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TIME TABLE

24 north 1105 a m26 north 132 a m

23 south 157 P 1P

25 South L 144 a m

JAS LANDRUMntli

MAS Off1C

Ashland Lodge No 510 iflests 2rd MonJay 10 Am

CHURCHES

ChristianHolds services 1st 3r 1 SundayI

atllaoii and at 630 pmPresbyterian Holds services on the 4th

SundayBaptist

Church Sersices on the SecondSaturday night and Sunday SundaySchool at 9 a m every Sunday Prayermeeting oil Tuesday nights

PERSONAL f D-

01HERWISE

i JauiesT Adams is in Louisville

CC William s is in Virginia onlega business

George Johnson was in frOth

Orlando Tuesday

James Crawford bras here Mon¬

day on business

Pleas Ramsey has gone to Pleas =

ant View to work

Brack Graves of Livingston visit ¬

ed relatives here this week

J T Adams took in the conven¬

tion at Richmond Monday

Mr John Cress of Garrard was

here Wednesday buying stock

The school per capita for thisyear will be 245 for each child

Miss Alza Thompson is visitingrelatives in Lincoln and Garrard

Miss Ellen Butner of Wildie at¬

tended the Lexington fair last week

Mrs Anna Shumate of nearBrodhead is very sick with typhoidfever

Mrs James Painter andchildrenol Corbin are visiting Mrs Essie

PainterSquire

Dannie Owens and A E

BrodheadaMonday

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17r5 R E Thorn psbn of Lan =

taster is viiiting her mother Mrs4W M Poynter-

A motion for a new trial in thecare of Caleb Powers was overruled by Judge Cantrill

Mr N D Wilmot of Gum

eyeI5ightJ E Singleton traveling sales¬

man of Livingston was with ourMerchants here Wednesday

Mr W T Brooks of HazePatch passed through on Wednes ¬

days train to Paint LickSquire Granville Owens one of

Brodheads most enterprising citiz-

en was iii town Monday on busi

nessHonG 11 Davidson was here

Tuesday confering with Dr WilHams the Republican ifominee for

CongressMiss Delora Brown of Commerceheretfreturned hmc1

Monday Morningt

Miss Annie Thompson wentphone with her cousin Miss Fannie

t Thompson of Preachersville to

spend a few days-

Mpsdames D N Williams andClep Brown and Judge Williamsreturned Friday froiii Mallory

Srjns The Judge is slightly

c Ywproved in health

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j E A Herrin of Livingston was

yesterdayIi Mrs Ella Baker has been on K

j visitfto lelatives in Bern

IV M Fields was on yesler1I days train going to his

<new home

Iin j

ILincolnC

Eugene Mullins andI

llountaiihIO P Taylor of Green county

formerly of Rockcastle was hereon business this week

Dr J B Owsley of Stanfordcame up Tuesday to attend theburial of J J < Williams

HH Baker has sold his farm

which is known as the Langfordplace to Rob Leger for 2000

T A Stewart ot Vildie spentSaturday and Sunday with relativeshere He will enter Centre College

this fall-

Miss Hattie Car of Villiam5lburg and Miss Hamm ofLivingston were the guests of theMisses Colyer Sunday last

Ance Boreing will run a restaur-

ant

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and icecream parlor duringthe Fair at the Albright stoird ad-

joining Watsons drug store

Mr James Pennington of Jack ¬

son county is here visiting his broth-er

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Dr 11 Pennington He willenter College here again this fall

The Republican convention whichmet at Richmond Monday nomi-

nated

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Dr John vI Williams ofRockcastle asa candidate for con ¬

gressMr

and Mrs Allen Hiatt attend ¬

ed the funeral services of J J Wil-

liams

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here Tuesday Allen saysevery body in his section are forturn pikes

stars LOU Bouhvare of Kingston I

accompanied by her nephewDick Boulware came Monday toattend the burial of her brotherMr Williams-

J W Cromer of Long Blanchand Miss Valencie Pittman daught ¬

er of Jonas Pittman of Level Greenwere married in the County Clerksoffice yesterday by the Rev B S

Davault

Win Fish aged 73 j and for 20

years Circuit Clerk of this countydied at hitf home iiear Wildie Sun ¬

day The burial took place Mon-

day

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at the Hiatt biirrying groundTlie funeral exercises were conduct ¬

ed by Rev Mart Owens

Allen Hiatt hada barn burnedabout ten days ago thought Idhave been set by some petty thiefor tramp who was looking to see

what he could find He lest sever-

al

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bushels of wheat corn and oatsbesides other little things

e

Billy Moss Chasteen who iswanted in this county for variousand sundry offenses vas arrested by

Deputy Shff Wood and Jailor Griffin in Richmond last Monday nightand immediately brought here andput in jail Some of his trials areset for tomorrow

Remember the Brodhead fair nextWednesday Thursday and FridayThis is a county enterprise andevery one should turn out and helpto make it a success If we wantour county to grow arid get betterthoseiI things which help to itproveit

Judge Col Iyer L W Bet riirGeo Griffin Sam Lewis U G

Baker W T Short W A B

Davis of Mt Vernon W R andW B Dillion of Livingston J T

andH H Wood Bogie Phillips

and J R Gatliff of Wildie and JW Tate and B A Riddle of 3rod

head were the delegates from thisI county who attended the Republi ¬

I

can District convsntiou sit Rich-

mond Monda

II11rs F L Thompson is quite

sickTakeyour wife and children to

the Brodhead fair

funeralIv

of tis un leJ J Williams Tue jay

J1 lorGS Griffin has sold ahefarm near Maretburg which hebought from the Houk heirs to

Bert Owens for 2600

Mrs L B Adams went to PaintLick esterday to see her niectMiss Callie Adams who is very ill

of typhoid fever

Ex Gov Jas B McCroary andGov Beckham open the campaign

ISept13rdat the county seat of eachcountyin the state I

The motion to dissolve the in ¬

junction procured by the RockcastleStone Co against Ky FreestoneCo will be argued by Messrs L VI-

and B J Bethurum for the defense I

toulorIrowrvrorowIJudge Williams pays a veryhigh compliment to the JosephPrice Infimary Stanford MrsPatty Brown is a splendid matronsays he the best of nurses to carefor you and Drs Peyton Carpen ¬

ter and Brown three of the ablestphsicians in the State to prescribefor you

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We feel ourselves under manyobligations to H S ThompsonG B Thompson M Lee JamesSingleton and W H Cullip for

the many favors done us and thevaluable assistance rendered in

helping us get new subscriberswhile attending the G A R atWoodstock last weekINOTICEThe ot theBrodhead Fair in getting out theircatalogue failed to get in two veryimportant premiums whichwegive as follows

Best mule i year old and tinder r

two 352 to ist and i to sec¬

ondBestpair ofnitiles 2 years old

andunder 3 5 2 50 to first

150 to second and i to third

In County Court Pryor Sextonwas fined i and cost for breach ofthe peace Jacob Clark 5 and cost

on same charge Alfred Owens andClay Miller r each for beingdrunk Allredand Steve Owens

250 each for shooting in the townof Livingston B Ash and Clay

Miller 20 each for desturbing re-

ligious

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worship at New Hope EdMcClure and Jim itaan 250each for shooting on public road

Robert Riddle 5 for strikng Mrs

Hurt

A MISTAKE

In gettirigout the catalogue of

the Brodhead fair we made a mis-

take oil premims Nos 85 and 86

No 85 should said Best Berkshiresow any age special premims by

R B Lancaster Mining Co Leb ¬

anon Ky i bbl Lafrance FlourValne 600 instead of i as it ap ¬

pears in catalogue

No 86 should said Best Boarany age 2t0 1st t to 2nd 3

instead of 500

J J WILLIAMS DEAD I

J J Williams aged 73iied of

keart trouble at his home in this I

place at 645 a m Monday morn

iug For several months it had

been a struggle between life and

death with hint Not since his

storehouse burned here three

years ago this summer has he

tried to engage in any active busi-

Ness

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more than to look after his

already large accumulated fortunett Mr Williams was the wealthiest

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man in the county and one of the

wfew of our citizens who has suc-

ceeded

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in making an independentfortune He laeves awife andsix children to mourn the loss ofa

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devoted husband and a kirr anddIesAhave heard it said y that there11ie llohi heaIwas uot willing to do for his fami ¬

ly his familys pleasure was hispleasure and that we can say ofbut few then The funeral servi¬

ces took place from the Christianchurch at 8 a m Tuesday morning conducted by Rev Cole afterwhich the burial took place iII thecemetery

A telegram from Alliance Ne ¬

braska late Sunday eveningbrought to the friends and rela ¬

tives in this county the sad news

of the sUdden and untimely deathoi B C Richardson Mr Rich¬

ardson left this county early in theSpring and went to Alliance Ne-

braska

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where he erected a fine

brick building and engaged in thegrocery bus less OUlast Sunday j a strolling musician by thename of Cline came into his placeof business accompanied by a ladyCline was very boisterous andduring the conve ation the lady

became oifendedat some remarkmade in the store bywhom it was

made is not known anq Cline iniJI mediately started a fight in whichhe was knocked down by Richaid =

son Cliue aud the woman wereboth put out side of the buildingand went off everyone thinkingthe trouble was over but Cline

soon secureda revolver and re¬

turned hunted Richardson up andas soon as he found him openedfire one shot taking effect in the

stomach and the other in the

shoulder Richardson died Sun ¬

day night Cline was an estcd

and placed in jail Mr Richard ¬

sons remains were brought toBerea his old home Wednesdaymorning where the burial took

place Wednesday afternoon Rich¬

ardson leaves a wife and six child-

ren besides a host of friends to

mouin hits loss

The cases of Hen 13 Youtsey

charged with the murder of Gov

Goebel and Holland Whilaker

John Davis and Tallow Dick

Combs indictedas accessories

were continued until October 2

Pouts ey was too ill to stand trialnow and the attorneys agreed to

let the other cases go over Whit=

aker Conbs and Davis were grant1ed bail in the sum of 3000 eachwhich they gave arid were re =

leased

JSSfGold and Silver plating neatly done byS C Franklin MtVernon Ky

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SCOTTSIMUfslON

OF CODLIVER OIL WITH-HYPOPHOSPHITES

shcisSd always be kept inthe house for the fpS

r

Sowing reasonsFIRST Because if any member

the family has a hard I cold itIof cure itEGOND Because the chit

Idren are delicate and sickly will

them strong and well

17HIRD Because the father ormother losing flesh and becoming thin and emaciated will build

them up and give them flesh andstrength

I FOURTH

if ¬

it

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if

is ¬

it

Because it is theremedy m all throat and

Istandard lons

I No should be without IfI It can be taken in summer

vas well

I as in wintersoc and Stoo all dru

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is the place to buy

Drugs Patent Medicines every Sta ¬

tionery Cigars and TobaccosPaints and Oils

Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Prompt Atteutionat All Times

t Call When In TownIta C C DAVIS o COMt Vernon Ky

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r Business is No MoiaICI lhingaor near cost Miens Suits f3 25up V v

Calico all at 5 cents per yard f <

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Dress Goods all kinds at lowest prices Nations of all 1 iiidsr < L i >

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I Have the largest and best stock of Shoes in Eastern Ky i i

rCalf and Kip Boots Rubber Shoes and Felt Socks the

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very thing for Winter Now is the Timexi J

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Groceries>

5lb Bucket of jelley isc One Gallon Bucket Syrup soc

Sugar all634cT c

Bakers Bread per loaf 5C Corn Meal per Bushel 6cc

AComplete Stock of Flour all the time lI j Gal Fruit Jars per dot yocI

i Quart Fruit Jars per dog 6dc

Saddles a artdBl fddlesaAt Cost All the Time

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