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KDNESDAY JULY SO 1m

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The Climax Printing CoIncorpora-

tetiANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR CONGRESSe are authorized to announce HON O O

IBKRT as a candidate for reelection to-

t ogress from this the Eighth ConcresMonalt i rlct subject to the action of the lJenoc tie party

Wo are requested to announce ROy rv I TE as a candidate for Circuit Court Clerkcu iect to the action of the Den o ratio arty

Ve are authorized to announce DAN HI KCK as a candidate for Clerk of the Mado Circuit Court su Eject to the action of thea fliocratlc party

I hereby announce rayolf all a candidate fort nomination fr Clir of t e Madi on rir

Ioiirt ubl tt in the i tiOI lIb Demor Jc ptV MO fngth l uiy n any friend in-

putt will favorably consider any cUimsl it I may have to the nomination if nomI ted I promise to use all honorable means to

ure my election and if elected to endeavorhave in the past to faithfully discharge

I IutIesasCIerlc Thanking the people forI t and future favors I am

RespectfullyS U THORPE

1e are authorized to announce GEORGE D1ITB of Whites Station as a candidate for

I rk of the Madison Circuit Court subject toi action of the Democratic party

FEUD desperoe sort is predicted as a ref-

ilL of the assassination ofMarshal Cockrill at Jackson

2athitt county

GOVERNOR BRCKHAM hasAppointed Dr M K Allen ofLouisville to succeed JudgeThomas R Gordon who re ¬

signed as commissioner oflakeland Asylum

THE Eight District Republiean CommittepmetatNichol ¬

asville Wednesday to select alate and place for the Con ¬

vention to nominate a repreN mtative to Congress to sucU ed Hon G G Gilbert

icholasville was chosen astle place and September 3 as1 0 date for holding the conv ntion So far there arej > Republicans announced

r the nomination

THE citizens of the usuallyI iiet little town of Danville

o just now greatly workedi i overan effort to have the

uthern railway extended toi tijir town They have disi ered that the only way toi t it is to dig up a sufficient

mber of dollars to pay theI sight and they are diggingj c all they are worth We

sh for their good that when1 3y get a road they could getLI re than a tailender

THE much boasted civilizan of the mountains seems

i have slipped a cog somey Breathittcounty which

j s leon the pride of theS ingelizers for years show

what schools andchurchest aid do in bringing law andi ler out of chaos has oncei re become the battle

nuidTjtll a record ofi rtyeight killed in sevenj mths and the war not

rtcdit looks like thosex 10 have undertaken the

1rk of civilizing and tamingi i feudist will have to take1 sh hold

iiFBroweCoLEXINGTON 1 KY

tJulyIeruoce

3AlEi jig Bargains

The coming week inallour departments

Dont MissThis opportunity to pur-chase splendid values atgreatly reduced prices

I willpay you to looku ier our stoc-

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JJEXINGTON Kyt I

F A HOPKINS was nomina ¬

ted at WesbLiberty Thursdayfor Congress by the Democratsof the Tenth distrct on thethird ballot CogressmanJ B White withdrew leavingJudge Amos Davis and L HLiwsDn contesting with HOD

kins On the third ballotLawsons strength went toHopkins

A dispatch from Tuscahosa Ala says State Geo ¬

logist Eugene A Smith hasreceived a notice from theSecretary of State that hehad received a request fromWilliam Jennings Bryan for aslab of Alabama marble to beused as a tiling for a mantel ¬

piece Mr Bryan is havingbuilt Euch State that hecarried in the last election isto be represented by a tileThe slab selected was takenfrom the university museumand originally came fromBlount county It is now inthe hands of Thomas H Wildman being prepared underthe direction of Dr SmithThe stone which is six inch-

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square and three inchesthick is n clear white onyx

WE WIlO edit newspapersknow about this little com-

ment¬

from the EarlingtonBee Every little whilesome of our friends tell usWe did so and so lastweek or

we went to such and such aplace and you did not sayanything about it in the paperNo we did not say anythingabout it from the fact weknew nothing about it Weate not gifted with a secondsight and cannot foretell thefuture If we could this pa ¬

per would be printed ahead oftime We are always glad tochronicle the movements ofthe people of our town andwill gladly 3o so if they willnotify us the week before in-

stead¬

of the week after theyhappenSemiWeekly Pro ¬

gressThe same condition of af-

fairs¬

seems to exist in our lit¬

tle village Several havejumped on us with both feetbecause we made no mentionof their being out of town forperhaps a day or two Care ¬

fully read the above andactlaccordinglyBaldwin

for sale Chtpcall at Douglas Crutchers or JoJSJoplin 2t

Osteopathy is in no sense relatedto faith cure The Osteopath adjustmisplaced parts stimulates torpid nrjrans sets free the vital forces iitttfluids inherent in the body that nutuiomay pursue her harmonious swayWhen this is done health ensues not asa result of faith but in spite ot doubt

MATRIMONIALVTKI

and Miss Bertha Shockle both of Bereawere married by Judge N B Turpiu inthis city last Wednesday-

ALIRIOIITBflocKMr Edgar S Al ¬

bright the talented young editor of theMt Vernon Signal and Miss LucyBrockwele married at the residenceof the brides parents in London Monday morning the Rev C T Kunyonand Rev McCarity officiating Immediately after the ceremony tho coupleleft for Owensboro to attend the annualmeeting of the Kentucky Press Asso-

ciation¬

They will also take in theouting with members of the associationwhich includes a visit to CincinnatiToledo PutinBay Sandusky SnrninOnt and Michigan points anti returnto Mt Vernon about the 29tl11wCLIMAX joins the press boys alloverthe State in extending the heartiestcongratulationsMCDOSALDBOoNEQulte

a stir wascreated in the social circles of Richmond Saturday afternoon when it be ¬

came known that Miss Fannie liooneand Mr Clifton McDonald Jr were tobe married at the home of Col J StoneWalker Only a few witnessed theceremony the guests being limited tomost intimate friends of Col and MrsWalker The marriage took Iplace atnine oclock the ceremony being rendby Rev Father Ryan Concerning theevent the CourierJournal of Sundaysays Society will receive a surprisethis morning in the announcement ofthe marriage of Miss Fannie Boone andMr Clifton McDonald which tookplace last night at 9 oclock at Rich ¬

mond There has been noprevious ¬

nouncement of the engagement of thocouple though their close friendsknew thrt they were to be married inthe near future Miss Boone went toRichmond several days ago with MipsCar I lie Walker who had been her guestfor several week and the marriagewas qnlotly solemnized at the homo ofher sister Mrs Stone Walker formerlyMiss Cora Wallace Boone Mrs Car-ne Morris Boone the brides motherwas present having gone to Richmondyesterday afternoon for the weddingMiss Boone is the daughter of the lateRowan Boone and the granddaughterof Mr George W Morris President iftho Mutual Life Insurance Company-of Kentucky anti former President if-the Louisville Gas Company She IM

one of the handsomest young women inKentucky Mr McDonald is the son ifMr and Mrs J 0 McDonald and abrother of the beautiful McDonald sis-ters

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as they are always knownMrsD A Hanahan Mrs Brannin SherleyMrs William Hixon of MankstoMinn Mrs Whitney Wall of DuluthMinn and Miss Ethel McDon-

ah1BIRTHS

EvANSiOnlast Friday to the wifeOf Mr L4PEvansa fine girl Dahl

The Lexington Cattle Sale Com-pany

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will hold asahi of fifty head ofShort Horn cattle in thA Tattertallsbuilding ydjoninjr fair grounds Tues ¬

day AURqttlo 12 EXCUIWOIU riteson sill ailroads Sate COMWUCCBproHlltJl rFiv tniI r-

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The Tragedy cf le1ee

Perhaps the most remarkable picturetaken by any of the numerous corres ¬

pondents and photographers who visited Martinque after the distraction of St

Pierro was a photograph of Mt Peleein eruption taken by Mr George Kennan on May 28 the date when thevolcano broke out into a tremendousexplosion inferior in volume only tothat which destroyed the city Time

story of Mr Kennani adventures infromImake an extraordinarily vivid anddramatic tale The photograph towhich we have alluded accompaniesthe Installment of Mr Kenans TheTragedy of Pelee which appears in theAugust magazine number of The Outl-

ook

Health is the inheritance of manand should be jealously guardedWithout it the wealth of Midas is butas dross while with it a thai is richthough he be a beggar This beinggranted it goes without saying that thepublic should eagerly investigate anynew discovery that may be made inthe art of healing Osteopathy if thuscarefully investigated will surely com-

mend¬

itself to time average personWhile its methods are a radical depart ¬

are from the principles which haveheretofore been accepted as the basis ofmsdical practice if th matter is onlylooked at without prejudice and thehuman body is regarded as but a com-

plex¬

machine It will be seen at oncethat Osteopathy is perfectly reasonableand rational

Acts ImmediatelyColds are sometimes more trouble¬

some ih summer than in winter its sohard to keep from adding to them whilecooling oil alter exercises One Min ¬

ute Cough Cure cures at once Absosutelv safe Acts immediately Surecure for coughs colds croup throatand lung troubles lin

ATLANTIC CITY EXCURSION

Via the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway Thuaday-

Aegust 14

The last excursion of the season willbe run to Atlantic City from Lexing¬

ton and Central Kentucky pointsThursday August 14 via the Chesa-peake

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Ohio Railway and Washing-ton

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D CThe round trip rate will be 14 from

Lexington Winchester and Mt Sterl ¬

jug and correspondingly low rates willbe made from other Central KentuckypointsTickets

will be good returning 12days from date of sale and will permitstopovers at Philadelphia and Wash-ington

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on the return tripThrough sleepers will be run from

Lexington for which the berth ratewill be 4

This excursion will permit a visit toNew York at very little expense

Atlantic City is the largest resort onthe Atlantic coast and a great varietyof recreation and amusement can bQ

found there together with the besthotel accomodations to be had

Full information and sleeping carreservations will be made on applica ¬

tion to GEO Wi BARNEY

Div Pass Agent3t Lexington Ky

The renewed business of the Na-

tional¬

Rebate stamp Co with officeand premiums at L E Lanes store hasmade it necessary for them to add lib-erally

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to there line of premiurrs Theyhave now on display an elegant as-

sortment¬

of goods which the peoplecan secure absolutely free ot cost bymaking this purchase of the merchantswho give Rebate stamps Dont conlound us with some irresponsible con ¬

cern who run the business a short timeand when tho people have collectedenough stamps to secure some articlethen leave tIme town We are hero tostay we have the business in Lexing-ton

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and many other towns in Ken-tucky

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Call and inspect our goods andsatisfy your selves that we mean busi ¬

ness Wo have added Rues Lacecurtains Portiers and many other arrtides to our list of premiums

Better Days

The Harrodsburg Democrat saysIt is not known by but very few

even by our older citizens that thefarm directly opposite the W E Lvenplace on the Shakertown pike andwhich sold the other day for 135 peracre and which is separated from theLyen tract by the Shakertown pikeand now owned by Mrs McCampbellwas bought In 1840 by John A Grimesat SW per acre a price which amazedthe neighbors and which was unpre¬

cedented at that time The purchaserhad come to title county from Madisonwhere he had edited probably the firstnewspaper ever published in that coon ¬

ty and brought a large number ofslaves with him and cleared a greatportion of the land which was then aforest He lived there and prospereduntil his death which occured 50 yearsago lie was the great grandfather ofMayor Hal Grimes

The newspaper business must havebeen a more lucrative employment 70years ago than it is today but we dontblame our predecessor for buying afarm

d Egg

The news papers during the pastweek have contained a number ofgood stories about the Richmond ElksFair and Carnival Time following fromthe Louisville Times is one of the bestwe have seen

The Louisville excursionists whomade the trip to Richmond last Satur

JudgeBarkerand while the party was waiting at therailway station for the train one ofthe Louisvillians discovered a manselling hardboiled eggs Instantlythere was a rush on the supply

Judge Barker heard of the discoveryand hurried to thq corner When hereached the place some one ban ledhim an egg saying that it was the last

oneThe Judge walked to a telegraph poleand smashed the egg There was a popand a stream of yellow juice njuirtedover the Judge while the crowd roared Some one hud rung in an over-ripe vncooked eggon him

Hows TinsWe offer One Hundred Dollars Re

ward for any caso of Catarrh that cannot beCureF 0knownFnilbusinessmadebyDruggistsfoleth

Walding KInnan Marvin Whole¬

sale Druggists Toledo OhioHalls Catarrh Cure is taken inter

nallv acting directly upon the blood

systamTestimonialsbottle Sold by all Drnjrciste

Halls Family Pillsure the best Ira1 Hie inspiration that comes out olabottle doe juc last long

DR FENNE-

RSKIDNEYand

BackacheAU diseases

BladderAlso

Dropsy FemaleTroublesCURE

Dont become discouraged There is a I

cure for you If necessary write Dr 1cnncr I

Ho has spent a life time curing JUSt suchcoses as yours All consultations

Your Kidney and Backache Cure hascured two very bad cases among our custo-mers the past year whom the doctors badgiven up J L STILL CO Woodland laDruggists SOc it Ask forCook Book Tree

07 IlTIlQlflAflfSiroCurcCtrctilarDrt-a v I I Wi IJDtIIUL Penner

Sunday ronnd trip rates on L A100 to Versailles

65c Nicholasville-70c u Irvino9cU Millers Creek

One fare to all other stationstfHave just received one ot the fin ¬

est lines of diamonds watches clockslamps candelabras and cut glass thathas ever been shown in RichmondCall and examine my stock before mak-ing

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a purchase in this lineapr30 tf L E LANE

Lost

A spotted sow weight about 300pounds A liberal reward is offeredfor her return to Powell Bros

July 16tf Richmond Ky

For Rent

Four rooms to rent cheap Well lo ¬

cated Apply to Thurman GroceryCo tf

Lost

A Knights Templar charm engravedwith name and No CommanderyLeave at this office and get reward

may tf G W EVANS

For Sale

Two splendid building lots in thebest part of the city One is 60x204and the other 100x300 For terms ap-ply at this office mch26tf

For Sole

I offer for sale my residence on Highstreet Lot is 00 x220 f J with new sta-

ble¬

and all necessary out buildingsHouse contains eight rooms and kitch-en

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all in good repair and will be soldat a bargain

tf Mrs Elizabeth CrowJuly Cost Sale at Eo V Elders Store

For 30 days we otTer our entire stockof clothing shoes carpets dry goodsmillinery mattings notions etc at costNow is the time to get bargains Ourloss your gain

Respectfullytf E V Elder

Cheaper Than Going Barefooted

120 pairs of childrens and Misses tanoxfords good style toes dark shadesizes 81 to 11 and 1l J to 2 Guaranteedall solid leather former price 123 willclose out tho lot at 50c a pair Comeearly and get your choice

tf Rice ArnoldResidence for Sate

A nice residence on High street con ¬

taining eight rooms hath room withhot and cold water the property ofMrs Cinda Karr For particulars callon or address either of the undersigned

MRS CIXDA KARK

W H DOUGLAS

julv23Jt Richmond KyReal Estate Agents

We will transfer buy or sell realestate of every kind city propertyspeciality We also collect rents andattend to the paying of taxes insuranceetc for a reasonable commission Calland see in at the State Lank < Trust

CompanyCCHEXAUIL and L P EVANS

apr16tf Real Estate

Poisoning The SpstemIt is through the bowels that the

body is cleansed of impurities Con ¬

stipation keeps these poisons in timesystem causing headache dulness andmelancholia at first then unsightlyeruptions and finally serious illness un-less

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a remedy is applied DeWittaLittle Early Risers prevent this troll ¬

tile by stimulating the liver and pro-mote easy healthy action of the bow ¬

els These little pills do not act vio-lently

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but by strengthening the bow¬

els enable them to perform their ownwork Never gripe or distress 1m

In Kentucky

One day when SenatorElect McCreary of Kentuckywas out lookingafter lime political fences he stopped be ¬

fore a house where there wasa well inthe yard and asked for ft drink

Sorry Mister responded the manof the house but there aint a dropon this hero place and I am gettingpurty dry myself

Isnt there any water in the wellexclaimed McCreary-

Of course there is blurted out theman I didnt know you wantedwater I thought you wanted a drink

From time New York Times

Off to Mammoth Cave

Company E of the Second Regimentof State Guards will leave on the SM5L N train this morning for the StateEncampment at Mammoth Cave Theregiment will be in camp until August9 and the boys are expecting to havean unusually gay time The new uniforns for the company were distributedMonday and the boys say now that thethe company jhat makes any bettershow will have to hustle The folowing roll of officers and menI Captain J J Greenleaf

First Lieutenant Joe TevisSecond Lieutenant Jennings Manpin

Surgeon Dr Moss QibsonPrivates

Wallace Hudgins B E YatesSnyderEmmett0 Duncan P CobbPark Coffee H R PratherJack Bmnstnn Waller SamuelJas L Bolton Walter VernonDudleyWinFrank Davis Henry CarlisleJameR Davis Dave HamiltonThomas Turpin Forrest PrattChristopherStattB Calsher Len PrattRobert Golf Joe Gentry

ParkerJnmesFrsd Devore Eugene ShanksHenry White

The noncommissioned officers tobe announced this morning are 1stsergeant Prather 2nd sergeant Taylor3rd sergeant Hudgins 4th sergeantDudley 5th sergeant Million Corpor-als Gentry Reeves Duncan and White

treatingdiseasegards disease as time product of an ob-struction to or derangement of nerveforce and circulation and undertakesby manipulation or by manual stimulior inhibition of nerves and nerve ecuters to remove obstructions or correctthe derangement eo that nature mayresume her perfect work

People who write anonymous letterswvkieiitly dont b UOve in fcigim

i

Dr Hobson dentist next doorto Government build n jr-

tf Richmond KyHave S L Midktff to repair your

old vehicles and make them good asnew tf

S L Midkifl makes a specialty ofputting on rubber tires Give him atiial order tf

The L A Sunday trains are be¬

coming very popular try them Lowound trip rates to all stations tf

SoJ Midkifl can supply you withany kind of a vehicle you desire andthe prices are always right Glvebima call tf

My stock of Jewelry cut glassetc was never mow complete thannow and mv prices will please every

bod yaprGO If L E LANE

If your watches clocks or in fact

repairingtakethe best apr30 tf

Your city taxes are nowdue Please call and settle

L P Evanstf City Collector

Meat dishes 10 cents each onehalf gallon buckets 5 cents eachcoffee 10 cents per pound

TEX CENT STORE

Next door to Government lildgaprO lyr

Senator Jas n Hctreaiy Disposes of Valuable

Proptrty

A big deal in Blue Grass farm landswas consumated by privatesale yester ¬

day says the Lexintton DemocratMr John Ti Hughes the well knownhorseman purchased from Gov JasBMtCreary 383 acres on the Maysvillepike The price paid was 4GOOO orabout S120 per acre

Tihs property is bounded on threesides by the estate of Mr Jas B Haggin Mr Haggin has held to one price

100 an acre for all of his purchases inthis vicinity and has repeatedly offeredMr McCreaiy this sum for his holdingTime exGovernor has always held outfor a larger offer and yesterday his representative and Mr Hughes came to ¬

gether on the price at which the salewas made

Dissolution Notice

The drug firm of Stockton 1 Hasan was dis ¬

solved by mutual consent July 25 1S03 MrIlagan retiring All claims against the oldfirm should be presented at the drugstore forpayment All parties Indebt id to the old firmmust call and settle at once

30II4t STOCKTON HAG AN

Prof R C Adams-OF PANOLA KY

peopleMadlsoDto teach Ten Days Mmical Con-Tentions

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chorus and voice Alsoto conduct the music for pretracted meetings and any publicgathering Can furnish malequartette for special occasionsPlease give ten days notice

3C1 Cm

Soda Popis a purely temper ¬

ance drink It is thething for this season

Cecil Catron

Iarc manufacturing aquality of

SODA POP

of all flavors and wishto place it on sale inevery town and villagePrices extremely low

Cecil CatronJunction City Ky

nThe CXOTF Rij

will discontinuerunning low rate

Excursions on Sun ¬

days to CincinnatiW C Rinearson G PA

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Natures

SignalsKDo your eyes blur at times

readingAre ¬

achesAre the muscles around the

eyes drawing wrinklesand crows feet Theyare-

Naturesf

Danger Signals

Only when sight is goneis the terrible danger realizedIt costs so little to helptheeyes if done in time cangive the early help later Ihave to refer the work toOculist

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tI the eyes la+ most Intelligente carrfnl manner j4 charge It glMea ndj+ needed teeD supply+ correct lenses+ In any manner desired

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Optician and Jeweler

Main St v Rkhnjowi KyArara>ld M a 2 r

Notice to Creditorsr

All persons holding claims againsttho Richmond Elks Fair and CarnivalAssociation are requested to presentsame to Secretary D R Tevis at onceor same will be barred

2t H H Colyer Pros

WALTERSCollegiate Institute

++James T Barrett PrincipalJ-

ohns Hopkins University

Robot F Hntdieson AssociateHaroiMenSidney College+A Highgrade Boys School

that promotes thorough scolarship and correct habits ofstudy

Affords a SplendidGeneral Education

Prepares Indents for entrancein-to

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the host Colleges and forhiirlier standing in many institu ¬

Lions

Offers these advantages-An advanced Commons e n s eCourse of Study Thoroughpainstaking instruction by wellqualified and experienced teach-ers

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Firm disciplineStudy hoars in the school room under

the personal supervision of tininstructors Beautiful and health ¬

fill location with the commodi-ous C U buildings and groundsModern and well equipped Gym ¬

nasium Good Athletic Field

Next Term opens September 3Callon or address

JAMES T BARRETTjuly22nt RICHMOND KY

Public SaleI WILL ON

Saturday August 30At 10 Oclock A M

on the premises sell to the highestbidder the farm known as the ColReuben Munday farm situated inMadison county Ky 9 miles south ofRichmond and 2 miles from Kingstonlying between the Big Hill Turnpikeand the Muddy Creek road containingabout 450 acres with good gubstitialdwelling tenant house two good barnsand all other necessary outbuildingswith the best cave spring in Kentuckyin the yard good land lies well andmostly in grass It will be offered as awhole ands two separate tracts withprivilege of accepting the best bidPrivilege of seeding will be given thepurchaser and full possession January1st 1903

iERMSOnelhinl cash time balancein one and two years equal installmentsbearing 6 per cent interest Anyonedesiring to look at said farm before thesale will call on Mr James Hubbardon the premises who will take pleasurein showing it to them For any fur-

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particulars address

R H Bronaugh AgtCrab Orchard Ky

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White Sulphur andApChalybeate

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giJune 1stlt October 1st

On the Louisville At¬

lantic R R awl time Ken ¬

tucky Kiver In the midstof Mountains and Roman ¬

tic Scenery The WhiteSulphur is u specific f forskin and kidney troublesthe Chalybeate naturedtonic Hot Sulphur Bathsin the house For furtherparticulars address

W R ThomasManager

IRVINE KENTUCKY

Public SaleO-

NTHijR DAY AU U T 14 1

I will sell on the premisesat public outcry at threeoclock p m the residenceof the late R X White de-ceased

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Situated in Rich ¬

mond Ky at the corner ofthe Barnes Mill and Lancas ¬

ter turnpike roads Theplace will first be offered inthree separate tracts andthen as a whole and will besold so as to realize the mostmoney for it

The first tract beginsat thecorner of D M Chenaultsresidence and runs 200 ftwith Lancaster Avenue andback 735ft totheplank fenceIt contains 4i acres of landand on it is situated the dwell-ing

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house and outbuildingsThe se2ond tract at

the poipt on Lancaster Aye ¬

nue where tlie first tract endsand runs with IAncaster AYe¬

nue 175 feet to the intersec ¬

tion of the Barnes Mill roadthis lotcontains4 10100 acresplankfence

The third tract fronts onthe Barnes Mill road and con ¬

tains 7 54100 acres of landThe terms of sale will be

announced on the day of saleA R BURNAM

WhiteTu1y28

BEGINNING

July 1stI WILL SELL FOR

TenDays =

At the Hours From8 to 3 oclockat js

Absolutely Cost

The Following ods

Lawns Dimities OrgandiesGinghams Percales MadrasPiques Swisses allover Lacesin white cream and blackBabies Lice and Swiss CapsRibbed Vests and Union SuitsHopsacking for Skirts Den ¬

ims Oxfords etc for Skirtsand Suitings Cotton Nansook

InsertinnoIsome of the Bargainstp I

OWEN S McKEE

GREAT CLEARING SALE O-

FCLOTHINo

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