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MOnroe Rose had a fencing one

j iylast werkJ and had n good

Ij >craadat handsund got a good

dR3work doneir iw > Floyd Clark anti wife and son

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W T Swango of ° MillersbUrg>lii engaged of Charley Cecil five 2

> yearold Steers for September dect t livery at r12 Ibj <

OuT bettor seveneighths folds

4 the pftpora and does mailing forilSQ postpfllccs and but for this as

rr r Distance we will be swampedflri2ttOl receipt of an invitation Rush

fLf vSwahgo and his sister Molly en7 tkrYjoyed themselves immensely at an

4 apple cutting given at the home of-

tt i l > Charlie Fallen of Gilmore Friday

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titiIn an altercation at this place-s Bud Maple cut Curt Lacy across

< i rtheleft wrist severing the super>

c r > I flciallsvole artery from which he

fir would have bledt to death but forJ

t1f the prompt actIOn of Drs Nickell

E n Y and NaldeGk° Mattie Perkins consort of+ > 4 iMrs6

J the late W C Perkins notice ofof whose funeral see elsewhere has-

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the thanks of the editor and his

i1 better even eights for an extraf large fine fat frying chicken and a

r japplesJi° ft Neola Is a postofllce only fiveiniles fromHazel Green and yet to

> i reach itby letter the missive must-

SaoUt 5 to Torrent 20 miles thence

r rC over the LE to Jackson some

< << 140 miles thence over the 0 Kit to its destination some 25 mileslt ctniore

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Mifhc funeral of our late friendi 7 Salid fellow citizen Wiley CPe-rkitins will be preached by Dr Center4Sa Yf >yObf this place and Rev John Adam

°tS XoLWest Liberty at the grove near

the Johnson schoolhouse on Lacy

k ercek on the fourth Sunday in thismonth And there will be dinner

tMMon thoground for all who attend

j and overybody is invited< icti i WmFlnn of Lima 0 obtained

fhlf excellent results from the use of

7 sFoleys Kidney Cure It relievedmy backache and severe pain

r over the hips It toned my systemand gaveme new vim and energy

3 > >It is an honest and reliable remedyft sure cure for all kidney diseases

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t A Carlisle dispatch says Wal

> J iter Cook a teacher in tho Saltyelldistrict icliolas county sent the

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4tenyear oldson of Arch Reedhome for bad behavior in schoolThe orother and father of theboy met Cook on the road and de ¬

manded an explanation at the samei j time it is cjaimed displayiny wea-

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Cook simply said the boycould uotHtay in his school Words

tt i followed and George Reed brother of the boy shot Cook twice

r> through the loft lung Reed came

>ta this city and gave himself upiHol raSflodgcd in jailto await dotvolopmcnts

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plete Undertakers Stock HearsesWagons and Embalming outfitMust be Bold < Address M CBaum Administratrix jorH ClayMcKee lilt Sterlfng Kyj JI

Organize

A company with 25JOOO capitalstock has been organized to mine

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August Court

About 4000 cattle on the marketThe quality Wag common We didtrot see K firstclass set of feedersfor sale Prides were good consid-

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the cattle offered Some salesOf flOOlb steers at 5c i bulk of salesat 4o or less yearlings at Hto 4f for tile best common at 4 t-o4r heifers at 3 to 4o cows at 2Jto 3Z bulls at 3c Trade was a

little slow in the morning but some

bettor in the afternoonAbout 2000 sheep for sale

Stock ewes selling at 225 to 2 50

per bead Wethers at 3c mountain lambs at 3 to 8c50 to 001 bsin weight

A good crowd present lit thepens witha few buyers6ut of theistnte

SALES

Rice fc Robards sold G T Foxeighteen 890lb cattle at 4c V

Os j1r loss sold ten 1060lb cattie to Greene A Lyman jit 4fc

Stafford Son sold fifteen 900 Ib

cattle to Oliver Howell at 5o

John Tlose sold twelve 750lbyearlings to Jno T Magowan at4 34c

George Barrow of Nicholascount bought a lot of 000lb heif-

ers of H 13 Little at 3

W M Jones bought sixteen 800lIb cattle of Lafo Risener at 465

Walker Buckner of Bourboncounty bought 8800 Ib steers ofItC Quisenberry at 405

Boone Wade bought a carload otbulls at 275 to Sets

Keaton and Van Ioose sold fif ¬

teen 700lh yearlings to W JBryan at 4 cents

Mrs E D Marshal sold five800 lb heifers at 4 cents to MrLaughlin at Paris at 4 cents

iJH Downingof Fayette Cobought twentyfive cows and heif ¬

ers paying from 3 to 3 12 centsLee Allen sold fifteen 500 Ib

yearlings toM P Thraxton ofBourbon county at 4 12cents

Green Allen sold ten GOO Ibheifers at 3 cents

Dan Welch bought a lot of 900Ib cows of W P McDonald lit 3cents Mr Welch bought a car¬

load of heifers paying 3 14 to 3

12 Mr Welch also bought acar load car load of mountainlambs weighing from 50 to 65 lbsat 310

H S Caywood of Bourboncounty bought fortyfive 775lbcattle at 430 and twentyfiveyearlings at 4k

JiI Rose sold to Jphn WThompson thirteen GOOlb yearlingsat

4cWM Jones of Bourbon county

bought thirty 850lb steers ofKeaton fc VanHoose at 41 2 centsA good many other sales made atabout the prices givenc

HOUSES AND MULES

Mule market in fair shape and agood many sold Miners Ut soldat 75 Fifteen hand mules at8100 to 110 16J mules at 125 toIp nrVrof 111 han1 m1Ararrmules heavy at 3Jand one at

175Horseswere in demand unda

good many sold at fair i TY Davis of Winchester bought 3

horses at 150 to 200

Mr Patterson of Lexingtonbought two horses at 100

W W Adams of same placebought twolhorses at x100 to 125

Many other sales at 100 andless

HEREFORD BULLS

I have for sale three pure bredHereford Bulls ready for serviceFor information apply to-

HLGREENE5 4t Grassy Ky

Congressional Convention

The KepubHwnn of the TenthCongressional District met in con-vention at Winchester on Thurs ¬

day The honor of a nominationwould have gone to Judge W Mleckncr if he had consentedto accept it He declinedandthen the nomination

°idf John G

White the merchant of that townwas unanimous

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Is Your Flour Trade SatisfactoryYO-

U OAK MAKE IT 80 BY 8KL-

LINOPARADI6A FL06RThe quality cannot be surpassed and the profit is more than onthe flour you are now handling as we arc making n very attrac ¬

tive price to introduce it The result catnot fall to be satisfac ¬

tory both to yourself and your custo-mersChilesThompson Grocery Co

Wholesale Grocersand Seed MercYharitp

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FITTED FOR COLLEGEK rt w

By taking the complete course in our CITY SOHO DIIlir The course of stuly has beenso enlarged that the graduates from

our school now serve two years in taking a College Course v w46

r 734We can accommodate thirty or forty pupils

outside the districtt For terms etc apply to

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W H STROSSMAN JR SECRETARY

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G AR ReunionSeptember l45andlE61002 isL Sutton former Sheriu of

the time set apart for the G A RWhitney county committed suicidereunion witch will be held with theat Williamaburg by leaping from a

Lick Post ExtensiveSutSalt prepar ¬

bridge into Cumberland riverations are being made to make thiston had been mentally unbalancedan event of unusual interestsince the assassination of William

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Goebel immediately followingwhich ho figured in a sensationalKilledoutbreak in Louisville Ho was inAt Elkton Ky MissLou Bailey

jjail for a time under suspicion of aged 16 years accidentally killed

complicity in the assassination herself by the discharge of u pistolconcealed under a pillow

Manufacturers Of all Kinds C E Day of Morehead sold aHave you ever had Employers combined horse for 180

Liability Insurance explained to S

Iyou If not then you should atWantedTo buy iifn policies lapsed and unonce I would be pleased to call kind Will pay cashand explain and quote rates to anylapsedany at my office Tradersone buildingH WATSONS1 40trfv M tfSterling Ky 24 tf Mt Sterling Kyp

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IN THE EYES OF THE LAWII

A Man May Be legally Sane ThoughReally Quite Otherwise

When iis one insane In the eyes of

the lawIt is a curious act that Q man may

be mentally unsound to striking de ¬

gree and yet be sane legallyIf a man stopped you on the street i

and pointed out a herd of blue ele-

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on a housetop and you lookedup and could see no elephants of anykind says the Now York World youwould naturally consider the innn in-

sane

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and believe it a duty to 1Have himput in charge of the law Yet if thatwere as far as ho wont he would not beIlegally insane Ho would be simplysuffering front illusions

To be insane he must have delu ¬

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Ifa man whom you knew to be aprosaic keeper ofa delicatessen shopwere to tell you he was John D Rock ¬

efeller and that his brother wasamoer fr something somcwhori theIthe Bombay side you would naturalllII

1ly consider him insane If you canshow that thc s1atcmentl of Insuredelusions he may be declared llegallyinsane

But you would have to declare inwriting that the man was not JohnD Rockefeller and to prove that theother things were as equally untrUEThis nevertheless is a wellmarkedcase of delusion and outright insanity

But supposing the man claim dthat he was nightly visited by B

quos ghost and that he could nIItrumpets throughout the day youcould not incarcerate him In thesecases he saw the ghost and heard theItrumpet There was a physical h

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illusionsWe

his concepts They were merely

of us suffer from sonic balIlucination We look down a railwaytrack andff<ee that the two line cun ¬

verge That iis a hallucination of theoptical sense The lines do not con-

verge¬

but only appoar to do so owingto the tendency of our eyes toconcenirate toward a given point

The law is equally careful in decid ¬

ing whether or not a criminal isprompted in an offense by insanityTo bo held guiltless of a crime a manmust be proved unable to distinguishbetween right and wrong Thus sup¬

posing you arein a railway carriageand the man in the opposite cornersuddenly tells you you are an evilspirit trying to claim his soul tthat hewill not allow you to do so and that heseizes you and strangles youthatman will be brought up for trial andsent to a lunatic asylum

But supposing a man you hadnever before seen murdered you andwhen brought up for trial said with ¬

out the slightest foundation that youhad plotted against his position andproperty and were always seeking todestroy him he would not be exemptfrom punishment because he killedyou with full knowledge that he wasdoingwrong He is not exempt frompunishment on the ground of insan ¬

ity

SMOKED A RUBBER CIGARtrI

Victim Hlmrffelf Did Not Know It ThoughEverybody Else Did

Some of the clerks in the war do¬

partment played a joke on a wellknown clerk in the telegraph office

the other day They got a cheap ci ¬

gar says the Washington Star filledit with small pieces of rubber andthen gave it to the telegraph innHe is always playing practical jokeson his fellows and they were merelytrying to even up He started in towork as usual and puffed vigoitmslyon the cigar lIe must have had acold in his head for he didnt reemto notice the foul smell that soonpermeated the atmosphere Hisassociates could hardly stand it how ¬

ever but they didnt know about thecigar The odor finally became overpowering and tWmell of rubber wasunmistakable Tvs there had beensome trouble with the telegraphicapparatus the innocent victims con ¬

cluded from the smell that the in¬

sulators had caught fire An expertelectrician was summoned from theWestern Union office and spent sometime examining the switchboard con ¬

nections It was not until after hereported that there was nothing atall the matter with them that thetruth dawned upon the operators thatit was merely a cure of bad cigarIt was a curious commentary on thesmokers taste that he didnt knowhe was not smoking tobacco untilthose around him informed him ofthe fact T

Gorge W Farris of Cave CityKy was killed and his brotherDaniel E Farris probably filthilyinjured in a railroad wreck at Hum ¬

mond Ind Sunday

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EversleySeminary I

continueWe will hove schoolCMihhtlopctfitlgMonday September 1 1002

1 Competent coqt9 of teachers ling brewengaged mid every effort will be muclc to

educationalhtstitutionStnteToendeavorspar-ents of Montgomery and adjoining couuUs

Further jmrticularf given laterMRS NANMB K HIBLEK

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AllI kindsof feed

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Paris Greenstrictly pure also blowers for applyingsame Cobalt White Hellelwre London

InsectldilesKennedys Drug Store

SH11 m BARGAINS

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PRUDENT BUYERS

We are offering for the nextfew weeksourentirv fxtensitline of

FurnitureCarpets

Carpetslviattii

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Rugsit greatly reduced prices

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to come and take advan-

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of our Midsum merQSale

You can makegood inouw-

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