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THE CLIMAX
FRENCH TIPTON Wm G WHITE
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 6 18S7
The Minneapolis Tribune has
apologized for the insult offered
Mrs Cleveland
People who are afraid of
snaps will be graified to
that a signal service officer
cold
learn
is to
be stationed at St Paul for the
purpose of keeping a lookout for
cold waves and reporting them
The President has returned to
Washington from Ins tour of the
West and South He won the
people wherever he went In no
place was he more royally receiv
ed than in St Louis and no man
in that city was more prominent
in the demonstrations than Mayor
David Rowland Francis Mr
Francis is going to be Governor of
Missouri
The national convention of the
Knights of Labor after a two
weeks session in Minneapolis
adjourned on last Wednesday to
meet next jear in Indianopolis
The most noteworthy feature of
the meeting was the prompt and
thorough manner in which the
Anarchist element was crushed
The perilous position of the seven
condemned Anarchists in Chicago
made the Anarchist element more
coutious Thev need all the aid
and sympathy they can sum
mon and in the national assem
bly of Knights steered clear of
any complicity with the Anarch
ists The Knights have concluded
that the most proper thing for
litem to do would be to resort to
reason at all times not force
Contracts well observed are to
form the basis of most of their
operations Strikes boycotts dis
turbing of laborers who wish to
work and other heretofore recog
nized modes of proceedure are no
longer to be countenanced They
have struck the proper principle
aid the organization will be of
lasting good to the working men
THE GENTLEMAN FROM PENNSYL
VANIA
Hon William D Kellev ol
Pennsylvania the noted high tariff
politician who has acquired the
rather rugged sobriquet of Pig
Iron made Winchester a visit on
his return from Louisville and
judging from what we hear on the
outside found in the young embryo
Pittsburg over the way too many
ready listeners to his pet theory
The Sun says of his visit
Judge W D Kelley of Penn
sylvania was met at the depot bj
Mayor John E Garner and lion
T G Stuart these gentlemen hav
ing been selected as a reception
committee at a meeting of citizens
at Judge Beckners office on the
same afternoon The Judge was
taken to the Rees House wliere
lite uest aparimenis nau been re
served for them Several citizens
called in the evening to make the
acquaintance of the distinguished
visitor On Thursday morning he
was taken a drive out to see Ren
icks Shorthorns In the evening
a most elegant tea was given by
Judge ami Mrs Beckner at their
elegant suburban home A large
and representative audience greet
ed the Judge at the Hall aitd his
sledge hammer arguments were
greeted with rounds of applause
After the close of he Judges
speech Gen John S Williams
made an appropriate talk that
wa6 heartily received Friday at
3130 the Judge and wife lunched
with Mr and Mrs Mayor Garner
and took the 1 oclock train for
the eait
Richmond was remembered in
the porsons of a chosen few who
were invited over to meet the
tinguished guest but owing to
various causes there were no res
ponses in person The telegram
of invitation was as follows
2b Frenoli Tipton Jtichmond Kg
Ymi Gevernor McCreary Senator
Bennett Senator Harris Stone Walk
er Majer Burnam J R Burnam and
CD Clienault are iuvited to hear
JwJge Kelley speak at the Opera House
to nlgut
Signed The Committee
You can already see Winchester
adjusting her little wings for a
high tariff flight provided that
road is built to the mountains It
is always thus General Hancock
was right when he proclaimed
during the presidential canvass
mat me lanu question was a
local issue Wherever you find
iron factories rice or 6ugar you
find the high tariff idea
Soon as Richmond gets her road
to the mountains and foundaries
forges lactones and similar in
stitutions begin to grow in and
around Richmond the high tarriff
idea will inaugurate a little boom
Mr Kelley was delighted
with Kentucky as a place of resi
dence and as a locality for paying
investments I believe said he
that in the next decade there will
be an inOux of population capital
and industry to Kentucky such as
no State in the Uniou has seen at
any one time except during the
discovery of gold in California
Within two or three years you will
have railroad lines constructed
that will put Kentucky fairly on
the highway of the lines of emi
gration and with the marvelous
CONFLAGRATIONS WOODEX
AXD CISTERNS
ICfirarauniMlad
There is an old adage which s rvh
Tools only can leant nothing from
experience The question now is are
the people and council of Richmond
to have this saying truthfully applied
to them We have had within i few
years a number of very destructive
fires One destroyed nearly every
manufactory in the town ami so crip
pled financially a number of rood cit
izens that they never recovered The
last fire destroyed sixty IIwushimI
60000 dollars worth of property
but fortunately for the town he citi
zens burned out are able to rebuild
Richmond is naturally through lack
of water as badly prepared to fight a
fire as any town in Kentucky Rates
of iusurance are lower than in almost
any of the surrounding cities and
towns Some may say then oarry full
iusurance mid when a fire conies you
are safe but this is not true
No houeest man is made whole by
Iusurance for several reasons 1st
all first clttss Insurance Companies
wish to carjy only about three lourths
f the actual cash value of the property
injured 2nd It costs considerable
money to carry full insurance waiting
for a fire and veiy few citizens are
able to do it 3rd If the property U
injured for full value which otigbt
never to be the case the owner Ioes
either the use or rent of building until
it can be replaced and sutlers neces
sarily great ineouveuieitce But let in
come to the jHint at isMie There are
certain tilings we can do which are
great safe guards We need and should
have a number of good fire cisterns in
the business poitiou of the town
One or two ought to be made on Main
Street above Second Anotlwr at cor
ner Second and Irvine Street One
on Main below First ThcAe improve
ments would not cost much and would
be of great benefit In dry weather as
well us in case of fire There is plenty
of roofing to keep these cisterns tilled
at each point named Another pre
caution is to jtrohibit the ereetiMi of
any building in any block which may
endanger that block or any part of it
and if such buildings are litere at pres
ent they ought to be torn away i
man has any right to etidauger the
property of his utighbor If he is will
Ing to risk his own Now tltere is not
a building from the one occupied by
J S Collins to the one occupied by J
C By ter which hfs not 1h its rear a
frame structure aid if any of thene
building- sltould catch Are mim burn
only the kittdueso or Providence would
save that block as well a the one
opposite Tins same complaint can
be made in regard to First Street
Nearly every buiMiug there has a
frame structure in the rear Rich
mond has been long noted for her
handsome Uihikv Ixuldiiig and it
is the duty of commercial men to take
every precautiMi to preserve litem
The cost of Iliei e improvement would
be trifling and the money paid in
taxes wimld be Kivtd iluice over in
paying out insurance preuiiutntf mhI
fire losses Moreover if tliee sugges
tions should be acted on it could not
be said of the next fire as it wm of the
last It was jt as everybody
expected This fire had Iweii pre
dicted for years by all bw ine a-
well as insurance men ami it orig
inated just where it was looked
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NEWS PARAGRAPHS
A fetatue of Abraham Lincoln has
been Hit in poMthtu at the entrance of
Lincoln Puik Chicago
In a speech at Nottingham Eng
land Mr Gladstone strongly condemn
ed the revival of the phantasy of pio
tection in England
Hector Talbutt 6011 of A J Talbott
of Lexington was accidentally killed
by Martow Brown sou of Marion
Brow n w Idle out hunting
Henry Sitafwer Meed teveul foar
year killed life wife aged tifcj Mi
ami then committed Miieide at Potta
ville Pa Tliey had been married ouly
a year
Gen B F Hutkr has been retained
as counsel in the Chicago Anarchist
cases He wiH receive a retainer fee of
1600 and the modest XMfsVleraOon of
250 a day
Ells Clements who was injured In
the railroad ixrfH ion at Kouiz Ind
has brought suit fur 10000 damages
against the Chicago and Atlantic Rail
road Company
Fifteen thousand visitors were res
ent iu Paducah ou last Wednesday at a
reuulou of the Blue and the Gray
Among the speakers were Thomas E
Mos G A C Holt Governor Buek
ner E Polk Johnson Sam E Hill C
T Allen W J Stone
natural resources of the State and a churoh door in Chicago Sunday
its extraordinary agricultural ad
vantages it is destined to support
an enormous population and to
develop faster than any other
Western or Southern State The
fact is the people of the East have
ordinarily no idea of the
prosperity and wealth of
Kentucky I have seen no coun
tryjn the world where the farms
are finer Ihe home comforts more
rjUpliful and the people more
highly cultivated than in Ken
lucky It has been of the great
est interest and profit to me lo
make this trip ana 1 snail never
have the impression effaced as
long as I live -
llOVSES Conrtt Mayville N Y the test suit
against the- bourdlng house keepers
A trial in New York developed the
fact that there Is an Aiiarculat dob
whicli makes a bufrineeq of petting fire
to houses ou oommheion from owner
who desire to obtain lneuraiwe money
A member of the club was found guilty
of incendiarism
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Ken
tucky elected officers as follows J
Soule Smith Lexington Grand Mattter
Jnmes D Black Barboursville Deputy
Grand Master W W Clark Hon
kinbviile Grand Senior Warden
Charles II Flak Corlugtou Grand
Junior Warden
The proposition tn mibscribe 150000
to the capital stock of I lie Pari
Georgetown ami Frankfort railroad
now before the voter of Bath county
will it is reported be anlagonhsed by
a great many of the heaviest tax pay
ers and the Kentucky Central and
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads
The announcement was made at
Camp Sheridan Chicago at the cloae
of dress pa rail p that the first prize
of 3500 in cash and 500 in gold
medals had been awarded to the Louis
ville Legion for the most perfect bat
talion drill during the encampment
Louisville Post
A boy aged 17 years shot five timee
and instantly killed his stepfather at
morning iu the presence of an
congregation Ou Suuday uiglit
iu Jeflereouville Indiana a man was
called to his door aud shot dead AH
this was not in the benighted aud
bloody South
The new Southern Baptist Theolog
ical Seminary building 011 If 111 street
near York ii nu imposing structure
It is over half 11 square iu length la five
stories iu bight and will cost SI 00000
It will be open for use in January nnd
there will be tietliing of the kind
handsomer in the South The larger
portion of the money lo buJM It wa
raised In Kew York Courier Journal
The Trustees of the Chautauqua
XJulversJty have wou at the County
who declined to pay the ten per cent
tax specified in their leases and by
mutual agreement between the parties
the case will be carried up at once to
the Supreme Court of the State ot New
York and a final and satisfactory set
tlement reached
Tax Receiver Kohnhorst lias levied
upon the furniture and fixtures of the
hanks doing business iu this city to
sallfy claims for city taxes The
banks claim exemption under an net of
the Legislature and will take leual
stejia to prevent the collection of taxes
by sale or otherwise The Receiver
will advertise the property for sale to
day in order to hasten a judicial settle
ment of the quest ion Courier-Journal
There are 400 Mormon Bishops In
Utah 1428 priests 2947 teachers aud
GS54 deacons Salt Lake City Is divid
ed into wards of 8 or 0 blocks each
and a Bishop is put in charge of each
waid Under him there are two teach
ers whose business it is to learn the
employment and Income of every res
ident of the ward and report the same
to lie Bishop Then the Bishop col
lects the tenth of each mans income
and turns it over to the church author
ities
Gov Caleb W Weil of Ulah lias
made his annual report to the Govern
ment He estimates the population of
the territory at 200000 and the assess
ed taxable valuation of properly at S35
865835 He states that the movement
for Ptatehold was inaugurated by the
leaders of the Mormon people their
representatives alone took part in the
deliberations of the convention and
only that portion of Hie people favors
and supports it Politically the Gov
ernor believes that neither the Demo
cratic nor Republican party can lay
claim to the support of the Mormons
Every movement should be encour
aced that tends to make our prisons
and penitentiaries reformatories in the
trite sense ot the word One such
movement is the introduction of the
C L S C course of rending among
tle pti oners many of whom are fur
from Wing ignorant or stupid In the
State penitentiary at Canon City
Colorado there were forty who gave
three Itours a day to this rending and
two hour of eaeh week were spent in
reviewing the work under 11 competent
leader In the Slate prison at Boise
City Idaho over thirty have register
ed as regular students
Among the conventions in session in
various parts of the country last Wed
nesday were the Carriage Builders and
Ihe Agricultural College men at
Washington the Foreign Missionary
S ley of the Dfeciples of Christ at
Itidinali the American Architect
at Chicago the American Street Rail
way Awociatioii at Philadelphia the
American Humane Society at Roch
ester N Y the Universalists General
Convention at New York the Gas
Manufacturers at New York the
Brick maker- at Chicago and the
Brotherliood of Locomotive Engineer
which is holding its twenty fourth an
nual session at Chicago
In July 1S86 V II Speaker an
L N engineer was killeiPby lie
explosion of a boiler in the L N
yard at Lexington Jt was claimed
at tlie time that the engine thnt blew
tip was disabled ami should have been
retired from business long ago as
dangerous to run The wife of the
dead man t ued the road for 25000
and tiie case lias been pending in
the courts for over a year At one
time eleven men of the jury before
whom it was tried were for giving the
plaintiff 7000 At hist the case has
been compromised by the roads pay
ing 000 damages Mrs Speaker lives
ou Clay and Washington streets
THIN COLUMN
Your attention is called to the fact
that the Tins Column- Is supreme
ly thin this week
Clinrle G Franclyn of New York
President of the Horn Silver Mini ng
Co U the embodiment of modesty
His accounts are short only six hun
dred thousand dollars
The Rev George L Locke Bristol
R I said in an essay in Louisville last
week that it is not only the preroga
tive but the duty of every woman to
make the most of herself for the benefit
ot society Seems to us weve heard
several tirade from the pulpit against
women
Minnkapolis Minn Sept 9 1887
Miss Richmond Ky
Dbak Kribnd I saw a full length
life wse oil painting In the art gal
lery of the KUte lair to day that was
strikingly like you I was so 6trongly
impressed with the picture both as a
likeness aud ji work of art that I pro
posed to buy it- Upon asking the price
the man quietly replied S8000 I
thruet my lingers into my vest pocket
for the money but the man was cruel
enough to inform me that I would have
to see ex Governor Washburne as the
picture belonged to him I hurried
away to the Governor but he declined
to part with the rare treasure saying
that 1m had purchased It in Italy at
the above named price and had offer
ed lo take that sum but now would not
1 expressed my regrets to him and do
o aicaiu to you
Xiw you no doubt think to usea
common nhrae that I am mashed
on you by ottering in give8C00 for a
picture that looks like you but I beg
leave to Inform you to the contrary I
expected to sell tjie picture to Judge
Tom Hcott for 10000
Very Respectfully
CONCERNING FARMERS
At the combination pale of trotters
at Lexington 44 sold for 510045 an
average ol iS On Wednesday 33
sold for 516816
BowerraHii Brothers of Lexington
have sold to John Madden of Bethle
hem Pa Carnival bay stallion two
years old by Rumor dam by Socrates
for J2000 The same gentleman hns
bought of St Louis parties Geneva 8
n chestaut mure four yeura old by
Mambriuo Abdallah for 1500
County Court day at Winchester
last Monday drew a large crowd
From 1000 to 1200 cattle on the mar
ket Bex t feeders sold at 350 to S3 CO
fair feeders 325 to 350 Scrubs
were slow at 1 to 2 cents Good steer
calves 12 to 15 Most of the slock
sold Little done In mules General
good feeling
O
J W CROOKE
ISff THE-
LIVE STOCK MAEEET EEPOET
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
WEBER LOPER CO
Live Stock Commission Merchants at
Cincinnati Union Stock Yards and
Covington Stock Yards
CINCINNATI 0UI0 OCTOBER 24 1887
SHIPPING CATTLE
Good to Extra 4 io 4 50
Fair to Good
3 50 4 00
Common to Fair 3 S 3 o
GoikI to Extra Oxen 3 25 3 65
Fair to Good Oxen 3 50 3 00
common ana tiougn 1 25 2 15
BUTCHER CATTLE
Good to Extra 3 G 3 75
Fair to Good 3 2j 3 co
Common to Fair 2 75 3 00
Good to Extra Cows 2 75 32
Fair to Good Cows 2 25 2 50
Common Cows 1 75 2 00
Rough Cows and Oxen 1 oo 1 50
BULLS
Best Shipping 3 50 2 60
Best Bologna 2 30 2 40
Fair Bologna 2 io 2 25
Fair to Good Feeders 2 oo 2 25
Common and Thfn 1 25 1 50
FEEDERS AND STOCKERS
Good Extra Steers 3 oo 3 25
Fair to Good Steers 2 50 2 75
Good to Extra Heifers 2 oo 2 50
Common and Thin Stockers 1 75 2 00
COWS AND CALVES
Best Grades 45 oo5o 00
Fair to Good 30 oo40 00
Common 15 00325 00
Best Veal Calves 5 25 5 50
Fair to Good 4 oo 5 00
Common and Heavy 2 50 3 50
SPRING LAMBS
Good Extra Heavy - 5 io 5 35
Good Butcher 4 85 5 10
Fair Butchers 4 50 4 75
Common and Tail Ends 3 oo 3 25
HOGS
Select Butchers 4 40 4 50
Fair to Good Packers 4 15 4 40
Good to Extra Lights 4 2 5 4 40
Light Pigs 4 oo 4 20
Roughs and Scalawags 2 75 3 00
ATTENTION TOBACCO MEN
John Sawyers of Manchester Ohio
desires to tend a crop of tobacco raise
it on the shares or rent the laud 10 to
50 acres
He referee to It H Ellison Cashier
Manchester Bank Manchester O
Wm Pearce Cashier Farmers Bank
1 Manchester O Other reference given
uy applying at iueulimax ollice
oct 12 4t
F B CROOKE
Dry Goods Notions
Ladies Underwear
Gloves
THEY KEEP EVEKYTHIH6
THAT IS NEW
DESIRABLE
DRY GOODS LINE
they sell at the same prices you liave
pay for the same Goods
AsETTEH
CHICKEN
Cholera Cure
to
IU ANY EASTEM MAEEET
You cannot buy in New York or Philadel
phia the Goods they handle at lower
prices than jCrooke Son ask
Cloaks and Jackets in Large
Variety
GO AND SEE THEM
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NEW GROCERY
ELLIS HIGGINS
Announce to the public and especially to that large class who buy
groceries that they have opened a fresh lot of
STAPLE FANCY GROCERIES
Queensware Glassware Woodenwrc
T033u9lOOOS CIGrASS
And other articles kept in a complete grocery house at their New
Store on Main Street nearly opposite Piggs livery stable
Ellis Uiggins is not a new firm but has been in existence for
nearly twenty years They invite all their old friends and a good
share of other people to call and see them
New Goods fresh from the cities New House and New Prices
They have returned to Richmond to sell goods and mean to sell
them They know how to buy and how to sell and what the people
want OALL AND SEE THEM aug 10 lyr
jhk
Thousands of dollars worth of
chickens die every year from Chol
era It is more fatal to chickens than
all other diseases combined But the
discovery of a remedy tiaXfosiforfy
mres V has been made and to be con
vinced of its efficacy only requires a
trial A 50 cents bottle is enough for
one hundred chickens It is guar
anteed If after using two thirds of
a bottle the buyer is not thoroughly
satisfied with it as a cure for Chicken
Cholera return it to the undersigned
and your money will be refunded
STOCKTON WILLIS
aug 24 ly
LETTERS
Remaining unclaimed In the Post
office at Richmond Ky week ending
Oct 25th 1887
Breclc Mary
Davidson Arthur
Dillingham Anna
Doyle Miss Lizzie
Farris D
Haul Mary
Ervin Haner
Miller Smith
Rathburn
Grace
Anna
Reil Georgia
Richardson John H
Snow C C
Turner N S
White Belle
Willraore Margaret
Advertised matter will bo held two
weeks after date of advertisement aud
then if undelivered will be qnt in tim
dead letter office
Post office hours from 6 a m to 7 r - Oflflc
ir Money order ami registered letter t UB
hours prompt 7 a jr to 6imi
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FACTS
UNANSWERABLE FACTS
WILLIS pm Junejj tf
That Are Demonstrated At
J STRE
Louisville Store
EE AD CAREFULLY WHAT YOU CAN
DO WITH THE MONEY REMEM
BER THAT CASH WILL BUY
THESE GOODS AT
THESE PRICES
Best Standard Calicoes at 5c per yd
liest Indigo Blue Calicoes at 6c
Best Yard Wide Heavy Brown Domestic 60
Good Cotton Flannels at Sc
Good Grey Flannels at 20c u
Good Ited Flannels at 20c
Nice Dress Goods at 10c
Nice Dress Goods at I2c
Beautiful Dress Goods at 25c
White Blankets at 150 apair
Bed Comforts at 75c
Good Jeans at v 20c per yd
Good Suit of Clothes at 7 500
Better Suit of Clothes at 650
Better Suit of Clothes at 750
Good Overcoat at 400
Better Overcoat at 500
Belter Overcoat at 750
Womens Shoes at 100 a pr
Womens Shoes at 125
Boots at 200
Boots at 250
Hats at 25c
Hats at 75c
Hats at 100
GLGMR8 GLOMES
At All Prices and in All Styles
Remember that these prices are the
Rock Bottom Prices for Cash Our stock
is complete and we have a great many
goods that we have not enumerated here
but call and see what we have and you will
be satisfied that we have the best stock
ever in Richmond sold at prices never be
fore offered Come and see us and see the
great bargains we have
August H J STRESIG
LOUISVILLE STORE
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POPE
IS THE AGENT AT RICHMOND KY FOR
THE CELEBRATED
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FARM WAGONS
They are about closing up their business
and have on hand over 4000 of them
-- P1TEHT TRUSS ROD AND TUBUUR HIE -
Manufacture all styles and sizes
which they offer at
ESPECIALLY LOW HtlOES
All Wagons faratfifl For Oie Year
The Best Material The Easiest Terms
Call on Mr Pope and examine the
wagons Jjon t Duy betore doing so
WEBSTER WAGON CO
June 22 tf
Library Lamps
AND
M
prs Silfer Platefl Mm M Ms
They can not be surpassed in style or
workmanship at
The Prigeg We Quota
Very best material employed in their man
ufacture
Ifou Will Like Them
if you see them because you cant help it
1 1 II 1 V ft v
mny Are Freciseiy m Yon Fan
Our stock of Queens ware and Glass
ware and especially our Decorated Din
ner and Tea Sets is full and attractive
BEST GRADES OF
COFFEES SUGARS TEAS
and other Staple Groceries also Canned
Etti C rRANCIS
OR
wiiv
BE
SUBSCeiPTIlS
DUE THE
HEHALD
Which ceased to ex
ist last June should
AT ONCE
AT THE
CLIMAX OFFICE
ook at the
date on the margin
ot your Climax just
after your name
that is the date to
which you are paid
If you owe any tiling
on the Herald please
call and pay it or
send it to us as the
Herald business must
be settled You have
had four months in
which to pay a dol
lar or two and we
are sure you do not
want any more time
the
CMax Printing Co
FOUND
-AT THE
1
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CASH GROCERY HOUSE I
OF
DYKES
North Second Street
A full and complete stock f
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
Confectioneries
Canned Goods
Green and
Dried Fruif
and plenty of evert
thing in my line
This house is
auiiiUY
Business
ON A
Strictly CASH Basi
The best goods ar
kept and sold on very
close margin for cash
give this HorsE
A TRIAL
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ADRUFF
Watchmaker aid W
VSALER IX
Watcliee Clocks Jewelry Silver a
Plated ware etc Special
attention given to
SETTING diamon
AND OTHER PRECIOUS STONE-
REPAIRING
Promptly done and In a workmaiI
manner
THE TIME TO GO TO
AND GET ONE OF HIS
Spring laddies
At bottom prices He also has
ftill line of
single ami double first cla3 n
terial and best of work
Saddles and Harness
REPAIRED
NEATLY AND PROMPTLY A
June 2 tl
Pianos and Organs
Steinway Sons
Hazleton Bros
Christie
- - New England
and other Pianos
Chicago Cottage Organs
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PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RES
Rent applied as part payment
Wain For Prices and Tkums
LUKE TJ MILWARP
8 and xo W Main St Lexington K j
June 22 tf
FOR SALE
A GOOBf STOCK OF
GENERAL KERCHANDiSE
at the beat country stand in
Lieon county We will be slal v
mow the stocfatp any one wis
to ouy ELLIS
3un22tf Silver Creek W
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Cash Paid fcr Old Gold and Silve
SS Dont lorget the place next J
to he Post office lUcl moml Ky
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