬ pheric purple enwraps tho mountain royally and pulsates with the lifo of the hour It is not until tho low sun throws his rays full on tho western face that every rock every detail of tho gigantic mass is revealed and the wholo seems closo at hand Then he suddenly suffuses it all with gold and flushes the summit with a rosy cloud wreath until tho splendor fades away into the dusk and the mount- ¬ ain becomes more darkly mysterious than in tho morning Christian at Work American Oysters Much was expcccJ two years ago from the rehabilitation of the oyster beds it being asserted that a spat of somo magnitude had fallen all over tho kingdom but even if it had another year would have had lo clnpso before tho beards of the young oysters had become of sufficient length to admit of their appearing in public At the present time our local supplies aro de ¬ rived chiefly from tho United States and it certainly looks at present as if we would bo dependent on tho Ameri ¬ can for these luxuries of the table for years to come Glaigow Herald A granite shaft recently quarried by the Bodwell Gra io Cirapanyin Vinalhavoi Mc is tho lanrsst piece Lof stbno rivee quarried on carth andif erected will Lo tho highes largest and heaviest single picco of stono now standing or that ever stood so far tis there is any record It considerably exceeds in length any of the Egyptian sbelisks The shaft is 115 feet long 10 feet square at tho base and woigha 50 s - Richmond Services 1st and 3rd Sun- ¬ Pastor Rev Father An El Ptso Texas man being in days 10 A M Christie Haley San Antonio was asked by a gontle DISCIPLES OF CHRIST man how Bill Hirt was coming on in New England El Paso Flat Woods 3rd Sunday and preceding and other Pianos Pastor Elder J C Walden Ho went by tho name of Truthful Saturday 5th Sunday lastorEld J W Harding Bill didnt he Glade 4th Sunday and preccding Satur- ¬ Chicago Cottage Organs Yes Well ho is not coming at all Ha day Pastor Elder Colicr Kirksville Sunday and preceding was buried the day before I left El Saturday 2nd Pastor Elder Joseph Ballew PIAXOS AND ORUAXS FOR NEXT Paso Mt Pleasant 2nd and 4th Sundays and Rent applied as part payment What canscd his death preceding Saturdays Sabbath school 10 His death was causo 1 by impru ¬ A M Pastor Elder B C Hagerman Write For Prices and Terms dence Mt Zion 1st and 3rd Sunday and LUKE U MILWARD Perhaps Truthful Bill drank too Saturday preceding 3rd Sunday Pastor 8 and 10 W Main St Lexington Ky much Elder L H Reynolds No June 22 tf Richmond Services every Sunday Was ho imprudent inchanging his Sunday school at 930 A M Praj er meeting Wednesday evenings clothes No it wasnt that Ha was im ¬ Union 1st Sunday and preceding Satur- ¬ prudent in telling tho truth Ho got day Pastor White Oak Pond 2nd Sunday Pastor up in a saloon patronized by tho elite of tho town and said that the wholo Elder L II Rej nold crowd present were liars and hoise EPISCOPAL -- AT THE thieves The verdict of tho coroners Richmond Protestant Services every jury was that he died of lead poison- ¬ Sunday morning and evening and on ing Texas Siflings Pastor Rev W Y Friday evening CASH GROCERY HOUSE Sheppard Strength of Heated Metals METHODIST OF College Hill Centenary M E 1st Somo interesting experiments on tho effects of heating on the strength and Sunday morning and 4th Sunday morn night Iraycr meeting every al ductility of metals usod for machines ing and Wednesday night Sunday school ternate and structures were recently made at every Sunday morning Pastor Eld Jr tho Rtyal dockyard Portsmouth Grider ¬ igland All bronzes showed a reg College Hill M E South 2nd Sun ular but not serious decrease of day morning and night Prayer meeting strength and ductility up to a certain every alternate wednesday night bun ON point which is between tbreo and day school every Sunday morning Pas- ¬ four hundred degrees for ordinary gun tor Rev D P Ware Kirksville Pastor Rev S W Peeples metals beyond which the strength 1rovidence 1st and 3d Sunday morn- ¬ suddenly drops to about one half and ings Pastor Rev J A Henderson A full nnd complete stock of the ductility Tanlshes Phospbor Richmond Sunday school South bronzj preserves two thirds of its STAPLE AND FANCY Scott Superintendent Services strength aiuLono third of its ductility 930 T J and 4th Sunday mornings at every 2nd up to five hundred degrees Fahrenheit 11 A Mand every Sunday night at 7 P and Muntz metal and pure copper aro M Pastor Rev I A Henderson also fairly satisfactory in theso re- ¬ PRESBYTERIAN Wrought iron gains in spects strength up to fivo hundred dogrees Bethel Meeting House 2nd and 5 h but loses in ductility up to three hun ¬ Sundays Formans Chapel 4th Sunday dred degrees after which it gains Kirksville 1st and 3rd Sundays Pastor Open hearth stcol is uot affected in strength by a temperature of five hun-¬ RevWm Crow Richmond South Services every Sun- ¬ dred degrees but its ductility is re- ¬ day Prayer meeting Wednesday night duced one half Arkatsaw Traveler Richmond North Services 11 A M and 3 P M Pastor It Is Well to Remember Silver Creek Chapel 1st and 3rd Sun- ¬ days Ford 2nd and 4th Sundays 1030 A That economy is a great revenno That not everyone who dances is M and 4 P M Sunday school 3 P M Pastor Rev L II Blanton D D glad That it is as natural to die as to bo born MADISON COUNTY DIRECTORY That tho road is never long to a CIRCfLIT COURT friends house Judge J R Morton That we have all forgotten nioro Commonwealths Attorney CJ Brons than we remember ON A- ton That busy lives like busy waters Master Commissioner J R Burnam aro generally pure Clerk W H Miller That labor disgraces no man whilo COMMON PLEAS COURT man disgraces labor That tho strongest men are oflon Judge T J Scott Master Commissioner S E Scott the most tender hearted wlerk w H Alilter That lif j is loo short to bo spent in TIME OF HOLDING COMMON PLEAS COURT minding other peoples business First Monday in January 1st Monday That ho who buys hath need of a hundred eyes and he who sells hath in Juneand3rd Mon3ay in October onongh of one TIME OF HOLDING CIRCUIT COURT t That inclination ncver wants an ex ¬ GIVE THIS HOUSE Third Monday in March and Sentem- cuse and if ono wont dp theceLnrc a rber dozen othn ready at hand Good TIME OF HOLDING Died of Lead Poisoning CATHOLIC cse in ease of aceWest sares pate aEd loas of wages Keep a Dottle lo the Factory I4ismediat Keep a Bottle AIiTajia the liable for aao when granted jUUfc22tf DOUGLAS FOUND J D et DYKES I Tke prepared SieaXss to supply Ills customers with the best Butclier North Second Street AT n- - GROCERIES THE LO WEST PRICES jiiLe22tf Pork Sausage and Mutton Confectioneries Canned Goods Green and Bried iFruit N -- X L DOUGLAS 4 SHOE the original and only hand sewed welt 4 shoe in tin world equals cnsteia made hand sen ed shoes that cost from 6 to 9 L OOUQLAS The only S3 SEAMLESS suoe in me worici witn I oat incus or nans nerleet Finest cair Congress and warranted aV- 3 and plenty of every tiling in my line This house is YJ nuiiou ana jace au V ET styles toe As stylish S SaP 1 ami parable as those cos ting tior1toy Zf So WZfk t3B u wear me aC l J- S3 Shoe f of 3a W7 - SWF Business sSLy-gn-- - nniHirAS asjut HIOE U unex celled for heiTT wear If not soli by your dealer write WL DOUGLAS Brocttoa SlaM TV T 1 JJ1t auaMSmV rs -- ik For sale in Richmond by Strictly CASH Basis The best goods are kept and sold on very close margin for cash nortf AW Housekeeping QUARTERLY COUNTY COURT AND tons - Diamonds were first sat and pol jhudiin Bruges in 1450 Quarterly Court fourth Monday in Many of tho destructive foret fires june22 If January ji Calfornu aro said to bo sei4by rin 0ctober-April July andlhe 2nd Monday ihocn anil stock raisers who to irct County Court of Claims 2nd Monday rid of tho underbrush and mako pcu in July -J -pasmrcs uic coming season recklessly County Court1 first Monday in each lot firoi in tho niidstef great fgrciufcj month at Wliite8 Drug Store1 A TEIAB nOtf 5 s - EL sa ks- - m 3i - Cheapest A Best Business Cottage in the Yorio irUhent TToor t 614 Mejal rr- - a - CotlntsJJ paaeral Bastaeu TA Basla CeanwtBetaUiicTBltUBTttUtUai Commercial College JSSSSK UTuibn WANTED--2WS l wmuuUim 1 JtrtJId TjTKWrmir TihrahT t S1rMltlHIWT n arMmaicaQluulMgaeMW 7U n- CitrfPmUBMlrB0ra mamm w apr 22 y ts rntS ho Ws through THE OLIMAX Wm GWHITE But hoalthy lung free toexpand it is well to uso tho right side becauso wlionjtho Six Valuable and Timely Articles Con Described by an IlyeiWltness denied Into One China has always been famed for its body is thus placed tho food gravitates 1 L Tho chango in tho fall from grass tortures of which tho gulling out of more easily out of the stomach into the should bo most grad- ¬ WEDNESDAYNOVEMBER3o 18S7 nails beating on the face with a stiff intestines and tho weight of the stom ¬ to hayIf and grain growth of both body sudden ual ¬ ach docs not compress the upper porpiece of leather till the featured aro in and fleece Is liable to suffer a check I TOLD MY LOVE distinguishable- - suspoading Jhe tion of Iho intestine A glarico at any of tho visceral anat- ¬ when the growth of tho latter starts thumbs and toosarstarvingtp death I told my lve to the evening iter Is a weak spot in the fibor in a cage aro among tho mildest omy will show this must be Many again there It did net change lis beaming wlilch impi irs Its quality Oily a few Then to the moon on lu sHver ear Many of course are quite unfit for persons are deaf in ono car and pre ¬ kcrnaU of grain should bo given at She heeded sot my dreaming public description and Llng Chi is fer to Ho on a particular sids but if more gradually up to about ray love to the My pale I told possibly not tho least abominaulo and possible tho right sido should be first and a gill a day at Iho end of two weeks U Mashed cot at my story Again sleeping with tho revolting It Is moreover only in- ¬ chosen l I might st weU have told my tale aro dainty and will neither eat flicted in very heinous cases such as arms thrown over tho ho id is to bo Shcop To the oak so grin and hoary dirty food nor drink foul water Gi vo the murder of a blood relation Tho deprecated but this position is often them elenn bright straw rather than I toM my lore to the crimson rose condemned man in this inslancoJ assumed during sleep because circu- ¬ musty hay and straw thatthey scatter Itpather to 00 Sutter lation is then free in tho extremities She thought me silly I suppose poisoned his sister foot if rikod up every day will Bat net a word shed alter The execution was fixcd to tako and the head and neck and muscles of under bo eaten by otlur animals and thus 1 turned frem them all with heavy heart place at ten oclock and by 930 wo tho chest aro drawn up and fixed by saved from waste Weary el each vagary 1 had arrived at tho scene of action a tho shoulders and thus 1I13 expansion 2 A lnixturo of two thirds oats and And played at last a sober part a sort of narrow lane about eighty of tho thorax is eay 1 told my lore to Mary If The chief objection to theso posi- ¬ one third corn has givon mo much bet ¬ yards long formed by two rows of with breeding Soon star and newer went from my Ven i pottery sheds and terminating at ono tions is that thoy create a tendency to ter results cspccijilly on corn only t The sky grew strangely brighter end by a pair of massivo woodon cramp and coll in tho arns and ewes than coin aone She whispered a HtHe word and then with their hay they became feverish My heart at eaee was lighter doors at tho other Iby a high white ¬ sometimes seom to causo headaches Hm Lyl I Journalist These and very much disorded with respect during sleep and dreams washed wall a A huge and condition of ud- ¬ wooden cros was erected close under small matters often niaco or mar com ¬ to yield of milk ders and many lamb3 were lost If fort in sleeping Boilon Budget this wall CAN IT BE TRUE hay is fed a gill of grain per day will i Having taken up our station on ono bo enough but with straw twice as i of the roofs at a distanco of about A PARISIAN TRICK much should be given The Story of a Negros Essapa fifty feet from the cross we had not 3 Sheep naturally drink a little and Who From Death long to wait before tho Mandarin tho Individuals temptsMake a Ltvln by At¬ at Suicide f ten and an abundant supply of good official deputed to superintend the car ¬ An exciting scone was witnessed by clean water should bo always accessi- ¬ da rying out the sentence arrived Ho He tVas slanged In Arkansas But After The roan didnt scom to be the brute was preceded by about a dozen soldiers the people who were walking along ble to them in thair fold ono of tho wards Turned Up Alive In Masaehu he must have been and in fact he armed with rattan canes which they the quays1 in tho neighborhood of the good uses to which a wind mill may bo setts Ills Own Story or U Experiences had the appoarance of ordinary intel- ¬ laid about them pretty freely to clear Pont do Alma the ollvr if ernoon put It may bo better even to givo at its thickest a thorn no water and lot them eat snow ligence at least According to his own the way for tho coming procession of Just as the crowd was jumped poor man suddenly on the thirsty and It will be re3iHlorel by many peo ¬ story he had done little work in his sedan chairs A interval of about parapet of the bridge and throw him-¬ than to let them got verycold water at wanderings and has begged both food ten minutes and an increasing hubbub self over into the Seine As he was drink lnrgo qMantitics of ple of the State that about throe joars once scours may result from such clothing and movement of the crowd at the ajp a negro was hanged atLonoVc andSometimes the water another he said I have gateway heralded the approach of thq struggling in the river after him man chilling of tho stomach ¬ this State Afterwards it was puband jumped into 4 It docs not pay to cxposa sheep to lished that the negro had otme to life wished that I had never come to life condemned man who was presently succcedod hi bringing him sifo to Thats been when Ive been brought in in a large basket carriod shore Th spectators of this thrilling cold winds and storms nor to forco which announcement created consid- ¬ again erable excitement among the people in nearly frozen and starved I never go by two coolies his arms and legs be¬ incident clustered round the poor fel- ¬ them to lie 011 the snow so that their th j vicinity of the pfaoe where the near colored people for it was my own ing firmly bound A strip of wood low and his gallant preserver and wool becomes wetted nor on tho other hanging occurred A few days ago color that tried to hare me hanged covered with Chinese characters indi- ¬ asked him why ho ha I takeu so rash a hand to confine th mi so that they can Without cxerclso ths same negro showed up in Worces- ¬ over and I hate a blackface Asked cating tho punishment about to be in- ¬ step Wint ho replieL had drivon not get exercise bccpnie feverish and ter Mass with a crooked neck as it he wasnt afraid of being arrested flicted was stuck into his clothing at him to suicide M ivc I to tears by tho they aro liable to No boss the back of his neck Ho was young iifllicting narrative the man to whom couttpated and to fall off in appctito will be seen by the following account for the okl crime he said or if with young to have stretchers which is taken from the Worcester I dont think theyll over look for me apparently about thirty years of age over as long as I stay away from there and It is said that the fr ends of prisoners this victim of circumstances and to produce feeble lambs Willi an Mass Teleqreim says It which ho had no control owed his abundant supply of roots they do bet- ¬ sometimes bribe tho jiilers to drug life put his hand into his pockot and Yeterdav afternoon a colon raau Til never go back to Arkansas My sheep winter Bet Springs yew them bef ire these terrible executions ill on the Commons and producing all tho cash which he tor in confinement wis taken If so this had obviously not beon done had about him presented it to the suf-¬ in a largo shed with windows all w uld have fallen but for the timely THE CRITICS LIFE in the present instance for the con- ¬ ferer Inspired by this bright example around it to let In Iho sunlight with The assistance of two bystanders man seemed per-¬ tho crowd which had mustered in an underdrained earth floor and amplo in While It May Be Very Useful It Is Cer- ¬ demned man had been wandering about the tainly Not a Lleasant One fect possession of his senses and force pressed silver and c ipp3r coins water supply and feeding racks every Caramons since morning and had There are some people in whom the had a wild distant look on his on the poverty sricke individual who pleasant day they are turned into tho been noticed on account of the pecu extreme critical faoulty is more highly develop- ¬ face which he carried to tho last Ar- ¬ had his head li tr way in which he carried sought a waters grave Soon a barnyard for almost other They are rived at the foot of the cross the bas-¬ very fair sum of money was in his pos- ¬ 5 Shicp shotil I b5 sheared before It hung toward his right shoulder and ed than on the any to see the detects ket was sot down and its inmate assist- ¬ session and with many protestations they aro turned out to gras keeping alert he seemed to take no pains to pull always and weaknesses in any thing before tho necit into the position in whioh people beauties and they make haste to point ed out He was then with the excep- ¬ of gratitude and promises that he them housed even for a month if from¬ tion of a waist cloth stripped naked would endeavor in future to take tho essary for adequao protection commonly carry their heads lie them out forasmuch was respectably dress in clothes that them out They arc nothing if not and placed against tho cross tips and downs of life more philosoph- ¬ cold and turning arc praise lest The process of pinioning took an in- ¬ ically he slowly quitted tho spot in of the day as the sun is warm and giv ¬ hid evidently not been mode for him critical they seem afraid totoo easily to be terminable time and the poor wretch company with tho man who had so ing them s ime dry food and tho lambs and his boots looked as if he had they should pleased and not cultured enough to was very roughly handled I could walked a considerable distance gallantly rescued him Now it so a little grain Thus the ticks will bo Thoy do not see tho perspiration pouring down his happened When he had been assisted to a seat perceive shortcomings that a police inspector had got rid of earlier much accumulation thomselves of will hi fainted and when he regained con- ¬ confine measures of to the criticismart f face as Uie tierce sun beat upon his found his way among the throng and of filth on the wool in be avoided ¬ public literature and unprotected head and shoulders He having less confi lenco in human nat- ¬ and tho sliecp will be a better condisciousness he clutchod at his throat tore away his collar and said appeal their neatest and most effective work¬ was bound to the cross with thin bam- ¬ ure thai the worthy holiday makors tion by le sn of tho gradual change fiom diy feed to grns boo strips round his ankles and above who had been pouring francs and half No My Godl Not is inspired by the manners and apno ingly the knees and round the waist- - his francs into the pockets of the would be 6 The old rule to feed lamb3 liltlo His embarrassment when he pearances of those whom they meet again will rot do for them looked about him was marked One thcirpersonal friends their neighbors wrists were secured to the arms of tho suicide bethought himself of keeping and often of the gentlemen who had assisted their gucs s It is perhaps true that cross and his head kept fast by two or an eyo on tho couple Tho pair though well enough for pgs Few peoplo realize how ni ich milk tho ewo him to a seat left when the colored but for criticism wo might not pro ¬ three turns of the bamboo strip across walked 011 until they reached a public-housman had recovered but the othor re ¬ gress we might become satisfied with the eyes and in the mouth tho last act- ¬ outside tho beaten track and furnishes and how much a lamb ought mained and questioned him as soon as our status and make no further ing as a very efficient gag into this place of refreshments therefore to hive which may be a3 to improve The critic effort The executioner now made his ap- ¬ the much as three pints in twonty four he had recovered his composure followed them inspector us tho spur obliges pearance carrying wrapped in apiece Oldly enough their arrival appeared hours When it can not get its mothers He did not belong in Worcester he gives says o what milk on account of some trouble with said and he had never been here be-¬ us to ask onrsolves if or lesshetrue for of ragged cloth a bundle of swbrtls to be expected with somo impatience us may not be more and knives Ttliicli with tho utmost for quite an assemblage of their friends her udder and for w ant of sufficient fore He had walked in fro n New when we mention tho critic do wo coolness and precision lie laid upon the Haven begging shelter and food as greeted them with enthusiasm Drinks nourishment has become too weak to who selects ground under the very nose of his vic- ¬ were ordered by the oor man who had swallow it is given up as a case of lie went and had only got to this mean any other than he his subject Do we ever tim He then scizod a knife a terrible just been fished out of the Seine and colic doomed to be fatal Tho lamb city in the early morning He had our faults as speak of those who regard us favbr broad bladed weapon about ten inches as they wercboing discussed ho gave should have its first food from a sheep he said lie was not 110 friends and And per long and bared his arm to the elbow jible to work The man seemed flur- ¬ ablv by the same name tho company a graphic account of his if possible if not from its own moth- ¬ critic was sent into An inquiring adventure but the story was a very er then for a few dajs from another ried by his fointnes and weak and haps the this very purpose to save the All was now roady us world for the humane person who had remained from being too well satisfied with look toward the Mandarin who sat in different ono from that which the hor- ¬ ewe which can be done by keeping his sedan immediately under us an ror stiickc spectators of the thrilling this ewes lamb away from her for an hisskle took him to a lestaurant from 6elf conceit and and saw him properly fed It was in mediocrity mission to perform should affirmative nod from that official and incident would have related Instead hour or two at a time If this is not a of eliciting exclamations of sympathy possible then gixc not less than a gill a burst of gratitude and confidence at havingunkindly received perhaps we the work of butchery commenced be Two deep cuts over each eye and and congratulations it was received at a feed it the lamb will take as being so well treated that the colored not even accept his criticisms as temple deliberately executed began the with peals of laughter in which much of milk from a new milch cow man told a tale so utterly marvelous should we take bitters for ourstomaclis sake operation gashes which turned great strange to say tho rescued man and heated to blow heat and feed with a as to be utterably unworthy of glad of pieces of flesh over and left tho bone his gallant preserver joined heartily nursing bottl By keeping closo credence were it not corroborated by or blister for inflammation the remedy though ic is heroic treat- ¬ exposed then a cut down eaci cheek Tho whole thing had been got up be¬ watch of the young lambs and of tho known facts loves him ment Of cou83 It was sitting in the Common after but then no one nobody castor oil or and a deeper one over each shoulder tween them Oic man throw himself condition of tho udders of their moth ¬ loves he had dined that he said I have senna yet nobody can doubt that each and under each armpit severing tho into the river to attract the attention ers in case cf apparent trouble and tendons and arteries and deluging the of the crowd the other followed and even cuddling the little fellows in ex ¬ had trouble with my neck and been has its work to do or believe that the place with blood C rcular cuts to tho the tale of s licido was trnnpe I up treme cases so far as to take them to a subject to fainting spells ever since I castor oil plant or the senna was cre- ¬ bono in each upper irm and forearm The accomplice gave his money to tho warm fire if chilled giving them a few was hanged in Arkansas The expression was startling enough ated in vain it is not the fault of followed and then steppi g back to friend who n he had pulle I out in drops of spirits and then even warm to make any one think the man was nature that they are nauseous and get more scope the human devil who order that tho bysta ulers might bo in- ¬ milk a yrofitablo saving of life may If it were not acted as executioner hacked off the duced to contrib ite freely Tho little be effected K Dan forth Curtis in crazy but as he was circumstantial as unacceptable for to details of time and place and it shouldthe critic very likely we right hand with ono blow A largo game however was entirely spoiled Y Tribune grow to believe ourselves giants pice of flesh was then cut or rather by the police inspector marching tho is a well known fact that a negro was and genii when we really are only dug out of each thigh and from over two gucs off to tho legally hanged three years ago in Ar- ¬ pigmies and nearest station Died of Lead Poisoning r When we each knee and the flesh torn off both Thero aro many such impo3torj imitators kansas for assault on a white woman have in become inflated by our An El Piso Texas man being in knee caps The calves of both legs Paris Taris Letter and afterwards recovered conscious- ¬ till we fancy that we fill space San Antonio was asked by a gontle were thon cut off ness man how Bill H trt was coming on in The executioner then desisted for a The case attracted much attention at his services are of the highest valnc ¬ A GRAND ROCK PILE and although Ave may resent his interEl Paso few moments and wiping his hands the time As published then the negro Ho went by tho namo of Truthful was suspended for twenty minutes af- ¬ ference and would sooner die than with a cloth contemplated his handi- ¬ Splendors of the Zandli Nmr Moztoos Incomparable Mountain Bill didnt he the oM fashioned platform gallows acknowledge his services the fact that work with evident satisfaction very ter Yes Albuqucrquo has not the charming fell and the body was given by the he lives and flourishes and pursues much as a skillful surgeon would do ¬ Well ho is not coming at all Ho after a successful op oration I should situation of Santa Fe nor its incom- ¬ sheriff to the father of the young his business in spite of his unpopulari At the same mention that tho cuts I haro described parable summer climate its altitude was buried tho day before I loft El man wno him some inenas was ty attests his usefulness his life is not a happy one were not given quickly but tho knife being something like two thousand Paso waiting near by with a wagon It was time Whatcanscd his death the intention to take him to tho settle- ¬ He says his say reminds us that we drawn deliberately through the flesh feet less No town on the Rio Grande His death was causo I by impru ¬ ment where he formerly lived and are not grammatical that we are not occupying at least twenty or thirty however is without mountain scenery have and Albuquerquo is fortunato in hav ¬ dence bury him there This settlement was original that we house not ornamented seconds each time according to the Perhaps Truthful Bill drank too Another and smaller knife was npw ing the Z india about twelve miles to fourteen miles from the county scat or furnished our havo nevqr been more much was a lonely piece of country canon of good taste that wo do not selected and driven into- tho hilt un- ¬ the eastward and No When the wagon was nearly at home order our wardrobes aesthetically or der the right breast bone the execu- ¬ tempted to enthusiastic superlatives cultivate Was ho imprudont in changing hi3 tioner working it about while his as- ¬ than in the presence of this magnifi- ¬ the father of the supposed corpse and he teaches our minds symmetrically us that there aro higher sistants fanned Ids wretched victim cent rock pile which has tho largo dig¬ clothes his friends were startled by groans ideals than our own and yet we laugh with a largo palm leaf fan for tho nity of a single long sweeping wave No it wasnt that Hj was Im ¬ coming from under the tarpaulin thrown over the supposed dead man in his face and bclicvo th it he has no double purpose of keeping off tho flics uplifting itself in a calm so a Tho sky prudent in telling the truth Ho got and his strnggles to got from under it capacity for appreciation Harpers which had already assembled in largo here knows few changes Tho Zandia up in a saloon patronized by tho elite numbers and hiding the hideous con- ¬ however makes up for this and alters of tho town and said that the wholo As soon as they had recovered from Bazar tortions of the dying mans features its aspect from morning to night its crowd present were liars and hoise their fright they went back to tho HELPING BABY TO WALK for he was not yet dead as I eould surface presenting thojo subtle effects thieves The venlict of tho coroners wagon from which they had fled and by the and of light and shade that an artist is jury was that he died of lead poison ¬ working helped the legally dead man up gave Give Hrro a Widefor Fling and He Will see Xeara Ulinself the shifting ing Texas Siflings twitching the of fingers of wont to seek in him a drink from the omnipresent jug The age at which babies begin the Ten or twelvo clouds In tho morning the moun- ¬ of whisky and took him home In¬ wide based waddle which they believe his remaining hand Strength of Heated Metals stead of leaving the settlement at to represent walking varies somewhat seconds more of this diabolical torture tain rises above the town a and he was cut down from the cross mass of dnrk and vague purple once the hanged man stayed around It is not an unheard of thing Some interesting experiments on tho them to fall inert and helpless on his knees shadow with majestic contour Tho his old heme and the superstitious to struggle to the feet as earlyfor asoight and face march of the hours is marked by in- ¬ effects of heating on the strength and colored teople demanded his rearrest months old Nor is it unusual to pro ¬ One assistant now held back his describable changes in surfaco ap- ¬ ductility of metals used for machines and the completion of the hanging long tho creeping stage far beyond arms while a second held out his pig-¬ pearance a broad platform appears and structures were recently made at The case was taken to the Governor the twelve months age When a baby tho Kiyal dockyard Portsmouth and pending discussion as- - to the insists on walking before ten or eleven tail at full length before him Chang ¬ a rock pinnacle shoots up a tre- ¬ E lgland All bronzes showed a reg- ¬ right of the authorities to take cogni- ¬ months it is a sign that It is a strong ing his knife for a big- heavy looking mendous ledge juts out into the clear ular but not serious decrcaso of sword about five inches broad at tho light from tho depth of shadow still zance of the existence of a convict and active child When delays strength and ductility up to a certain it until who had been pronounced legally eighteen months the reverse is in-¬ cutting point and which ho hold in behind and a new raco of Titans point which is between thrco and dead the man fled and has been a dicated there is surely some weakness both hands the executioner stepped scorns to bo springing into being from four hundred degrees for ordinary gun back a pace and measuring his dis- ¬ the womb of their mountain mother wanderer ever since that prevents it Notwithstanding tance with one clean stroke which I There Is no haza but in the heat of metals beyond which the strength The story of tho negro coincided these facts I suddenly drops to about one half and it is a mistake to teach with the case as recalled and there child to walk Whatever the Dara heard as well as saw sovcred the head noon a robe of transparent atmos ¬ the ductility vanishes f Phosphor pheric purplo enwraps tho mountain from the body at a blow Tho was no room to doubt that he was winian theory about how we came to two thirds of its given the Mandarin disap- ¬ royally and pulsates with tho life of bronzj preserves 1 really tho Arkansas culprit assume the upright position our chil- ¬ strength aiuLono third of its ductility It was only after repeated urging dren aro to the manner born and peared the gAtes were thrown open the hour It is not until tho low sun up to five hundred degrees Fahrenheit and the crowd poured in to witness tho throws his rays full on tho western sweetened with promises of help to will take it as soon as nature lots face that every rock every detail of and Muntz metal and pure copper aro final cuttingup of the body leave the city in comfort that he told them - the gigantic mass is revealed The whole operation from its comand also fairly satisfactory in theso re-¬ the story in the dialect of a Southern Wrought iron gains ia One thing only is at legitimate help --menccment probably occupied five the whole seems closo at hand Then spects field hand somewhat tempered by and that is putting ihe child on the strength up to five hundred dogrees minutes but it secmsd like a good he suddenly suffuses it all with gold residence in the North Divested of floor as soon as possible but loses in ductility up to thrco hun ¬ forit to roll its quaint dialect his tale is weirdly and kick for itself The floor should hour to me Canton Cor K Y Truth and flushes the summit with a rosy dred degrees after which it gains cloud wreath until tho splendor fades and perhaps morbidly interesting be thoroughly protected from draughts away into the dusk and the mount- ¬ Open hearth steel is not affected in POSITION AND SLEEP I was locked up he said more and a warm rug or puff placed under strength by a temperature of five hun-¬ than six months but I norcr thonght the baby Then give him his fling in How to Secure the Greatest Amount of ain becomes more darkly mysterious dred degrees but its ductility is re- ¬ than in the morning Christian at Itest for tho System I was going to be hanged until tho company with a few rubber toys and duced one half Arkaisaw Traveler According to Dr Granville the posi- ¬ Work night before Then I knew the gal ¬ it will soon found that the rug is lows was up and 1 got scared too small for him Ho becomes more tion effects sleep A constrained posi- ¬ It Is Well to Remember American Oysters They prayed with mo all the enterprising And manages to getoff tion generally prevents repose while a Much was expected two years ago time and tried to keep mo from bvrollinir hitchintr and scrambling comfortablo one woos sleep Ho says That economy is a great revenue thinking of it but I didnt hear what This sort of exercise is perfectly nat iying flat on tho back witlr tho limbs from the rehabilitation of the oyster That not every ono who dances is they prayed about I was too excited ural to a healthy child and helps to relaxed would seem to secure the beds it being asserted that a spat of glad That it is as natural to die as to bo I didut go to sloop all the night be ¬ develop tho soft legs and feet and to greatest amount of rest fqr the mus- ¬ somo magnitude had fallen all over tho system This is the position as¬ kingdom but even if it had another born fore and when they came to fetch me digest and assimilate food Besides cular X was so weak I couldnt stand up That the road is never long to a that the moral effect is to give the sumed in the most exhausting diseases year would have had to clapso before The sheriff gave me a drink of whisky child a sort of self reliance1 Those and it Is generally hailedas a token ol tho beards of the 3 oung oysters had friends houfc when a patient voluntarily become of sufficient length to admit of That we havo all forgotten moro and then tied my elbows behind my who too Iongj revival hold the baby back and took me along I knew there cheat him of just so much of turns on his side but there aro sever- ¬ their appearing in public At the than we remember al disadvantages in tho supine posture present time our local supplies aro do That busy lives like busy waters were crowds around when I went to his little experience Let him scramble the gallows but I didnt seem to see and wallow regardless of mopping upj which impair or embarrass sleep rived chiefly from tho United States are genorally pure Hi That labor disgracos no man wnilo them I heard somebody singing and the dust or getting grimy or if you Thus in weakly states of the heart and and it certainly looks at present as if we would bo dependent blood I joined in Then they pushed me up can not bear to see him dirty make ditions vessels and certain morbid con- ¬ cans for these luxuries ofon tho Ameri ¬ man disgraces labor pf the ibraln thebloodsecms tho table for That tho strongest men are- ofloa on tho gallows and I saw the rope and him a creeper of dark stuff to be to gravitate to tho back of the head years to come Glatgoto Herald tho most tender hearted trot scared again and tried to hang slipped off and on at pleasure Soon - Tli at lif j is too short to bo spent in back but they pushed mo along And 1 he reaches up as all growing things and to produce troublesome dreams A granlto shaft recently quarried minding other peoples business recol ¬ do or should and finds soroethlng 4 in persons who habitually in their up straight made mo stand That ho who buys hath need of a lect their putting the noose on my neck above Mm to grasp then pulls himself gait or work stoop there is probably - by tho Bod well Gra io Ctmpanyin Vinalhavei Me is tho larsrwt niece hundred eyes and he who sells hath and drawing It up tight but I was np and stands on his feet Tho next some distress consequent on straight- Lnf stpng evei quarried bnJjarth amLif enough of one thinking of whether they were going stage is walking by holding on to enlng the spine Those who have con- ¬ tracted chests especially persons whe erected will Le tho highes largest That inclination nevcr wants an ex- ¬ dropped to hang rnc and all at once I chairs the walls skirts of dresses and had shut my eyes when they pulled a other intimate friends After that in have had pleurisy and retain a Incsions I and heaviest single plcco of stono now cuse and if ono wont doAhrre nrp a I of the lungs do not sleep well on tho standing or that ever stood so far us 3ozon otluri roady at hand Good piece of cloth over my face but 1 time hd tvalks Babies come to all It considerably Housekeeping opened them then and tried to get my this as naturally as thoy ory when back Nearly all who aro inclined to thero is any record 1 length any of the Egyptian hand up to tear the cloth off so I could hungry but should never bo forced or snore do so in that position because exceeds in Tho shaft is 115 foot Many of tho destructive forau fires long once I thought some one coaxed for the amusement of their- - -- tho soft palate and ural a hang on tho obelisks ace but all at tongue and that organ falls back so 10 feet square at the bass and weighs jx Cal fornia are said to bo sot4hy hit mo a terrible blow on the head and elders Philadelphia Call ihocpand stock raisers whovto get as to partly closo the top of tho wind ¬ J50 tons I lost my senses When I woke up I rid of tho uhderbrtiah and makopjn --Thetirst idea of electricity was pipe It is better therefore to Ho on some ono was jchoking thonght pastures the coming season rwckli tsly Diamonds were Jlrdt set and pol the friction ofttvo globes of the side and in tho absence of special me and tried to get loose but givcnjhj diseases rendering it desirable to lie jhcdin Bruges in 1450 itikjuruj iu iub iiuust oi greni loicaUi quicksilver In the year 1647 1 wnldnU- - Then itseemed h FRENCH TIPTON The Awful iffi i if my head was bursting and lj saw awful lights before my eyes and my feet and hands seemed to be so heavy I couldnt stir them Then great rings of all sorts of bright colors began at my eyes and went further and further oft growing bigger and fainter until I lost them My head fejt prickly alt overv and so did my hands and feet and I couldnt breathe and ihen I fainted Onco I knew I was being hanged but it was only foe a second When I awoke in the wagon I was worse scared than before and when I got out from under tho tarpaulin I thought I had been dreaming Then when my neck got to hurting mo so I knew what was the matter For weeks afterward I could hardly swallow and I couldnjt turn my head and I cant now very much The cords are all stiff on ono side and drawn down The man told his story in almost common place fashion but when he spoke of his life since it affected him I can never go home again ho said and I can never seo or hear of my friends again They wero going to catch roe and do it over again so I ran away Ive been knocking around ever since principally in Canada Now Jersey New York and Pennsylvania but now I thought Id come up here where I might get somo light work to - FRIGHTFUL EXECUTION r Death of a Chinese Criminal ft1 ry 5 on tlKweak side so as to leave the SHEEP MANAGEMENT LOCAL DIRECTORY LODUE DIRECTORY TIME OF HOLDING CITY COURT First Saturday in every month COUNTY OFFICERS MASONIC Richmond Lodge No 25 meets and and 4th Tuesday in each month J HPEED SMITH W M B J Newlon Secretary Richmond R A Chapter No meets 3rd Tuesday in each month W 16 County Judge I C Chcnaut County Clerk Thomas Thorpe Countv Attorney J A Sullivan Sheriff N B Dealhcrpge Jailor George V Maupm Coroner Alexander Norris Surveyor B F Crooke Assessor John W McPherson Supt Public Schools Mrs Amanda Million L 1 BUXIBEE AND I AiTL -- LHULi COSTTRAC5 TOR Is prepared to do all kinds of D P Armer Secretary F FRANCIS H P RICHMOND COMMAXDERY NO IQ ¬ Regular meeting first Tuesday in each month Visiting Sir Knights are courteously invited to attend J SPEED SMITH Eminent Commander D P Armer Recorder Madison Lodge No 1S3 at Kirksville meets Saturday evening before the full moon in every month T E SHANKS W M J M Smith Secretary clT City Judge II C Rice City Attorney A J Reed City Collector R A Barlow City Clerk Wm G White CITY TOLICE OFFICER- - BUILDIKU COMkALJ v WORK AT THE MOST J D Feeney and J A Mcrshon CITY COUNCIL Seasonable Rates ¬ J D Mitchell Mayor First Ward J Stone Walker Second Ward G W Evans Third Ward Owen McKee Fourth Ward J W Cuperton cul-dc-sj- ic Kingston Lodge No 315 at Kingston meets Saturday evening before the full moon in every month JAMES M BOEN W M J C Witt Secretary JUSTICES OF THE PEACECONSTABLESAND PLACES AND TIMES Ol HOLDING COURT MONTHS FEBRUARY MAY AUGUST AND NOVEMBER ill bod g- and in I lie bet manner IJ is 1 thoroughly educated Carpenter ami builder and those contemplating building will do well to secure an estimate from him Oilice at his residence on IJallie Irvine Street Jllh22 tf 1 1 Richmond District No 1 D P Armer Waco Lodge No 3jS at Waco meets at Court House 3rd Wednesday WmJ Willis at Lourt House 1st Saturday 4th Saturday in every month Lyman Parrish Constable D G MARTIN W M W T Fielder Secretary Foxtown District No 2 G B Million at Kings Store 3rd Monday Richmond John D Hamilton Lodge No 57S at Kanatzar in Buffalo school house 4th Union City meets 2nd Saturday in every Saturday J S ChenatrHyConstable month JOHN HILL W M Union District No 3 Albertis Parks John G Taylor Secretary at Union City 1st Saturday John A Turpin at Dojlesville 2nd Saturday R Daniel Boone Lodge No 4C4 at Fox- - in Lantur nonstable town meets 3rd Saturday in every month EUiston District No 4 Wm Benton SANTFORD OLDHAM W M at Waco 2nd Saturday John W Jacob II Shearer Secretary Moo res at Waco 3rd Saturday Charleb Berea Lodge No 617 at Beiet meets Oldham Constable Yates District No 5 T J Coyle at Wm M ADAMS W M 1st Saturday Kingston 4th Saturday Leeland D J C Davis Secretary Maupin at Speedwell 2nd Wednesday George Young Constable 00F Glade District No 6 James M Wood Madison Lodge No 14 I O O F meets every Monday night at Odd Fellows at Berea 3rd Saturday John G Galloway at Whites Station 1st Saturday Hallon Main Street R G Ballard Constable M B ARBUCKLE NG Kirksville District No 7 J M Cotton LJ Frazee Secretary at Kirksville 2nd Saturday Alexander Boone Encampment N040 meets eery Ray at Kirksville 3rd Saturday J M first and third Thursday at Odd Fellows Fowler Constable Hall on Main Street Richmond Kv Poosey District No S J N Hendren W L FARLEY C P at Cottons Store 3rd Monday Wm A L J Frazee Scribe Chandler at Reagans Store 3rd Friday S D Carpenter Constable Richmond Uniform Degre Camp No Million District No 9 J M Long at 3 meets second Thursday in each month Stapps Store 3rd Tuesday A B New at Odd Fellows Hall by at Holmans Store 3rd Saturday R A BARLOW Captain James A Harvey Constable L J Frazee Clerk ¬ ft iO I D WETHERFORD DKAIKK IN FINK Whiskies Brandies Wines c First Street RichmondjKy June 22 tf Cigars fO fP Lj l 1 KNIGHTS OP IIONOK Amity Lodge No 515 K of H meets everly Friday evening in Odd Fellows Hall at 7 oclock W B BENNY Dictator James Tkvis Reporter CHURCH DIRECTORY MIC On SALE Mexican Mustang I WILL SELL PUBLICLY ON BAPTIST Calvinist Saturday Dec 10 1887 4 miles from Rich ¬ mond iii Ihe Four Mile rontl my per Minal property 2 pieces of land mill rent mil my home phicj The person ¬ Liniienf Sciatica Lumbago Hheumatisn Bums Scalds e- 1 lj 1 1st Saturday Cane Spring and Sunday Pator Rev Wiliam Ru pard Drowning Creek 3rd Saturday and ally couMta of Sunday Pastor Rev T L Law son and Kitchen Hays Fork 3rd Sunday and preceding IIouscliolu Saturday Pastor Eld A J Tribble Pilot Knob 2nd Saturday and Sundai plenientSjGraiii and Stock Pastor T L Law son Brick Church Kirksville Saturday including o Hor es 14 Yetirliut Steers 5 Milch Cows 3 Steer Calve s 100 Bar ¬ and Sunday Pastor RevJ AJames ls Republican 3nJ Saturday and Sunday rels Corn 50 Bushels Wheal 50 Oats 2500 Uti inlh-- Outs 15 Tons and Sunday after 4th Saturday Pastor Hay some Straw and Fodder Rev I he hinds to be Milil consist of 60 Richmond 1st and 3rd Saturdays and Sundays Sunday school 9 A M each ACRES on the Four Mile road 3 Sabbath Prayer meeting Thursday night miles from Richmond known as the Walker I ind first cla s with good Pastor Rev lnu e of Ilnee rooms ami kitchen and Richmond Predestinarian Services 2nd 32 ACRES Saturday and Sunday and 4th Sunday tiurper hindon5 same road known as miles from Richmond Pastor Rev E H Burnam My home place consists of Siher Creek 1st Saturday and Sunday well improved with good 81 Ackks4 hoiue Pastor Rev B S Hunting miles from Richmond Union ittSaturday and following Sun- ¬ Terms made known on day of sale day Pastor Rev John G Pond Sde at 10 oclock Viney Fork 4th Saturday and Sunday DILLARD COX Pastor Rev J A James Waco United 2nd Saturday and Sun- ¬ day Pastor Rev Richmond First United colored Ser- ¬ vices 3rd Saturday and following Sunday in each month at 1 1 oclock A M and also 3 and 7 P M on Sunday Pastor Elder M Campbell the premises CURES Contracted Scratches Sprains Strains Stiteket rcptia HoefAil Screw Hnscl9 Furniture Farming Ini Hu-h-e- eh Songs Bites Braises Bunions Corns StiffJstats Bekach Galls Sores Wtras Sotbmjt Sadile Cans Files Spavin Cracks THIS GOOD OLD STAKD BY aceoffipltokes for eTerjbody exactly wfct iscUuaxl forlt Oaeotbe reason foe the rreat popularity of the Mustang Iidmeat 14 found la Its b ni versa 1 applicability Everybody seeds such i medlcto The Lumberman need It la eaee of arcMnC The Housewife seed It for general Mllr we Th c Cannier need It for ate teamaitd Us mea The Mechanic seeda it siwajs oa kh wort bench The Miner aeeda It la ease effnuTtp nfT and his stock yard The Ploneerneedslt eaatgetaloagwtsaoatrt The Farmer needs It ia M soul his atabir Q friend and safest reUaBoe The Stoci srower needs K tt will sare baa thousands of dollars and a world of meMe The Railroad man need It and will need It so long as his life Is a round of accidents aad danger Inglike It as an antidote for the dangers to life limb and comfort which asrroBBd the piMwer The Merchant needs It about Ms fteresjuoag his employees Accidents will happen and when these come the Usstang Ualmest is wanted atoaer economy The Steamboat mna or tho Boatman seed It In liberal supply afloat and ashore The Ilome luncler aeede tt tt to Ms best The Backwoodsman needslC Tberefaaotn Pianos and Organs Steinway Sons Hazleton Bros e Keep a Bottle in the House Tltn bestil CATHOLIC Keep a Bottle la the Factory IUlmmediaM use In case of accident saves pola and loss of wages aso when wanted self-conc- i I Richmond Services 1st and 3rd Sun- ¬ Pastor Rev Father days 10 A M Christie Haley DISCIPLES OF CHRIST New England Flat Woods 3rd Sunday and preceding Saturday Pastor Elder J C Walden and other Pianos 5th Sunday IastorEld J W Harding Glade 4th Sunday andpreccding Satur- ¬ Chicago Cottage Organs day Pastor Elder Colier Kirksville 2nd Sunday and preceding Saturday Pastor Elder Joseph Ballew PIAX0S AND OUUANS FOR REST Mt Pleasant 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wednesuay nigtit sun day school every Sunday morning Pas- ¬ tor Rev D P Ware Kirksville Pastor Rev S W Peeples Providence 1st and 3d Sunday morn- ¬ ings Pastor Rev J A Henderson Richmond South Sunday school 930 T J Scott Superintendent Services every 2nd and 4th Sunday mornings at 11 A M and every Sunday night at 7 P M Pastor Rev I A Henderson ¬ S ON D j DYKES North Second Street A full and complete stock of Is prepare Tke k coup-de-gra- ce STAPLE AND FANCY Steaks Pork Sausage and Blution AT THE LO WEST PRICE jwseiMf W L DOUGLAS 4 SHOE tbe snpnal and only band sewed welt 1 shoe in th world equals custom made hand sen ed shoes that cost from 6 to 9 to supply his customers with the best Bntclier PRESBYTERIAN Bethel Meeting House 2nd and 5th Sundays Formans Chapel 4th Sunday Kirksville 1st and 3rd Sundays Pastor RevWm Crow Richmond South Services every Sun- ¬ day Prayer meeting Wednesday nights Richmond North Services 11 A M and 3 P M Pastor Silver Creek Chapel 1st and 3rd Sun- ¬ days Ford 2nd and 4th Sundays 1030 A M and 4 P M Sunday school 3 P M Pastor Rev L II Blanton D D 1IAD1S0N COUNTY DIRECTORY CIRtfUIT COURT GROCERIES Confectioneries Canned Goods Green and Dried Fruit is ti and plenty of every tiling in - my line This house is Strictly -- The only S3 SEAHLKSSl anoeintne worwwltu- out lacKa or nails Derfect Finest Calf Conjrress fil and warranted Duuea aou uce ail styles toe Asstyuan uu Aioraoie as loose costlnz Uor lIioy s au wear ine w 3 SHOE Judge J R Morton Commonwealths Attorney CJ Brons ton Master Commissioner J R Burnam Clerk W H Miller COMMON Business ON A- - WP S3 l gF STrnR la nnex 17 nniifific celled for heavy wear If not sold by your deslar write WL DOUGLAS Brocktoo 3IU t unlalMaw u For sale in Richmond bv Strictly CASH Basis nQVJtf PLEAS COURT - Judge Scott Master Commissioner S E Scott Clerk W H Miller TIME OF HOLDING COMMON PLEAS COURT TJ i First Monday in January 1st Monday in June and 3rd Monaay in October TIME OF HOLDING CIRCUIT COURT The best goods are kept and sold on very close margin for cash GIVE THIS HOUSE - I j SSSr SO BO Third Monday In March and Septem- ¬ ber TIME OF v HOLDING OJJARTZRLY COUNTY COURT AND -- r rin Quarterly Court fourth Monday in I January April July and the and Monday Oi A Rt june22 If TBIAIr S5E nOtf So p Commercial College j u 1 in July ounty Court month ftffVitr V tnhr rtii wc Pim wims uu 4uuuuay irj first Monday ih each WNTED Whites Drug Store ITIclletneaoruGI4 Medal Ceaerat Xdaaatlsa BuIuh 1 Tuckers 9lrl rnrs3MwOpttaj lldim p ksrtdlaad TilerraakTriS tt jij TMauHAGwriffvnnaiMtluiHruiwDv tlivilaraia2rutW11bwIUsaltkItWtLaxlaisaTroe-Wrltla- OrSKLS CMlrrallBa A 7 u It Burt apr21y i rrrjt ShoWs through veak side so as to leave tho SHEEP MANAGEMENT boalthy lung free toexpaud it is well Ii to use tho right side because whemtho Six Valuable anil Timely Articles Con Described by an Eye Witness FRBNXH TIPTON Wm GWHITE 11 tlensetl Into One China has always been famed for its body is thus placed tho food gravitates L Tho chango in tho fall from grass more easily out of the stomach into the tortures of whictf tho gulling out of WEDNESDAYNOVEMBER3o 18S7 should bo most grad ¬ nails beating on the face with a stiff intestines and the weight of the stom- ¬ to hay and grain growth of both body ual if sudden ach docs not compress the upper por-¬ piece of leather till the features are inv and fleece is liable to suffer a check TOLD MY LOVE distinguishablesuspending rby jhq tion of tho intestines A glarico at any of tho viscoral anat- ¬ when tho growth of tho latter starts thumbs and tpos or8tarvingtp death I told my leve to the erenlng star fibor f omy will show this must be Many again there is a weak spot in the in a cage are among the mildest did net change lit beaming It v which impairs its quality Oaly a few Then to the moon on 1U sHver car ¬ Many of course are quite unfit for persons are donf in ono car and pre She heeded aot mj dreaming of grain should be given at public description and Llng Chi Is fer to lie on a particular side but if kcrnals to about possible tho right side should be first and mure gradually up I told my love to the Wy pale possibly not the least abominable and a gill a day at the end of two weeks V Washed cot it my story Again sleeping with tho revolting It is moreover only in- ¬ chosen I might as well have told my tala dainty and will neither eat flicted in very heinous cases such as arms thrown over tho head is to be Sheep aro To the oak so grim and hoary deprecated but this position is often dirty food nor drink foul water Give the murder of a blood relation The clean bright strawrathcr than I told my lore to the crimson rose condemned roan jn this instances assumed during sleep because circu- ¬ them It pat her in no flatter musty hay and straw thathey scattor lation is then free in the extremities She tbesght me silly I suppose poisoned his sister foot if riked up every day will Bat net a word shed niter Tho execution was -- fixed to tako and the head and neck and muscles of under bo eaten by other animals and thus place at ten oclock and by 930 wo tho chest are drawn up and fixed by I tarned from them all with heavy heart IVeary of each vagary had arrived at the sccno of action a the shoulder ami thus tin expansion saved from waste And played at last a sober part 2 A mixture of two thirds oats and a sort of narrow lane about eighty of tho thorax is easy I told my love to Mary The chief objection to these posi one third corn has given mo much bet ¬ yards long formed by two rows of breeding Soon star and flower went train my ken pottery sheds and terminating at ono tipns is that they create a tendency to ter results espccijilly with corn only The sky grew strangely brighter cramp and coll in tho arns and ewes than coin aoue on end by a pair of massive wooden She whispered a Httle word and then feverish My heart at onee was tighter doors at tho other by a high white ¬ sometimes seem to causo headaches with their hay they became Hm Lylt In JownilM These and very much disorded wilh respect during slcop and dreams washed uall a A huge condition of ud wooden cros was erected closo nndcr small matters often niico or mar com ¬ to yield of milk and dors and many lam 13 were lost If fort in Bleeping Boston Budgei this walk CM IT BE TRUE hay is fed a gill of grain per day will Having taken up our station on one i be enough but with straw twico as of the roofs at a distance of about A PARISIAN TRICK much should be given The Story of a Negros Essapd fifty feet fcom tho cross we had not Who 3 Sheep naturally drink a little and From Death to wait before tho Mandarin tho Indlrldoals tempts3Iakn a 11 vln by At-long at Suicide f ten and an abundant supply of good official deputed to superintend the car- ¬ An exciting scene was witnessed by clean water should bo always accessi- ¬ da rying out tho sentence arrived Ho He Was Ilangrrt In Arkansas Bat After Tho man didnt scorn to bo the brute was preceded by about a dozen soldiers the people who were walking along ble to them in thair fold ono of tho ward Turned Up Alive In Massachu ¬ i he must have been and in fact ho armed with rattan canes which they the quays in the neighborhood of the good uses to which a wind mill may bo setts HU Own Story of V Experiences had the appoarance of ordinary intel- ¬ laid about them pretty freely to clear Pont do lAlma the othr afernoon put It may bo better even to give ligence at least According to his own the way for tho coming procession of Just as tho crowd was at its thickest a them no water and lot them eat snow suddenly jumped on the than to let them got very thirsty and poor man It will be renumbered by many peo- ¬ story he bad done little work in his sedan chairs A interval of about parapet of tho hridgj and throw him-¬ drink largo quantities of cold water at wanderings and has begged both food ten minutes and an increasing hubbub ple of Ike State that About throe years self over into the Seine As he was and clothing and movement of tho crowd at the struggling in tho water another man once scours may result from such ngo a Begro was hanjjed at Lonoke chilling oflho stomach Sometimes he said I have gateway heralded the approach of the this Slate Afterwards it was pub- ¬ wished that I had never come to life condemned man who was presently jumped into the river after him and lished that the negro had came to life sifj to 4 It docs not pay to cxposa sheep to succcedod Thais been when Ive been brought in in a large basket carried shore Tliihi bringingof him thrilling cold winds and storms nor to forco which announcement created consid- ¬ again spectators this erable excitement among the people in nearly frozen and starved I never go by two coolies his arms and legs be¬ incident clustered round tho poor fel- ¬ them to lie on the snow so that their wetted nor on tho other near colored people for it was my own ing firmly bound A strip of wood low the vicinity of the pfaoe where the and hts gallant preserver and wool becomes ianging occurred A few dajs ago color that tried to haro me hanged covered with Chinese characters indi ¬ asked him why he hal taken so rash a hand to confine thmi so that they can Asked cating the punishment about to be in- ¬ Without exercise exorcise this same negro showed up in Worces ¬ over and I hate a black face step Wint ho replieL had driyon not got ter Mass with a crooked neck as it he wasnt afraid of being arrested flicted was sturk into his clothing at him to suicide Move I to tears by tho they aro liable to become feverish and No boss the back of his neck Ho was young iifllicting narrative iho man to whom coiistpated and to fall off in appetito will be seen by the following account for the old crime he said or if with young to have stretchers which is taken from the Worcester I dont think theyll over look for me apparently about thirty years of asc over as long as I stay away from there and It is said thit the fr ends of prisoners this victim of circumstances feeble lambs Wilh an Mass Telegram It says which ho had no control owed his and to produco ril never go back to Arkansas sometimes bribe tho j tilers to drug life put his hand into his pocket and abundant supply of roots they do bet ¬ lesteruay afternoon a colored man My stieop winter them bef ire these terrible executions was taken ill on the Commons and Bet Springs New producing all tho cash which he tor in confinementIf so this had obviously not beon done had about him presented it to the suf-¬ in a largo shed with windows all would have fallen but for the timely THE CRITICS LIFE in I ho sunlight with in the present instance for the con The assistance of two bystanders ferer Inspired by this bright example around it to let man seemed in per tho crowd which had mustered in an underdraincd earth floor and amplo yuan had been wandering about the While It May He Very Useful It Is Cer- ¬ demned tainly Nut a Lleasant One feet possession of his senses and force pressed silver and c pp3r coins water supply and feeding racks every Commons since morning and had There are some people in whom the had a wild distant look on his on thepoverty sricko i individual who pleasant day thpy are tnrncd into tho ¬ been noticed on account of ihe pecucritical faculty is more highly develop- ¬ face which he carried to the last liar way in which he carried his head ed had sought a waters grave Soon a bam3 ard for cxercNc than almost any other They are rived at the foot of the cross the 5 Slncp shoull hi sheared before his right shoulder and very fair sum of money was in Ids pos- ¬ It hung toward he seemed to take no pains to pull always on the alert to see the detects ket was sot dowu and iis inmate assist- ¬ session and with many protestations they aro turned out to grass keeping and weaknesses in any thing before tho ed out He was then with the excep- ¬ of gratitude and promises that ho them housed even for a month if nec- ¬ it into the position in which people beauties and they make haste to point tion of a waist cloth stripped naked would endeavor in future to take tho essary for adequao protection from commonly carry their heads lie was respectably dress in clothes that them out They are nothing if not and placed against tho cross ups and downs of life more philosoph- ¬ cold and turning them out forasmuch critical they arc afraid to praise lest The process of pinioning look an in ¬ ically ho slowly quittod tho spot in of the day ns the sun is warm and giv ¬ had evidently not been made for him and his boots looked as if he had they should seem to be too easily terminable time and the poor wretch company with tho man who had so ing them s imo dry food and tho lambs pleased and not cultured enough to was very roughly handled I could walked a considerable distance gallantly rescued him Now it so a little grain Thus the ticks will bo Thoy do not seo the perspiration pouring down his happened When he had been assisted to a seat perceive shortcomings that a police inspector had got rid of cailicr much accumulation be fainted and when he regained con- ¬ confine themselves to the criticism of f face as the fierce sun beat upon his found his way among tho throng and of filth on tho yool will be avoided and the sheep will be in a better condi- ¬ unprotected head and shoulders Ho having less confl lenco in human nat sciousness he clutched at his throat public measures of literature and art their neatest and most effective work was bound to tho cross with thin bam- ¬ ure than the worthy holiday makers tion by le sm of Ihe gradual chango away his collar and said appeal tore My God No no Not is inspired by the manners and ap- ¬ boo strips round his ankles and above who had been pouring francs and half fiom diy feed to grass ingly tho knees and round the waist- his francs into the pockets of the would be 6 The old rule to feed lambs littlo His embarrassment when he pearances of those whom they meet again will rot do for them looked aboHt him was marked One theirperaonal friends their neighbors wrists were secured to the arms of tho suicide bethmight himself of keeping and often of the gentlemen who had assisted their gucs s It is perhaps true that cross and his head kept fast by two or an cyo on tho couple Tho pair though well enough for pgs Few him to a seat left when the colored but for criticism we might not pro three turns of the bamboo strip across walked on until they reached a public- - people rcalizi how m icli milk tho ewo man had recovered but the other re- ¬ gress we might become satisfied with the eyes and in tho mouth tho last act houso outside tho beaten track and furnishes and how much a lamb ought mained and questioned him as soon as our status and make no further ing as a very efficient gag into this place of refreshments therefore to hive which may boas effort The critic to improve The executioner now made his ap- ¬ the much as three pints in twenty four he had recovered his composure followed them inspector us tno spur obliges pearance carrying wrapped in apiece OJdly enough their arrival appeared hours When it can not get its mothers He did not belong in Worcester he gives us to ask ourselves if what he says o of ragged cloth a bundle of swbrds milk on nccountof some trouble with to be expected witli sonio impatience said and he had never been here be- ¬ us may not be more or less truo for and knives which with tho utmost for quite an assemblage of their friends her udder and fur want of sufficient fore He had walked in fro n New when we do we Haven begging shelter and food as menn any mention the critic selects coolness and precision he laid upon the greeted them with enthusiasm Drinks nourishment has becomo too weak to oilier than ho he went and had only got to this our faults as his subject who we ever ground under the very nose of his vic- ¬ were ordered by the i oor man who had swallow it is given up as a caso of Do tim Ho iliGi seized a knife a terriblo just been fished out of the Seine and colic doomed to be fatal Tho lamb city in the early morning He had speak of those who regard us favor ¬ broad bladed weapon about ten inches as they wercyboing discussed ho gave should have its firt food from a sheep no friends and he said he was not ably by the same name And per-¬ long and bared his arm to the elbow tho company a graphic account of his if possible if not from its own moth- ¬ able to work The man seemed flur-¬ critic into ried by his faintness and weak and haps the this verywas sent to save the All was now ready An inquiring adventure hut tho story was a very er then for a few daj s from another us look toward the Mandarin who sat in different ono from that which the hor- ¬ ewe which can be done by keeping purpose the humane person who had remained world for well satisfied with his sedan immediately under us an ror by his side took him to a lestaurant from being too stiicke i spectators of tho thrilling this ewos lamb away from her for an from and and saw him properly fed It was in mediocrity mission to self conceit should affirmative nod from that official and incident would have rolatcd Instoad hour or two at a time If this is not perform a of eliciting exclamations of sympathy possible then gic not less than a gill a burst of gratitude and confidence at having unkindly received perhaps we the woik of butchery commenced Two deep cuts over each eye and and congratulations it was received at a feed if the lamb will take as being so well treated that the colored not be even accept his criticisms as temple deliberately executed began the witli peals of laughter in which much of milk from a ncw milch cow man told a tale so utterly marvelous should bitters for we ourstoraachs sake operation gashes which turned great strange to say the rescued man and heated to blow heat and feed wilh a as to be utterably unworthy of or take for inflammation blister glad of pieces of flesh over and left the bone his gallant preserver joined heartily nursing bottle By keeping closo credence were it not corroborated by the romody though it is heroic treat- ¬ exposed then a cut down eaci cheek Tho whole thing hail been got up be¬ watch of the young lambs and of tho known facts ment Of cou 83 loves him It was sitting in the Common after but then no one nobody cVstor oil or and a deeper one over each shoulder tween them Oie man threw himself conditio n of the udders of their moth loves and under each armpit severing tho into the river to aftracS the attention crs in case of apparent trouble and lie said he had dined that I have had trouble with my neck and been senna yet nobody can doubt that each tendons and arteries and deluging the of the crowd the other followed and even cuddling the little fellows in exwork to do or believe that the place with blood C rcular cuts to tho the talo of s licido was treme cases so far as to tako them to a 1 up subject to fainting spells ever since I has its oil castor plant or the senna was cre bono in each upper arm and forearm The accomplice gave his trimpe to the warm fire if chilled giving them a few was hanged in Arkansas money The expression was startling enough ated in vain it is not the fault of followed and then steppi g back to friond who n he had pulle 1 out in drops of spirits and then even warm to make any one think the man was nature that they are nauseous and get more scope tho human devil who order that tho bysta ulers might bo in- ¬ milk a profitable Saving of life may If it were not acted as executioner hacked off the duced to contrib itc freely Tho little 1ms effected F Bart forth Curtis in K crazy bat as he was circumstantial as unacceptable to details of time and place and it for the critic very likely we right hand with ono blow A largo game however was entirely spoiled Y Tribune is a well known fact that a negro was should grow to believe ourselves giants pice of flesh was then cut or rather by the police inspector marching tho legally hanged three years ago in Ar- ¬ and genii when we really are only dug out of each thigh and from over two rogues off to thj nearest station Died of Lead Poisoning When we each knee and the flesh torn off both Thero are many such impostors kansas for assault on a white woman pigmies and imitators in have become inflated by our An El Paso Texas man being in knee caps The calves of both legs Paris Taris Letter and afterwards recovered conscious- ¬ till we fancy that we fill space San Antonio was asked by a gontle were then cut off ness man how Bill H irt was coming on in The executioner then desisted for a The case attracted niHch attention at his services are of tho highest value ¬ A GRAND ROCK PILE and although El Paso the time As published then the negro ference and we may resent his inter- few moments and wiping his hands would sooner die than with a cloth contemplated his handi- ¬ Splendors of the Zandli New Mexicos Ho went bv U name of Truthful was suspended for twenty minutes af ¬ the Incomparable Mountain Bill didnt he ter the old fashioned platform gallows acknowledge his services and fact that work witli evident satisfaction very pursues much as a skillful surgeon would do Albuquerque has not the charming Yes fell and the body was given by the he lives and flourishes his business in spite of his unpopulari- ¬ after a successful op cralion Well ho is not coming at all Ha I should situation of Sinta Fe nor its incom- ¬ sheriff to the fattier of the young At the same mention that the cuts I havo described parable summer climate its altitude was buried the day beforo I left El man who some fi innfis was ty attests his usefulness his life is not a happy one were not given quickly but tho knife being something like two thousand Paso waiting near by with a wagon It was time He says his say reminds us that we drawn deliberately through the flesh feet less No town on tho Rio Grande What canscd hrs death the intention to take him to the settle- ¬ His death was causo I by impru- ¬ ment where he forraorly lived and are not grammatical that we are not occupying at least twenty or thirty however is without mountain scenery original that we have dence and Albuquerque is fortunato in hav y bury him there This settlement was or furnished our house not ornamented seconds each time according to the Perhaps Truthful Bill drank too Another and smaller knife was now ing the Z mdia about twelve miles to fourteen miles from the county seat havo never been nioro much and was a lonely piece of country canon of good taste that wo do not selected jjmd driven into- - tho hilt un- ¬ tho eastward No When the wagon was nearly at home order our wardrobes aesthetically or der the rjght breast bone the execu- ¬ tempted to enthusiastic superlatives cultivate our minds symmetrically Was he imprudent in changing his tioner working it about while his as ¬ tlian in tho presence of thi3 magnifithe father of the supposed corpse and he teaches us that there are higher sistants fanned his wretched victim cent rock pile which has the large dig¬ clothes his friends were startled by groans ideals than our own and yot we laugh with a large palm leaf fan for tho nity of a single long sweeping wave No it wasnt that Hj was im ¬ coming from under the tarpaulin in his face and believe that he has no double purpose of keeping off tho flies uplifting itself hi a cairn soa Tho sky prudent in telling the truth Ho got thrown over the supposed dead man and his straggles to get from under it capacity for appreciation Harpers which had already assembled in largo here knows few changes Tho Zandia up in a saloon patronized by tho elite numbers and hiding tho hideous con- ¬ however makes up for this and- nltors of tho town and said that the wholo As soon as they had recovered from Bazar tortions of the dying mans features its aspect from morning to night its crowd present were liars and hoisc their fright they went back to the HELPING BABY TO WALK for he was not yet dead as I could surface presenting U1030 subtle effects thicves The verdict of tho coroners wagon from which they had fled and TFIdo by the and of light and shade that an artist is jury was that he died of lead poison- ¬ working helped the legally dead man up gave Give Hrra a-Learn for Fling and He Will see Himself the shifting ing Texas Siftings twitching tho of fingers of wont to seek in him a drink from the omnipresent jag The age at which babies begin the of whisky and took him home In- ¬ wide based waddle which they believe his remaining hand Ten or twelve clouds In the morning tho moun- ¬ above Iho town a rises Strength of Heated Metals seconds rooro of thistdiabolical torture tain stead of leaving the settlement at to represent walking varies somewhat and he was cut down from the cross mass of dark and vague purple once the hanged man stayed around It is not an unheard of thing Some interesting experiments on tho them his old home and the superstitious to struggle to the feet as early for eight to fall inert and helpless on his knees shadow with majestic contour Tho effects of heating on the strength and as march of the hours is marked by in and face colored pcoplo demanded his rearrest months old Nor is it unusual to pro¬ One assistant now held back his doscribabla changes in surface ap- ¬ ductility of metals usod for machinos and the completion of the hanging long the creeping stage far beyond arms while a second held out his pig- ¬ pearance a broad platform appears and structures wero recently mado at The case was taken to the Governor the twelve months age When a baby tho Riyal dockyard Portsmouth and pending discussion as- - to the insists on walking before ten or eleven tail at full length before him Chang ¬ a rock pinnacle shoots up a tre- ¬ Eigland All bronzes showed a reg¬ ing his knife for a big- heavy looking mendous ledge juts out into the clear right of the authorities to lake cogni- ¬ months it is a sign that It is a strong sword about five inches broad at the light from tho depth of shadow still ular but not serious decrease of zance of the existence of a convict and active child When it delays until cutting point and which he held in behind and a now race of Titans strength and ductility up to a certain who had been pronounced legally eighteen months the- reverse is in- ¬ point which is between threo and t dead the man fled and has been a dicated there is surely some woakness both hands the executioner stepped seems to be springing into being from four hundred degrees for ordinary gun back a pace and measuring his dis- ¬ tho womb of their mountain mother wandoreV ever since that prevents it Notwithstanding tance with one clean stroke which I There Is no haza but in tho heat of metals beyond which tho strength The story of the negro coincided these facts it is a mistake to leach suddenly drops to about one half and with the case as recalled and there child to walk Whatever the Dara heard as well as saw severed the head noon a robe of transparent atmos- ¬ tho ductility vanishes Phosphor pheric purplo enwraps the mountain from the body at a blow The was no room to doubt that he was winian theory about how we camo two thirds of its to given the Mandarin disap- ¬ royally and pnlsates with tho life of brouzj preserves culprit really the Arkansas ono third of its ductility assumo the upright position our chil- ¬ peared strength tho It was only after repeated urging dren arc to the manner born and and the the gites werein thrown open the hour It is not until tho low sun up to fivoand hundred degrees Fahronheit western crowd poured witness the throws his rays full on to sweetened with promises of help to will tako it as soon as nature lots face that every rock every detail of and Muntz metal and pure copper aro final cultingfup of the body leave the city in comfort that he told them The whole operation from its com- ¬ tho gigantic mass is revealed and also fairly satisfactory in these re-¬ the story in the dialect of a Southern Wrought iron gains in spects One thing only is a legitimate help field hand somewhat tempered by and that is putting the child on the mencement probably occupied five the whole seems closo at hand Then strength up to fivo hundred dogrees minutes but it seemed like a good he suddenly suffuses it all wilh gold residence in the North Divested of floor as soon as possible hut loses in ductility up to threo hun-¬ forlt to roll its quaint dialect his tale Is weirdly and kick for itself The floor should hour to me Canton Cor N T Truth and flushes the summit with a rosy dred degrees after which it gains cloud wreath until the splendor fades and perhaps morbidly interesting be thoroughly protected from draughts away into the dusk and the mount- ¬ Open hearth stcol is not affected in POSITION AND SLEEP I was locked up he said more and a warm rug or puff placed under strength by a temperature of five hun ¬ ain becomes more darkly mysterious than six months but I never thought the baby Then give him his fling in How to Secure the Greatest Amount of than in the morning Christian at dred degrees but its ductility is re-¬ Itest for the System I was going to be hanged until tho company with a fey rubber toy si and duced one half Arkaisaw Traveler woric According to Dr Granville the posi night before Then I knew the gal ¬ it will soon ho --found that the rug is ¬ lows was up and 1 got scored too small for him He becomes more tion effects sleep A constrained posiIt Is Well to Remember American Oysters They prayed with me all the enterprising jind manages to get off tion generally prevents repose while a Much was expected two years ago time and tried to keep me from by rolling hitching and scrambling comfortable one woos sleep Hosays That economy is a great revenue That not everyone who danccs is thinking of it but I didnt hear what This sort of exercise is perfectly nat- - iying flaton thc bnckrwitlr tho limbs from the rehabilitation of the oyster they prayed about I was too excited uraixoa ncaitny cnuo ana neips to relaxed would seem to secure the beds it being asserted that a spat of glad That it is as natural to die as to bo I didnt go to sleep all the night be-¬ develop tho soft legs and feet and to greatest amount of rest for the mus- ¬ somo magnitude had fallen all over tho cular system This is the position as-¬ kingdom but even if it had another born fore and when they came to fetch me digest and assimilate food Besides That tho road is never long to a I was so weak I couldnt stand up that the moral effect is to give the sumed in the most exhausting diseases year would havo hail to clapso before gave me a drink of whisky child a sort of self reliance1 Those and it is generally hailedas a tpken ol the beards of the young oysters had frionds house The sheriff revival when a patient voluntarily becomo of sufficient length to admit of That we havo all forgotten moro and then tied my elbows behind my who too long hold ihe baby back and took me along I knew there cheat him of just so much of turns on his side but there are sever- ¬ their appearing in public At the than we remember al disadvantages in the supine posturo present timo our local supplies aro de¬ That busy Jives liko busy waters were crowds around when I went to his little experience Let him scramble the gallows but I didnt seem to see and wallow regardless of mopping np1 which impair or embarrass sleep rived chiefly from the United States are generally pure That labor disgraces no man whilo them I heard somebody singing and the dust or getting grimy or if you Thus in weakly states of tho heart and and it certainly looks at present as if we would bo morbid conblood I joined in Then thejr pushed me up can not bear to see him dirty make ditions vessels and certain blood seems¬ bans for thesedependentofon tho Ameri- - man disgraces labor men are oflon pf the Jbraiii the luxuries the table for That tho strongest on tho gallows and I saw the rope and him a creeper of dark stuff to be the head years to come Glatgow Herald the most tender hearted rot scared again and tried to hang slipped off and on ai pleasure Soon to gravitate to tho back of dreams - Tli at lif is loo short to be spout j in back but they pushed mo along and he reaches up as all growing things and to produce troublesome In A grantto shaft recently quarrlco minding othor peoples business their In persons who habitually ¬ made mo stand up straight 1 recol- do or should and finds sofnef Ihing stoop there is io That ho who buys hath need of a lect their putting the noose on my neck above him to grasp then pulls himself gait or work consequent on probably by tho Bod well Gra tho Ctmpanyin some distress straight ¬ Vinalbavoi Me is larcist niece hundred eyes and ho who sells hath up tight but I was np and stands on his feet and drawing it The next thinking of whether they were going stage is walking by holding on to ening the spina Those who have con- ¬ of stone evcij qtiarrieQ pnarth amCif onough pf one tracted chests especially persons who erected will Le tho highcs largest That inclination nevcr wants an ex to hang me and all nt onco I dropped chairs the walls skirls of dresses and when they pulled a other intimate friends After that in havo had pleurisy and retain adhesions and heaviest single picco of stone now cusc and if ono wont drj therejirp a I had shut my eyes of the lungs do not sleep well on tho J standing or that ever stood so far us 3ozon otlnri ready at hand Good piece of cloth over my face but 1 time he walks Babies como to all thero is any record It considerably Housekeeping opened them then and tried to get my this as naturally as they cry when back Nearly all who are Inclinod to txeceds in length any of the Egyptian hand up to tear tho cloth off so I could hungry bat should never bo forced or snore do so In that position because obelisks Tho shaft is 115 feol long Many of iho destructive foroU fires the soft palate and uvala hang on tho cc but all at once I thought some one coaxed for the amusement of nuiJRue mm that organ falls back so 10 feet square at tho base and weighs n Cil fornia aro said 40 bo set by me a terrible blow on the head and elders Philadelphia Call hit e 4n tiiirtlv lrA lio tiri nf flirt Trlnrl- 50 tons ihocpand stock ralBcrswho to get Host my senses When woke up I rid of tho underbrush andhiako t5pch idea of electricity was pipe It is better therefore to lie on thonght sorno ono was phoking Diamonds were first set and pol- - pastures the coming season recklessly smc anu in me aosonce oi special roe and tried to get loose but given by the friction oftwolobes of llio let firei in the midst of great fgrealA diseases rendering it desirable to lie jhedin Bruges in 1150 Then it seemed u quicksilver in the year 1617i 1 couldnt on the y -1 cul-di-s- THE OLIMAX n if my head was bursting and 1 bw awful lights before my eyei and my feet and hands seemed o be so heavy I couldnt stir them Then great rings of all sorts of bright colors began at my eyes and went further and further oft growing bigger and fainter until I lost them My head fojt prickly alf over and sa did my hands and feet and I couldnt breathe and then I fainted Onco I knew I was being hanged but it was only foe a second When I awoke in the wagon I was worse scared than before and whoa I got out from under tho tarpaulin I thought I had been dreaming Then when my neck got to hurting mo so I knew what was the matter For weeks afterward I could hardly swallow and I couldnt turn my head and I cant now very much The cords are all stiff on ono side and drawn down The man told his story in almost coramon placo fashion but when he spoke of his life since it affected himT I can never go home again hj said and I can never see or hear of my friends again They were going to catch me and do it over again so Iran away Tve been knocking around ever since principally in Canada Hew Jersey New York and Pennsylvania but now I thought Id come up here where I might get somo light work to - FRIGHTFUL EXECUTION f The Awful Death of a Chinese Criminal LOCAL DIRECTORY LODGE DIRECTORY TIME OF HOLDING CITY COURT First Saturday in every month MASONIC Richmond Lodge No 2 meets 2nd and 41I1 Tuesday in each month B J NewLon JyPEEDSMITH Secretary W M Richmond R A Chapter No 16 meets 7rd Tuesday in each month W F FRANCIS H P D P Armkr Secretary RICHMOND COMMANDERY NO IQ County County Clerk Thomas Thorpe County Attorney J A Sullivan Sheriff N B Deaihcrage Jailor Georue V Mauptn Coroner Alexander Norrfs Surveyor B F Crooke Assessor John W McPherson Supt Public Schools Mrs Amanda Million CIT OFFICERS COUNTY OFFICERS Judge I C Chenaut E B WAUACB AND GOKTTR BUILDIKU ACT OR Ic prepared to do all kiad of Regular meeting first Tuesday in each month Visiting Sir Knights are courte- ¬ ously invited to attend J SPEED SMITH Eminent Commander Recorder D P Armer City Attornev A J Reed City Collector R A Barloyv City Clerk Wm G White CITY TOLICE Cityjiidgeil CRice ASD COIICALl WORK v AT THE MOST J J D Feency and J A Mcrshon CITY COUNCIL Reasonable Rates ¬ at Kirksville meets Saturday etening before the full moon in every month T E SHANKS W M J M Smith Secretary Madibon Lodge No 183 First Ward J Stone Walker Second Ward G W Evans Third Ward Owen McKee Fouth Ward J W Cnperton D Mitchell Mayor Kingston Lodge No 315 at Kingston meets Saturday evening before the full moon in every month JAMES M BOEN W M J C Witt Secretary Waco Lodge No 338 at Waco meets 4th Saturday in every month D G MARTIN W M W T Fielder Secretary John D Hamilton Lodge No 57S at Union City meets 2nd Saturday in every month JOHN HILL W M John G Taylor Secretary Daniel Boone Lodge No 454 at Fox towu meets 3rd Saturday in every month SANTFORD OLDHAM W M Jacob II Shearer Secretary Berea Lodge No 617 at Beiet meets Wm M ADAMS W M 1st Saturday J C Davis Secretary 00P meets every Monday night Hallon Main Street M B JUSTICES OF THE PEACECONSTABLESAND ILACES AND TIMES Of HOLDING COURT MONTHS FEBRUARY MAY AUGUST AND NOVEMBER Hw CE J en and in Ihe bes1 manner He is a thoroughly educated Carpenter and builder and those contemplating building will do well to secure an estimate from him Oilice at his residence on Ilallie Irvine Street Jlllj22 tf c2 M 1 Madison Lodge No 14 IOOF at Odd Fellows NG LJ Frazee Secretaryr ARBUCKLE Boone Encampment N040 meets every first and third Thursday at Odd Fellow Hall on Main Street Richmond Kv W L FARLEY C P L J Frazee Scribe 3 meets second Thursday in each month at Odd Fellows Hall R A BARLOW Captain At-ba- s- Richmond Uniform Degre Camp No L J Frazee Clerk KNIGHTS Richmond District No I D P Armer at Court House 3rd Wednesday WmJ y tilts at Court House ist Saturday Lyman Parrish Constable Foxtown District No 2 G B Million at Kings Store 3rd Monday Richmond Kanatzar in Buffalo school house 4th Saturday J S Chenanfrr Constable Union District No 3 Albertis Parks at Union City ist Saturday John A Turpin at Doylesville 2nd Saturday R in Lantcr constable Elliston Distrct No 4 Wm Benton at Waco 2nd Saturday John W Moores at Waco ird Saturday Charles Oldham Constable Yates District No 5 T J Coyle at Kingston 4th Saturday Leeland D Maupin at Speedwell 2nd Wednesday George Young Constable Glade District No 6 James M Wood at Bcrea 3rd Saturday John G Gal- ¬ loway at Whites Station ist Saturday R G Ballard Constable Kirksville District No 7 J M Cotton at Kirksyille 2nd Saturday Alexander Ray at Kirksville 3rd Saturday J M Foyvler Constable Poosey District No S J N Hendren at Cottons Store 3rd Monday Wm A Chandler at Reagans Store 3rd Friday S D Carpenter Constable Million District No 9 J M Long at Stapps Store 3rd Tuesday A B Neyv by at llolmans Store 3rd Saturday James A Harvey Constable SIS OC P m I D WEATHEBIORD DKAIKK IN FINS Ul Whiskies Brandies Wines c First Street RichmondjKy June 22 tf Cigars pO rssdu w 1 CD OP 1I0X0U -- Amity Lodge No 515 K of II meets everly Friday eiening in Odd Fellows Hall at 7 oclock W B BENNY Dictator James Tevis Reporter CHURCH DIRECTORY UBLIC SM CD I WILL SELL PUBLICLY ON Mexican Mustang Linimen Sciatica - BAPTIST Cane Spring Calvinist 1st Saturday and Sunday Pastor Rev Wiliam Ru pard Drowning Creek 3rd Saturday and Sunday Pastor Rev T L Law son Hays Fork 3rd Sunday and preceding Saturday Pastor Eld A J Tribble Pilot Knob 2nd Saturday and Sunday Pastor T L Lawson Kirksville Brick Church Saturday and Sunday Pastor Rev J AJames Republican 2nd Saturday and Sunday and Sunday after 4th Saturday- - Pastor Rev Saturday Dec 10 1887 On the premise 4 miles from Iticli niouil 1111 the Four Mile roail my per- ¬ gonal property 2 pieces of lanil and rent out my home place The person lumbago Bhenmatim Barns Scalds CtrRES Contracted Scratches Sprains Strains Stitches StiffJaints Backache Gallt Sores Muscles empties HorfAil Screw atty coiim Im of iiicliiiliiiK 5 Hir e 14 Yeurliiiu Steers 5 Milch Coyvn 3 Steer Calves 100 Bar- ¬ rels Cum 50 Bushels Wheat 50 lSuh elsOal 2500 Bund lei Oim 15 Tout Household and Kitchen Furniture Fnriiiing Ini plciiientsGrain and Stock Hay tome Straw and Fodder B O Stings Bites Brni33s Wen Swiaaey Saddle Galls Bunions Corns Spavin Cracks Ug THIS GOOD OLD STAMD BY ¬ 1 lie lands to be old consist of 60 Richmond ist and 3rd Saturdays and Sundays Sunday school 9 A M each ACRES mi the Four Mile road 3 Sabbath Pro er meeting Thursday night miles from Richmond known as the Walker lunil first clas with good Pastor Rev Imu e of three Richmond Predestinarian Services 2nd 32 ACRES on rooms and kitchen and same road known as Saturday and Sunday and 4U1 Sunday Harper laud 5 miles from Kiohmoud Pastor Rev E II Burnam My home pluce consists of Ackks Siher Creek 1st Saturday and Sunday well improved with good 81hoiioe 4 Pastor Rev B S Hunting miles Irom Richmond Union isUSaturday and following Sun- ¬ Terms made known on day of sale G Pond day Pastor Rev John Sde at 10 oclock Viney Fork 4th Saturday and Sunday DILLARD COX Pastor Rev J A James Waco United 2nd Saturday and Sun- ¬ day Pastor Rev Richmond First United colored Ser- ¬ vices 3rd Saturday and following Sunday in each month at 1 1 oclock A M and also 3 and 7 P M on Sunday Pastor Elder M Campbell w aceofflplMtes for eTerjbodr exMtlr what Uclaiawtl forlt Oeeof the reasons foe the great popalMttj of tbo Xoatasg LIbIbmbC Is fbuadlmlu aalversal applicability ETeryfeodj BcedssiKliaawdlcia beccb The LnmbermnnBeedaltliieMeotaccMeBC The Hoiievrife aeVd It forgeBwalrllr e Th e Cannier seetb It foe Mt Kuwud hat am Tho Mechanic aeedd It alwaii ok ato work and his stock yard The JHnerBfeJa K tawaeef miwgner The lloaeer seetblt eaatgtaleBwMaoat it The Farmer needs It ia ak bomm Ms ataUr The Steamboat man or tho IJontmaa The ITorse fancIcr seeds K 0 U2 CD seeds It la liberal supply afloat and ashore friend and safest reliance tbonsaatis of dollars aad It fe Ms beet Mas The StoeUCroTvcr Pianos and Organs Steinway Sons Hazleton Bros Christie The Uallroad man needs It awl wilt need n so long as bis life Is a roond of accidents aad dsagers The lTocltwoodanian Reeds K There bsoUi lBglike It as an antidote for the dasavrs to life limb and comfort which sarroasd the ntoeeer The merchant needs ttabost MsstereaaMsg bis employees Accidents will happen and when these coma the Masting IiaiawBt is wanted at earn economy- - Bes K of iroaMesare world K wlH KeepaBoltlelntheHonse Tlstbe besttt CATHOLIC Richmond Services 1st and 3rd Sun- ¬ Pastor Rev Father days 10 A M Haley self-conc- Keep a Dottle Io the Factory ItstenmedatM cse In case of accident seres paia ard loss of wages Keep a Bottle Always ia the Stable for ase when wanted - juue22tf UJlfftW DISCIPLES OF CHRIST k ¬ i ¬ - Flat Woods 3rd Sunday and preceding Saturday Pastor Elder J C Walden and other Pianos 5th Sunday PastorEld J W Harding Glade 4th Sunday andpreccding Satur- ¬ Chicago Cottaj Organs day Pastor Elder Colier Kirksville 2nd Sunday and preceding Saturday Pastor Elder Joseph Ballew PIANOS AND OfiUANS FOR KEST Mt Pleasant 2nd and 4th Sundays and Rent applied as part payment preceding Saturdays Sabbath school 10 A M Pastor Elder B C Hagerman Write For Prices and Terms Mt Zion 1st and 3rd Sunday and LUKE U MILWARD Pastor Saturday preceding 3rdSundav S and 10 W Main St Lexington Ky L H Reynolds Elder June 22 tf Richmond Services every Sunday Sunday school at 930 A M Prater meeting Wednesday evenings Union ist Sunday and preceding Satur- ¬ day Pastor White Oak Pond 2nd Sunday Pastor Elder L II Rej noldt New England DOUGLAS 0 par EPISCOPAL Richmond Protestant Services every Sunday morning and evening- - and on Pastor Rev W Y Friday evening Sheppard F OUND AT THE 0 Pi CD METHODIST Centenary M E ist Sunday morning and 4th Sunday morn- ¬ ing and night Prayer meeting every alternate Wednesday night Sunday school every Sunday morning Pastor Eld J F Grjder M E South 2nd Sun- ¬ College Hill day morning and night Prayer meeting every alternate Wednesday night Sunday school evefy Sunday morning Pas- ¬ tor Rev D P Ware Kirksville Pastor Rev S W Pecples frovidence ist and 3d bunday morn- ¬ ings Pastor Rev J A Henderson Richmond Sunday school South o o T J Scott Superintendent Services every 2nd and 4th Sunday mornings at II A M and every Sunday night at 7 P M Pastor Rev I A Henderson College Hill ¬ ¬ CO GROCERY OF HOUSE - - X DYKES ON J D - The Butelier Steaks jtlisf22tf Is prepared to supply lite customers with the best North Second Street A full and complete stock of STAPLE AND FANCY coup-de-gra- ce -- PRESBYTERIAN Bethel Meeting House 2nd and 5 Sundays Formans Chapel 4th Sunday Kirksville 1st and 3rd Sundays Pastor RevWm Crow Richmond South Services every Sun- ¬ day Prayer meeting Wednesday night Richmond North Services 11 A M and 3 P M Pastor Silver Creek Chapel ist and 3rd Sun- ¬ days Ford 2nd and 4th Sundays 1030 A M and 4 P M Sunday school 3 P M Pastor Rev L II Blanton D D MADISON COUNTY DIRECTORY CIRCUIT COURT GROCERIES Confectioneries Canned O oods Crreen and Dried Fruit ATTHELOWESTPRICES Pork Sausage and Mutton W L D0CGLVS 4 SHOE the erisiaal and only hand sened nelt4shoein th world equals eastern made hand sen ed shoes that cost from 6 to 9 ti and plenty of every thing in- - ray line This house is The only S3 SEAMLESS ouoein me world witn oat tactcK oe nAlls- Finest Calf perfect ntJ n4 3 SHOEbaiaS I Cl warranted CongressYvrV ISottoa and Lace all T styles toe As stylish jO v aou sorxoie as inose o ukuijccurtoiioys s au wear trie w a ejf i- jEPfl nKafEi A Judge J R Morton Commonwealths Attorney CJ Brors ton Master Commissioner J R Burnam Clerk W H Miller COMMON Wj ON jr j imuuiiss ft S3 bnoe Business A- - tfmkSM sha etam fU TV T nniToraQ ra RTrnf is nnea cetled lor heary wear If not aild by your dealer V L DOUGLAS writs Erocktoo 31as grHL fe SV cUll- - V law j H For sale in Richn ond b Strictly CASH Basis novitf rLEAS COURT 1 1 Judge T J Scott Master Commissioner S E Clerk W H Miller - Scott - TIME OF HOLDING COMMON PLEAS COURT First Monday in January ist Monday in June and3rLMonflay in October The best goods are kept and sold on very close margin for cash GIVE THIS HOUSE jr Ol TIME OF HOLDING CIRCUIT COURT Third Monday in March and Septem- ¬ ber TIME OF HOLDING CUARTERLY COUNTY COURT AND m I il 1 I -- The-first Quarterly Court fourth Monday in june22 tf Tanuarv Anril Tnlv anif lh 2nd Monday rm uctorier f ViCbuhty Court of Claims 2nd -- Monday iin July ounty Court first Monday ih ach month m Willies jurug store A TEIAE BSjC re-nOtf- WANTED f af LEXINGTON Cheapest Best Business College in Vie YorKt irtshett ITnar aJ Geld Medal smt ill tirr Confftfc er BkKreU JJ Werld a tor Ceaeral ilaiUeu MmUs Kotlaesa UTHitannilml lMt ef Fell BuT7 Cearse lnclCc Taiu atatleaeiy ta Pnmmnrninl Pnllnnn UUIIIIIIGIUICH UUIIGgG KT UNIYERSIH rxlU Ijaa KkrtHit4 WritLtr 1aeTT STt ruUMIiir -- iltTt ilertilT trgUrlirwllYlrGn4sti Jwiwas- pr221y Ezwmm

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