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jPX -- rer r draft CiBciaHstL Money seatitaAu Is way wilt be at oar risk

Eatened t tHe Haeel Greca Postofiiee astttratl-cl55 mail matter

Hri iiillivJiljJL a tbenwil peojrfe every w ek jmd itts circulation Sk lsjj

with eack ifcsuc it Is thereforeTHE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM

4n Eastra KejttHclcy and tlie rates areeuy attest lutf tkese dtargd by othersrki4t a Iwwnl family ewnpapess do not

in any decree filjTT TJffR A TTl

SPESGg COOPER Editok

HAZEL GREEN KYAlSrED2vESDATAiGUST 12 1885

CpTOiTY JUDGE-- v4fcre awitonzed to announce G B

SWANGO a owdidatc for TC election asCwVyJdge eulyeot to the action of thekuttoccatic iarty

Tiv wi authorized to announce J CSWANGO candidate for the oifiee ofOvRtv J4ec of Wolfe subject to action oftke democratic party

COUNTY CEEBK

We arc authorized to announce DA ¬

VID HOGG a candidal for re election asCoHatv Clerk of Wolfe county subject toaetibVof tlie Democratic party

CIECUIT CITRICTO v authorized to announce W F

ELKINS a candidate for re election as Circstit Clerk of Wolfe county subject to actioa of democratic party

We Tire antlwrbed to announce A FBYRD a candidate for Circuit Court Clerkof Wolfe eoHBty bject to the action of thedemocratic party

ASSESSOR

We are authorized to announce W GW CRUEY a candidate for tlie office ofAssessor of Wolfe county subject to actionjg jdesjftcratic party

COUNTY ATTORNEY

We are authorised to announce J CTTVK RKKa eaadidate for tlie offiee of Couu- -

tv Attorney ef Wolfe subject to action ofthe democratic party

SCKOOI SUPERINTENDENTWe are authorized to announce H N

NORTON a tadidatefor School Superin-

tendent¬

of Wolfe county subject to actiondf the democratic party

SUKYEYOSWe are authorized to announce H B

--KASH a candidate for Surveyor of Wolfe--ctranfy subject to action of the democratic3arty

From the best Information we can ob-

tain

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In regard to the killing at Salycrs

vrille on election day the facts are aboutas follows A dispute arose over the voteof a negro boy wbo had been workingfor Pboctos Arnett

Arnett wanted Mm to vote for hisbrother Farish while others wanted

- him to vote for Atkeson In the mean-

time¬

Jack Johns a mulatto accompan-

ied

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the other darkey to the polls and--voted him for Atiieson after which hetegaa to challenged with threats anyperson who bad aught to say about the

--way be iad voted at the same time--drawing a revolver and walking back--war- d

from the voting place about tenfeet pietol in band He then sat downin the street and opened fire in the direc-

tion¬

of PjfcOCTOE Arnett whereuponCxux Howard a relative of Arnettsad Arnett returned the fire

About this time John and HenryAndeijson brothers appeared on theground and took sides with the darkeyThen for about fifteen minutes the fightwas quite lively although there was noone hurt The negro and his men reretreated in the direction of the AdamsHouse and were met by some one witha supply of weapons They then re¬

turned to near where the shooting comjpenced and were met by Arnett and5Howard when the difficulty was renewed and Arnett threw the negro toJtie ground and took his pistol from himtelling him to go which he did He re¬

turned however in a few minutes witha gun and opened fire again Just as

ithe negro fired Arnett was going in thedirectaofi of the clerks office whenJohn Anderson took deliberate aim atMm and shot him through the bowelsfrom the effects of which he died the foldpwing night at 1 oclock

a Lee Patrick was accidentally shotthreagh the head and it is feared thewound ia a mortal one

The --4arkey fled to Prestonsburg andsurreBdered to the authorities there

rTbe Andersons were arrested andjthe three were removed to Catlettsburgjforsafejeeeping

nfChe remains of Gen TJ S Grantwere lajd lo rest in Biverside Park NewSSTork oa Saturday last his family hav-ing

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designated that as the most desirablespot AThe faneral procession was thelargest ever seen in America and noticabie4n the ranks and as pall bearers werejsany ktuagnifihed ex Coafedsrate sol--Ulers ihm deaaoastraiiBg that there isim artmowty existing between the sold-iers

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and that had affairs been left tothenij there woald never have been anysectional bitterness We hope this lastiict of the mingagf the Mae and thegray mil forejferwjpe out thp stain ofsectionalism and that stay-at-hom- es durthc war will hereafter keep their mouthsshui and prevent any further socialstrife

Mr A IT-- Byhd this week announces-- himself a candidate for the office of cir-

cuit¬

court clerk Floyd is well knownjby all our readers as an elegant scrilie ajllejifiut and scholarly gentleman Ifelected to the position be seeks he Trillkeep everything in apple pie order andperform the duties of the office faith¬

fully sni eSSciently He is a sober in ¬

dustrious young man and will always befound affable and accommodating

Mr H 3T-- Houton U tins week anROtiBffcd as a candidate for supcrintendeat of public schools of Wolfe countyHebeldthe position for two years endlag October 18S2 and made a first classpScer He Iiteesascbool4eacher in

J

the county 1 rher educational interests every way conversant with and competent to fill the J

office he seeks and if elected will per-

form¬

the duties of it faithfully

IT Buexs Kasel is announced as acandidate for the office of surveyor ofWolfe county Burns is the only can-

didate¬

for tlie office and if elected willfill the position with honor to himselfand credit to the county and as every-

body

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Hkus him tlie majority will be aptto vote for him even though he should

have opposition which is not likelyHis fiends all waut him to get thereand ttiey all think lie will win

STATE NEWS

Tlios F Rodgers will erect a hand ¬

some two 3torv brick business house inMt Sterling

Willis Stivers charged with themurder of Charles Waller at Athens inFayette county has fled the country

The 20th annual State convention ofthe Kentucky Sunday schpol Union willlie held in Mt Sterling Aug 18th 19thand 20th

Stephen and William Holcomb sen-

tenced¬

to the penitentiary for murderfrom Whiteshurg were taken to the pen ¬

itentiary on the 3d instSince Craig Tolliver was taken to

Ohio on the charge of robbery his wifehas entered suit for divorce on the ground

I of failure to provide for his familyllev Dr iuerrant preacned at the

court house in Morehcad on Saturdaythe 2nd morning and evening to goodaudiences and in the afternoon organ-ized

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a Sunday schoolBcattyville Enterprise Davy Pow-

ell¬

killed a large black rattlesnakeon thefarm of Ins father John S Powell lastweek It was the first snake of the kindknown to have been on that place insome 10 or 12 years

Jonh ilcGrystal who accidentalljshot and killed the colored man WadeHampton at Lexington on the 3d hadhis examining trial before Justice Roy ¬

alty Tuesday and was held over for fur-ther

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trial belore the circuit court in 1

000 bailFor several months Laurel county

has been infested with cattle thievesFarmers have from time to time beenlosing their cattle and could find no traceof them On the 1st Wm Johnson andone Riley of that county were arrestedin Pulaski county having in their pos-session

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two cows lately stolen from WH Jackson and another citizen near Lon-don

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They arc now in the London jailawaitmsc trial

Sam Jones the Georgia revivalistlias consented to spend a few davs in

V

Lexington if the christian people desirehis services Several members of theHigh Street Methodist church will makean effort to have him there for 10 dayscommencing September 1st It is under-stood

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that all expenses such as freightsetc must be paid by the committee Itwill require seven cars to haul his tentsand seats here from Nashville which havea seating capacity for 10000 people

Resolutions of RespectHall of Ashland Lodge

No 531 A F A MSalyeesville Ky Ainr 5 1885Whereas In the dispensation of a

mysterious and All wise Providence ithath pleased God to remove from us ourdearly beloved brother Proctor Arnettby death therefore

Besolved 1st That in the death ofour brother Proctor Arnett we feel thatwe have lost one of our most useful andhonorable members which we deeply de-

plore¬

and feel that our loss is irreparable

2nd That we will live in the fond hopethat when we are called to follow himfrom labor to refreshment we may meethim in heaven where tlie fruits of hiswork of love mercy and charity will beabundantly harvested

3rd That in his death his bereavedwidow has lost a lovmjr kintl and roodhusband his little children a tenderkind and affectionate father and we ten-der

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to them our profound and most sincere condolence and earnestly commendthem to the care of Him who doeth allthings well

4th That society and our communityhas lost one of its most valued mem-bersone

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of whom it may be justly saidwas kind just honest honorable benev-olent

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faithful and true possessing ina high degree the virtues of a Masonand was extraordinary strong and devo-ted

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in his attachments and friendship5th That these resolutions be spread

at large on the records of our Lodge acopy be furnished the widow of our de-ceased

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brother and a copy be furnishedthe following newspapers with the re-

quest¬

that they be published vizThe Hazel Green Herald Lick

ing Valley Scorcher Sentinel DemocratMt Sterling Gazette Kentucky Demo-crat

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and Three Forks EnterpriseD M Hager Ashland Lodge No 531W PTaulbeeW A Brown Highland 311Jno G Trimble Paintsvillc 381

pj ComniitteeBoard of Equalization

Mt Sterliug GjrsetpThe State board ofjalization has

finished its work and the -- members re-

turned¬

home In Montgomery the as¬

sessed value of personal tvrwas increased2 per cent in Breathitt 13 per cent wasdeducted in Clarkper cent was add ¬

ed in Elliott iccHt was deductedEstill 12 per cent was deducted Magof-fin

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12 was deducted Menifee 29 per centadded Morgan 7 per cent deductedPowell 16 percent deducted and Wolfe23 per cent deducted

On the assessd value on land we givethe same counties Breathitt 31 addedGlark 20 deducted Elliott 22 deductedEstill 5 added Magoffin 3G added Miifee 11 deducted Morgan 7 deductedMontgomery 4 deducted Powell 2 de-ducted

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and Wolfe 20 deducted

Buy your lead pencils pen holdersand ink at The Herald office and savemoney

The Oakley TrialMt Sterling Gazette

The examining trial of Perry Oakleycharged with the triple killing at Stepstone consumed four days last week andis still in progress On account of theelection Monday court adjourned untilTuesday morning Charlie Harper andMr Hickerson who were charged withcomplicity in the killing were releasedMonday morning the court deciding thatthe evidence in the Oakley case fulty es-

tablished¬

their innocenceLater Oalcley and his son Granville

were dischargedA D Crouch of Nicholas county

passed through the city yesterdav on his wayto Breathitt county to buy cattle At leastthat is what he iold us but we are of theopinion that a certain blooming mountainlassie is the principal attraction Mt Ster--ling Gazette He was talking cattle heretut all the while he suioie a calico smile

ELECTION ttEWSLexington Aujr 3 helped to defeat Mr Hurt the democrat

he election Ic remiii- - for representative Adairpassed off quietly in the city Mulligansmajority m me city wm luui up jlvijIn the county Boswell independent re-

publican¬

has a majority of 301 AtAthens precinct a terrible tragedy occur-red

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The difficulty occurred over a ne-

gro¬

Yter Shots were exchanged andin the fight John Veal was shot throughthe back and killed and Charles Wallerthrough the head and killed Both aresaid lo have been sliQt by Bud Hartliart received a scalp wound ie isnow in jail Veal was an old Confeder-ate

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soldier of Morgans command and abrother of James Veal who so gallantlyassisted in the fight with the escaped con-

victs¬

last summerTo night Wade Hampton a negro

was shot through the head at Yellmautown and killed Three dead men in oneday is what Fayette count contributes

Woodford For representative DavidThornton democrat 477 Cheek republican 340 for State treasurer late demo-crat

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402 Fox 40 for constitutional con-

vention¬

5S6

Warren Wm Meredith and W TCox democratic legislative candidatesand State Treasurer Tate are undoubted-ly

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elected by fair majorities A smallvote was polled here for the constitution-al

¬

conventionWavne cQiintv elected a republican

representative for the first time in 20years His name is John H Shearer

V F Neats majority for senator in thatdistrict is 443

Estill county gave E N Wilson republidan candidate for the legislature amajority of 20 but Lee in the same dis-

trict¬

gave H B Wiseman 78 majorityand the latter is elected

At the primary election on the 3d inMontgomery county Lewis Appersonwas nominated for county judge bv 677majority T W Priest for county clerkby 538 majority J R P Tucker for cir-cuit

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clerk by 222 plurality J L Elliston foi county Attorney by 49 majorityGeo E Owings for sheriff by 395 plurali-ty

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Pat Punch for jailer by 212 pluralityKavanaugh Tipton for assessor by 351plurality J B Disbong for coroner byoil majority

Courier Journal Election returns sofar received by the Courier Journal in-

clude¬

69 of the 100 representative dis-

tricts¬

These reports elects 56 democratsand 13 republicans to the House Owingto democratic apathy their opponentshave been victorious in a half dozen dis-

tricts¬

wliich properly belong to ilie dem-ocrats

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The reports indicate the defeatof Rollin Hurt in Adair Wm E Minorin Breckinridge and Ellis Kelly in Gray-son

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These counties gave Cleveland amajorit of their votes Not to exceedone half of the State has been heardfrom and but little will be known as tothe late 1ox race until the official can-vass

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has been completedBeattyville Enterprise The election

passed off quietly except a little fuss atOld Landing between the Spicer audStamper factions the result of an oldfeud Granville Spicer and Enoch Stam-per

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were both hurt some The majorityfor Wiseman democratic candidate forrepresentative is near 80 in the countyAY m Gosney democrat is elected circuitclerk by about So majority Tates ma-

jority¬

over Fox will probably exceed 100The constitutional convention carries bya small vote

You can get 72 sheets of note paper for25 cents or 24 sheets for 10 cents 25 envel-opes

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for 10 cents or 75 for 25 cents at thisoffice These are the finest goods made

In 3IcmoriumDied at the residence of Wm Yocum

Aug 2nd his daughter Phcebe J YocumJennie aged 1G years G months and a few

daysHer death was very sudden She was

ingood health and seemed to be enjoy-ing

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life very well until 1 oclock Sundayshe was taken with a violent chill whichthrew her into spasms Two physicianswere immediately summoned but theycould do her no good She suffered ter-ribly

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for 11 hours and passed away Sheleaves a father and mother four sistersand four brothers behind She was call-

ed¬

from an unbroken family and it wasvery hard for them to give her up shebeing the youngest She requested herfriends not to weep for her She was

tion

willing to die and is now in heaven be-

yond¬

a doubt She joined the Christianchurch some three years ago and was afaithful member unto death She wasburied on her fathers farm a beautifuland lovely site for a burial place andwas followed to her last resting place bya large concourse of relatives and friendsThe burial services were conducted byRevs D G Combs of Ezel and IsaacMurphy of this creek It was very hardfor us to give up our beloved sister butthere is one consolation and that is wccan meet her in heaven where partingwill be no more In her death theyouth of the community in which shelived has lost a lovely companion herfamily almost the idol of their heartsand the church a devoted member butwhile this is the case heaven has gainedone of its brightest jewels Her familywish to tender their sincere thanks tothe many friends who visited them andoffered words of comfort in their hour oftrouble W H

The Herald will sell you lejral canfoolscap or letter paper for lo cents aquire

Hazel GreenJigh SchoolThe Trustees of this institution have

again secured the services of Prof N BHAYS and the third term will commenceAUGUST 31st 1S85 and continue ten 10months

Hazel Green is the most desirable loca-tion

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in the mountains of Eastern Kcntuckvand noted for the advantages it has in Sunday--

schools churches temperance societvand health

This school presents advantages whichare not equalled in the State in many par-ticulars

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aud its future is destined to work agood to our conntrv which will be felt

Terms reasonabfe for both tuition andboard For crnis c apply to

Prof N B HAYS Principal

Insure Your PropertyIX THE OLD RELIABE

PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANYOF HARTFORD CONST

WMch deals in ReliableIndemnity

NOT CHEAP INSURANCETime Tried and Fire Tested

THE BEST IS THE CHEAPESTCash Capital - - 2000000

H C HERNDON AgentHazel Green Ky

pATTERSON HAZELRIGG

ATTORNEYS AT LAW

MT STERLING KY

The support of thewhippinK post bill

in

The Herald will sell vounote paper for 10 cents a quire

T M KASHr

gilt edged

ATTORNEY ATLAWHazel Green Ky

YVill practicein Wolfe and adjoining coun-ties

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Collections will receive filtunprompt

QAMUEL McKEE

ATTORNEY AT LAWNo 441 W Jefferson Street

LOUISVILLE KYISSuPractices in all the State Courts and

special attention given to business of allkinds in the United States Courts

A PORTER LACEY

ATTORNEY AT LAWNOTARY PUBLIC AND EXAMINER OF

DEPOSITIONS

TIAZEL GREEN KY

aUILLIN LYIvINSJ M Quillin J C Lykins

Attorneys ntLaiv nnd Ileal Estate AgentsCampion Ky

Titles examined taxes paid for non-residen- ts

Collections a specialty Real Estatebought and sold on commission Will prac-tice

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in Wolfe nnd adjoining counties

TTJR R B GARDNER

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

HAZEL GREEN KY

Offers Iiib services to the people of Wolfeand adjoining counties

TJR J M KASH

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEONTenders his professional Services to tlie citiizens of Wolfe nnd adjoining counties

Ofliice at residence on RroadwayHAZEL GREEN KY

J B TAULBEE M D

HAZEL GREEN KY

Physician Surgeon AccoucheurTenders his professional services to the peo-ple

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of Wolfe and adjoining countiesOffice at residence Hazel Green Heights

W T CASKEY II F PIERATT

CASKEY I PIERATTWholesale and Retail

S I O I G I E I Bi I SHAZEL GREEN KY

Flour Sacon Lard SaltPROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS

Canned Goods Coffee Suar Teas SyrupPatent Medicines Nails Axes Oils

Wooden- - and Tinware In fact

EVERY THING YOU NEEDEfiQive us a call and be convinced that

you can buy more joods from us to the Dol ¬

lar than at any other bouse in the moun ¬

tains We also desire to buj- - a number ofFat Cattle and Sheep for which we will paythe highest market price

NEW BUGGY WOUKSMT STERLING KY

Oonroy ShoreKeep oji hand BUCKBOARDS and SECON-

D-HAND BUGGIES and Repair andPaint all kinds of work

sign paintingWill receive Mr Shores special attwrtioj

Give us a call CONROY S1IO

SAVE YOUR MONEY AND BUYYOUR GOODS CHEAP

FliOM

A M PiiCKELL5DAYSBOROUGH KY

Jackson High SchoolRev John J Dickey Principal begins

its sixth terra August 4th 18S5 Studentscan enter at any lime Instrumental musicis taught Board at very reasonable ratesA LimtAliY of 500 volumes recently donatedby friends and the principals private libra-ry

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free to students The schools past re-

cord¬

is its best assurance for the future

Ladies Will Find at Miss M S KoytsA fine black kid glove at LG5 Lightonkids 125 4 button Silk iind Lisle threadgloves in black vrind colors Ruchings in

I crepe Jeiss and muslm muslin at zo cents anox Intants muslin bonnets oU cents upCorsets in great variety Plated Jewelry inpins and eardrops in setx from 1 up Itcepins Mourning Jewelry in sets from 5 ctsup Collar buttons 30 to 50 ctS in gold andsilver Silver Rhine stone combs- - 375 to800 Hair ornaments in gold silver shell

and jet Gold necklaces 3 to 5 eachCoral bracdeKSrisper pr Indies handsatchels iNrp All kinds of hair work

Tdone to order Braids made from combingsat 50 cts per ounce We sell braids made

longcjnMiair atfrom 3 to 10 gray 5 to10 Orders Bv mail promptlv attended to

Cor Church Upper LEXIJJGTOjr KY

TTj iAr

EDOCllON

Highest HonorWorlds Exposition

EWW RSMITH of theCOMMERCIAL COLLEGE

Kentucky University Lexington Kyaiudsnta can begin any wett day during thn year

ri a vacation Time ta eooiiltte the Fall Dlpka BmniuiCourts about 10 vsekx AvcrsgO total cost including Tnlliini Set or Book u4 Board in a fiiailr 80 TelegraphyJPUonojrraphy nd Type Writing tpecialtiw titerarrCourse tree Ladies received Over 6000 8uccesaUGraduates Over 500 papili last year from IS to 45 rar of

X from 22 mtn Initructioo U practical v and Individuallyimparted by 10 teachers Special ccurcc for Teacbcro fad hafuen Men University Diploma presented to its graduate

his beautiful city is noted for iu bcalthfulness and society andii an leading nllroair

Tbe Text Book which rcceiTed the highest award at theWorlds Exposition for it Kxtcasive Practical and ComiirhMie system or Bcslntai Education is used only t thisCollege It ts the theapetl ColUe with tbe blghett endorseBent tsd fitarantees success in business to its deterring gradaales For circulars and full particulars address Iu President

WHBUE S SMITH Lexington Ky

FRANK TYLERBLACKSMITH

HAZEL GREEN KY3Horse Shoeing a Specialty Buggies

wagons and all kinds of Farm Tools madeand repaired in the best manner

J T PIERATT3IAZEL GREEN KY

BLACKSMIT 9

3Makcsand repairs all kinds of FanningTools Buggies and Wagons

Horse Shoeing will receive especial atten-tion

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BUY Writidg Paper EnvelopesLead Pencils c at

Hebald office aud save money

a laitelftaiIKllKl1 1 31 Si B liKimijh MLiiimj

F-- DAY

HAZEL GEEENf KYIn i-- Tmnvsn ant TrcT ASSORTMENT OF GENERAL MERCIIANrTci txt v vuvTTTkV aviutf the pxnenence of inauv rears in our Hue oti a rni t rfinr ncernr to the trade- - both Wholesale and Retail that weUU1UL -- - JM 47V -

InkTim

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docanf And will meet the wants of our patrons aud make it to your interest to patronize usWe have animmese stock of everything you want or need lucludimj

DRY GOODS PiOTIOaiS CLOTHINGBoots Shoes Hats Caps Drugs Groceries

Queensware Hardware Saddlery CutleryLeaf Tobacdo Live Stock and all kinds Country Produce

taken in exchange for Goods or in settlement of Notes aud AccountsjS2TYour trade is respectfully solicited L Ti 1

E B MAY

DAY

MAY SWANGODealers in General Merchandise

NIAYTOWN KY

Keep constantly on hand everything kept in a first class cduntrj store Wc donot secure trade by misrepreseution but by fair and honest dealing We carry

The Largest and Best Stock of Coods and sell for theLeast Money of any House in Towns

We have also connected with our business

A First Class Steam Flouring and Saw Milland will guarantee satisfaction Respectfully c

MAY SWANGOG B SWANGO

DEVIKBS IN

T SWANGO

SWANGO BROGENERAL MERCHANDISE

HAZEL GREEN KENTUCKY

KKKP3 CONSTANTLY ON HAND A IXLL AF30RTEEXT OF

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Ready made ClothingHats Caps Boots Shoes Queensware Tinware

Hardware Table and Pocket Cutlery Grocer-ies

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Stoves and Farming ImplementsIn fact everything usually kept in a first class country store and at BOTTOM PRICES

Also will take in exchange for Goods or in payment of any debt due us all kinds ofCountry Produce and Live Stock of every description

THE MT STERLING

Is nofr manufacturing Ten different styles of Plain and Fancy Wrought Tron Fencing- - andarc ready take contracts for putting up same Persons wanting a strictly WroughtIron Fence and that the best in the world can buy no other We also make a styleadapted enclosing country burying grounds Our Fences are not only the most sub-stantial

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hut the handsomest ever made and a yard enclosed by one of them is greatlyenhanced in beauty and value Our Machine Department U supplied with the most mod-ern

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machinery anil our workmen cannot be excelled in skill experience or honcnt per¬

formance of their duties We REPAIR ALL KINDS OF and make aspecial v of

Curjiming and Hammering SawsNo other shop outside of Louisville can say the same

3Saw mill men will well to call on us or write for informationCatalogues furnished on application to

B T BEAN Snpt

JOHWatcbBs Jew

NO 10 MAIN STREET

DEALER

Largest Stock of Clocks In Eastern KentuckyCLOCKS FROM ONE 100 DOLLAR UP

One Day Clock strike 2 00Eight Day Clock 3 75

Eight Day Clock and Album 3 75SOLID SILVER WATCHES 9 00Silver Plated Spoons 1 00

jED Particular attention paid to Repairing Call and sec mv goods

W JONES

ESTABLISHED m 1845

The InsuranceOE MT STERLING KY

Total Assets of Agency1SS5 Royal of Liverpool 31000000 001836 Liverpool and London

and Globe of England 30875000 001800 North British Mercan-

tile¬

of England 33301000 001794 Ins Co of North America

of Philadelphia 971C9fi 331710 Sun Fire Officejof London 5SG3000 001782 PhenLx of London 5383916 46

Insurance in order reliable must by successful and knownthe policies or being dear at any price

The best policies always the cheapest should companies aswould a banker or a person is hold their in trust Look as the

insurance AOffice At Traders and Bank

DAY BROTHERSFROZEN CREEK

Breathitt County -

HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND OPENEDthe finest line in quality and variety

SPRING SUMMER GOODS

ever brought to the mountains and will sellthem cheaper than the same class goodscan had elsewhere in Eastern Kentucky

Money Saved Money MadeTherefore wise and place your moneywhere it will vou the most good AVEAVTLL SELL YOU MORE GOODS FOROND DOLLAR than anybody AVe meanall we say and if you at alldoubtful callat new store and satisfy yourself that wehave what you want you neeu and willnot ask the earthraoon and stars for it

Our store is a bran new one located attlie mouth Frozen creek onthe the Kentucky river and thestock in it is bran spankin new also con-sisting

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in part

Dry Goods Clothing Hats

Boots Shoes Hardware c

No store in this section would be completewithout having everything for the accom-modation

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the people hence we carry

and Groceriessuch abundance and variety including

flour meal bacon salt coffcej sugar fccthat we sell them very cheap or will ex-change

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with you for country produceThose Owing Us Must Pay Us

and well have no monkeying about thematter fcc

June 1 1885 DAY BROS

SWANGO

MACHINERY

Kentucky

Mt Sterling Ky

IN

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Leading Agency

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Liverpool 92GO0001810 Hartford Hartford 45412401849 Springfield Sprincfierd 2585633

Firemens Fund of Cali-fornia

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14730261S69 Northwestern National 1154S89 001750 Niagara New York 18740351S65 Boatmans PittsiLnrg 411499 00be guaranteed well

corporations of doubtful experimental companiesare Insurers select their they

who funds qualityparamount consideration of Respectfully HOFFifAN

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MODEL PLANING MILL

Mccormick coxManufacturers of and Dealers in

Rough and Dressed Lumber Doors

SASH BLINDS

ASD AIX KJMS OF BUILDCG MATERIAL

MT STERLING KY

JOHN KEEFDEALER IX

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FINE HORSESMOUNT STERLING ICY

COACHERS AND ROADSTERS A SPECLALTY

f 4none ashing to visit Cincinnatior Louisville can leave their horses withme and rest assured that they will receiveevery attention be watered fed groomedand bedded Soliciting your custom I re-main

¬Yours truly JOHN KEEF

Davis Mailory CoWholesale Dealers in

Dry Goods Notions and Fancy Goods715 and 717 West 3Iain Street

Between 7th and Sth LOUISVILLE KYRepresented by J Xt SMOCS

THE JOHN SHILLITO

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Race Seventh George Streets

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DEALERS IN

wmWholesalekmJ JWaiIalcr

IDRY GODS

CARPETING

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