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Mr&iaONf, TIM Taller.I
VOLiUAE 16.
J M. E.FOHS.INvrchant Tailor
MARION. KY.n««*<mMW food* every day. Suit*
•lade t« Miler 9IS.00 nad pward*.AlWvMl fMto Mde l» MdarftM.
[. CRITTBNDBN COUNTY* ITUCKY. SEPTEMBEI 1895. Nt.nBER 16
Excliuiive agtoncy in Crittenden aed Liyingston co#tiis for
Hposi^r,qirjaip priUs
THE OROFT d BARNETT MINOOMPOMATCD
Plows,RJQHT OU- LEFT.
TdLU, KY.
DispeBMs GcBvine Kintucky
Hnspitality at His Ver*
lailks Hoac.
How Abo Llucttln lioo«tc4 HiM
la lite rinl Uw 0mmkiCfetaM*
HI*aktit mwU>. Jo <
ta Mm KaaUicii) I'tMt. rmiliim BMijr
politic tl cirfNt:
Bkekbara, •IiI»mi){Ii » law ver cf
pN»tM part so, WM i|hMI;
ywwn tfct ^•mtim •! — afriMl-
turali.t i»»T ttir iniKll bamlft of
HfVtag hlaltua, iii WmMforii i-oudIt,
km Mllkoljr U M»M4Pd ibai br vuuld
bMioM llailMl SUUa flwiUor
fioai KMtuoky. Md OM oTtto ipwt
•at If^dcr* ut (b* l>^ni<M ikti>' part)'
Uaiawslite UlMUiarB. Ho to •« Ml««««p4«i. • MM ar M•aek i«on«« tarco tkM k«
ow w Mfor txpowliag It .idl.
14 )»l n've»l«l.
I of Hiovktiura • rrieods bave
If Imm III fcoMot tahia
l4T«lD«rsl>ilit.r aoil I <lo not niurb
bioao IhoM. Ill all btt tUrrInK |>o
IMIool OMTor <>r t«rat> four yoon
mm kaowB dtfook Ho kmoknfi uiQiwi^Tfry otftonw««•»»ry olMtadc »u>\ m •,,iu<- nf bii
nm* Vhorc dofeal ••«io«-<l ioiiimoI,
|»tao Mtlilifciil OToo bU Moot lou-
alo fftaait by Um roToloUoa o( •
pMMMMty whlc^. for part toiooM-
HO oad the (luiter to ilominett* mea,
ll BM oMtbod bj thai o( UOB>
to AMorioav pObilo IMo loABjf.
Blirktmrn 1« > Iwartinl, bigb-
aWtetl, voungrou* eiiMMnieo [of
IMSbootI, fall of Inith ami Imnor,
Ml of fialU. awl U ia Um ba-M of Um aaa. la Ita brMMtoaT airf
liaat erner, Itial pn<Uan liini <> lii"
oa*atilaoa<]r f»r luoie ibau pffr
laaaoMooaejr orbia kaoa aaalyUcal
Rioap t>f ttnx tobJMo. Uo la a
oiUaeu of iba woHd aad w Mioaily at
borne iu llie iligaited 8coalu cliaui
bar al Woabloftoa, or aw«|*t>iag
)otao with tbo Tlilaio loolan bo May
BMot la Um Kentucky ioam. K«
^^flkmd aa aa equal >>> tbi- groat
tMMM* of tbo party, be i* felt to
ho a friend by ovory daj-toborar wbo
graapa bl* band,
Tbeac are ibc at'crvla uf Joe
-Maokboro a Bowor wtib bi* Goaaiiiu-
tliKo»ililllllWMMr«M 0>ml
tbe man wbo atarta out to plook
Blacklmru'* laurela baa rat OQt a
lorge )ob tor bimaelf.
Tbaio la MlbiH utUkM about
hekboro, aM bia qoM OOMliy
life, wbfu ul home, la iu keepiag
Wlib Um aiapliclty and nboleaouie-
iMMi*«kMM«r. lolivaaina
pieASut old ooaatiy boooo oo Roaa
Hill Um priaoipia raaMaaot tboroagb
fclOla Voraalllea, without any at
tmpi to oatoobaioa, or aveo
•Hylo.'* No NaoHod lod^j lofeaa
yoar card. Not ev< ii a c3loMd MO*
trraat attend* Ibe door. Liko all
lirtbiraTr. tba Sooater keo)>* plenty
91 mn*m\M, bat bo I* loat aa llkoljr
M Ml to oMwar year baock or riag
binaclf, If be i* in, -J^A if he doe*
MS MfO. Ulackbum probably will
Tha bewa U bolH vary chMa to Umatiaat, wlU Um groond rUlag four
or Ivo foot trooi taa pavaaMot, aad
Uo
olraogat paMlog im a plaiiaot }wa»Ion can *<« Hrnator Joe on tbe
front portb pulling at hi* belorett
pifO, aad Mm. Blaokbon by Ma aldo
wllb bar work, witbont anytblog to
bint to tba Henator'* higb poaitlon
aiCOpt aa air of ilialinrtmn wl.K li l«
looopaiabla from biai, and ablca
voold attfaol aMooMon anywhoM.
The IniiTiiir "1 tin- r< .i.tcm v la ijuite
a* UDaanuuiiug aa iLe rxtrrior, tiut
famlahinga are market! I<y llie 'inlet
and liraaUfal laate of Hra. Ulack-
bora aa^ brr daagbtor.
"
lti« 'iF>1Nd Kaatuiky IIokp.
anti tbart la aoMatklog ao boao Ilka
aad ao ataaol aboM It MMt It kwVMa|>lra«ant plctiire tat mtf^WmML Tla>
ion lu recur to.
Wbao tbo BaootflV walka *^owa
(owti '
ill Vrrtalllea, liariMOi lO OB*
Ureiy au»|VL'<le(i wbi-raTOr bO Otaft
for aa long a time a* ba atata.
ia a mmi daligbtfal
alwata boMi bia «M«ilo»|{ a* be i* willio| loladoiKe ia a
oMbiRaa. UoM !• klo MtUramm^^m B^^blMflM ^ AlMiM* ^MM^Ivo9&wf MawDwra w aima* ivvwwi,
hia kOOM paopl«>, irri'i>i>e<'tivi' nf |miI
tttua or oolar, faoliog tbat ba belong-
od to tkoM. «« ho la mmfh"Joe" (<i lim intimalp*, and under
ao circuuiitanct^ iiaving bealowad
apoo bia a bigbar title tkaa Cap'a
Jar," or ••Cap o Btatkbora. " Tba
eolomd paopio—oad tboy oU kaav
bia perMoally— call bia **MmHJot." Aa a friaad. aaaator, HMk*bw« lo a jlwaad of *o liot aatar.
Thrn* i* Dolbing aitbio hin (xiwer
tjat be would withhold (roui a y one
bavlag tba Itaat daia npoa bia
Joa Blackbnra waa orlflaaUy okoa
ea for Ibc alalatry and «ooM m-donbtadly bavo uatir u (;immI esbort-
tr. Ua latbar, Um laM K, M.
(••Nad.**) tiakkoHi. OMoflka au«-
<v.«fiil In-rdera of thoftoghbitd
botH-H of hi* day, uanied bia for
Rev. Jotapb Clay p*l>le», a I'reabr
larlan olo<^|ya of ooaM lopotetioa.
Ha vaa odtwattd lo IkaBlagy at Om-ler ('<.ll«ne, Iml aflirwarda itudietl
law. aoil ootorad Mpoo iU pM43tico la
Oklai«oki int. «koi taaaljr
yaara of aga*
The Seaator talla an latorMUng
.tory i>f bow Alirahaiu l.ln<-ola gave
bia a booat wbaa U waa atniggllng
witk Ma Int hi» oaaa. laHkya:
' Whva I waa 1» yaara of ago 1
Ii.iuUmI la Chicago and coaaenced
tbapiaaHeaof law. itu,- of uiy
Srat oMta ia Um UoiUd Btatoa
Coart, wblofc «oa pioaMad ovor by
JiiMicc Ml I.< »ii 'f the Supreme
Uourl, and Judge l>run)muud, of the
llllaoia Clffoalt Court. The oppoaing
(•onnael waa laoao N. Arookl, tbao at'
h<- head of tbo Chicago bar, anboo-
•{urallv a promineat mciu)>rr of Con-
4r«M, aad tba aatbor of tba llrat bi
>graphyef Mr. tiaaala. 1 bad
rtled a demarrvr to Mr. Arnold'*
pluaJtng* la the c^a*e, and when tbe
caae waa reached on tbe calender, I
waa qoila aorrooa at ba?taf «nob a
fofaldabb aad iiqpwlia uad aatago-
Diii, while the dignity of tbe tnbu-
aal aad Um preaanot of a large nua-
bar of.lowyara ail aldad to increa**
ay tiaidity and eabarraaaaoat, la
tact I WM willing tbat any dNpoal-
lioM •lii'ul'l 1k! made of ibc caae, ao I
oouia icat ril^f it. 1 wa* reauy to
adopt aay aaigntlBa of tbo oppoo-
iuK c<uiDael which woold itliavo Mof my cwl>arr**«lng *ilaatioa. I
wanted to get away. Mr. Arnold
aada aa arnaaMat ia wbieb ha oiiU.
elaad ay daaanar la a aiaaair tkat
increased my confueion. However,
1 had to awke an effort 1 *aid but
ktllo. aad that in a vary liewildered
maaaer, aad I wa« abootii ait dawa
and Ut Um o«*e go by dafaalt, ao It
won. when ^a tall, homely, looae
joiaiad aMB aittl^ > tb« bar, wboa
I had aallaad gittai
Oaartii tittiHim piHHaa I badn**ame<i In ay feeble argument,
making tbe point* *o clear tbat tbe
Ooart at OBO* •uataioed my daaur-
rar. I did aot kaow wb'i mj iMaa-
ury fritod waa, bat Hr. Aiaold got
up anil attcMipttMt Ui rebuke him for
interfering in |tbe aatter, wbaa I
board for tbo Irot tiao Ikat kt waaAlirabaa Llacola, of UprlBglMd,
Mr. I.Ioooln aald In bia raply to Mr.
Arnold a atricture* tbat he claimed
th* priviiaRa of gitrlag a yooag law-
aaror aaw aaeh aa
Sargeat, a* Ulackbam
Ull aboot bl* (iarifaat'a)
hi I •arty fnaada la Woodford ooaa>.
ty. Sargootaad tbo orawd woaa
di BbfonBdtd, for Sargont deolarad
III had not H*^n Kliu kliiirn ainoa ho
left Woodfuni couaty, over thirty
praro a^po aatN taday.
Senator Blackburn ha* a
faaily. Hi* wife, a vary
and delightful woman, wai Miaa
Tboraaa Orabaa, daagbtar al Dr,
^ ofteaiT Miqroftke
Coofier-Jovfial.
WattoraM Potrrrkaa U Coatrol
Ita MMtrMMMMi^MMWMm ComtitutMt.
yarabaailirltt cB.f,
«Hk baIJ. C. Orakaa, wko wabnaiwd kf•
i>|>ei:i*lly If h» were pittwl bRn<)oet by the city of l/oul*vllle np-
Bgainai an fipcriunced practitioner, on attaining bi* looth h^tliday.
Uf coiirac I thanketl him and retired They hava Uirae dangbtara aad aoo.'
aaptoodoBajroaag Kitid Maiabal.j
Tbo oldoot daagbtir Tkonaa, lo tbo
I arvtr aaw Llaeoln again aad bt I wifa of CapUla Wllllaa Hall, of tba
'ln 'l Willi. ml kniiwKH! who the •truir rnllcJ Slate* Army. The twoyonn-
gliiig law)er wm be *o kindly aa*i*l-, gcst daaghtara aro at boae. Tboy
ad aod raaoood froa defaat la bia; are bo«k lalt aad alaadar aad graoa-
aaldaa tfoM kaforaa Uattad StatM'fulin form and aoveaent. Miaa
triboaaL CoriDnc i* * proaounced brunette
Blaekbora ratumad from Chicago »od Ml*a l.ncilla a bloodc- with gold-
lo hia aativo ouoaty ia HMO, aad i aa hair aad grajr oyoa. Tbey art
gainod a repolatioa aaa looal apoak-lbotb tor* baadaoaa aad atykah
tative *u
.pMrof^Latoat U. 8. GovH Bapart
rr in the I'rcaidrntial canva**. Dur-
ing the war be aapouaad tbe cauae of
tbe South and raadorod gallant atr-
vioa. Wboa a taraMr, hi 1871, ba
aada bb dobat la pollUoa aad trom
that day to tbi* a ueriod of twenty
-
four yoaio—bo boo aovor baaa do-
Ilia fliat conteat waa for Boproaoa-
the Kcntaoky Loglalatnre
ei Lieiilaaaat Ooveraor
B. IHMtar. aad Mao of MbMl laaM kM koaa aa kMar
and aa fall of thrUliag
hia iaitial
la I8T4
noinlnatinn to •ucoc4*d lion. J. R.
Beck In Coagraaa from the Seventh
diatriot, difaHn Hon. K.I 1>. Mar
•hall by a awjortty of «,XOO vataa
ia a total of ooly ahMt 1ft, 00k.
Marabal alao loaidod ia Woodford
coaaty. Bo waa a MaHagalikiil or>
ator aad a aaa of ahaoat ImaMabiBmaKDctic force. Their campalKU in
tbe auaaei of '74 waa one of
moat aaanUaaat.paUtieal race* aver
aafod la Ealaaky, tkoir dobataa oa
thoBtaap alwaya botag very acriao-
alooa. Blaokbam waa re elevtod to
CoagtaaB la 189«, agaia la 'U, 'MO
and M, aad hiW ka waa alaratod
10 tbo Sonata ovar Oan. -Oarro Uordo
Wllllaaa, after a cancu* ktruggle
Ibal lattod many day* and nigbu,
and wMok tt la to kayo apat tbo
defeatod oaadMMa aa MaalkM tfto,'
OOo,
Seoator Blaofcbura baa been a
atroag adwaaata of'traa ooiaago of
tilvorttorBkMabokaahaoa in pub-
lic life, aovor k^baaglBg bia opinion
And even while hi* booie conatliu-
enU an dividod oa tbo taaacial quca
tioo, tkoT eaaaOt ' kaip kal adalra
Jue'x couiage and 'candiMV BOd an]u*t an atroDg for him tkia tliao aa
tiiey ever wer*.
Bbckbura baa atNaya awaaadleaderabip of hU;poM]r, agi H •aabe
who Hwung tbo laat AMMtratie
sute Coavoatioa la 1811 far troo
eilvtr aiahMl tka oak twHat li
op|io«itioa.
Blaohbara'a BMaory lor aaoMB aa
well a* faoaa, U oaa of kia atrikiag
charaoterialioa. Ifa navar forgoU a
man tbat be baa oai« met. He pro-
bably kM«B«,t)Ottta fB;iC»0O vot«ra
la tka lataatk OiaHiiiiiPBi l di*
tilot. Some Uae ago ba gave the
aoat aatounding proof of hi* wondar,
ful reoolloctlon of favaa at lilitaboth-
towa, Ky. Ho was ekaitlag witk a
BiowdattkBkatBloatkli mtf aak-
ject of memory nbm a byetander,
wbo bad had Uiaokburn pointod oat
lo hia, aaaatatod up and aakad if
the Senator know bUa. Hlaokbaia
graipc^ hia band, batovMaatly woo
at fault
"1 doa't wopdar tbat you don't
girl*, itnd have been popular ia
Waahiagion aooMty aa wail aa at
koBM. Joooph 0. 8. Blaakkora. jr..
iaatarfBMB aad waa fonaariy kto
fatkar'a private aaeratary.
A Prodiglaas Hap.
Tbo gtoat aartoy aap of
Um ctnlury, i* nearly ooaaploMd. It
aUi aaalai* ia aH nearly waa baadiod btaa. aattl
"but"—"Hold oa," latamiptad tbo Boaa-
tor, "1 ought to know you and if
yoB'U taU MB wkBN yoo bib Iroa 1
thiBk 1 BM pkMB yaa yok."
•>I(amefrom Woodford oooaty,
but I left Man aaay yaara ago,'
old tha aaa.
•'1 baaa yoa aaa, yaa an Mr.
aad baa boon
ooatiag, dariag tho Mat taaaty yoan,
one milliob doUata a yaar. liaaeale*
vary froa ton to Ita loot to tbo aula
for tba towB*. tbroogh twtaty4ta
iBcbasaUlaabaikaM laok. oaa^aar-
tar ofM knk aadoM taalk ofaa la«h
to tbe mil*. Tbedetaila are*o ainuta
tiiat tha twaaty-fita and *ix - io«b
m*p* *how every htdgo, Ibaoa, ditoh,
wall, baiMiagBad mm oftry iKilato
tree ia Iko Boaatry. Ite tvooty-dto-
inch map ihowi iu color the malarial
of which evory part of a building ia
ooB*lructad. Tha plan* *bow not only
the exact abapa ofatary bailding,bat
every poreh,
railway aadSayiag.
OMfbaaaaaaa l aiM yaarM
girl praaehar ia IntoreaUng Sreiaty
llilI,K. C. I'l r a wtt k the child baa
oonducMia H«ric*ef revival meetinga,
of bar p/aaohing ia ro-
portad to bo wonderful. At firat ako
praaebod only to tbe negroe*, but nowwhite |>eople ar* Aocking to hear her.
and tbe whole country round about ia
in /rtat aioiUaoat. 8ba qaakaa
Hrripluro by tbo okaplar, oaa* good
laanuage aad abowa amazing inaight
into the frailtiec i>t humanity. ABuabar of ooaver*iona ara reported
fkoa kar fwHb—Waitlagtia JhtL
Tho view exprcaaad in the (ullow-
Mg oMtnrial fMa tka AUaaU Coo*
maUoa la tkat oatirtakud by aany
KentiMky odalwri at Mr. Waltar-
800.
"Vmm ovary ^aartar of tho Don*
oeraUc oaap we bear nottiiag bat
iarce and harsh criticlaua of Hoar}*
VattorBoo and hl« recant oourae,
• It la a BMarafol fact Uat tbo
lontook? loaraallat to aaa tmining
UBtUr the very ktatjr BtBSdard whii h
ha (bould ba igktlag, bat the muuey
Ungaaad laaMalaaa of Daaocracy
will dad bia aayUlag bat a will ng
atlv. Ho baa probablf boaa driven
iato tba rank* of goM abark^ by cir
oaaMtaaaoa ovor whioh ba had no
ooBtiol, aad la Hakaaat of kaurta be
w probably tta ooM oM Maaif Wat-
Ur*oa.
•The new Watteraon I* tbe crea
tioa of the boaiaeM oSoB. Ho aude
a brava otruygla, hot alowly and
one of the greateet ackiavaaants of aurely the intereeta nod Influence* of
the buaioaaa olioe having ooiled a-
itaggara bolplotalf aadorbto bavdoa,
with no power to atrika a blow for
kimaalf or for hi* people.
•>lt to tka iroay of fato. Hort ia
a mairWko kot yoatarday was willtog
to dare everything for the people
agi ui*t Um aooay power, and today
ba lada klaaatf a atoto of Uiat pow-
er. But ha aaot aooopt hia lot or
cot looaa troa the great aewa{iaper
which bl* genluii ha* built up, and
b%ln Ufa aaew ia hia old age.
•'We eaaaoO )oia boom af aar ooo-
temporarica la their aevere dananci-
atiou of a gifted leader wbo haa been
daecrte«l by ^be fickle goddaaa of fur-
taae. If ka bad tilOB Ma ftaiaa aad
€are For Hradarbe
Ai a remedy for all forma of Head-
ache Klectric Bitter* ba* piavad to be
vBiybott. iteibttoa pstaMaant
oanaad tka oMat drsadai
*ick headache* yield in it* inll
We urge all who ara alHictad to pro-
oara a bottle, and give tbi* reaaedy a
Wr trial, lasan ofbabitnal eoa*U-
patiaa Bsetrfe HManeore* by ^ijpig
tha Itemed tone to the bowth, and
lew caaea Iock realit the' u*e of thia
metlicioe. ISiy it aooe. I >oly AO eto
at WomM * Wilna Dng Htora.
Kept, 2.'5-Gov.
Unity of a
Fraukfort. Ky.,
Browu today, hfnaalailoa aftba~
ivaabar 8 bobI, Arbor Day. for
the purpose of plauliog in tbe
State. He reoouimend* that the ecb-
ool* be oigaad aad tboekildrea be re-
oalod to iBka port la tha Arlwr
Day
Ihad.'DuminaUou uf the buaine** of
tut, which, ia tai* huckatoeriog age,
pnlla dowa aaay a Joaraalat froa
' the tripod oai tataa kka to a loor
alker.
At heart Henry VS'atler«on ii
alUI loyal to bto people, aad he dou-
btloM pnya tbat ba aay Hta ta aee
the day when hia |>eii will a|;aln be
free to aerv^ ihcm aa iu the olden
Ume,• Hs aboold Mt be jadpMl by th-
fecoot ntmraaeea of bta pea. Vriv
I'D into a cornel liy oppre»*iM' con-
diUon* and cruel circumataocen, it is
tMkt be strlkss oat bliad-
ly In tbe vain Bttaapt to defead hia-
aelf . Hia mortlfloatioa and humilia-
tion will lie punishment euuugli for
tba errora of kto ktsd. Ua ahould
ba Judged loaioatiT. HofOn bto
geuvration (Jrceley, l'rcntic«' uii'l oth
ar great editor* mamiged titeir pap
or*, and tbey were able to aBtatoin
a lofty Btaadard viUwat baiag call
od dowa by the baalaioa oOeo. In
those day* the liuiine** ottlce lj;ij
aot hanoan tbe vontrolliBg power.
It altaMto Ha owa opben and
aot Baapaak apaa tka oMtaral pro.
vice.
All that, hoinvar, i* a thing of
the paat in aonu localitiv*, and we
the famous jourunliai who madeaad namada atateawen and tbapad
tho policy of BtatiB mw rsoeiviag
hia ordera kma tbo dspartsnat orbich
handled Um oaabof the (CourierJour-
We had hopea.iliat this liriglu
light ia tho Jouraalialiv llruaaent
aaltoaarBarof aMtssr-
lo opiendor nntillto clooe. Itu bard
to loM it now behind tbo fog that
hovere ovei the alongh of despond
,
allMiptkMfctlat it will
Tbenaaaloni ia tba Wcat
aapraoadoatsd b nverity for
A depth ef IVan BM to
Mat a nparted ia tbo anaatalaa
Wwalia. «Mlo
wa*
the
•That Watteraon wouM. even
retrace hi* stepa uud Htand
with tha people. If be felt tbat hi*
woaid aaalaia bis, • wa do
aot daobt. Hat wp fear tM I It ia
lie oaanot tear bia el
liontko dsadlj aallnco oC
diflkaie by the timely use of
Tutt's Liver Pills, an old and
favorite remedy of increasing
popularity. Always cures
SICK HEADACHE,sour stomach, malaria, indiges-
tion, torpid liver, constipation
and all biliouo dioeaoeB.
Turrs uyw pills
Of the CVittenileni County ("ii'ore«l
Teacher*' ln*titute to lie held at Mar-
ka, Ef., Oat, IMl, 188g^
Till It.-iKA V.
8:4ft—ticriptura reading by Bev. W.L. OaA.Soag hf tka laaiitato.
Praver by Rev. M. J. Johnaoa.
9:'HI—Organization ai)>l enrollment
H: t.'i—Aim* and end* of the inititute,
by the SupetiataadBBt.
i»; l-V-Scbool lusBiiiaiot. O. W.Brook*.
10 l .")-Recea.
10:25—AriihoMtic.
How ta tiaeb bigMaiiiH S.
Cruce.
Meatol aritbaetic, U W Broohi.
Waddle.
Diakladd.
Paroontage
11:15—
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l«KM>-lfooa.
1: !.'(—GrammarMethod* of parsing. Alley John-
Main of apatBi. iMT. W. L.
Clark.
1 :t»— ConnKiaitiou, K (". Wailille.
2:1&—How to aacureand bold atten-
«iea daikig rtehotlBBBb M. Oroee.
2:10-aoc«rapby:
Hiiw t« teach ixtlitical
phy, AUey Johnsuu.
:i:l(>— Hietory. Rev. W. L. Clark.
3:40—Miatakea in teaohiag, a papor^
by Dink Todd;
ion of tboM-l:15-Beoea(.
moBT
7:30-8iagiag.
Loom
Ab addraa by R C. Waddle.
Singing.
ab addraa by Rev. J. F. rhoe.
VBIMT.
*<: Vh-i >peiiing exorciae*, nttoaU, Blo'
UrOO-iteadixg, onUiodB of
4Bg hr^laaBn to nad,
.Jiibiik'iu.
MctliiMia III teaching aiivancetl
reailin^:. \V. L Clark.
SfcW-Motboda uf Maebiag apelliag,
M. Omml4H0e lIow to teach aound* of the
iettcrii end diacriUoal aarlu, by
K.C. Waddtof
10:SO-Uaoa*a.
IMdft-Fbyaiology; oral ksnaa ia
hygiene, Alley Johnson.
Method* of teaching ulvanced
claawH ill iihynliiioijy, K Cruce.
11:30—Writing, mathudi of teachiug
it, Dhk Tbdd.
ll:4q-CivieB. aethadBal
Leora Job'naon.
ll:0()-NooD.
1:15—Psychology iu the
G. W. Brook*.
1:.V5—Dutie* of tbe
parents, ^by Huperi
othern.
2:3.'>- liece**.
ftdft—How to teach by praaramuie,
Oiak Toild.
3:10—Orading and crua« graSiag, by
(ieo. W. UriMjk*.
^n^RapwU of uoaaittoaa, ate,
7:30—Paging.
Tba praaing ortxla
The «H who wM,l»y (ieo. W ltnH>k«.
Renwik* by the buperiateadont.
it
jr tcbool*.
To tka Feopla.
Too aap aell your I iekory tiaber
totMlaBiTw Spoke aad Hta Oai,
rbdaeab. Ky.. write Ihtai Mr prMnaad apeeifinatioaa.
BEAR IN MIND THAT
The Old Reliable
Drug: StoreW00D5 & WitSON,Solicit5 Your Patronage.
Wp handio uiily pure ^iii l t'rc-li l"> -ds,
m;ik(' ii ?[)ecialty of lilliii;^ pn'.icripliiiiis .it
hours liny or night. We handle till of the nat-
ent mndicineo; paints, oils, varnishei, brushes,wall [laper, musical goods, and aJl kinds ofdru:,'''ist8 notions.
School Boa
•)
And All Kinds of^School Supplies,
Pens, inks, pencils, crayon, sUteo, eraoers,
papers, taUeto, «te.
Our low prices will shoir jou that we ap-preciate your trade.
TNOM. J. VANOHLl.
INSURANCEMOOBB A YANDELLo
Bapmaat aian of tka kaal oouaataB la tka oaaator. OLD VommAMIBIOA, TBAOni, PBimTitAMIA aad otkara.
mOTBOT YOUfflSiLF AOAINST PIRE !
Bj plailag yaar itoks BWk tksaa lw<| liags oaapBatoa, aad nllable ageato
.
You only see only
iiun
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priiicip.il points in Arkansasand Te.vus without charge.
This line trovorses the finest
Far ning, Onizin<r ami TimberI.:iriil :\<.v\ rt«,i.'h(\s tho mostt>ro8pcrous Tuwas ami Cities
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Of "Hume in the Southwest,"Through Texas," "TexasLauiis," or "Truth abimt,Ar.kensB." Mailed to any ad-
dMBB up.m Bf^lieatiiMi.
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LbU»VILLS.KV.
E. W, LaBEAUME,JgBN'kMaa* TIOKBT AOT
.
•T. kOUIft. MO.
NOTICE.All per*un* owinf; luvoo niiteo, uuw
due, are re<|ueiilfil to calT and aettle
withuul turther delay, or they will
find itu- ciaias ia tka kaadb . af siy
attorney. ^d. W. BotHa
LiQil for Sale.
Alo-ut 3:e aeraa, 176 acre* cle*rad,
kUai»-« in good tiaber. Uood bnnaa,
ilahie*. ai.d two toaaat bonaaa; good
ow ani » I <l pleaty nf water. Abouttaomih' norih of Marion. Will
nil tber or will divide aiMl wU.
fhr ' V. An|<(v v>
1 C OriMiiui, tiaWpt, i\v.
.Jbc. UriMMB, UaiilB, Kv.le. iMft. If
BARMBrS COAL.I uui Hueni at- Mr ion fur the
^ir ill* c.ial, ifie b4 ^ i n'l on tlio
ar .et for l!l<- I me mnvc :<ili|
he I'lTge i' It centt |ier IiihIi.
el, l ie tiiiri ;i.-i.ii' t i ii (r,,!i\ ihul ar !il .M iiioii. I'lcifM- cii.uc tl ' n -u
»H tUi« i. lortiic |>r. ne il M Cirait-iark'a aHI.
11. >l. Whiii*,
.MaHea, Ky.
Hog Cholera Ciin>,
*ol<l wn gtiar^i tee,
M. P BMtf
/
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'IT*
*. C Walkm, PkUfalMr.
TMAtlMtolipMMM«M opto•d iMt WMk with all the poni|) Andflory DcoMMry for . suoh hiatoric
occMioni. The eipotiUoB It
only to itiH World* Fair.
Tkm Mumjr Udgw^bkioBid MlIM WMk ta AMf 4s«M« natMr-•^ "peech for iu town and wnnl4t(0id in frame* of ailvar for il^ i-n
tMpMllg puhlUher.
It ia annoiiDoed by the Loniaville
Vmt tkM Um AdalaiMnUoa at
WmUirImi win aol otMBga itantti
••d* toward Wat Hardin, and it mayk* MBMromI in tlie aaae cooiMction
UmI Wftt, will MkihMfll Mi ntti
i
Mr
The Snpreme ooart of Texaa baa
dMtded that prise-flgbtiDg if leipU
uaOn th« lawi of the 8taU, and tke
Ooriwtt niHiraaM «ght will b« aJ
IfeWMto jt«DM«O0Wtor SI, nnt
the governor preventa the affair
wblek h» pwpotM to do bj having
HImMI wutm tfa«
latKtMS.
on tlic 8tHll< hangs tljf pold
•near, the broad leaf tuUacixi bidea
tb« ground, Um froaU of October
Will MOW bt hnn aad oorpolMt 'pan
oi will be fornid; th« awMt *Utwatoo are CO HI ill to ligbt. the golden
roMaU are turaing brown, Uto
tollMforwtwHI tokw
•ad tbM W'WMn I
abound.
Uen. Buokuar la oat oaMaHlNto toaobiag tka aiito
and flnaucial queatinn. We adniirt-
the old patriot 8 devotion tohiapartt
and comiiiC'Dd liis loyal^ to all
HiMOcraM. Wa alao obaarra ia bi*
MHWka tkt abaanoa of any rafarance
tofatitory. a« well as any argament
abowing that the party ia couittadtolitri^goM
The Lyon county grand Jury in
ipwtad Uta liddjTUle penitentiary »
abort Mm ago. Tbey report every
tiling iu "apple pie order. Tbt
oalia ware parfaoUy eiean, lita kitcb
•aaMMafaMtoaa^tka grab of
a • luperior quality aai laa iMor,the hoapital ia not aarpaiaiiil. the
cbttpel ia one of the neataat little
•bureb adiloas to ba Coaad anywbvra, aad ooataiaa a library that
would be a cr«dit to any institution
of ieamiag in tba coaatry. Tb>
told they have one of the beat cboirs
in the atate. And wbile, at we arr
Infornad, tba penitantiarr ia allowad
to draw oat of tba MaU tiaaaoiy
noO put motMk M eamat rapenaaa,
»c ara informe<l by Deputy Warclen
Linn that in the paat three yeara
tbare ba* boaa draws oat batlM."Tba oaly ooaiplaint wa have u.
lake ia thai tbare ia ao way of get-
tiut: into auch taaty plaoe, except
tbtough tba Glicalt ooorta, aad ia
aay laMaaaaa tUa proraa aaabor-aouie itnd ezi>enaive, and then tt>e
goal I* only reached after maay ax-
FoRn»< Fkkrv, Kv , Hept 2^.
Bn PliWH.— Keep en giviog it to
Mi about tba public roada. If wr
ao iMNMy to lavaal ia raada,
we have muacle, aad tba bouatiMaae of it when directed by gmd comiDon "horae" aenie, will make our
roada lUO par eeat better. Kaka tb<
ea aaik rida, aad yo« lava got it.
The work aaruld be dooe aaily ia the
tall aotbat they may Ite
Ike wiatar. yoaia,
F.i>. ri!KMw. —Touching the priority
iif Slate Teacher'" ("eriilioale*, allow
lue. m'>«t re«|>ecttully, to my that
Biia T. Doaakiy haU a Htate
tmkafi OwtMeato oktolaad by hiiu
at a Normal U««ion ronducteil by
i*nir. Adam* in Marion, Ky. in the
year 18M7. Reapt.
9»ft. 1!«,'!>'> A. J. Donakey.
That Turnpike.
Toll-, Ky., Hapt. 22.
EorroR PBEaa;—If tialea woatkelpynabolMlhMTtewpfti'raa it
froai Marioa to Tbia. The aaethia i»
able to help, and it you .can gti them
ti thinking right, perhapa tbey will,
rhiak of a tarapiko hoai Marioa Tia
Crittoadea 8priaga to the Ohio River
at tbia plaoe. Marion could then
hold the railroad down on freii;hti>.
t/'rittenden Hpringi would he worth
•2,000 atora, aadMa wmH linply
conimaad tko ritaatfoB. Wkal do
our dtivaaa aay?
iifNTAMBer riMiiiitt.
Aa Hkawa la NatlMMl UglalatioB
aid la Ik* DaTfltofMMCar
TNU.
ISpecial to ttie
Bj Ttsation.
DrccaaDao, Kv., Sept. l;).
KoiToa Pataa:—It oocnra to metkat we woaid have better road* il
tkqr wave worked by taxatioo. Weahoady pay oat aaaaallr aerem.
huadre<l dollars in cold cash for
plow and leama ou the road. Let
the road* be worked by ooatract ami
then aomebcHly will ba paiaoaaily andlegally re8[>onaible for tbeir coedi
tion and tbey would l>e kept in tra\
eraable abape. Youre for good
X.
H.Lt \ i \s. Kv., Sept. 21.
Koi^a Paaaa:—1 have Jaat laaii
Mr. Otafk'e aitUe oa "wheat" aad
I eodorHc every »u)j({ ation in it
Our acreage of wheat ia large eaongii
oadtUfanaataakoaM lainaai ikf
yield per aera, which can be domand without any outlay of moneythe loog run. Fertilizer more than
paya for Itoalf ill tba iacvaaaa yield
aad tkaa tk* fiaoad ia ki boMw eoadition for the next (.rop. What wr
need along tbe line i* 'more intelli-
gent farming. A fMMT htm a
moral ataadpoiat, kaa ao aoio right
to wear oat bia land, aiatroat it In
any way, than he baa to lieat hie
boraa to death or •tarro tale oaltle.
HialMBB%kt b* HkaMd to tki^
scriptural lalMt, and you kqow what
the reauh WIS with tbe unfaithful
A
A nuaber of tbe liimitallali bald a
ouiiferenoe in Chicago iaat weak, aadtuok prallaiaary atepe for organ iz
lag a advar party, with the purpoee
of pulling a candidate in tbe field
for <be Freaidency next year. Theoaaao begaa to eaffer tkae* aad tkaa
at the hauda of iM friaada. Tbe bia-
tory and tradition of tbe Democratic
party ahow that it ia the friend c t
kiaietaliaai, aad wiUiia ito raaka ara
Ike foTHi, whaa propeily orgaalHd,
equal to the ocoaaion of hoidtag tka
party in line with the^ atteraaoee of
tbe fatbera, and tbe q^irit, aa well a*
lalto^ a( tka imtilaMna. Whenaay coaildarabid porttoa of the ad
b« rent* to the good cauae ieek an-
other aveBue for aooifpliakiag the
and tbiow away the cbenoea of win-
ning iti a national couteat, To re-
eatabliah bimetaliam tbe vote of the
Heath aad Weat soat b* aaltad. Tbe
oath, Uf%{f>iMtallaai, batit will
not leave tbe Democratic party to
get a law of thia kind. The Demo-
MalM party kaa beea Iti friaad wfcMi
it moet needed tbe atroag ara a( aa-
awerring devotion, and the ioetbam
people are not, and will never be
BigratotHl. Tbe aUver party will
dmwifaaWMgtk aaialr Ikoai tka
^e*t, hence two Kections, desiring
tbe aame lu will 8up|>ort aeparale
partie* and no advaacemanl will Ite
ado. II the Deaoonto of the
Weet aad Booth pat forth tkeir ef-
fort*, the national Deuioiratic uon-
vaa:toa will declare for Uue bimetal
iaaa. aad tkaa tka i«aa wW ha
tquarein betweea tka tW» partiea,
and tba vote will be a tMt of the
apii it of the country on tbe queatioo.
Veat, aor Moritaa, aor t'riep, aor
Banli, aorknkiara,>or yaorkeaa.
nor Turpie, nor any of the other
It. MMMcatto leadere were in the Chi-
etartMi tbe
•
Ki>. Fre8h :— I need fertilbMr in
my wheat crop 16 yeara, and my ex
porMaee to tkat it paya and pay*
well I have known it to double
the orop. 1 uae 100 poonde to the
aoM, aadit aot oaly helpa tka orop,
but tt improve* tbe land, leaving it
in better ahape for tiie crop to follow.
()t courae there may lie yeara, whenit ia very dry, and iia^aaiiljli. that
the advantagea are not ao great 1
think if the farmer will put out «
lea* number of acre*, and properly
fertiliae, ka wiU lad hlaaiW la hat-
er ebapa thaa ia ealtivating a large
number acrea of tbin land. I drill
the fertilizer with tbe wheat, andAnd tbia plan better thad aewiag
W. F
'OurThe Livinfttoo Banner aay*:
owa Coawoawaa|lk'a AtteraapL. ChipM, b kMHdag oao oflhe•troageet aad moat efficient proee-
cutora ia the atote. He ia a perfect
terror to violatoaa of tbe kw,whoa ke gale after Ikaai, tkair
ot eaeapa aia awaaadiagly rilai.
of tbe fellow* over in tbe 3rd who
think that Jim Uarnett ii the "onlieal'
proeecutor, ought to tend Jimnue over
•ad lat hi« tiko a *w hanae under
our
•«The Int weaha iik«lth.-aU the
Conooid pbiloaophar, aad ka war right
What M wealth worth without a aonad
body aad atrong aenrea to eajoy lifk?
Maat eftka wkola tioahia ia aaaaily
tka man Wa alioagif adoin aar
reader* w)m V* troubled with *ick-
btadachc, «uinea|, or aour atomacb,
to try Kamon'a Tonic Liver Fill*, tbey
are workiig woadarfal eiuae ia tkii
Tieiaitp.0a|yl6
free.
Wa8iiiv..iu.>, L». CT^pl. a.'!-
There if a vague idee in aome quai ii-ir
that the <i«napatina ot kuraing ii oa*
of the l<et arti,aad tkat at tke preaeat
lime ci'i i[>arativfly few people are
augaKeil in il. What ha«, perbafi*,
C<>utrihnie<l to thi* inipre«(ion more
ibaa aay tkiag alee are the »ataaiiata
wklek ftiaaatfy iadtkair waf ki ike
public printa in regani to r>eople
leaving their home* in the country and
going to the citica. It i* not *ur
pfiwag tkaa tkat tkare thoold be an
idea tkat tearfag kin it! daeadeace
and that the clan* " [leople who gair^
their livelihood fr m tbe »<iil i« grad-
ually diminiebi''i( in numlter* Tbe
flMta, hewovp*. .to aatJaitii>thia opla-
iaft Aaamdiag to Mr. Mettoa,^Secrtary of Agriculture, thtre are in
the I'Dited 8ute« more than iMM).-
000 farme, where are locatr'l the
boM of aoaa thaa 30,000.000 ot
tbe pupalatlaa oTlMa aoaatry. It kevident fnim llieae figure* that bfarly
Hity per cent, of the |Mipulation live
ia the country, aa di*tinguiabe<l frure
tiiwaiaad villagaa. It i* further eati-
roated by tka Bwratory of Agriculture
that theee farm-dweller* furnith more
than *eventy-tour percent, of the val
ue oi tbe export* of thi* country
la poiat ot auatkan, aa well aa in
tkeIr enatribatloM to the weaM mihe cmintry, the farmers conftitnt
perhap*tbe moat important element
of our population. It ia evident thai
the intereat oi I bia claia are coaaid
re<l by C'ongreaa, eaperially If aay
weight can 1>« attachol to the
if money which in annually expaadtd
tinder the auapice* of the Agrioaltaral
r>e|>artnieot Duriag the year 1W4.
the appropratkaaftttkalgrleoltvral
L>e|«rtnient amoaftld to Marly three
«n I one half niilliona of dollar*, and
thi* large *um of money waa expend
od ia iaveatigatioaa aad ia diNelioe>
tkat ware daiaad of iaportaaee aa<i
value to the agricultural interettti
Tbe departmeot itaalf ia coaatantly
gruwtog, aad dariag tka year above
referred to there wa* upon ita pay-rolU
tome twenty-five hundred employee*.
< *r courae all theee were not located ii>
(hiaeiiiy, bat tka forea feaaa aeeeHary
10 kaip kara la iaaraadag la rack pfo-
(Kirtiont that the department baa al
rt-ady out-xrowu th« preaeut building
and additional room ia found in atruc
taraa wklek kavo beea eraelid on tb>
fronade. The deeiga of tke depar-t
ment i« to aflbrd BMistance V< th<
termer and to supply him with infor
aMtiia wbioh will ba aaaM ia hi»
ealling. For this reason tbe depart
ment employ* a claa* ol expert*, met'
of scientific training, who iuvevtigat*
soils, tbe effect of climate on planu,
Ike ekeiaatar er lertiliaata and other
4uhjeot wkiek paieent daily problem*
to tbe agrieoltariat There i* another
duty which ha* been aaaigned the de-
paiUaaat, aad iu pertomaaea ierve*
olaa*, it alao protects tbe pul
thai ia the eff<>rt* which ;are Bade to
prevent the importotion of diaeiued
natito, and alao to iaipiiit aeat. Oneortkaiaportaatfaaalleaaof tka de-
partaaent i* tbe *tudy of tbe habit* oi
deetructive ioaect* and tbe suggestion
of tbe beat meana of putHagaa aad to
tbe daawge which tbey caaaa aad tn
lead altimately to tbeir extinction.
A great deal has lieen done by the
department iu diliuaiog information
lelati ve to tbe cultivation of fruits and
ealUag tka attaattoa of
ealtlvators to tka varieties
that can profitably be raised in tbe
varioaa aaatioaa of the oottotry, aad in
otiior waya skowlag kow fcraeia ean
extoad their bui*neas and increase
their iaoome. The iutiueooe ot de-
partmeat i* iett throagkeot the
eoaatiy; kat ia aadar that ka
Tbe h<altb of Ihia
aay tbiag bat good.
rrtparatioa* are heiag made for a
larger wheat rmp than ever liefore.j
Tbe river i* very low but the mail i
boats keep going.
8. A. Mark*. AMr balovH •
'.•«• )t b'. Ii II. i«M> Iw
l.iule Kageae, the infiitii * ti i-l U.
Y..ii"v w«< biiii. d at iliiiii..«ue ea
the 1ft iaat.
Dr. Tri->tli I Ilhc niovtsl (pun the
Shei idmi counrty to the Farlcn bouse
on Water *treet. He is a splendid
physician and a deeirable citiaea.
Dr. Gemeat ha* bought tbe BOW
Uueas houss on Miio street aad wdl
move iato it ia a few days.
W. T. Orawtord aad wife have Just
returned from Kvansville where tbey
•pent several days buying furnitan
I'or their beautifiil nsideM||^oa UMaB'
Feeler
lliolher Url Sundxy.
J. F. Moigaa ha* just recuvcnd
th>m a severe spell of tickneai
Chaa. l^tfia laovedJato tka
kouae in Kelaey last week.
Mm. Molli" Wilson, of f'riiler, wa*
in town liu>l Sunday evening.
litslie Herod, a fire year old *on of
Ham Ueted, dtod Haaday, oT dipthpr-
bi.
We have just r.-t-eiveil and are
opeahig up the largrat *t<>ck, anil
Ttment of general mercbau-
bruiighi lo Fcedonia, wUeh
., .^^.mL-j.L .A. J. L
pleted and will be in full o|N>4^ Mr. W. IV Bsird,
fewd^i^wilkiivea M W A^>*(%Ml7**^iiion aeatweek. . Olopi «|le coualy, <
'if Main and First atreet.V «, rC|
Tbe Tolu Roller Mill i«
completed a^il will be in full r^fie^
in a
cription aeitweek.
.\ual Nancy I 'rank* h"* gone
Lyon county to visit frieade.
Mra. Lalaa aadleft a few day* ago to ipaad 'the
winter in Miaaouri.
Wedoabtirtkawbaiatkat town
n all the land that ran boaat of lo
many desirable cbaracteriatii'o as can
he ipiaiut little city of T<'lu For
emperance, iadustry aad charity,
ler people eaa aot be aaatBad; keautv,
•rowth and enterprise are unprece<I
nted, and beat uf all she g>>e* Itemo
ratio.
SEW 8ALK1
Tliere is ni"re nickiiesa tl an it-
laaay years in tbia neigbborb<M>d
Bara to tka wilb oTWa. MoatgMn-
'ry, a son.
Fhil Ktubblefield's child was l>iitie<l
it Tynert Chapel i n the 1'
A Mm , ot Dawaon, .Miou
•rrivad hat weok, brfagiag with hei
Our Situation!
at a very
teas of axiMrimeat etotions bos been
toagantted in variou* localitiea where
toe local needs are atudied and where
praolieal mWhndi art worked oat aadthe NMlt aaka kaowa to tka iaraara.
The fcet that farmiag has held iU
own in toe contest with other oocupe-
tions i* an evidence that the cultiva-
tors of tbe soil have kept abreaat ol
now rule the iarms. Tbe Agricultu-
ral Depertment is now one of tlie
great etecntive departments of the
govaanaeat, with ito seeretary oeaa
pyiH awathitkaiakiaat. Aftwyears ago it wa* a mere bureau of the
government snd a very small and
insignihcant one at that. 'Ibis com-
parieoa illuatratea ia a rather toroible
way the ebarae that kai likia plaaa
in agriculta4^MthadikillUi aaaa>
try.
Blood Flowa.
HopkiamriUa. Ky.,
Tbinga wave Mraly la
he motherleas child ol John Woliord
0 hi* sister, Mrs. James LaRne,
Our farmers are busy huuring ibeii
rop of lofaaoco. The crop is a good,
eatk orop. boiag akoat 7S per era*
oaeraHOikatia^aBll^it ba Ko.
1 crop.
The preasnt outlook for tbe next
'far'e wheel crop ie gfcwaiy iadeed.
4« wheat kaa kaaaaawa aad itietas-
-oMible to piepare the ground, fS>i
his crop until plenty of lain falls
I'he rain hsi fallen.
M. C. U'Uata peessd thraagk kerf
hi* week. <a reato to OUanisr aM>'>me fine kaiasa to srfL Me. ia »
Hist'er.
-«-'rfhuin making is in full blest, wilii
lu abuafiaaee of oaae to be watked
•p. Wa ara tald tkat tkia artida
^
*iea|wr now tkaa oeor known liefore,
elliogat ln>m 12) to 20 eta |>< r gal
'on.
Weaotieeia hat week's iaaae iW
the Fa—, enaietklag akoat a tara-
pike from Marion to Kalem. Well
ihatMallO. K., but while we ar*
talkiag of boUding the pike the trav-
el ^jtm aa. Mow betng thorough^
eoaveraaat wHh ovary foot of the
n>a<l, from Kalem to Marion, in look-
ing over ^aid madway, ae find but
three bilk that aiaoaal to much, (toe
at eooaiy Hai^ aaa aaar £. H. Tif>l'>r's, aad aaa a«ar Dave Ckrtarkk
N'ow Mr. F^litor. a few dollars expeo-
ilence on the above mentioned hilia,
with plow and anaper, wauhl be ^<
intoU heaeit to aaaa read, W*iiave oaiittcd the Moore hM fVoai Aa'sc' that i^- all ( > K. Now we h^li«v« that every land owner on (aid
road would chip ia a Ihw dimes, aad
also tka baslaaas asea at aatk Marioaand Salaai would ooatrikala ta> Ike
itork, and sn (lur Fiscal court maeia
first uf ( >ctober, wa believe the court
wouM bo wilBat help. Kow Mr.
k:ditor. whet ifa tea* aaa and try
and aaa what oaaM be deae. Bay E.
H. Taylor. James B. Carter and Hen-
ry Brousler, let these gentlemaa go U*.
work, and we believe with the ezpen
ditura of a law daihrib wa eaa haye
ia Bontkem
we prapeaa to sell
proit far tiM aaril.
Rngg A I.oyd.
MrT.|Msry Uobb, ot Lyon, wa*
visiiiag bar father, (!. W.
afCrider. last week.
T. B. Ohaa aad IbaiUy. oTCMer.were vi*iiipg relative* ia Li«iafM«ii
coiintv, last week.
Mrs. U. A. niarkdhdlrpt lltl^,
•4 typboidJavcr.
W. T.JaManay k ea tka airk
.isi, aad aha Mill Martha Mak aad
little daugkler, Flureaee.
Mr. \V. IV llalrd. ol Mariun, WaS
i-iiag the lohaeco
couaty, called oa bie be*l
gin, aad atieaded ckank flaaday.
.Je**ie P. IViri* has beea sM fwseveral dsys.
Cba*. I'ari* haa aold bi* houae ai.il
lot to n. A. Bkwk.
H. V, Rice b busy lalklag to tbe
UiTk" alxMit going to Frankfbrt this
winter
Kcv. .1. N. Mcl>unald has reoeolly
belli a protraotad aaitl^ at Bapi
well, ia Liviagstea ooaaty.
J. 8. G. Oreoa waa bitten oa ti e
wrist a few day* since, nupp'uit-illv I
a spider, and is sullering coui>iilerabl r
from the eiTccI* ot the bile.
Missse IsMsiia aad May Oaraer at-
tended eharoh at Bethleheai hst Sun-
toy.
Mkees Willh Oaraer and l.il.
Brown have beea visiting ia Loiii*
viUe ftw the past two or three week*
Mrs. A. M. FInaey relumed ftom
[.«>uisville last Saturday, where si •
has been buying her alork of millin
Miss Uraos Bugg lotaraed Aaai
l^ukvflle a few days since.
Allsnla C iirlll'ili >n *d<I H<>m>
II d farm only tl per year. W. C'tienn is agent for tlMiB, aad all otb-
<rr leadiag pipeia aad aapsaiaa*
Call on bim, or addreas^im at Frr
Ionia, KyJas W. ilunier and faniily, c
IVincetnn, recently spent two or ibrr-
a visiting rektivos ia ihk, Liv
aad Critteaden eouetiee.
Mrs. Osrrie IVydou. ol <>klsh'.n>s
is visitiog rrbuive* in this onuaty
^kdetightod witk kto aewiaihalkr
Too Mik Ii (liotMisI
luo Little MoiK >.v !
!
Stock Must be itednced!!!
$10,000 WorlhofHdware,S.u!i!lorj', Stovt s .111(1 I .trin Ii!i|ilrmi iits will 1
that \M II make tliom aeii. Wheat Drills. Disc()n<- Nurse CiiltivataM, ElO.. at big bargaina.j^imkI luikm ypu givr tis a ch.-incc liut coma loHave yd money everyliiiie.
Our nock it complete itow but wiU aeoo be broken.
MncdI larruws.
.It pru i s
l-crtili«r.
We^itlo yoM anyace tM mk'w writt
The Prioet Will tell the Coodt.you can. It
iveatitfate.
l.(H>k to \()ii intiM-rst, get the barjrains wbUenothing to look and ^et prices—inveatigate.
".Money uvrtt monrv
PIERCE d SON.MARION. KY.
IWe Have Quit!.\ ikI '><>iiiiiii-iic«m1 again. What?< 'tl I'. ii'C!* (*( rtalnlv worlh rcH'lin..'
We do what ne say and sell atPrices Advertised.
The vtTv h( St liotin' Ml I l«? ».ir.:iiiim !it i.'M ts
lb.
Mr<. Leo MeChesner, of Brosri
••kmI, Tea , is here on a month'* vie
28.-••etkia
while tryiag ta aiaka his eeoape.
Uaaid Bok. tke editor of The
Ladiei^ Hoaie Jooraa), haawtlttMia
book for young men called "8ucoea*- 1 lait Saturday night. lo this city lat«
ward: A young Man'* Book for that evening a policeman abot a negro
Youag Mae," which the .HeveUa will
paMkH ia a tottaigkt The book
aM to eover all tkalasportaatpkaaas later tkaia aaaa Ugkwayrokkarj fai
of a youag man'* life; ki* buaineas lift, tbe edge of town. At Guthrie one
*ucial life his amusanenta, religious negro aevsred aaolher negro's head
lite, dieaa, hie attitade toward aaasaa i from hie body with a yraaiag hook,
AlJMrtf*.*!..^ Wjpa.[aada»lastaaaaaalsa Mk waa i.
Eveiott Butler is teaching us a No.
1 school, and i* giving satMhilllftB to
both patroaa aad papila
Joaathaa dameat ti Teaas, wab'
ansoag hb friend in this sertion on
Roaday. He has been abseut for the
Iaat five yeai*.
John Foley, of HkwirtiB.oaan over
leet Saaday.
Miss Mellie McKinney, of Ijevlas,
« visiting friend* in this neighbor-
hood last weeit.
Our sekool warSdiaaiMd Ibr this
week OB aaaoaat of Aptkerla.
The protracted mectiog was called
ia until Haturday belbra t^ 4th aab-
bath in Uetokar
Bro. Loaaiy aaaaam th^b reg-
ular appoiataMat Baada?.*
Fred Hardy, who has lieeo ia Tex-
as for the past (year, m speadiog a
irltbMirfMr, Mia J. W. Ihk.
Born to the wifo of J.
'^pt. 17, a fine large bny.
(irorxe Kixirr'a taimly, <>| Marion
• ere vi>itingA. M W iggiaton'a fami
y Iaat Haaday.
Kev. T. A. WiggiMoo, of OxfordMiaa., will eoaimeaee a serlse of
meeting* at the C 1'. iburch, on
M' nday night after the ssooad 8uo•ky ia Oeioher, aad Mm Wha and
<Jraaaloa. will oooiaMBce a
• d Bicetiag at tka BapJitM..n.i*,v MKhtaAortba ladin .Noveiuber.
Mi ibey Boyd ie aa the siek Hat
Uavejaet rataraad ihmand am ofienlng the ieneit stork ofifoods i ver limught lo thi* town. Wewant ihe Iraile of thu wlwle couotry,
•nd have the stuff yoa waat, at the
right prieaa WiU say mors neat
week. Bern Howerton
Evertlxidy iuvited to ciua at oooe
«ad examine oor imoMase stock, end
laad aaal year trade.
liiig^ A lioyd,
K. C Beiiuett is on the sir list.
We have a. baaotiful line of gents
femishiag goeda at prtaat la aakronCome and sse ue. BaH A Lord<The lergeet stock, aadlatcet atyle
shoe* to selec from Bu^rg A Loyd.
LrfMiMs, we oortliailr iavila you la
eall
IM that
style aad price. Uive aa a «.itcALafd:
w, we oortiiaiiT lavila you la
1 see oa^^es* giadi^ WaI we can pKm jmi, hath bl
^ Raiaed Batleni Lanl at 8 1.3 eanta par^ 21 Iba grraulatoJ aagar fur |I.(M)^ J-J C sii.'tr for II.IKI
^ I 1-J lbs iurt> for II.UU
Water lJui k«-t Ki ol«
Soda 7 {MtuntU for St fta
CVlebrntod "Omtb Bran 1" bakiag pdwiler, nt*
giMMl a!« the Uov jl, 33flU a pem4.
(iihkI briHHil IMi-putA.
1 piece ^laas sti-t J'> c*-nts.
Olasaware and iluwnsware of every doscTi|>.
tioo inuat go reginllaaa of pnoe at fr« are elo-aing tUa atoek o«t
-iri' l*u>iiig as usual aad( .\SH for
\v
WHEAT,DRIED AFFLM.Ommt> PEAOHBS.PBAOHAMWaHIDES*FEATHKR^a
.
EGGS.WOOL.
Save yaw peaeU .atW, 1
want thrill all. Will pay yna
«aah for tbem.
VN. a r<' •lliiig
r LAKE 8ALT at $1.05 per Barrel .
Do Mt want balf tfiM frnit at an? price. Don't brfnK it in
-rjscr Ms SCHWAB.
l'ba()t;l
Uoaday.
The tiaie for oorgbnm aiaklng ia
at hand
.
hast Saturday nio iiMi^ T M lliH
waa driving a Ine larg<- li<'<< along
the road whaa the enlmsl bevame
sreeaM with heat, aa«l died la-
•laaity. Ilaidaeallk.
MM *tm Saaday| |H,t this is their Irst to win this
.1 <• IVsn hm had i, I
bill louic" lorth«|>«>i «e> k
good.
1. H. (
veerAYfi;.
iher-
UMM MILL
T.aOaavMdvMk aT
were visitiag Mtmf«» in the CMdw.u'igbb'>rhood Batarday and fluaday.'
Mrs Cieorge K«i<i Lsa been 4uite
kick for wtase liue but ia iaapreviag.
taaaa hfc^
WAVBi» MILL.
A fine rain.
Mfeaai^ prograaalag atakly.
Jtai Bill i^fed the aeaaory in
and around T>yran)ur); Iaat week.
Mra. T. 8. C. iilder haa been very
siek for aeveral daya.
doBO wheat aowod,
Leo Hugbee aad Crit Kirk ara on
a lund Irudc.
Alvin Wi^Iker vii|ited friende near
the Cave Uat^k.Several people from tbia piaoe at-
tended cbunii it ^'rayneville hut
Boaday.
Maawir ayeakaot a aaddjag ia the
a«ar fiarta,
W. T Kelt and fuiuily visiUd
(rieads near Cisco's Chapel last Sun-
day.
Laet Saturday Claroaoo Daughtrey
waaretarning froia towa srith a ean
aar last laport we people sf
Imn Hill have lieen flijnyiii); lirstth
and prosperity, our farmars havi' their
bins well lUied with wheel, their
iaids are groaaiag aader the beavieet
eera orop ever.fiaowa ia (hie sseiion
and iH.w llii'V nr.' busy |irepirio)( for
a itr^K crop of wheat for iisxl year,
and houaing their "natural I.mI."
Uart«y TiavH vho haa been low
with typhsld Ikvar, la laiprovioK
sloKly, and it i< hoped tkat ka will
auon be out again.
Tkakaya who alt«^ the lee
oream supper at Mh^dyLQeaoa report
a grand lime. ,^ _
An apple outtiug at Ue«. Kenipa
Friday aigkt ffp.t^^iat pl«aa*ii(
afhir of the aaaaai-, we all love tb' g<i
t4i (ieorgea* on aocoiiiii ot Mm iMarty
weic<jiua we nice I there.
Bro. Bjrhne will preeoh tbn Hfib
Sunday at Uogar (irova.
Judge), A. Moore paid ua a Hying
vi.it last wi't-k.
I). J. 'I'raxii and W. A. Niv'uii*
h4ve tba aiiMwro lhaat a of tim eoai>
ARMOKA.
< I. Ilillitr.l au i .1 ihii Palely
went to i'riucelou Thursday
,
A gaed deal ofsiekaeaa ia this n eigh -
ta radao^i
af aaal ail, when hi* borae fell iliiwii
broke hie oil can, auij^ out muaity tbr pultihg itar Mad* ia sB<di
Mry badit. spWodid arder
HeaJ. Belt, otlCrsynivillr, (p«nt T'a« ganja of Utl l».t wi-.-n th» l-on
I
last liuaday in thia viuiaiiy. iliU aad the UeplfMt'* Btaod lu i.. |.|
J. B.JtaUee aad ia«Bfc altera katool ifcallpaMdIk t»eab>•
• .J'-^i..
I^A. Ohmpbeli was ua tha siek list
Mess. James and Henry Myer* at-
ieaded tha (i. A. U. aaoampment at
Loaisviiie.
A little okUd oTdoka Jaaee died
iMtwaek.
Mrs. Krsiikir K irer is vii.iiing rsia*
live* in (^aldeell this week.
Forrest Oliver riluriied fromlyiuiiville Tuesday.
Mr'. J. K Htapheaana waa^gjfff
aiek last weak hat is aoaM betUr . at
present.
Tsers wedft too uaees la 'tl^uiro
MaMyseoaHlhit week.
.Inliii Ojiv.^r, a yii'ing ntaa' Uvlagnear h*r* died Monday,
Mr. MaCheaaey liviag aear rraao>e* li*t a haru of tobai co Iaat wwk.
.Mr* J. A. Myar* uud Mr*. Muttwera viaiting friends near kvidaaTiirnlay and Wedneailay.
I ..Mr A A. t amper of near Marioa
wee iu theae parts Saturday. He ie
01 itie gisdusles of the Marion
I
hukneas plentiful.
Q. 1.. A'istoii )iss recoveredr luriiel lu Rijsi Clara
,Ueoige haa raaaatly height a'of goods at that
|
S M«-4)f«w
I Wctlueeday,.,||
I
Will Moik«aa, of Ooiooada, via*iteiT JaMday.
^
MlaaaaJoaioBayaadraari Maift.ley, aad Messrs I.I she Uay and W.llaaklaa returned Tueaday fromtheir viait ta MatropoMa, lib.
A two awalhs oi.i , hiid of Mr.J. M. Ifakar'a died .Saturday kLltof fever.
vrForest Brtiwur, of Carrsvill.-, i* in
our locality. Hi' will probably bewitb aa a few montUa .
Tba babee of Audy WiliUaa aadJ. 0. Jaaaa died taat week.Wssh NoGbe^y'e bara,
tng aix ^aursa of toaaoao,
atiofad by iia aa tka llt^
John Oliver diad tka Mi^ aurUaaa achool bouae.
i-onlnia.
U^i ur Tosri-i y h|
to aliuad school
.
John T^lili/ ba« sold'
< ropt« WUl Todd.
e«a. Jakaaon has sold hie farm lo
taLgl^
b «iha2
Grade.! HakM'l. be a ill teach the LoneSiarich iol ikie Ml. Wa wbk kua J lUah Frive.
»n«a*fc. .jfcjkji Caaner «aa in Fsovidaaaa
kK
-ft
•^ri" 'fi(|ilriiVif>ii«liii^
.»
Moved
Again.
THE
lU* aorad rroa tht CWmiTMi Htara lo Um iioiail our-
u*r brick btiildiM rroaallr
o.y^||M hf R. P. M»7Mi.Jf
LOW PRICES18 WHAT
YOU WANT I
W« m'«t rwiwliullr m-Ml* you t" liiuk thnMinii our• 'urk. Our h«HiM i* bo«(•rkfi fntm tb« Huor tu lb*
Itarittl «iib Ihi) Im*I MUeUd•(nok loal w« rrrr<i(r«r«d In
tb« peop'r, cttoaistiuic »f all
Dry (iiiml', Oboaii kud Fin*Drwi (tumU Bi^ linn
aaJium |irioa cloibing for
mra tontlHABJ boja.
All t)<« arirMl (tylaa in
b«tf. U<Um jackato, ekwlmand rayaa, Ibe fiDaal line avar
•ba«a in Marion, ovtr 4*IUN)
f«irt nf tkoca, all tttr*. nbapaa
oil'tn and kioil*, biUKlit W-torc lha aiivaiM« iinl
liavt- ifiit Ui M-11 tbrir l^|>«-
rial pritw fivra l<> partM«
w^atiag aarvial Mirafif abnaa
liuyiug.
A. J. PlCKBMa, I
W. T. MeOommj, | Ohrki
J. H. Mm
Ill I•
J7?
A HUV RKUKUAMZtTlON.
Ifyoa OM M M MhMripMM,•dtevt Ifet MMJ MipMf, «••W IMMlf tnNMtolt It. Wt IMT*ool eiiilciimr*-!! ii> tiiitki' tulln'tiooa
l>«v«i|««- uf ilie luiogaov/ of iba liaaao»* M Um outlook to IwMtr, «•MfMiMjr tnNt IkM jfoo will rtntmbartktt «t tra In n««d ofaTary dol
l^.r .lue. Our liiiiiiiifM ilamanda I In bavi> |ianca by flgbtiog for It
A rary ln«Mf*Ma aUta of tCMnlexiit In llio nrigliliorlKnxl two mllaa
nortbweat of CrIUrnden i^rlnga, udtbo dophmbto oltMltai hlHi fair to
load to MrioM traoMo.
•foaoM* daprodatloM wanted and tbt paoca of tba
WM diatorfeod. BImitii
til tikt PuiUKmla ff
Voaatf.
Tha Damooralio Stat* oonvantiun
ra Juaa bjr rMoloHoa mitni that
tba oooaty eo—Ittaaa hi iD of lha
eoontlaa of the State ha rM-orgnaiaad.
and dirtctad that iu prfcinct* wbcra
rofiatration ia not required, tha Dam-
oorala tharaafahaU aMaaUaia uaa
rBffatfaUaakP, M., Mndajr>. IW, at their
Trachfis
laniiato o
Mathar will pnhMj ba
laatlUtof
. ...# m«kan, bavtaff bean in rrbool
WO! ba Inti^r*'!,'; our HI I'.r-
aaiong the aMret nt ihv Suir. utmy
wa not bo|K! for the beot intiitute wateva arai had. Tha oAdal pro-
gWMMt ara oa haad, lot avary taaeh-
ar who ha* nrit I'ue iilri>«ilv, cnnir or
Mad Haturilay iiioriiiiijr, gtt one
i In; rifH went In Madixon
vilie Wi <*Baaiar to attaad tha aranon
of the liiiuiaville Annual Conrcrencp
Mr, CliB--. Daniel'i fnmilT nr vtwl to
Marion lat'l »f*k. Thin in Hnoilii r
vaiuabla ailliiHia In oar town that
mm ba mrfitfd tn ovr aakool.
MfHTrt .). W. (;urm, Bnioa Mooroai.il^tlor Uueii qf Tola, faiaadi>'r^9v>wR yntardajr
Ma'liiionville.
I).. .1. H.
aaka ibia aotioa abaoiatal/
Mfjr, aadHvllihaaaMMaarplaaaura, baaidaa aava ua loan, if every
aa who ia ladabiad the aaall
aaouat of hla anbaoriptioo, aaa aadwillsahalt aaiimlMt i* attla
No«M••««», (Nrt tha aggra
gatalitaoaaiileraUe auin.
Your* truly,
Thi Haiia.
votiug placei, and tbea aelact a pnlH.ra<,nn bav.. In en envolved and now
, ooromittaaan. In all catea thethen- are tiro claua. t-acli eadniyuriMg
| ...^ tratrt DoOMOiat abal!
At baiiliam.wU km th
Or. Jordaa. thadaatail*
Ben. R Martin wa*
Hatardajr of tha aharpafahiaaifcar
toapta aia halag aadr, It aaaai, to
danrlfeaiNaaafeldtopMad lata tha
vortar.
Oa Pridar of laat waak, aboat
aighUhll, fMag a||fo/> «ho llfOi
with John HIiger, two ailea trom
Critlendan Hfiringa, waa ahot ami aa-
varaly woundad, tba Itall lakioK alT-
act ia hia thigh. Ma waa ailkiag a
eow Mar inr'iihoaaa, at tha tiaM,
and aciaaafMbouaa.
hallali atraak tha
of tha party, and will bonaitly
IkithAilly aarre tha beat iotaraaUof
the party. * * » haball bo tba duty of aoch pracioct
ahairiuan to atund hii pmiact aaaaaatiag mmI eall Maa laanthat thay wlwt a chairana othar lhaa
hiniaelf, alao a aecretary, and alaot or
aalact thair aaaeutiva ooi
aad it ihall ha tha 4mtf timk pra-
oiaat ehairaaa aad aacratary to at
oaoa aotify tha ohairaaa of tfa BauMr. Mliger went beiore Juatice C^la central ooraniittee (C'hiK. U. I^ODg,
Mooro, aad had wanaata iaaad, Loniavilla, Ky.,) oftho full aad oor
raet aaoM of tha panoa aalMMd aa
aiecuUra
ha aaUbliahad
t<> Hraitbland
Vtokaburg.
Ar«waifhliata.lfa aUkIbruhaialoa Mi|ar aaaa pateh on
I
i*iai«o Batlar^ ium. Tba aasi aoru
I OK thay warafc—ddiad.Save voor
then all.
Vol^ntine ThrrikeM, the eripplod
negro, WM fiaad 150 laat waak Ibr
I
gi vlag ! il I lilt WalllHlbJ mVUkf.
Save >oar pMCil M'i I WaB
Iib«a all.
Whaat dHNa. Pmlhaar aad Dtoc
Harrows, of ilic very l>e«i makci,
Urrv verv rbvap. A liig lot un baud
that muat lia aold. All am good
itooda. Wa aapartaaaa aold by aa.
Uw Plaroa A Boa.
> II (.artiea iadeblad to ua for bari
• 1 expeDiea iiuiiit actlle at onc«. Weara buuad to havo tha auMjr, aad
cuat wUI ba attad If ya« wBI aaM la
« iibaal ttf lartbar <lalay.
Walker A Oliva.- -- —
-
Kiiliiry Wallace, an tigbtccn-ytar-
olil I'oloreil girl, «a« licfora the court
laM aerk on a Writ of laaaay. Hha»aaadjudgtil iaaaMaadiaal la tka
Aaylua at HifbiaiTaifc
All pannwa bavtag poach aaad
uiuat hrtK lhaa ia wilhit lha aast
I'xiay*. AAir lhat liaal «M aai
buy.
M.8ihwak
i%faaai LiMliie So. 3&6 AM. will aaat ia ragalar
P.* A.
b««a«ia Iv irifoeateal tnattaod.
il. A. lludga. Maalar.
.Ml. T. J Nirkell, tbe nominee for
(III- l|oua<>, waa in town laat wet-k
11* ia waU plaaiad with tha oatlook.
an4aaaaaalMaff«aab«igliif iaiha
mtuatiun
Aaat' Ftggia Uanar, aa aM..lorod woaaa. died at Mr. P. M.I'Iriiienta Katunlav Aunt IVjruif wa*
•u old "land nark, " wall knowa in
ibiaaaailaaahHaalwbaalifad aaayyear*.
Miaday tha aaMi i«a>aal Wa.Dyor vara oaHod to trial: ba daaadbia Qiimuiaaion aa Japuty I'. H. mar-
ahaJ oaa ac^uiltrtl uf lha cbargo of
Aaryiag oaaeaalad waapooa. Tka
othar oaara were mntinued.
(iid LuoM Dead
YaaUnlay morning Mr. W. S. La-the laadioK eillaoaa of
uatgbborhood, died at
bta hfMMK Tab, afHtaa Ula«aof aM«Ml«M|k.
Monday Mr. W. I. Cruca and bia
wtimabla family lefX fur Arduiora, I
T., the place they ba 'e cboaan for
ihoir aca bav*. No Itetter paopla
evar laft tha c<)unty, ami tbair goiag
i* a aouiOMf |{«i>eral raftret. In tba
removal oiBr. Cruoe, tbe county luaea
on* ul ita muat valuable citiiena and
tha Marion bar one of ita moat brill-
I have aoma big bargalna in town
property. A aplandid little cottage
uf four Moma, and a lot of 4} acra
in EmI Marioa lor «i|p at a hif
bargaia. TbalfaHhaUalorraidai
oa ii alM lOV iri* at a big acrifice
K. ('. Walker.
lUOOawlMMM.
In 1000 and 'iOOO poaad lali af tka
Jaa UHm, Marioa Laa and UwiaMlfar with doiag tha ahooting. Each with bU poat
of tbe defendanta executed a bond of It iaaxpaeled that every prccinrt
•20U for hia appoaraac* bofora Jua- wiaaitlaaaaa throi[^(hoat tha Htate
Uiif, H tmmm tha will givapraapl aad aflahataoapar-
charir*. tiaaa attention tn carrying out ot tha
What evideaoa there .aagaiat thaajabora rule, ami if for any rauae be i*
ia not known. th<> Ixiyn belong to giMxl unable to do wi, tn prniuptlj arrange
fainilita and bave haretotora bom*aplaadid ropatathar, aad thair friaadi
are aurpnaed tial thoy abouM bo
charge*! with the affkir. It kaa craat-
f'l (onuidrralilf rxi ileiuent, and tbe
aitendaooa at Htjuira Moora'a court
today wfllbalaiia.
Thho aiitht hofora a anmbar of par-
tita want to Mr. Hliger** bona and
with aom* otbar good aod rcapoaaibla
aaa-partiaw Otannrat to attaad to
tha dntia ia tha premiae* for him.
All Democrats aie urged to attend
theae alectiona, and aea to it that the
Tory
M Exoeatitr* Committarman in the
intaraat of a united Democracy(-alle<l him Ut the cIcMir, and iii*iate«l throughout the Htato. The laat I)em
on bia uiming out to tka road, wbera oeratio Utato Coavaatioa haa wialythey wca. Ho raAiaed to go, aad mbe abut tha door, thoy dkchargad a
volley at hia houa; one ball woat
through a »iml<
through a i|uilt oo a
wcra aoBM ol tha ItmStj.
aight, aaaordiag la nport, two aaigb*
bora—Mean Yoakay aad Taylor,
were vititol, calleil to tlir diM>n, and
told that they muat hoTa nothing
w baUTer to da wftb 8l%ar.
Oaaoflhaaaaaotifad tha prowl-
er* that ba waa bia awa aaa aad pro-
iMMH^d to aaigkhar vHk akaai kapleaaeil.
kllMWItka Waight.
Mr. Jaaaa DaiaB. lliraarly ol
till* county, died at hii home near
Foulkea, Teou., laat week, Inuu tbe
rffVcta of a Idow on the head. Heand another aaa, had had aa oM(uarrel; they aat hi lova aad talkod
mattera over aad agnai ta ba fricDile:
ha «u then invitad to laka a drink,
whlU atanding at the bar lb*
with whom ba h^ aa^ fMaMla,
aa be thought, throw a Ibar poaad
arale wri^'ht atriking him na the head
alter having the wound draaail he
t home, aod appaataally wa*
akMg ail ri|bk Og Ik*
ibMI day. failaaaliMi af Iba hrahi
took place, and be die<l in a f*w houn.
He waa a brother of Mr. A. J.Du-
vail of tbia place. The latter waa
iuaaaaad Ibara taitgap hat
foua4 Ml bMlk* «Md alM ka
arrivwd.
tkartoelhwof
Etceutitro Gommitoeaoa^ for aach
pracioct in the Htata to rank and file
anil ploweil uf the party, and it ia hoped Demo-bed ia which crato will appraciata tha grarity aad
iap«rlMM«raaklag wiaa aalaetiooa,
aad tkal aaeh will avail hiaaalf of
tbo privflege of voting hia prafereooa
for niich poaitiou, a* u|>on thi* orga-
nizatioa the party muat rely for iu
''ittalbaTSa^of aach Praciact
Coaalllaaaaa lo aaa that proper
BOtiotha given to Democrata in Ihoir
lapiBlita praoiacto of tha'
aadphaaalaad arga tkair
Tha te tha aotioa of tba Slat* con-
vention and munt lie obaerved and
followed. Tba committoaman then
alielad will aot aaoaa Ibair duUe*
aiMMh aatilafWika Maataw Stato
aloctioo, Nov. 5,
'Jhaf U. lAiOg.
Cbm'n I>em. t»tat* CaaL Coa.
Tho;DoBMioraU ol CMMndaaaro aaraaatly aoUelMd la
with the abovo ia*traet:oa. Tho attaa-
tion of the chairman of each precinct
ia called to hi* duty aa above atft>rth. r. a. Maxwell,
Cbm'n Crik Uo. Oaak
I'hrre han l>reu coDaiderable excite-
raont at Ualaa ua aooount ofdipthoria;
a appaarad ia *a aaaMf aaaathree alia ftnm tho towa aad a ehild
of I'liil SiuMilt'tield »aK the first vic-
tim, the nine year old girl ol 11. D.
MoChaaaay, ofSalaa, dtod laturdaj
night and aaothar of hia ehildran Uvery aick. Tbe aohool at that place
ba* been tlianiix'tetl for tbe preaent.
Tba doctor* of that plaoa ara work-
tog horoieally tt praraat Itt tpraad,
and it ia hopod that tha wor^ijijUfr-
Uara Buraed.
Ua WiliMliy alMaaai «i
week, a hlg tobacco ham balonging
to Mr. Alx. Woody, of Mattooa
nalghborbood, waa doalroyad by Ira.
It waa UM wUb lobaooo, aad Ikr
Are tmtL 9mt aartag aeatiaitally got
into tha drying leavea and the whole
buraod life ohaff. TUa <|oaa la ooa-
aldoraolo; tba haal^paSr cf Mr.
Woodv'a thirty acp q^P "»» loat.
Mr. J. L. RankinTtf FordaForry.
will riwrriy build a buiaMM baa« at
Clementaberg. Thirty yaan ago,
that place waa an iaportaat Alppiag
point, and a great deal ol Imainea wa*
dono thara, aad aow Mr. Baahia pro-
bat II
prioM.
Va are making apecial
Cochran A Dakar.
IHITICI.
Wohaaothiaday.hf aalaal ooa-
aeni, dia Ivad • ur ro^partnerahio*
tka urao ire i-f tow. aad deeire all
tor
uraa lra i-r aw. aao uaeire wao
ara t .tobad ua tu call and atUa.
A.C. Maora,
Jaa.A.M««a.
activity
Mr. C. H. Nuna of tha toto Ufa of
Cruoe A Nuan, will ooallaaa praalfaa
of law, with hb oHioa at tha amaloa. Hiaihihar, Judge T. J. Nuna
vW ba aaarfalal with hia ia tha
Circuit aaart praatiai Tba yaaag
Nunn, M waBaabblMbar. to alaayar
of aplendid abilitia, and the public
aay ba aaaorod that aay lafral matara
aalraatod lo hia will ba in tba haada
of a gaad piMlMoaar. a ail aaa aad
a tInlaB aathw. Ha baa aapto
knoaUdgaof hgUaattoia. a aoparb
Hhaay aad hM hal laa teaiaiaB aaA
AlMtut the Court Uouaf.
llie roagiautata vt lha maatylueet nvxt Turailav, aa the levy court,
aiHi we learn trom one of tlie number
thatja proporition to work tba roada
by lasatioa will ha dliiiiaid aad pra>
oahly aotad uiH.n. Two of tba nvtajuatirea have announced tor that
plan, aad the other* have boaa oon-
aidarify it.
Jaiar Uaid. who haa aa «fa *rtha Scantym wad aa Ibr the tiaafal>
na** of a thiiiK', want* tome repair*
Blade oo tha court mom. Ue want*
a now ataal aoiling, the waUa troaooed,
aodaawaBlB. At tka kat aaaiaa of
the court ho togalkar witk Jadga
M(jt)rc and county attorney Travi*
were directed to report upoa tho prob-
able coat ol th<we improvaMBll^ and
tbe figura will be roady.
T. E. Griffith qaalifiod at gnanlian
tor Aapliaa Wchtoo.
Tha aaw aaaaljy attoiaar to fclling
la wkb tba daltadar lha aMaa like
an old band at tbe buianeaa.
Couaty Atlonay A. C. Moore ba*
kbaAaatalhtaMrtkaaa.
Huiu in the Circuit court ara
coming iu aluwiy. The clerk ay*tti«yara few and far between,
Tba foUaviag daada have b«»**aardtd: & P. Flaaary toR E. piaoai
y
•il3 acre* for $1,000.
T. £.OfWlh to W. r. Maxwell
iaaaaftrNt.
Marriage lioeaaa war* iaued oa
tbe 1», to Fred Lemoa and MiaAnnie McConnell.
Oa tha 18 to Tboa. ll<Kj«kaaoB aod
Mai Mary iaaT. M. Haniuuick ha Bled «uit atk-
ing to ba divfpiad fn^ro hi* wife
AaatoE. Hamaaak- The petitioa
reciiMibat iMp mm mrnnki to
Hial hBMrty la ItTO, aa< lived
together until July 1894, "at which
tiaa the dalSmdaat witkaut aay lault,
aa Ike part af tka
kiaaadkakome'
*tudy it Saturday evenintf, and be rn
head aariy Moaday aoraiag Ibr opea- 1
»' •> >i Uark and Mr. K. K.
lag itaaha. Tea will aot Ibel al- > ^ '^^^>» returned tnm Hot Spring*
together at home during; tli^' week f Taaatoy aoraing. Mr. L. H.
you are not prew iii at the opening,j
longer.
When a teacher doa (not leal aaay, 'Mr<. M. K. Jonea and Mia Jaiia
ho thiaka biuaderiagiy, act* awk- 1
Hcroggina, of Kuaton, La., ara gae«Uaardly, aaiaa aaftvorabh imprMa-jofJadge Moara. Mn Jaaaa to a kla*-
iou on everybody and himself and
goee away diaatiafied with the world
I Use the Old Reliable
\.W\\V.iFALL '95.lERTm
io general, and the inatitute in par
ticular. If IVovideaae paraito wawill have frmalaa laHraelaw Tao.
O. WiDto, of Mitchell. Ind . andMta H. E. Brook*, of M*di*ooviiie,
Ky. Mia Itrook* you already know,
Mr. Willie, although at praaat eon-
aoeled with a aeboai hi faitoaa, baafur a ouaber of yaan bean looked np>
30 M oae of tbe leadiag odoeaton in
Kentucky. He conducted the iuali-
tuteat MorgaaMd thto year, andtwo ot our taaehan, «ka attoaded,
ak oi hia ia higlMt lam OaeMaarked, "Hi* leetnra oa the huaaamind wax worth a wcek't inatitute."
Koih ay they will endeavor to dia-
mi*B their ahoohia Uaiaa aawaly , in
order to be with ua aome. Oh ! I
like to aae that— |M-opl« beginning to
attend inatitute liecauae they like it,
not merely to ave their oertificate*.
Trualoa. may we aot eeaat aa weing all ofyou daring tha week Cone,it will give you a chance to aee howyour teacher companit with < thert:
better atill, it will beip to (how you
who la gal Ar a taacber aast yar.
Though we want you with o* aa much*i |)o**ible, we will e*pecially atipre-
ciate your preaence and lj>l|< <ii
Tburwlay— •Truitea Day," Wewill diacua tubjoato that will more
particularly iatenatyoa OB that day.
People of tbe onuaty, eome in and
•I't Uf; we *rr uol ao very "puity,"
but we dont mind being looked at
aMlaawUlbaghdlaatayaa. If
pcaible. come to Marion on purpoM
to attend, if you are not *lre«<iy here,
•o that you will not have anything
e oa /ear aiiada, bat if joa can
aot da thai, aad abooM eaeM aa boa-
incw, come in to ive u» anyhow even
if^u are not "dreaaed up," yuii will
hi appwetolid a* maoh aa if you
a ia Saaday altira. It to ao dia
oredH to eay oaa to ba aaaa aow and
then in working cinthca People of
Marlon, did it ever iK.-cur to you that
inatitute oaly coma once a year, and
that we eba^ga aa adaitlaaee, aodikat aaay a aaigbborfcaad «a«M be
glad to have it Moonveuient to 'them
a it i* to you, and that your preaence
wtiuld help Ul and wa m'ght help you,
aad that there yoa ooaU atody the
oaaditiaa aad aaadi af "tvaar odaaa-
tioa, oae of the gr«atr*t •|uwtioai
*ver con*idered by *tate or *tate*manf
We fear that you have become ao ac-
customed to haviag the iaatituto aad
aeoafdeatarkavhNr It tpia ikat
you have eaaaad to attoah to it due
iBportaaoa. PItaa to prove to na
next week that wa ara miatakaa. Pu-
pil* frua all over the eoaaty, you
Mm«M enaaa. It wiH da yaa gaod; youwi I pet id«a* fnim many teachera,
your n'op« nf thinking will be broad-
esfd. The week, |iaaiftad of gattiag
your mind* of* your *tudiw, will get
an "furtbrr aa.* Yaa aad yonr
taarber will both go haek to year
wnik tbe next week with more uaiv\ iih much zeal work frovo huiiiiiiing.
Wncber*, couia, it* agood place to
onme, come early, ooiaa to tttf, oum*
to help lud be balped.
Mlaa ^RTbaalar,
PKKSUNAL.
raaattoMr. K. N. W(ville yulenlay.
^.Mrai.barabl^rideriaviaitiag firienda
Mia Taylor Woodaid
Uaay villa lat week.
Mr. J. I. Ctoaeataiin Evantville. Monday.
Mm UUa Cobb, uf Lyoa oouatv,
to IkagantarMMT.CXOaMaMr*. Dr. Padon, of Oklakoma, i*
tbe gue*t uf Mr*. T. C. (iuea*.
Mr. W. O. Raaawad eana boa*
*ick (rom Sturgi*, Satuniay night.
Mr. Joha W. Babout, of bheridai,
toaavkilhaaiBptoT«f M. abaab-
Mr*. .\. M. Hcarin went to Madi-
aoBviUo yaterday to apend a week.
Mm J. 9. BakiaaMi. of Clinton,
^ilal aaak aitk wlaliiai in
Marioa. A
Toa Haiiwieaa kaa goae to
llavea,ill. ahMbtkMa baibaAjp.
Mr*. Mary Cooper, and childraa
01 (JatayviUe, are the gueata of Mn J
O. OAatlhbiNAMr. 8. A. Marka, o( Tola, wai
otlUd to tbe bedalJool bto etok fath
arla«baaMMlMl«Mk.
Mia Mollio Chamber*, of
ioU, i* the gaatt of Mr* H.
Woman of Judge Mno«ib AaM 'lhU
country in 1*47.
Mr. Joalb. K CleaieBa, ofOraaon.Ten*, waa in town I upmUv. Heha* l)eeo in Texa* tiva year*, lie
came back for :i few daya IBfhlt bto
pannta and friend'.
MrT. .Taniexon and wife, of
Marion, the <). V. agent then,
Haa. Fowkr, of Cotoabaii,
MfaiLiaJaikiai^arwere gneate at tka Cariitle Saturday
and Hundav rf their cuuain, (ieo.
F..wler.— Uniontown Telegram.
Moara. Praaeto aad WilikmVrnMe. of OMkoetoB, Okto. wan In
town Thurwlay in route home. Theyvpi-nt ten daya with their relative,
Mr. Herbert Wolfe, of Livingaton
county, wko aaaoapaaiad tkea to
ikiaqtaee. Tbto waa their flat trip
to Kenlucky. ainI they were well
l>i< tuipd vMtli niir M-otioii ot the tSlate.
Wluat DriUt!BYTHEFKoPl.KS MAN.
Almost at
You On Price,
And guaranteeil. t40.0(i on 12
month* time and lea for ca*b. I
bave ou banda Sapartor aad Oaad-lai h DnIla.
Joami MABoa,Cave-in -fiock, III*.
PiNie SpMkiDg.
The Hob. G. 8. ^Bailar, of fn-neaeee, aad Dr. J. R. aarb, oaadi-
dato of tbo Peoplee party, of IJviag-
atoaaad CrMeadaa aaaattee, for
Repreeeatotlva, will addraN tbe peo-
ple at
Uritud It I vers, Thiir*. Sept.
.Mud ."«priug, Friday Sept. 27.
Smithland, SatunlHV Sept, 28,
Uinlaville, " night.
H:.iuplon. .Monday Sept. :iO.
('Hrrsvillc, Tuoaday Dot. I,
LKila, Wedaeedigr Oet S.
Tola. TkiiadayOot s.
Ford* Perry, " " nigkt.
Weston, Friday Uct. 4.
Repton, l DifktMarioa, Batarday Uct. 6.
Tba other ctadidatM for Repra-
MOtative will l>« given n fair divis-
ioa of time. Speaking will begin at
S aad 7 o'ckwk p, m. All ata aor-
diaUy lavltod^
Quarterly ReportOPTMI
Marion Bank,At the Close of Business un the
r IMS.
l.-.ML' 3
a.iiNi>«
LOUO.00
4.«lO.OU
airdday af
SOOVBOUiLoan* and Dlaeoaatajiue iroMi N'atlooal Bank*liue rn>iii SiHie Bank*» fanm 'lii»M»oiOlMato*-
Banking lluuve and LotC^Mh. ....*..... ............ M*.....<
ruraitaa and nxtara...~...
IMal
I lABII ITIKS:
t'aultal .Stuck, paid in, In uaab llu.uuo.mi
VndivMad Paaa ijm.7-Dae Pepaaltaw toJti.a'
Total
STATB or KluN I TCK V
,
Ooanty of l'rittend>n. I
J. Ymidell, * \u>liier uf;^
Rank, a Bank looaMd and iloli
In Marion, K)-., in *ald coninK duljr *wom, tajr* that the totego\i\K
Keport I* In all v*apect* a true ttHte-
ment of the conditloo of the aid Bank,
at tlie eXom of buainea oo tlie Xi day of
Sept. Iroi.', to lb* beat of hla know ledge
and bellt f; sod further ay* that tbe
buslneaa of Mid Bank ha* Iwen tnuitac-
ted at tbe location named, and nut eUe-wliere- and tb»l tlie at>ove report Is
uiail)' in ruiii|<lliiii< • \t itli an oOlcial
notice received from Ui« Secretary of
Maw dalgaatlag lha « digr af aept.1MB, u the *iy 00 wMafe aah report•hall be luade
Sulnt<'rtt>e>l mid i^worn lo l>efore nii' liv
'I'biM. J' Yaiittell, «'u»bier, tliu Iti day uf
Ito*. -1
Mj A. Uaynfl, c. C. C.
rkaa.J. TatotoU,c«J. W. Ml
a. A
unMy, be-
New
11iKctore,
Marvelous KMUita.
KUMatMiMB. Mopl. M.-Ot,9 Om \^7'^^V»^
aaliy ikol aad Kiltod Biby Pattorfva Pualaatow Haaria to
hitktoaaaaly yaitorday. It. WBalha|<b«e" Maadtag lha m U*-'
From a It iler wrtiuu hy Kev. J,
liuudermaii. of Dimomlule Mlcb,,
we are |>eriniUe.l lo luske lliiii « x
trat;! ; "I havi no liMitatioii in rC'^
coaBMoUiDg |lr. K:ii^ » N<'W Dimdv*
wrrr *• 'be re*ult» were ;ili*o-l inar-
vrluus in Ihe laite of my Mife V\ bile
I was pualor uf the Haptiat Churcb
at Uivea Joaottoa aha waa brooght
dawa with PaeaaMau BBoeBOdiag
La Grippe. I'ernalde paroxysrait uf
would iMl hours with little
to oaaaad aa if ahe
aal aarvive tkea. A ftUml
KrMaa- reeoaaaadod Dr. Ulag'a New Dia
giyvery, it was quick io its work aod
Baaiiaa kliW »»* ifaetory ia reaalta." Trial
A Big Yield !
A Fine Grade
!
DKAK SIR:
We brglaBTa to toifora you that we ara aow pre-
pared to InmiaH yon with tka OLOBB FRRTILIZRRS, aaa of
tbe best good* on the market for weeat. These goodn liiivp hi eii
sold and uaedtor veara wilb line reaulu, and wc arc especially itnx
i one to kawa yoa try tkea. Plaaaa Mil aad aaa aa aa we will
uiiike il lo jour intensl. VOI K'J VKKY TUI'LY.
CLARK, KEVIL & CO
At it Again I
THf Sitmf Mah
& p. MoMIOAK kai pankaaad tka Howard Bros. ^-rocery Hi>M.-k
and win eoBtnaa kaaiaea at the aaw old ttaod, will ( arrv n ii'r>t ciniwnUick of crooeriM and confectionerieK, and will as usual kpII a' tlic li<,t
^pricea. I have tiaware, glaaware, <|ueen*ware, tub*, coil oil cans that imoat be aold regardlaa of price, if ynn ara ia aaad of aaythisg ol thto Skind come and get it at yonr own price. TCash for Produt;*—I want Q r ||n||inon *
all your ou'gs and butter. Qi II MulfllCalli J
1 1 HAVE MOVED I
W but do not furuet
^ tlMt 1 am bUH
t Selling Groceries.
GBnatthe 1io«m reeeutlyoccupied liy S. I), f^adgia
&, Co., and you will find-
t^Bargains in Groceries,?
; audTI^WAU£,
And a man who wants yonto get the baifains.
If vou woulil ronault tout "
Interest*, buy vour Siigar, i.i
I'oilbe, near, kea^ lEun iFROM
J. J. BENNETT, t
employ oi III)
at l)fii Moiiiv
Mem to Ills Motlivr iu Uormaii
Mr. .Jacoli l-Ulieii»eii. who i* in tbe
joy of tlie C'liic"„'a Lii.iiher Co.,
lowa, says "1 have
just sent some iiKilioiue lim k to my I
mother in the olil l oiintiy, Unit 1
know from pentoual um! to Ih: the lnnt
meilicine in llie worhl lor rliciimatiitni
having; ui>e<l it in my family lor ever-
*l ^ea^lt. Il i« calle-l C'haiiil>erlaiuti
Balm. It alwaya doa the workrala 1^ Oraa Bran,
,' Fine FarmFor Sale I
l.iv-
l.iKli
uin
.Mk' liottlea ler
(lruj;j,'iiitj<.
I have 1 seven year ohl borse,
good worker, ami 2 mares, .'> and 6
years old. good size ami goiMl work-
erH, I want lo cxdianne for new
corn. I sl»o Uave ;i »|iriu)( wagons
:ijj(l one new top bugg< cxchau gfor ucwcorn. M. &:hwab.
•'IDS arre^, near Hiyoii Miiii^'fl'Mi county I'oo ,„,,.„ ,„-^trttc ..fciillivmi ,„, an. I line MtiiiTf I- in .S.,i,ih,.,.i K •iiliuk\; Ih •
reniaiii.ler in in lii,.. iniilm.'
Si-wresi.leiuv ..('ei-lil room.., .,11 in Ii,,,.
ahs|)e, tine l>»rii«, >:<'ii inm tree*.Por Mraa apply to
III Ull.KM ItAY,li'V^ 'U MUto,Ky.
aaa<t
Electric Bitten.
Klec'lru liillere is a medicine sui-
ted for any se;ison, tuil iM-rliaps more
generally needed in llie Spring, whenthe languid exhausted fceliUj; pre
vails, when the liver is torpnl .tud
sluggiab and the need of :( lom,- und
nitcrstive is felt. A pro.npt iisc ^ol
jliis imtticihe has often iiveili d Ion;;
and perhapa fatal liilious fevern NO
m^oine will act more Niireiy in
connteracliog and frctiiug the sys
lom from the tuslanal poison lit ol
iichc, Indigeplion, CoiisUpaiiou, Hi/.
2inea yield to l^lric HiiterH. Only
jflftycoBtaperjhMIUv'^ ^Wi^OBB Ai^f^ ...
Sberlff't Mlicw
III. I W. lUrper ia tboflavored whirikey on earth.
r-t i in mmienuioa, it to Asi>ecilic for indigiatiaa, for goaaimldebility, far iaeiiaato, Hir aaatal da^prewi'in. 'i
Ii '1.0 IIY
J- U. OttMk: A BRU„Marion, Ky
rs line perwtns nevert'eruv tliui divides lliior
airs tV ini all f, I'al.'n
i l tlii-v II 1 ,.
i|t h.'.ir l
< rill! ( Ul. > ril.i i,v i|
ds knii .V n a^ Ktmun i.
IMIi ;ind I'. ll. ,, . I'i^
-Ul iinin' rnr,. „t iwk hea hi. lu-s, Inl
lolls K>™. h Mir rtloinai h, I'te .V-k yonrlriif,".;i.i n!i .nt tlii-. You c:in secure1 lllite wc. Ircatiin iit tor 20 ceuu,iocliiding both ilu' plU ai,,| tbe toaksptflieib. Try a tree ample.
ook <iver thewu link- all
and c iiiite-i I in-
I' llie W Hid-
If new ri-me-
1 inic Livt-r
111 u < :l lir v
For the pur(ioaa of recait'tii|;-lai«s|^.^^.^^
1 will lueel the people at tlie t"llo»
ini; pbo en un the diiieM lui iUiouttd
:iiid iiiiisl ui'gc all will) lia\e imI po.d
lo luet't uie I nettle \onr luxe*:
llycutliurg. frida\ .Sept. 2(1,*
I^viic, TuesUay, Sept. lit,
Sheri./an, Wetlnesday Sept. M,Tolu, Ttiurnilay Sept. -.'i:,
KorJs Kerr.N Kriilay 8t'i>t -1,
liells .Miues cbnrch, Monday il'ltli.
.NuuuD Switch, Tuesday Uct. 1,
Shad' drove, WednOMhty Uct. 2,
Kemvaber the tiae aad piaoes sail
prepare to BMOt •. 1 must niili>
lhaaa ooUaetioB an I that w Uk n
MniyHI«HP.
Qu HelnewUy li|Dt. II, a lar^a' er. led neck, weight aboat
I'oun ia, etrayiil from a droveef'ii'icas iluywiic driven froms.leui to .Marion llo waa lokt
hcHween Salem luul tba
ki((yttc bilk I ill psy for'bia re
Inni III Be at 8al«m, or reward f< r
iuf .rawlkw aa l« bto wbaratboato.
J. a Ueav.
i
Hog Cholera OaN^111 on guartbtM.
MalLPtea
ttitm CurMi - Blood ^urtfM kf
P^Mk*iaO*^liM>«ll. Maw.:' "WfcwWfc
f
liMW that I MBd aHood'i RanapartUa ka* dna*
ay *i«gM»r. II It a voodcrfal Mdtcla*Ml iMMnot raAommfod It too hlgtilf
jMMlitMirtMa fut old. I>aa t>r«D
Affllctod With ScrofutaItriM* (IM wai on* 7«ar old Por InIhMkX a nianinf mn nn mm iM* o(9k W^tfiod avery romody r>rnai»tnrtt<l.
'1 k«r any gao4 aatll wa ooaiaaacaaI'l SartupvHIa. Mjrna.-rMdAuakMrI to 1IM llood't HarupartOa HM«»>
I »'rrf ramody raeoanaodad, b«|—'—• ara aon
apartOa
iHood'sn^Cures• fea4 aMd kar •< «np*pMa. Bka kad kMB
thai oomplalnl ala^*:* el
i«aJmt rur* lb* haii n*>ar l>e«n wllkaflia( Htiad't AarMiwi'llla la th« houM. W*
'mI! !' u i ftff^- *^| SSn.^
1 mm «rMdfnl dU^Ma. fraTlaaa t»adlelaa bar eyetlcht wai atatjat
/imTamflnd tti'intS &K''^KBIF#i)i, XtDta, IlllBoll.
ually going on in the human } !)•
iMk Hood's tew|iuUi»drhrMoat<Ui>mm$mtUltTMin NIALTN.
Luiber lor (telf,
I« fl MOi I* aHan (br »<V |ier
J. U. King.
Joan Am Anna.
Wken Jobnn.T Om had flnlthcd 'up'
Hit atonr of tlieir rlile
Ikw IMiow, AMia ma.
If I had bM« In Laura'* pIsM,It toOM kOW aMllia to nie,
i'4 pnta vataw tlMB both—Aad yaa laa, JaiMsy Daa."
*'I oan't why you'd hinnip the boya.Or why >ou'd ivfu lue;
For all la (kir in love, *<ni l^now,«»••
Kut be that a* It may," h« Mid.- I.<-t u« not talk of ttial:
Lft'a talk of analiei. or poiitlrt—Arc you a Urnim-nit 1"
"
"Should thinli I waa." Annie ratan'd;"I II iH'vi-r have a man
Who i«, IT wan, or rrrn lookiI.llie .'I lt('|inlilir.'in."
"Imlwd, vou'ri" ijnite iliix-onnt^Dg;S
I
•>•<< I w ill tl:Hi' lo uliovc—.\miI dir. tiH< of a bnikcn lirurt -
A virliiii Of UiN lo\o.
" i'bere'a one thing rertain," John wonton,
"111 aiwajt ba • nan:Aod. alsk ar avtta, Ufa aad dto
I aamainAadnaifai.
Okat," ka
"And then want a dirorecror inoompatibillty,
Yon'll eoaa mfonad, ofaoanef
'
' If that aboaM b« Al." I lapllad;"Ofi-onrae you know tbo ikw.
No (lanKfr tho'. In my b•trolh^a—Baal glri I afar mw."
SUrtod ta laad whaia I tefl a#-To take another Utah—
llnd gnt to her grud MMitaaata aaUj •tumbling la tkal dltak.
The
••Vat I*Bi aat pKjadioad ataB-aafar In mj lUbt
And^Ijwiridjy aj||a«< ta kava
Kre Aaala aaaM laaly taChat roda aa hia aia
Kniiiad Ika miUadaaatkETaaa
Than Onlfta Bdar nina i
lili Tol«v teein'd I .a a _"ilavr ynu aeen II ..iber Mlle^tUr old man II .i.uty Long*'*
ITow Calvin It a iptendld man,Kateeui li.in verv' higlilt
:
And yet 1 »ondere<l vcrv nm. M
What be could want w ith .Milry.
"I have not Haw them," I replied;
'•SiKiwi't they're (pi"'' lo dlnnt-r,
For I %< liiokfd all n. iiul tlir ttret-ltt
St-ari-blng tor c orry Minner."
ilcilo.blg8la-laklafaiAndkelki. Jahaaj Daat
AadywilaaMII ,Iaaa*"
Yea, Pat aUll here, aad dotac iraU,"Jahaaj ratataad, 'alU
I waa laaHftac aaaa ta I
tafl*."-
••Yaaaaatfayal, Ma." (hat replied;
Haat alajr aad hava aoote dinner.
North
ROUTE OF THE
.iilCAOO and
NA5HV1LLE llMlTED
rfHriMiTaKaweatMa VlMMt Day I
aiaapara and Dlala* Oara
F«eO«« TUM SOUTH
Haute, li
CHICAGO,lul^waukee, St. Paul,
SND *LL POINTS IN IMS
*. :h AND NORTHWLST.
In
PoorHealth
Imeartt so much more dianyou imagine—serious and'fatal diseases result from
'
trilling ailments neglected.1 ) )n't phy with Nature's
greatest gilt—health.
If >nuarc fwlmtout (.1 tnrxt. westaitd Krnfrally ei-luUAtrd. tietvous.^a\« no apatiteanft r an i wutk .
trKiii at oner taklug tlir Ritist rrlia-
,
iinni'» km Mi-A ftw hoi>
lift cai*—knwitcoaw. tnai Iha
It CuresDyapapala. KMMy aad UvarNM.algia. TrovMee. ^
CM-tlpatlM. Rad Bloo.!
Mabrta, Narvoua allmMU <
Cci oal* thagmalnc-llliaacratMd icdlilies j« ilMwraiiper.Iiiuiet. Olir««llH<
' will uaa aM ot TaaFair Vlawa tiid book-lm.
I
ano.VM CMtMiCAL CO BALTIMORE MO
ftor wala^'hafa a lagalarlipaattac Oaiif Mlaaaa.'
"Did you bring aie aOr, aa to that, indeed,
Apaparara
"Wat nothing for yon. 81a," ba' .Iiidt one fur oiii> me;
And It it neway, Wt me My—Postmark 'd at Mound, yM aaa.
Voii don't know that cblrography1 11 liet my mule on that.
Don't yoa wish you oould do that way t
Taafta1tkat'8la''ai
Annie could nn| reply tatkia;F'or In I'ttmr ( urry Illl
ThsaMMay smsI «i
"i «aw him, C'bat, m'It'll iiilniile*. I mipjioiio
—
II.11I iirdcml hull t nirc ik w salt—lit' il jiiBi <'«me out from Koto*.
'*
Then C.ih in went on up theAnil I lii'K'tn once more
To ri'ail my !• tier, .11 li 1 miiW hi rv I'll Irft iifl' iK'Tor*",
Soon Ullir .l iinec 1 .'line up » itk aM—He i> K»l ') tlix' difteftlun—
"Well, ( hat, ' aald he. "how do you all
Stand on the money queiitlony"
'.John i>et' and fi-nt nn> i>oniewhat aC,*'
I answered him, "Imt thenffkia, Dafy, Cany and invM-irAre all nf« silver men '
"Well »noo|> 'rill III'. I h.'it. " ba rtplMYou'd JUlit at well begin:
TkaafyaaMdMMfVaU aFfee sl1lrer*s bMad to wia.
I'hp Kooil I'll) dollar of our dad*lIt 'tound' enough for me;
Worth Mywbafa a haadiad aaBta<Tba MUMM geld, yoa see.
When tilfar was dciuonetlzed,"lie wentM, wttb a frown,
•"Tht riah MM^ fUa afaMOur^
NEWS NOTES,
An entira bwiaaa Moek was de-
stroyed by fira at Uaiaa Citr, Tenn.
Tba vaatarn patt nt tka eity
riiila'lrl|<lnii rrporta a Hgkt hM «T
tuow tiundsy
At thu ri^\r>tr f<f Atlaalr ax
n I" '« tba
u •>> u a' v.ii«y Oalil
I'i. X (1' •! Il It <• a' oil p.il
per acre ill < I uul Hriiian » tlim
year I'mII far below tbe aveia^jc.
San FraneliM has quraadnvd
sKaiutt vetie'a from Na^asaka sml
YukDhoma, un arfiunt i<i°rliol«ra.
Vwa>PrMidMt HioTensM will |>k-
shiaat tka ile<lii ri <n rsvrciaaa a*
Clikkaaianga paik i n r> |>t. 1» aad
iiO
Thirty lbr«'e tiilix ji ki-fp^-r*, ol
H|iiiag Valley, 111, plead guilty ol
k«*pia( b|Ma M 8as*v h** **kftiiad.
They went In to the dinninf; 1
And when tbrv d all »at dosra,( hat (old tMoi of the baapsalMaThMaMMNHlilfealMik
CHAPTER X.
Cbat in Town.
°T«-it toon tblt morning, aa y uu mow
—
LonK ere the hour for dinner—I caught my mule and rode to town.To meet with Corry Minner.
Kur ( orry liad addressed to maA little note, wblcb said
For me to meet bim on that ilay.
Part of the letter read:
"Old iloy: Y'uu'd l>etter coins latowa.Or you'll l)e very norry;
Mime'ttalng takes^|ave on Wadaaaday
t 'aat be postpM'd. Tana, Oorry.
And to I went, ii* i ve jimt «ald,
And there I chanced to meet
—
Wjthk|ajsaaataa«i
fper. Allathan araaab. •
KtllH o<.t«* at.ffffg^,
'
OELiUTE^»
MBOULATOBbIT » A SUftRB TONIC «»i
asarta a wooierfal influan^ in
IreagtkMiaf har ayataft Vydri\ ing through the propter chaniiel all impurities. HMltti iMtstrenotfeat IWMMl Htroiu Itt ine.Mt «lf* wa« iMdrlddaa far eiibiaea
Kfirr aaUic BRAOriELD'S rKMALK REOULa i OR tur two moDllu, la fattUm wall -
J M JOHKtStON. MalTerB, Ark
sman. as.
arti
r(»i
Psaai al aaaMaH CkambMrlain's
• I ^ Mmaiy is a godsMd to tka
«ii Tharais no adfertiseniant
. Uiiia «• M jwtiaka mfimg ii.
"liow are yoa,lip,
"You'd better call aroundriV letter rame for you iatt night,I'ostaiarked, I think, at Mound.
"
I thaakad the Judge, and then went 00Konnd to tbe ollloe door,
Where every body goes for mailTwice every day, or more.
Hello Chat—whm did you get \ntCome riirht on up." mid Tom{
".\ letter here for you, my boy—I i^n't tay whoui Itt from."
Tow handed dm tbe envs1 looked at and I
Judge Hearin'seMugh—
TsTM paataarked at Mound-
Now yon may bet that I was glad '.
Uee—bow It made bm feel
!
You tee tiiat I was In sutpente
—
I scarce ooald break the seal
!
Tom Ilargraves tto'id outtlde the door,8ald lie, "Chat, what n the newa *
Say, don't you want your tialr cut off,
A thine pot 00 your shoes i"
"No, not to-day," I antwered him," 'Twill aoon be time for dinner;
I've got to knock around awhile—I'm bontlag Corry Minner."
"Wm here tome time ago,'' said TsM;"He came ihu iiiuriilng toon.
He took a hair-cut. hath and tiiav*. >
Shine, and n goo<l nbampooo.
"And Juit ttetween ua. Chat,'' saidTom.' May put me down a sinner,
If there It not a vredding soonor tome dear girl and Minner."
'You think so, Tomf I answered bias,"I can't axaatly say—
ludglng fkaaa his auuMiivering,It looks somewhat that way.
I stepp'd a aftie to one sida.I thoocht ri tkM aaaaaad
To read asy Istlir aaiistafk'd—For it I sure must read.
I looked drst at the signature—Though I felt sure of that-
Then eoanseae'd at th» very dial,Oot where it said, "I>ear Chat "
tiauire Morgaa easso Mt of his shop.Into tka apak air,
Beiuiad Ma iQa aai. agkttac it.
Sat down upon s chair.
"By grabs," be said as be tat dowai,"Btfange how aoMe mm " ~
I'U veteTDy grabs, to p«t It
How are they, i-bat. with yoar*
•DIvtded, 'M<{uir^," 1 answaiad hiss."Split ap smBcwlMt, bot IkM
rent,^Jl^t
J«koay, fata 1'~
' And so. yM iaa, ttMir aty waatwork;
'Tin both -or worse tbM tkat!.Away with such dap-trap, by gaa,
.\ihI be a Iiemocrst:"
Your views are very good." said I,
*.\nd I agree with you:Our .tandard monev thonid coisalit
Of gold ud allvar too."
rgraee was well-nigh goM,;TwoufMl that T would hunt
rd loMtbe plane plic4> r:U-7v I Ml aC;8a taraed baek to the Orat.
Charles Itms tkM eaaa walking up."Fine dar. Chat, nice and eool-
It ofti nliMien lirlnjfn on tlie chllla—Chat, why not surt to seboolY"
kava no time to go to scboot,"I antwered hlin: ' iiltlioiiirh
My fund i>f knowledge ii' not giaat,'
I'm nitlier old, you know .
'
"Klrtt educate yourself,'' be said:'Young men like yM aad Jaha
Will find It ofteniluies tba 1
To aMirry Uter m.'
lunpeniagtka Maiican ('.mgreai
M«ii<lay, Presiiient Dim ilei-lHrni ilie
oiuutry lo ba la g >ad,Mii,ditioi|' ^eo
e ally.^
In a recent Utter i'> tin- inaiiiirai tu-
er» .Mr. NV. F. llenj^iiiin. e<lit"r ot
Ihe ."ijieclHlor, KiikIiLtiI. N. Y aajs:
"It may be a pleasure in yu to know
the bi,{h itleeiii in wlii. h ( hatii'ior-
laiiie'" uieilii'inea are l>. |.| hv ihi |"><>
(ileiif yi'Ur own ."•taie. win re il i v
miiM lie Ileal known. A" a.:iit
mine, will! resitlet at IVxler. I '>\-i.
• ail aliO'it lo visit nie a lew ymr-ami liefore leaving lioiiio Hr. teiiie,
s>kiog if they were t M h 're. -t I'ln^
if they were not the wmilil t'lm,: h
<|:iaiit'ty witli luT. nil" ill'! : I i ke
iii li" willi 'III tin 111.' I ll" III' i -iiie'
ret'erriil l<i are (.'liamlK iluiii'i'*'.lujih
K> me<lv, fani iiis l'..r itcciin' I'l " Ui:'!'
inil o«|il», Chanili-rlaiii'ii i'<iin llilui
(i>r iheumatirni. lame liii k. |ullll^ in
llip title and t'beet, and ( lianiU'iLtiii r
I '. lie. C'lmli ra aiiil h irrliea Ueiiivly.
fnr lnwd >iim|iUiiil!i. Tliese moii
iiu" hiive lieeii 111 r 'n^tant ii-W' 10
l .wi lor tl ii'iiit a ijiiirU'r "I a een u-
ry. Tbe people liave learnc'l that
(iiey are articles »f great worth and
•nerit, aad aac<)iMlad by aay other,
rbay ara far aab bare by Orm Or ^<i
.
Pon't,
l>oo't mail lour ioiier or valuable
paakaga witkoat kaflag joar addraas
written or prialcd apoa Iho i.pper
laft hand corner. TbU will Inaurr
ita return In \o\> if n"l Oeiivi 1. ,1 nu'l
will prevent its l«li>X >«'nt In an-'
a|iM«.t at tke ilea I k-ttcr nllcp.
Till* n'luva iioIIl'C V'IU aill Iwl
UH'ki'il over Ih) iiidivciy wiuil iw of
tka post I III r, an I it cs'ni frfim D e
priKtal kiillioritiM St W tsliington li
vmi trv wia« inn Will hee<l, Tiio
l*H I - ^ 'M I f III Ill-ill \ I • . I ' t' liiiii ln i
'
t'lixi I 'l'i'ii wi ll \iiiir I aiiie aii'l |>i>-
aBcc a lilrcsN iirlntrd < n ilicia for ;:.''
conU; SMt iMtll r-H- !) odils
Fur !4ai t —A pbvtirian with t
il prMiica la a ||f>.i I liH-aliiy d- -
t<i lell kia rsaiilentt', :i plu.is^inl
boaio, aaJ taraowr hi* |>raotiue U' lin r f It ai^a. P*ir otkar laronas
ttoaeallaltMi offlaa.
Tke MMavar)- NiTMl Nh l.tlr.
G Csillouel. , I '1 fi.--t, III a\ eri"
villi. II'., ssyr: - To I'r. Kiag's NewDirC 'Vtry I owe my lift. Ww taken
wilti I..!! (Mii'iM- ai il tiied all tbe pby-
- ' l.mi t"r milen ulm il, bill <if ui
a I' a ''I wa* given up siiil tol I | uld
nm Ir.e. tlaviag Dr. Kiag'aMaw Di»V. rv in my st'iral irat K>r a butik
a I'l !>•.: 11 I • lire u li iri'Mi t!>e Cut'
<l 'te Ix-gau t'l g<t l)ell«r, ami a lii
ualug tlir>e buttles wa* up ami sUu"
sgsii. it ia worth its weigbl in g- II'
We won't keep stora or k ins* «ir
"III i .
" del s free trial at Woaiia AVVilmui Drug atora.
'TMfB right prohaaor.» TU bett that one
1 railed. _- .jU tarty:Why 'ly to ills we kMw aotorr*^Wky akoold Me wmI ta aisiij T
**
TkM ka want m; I tbot Td laad—I atked for nolhinir better
'i'ban Juat to h.Hve li.e minute'sTo read my precious letter.
I read on MW qnlte mpldly;Twa* tame an print to tiie;
Tbe |>eniiianiibii> w.iii ver\ ^ood 1
I know It well, you tee.
1 toon irot iiowa dawa la wkaia aketald -
If I do not III iutateKent wai found nowh-re in ber heart,Nor bis eompanlun, Kata.
Was deeply iuteretted then;Now you may liet on that.
My even got blear d I l oiiiil not »ectlrelte my name'a not Chat.
Jutt then a man oame walking upThey a|>eak lirtt iw a rule
—
"Say t hai, he aald familiarly.' \ ou want to trade that iiiiile?"
"No Harrv. n»t to lav. '
I taid;" .Twill fion lie time for dinaar.
I'm lookiua for a Kontieiuan—They call biui ( orry Minner."
' Ab, I know Ckirrv well enougfc—As well aa yM do, Cbat:
I saw bim Jast a while ago;He'd boiiirhl a nlre. new hut.
'You'd better trade tiiat mule to me,"He went m, gtttiM baU,
' Looked la bis aiMtffawhileHe's Just UlaM yaaiB old.
"John Riley wants to trade with me:I thins bis male would bring
A little better prtee than yours —Will be twelve la the spring?
' I have a splendid thraa-year^ild.Something yMr wUs om ride;
Tot. if all mmors are eorraet,YM're soM to hafa a hrtda."
"I woald notbatM It," I said;"I'll hardly ex>meoat w inner.
Tbe one who II Iw a benediet,I think, ia ( orry Minaar."
"You think iie'li marfy.da yaa, CkattBy ueorm, hot tkaftia aawai
I thought, by Qtmtt, aaMWa
Ha^'X?M» iaa aaw ikaahi"
Iv»BBOoafM«a»l
Tka W.wbiaky IS. wa lUak,CM4 Vyon try it
70U wiU agfM wilk m) tka finest Ikf-
•rad wbiskeji^isde in Kentuaky. It
la aat MiU data laUy Mtafad,^a|id
•atB tba Ml aM baa kaM aWUImlf el, we challenge auy cbemitt to
lind a drup of fbsil oil in a barrel of
it when we put itjon tba market
Itk aaaaially laaaaiSMadad ikr
MHaiMl parpoaaa, oa naaaaal at Mi
parity, while as a beverage, we unhes
ilalingly assert that it is tuperiur tu
tka finatt French Cognac.. Hold m-ly by J. H. OnmA Baa., MwiaB,
Atalaistnitar^ Natlw.
All paraoM bafiag elsiasa apiust
tb « saUta uf Josiab Hoghce, ml . de
o«steil. mutt present llie ssnie proper
ly proven as rt<|uirvd |>>y law. All
parsoM owiaf Ma m account or nois
n iw due aiaat aaaM aad aattk wiib-
iiiit delay.
I). A. Hugbas. Adai'r.
This 8vpL 14, 18H6.
Cut Prices I
Wa will bafwflar aall genuine
O liver Plowa aad PolataMrulkiwNo 13 Plow •7.ft«, PotolSft It.
" i» 7 Tk, aa eU.• 20 •• 8 00, " 30 ots.
• 411 • H 50, " :U» t'ta
ijenuiiie repairs will last lon^i 1
tii:iii the iiiiitatin:". Ui :|ii«e tl.i-' art
ma'li' of li< 111 I iii i'i'iial an utit ti
li.tl.'i' III lireak. I l l :n.-i' tiiey ar»
hen\ier .Vli genu lue |aiii>ta U-n'Olivers' wuaa all alkan anllO^IIW
li eiiuine i;x"!'' ire tin' lient, anil
Uie liest is the vbeafast. Look (»i
tka word OMm «a haHaa riia mpotat.
alMw PiaaoB 4 8»i*.
Araisa
For Salb.- -A Jeiasy asilk wv..a
Tba best salfa la tba w >rld f
<
CuU. Hruises, Boras. Uloen. 8aBkMm, Fever Snraa, Tetter. Chapped"
wIr Chilblains. Oirns and al
flkia Sraptiotts, and positively cnrwPUaa, or no pt y innaiiai. It k gmt-
]Ulead to give perfeal aalMbfiliiin ui
1aonay reAindcd. PMaMdNli pa>
t«8. For sale bf H. K. Waain
CRITTENDENOUNTY
FORFarmsSAL^l
R C. WALK ER,Real Estate AgentAt Marlon, Ky.,
Offers the FullowinK rarm5 For Sale.
Write for deacription, prict;s and tcrm.s:
trec4 and !ti' rlu-rrv irn ull licnt
i ngNo. l>i.—2;u acres, .tt.n in i ulti
viiiiin, balaRM in g<Ki<l iiml>«r
liuuM of 5 rooms, H acres uf orcharii
laa atoek aad tobacco barns.
Mo 17 —90 acTM knowa m ti.<
MaOollaai bad oa Hqoda erMk. .\
liie faia of ooal, aboat 85 acras in
splandM tia aad atata Uabar, rest
c'lc-irad laad.
No. 18.—About 130 aeraa, 7S
olMiad aad tebgaod aUla of colli va
tk>n Swlnioafce, good liara,
tenMt bMM, plenty o( good watur
TbrM milM from Marion.
No. lU.—lftO acres, 110 cleared.
40 in i;uud timber, booM of four
nvims, ((ood liam, orcbard aad water A ifixnl farm.
.\ i, '.'11 ll!j acres, 01) cleared,
liaUiiuu in good .^intbar. Uoxlhouse and k»nw, oa tka Omtbarlauii
STi 2* -J-il ai re^. 100 cleaieil
acres of good maadow. New bouse i'•"'I "> 4, Isir alale i.f l ullivalion. Ibi
of two rixims. MaW alock t.arn. 3 rema^i^MaHloi' oak limlier. Kcai
.No, i.— l'i acres i mlla from
tbe courlhouiie. Small cottage real-
dence. A ix-auliful siluilion.
No. II 1^ aril-. :i'lj I 111!.; lllWO,
and in tin liinvvuv I'-H'^ "f MariM.
Soma apieodid tiuiidiag aiies
No 4 -4i aecM la aaat Marioa.
of four rooma. A aplaadtd
place for a gardaa farmar.
.No J -iHtl airi's, l.'iil ill l ulti
viiiiiin, lial.ini'i.' in kdihI liru'" i -Ml
liinestoQc soil. Hoiin- nf »i i > iiin
good stovk and tobacco burns, u-n^ut
bouse, orafeMA aC IM ttaa*. Planty
water.
Na •.-4tt aaaM.M laealtlva
tioB, bakuMa la goad tiakar, kouse
of .6 raoaa. Two laaaat kooaw. 1
4
acres of go-xl orotu.rda of apples,
poaches, iicars, pluaM aad charilfs
Oood baro!!. IMeoty water.
No. 7,
—
x\ acre't, li."! in uulliva
tion, lialaiic"' in go <d lnuliT; 12
aotaorakafd. Frtw farr )«« f'>'
100 la fttlliva
• raoaa.
4watat.
Goodof
It is
Mo. 8.—IMHo«M of
baraa and wkaatOKkaid. PiMtys bargaia.
No. 9.—188^1 re* lirnUooe soil
ItiU in oultivatioL, 1) ) uorus in wUe<.t
4 aciw la orafcaid, il good tobauuo
baraa, oa pabiw road, two ailMfrom railroad.
No, lo, -is:; 'H'rei limcdlnne toil
250 in oultivatioii, H riMim dwe'ling,
m teoaat bouses, 2 good baru^.
No. II.—lOo acraa, 90 in ^ood
stale of ciilliv lini , llwelli ijj of 4
toouin ((iKiil on liani, iiond >! iMes
and tdliaccu liiirna.
Ho. li I'OU uiK's 125 Ohio
river bos' urn. liiMMl resklancs and
jutboiiaes ud fine barn.
No 14.—130 acres, 70 acres in
co'tivation; balaa4« in giKKl iiB'>«r.
i^awf aaua laMMJa. fpiki oatbuif
deiue iif HI. .ins. frame loliucco
liarn, frame i-laliie, and giHxl water.
II'rice $:iOiiO This (arm is miles
from Dycutiiurit, oa fVaaoala aadDycusburg roml.
No. 'i3 IliO a res Ij miles nurlb
of arloo. tKt acres of splendid
t>-it om lud, most of ii fre^b; bouse
of foar raoaa. good bam Md crib
Mo. S4—7af aen»-40 or 60olearad—oaihNtfy llMlaga Ooodorchard. 8 allaaoMlk ot Marioa
No 25 257|aoaM, ITk ciMredami in culiivntioa. kabuwa la timlier.
Brick liuuse of five rooms, tenaut
houfttf, KiMiil liarns I'rice vury low
N'l' '2ti 2ilO acria i.l luitloiii land
oU Cumin rUnd liver, at Berry a Fer-
ry. Ail fill" Uiiil; 7.) acn t cleared,
balsnue iu g»«il tiiulatr. wis oi
iioililinir*. (i imI kihapeo haru.
I'rira 110 p» r acre.
N'>, 27. -171 seres 4 milsa Suut'i
faWm. Aliuut 100 cliared, re
DtaiB'isr well liuibrrfd; (10 aarsa ia
,.«j^Mli<l >toek water. Fmaaof 4
Congtipatioii*
& BiliousnessH sick headache,-I
P nils i'l I'll' h.i.:k,
S.illow lomplcxion,
I OS5I of appatllt aaiE:.\h.iustion.
I
Ther* ia only one cure, which Is
'^^ LIVERi FiliI—Ane—
e>TONICPELLITSOm Pink Illl tiiiKhra tbe liver sud
rcmovt". till liili
Om Toak l>allat nightly, sets as a
Rcntic laastive in keepinR the bowels
open, reatoret the digestivs orgMs. iMes
up the nervMS sytlcai snd wahcs aewrich blood. Complete trsstmcat, twa
I prtee, »yc
. aaapie frte at any HatakMiao.asw«ssa.
that you Imv*n.ul tiut Clair-
cttc .Soap ia
one of tjie
)q;rMtMt labor-
.".Jiving; itivni-
timi.s v( tl
tiiiii'. T< 11
licr til .11 it
will s.;\c liiT
>llc:'.'.,lli, MM-II. t tililc, stvc
Iht clothea.'I'lte tnerita of
CtAKETTE Soap.^paaiaawaata every BiaagklM waaafc ITatkalmosleeenamlaalsos^iobapfaaaMa. aaliasarytNan
The N. K. Fairbanh Compaf>y, 5t. Louis.laaaaa
DoYouSuffer
J.H. ORME,MAlil
street
lilio. i«i
Ate yea i
sate bodynervMsad ia'mlndf
(^attHnem
jfATIONfeHY,
trair
A I
will dii'I >i:r abick eoRiplote in >
B-tJ>H;:i, SPONQE3,FINE SOAPS. OILS
ETC LEAD
Bavs yne naiss I'. lh« lark.
•'u<ol.artnt. I
Are yv\x
ssmplail.io, r<«t<il
dry eeugh. chill*
flU«d Willi iint'iria—(allnw
I 1 I rn.tlon* fro. II r .r. iTuft. I'rli • 11. -t*"
1 1' iwl al nil li<iiir». |<s\ or N'tgh', \' i .ntrlv
1 I' ' I' . - ir 1 I .• t.. I ... • < 1 I >V . " 1'
I'.t "lie, m^UI tweata,
I• ttl BUiLDlNG 1
M« |M aasi b DB. Klllu* ""'^^
ROYAL
fiERMETyEtiirlooring, Ceiling, hiding,
If you are thinking of btiikling or mrcd any material for
. uiir hoiiaea, auch as
laths gentW tnd >nrt'.T.l »«vwith the er»ai"<t "-t , li. »'ir.
leal teiorre, tlKlt.\l I I I l it .-. r..- .• i "
the tyitcTi the »mi j-O im | ""I »!- >•
giving rtrvnK'.h in p'»r« . f ».'..ii-» ,
eas haallh in plc-n of tirVi.mTbsrs it no utbar ramr..'v 'I'<i I" »•
Bona that ran do iu WitI.. A -' I tl i i'
a real pl«atura tr> t>ke it. I.i"' - .' .:..t.
lake it wilb doliaLI, and ll ^nr. > III
\ JftMi tUrttm. AIUr- .-«<.i
6EPMFTUER Will C'lPf
Al I. KINDS or n.M>MI.NU LL'Mlir.W.
Sliiiis.!3s, Laths, Doors afld Sash,
ALL KINDS OF MOULDING and CASINa ^
Cnme and get our pricca. J. N. Clarit will take pleaauiv
tl rn.ikiii^ )')!> pril l s (:hog|HT tlun you C:\n ^^ct .i i\wlipr(^
liivc us A thai. I'Ucc ol biisi i'-ss: Nl.irion K illi r Mills
Aa QEWEY tt CO.THE BEST u
I'liy llie llioitt of.
Hoods
hIlI lite I'li'i'ls
That 'a WhyHarsa|iarilte baa Uw
W. T. BNlMnf, Is I. CVBTBRINARV
And IteattoL
I^-iaatad at L. J. Daoghin'j's. S
wilfs wiath «>f Fords Ferry, will Im- ii
tiaiion enqot/ Mnrt d-.ys snd Kstur
daja. Diseasaa ofall •liiniettiR auni
•aals seicaiiSMlly timUd. Kijuiae
pnetlH a spraiahy.
GROVES
lames & James,
LAWYERS,dARION, - • KENTUCKY.PiaeHor la tka aMrta of Crittaada.
aad aaraaaadiaa laaatla^ aad ia tk«•>i«ii 4
CTstsL itr.ii.R
TIME CARD.•<MH4i KAST.
Nu S«.
I.« lleiideraon . . 7. 'U a. H.
\t I^Mltvilte I.UU r. M.
Nil. kl
;.4i A. u1
CRUCE & NUNHiTTOBRTS-ir-Uf. I
MARION; . KIWTITKY.PhMpi atlMiioa givM lo aM bad
I'tatkslrMm /
ooimi wiNo. M.
I.» l.->iiUvl||«. I'l r MAr Hen I f... : I I > t S
rMaau <u>« iKroMch M»i« SMMl aiitio IK Ik. K. l.ailSr Sail
Uia (V i
II c. MoKiaiicu. r. A.LOUiSVILbl. IT I
New TiD Shop.I bav-j )|«>ne.l a liii >li >|i up .(sirs
ivcr I'irtree A Sii.in .! ire and am lO**'
Mepared Ui do all kiuils nf tin arcirk. iBi^ 1^.iNifing and guttering a speri.lly /.V^(e|>sirin;; .
:'1 1 l.iii.U .! .i • . n rt , ip ^
l«»aSi«i%JTr '<.»l«l. , , ,
I Mill .oMiarwi trt aMians rsa mwcMahttk. . >iw.l<.i<,rhii>'i,"<il., rWMMiSSo,M«» V*>ri.H.r. k..w. JtUil
I •.•.•..•.u..«ipMM4
TASTELESS
CHILLTDNIC18 JUST AO GOOD POaAOULTa.
WARRANTED. PRICIOOdS.
I bsv-j )|«>ne.l a liii >!i >p up .(sirs
liver
prepsred
K.N
l(e|>sirin;;
iiotK'o. Ail wiiilv. ),'iidrjiiii ' I K'
ualating a rawminliie pi in.
TIIKO. VnslKlt.
<iai ATK. 1 1 la.. He.
.
firl. llMllrlno ('.,. m |.,hii., Mu.
t.mitlonMMi -Vft aild lut |Mr. M IlimiU ol(in>itK'-< TAMICI.ai« rilll.I. TllMi- ani havab.Mjaut ibffM .njM .lr*.4r liiu ri-w. iaallimr.i*pmrM-ium tif U _|fMn^ la lh« ilnia Imwimnm, kar.
Kui-fc aolWMl MUJ»limn Imlf.
SBs^v.caaa *c»
im tif U ,tMr., laaaMaaafiMSaUMtMx*
• > I J>n < MiMlKB.
AUorneysdlLawMAraOTLKV.
Will prst'iice iu sll llie 'rouiit ^4
t'riticnileu and a<lj<iiuiny counlicC
ni«v will gffa praapt attaa^M to all
tiusinca eatrualtd ta tkair care Hpa-
itial attMttoB gifan to eallectinns.
a af < I .Marion liMfc.
f'M' ; I •k<l>kl..|.k<M« .. I. allMtiMM. .Ilk
i
U>r |.rm«ti.iii.c Ih.
O. V. R, R,^
TllWIfi OAROs
J. a. Ki>< IIK«TKS.
BUCKSKINBEECHES
lEST HADE. BEST FITTMim
ROCHESTER & PlfilCE,
Attoi^nbys at Law,
J. ». nsn< i< i,v. I'l saarilla,..Ar. llendspMa..
.MurganflaM" lien.haw. .
.
" hiiirgts
Martaa......
BOVTHBOiniD nAIRf.lUILV J"No. t
MARION. KY;i::-8ooonU al
v«ar B. f. Bayaaa*
glaaitMllha.11. Wiir
1
I'niinpt
nass eolrustad lO UMM. Will prMlice in all the courts of (Mltaudensad adluialBg ooartlM.
». aLoa, 18. I.
BLUE&DEBOE,
Attonisys M Law,MARION. KY.
Will praiiiic iu all ourl. u; ilie
•lull'. l'riiiii|it stti'iiiiou giviiii to sll
" r"iiKa L-mruKlcd lo their• >di< « in luitak
<^<MraL
. CHOaa?,ir >*
H .Vi•'
V.IKt
I>aw.v
No. 4
foe •*
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ito**
MowniMumTBAim.uAttr nsiavNo I Nowt'V4U am IMI pal.v. il(>|iklntvilleT..
Ar. (iriirey' rrlncetoB
MarlMHturgts.nenahawMorgMilald «UendarsMKvaMvlUa . . .
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nVIOXTOWV UUVCR.I.v. MmAr. Calaatawal.f. Ualaalaara
.
Ar.
Iba•aa^•|all£#aa MaSb7.49aa uogai
|L'1> MlToiiiM., a. p. A.,
KvaMvUla. Ia<*.
lAVcaoB. Aiaat,
4',
Owf«4 - Mootf ^rlfM ky
MtMM • 0*., feMMH. llMi. >
MMMHat trtikl Rood's Rw*»pw1ll» kat <«Mttv ay 4*aghl«r. II ii • «on<l«r(ul M4telMMl iMBnot rMommrDd It too hl|l>lf.
9NM Ii tMrUM jw old. hM bMS '
AfnictMl With •«r«fu4«r ilM* *h« WM OM 7«v oU. For In yimkMkatf * rnanlnf anr* on mm atd* o( Mr^ w*lrl*d evpry r^mr^ly r^inniiMndod. bu^
;€Mh^raii) i<H>d until w# romm«fi<,oo4'i 8»r«.
... -,H%nlla Mjr miu-rtrd ditufhUrInod M ;^iA|*<^iIl* bMMM
iHood's*v>CurcskA4 mrad IMF o( 4r*P*P*t»- KIw b*< kMB
thM coaipUtnt iIik-.* eyMllM,jurf IlM hM IMTM bMii *N|M«I •
liatd'f mrMtwrtlto ! th« hoax. W*
^RKAT BATTLKt areconUn.ually >:i)inj{ on in tlii' liiiiiian '•yii-
tein. llu<Ml's^^•rM|triU»drivcltoatdi«-
MMMiMtTOKItNIAIiTN.
Lumlter iur Sale,
I will fill bills to onlen for 60c per
lOOfat te tht Mst 16 ikqrt only.
J. D. King.
1MC
{iNE
North
ROUTE OF THE
CiilCAQONASHVnUB llMITED
an TMtaaltA SMia SarrtM; 'W*at mmt ViBMt Day OoachM,
SlMpara amd XHninc Can
- f*^** THE SOUTH
T.<" e Haute, IndianapoHl,
CHICAGO,t\.:;waukee, St. Paul,
\m m. fount m rm
InPoorHealthmeads ao much more dian'vou imagine—serious and'ntal diseases r««ult from"trifling ailments ncglectrd.
I > )n't phy with Natiire's
greatest gift—health.
Mn
Bnoums
Iron
Bitters
If youare f«*liB|out i'i aoris, wcaaaiid generally ca-kaiiMed, •••rvovi,Imv« m appMlit«Ha CM 'I work,begin alencctak-lugthemoalrtlia-blc ttrefigthcfilngMirdiriiie.wltirh is
Brown s Ircii Bit-trrs. A (rw bot-tles cure— b^ncAlcoMet from ib«vefy Arat doM—tf
iV «M Mr
It CuresDy«l>«|Mte. KMsty sui Uvm>N«u ilsia.
Com.
Women's MmpfaUnU.< rt only th« fcrtiuiiic- il ti.s rra«ft«d red
\inr* .m Ihv wiMpfM-r All oihcr. arc tab.»iiiunf« Ott tccciL'l of two It alampa wv .Will utnd BTi ul Tan BaaaUtal WarM's <
l-alr Vtav* aiid Uiak-«ra«.iaov«wo«WK«.ca
NEWS NOTES.
ril»
CBAnn IX.
John and Anmir.
Wten .lohniir Pre had flnUhed 'up'
Ilia ittory of tli«-ir rideThroiiKli I'AntlH'r Hollow, Annie Mtd,
Still alttinK by bis tide:
"If I hati hfe<\ In Laiint'ii place.
It »oim> how »e«"n>i' to iiif.
I'd |itit a vpto on tlD-in Ixftli —.\nd you too, .lobnny I>«>r."
"I •«n't eee why you'd blame the boys,Or w by vou'd veto me;
Kor all i* f»ir In lorr. Ton know,"111 ("ImhhIciI .loliniiv I>w
'Hut be that a* It uiay," he said,
IM u* BOt talk of that:
Lot'* talk or siwkea. or politic*—Are you a Drmocrat !•
"
"Should think 1 wm, " AMie vetara'd;
"I'll oever b«*« • MBWho le, or wm, or efWi Mn
l.Ike a KcpnhllriU)."
"Indeed, you're qnlte d Isoovraslng;M poee 1 will have loehf
And die, too of a broke* hMf^A viotlin ef my love.
"ThOM's one thing certain," John weston,
"I'll always be a uan;And elak or ewla. 1 11 lire and dieA " ~ "
••\vt I'm not prrjndloed at all—W -.ir- lu'MT In my life;
.\nd I would not object to kartADHMenUewtft!"
Krc Annie could reply to thi»,
t li.it nxlr up on his niulr,
Kiit^-r^ the itarlor unannounce'd—Ho doM tkk, a ml*.
"Ilvllo. blfrSlH taklacarMtlAnd hviio, .lolinny Doe!
I tuck a oiul« ride oat to town—And you're stIU here, I see f
"
• Yea, I'm atlll hire, and doing well,"Johnny retiimetl. "altliougb,
I wu« preparing soon to luulie
.Some overtures to no'
'^ on ran t )in ><'t. John." < hat replied:.MiiKt Hi;i> iiicl liavr Konie dinner:
For Mr'rt' tu have a regular feast—Kxpecting ('orry Mionrr."
'Hill >oii brinK lue a lettar, Ck*tfOr. as to lh<tt. indeed,
A paper or a niugazlne—just anvthinK to read ?
"
"Was nothing for you, 8U," kCMMt' Jnat oae tor only me;
And It Is newey, le; me My—PostDiark'd at Mound, you see.
You don't know that cblrography—I'll bet By nnlam that.
Don't yoa wish yott MaM So tkot way r
Yuo flan't ibo.' .Sis'* mM Chat.
Annie could not reply to this:
For In <'«ioe t orry M inner:
The iuld-(Uy lueal was thru annuunc'd,And all went In to dinner.
They went In to the (tinninv rooiu,
Aad when they'd all sat down,Ckat toM them of the bappentogtTMMHriNIISttollMm.
CHAPTBB X.
Chat in Tiiwn
Twas soon this moming.asy uu citow
—
Long ere the koor llw dUwer—I caught my male and rode to town.To meet with forry Minncr.
Kor tJorry biul addressed to meA little BOM, wUch Mid
For me to meet bim on that day.Part of the letter read:
"Old Boy: Yuu'd better come to town.Or you'll be very miy t
soiBotlihy|takeQiBee as
Caslfea partpaaU Yaaia, Cam-And so I west, as I've Just saM,
Anil there I ebanoed to meet—Wjthk^jeMHlaM^ <
FFilVrATiK
BSGUIiATOBhIT IS A SUPERB TONIC pi
exerts a wonderful influenc* It
streugthentug her syatcM b]
driviag tbnmgb tke proper channd sO lavwMss: Hultil and
&trenotti are ouanMMl itIroui tu UK.u
sturIrwile irsa -'-"m — rriln.ar Miac asAOfULS-a rotALaiMSav
, Ark
A*as oa., ATuiiri. at.
laU kr all l>raM*s«t at tLSO rw kattta.
aU aaeoasia Uaamhariaina
IjTiss fOMMl laiha
How are you, Chat ? " the Ji
up,"\ ou'd better call around:
.\ lettfr iMiiie for vou ia'l night,I'ostumrki'il, I tiiink, at Mound.''
1 thanked the .ludge, and thenItound to the olltoe door,
Where every body goes forTwtoe every day, or more.
Hello I hat -when did vou get I
Couie right on up,'' Mid Toa^A letter bare tar yoa, my kor->I can't say whom Ita mak"
Tom handed uie the envI looked at and found
Judge HaoflB'a weada
"When \<.u get married, CkBt," koaaltl
".\iiil then want a ilivorre
For liH'oiiipatiliillly.
Yon II I'ome around, of ronrM '
'
Ifthat eboaMbe Al. ' I rei lied;
"tif oourse vou know the law.No ilangi r lh<>'. In my boMMkVk-
llest girl I ever saw."
.Started to read where I left at—To Ukkt another hitch-
Had got to her graad eoinaMOta asMy stumbling In that ditch.
Then Calvin KIder r:<:ite and mIiI -Ills Toloe aeam'd l «e a song—
"Have yoo saea R other Miley,fiial|Or old BMB n ti.itiy Long* '
Now Calvin i> a splendid man,Kstecm Inm very highly;
ABd jral 1 wiaimd vocjr mackWMat koaaaM »aat wltk MUey.
"I baeoaalMw tbem," I replied;
'•8oepee> Uiey've gone to dioarr,For I've loofced all round tko strMte*
Hearching Car Corry MlBBar."
"I !>»» Inrii. I liril , not long aS^~Ten uiinutes, 1 suppoao—
Had ordend Mm a ataa. aow nit—He'd Jnat eame oat ftom Mm*. "
Then Calvin »ent on up the street.
And 1 began once more1%raadmvle<WkenriMtt
An eolira bueioeM Mark «ai de-
tuojti kf Ira SI ITslsa OHv, Tann.
The we«l«rn part "f the
]'liila<lel(>hia rrporta a li^ht
suow Basdax
At Iho '<i<wii'r of iha AtlsMs es
p-1 i «i i''t-J'
* , M l (•- »« the
u ititi ai OMy OaM'*.
l-i. .\.e<' •! Ii It ''>,^^n u 11.1 I' it
|wr ao>« ia tiniat Jlritias' w.ll this
year faH Ikr balow tka avarag*.
San Ftanrisco lias i|tiaraiiliii> d
sftaiaat TMN'e Itoa Nagamka aud
Yokohoma, oa accoaat of eholara.
Vue-rreaMlosl SMteugon uill y-side at ike dadieaikw excrcisee a'
ObiekaaMMga paik Sept. 1» and
Tairtjr tkrea wlu<>u kce|)«ri>, of
HptlH VaOsr. IIL. ihai f«Uty ul
keepiag Opaa oa SaMllqr
aii«L .
laapaniaf Iba MtsidsS U»|nwMMiMkf. Piwidast Diaa doaiartd ika
auuatrj to ba la g>iod,«Ssajjkias' ^aa
arally.
Hoon OUie JauiM came af With am-He's got a line digoetlos—
"WeU,Ckat.->«Mfia.'«awd»y*a aU8taad oa tke aeoey sawHear
'.Joka Dee and fent are somawkat aC,'
I answered him, "hot tkoaFata, Davy, Corry sad myaeirAre all h«e lUTae maa-"
"Well wnoop 'eM bb. Chat," be repllodVou'd Ju«t as wofl kacln:
The ory*ao«adaMaayVail a- - - • *»awla.
"The good old dollar oT our dad'sIs 'eound' OBOugh tor me;
Wortk aaywkaN a kaadred eaata—Tha saam aa geld, yoa so*.
When silver was demonellred."He went on, with a frown.
'The rIekaMa'a pile Ofgold laeiaased,Oiff Bilaaa aM araal mwm.' And so you see. their rry wont
work:'TIS bosh -or worse than tkat!
Away w ith such t'la|>-trap, kjT gam,.\nd 1h- a I >emocrat I
"
Your \icwn are very good,** laid I,
••.*nd I agree with you;Our standard tnonev shoaU oaailltOf gold and silver too."
1 felt that f would burst '.
rd hMt the pbtee place where I M
I
So tuned boek to the first.
Charles Kvaas then raiuv walking up."Fine day. Ckat, aloe and cool-
It uftentlwM brlagi oa tko afcllle—Chat, why not start to sohootT"
°l have no time to go to si liool,''
I aaswered bIm;^although
ItoH'i,
Poat aisll toar lattar or aslaable
|ia«^ka({c withiiiil li:ivin.{ M>i:r HiMrcs^
wrttUo or prinird upon the i ppci
laft kaad aoraer. This will instirr
lla return lo ton If n>>l (tellvri.d and
wilt pTvcnt ita IwiiiR M'Hl lo itni!
Opriiv.l al til"! lira I Iclifr nlllii'.
The a'.Nive itotioe you will find
larked over (k> Oelivery winil iw of
llw posi > 111 e. :in I it ca-nr frotu ti c
p> htiil H'lltifiritioa -it \V ikliMi^'t III 1
1
^1111 .re wIm' \mt will he«Hl. Tii«'
FbK'<» wi'I (urHi^li )oi ooe bun lii '
envi ! •)>«• wl:h ,\o«r i.amo and pi>-
ollln a : lri -<« (iiintnl I 11 llii'tu foi
oopis, si'iit lira til f ir I J o^iie
liiH ."'aib —A pU\tii'iau Willi:
Kooti praeikm is a goi>.i loaalily •! -
tree t<i trll ilia reeideni<c, -.i plo.tsunl
hAme, smi turn over his pracUvc Uhe r )t >t Ul n. Fur othaf lafiMtB*
call al this oillca.
TBIrather oM, yea know."
"First educate younieir.' he"Young men like you and Joka
WiniMltallaaUmMaTo aMrry later on."
'You're right profens .r '
1 replied' " 'Tls best that one should urry
.
Why 'Sy to lUa we kaow not of T
'
why akoald one want to many t"
Then he went on; I tho't I'd I
I asked for nothing betterThan Jast to have ilvo aiiaatal tIaMTo read luy iireoious letter.
I re:id on now ijnilc npidly:Twas same as print to me;
-"-I—TI-IlnMrU
I gal dawsSd-
'Twas postmarked at Mound-
Now you otay bet that I wm glad !
Om kawbmademe IhellYon aaa tkat I wm In sospenso—I aawaa eooM break the seal
!
Tarn Hargravee stood ootalde th« door.Said he, "Chat, what's the news r
Say, don't you want your hair cut off,
A shine put on your shoes !"
"No, not to-day,'' I answered him,TwUl soon be Ubm f
I've got to knock around awMla—I'm hunting Corry Minner."
"Wm here some time ago," said"He came this morning
He took a hair-cut, bath i
Shine, and a good shampoon.
"And Just between us. Chat, ' mM Ton' May put me down a sinner,
If there is not a wedding soonor some dear girl aad Mlaaer."
'Vou think so, Tom?" I aaeweiad kia"I i:an't esaetly mv—
ludging fkom his maneuTcring,It looks somewhat that way.
I stepp'd a aa^e to one side.
I thought I'd then proaaadVa read my letter undlstniVd—For it 1 sure must read.
I looked Arst at the signatars—Though I frit aure of that
—
Then coiuuienc'd at thj very Brat,Uot where It aaid, "Unar Chat."
tioaire korgan eaasoaal aTkbliSPhInto the open air,
Belllled hit pipe and, lightly U,Sat down upon a chair. •
By grabs," he said aa k* Mt dow»,"Htrange how some men will do.
I II vole, by gr.ibs, lo put it down '
How are they, * hat, with youT'
'DlTld<MJ, 'rtquire,'
'Hplit up somewhat, bntlfeasFataasiltaa*
If I do not miMtato—Kent WM found nowh'tre in ker iMaM)Nor bis eompanlon, Fate.
Wm deeply iutereeted then;Now yon may bet on thnt.
My eyes got blear'd, I eootd notOr oIm my nama's not Cknt.
Just than a man eame walking npThey speak llrst !is a rule—
"Sav Chat, be s:iid familiarly,' Vou want to trade that mulef
"No Harry, not to lav," I Mid;,Tw ill h ii:i be tioic for dinner.
I m looking for .i Ki-ntleiuan—They call him < orry Mlnoer."
' Ah, I know Corry well enough—As well ,i« you do. Chat:
I saw liiiii just a w hile ago;lied bought a nice, new hat,
-'You'd better trade that mule toHe went on, getting bold,
' Looked In blH mouth aw bile
lle'sjuat lifleen years old.
"John Ulley wants to trade with me:I thtna his mule would bring
A little better price than yours—Will be twelve in the spring':"
"1 have a uplendid three-year-old,Something your wiXe car. ride;
For, if all rumors are correct,YoQ're soon to have a bride."
"I would not bet on It, " I Mid;"ril hardly come oa t wioaar.
Thooaa who'll be a benedlat,ItUnk, Is Corry Minner."
""Yuii think lie II marry, do \ou,lly (ieorge, but that is news:
I thought, ly~
u»~He'd aal ail
(TO BB OOHTIMVSO.]
Chair
The "I. W. Harper" Hour Mtak
mhUkf ia, va tkiak, (aad UjtmUjhygs vM agisa «itk aa) tkaiaaH «mw^Sad whiskej^iivle in Kentuaky. It
b But sold until tully matureil, and
until the fusil oil bM been eliinated.
ludcaJ, wa ckaliaafasBjr cbaauat to
KndadropoflfMnaHteB kanal of
it when we put it^on the market.
It is caaecially recommeoded for
medicinal purp<ieM, oo aooooat ot its
puritj, vkik aa a batani|a^ «a sakaa
itatiBglTaawl*atll ia aapariar la
the fioest French Cognac.. Sold oa-
ly by J. U. Orme A Uio., Marioa,
NOT WHAT WK tAY, but
7hat UooM BnreaporilUn Doea,
In H reci-nt letter to the luaiiiifacttt'
ers .^lr. \V. F. Uenjiniin, eilitor ot!
Itie ."»(>eciHlc>r, Kusbt'onl, N. V. MJS:
"It may be a pleMure to you to know
the hi^n isleetn in which Ctianilier-
ininr'a me<licii>c« are h< Id by the |ieO'
pie of }'i<nr own Stale, where they
niiipt Ih- Ileal known. An aunt ul
iiiinc, wh'i resides at Dexter, lows,
was aliO'il to visit me a lew years sgo,
and before leaving boiue wrote lue,
asking if they were s dd h-^re, staling
if ikey wora not sbe would bring -e
qiinntHf witk kar, aa ake did i ot l>kr
to Iw wtthoat tbem.* The mnliciuri-
n ieirnl t« are Chamberlain's Cough
K. nicilv, famous for ita cure of cough*
iind colli*, Chnmlterlain's I'ain llilni
lor rbeumalisra, lame hack, 'pains in
ilie siile and cbesl. and CbMuberlain >
I . lie. Cholera ami Diarrhea Remeilr.
for Iviwcl I'omplaiuts. TbcM me<1i
iiie< have lieen in constant use in
lows for nhiost a quarter of acea'v-
ry. The people have leamoil that
ijiey are arli. lcs ••;' ^'reat w irlh and
merit, and uneijualed by any otlier.
Diey sm Ibr aab kara by OnB« Br'>a ,
AdministrHtor'N ^(otirp.
All persuns having claims sj^aiual
tb <. estate uf Joaiab Hugbe* , ool . de
eeaMd, aiaal prtaaot Ibe mbm pivpcr
W proTen aa inquired |by law. ADpersons owing him "ii acooiiiitor note
now due must come and wttle m'ltk-
out delay.
D. A. Ilughce, Adm'r.
This Sept 14, 1886.
Tko IHscsTarjr Hstsi His Ulr.
G Cailloue le. On gj -t. Ill sMTH
Tilli, II'., MVr: " T" l>r. King's New
Disc >»fry I owe my life Wss lakei!
wilk U Urippa and Hied all tko pbj-
o'eian* for wilee ahoit, bat nf n<
' a i'l wa< giv. II up Hiiil I'll I
Iiilil
Uot li-.e. Having Dr. King's New l is-
"e> ry in my ainral Mat fcr a i- nli
and lieg. n i'« use aid from the ds'
d -se hegaa to g*t bollt r, and art, i
UriiiK ilirie bollU-s *i* up ami al> <
S(;ai"i. ii is worth ita Hti^iii in g' Ii^
We wiii.'l k»-ep atorf or li 'u-.' wui
oat i Uct a Iraa trial al Woods AWilaoni Drug store.
Cut Prices I
We will hereafter sell genuine
U U^vT I'lows and Pointa as followa
No t:i I'luw $7 bU, Fuinl I'.'i itn
• • t» •• 7 75, " 30 1 1!"
" 20 "' 8 00, " ;iu l is.
40 '" S 50, " :{ii cts
Geaaine repairi will last ion>;ri
tban Iba iaitatioa, because Uiey an
ade of belttr Material ; are aul s<
liable to bfaak, beeaasa tkay arr
keaviar. AU gaaalaa poiata bcr
••Ollvafa" BBBM all oikais ar«
bogaa.
Genataw foodanic the kesi, aad
Um boat U the ckaapaat. Look lot
tke word Oliver «a koMsa aMi ol
polat.
alMw PiBBcB * Bos.
lAffMia
F«a IaU.—A Jerwy milk eow.
The lieat Mlve in tke w >rlii fo
Cuu. HruiaM, 8<>rM, Uloers, 8a!
Rheum, Fever floraa, Tetter. Cbapp«^Hands, Cbilblaina. Corns and al
8kin Eruptiona. and poeitiveiy eure>
Piles, or no piy rer)uire<I. It is guai
auteed to give {lerfect aalisfactiou o
Aiadad. Price 26 oeau pe-
«kktH.K. Wands.IS
cRITTENDENOUNTY
FORFarmsSALE!
R C. WALK ER,^^^^^^Rea\ Estate Agent'^^^^"^
At Marion, Ky.,
Offers the Following Farms For Sale.
Write for description, pricva end torms:
No, 2.— 11' a<rea A mile from
I coarthiiuM<-, Small cuiiiigc rrai-
A beauttfal situation.
No. 3 —18 aoTM adjoining; town,
and in the gioiriad part of Marioo.
gome spleadtd balldtsff sllea
.So 4 -1} :i^ ii"i ill ci-l Mari'iil,
bouse of four room*. \ spleudnl
plaea (or a gaidea (armer.
No. I —180 acrea, UOUcaItivatioa, balaaoa )a fBMl ttmber. All
llmealoaaaalkJtiBiBaaeC • rooms,
good aUMfc ass HMflBOkaraa, Waaot
konae, orafesal s( IM isias. Fianty
water.
No. Ii :i-<i :ii ren L'tii in cjltiva
lion, balaiii'i: lu ^I'xtA Uiiiie.'r, bouse
of .6 roomi Two truant li iii-ieH 14
acres of goiMl i)rcUi.riU of apples,
peaches, {xiars, plums and cherrK's
Good barns. Piaaly water.
No. 7.—81 aoras, 65 la oalliva
tioD, balaaoe la good timber; IS
norea of good Meadow. New hooea
of two rooms. New stock barn, 8aere orchard. Price very low for
I aad M treca, all bear
No. 8. — 12ti lUTos, Inil 111 -iiHna
tioa. Housu of riMiius (iuo'l
bams and wbeal bouse. 4 acres uf
orchard. PMf slaak waM. U i»
a bargain.
No. ',1. -IHS i ri-» liiiflonc <iill
mil in c'ulliviitioi., '.I I I res in w lie..',
4 ai'res lu orchard, 2 KuuJ lubacco
larns. on pubbS fOad, t*S Mites
frum railroad.
No, 10.—183 Vire* liaMtnoe soil
250 is osMvallss, 8 mom dwaiiing,
a teaaal kosaaa^ t good ksfsa,
No. 11.—100 acres, 90 ia good
•tatoaf ealliv.-Usa. Uaslling of 4
iMM. Ooodsaakssl -gaod atablea
and tobaouo bana. .
.
Mo. IS.—NS acres IM Ohio
river iKH'om. Ooml rMidence and
juthcuoea and fine barn.
•So 14 —no acres, 70 acrea in
cu'tivaltoQi balani-e i.i ^ikkI iim ler
Four rooM laaiileit gmi l outbuild-J
trees
iogNo. 14.—t7V acm, 200 ia culii
vetion, balance in good limlier
(lunse of i riKiros, H acres uf on-h:iril
line ^tO(k unil liioaciii liarii"-.
.Nil 17 fil acres known :,s Ibi
.Nil Colliiiu land on ll^xxla cn ck. Aline vein < t coal, about :ir> acrei in
Kp'c:iiii.l lie aodatava ttabar, rwiclc reii l:aiil
No. IS. Alioiil Tin iicrt's, T.'i
cle:ired uud io gou I staUi of ciillivn
tiuil Small h<)ii"'C. giKnl liani, oiii
tenant houve, plenty ot giKMl water
Three miles from .Marion.
No. 111.— 150 acres, 110 cleared.
40 in gimd tiiu'K-r, house of four
rooms, good liarn, orchard and wa-
ter A good farm.
No. iill. -i:i3 acres, liO cleared,
balance ia good ,,.timber. Uooil
house and bartM, on the Cumlierlaod
''^.'ti.—S84 aorea, 100 cleare<l
aad w i tall alata of ealtlvatioa, the
1»mw>WM|toa oak timbar. Ueal-
daacaol 8 laoma, fraaso tobaeoo
bara^ draw aubia, aad good walar.
Hriee IMOt. Tkto faKi U Si Mikefrom Dycnsbarg, sa y>idBBki ssdDrousbarg road.
'No. 23. - 180 aiiraa 1^ Miles north
of arioa. <tk> acree of splendid
hot om land, most of it fresh ; house
of four rooms, good barn and crib
.So 21 7-('i acres 40 or BO
(:U":tretl ' orilinary iiSii'iigi Goodoruiiard. 8 mliean'irlh of Mrtrion
No. 25 —8&7i acrra, 175 cleared
and in culUvatioa, balance in timla-r,
Vriuli Iwuaa of fi«e rooau, leaaat
housa, good barae. Price vary law.
No- 26 —200 aerM <.l bottom lead
OB Cuiiiberlsnd river.at Becrj's Fer^
rj. Ail fill"" Uml; 7& aama elearcd,
hatanue iu gm^l timher. Tvc mUt ot
hniUiiig*. U lid ^>baabi» kara.
Price f10 ptr acre,
N •. 27 —171 aeMa 4 mMm Sosi'i
'.ff'ulem. Ahaa4HisiB'Irr well tlmksaid|
tmif, a|JetMli'l »laak
of 4 MooM. laa Mast
Hit aksMfls fa-
edfJI SSML^is^I wata#. lBl»
Constipation-ftBilhNisneM
$lck hendadic.
Pains In the back*
Sallow complexlsa,
Lc^s of nppctitS airf
Exhau&tion.
There lao^ oae esNk nkMk ia
f»« LIVERPILLS— AND—
eToNic PelletsOne link IMIi t..uvlH< the liver and
1 1 ltni\ < • 1 1-
One lonli I'ellct m^^litls. i.li.isa
gentle l.n.ilue Ul kiein ii; (h- ;>,.»eU
c>|ieii, rolori s tlir ili);c-.tni- org.ins tone*
Hp the nervous system «"d niakrs new
rich bliHxl Comi'li te ire.it 111! lit, two
mriluine*. i io ]'ii' c J",'
Treatise and sample frvc at any store.
DoYouSuffer
TcU Yourthat yott haverciil that Clair-
etlc Soap is
o 11 o of the
j;Tratt«t labor-
.•^iivitii,' iiivfii-
li 111.-^ of lllc
1 1 mc. TellIur thst it
will s.ive her
.'t!c!'.;.;th, MVCIu r tunc, s.ivc
1:. r t lotllCS.
'I'll' iiirrita of
CuiRETTE Soarappeal St once lo rvrrv llioiigblful woman It's the hMt, prreat, andii'o^t ceufiomical *..ipt.> be prmunxl Sold cTctywhen. Madr ooly by
J.H. ORME,MARiPWf
Vkdiii Indicftstion. sour stnmaeh, haai]
ska. flatu oiii \ ,duir.n, after aaiiii| ?
Or IsHaeaH of lost
^dsMlltylappetite, wMt at
' r
Ammb aatvea^ tssUsM sisspleas, wersaaniC^Mdlamladt
tiledciatrd
dry ci'uj;!!, chiil.* ^'
Ate Tonsplaiicn.
In Ike bask. hips. std«
ebestr
rith mslaria—mSowol irne, nicl.1 SI
If MT of ti"** lr<'<:l''''* }'-
Is DR. KIMU-Srt, th«
ROYAL
In ths gi>n»lo»l snd ksv '-*
with Ih" C" *'' i^' -'r lel , ll.i * 11 !. ri,, .1
leal sci.-n.-e, (i K it JI K I'L I. K fMi" • ' "
the systrm the synipU ins natoeil al"«*
giving ftrvrnlh in plaea ef w«»»n>s j....
ous I ••« ''! 1 f'n "> i f «'f5iiiess
Til ti I i' "r ramejy Vila I'. S"-
DOOa t.,«t ' an tlo i'.< «i<rV. A ••I Ot n il i
a rMl plsa.iiPK t-> l,ke It. Li'i''- r'liMr^i
take il aah J lii;:il. and It III,''. )>k
Jll.UOi 6 U>r ttm. All 4r- ,-c>.l
TOB Wttl CliPF Y.r;;.
— rinttitnors
STATIONERY,ire.
will riliJ .mr Btiick ouiiipletc in r»B^J^HsS, SPONQESeFINE SOAPS. OILS.
ETC. _ LEAD
HI Birr k what tke Peopli' bajr the moat of. That *l
aod'a OarsaparilU haa tlie
tm" 1 1 reierlptions tnm l*ute |i
Mu \ lilted at all hours. Day or Nigkl, ^iwurately.
•MSMMBBHaBM^MBVMf^^
aUILDING I
If you arc tliiiiLiii}; oi building Of need any material for
iiiir hoiisi-s, such an
flooring, Ceiline/ M^sbAI L KIND»OP PINI5HIN0 LUMBER^
Shioaias, Uti», DNrt nd MALL KINDS OP MOULDING antf CAMNa
C'MTif .iml t iiiir jii il < ». J. N. CI.irk will Likf |il»-.isiire
*n nukintf you priccn chcsprr liian you Can tret anywhere.
(Hve us a tilal. Place of btisiness: Marion Roller Milla
CO.
.
faoiM James,!
LAWYERS.
W. T. OaiDitrii, M. 0. C
V BTBRINARY
,.M._SUR<>BONAnd D«ntUt.
I..<-ati.|al I. J. I>uii;:lilri \'s, 9iiiile. aiuiii of l-'orils Feriy, will twin
Vfa'ioii eo'inly court d .ys ani! Hatur-
dB>s. UieeaBM of all ibiMeelic aoni
•sale aaieaiileally Heated. Kquiao
pfsetiaa a spealatif
.
Ar LeaisvlH*.
GRDVES
TASTELEBS
CHILLTDNICIS JUST AS OOOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts.i; Al A TM h I •
, .\. I', u:
I'srls Mittltrinf ('•>, M U>uia. .Ml
is*>i)ii«>ni4<ii -Wi! MiiJ Uak fvHt. nuo U<(i)m of(jiu>\ K H Txmt.i.mm cuua, ihinh' mki bav«b«s«iiiiiL ibr»« gr.HUi Blr«a4r Uit* r*^- In all imraa*|Mfr 1 f U >»ar«. In Um driu bwalatss. bar*
aamOMa - - kbntuonv.fraclic- in tin' coorla of Crtllende,
I all I surMuniliiiv cuuuiiea, aad in ibe
•.««••• iAppaala.
Le St.L. ImT . R.RTIME CARD.
.1
OOINU KA.'H'l'.
Vo H. No. M.r-aa.a. aur. a. 1:110 r. a. S;ai e. «
aoiaa Wkmt.No. M. \«. 11
l.v l.-Milsvllle. . .•i.KIr, a 7.41 4. BI
Kr llaniloraon IftlU a. M. 1:S<) r M|
a C. MORDtlK. P. A..
LOUiSVlLLB. lYl
New TiQ Shop,I bave npeaed a tia tkop u|i-ataifs
"ver l*ierce A Hou's stoia and aMpfi pireil to do all kinds nf tin work.
Ik •< li i;; uikI ^niiteriii;,; a sjii'i iilly
l^rpairiii^ of m1. kiuils done ou sliort
loticH. All work guaraate«<l. Knof
iiainiiug a reasonable piieea-
TIIKO. VOSIKIL
. AimHETS-AT-Uf.
ftaMpt attaatfoM gHras la 4i kmpaM salramsd in tketreerw g
:cAVeAIS,IKAD[UARk;:COPYRIGHTSa* -
I ABTaia 4 p*mTV rwaw tmi aa SaaiM sHaxaL mta M•mWM aata iia« Mariisn; raaarHFanH ("SMwaaTata iia« Marii sh; raaiw
sggiJaiMs^latt^aMM tayia^afc irawyyg
M|| aa* sa<a»iisa kn.4, wai fnm.PalaMS taa.a it>ri>s.ii U.na S rv naam
(•alaiaatloainika H, i.ailsr A>,arl.aa, aa]UBS a>e kraaaki *,a«ir lwf'«« ii . r«i><'> aitb.•m SMt «n Ua ta.ri -n taa ta.riil.tf 1 hi. .1 >. i*4ia BaaaE
eif . alaaa<i< i , Hn>.tr>l»« ka. kt feUi•ala Jaa i.r anr K^.aliSi wtrwk m iKI arw. ,.».pW f^,.aa aaat fffaa
, O. « 1 1 1 : iMo. a, Moona.
MCORH & MOORH;
AllariieysalLdWMARION. KY.
Will (tractiee iu all the cuuru oji
OHttaaden and mljoining rjiuntiea.
riicvwill ^;i'. i |i,Mii,|.i aiteution tii all
iiiihiiii fH i ntruKlicI 1m liicii tare. Hpo>
lai Hllention ),'ivcli lo collcclioBS.
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