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Telephones 73 Main StreetI p ap f

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Y what avail is procastination

Tbetin a few weeksprices will be higher

ET UP tlorefore liavoyour order now

GET IN YOUR COALNOW

We Deliver QuicklyTelephone 110

Rex Red Ash JellicoWe have tho exclusive sale A

trial order will cpnviuceyou thatours is a little better than youLave been gettll1 elsewhere and

possibly1e53Full Weight orCoal Forfeited

B II Luxon Bro

For RentStore non on First St Suitable lor-

a h kind of business Apply attf A Lobrovsky

WANTED Young men with someknwCtfe of machinery to work enou iutch new at nijiht Will have ac inpetent man to teach them thetrade A good opportunity for steadyyoung men wanting to learn to trade

Hagan Gas Engiae Mfg Co

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For SaleGrocery outfit best stand in Rich ¬

mond OJJ Piggnl73t Richmond Ky

For SaleNice seven room residence on North

sreet Gocd deep lot barn und all0 Mler necessary outbuikingH Price

r jrht Applv to17lt James Hunley

For Salenumber of thoroughbred White

J > land turkeys Single gobblersl R i single hens 250 Trio consit

is j of one gobbler and two hens 900H P GILBERT

1 171 R t> No3 Richmond Ky

To The SlaughterMr J M Afcblll one of the best

known grocers In the city announcestat lie will boinatouce to slaughterturkeys for Thanksgiving He willply the highest market prices forgutt fat fowl Phone 209 n03f

Notice to LadiesHaving decided to establish a To-

ilit Parlor in this city I herebynvify tbe ladies that I anyiropared tod scalp and facial massaging hairdressing shampooing and mdnicurin r and earnestly solicit their patron8e and support Will call at theirInmes MRS J C GEORGE

4nb 4t 142 E Main St I

For SaleMv farm of 260 acres good improve

men IS and land less than 3 miles fromRichmond all well set in grass except2 acres which is now in corn Thisfarm is on good pike dwelling withH r nn dfl g god dwelling roodplentyhbe sold on leasonable terms and at abargain WILSON TATE

nl75t Richmond Ify

Many of our people have read withdelight that splendid ural story ofNew England Life entitled QuincyAlams S wver and also many werefurtuuate to see the same presented bya crpible company at the opera hoawa tcason or two ago It is gratifyingto know that we will now be able fa-

c mtinue our acquaintance with thewwholesouk folk of Mason Corner ai-M Susan Duncan numbersn her lieto gocd books as sequel to the abovestory entitled The further proceedingof Q icy Adams Sawyer nJ theMasju Corner Folk She will be gdto take orders for this and otk r b64 k8for Chrlstmai

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Get ready for donation day at theA C InfirmaryTuesday Nov 23 J

Air J Wm Wagerasold Thursday to

MuddycreekThe turkey trade In Scot county

opened up at fourteen cents per poundon foot delivered

Cyphers Incubator for sale cheapalso two brooders Tins incubator isas good as itwas when it lelt the shop

C D MillerI7n2t Richmond Ky

Shoe News or New ShoesIEither one Read Rice Arnoldsget5otti

For SaleA hQufe and lot of 5 acres with all

necessary outbuildings and a twostoryroom on same Mrs G B Judy

r 17n If Kirksvllle Ky I

DEATHS-Mr and Mrs Seth Cates have the

iympathy of many triends in the lossjf their little three year old daughterwhose death occurred after a brief ill ¬

qess of brain fever Interment tookplace Saturday alternoon in tho Rich-mondI Cemetery

Top Price ReachedOne of the biggest tobacco tales on

record wes heM last Saturday at theCentral Kentucky Tobacco WarehouseLexington when the top price of 24per hundred pounds was reached Sofar this Is a record breaker and all con ¬

cerned feel very happy over the result

To Be Entertained at StateUniversity

The midwinter meeting of the Ken ¬

tucky Press Association will be heldat State University December 28 and20 A committee composed of JamesK Patterson R O Stoll and C BNicols will see to the proper entertain ¬

ment of the visitors

House BurningSheriff Broadd s arrested Charles

Davis white here last Wednesdaymorning on a warrant from Bell countycharging him with house burningSheriff Jones from that county whois here will take avis back Daviswas chased around two squares andseveral shots fired before he was cap ¬

tured

MARRIEDMr Stanley Tudor and Miss Ruth

Gum both of Valley View wereunited in marriage Monday at theCounty Clerks office by Rev Crutchfield of the Methodist Church

Mr Chester A Browning and MissStella Daniels both of Ii vine weremarried Monday by Rev Crutchfieldat the Methodist parsonage

Turkey Season OpensGott Brothers the popular produce

merchants of this city are buyingturkeys for the Thanksgiving marketcrom now on big shipments will bemade by this firm As heretoforethese gentlemen will pay the highestpossible market prices and it will beto your advantage to call and see thembefore disposing of your fowls GottBros have been in business in Rich ¬

mond for many years and have estab ¬

lished a reputation for fair dealingwhich is responsible for the great suc¬

cess of tbe firm Not only the far¬

mers of Madison but adjoining coun ¬

ties bring their produce of every de¬

scription to Gott Bros 17no2t

ResolutionsWHEREAS In view ofthe loss we

have ustained by the decease of ourfriend and brother Albert Rlchfuraid of the still heavier loss sustainedby those who were nearest and denest to klm therefore be It

KKSOIVEO That It Isbut a just tr ¬

bute kI the memory ot the deputed to

gay that In regretting hIs removalMR atir midst we mourn for one who

wf iia every way worthy of our rc

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j JtBSotvBO > That we i1coreiyconi< pe wiik the family of ilw deceasedQt tk8 dhpeHsatioa with which itbits d Divine Province to afhot tlUm awl eOJ elit tl1e m for

eoN to Mtwko orders allLte ort best adw110e obas

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MOCTBD That tkitr heartfelt testlBeattl 9tor sypatlaYbe forwardedte theiitUyof oar dfpart4 4 frkadsad srwd on the reoerds of taleIAdge

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We set out determined to offer the best Fifteen Dollar Suits we haveever sold We searched the market and picked out the best from thebesUnakers we paid cash and took off thediscount we cut our ownprofits to the very limit we squeezed into these suits every five centsworth of quality possible

They are rich patterns in the newest greens brown and gray mixturesas well as plainer effects in wide variety they are tailored in the lateststyle and honestly made inside as well as out Come to see themthey are matchless values at thepricer

I 15OONewest and best in Overcoats and Raincoats Hats arid

BCaps Underwear Gloves Ties Etc

The smallest boy or the most experienced man trades here in perfectsecurity we have the same price our lowest price to one and all

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Accepts CallRev Scanlau has accpted the call to

he pistorate of the Frst PrsbyterianChurch and will arrive in this city thealter part ot this week and will occupyi1j pulpit on next Sabbath It is velygraifyingto all to know that the ser ¬

vices of to splendid a man have beensecured anti isis coming is looked for¬

ty trd to writ pleasure The church isin good condition in evry respect andrife new pastorate begins under themoot euroUi aitg circumstances MrScanlans family with not ccme for seviial weeks

Dant pay 30 cents for Bacon whenyon can get Beechnuts Packing CosBreakfast Bacon for 22J ctB per jar at

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Handsome BokWe were presented last week with a

handsome book entitled OJA KentuckyGirlwhose author is a former Madi-son

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county woman nowliving in Tetineesee andwho writes under the nonJeplume ol Anne SeArcy The frontispitce is a handsome picture of MrsCharles Jett of this county formerlythe beautiful and popular Miss Angelina Cobb of Stanford The book islull of allusions to scenes and people of

this section and its author is prominent ¬

ly connected in this county and thebook should command a ready saleIt is on sale at all Richmond drugstores

Charlie Miller Wins a PrizeBy the investraant of honesty in

dustry politeness capacity and physiell energy in learning the grocerybusiness Mr Charlie D Miller hasbeen called up higher anti will onJanuary 1 take the road as thetraveling representative of the largesttea and coffee house in America at asalary of 1600 per annum aud all ex-

penses¬

with promotions tor increasedefficiency later Jhe firm is theBohea Importinz Co of Baltimore towhom we tender on behalf ot the publie here sincere congratulation uponacquiring the services of one of themost popular and expert salesmen everIn this community On January 1

Mr Miller will sever his connecti < nwith MsTT Covitgtons grocery endenter upon his duties as a Knight of

the Grip equipped in every way tobuild n wider reputation upon thesplendid foundation he bus been rear ¬

ing here for excellence as a man in thetrue sense of that woid

At Lexington Opera HouseMrs Leslie Cirter the leading emo-

tional¬

actress in America today comesto the Lexington Opera House Thurs ¬

day Nov 25 Thanksgiving Matineeand night find will present the greatestsuccess of tier career Vesla home

The play Is a tense dramatic product ¬

ion oneof the vital problems of societyof today a presentation that is morepowerful and direct than a ermon andwhich while it entertains as any playshould sends the audiences away tromthe Theatre with the knowledge that bef ire them has moved the Panarama of

the battle of good and evil the conflictwhich is eternal and which Js tbe ear ¬

heat couHict known to dramatic liiatory The play gives Mrs Carter thegreatest opportunity she has ever hadfor display of that marvelous hisrJfdeability whwjh has won for ller n place tItha farefreut ci the American stage

Fur theplar she has had a BiW8ndelaborate production built and her sup¬

porting cawpany this year is one ofinarkeJ excellMce The prices for Urnengagement will 1e for the Mti eeLower I> f150 Balcny1501 00 75e

1 for nit Lower floor j20J Btlcoay tie1150 IfQ7 cTbe sale of aati wW

op4nNovJor metisota to m ter ficottacelJIIpMibaa INT MWf UM will rvit

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mittance on Subscrip ¬

tionsFor every ten doMnrs turned In on-

subscrIptionsduring the week of Noy15 to Nov 20 we will give 9003 extratree votes This is positively thebestotTer that will be made during the con ¬

test It should induce oar contestantsand their friends to pi t forth an extraeffort in the work

We will aleo give nine hundredextra free vptes as adverts d in lastsue ot The Ohm ix for another weekand it will diminish 100 votes eachweek hereafter Contestants get thtextra tree votes on old as well as newsubscriptions Fur instance if the tendollars are for all old or for part newthey get the extra tree votei for everyten dollars turned in between Nov 15und 20 If tlioy tnrn in twenty dollarsduring that time they get 18000 freevotes and so on si you see it is toyour advantage to gct m all you can byNov 20

EXTRA PKIZE OOLD RIXG

The extra prze a cold ring tur¬

quoise set will be presented to thecontestant not having already won aspecial prize who turns in the mostsubscriptions between Nov 8 and Nov20th This is a handsome prize andshould be quite an inducement fi r th >

contestants to put forth their best ifforts

All votes count in the grand prizea100 piano Get into the contest

in earnest and secure come of thehandsome prizes w ear e givingaway and also get votes which will gctoward winning tha piano Se adver-tisement

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elsewhere fcr more particularsregarding the free vote offer

Longer SeasonThe directors of the Bluegrass

League will meet in Lcxingtpn todayanJ among the important mattersthat will be discussed will be thep1ayi ¬

tests besides the 120 played the sea ¬

son passed This matter has beenconsidered by the directors for a longwhile and from all indications it looksas though the 1010 schedule will con ¬

sist of 130 or 140 gamesJ If the Jone schedule ia dccldid onthe Bluegrass League will open ORe

month sooner than last year Mostall club owners in the organizationare in favor of the now move

The Wizard of WiselandThe action tf ActilinThe Wizard

of Wiseland the big spectacular nauti ¬

cal extravaganza which is due at theOpara House on Thursday Nov25muineeaad Bight lakes place on theUle of Wiseland Imld its raythicaleflrroundings TLere Inc flowers animalsand rocks converse with men as broth ¬

ers and there toothe rivers Bow withchampague and tho rain whea it fallsfurnuhes ice cream to the thiretyground but sever mUll <

To furnish e tfe e t dstage properties for thedepicUtmeftiiestrange sights atnl tbitifts encoua wedoh its tabled shores wroearthy wetiwere forcedto journey ia lawginatioa tetile Isle ot Wiselaad Too seeatcv rtut found Ilia task a cOtapawUve4y eMjrone fer the huid only to ds with lMeHt-1ine the 4eiigr fprpnrties eOltlclnotbOOaMfttwitJoatlf ne only liB bid te fiiIieihe8utl-aadahi living thfng into hahaiaahaie-

The greatest master of lUiPeiZie3AthericaEdwardS eJtof the Mtop-

ohitan Opr Hoes New York wasth relpce selected f if the tl1khowwell be pceoud itwill be how M tbebulging eyw of every boyad irift wise

look MI 4s fiutietIuaray ef tMylmMMfyM abJMte dlwf irtd dariw tM11IIIite i t iewt14 IoIlthdwol heWiUrd o Wfstss qi 10M

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Tucir Richmond friends who arelegion were deeply grieved to learnot thfl death of heath the youngestson of Capt and Mrs Joe B Willis ofCrab Orchard Springs which occurredat St Louis Saturday night Theyoung man went to 5t Louis abouteighteen months ago and accepted aposition with the Terminal Companywhich place he held at the time of hisdeath He was taken to St MaryHospital in that city about twoweeks ago and pneumonia develop-Ing

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his parents were summoned tohis bedside He grew rapidly worseuntil Saturday night when ho ex¬

pired Every care and attention lovingparents could provide were lavishedupon him but all to no avail Heathwho was a splendid specimen of man¬

hood was twentythree years of ageand was born in Richmond He willbe remembered as a child by our citi ¬

curtcousIknew him when a little boy residingwith his parents in tbis ciy Grow g-

into young manhood he applied him ¬

self closely his industry and aptnessattracting cuch attention lIe was aclose observer of passing events andhii keen snso for the lilculousbrought sunny a smile and laugh tothose about him He was liberal toa fault while his kindness of heartbrought happiness to many It hasbeen truthfully said that Heath Williswas never so happy as when doing akindness about him This will betestified to by the many guests ofCrab Orchaid Springs wh le Heathwas assisting his parents at thefamous resort lie was a member ofthe Christian church Tho devotionbetween parents and son was boautful to behoM and the taking of thisboy just as he had reached tho giwhere ho coald be of so much pleasureand comfort to father ad mother is aslock which they can endure only bythe assistance of Him who givothandtakcth away To these griefstrickenparents The Climax joins with theirmany Madison county friends in ex-

tending deepest sympathy May Howho dOethalf things well give themstrength to benrip under tbfiirjieavyburdenof grid The rdmains werebrought here Tuesday lor burial be¬

side other loved ones wha slcepIn the I

beautiful Ruhnioni Cemetery afterfuneral services which will be heldthis afternoon at the Cbr i st ia nChurch at 2 oclock

MiHEndSaleWe desire to call theattention dour

readers to the big Mill End Sale nowgoing on at 33 V Elders stoiv Manybig birgiiins are to be mnd and thestore iac oVlld with purchasers frommorning to nighty

Engineers at Workon Power-

HousefOr peojla of this town aQnllliver what they believe to be

itedait plans forth rower plant forJiM Central Kentucky Traction IIBCS

ac corpse of Engineers eae over fromLwcfUf torn Monday and have been atwerfe evcrsiBM surveying slid plottUig tb ground receBtlj ptirjfeased

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bytbie coHpmy for IlK HIrpeseeferectlsR powerplaBt Ii is ecpectPAiWork 1a eaJMst tIl bogia Iaskort tima wken from 15 to JOO menwill be eyii4oys2 at work cw thelHIikmg It s sMFtt rllen corn-

ple4d which will W la bhttl sixmonth a there will teaIyaid>< Li-

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1119I1 Top Shoesat 350w

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A corerfdr the price Eithr black or tan Full J2 inch topraw hide strings heavy double soles select material throughout Youcantt equal it elsewhere under 400 Come see it for yourself

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By far the largest stock in Madison county ofLace Boots Bootees High Top Shoes and all kinds of

good Winter Footwear for both men and boys

Quality always higher than the price Headquarters for II > Ban Band Rubbers

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COVINCTON IAKSSTORE QUALITY

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Success cf Former RichmondBoy

It is with plresure that his many oldRichmond rinds note the success of

adoptedhomeorgaulzitiouu and incorporation of thewell known firm of Mitchell BakeSmith Mr Prather who lor live yearsbas been bookkeeper for tho firm beconmi Secretary and Treasurer andwill have entire supervision of theoffice work lie is s son of Rev JamesPrather of this city and is a youngbusiness man of excellent qualifica ¬

tions as is evidenced by his rapid risein Lexingtons business circles

Mysterious DisappearanceJ-esse the 1G year old son of Mr and

Mrs John 15 Masters of Bilwin lefthome last Friday and his whereaboutsalleyIdog followed him The dog returnedhome 72 haurs afterward but to farno trace of the boy has been found I-

Ii soppJsed that the boy has gone toIllinois where relatives live or else metwi h foul play orrceident while outhunting Ills parents have tovcraltheories about his miysterions disappearance and the mother of the boy isalmost distracted Following is thedescripiou of the boy Blue eesblonde haiweight 140 pounds he worea lisht corduroy cap black corduroycoat cottonade pants

Elected VicePresidentMr Allen Ziring cl the J W Zuing

Grain and Mill Co lics returned fromLJttJ ton whore he attended the annnal lneeiiig of the Lexingttn CreditMens Association Mr Xtiring waselected Vicc1resideul for the comingyear Tub Association is a branch ofthe National Association of CreditMen which is one of the largest Com ¬

mercial oigaiiiz tints in the world TitLexington branch has a membershipof S3 represantinz thopTiucipil jjUbertand Millers of Lexington RiclimaudWinchester Paris Versailles andXicholusvflle atuiljJrOes of greacsben fit and protection to all concernedMr Zaring ii being warmly congrauhated upon his election to the Vi3eIVpsidtfiicy odd we might mention thatMr Clarence Williamson formerly olthis city Is the Secretary and Treasurer

Cecilian Club NotesNo mortf delightful cub ever cx¬

isted than the Cccilian Club and thesplendid programs which have beenrendered not only at the three me t-

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ot the present season but in allformer years are very encouragingand very enjoyable The meeting oflast Wednesday was held with Mrs A

R Burnam and tho program a sacredone was led by the Iiotes3 and wasas fullowsKoltCollGreat Oratorio SitmeraPiiper Palcstrlna > fa6lcr Music of Cutliol

idsulhmNrs Ut1 1e1touDuet vocal All RemeitilcrYrbin Verdis

RcupToii 1zs Tate MjssXolnndFuneral MarcliClioplnMrsKobtUurna inVocaiODltlne RcdeeiaicrGounod

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NrsCheulJult NrsPkkelsSonGotolbn4 Mtsa GottliebCurrent Events =L JMfsallIffBliis

The roll call brougkt out many it-te resting Items l amongwhich wero skelckby jirsIIaBgerof Dudley Back whosedekon Qcto

er6tI1rento ell 0ne at the masters

cdptioJtofflrdor Music Hall CiftciiiRRt UaC kBJmajority votethe iCIII mMud 10wltWr w from the fMM Vtlw U<>

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Popular City OfficialMr T T Ijovln ton who was re

elected this month to represent Normalprecinct In the city Council ig per ¬

imps cne of lIe roost popular city of-

ficials¬

in Richmond This fact vasemohaszad when the official dbunt gaveMr Covington a majority of 2G3 thelargest vote of any candidate in thecitywho had opposition The heartyendorsement given tbs popular ccitizen< nd splendid btisinoisjnan IB exceed-ingly

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gratifying not only to Mr Curington but his lotion of friend throughout the city and c tinty The fact thatMe Covington has carved on tieounelI several terms and was alto eJectedand served in the capacity of Mayor ofRchmoiul and as a member of theHoard of Education is sufficient eviJence that any omen within the gift ofthe votcis of Richmond and Madisonconnty can be his for the asking

Donation DayAIms been the custom since the P

A C Infirmary beamo an institutionlie Tuesday berore Thanksgiving

will le observed as donation day A

committee of ladies will be at the InUrinary all day to receive donationsand it gees without saying Unit thosewill bets liberal ns heretofore Any¬

thing n provisions household art deslinens china or gltiEBware hospitaliec < tallies etc ull be guilefully K

eclvcd Itcinmiilifr the date TuesdayNovembar 2J

Horrible TragedyC-

ash Mo ly a lifelong resilient ofKingston this couiity killed his wifeWeJuefdaymcrjiuiybj severing her I

heat almost from her body with a ritz ¬

or thin setting fire to the dwellingwallowed cjrbulic acid anti died al-

most instantly There were 10 witnes¬

ses to this hon ibe tragedy antI tin 01

ly cause assigned for the rut is that ini diunkcii feets Moody hecame angered at gonu trivial 111 tter and approachioghs wifp Iron behind while she wasseated in a chair an J slashed her throatrim earito ear With remarkable vital-

ity she ran from the huilJnir a din aneof more tuna filly feet citnbed a fenceand dropped into the road dead Thisatlraced the attention of neighborswho rushed to the scene in time to seeMooly ee lire to the buiMing and drinkthe acitl Ha died nlinuat instantlyThe neighbors euccedptl in extinguish ¬

ing llio burning building Moody evi ¬

dently hail jiri mi dilated edt deetruciou He wrote a letfrard gave to a

neighbor the day before tint tragedy inwidth he stated that he would not bet eelrntjnrid gave iitstiuctions regardleg isbUtlalbutthe recipient cf tlenote did nol consider tfe matter ser ¬

iously thinking Hth4 LIla talk ot adrunkeBman Moody leo 6 II de amitlItin eats Ilile In this city rut sday atwhclv time he tpk from the exprb B

ofilc3 a packaga of whiskeyU joJy dwnod a good farm at Kli5

ton and was <comfortably situated so

fart laaoces wete concetfed Illswife iras ore of the mbat highly ftlip cted women of that hoc 11tyEm-bbngherJrfonds by tier arqaiilMU1

aticts ibe was a devout exab4M-t74Lin orlritiitn ehurCh sMfe Fittlau of Missouri e1CW

They are survived by Tlfii I

folfowifiMf cliildreB Mrs D Wf VVfetejMiii Mra Arih rBt Jdle f thra cuit >

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ICIEENotice

Ail hunters aro hereby warned notto trofpas Jon the farm nown aetheZ1 Hic3 place 1J miles horn Rich ¬

mood on Big Hill pike All violationswill ba punished nccordcncy to lawIll n Macs Hamilton

Highest MarketEinbry Moberly A Co will at

once to slaughter turkeys for thothanksgiving at pens atMoberly The highest I

will be for fat fowl122 or 812 riugsIr

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J B WALKERIi

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ntr 1 Kentucky 1aao Tartia IIJLEXINGTON KENTUCKYepJantinfor IrSO loaded wagons and free stalls for 300 horses Re

drying capacity one hundred thousand pounds per day andstorage for thousands of hogsheads Our daily sales aregrand with prices averaging close to 15 cents fQr all gradsup to this time Send your tobacco as fast as ready and beassured of lair treatment and the best price Dont sell to

fspeculators as they must buy cheap enough to make a profiton your tobacco We look for prices to improve throughthe season J will greatly appreciate every load from myResptr

O H CHENAULT PresidentiuiTit

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