The climax., November 02, 1887, Image 3

About The climax. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897

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THE CLIMAX
V I nrbDAV NOVEMBER 2 1SS7
Bee Garrard county farm for reut
Dr Stewart continues 111 at College
A new cottage is In course of con
struction on Ibe Armer addition
Lizzie Wilkes lias Iwon wild by Capt
J T Shackelford to Indiana parties
On Ia6t Thursday ilr Thomas
Pi dps shipped 100 fat cattle to New
York
Liwn tennis has superceded base
ball iu Richmond
ibe Irvine tHge now leave Rich
icud iu tlie morning and returns at
9
Mis Ella March has accepted a
posiion as saleslady at Mr H B
DIIingliamg
Mr J V Crawfitnl has opened a
coal j ard next to Hunleys stable on
Irvine Mreet
One of Miss Pauline Bracks pupils
escaped from Anchorage on Friday
bt was caught at Louisville
m m
31r A J Alexander of Woodford
pr roes to give Central Univerifcty
SI JO if others will give 90600
Mr V B White of Richmond the
c I icr has been appointed Grand
of the Odd Fellows Grand
Lode of Kentucky
Tije Ijrick work on Covington
ArnJ Bns two story iron front
business Ik ute on the ruins of the old
one mil be finished tills week
Tiie ladies of the Presbyterian ohurch
yii I ae a Tliauksgiviug sale of etll
ics tie day before Thanksgiving
Tlf to be hereafter announced
Dr Phil Roberts with Mr Ed
W it as prescrijttMmwt will open a
drjs re at Rani eys old drug stand
on Ijwer Main street next week
T p ripilir monthly meeting of the
IVy Council was held last night
Wi an the past month two saloon
I r Iiave lieen renewed at 1000
T rii of ClienauHi who went to
T xi si me dav ago to see the coun
trj 1 ave returned satisfied that Ken
tn Ij is ood enough for any man on
earth
-
iiOg the MihIIsoh eonnty people
r 1 Wfa w 1k Iiave rf late been for
tinap i i Dr R L Breck who bought
six t r - of land for S4fi6 and sold out
for S M0
Ti e two youngest children of the
lao B II Brown who were sent to
aj cii hanV liome in Linufoville have
b iilo ted one by a family at Glas
g u and ihe other eli ewliere
I - N ucy B Jones will sell piiblk
1 I 1 premises near Foxtown on
enriay November 2S1 all Iwr
stt rr Hi and farming implements
ire J 1 2 a nutuler f well brod mares
Jn Son an oki and
1 an fi m hvea word to say iu a
c inn ail vert icemen I eewnere 111
ti is i ue Tliey handle first class
t It an 1 deal squarely with every-
bI
T e entertainment by the Epiirtiyllid
1 ij Tiii 111 011 la t Tuesday night ua
v 1 J itiended and entirely satisfactory
as ocM ions utHlly are The
men acquitted themselves
I i h mely
T e brink wrk of OhH J T Shack
e irls two story iroti front brick
I i e was coni4e4ed an Saturday
an 1 be give tlie workmen a swpner at
Jop M irkeys that night W T Har
r c intra tor
Simuel Wlierritt son of W H
W I trritf of LancHwter was found elpil
In I c 1 one morning lant week He
w is subject tosH i ami is sHpjMioed
to bive did during an attack His
a was 16 j ears
As executor of H N Well Mr
CjrusT Wells wilUell publicly three
1 t is and lots in Richmond and one
fTL or stock iu the Fair grounds
Tv of the houses are on Main street
near tne mills and the other is on
EsJl Avenue
AWsans Exchange
Tii institution will hi open every
Sa urday and Tuesday ooruer Main and
Third streets ojoslte Judge Bournes
in the blue huue lours from 9 A M
t 2 1 ji The proceeds will be devoted
to ciuri able purposes Patronize it
Fine Pertrahs
In the windows of Messrs Stockton
illU druggist on Main street are
to be seen three fiue life size portraits
in paste I of Mr Wm Hooker wife
nil son of Stanford The work
was done by Mr L Sehlegel of this
Iae
Rain
Mr H L While returned from Clny
c iUity en last Saturday in which
cu iiy he had sojourned for about two
we k He says it rained nearly all
tl2 1 me he was there and was
ar eably muddy Narry a rain iu
Hanson for a month
Late Bet Trnc
The Courier Journal is a yearpr two
b jw In recivinir tho information but
got it straight when it did reach it
Thai paper
Hn James It Buruam of Rich
mond whoso ably represented Madi
son county in the Legislature a few
years ago is flourishing at the practice
of the law He has recently formed a
paituership with Judge W B Smith
who has long been recognize as one of
tieabt members of the Riohmoud
bar The firm is n strong one nd it is
110 ciue for wonder that Ihey are do
ing a good business
Thi Mountain Deal
Last week a party of Ohio men
bought in Breathitt county sixty odd
thousand acres of laud for S00Q0
Messrs W B Smith J Stone Walk
tr and E Smith of Richmond
uei 1 totes for which tho land wa
Sun and in Iio dual n Is rep Iialtinro
rame a the Richmond parlies S87000
- we hear Last spring Michigan men
L tri 1 V00 acres n the same way in
Leer t y These purchasers say that
a r - ad must be built h the mnau
a I ILw is it that In the We t
k I t and wile even hundred of
n i s of rsiiioad are built through
countries affording nothing to haul
u e every mile through the moun
tans Is fat with natural
wealth
0
Halloween
Halloween was oliserved by the
Misses Logan Miller and others and
the young ladies and gentlemen tried
their fate with chestnuts glasses of
water and fishing out apples from a
washing tub of water with a young
mans name pinned on the apple
showing her future prize in the
matrimonial market causing mauy
good laughs at the young ladies ex
pense Quite a number of young ladies
felt very badly left Holloween night
after sitting up until 12 oclock and
screwing up their courage to the high
est pitoh to go tn the spring alono and
look for the lace of a lover that appear
ed not
Sudden Death
Eugene Ashton the elocutionist
well known to the people of Richmond
fell dead iu Phiittdelphia on last Sat
urday morning Mrs M Barlow of
tins place his relative left on Monday
lor Flemlugsburg at which place the
buriul occuried that belug his former
home Mr Ashton was in Richmond
two or three years ago and closed the
teaching of a class in elocution with
the play ofMarguerit which was pre
sented at Park Theatre He was about
20 ears old at the time of his death
and had a future of great promise He
hud recited for the President and MNs
Cleveland and purposed going to
Eurojie where he in all probability
would have recited for Queen Victoria
Editorial Changes
Mr Clarence E Woods late of the
Lebanon Enterprise and
of Col R X White of this place
has become one of the editors of the
Register Hj is a live youngmau and
will make things whirl at the Register
office
Mr Hnrvie McDowell who has
made such a valuable assistant editor
of the Register since last June has
taken a position with The Climax
and will not allow any thing to escape
him in the matter of news
If any thing of importance hereafter
escapes publication iu Richmond it
will have to be locked up in a burglar
proof safe and the combination forgot
ten
One of the Boys
Turner Sew ell lives at tho mouth of
Drowning Creek on tlie Kentucky
River He has always lived around iu
that locality He is now 57 years old
ami has fourteen living children to
say nothing of the three that are dead
He is a rail maker like unto Mr Lin
coln and two years ago walked two
miles fiom home one day made one
hundred and twenty five rails and
returned two hours before suu dnwn
He has averaged lour thousand rails a
year fur forty years But his days
are fast drawing to a close He
is sutlering with a deadly cancer
that indicates an early departure
for that undiscovered country
from wliose bourne no traveler ever
returns Mr Sewell has not taken
a drink for half a century but for
neurly thirty fi ears of his early life
he hit er jKirly heavy Otherwise
than the cancer liio health is fair to
midiiu
A ChiuBftiou Eater
Mr G Flora of Cuuuihellsvjlle
formerly of this plaeeis endeavoring to
eat H 0 quails iu fifty days for 500 A
Philadelphia man has heard of the ef
fort aud cays
G Flora orCampltellsville Ky
claims to be the champion quail eater
of America How can this be when he
lias eaten only eighty quails iu forty
day- while I have eaten ninety iu
foi ly one days and seven more at the
liuNh If he w ill accent my challenge
for 1000 a side I will make a match
to eat four quuils u day for sixfy dns
the four to lie eaten ut one sitting or a
for sixty days aud I
willagie6to eat thirteen at a finish
Referee and judges to be selected by a
New York cewtMper
Mr Flora will no doubt accomplish
his present undertaking and then
tackle the Philadelphian Several
years ago he did the chestnut act of
eating thirty quails iu thirty days and
was hungry nil tlie time He is a
brother of Mr A D Flora of this
place
A Ten Strike
We clip tlie subjoined paragraph
from the Register of last Friday
Iu 1S40 Elihu Owens an elderly un
married man at the time emigrated to
California from Bath county Ken
tucky His relatives live in Bath and
Montgomery counties and among
them were Joshua Oweti the grand
father of Mrs E H Field aud Mrs E
J Shackelford daughters of Wm W
Etnbrv who married Georgia Ann
Owens the only child of JoshunOueus
Elihu Owens died iu California recent
Jy leaving the enormous estate of 20-
000000 The heirs of Mt Sterling
were advised of the fact and have em
ployed an attorney to go to California
to investigate the case It is believed
that Mrs Fiekl and Mrs Shackelford
will each get to
three millions as there are only seven
heirs Both Mrs Field and Mrs
Shackelford are of our best families and
hold equally high positions in the
county and we heartily congratulate
them 011 the gratifying prospect of soon
becoming millionaires
PERSONAL
Mr George Phelps of Foxtown has
gone East on a tour of observation
Mrs Bettie Bronston Chenault of Kan
sas is vWiting her parents in this place
Miss Elizabeth Walker of Lancaster
is -risking Mr Geo White near White
Station
Mrs George Lancaster of Lexington
spent a few days with the family of Mr
John Crooke this week
Miss Lizaie Bennett is quite sick -with
malarial fe er at the home of her grand
father Mr Samuel Bennett Sr Of White
Hall
Miss Bessie McDowell entertained a
number of friends on Friday afternoon
She means to spend the winter in St
Louts and Chicago
Miss Lizzie Bennett was bridesmaid at
the Marshall Wallace wedding in Lex
ington last Wednesday Mi6 Mattie
ChcncuU was also present
Mr Walker Tevis heretofore a sales
man in II L White Cos has gone to
Birmingham Alabama to clerk in the
shoe ftore of his brother-in-law Mr E G
Muth
Dr G C Greetiway and wife of Hot
Serines Arkansas and Mrs AdJison f
White and daughter Miss Sunie of
HunUville Alabama are guests of Mr
and Mrs W M Irvine
Miss Curreleen Smith end her father
Dr C C Smith left Monday for Cincin
nati Miss Curreleen a young lady of
1 nine years will be tent by express from
i1
Cincinnati to Daj ton Indiana where the
will spnd the winter with her sister Mrs
J Henry Rogers
The Misses Logan daughters of Presi
dent Logan of Central University en
tertained in honor of Miss Evelyn Pearl
of Harrodsburg on last Thursday night
About twenty couples were present and
the event was characterized by that un
bounded delight heretofore noticeable on
similar occasions
MATRIMONIAL-
Miss Susie A March of this place and
Mr H B Land of Jessamine county
will b e married to morrow morning at
9 oclock
Rev Bruce Trimble and Miss Allie
Cassiday who were recently married in
Mt Sterling have removed to California
their future home
Miss Hennie Barrett da ughter of John
G Barrett Esq was married in Louis
ville last week to Mr Richard Montfort
resident engineer of the L N The
bride is a cousin of Mrs Belle McDowell
and Mrs J Speed Smith this place
Miss Susie Wallace and Mr J Waller
Marshall were married in the Broadway
Christian church Lexington on Tuesday
morning October 26th at 1030 oclock
Elder John Shouse officiated The bride
is a daughter of Mrs Ann Wallace who
ha6 many relatives here
Dr W Simpson Elkin of Atlanta G
and Miss Ellen Duncan of Lancaster
were married at the Presbyterian church
in the latter place on Tuesday evening
October 25th 18S7 the Rev J C Ran
dolph officiating Bridesmaids Miss
Lula Bronston Richmond Misses Juliet
Gill Ella Watson Lizzie Walker Jennie
Faulkner of Lancaster
DIED
W M Johnson of Marshall Mo who
isited his brother-in-law J C Ljter
this place last summer died of typhoid
fever tw o weeks ago
Of consumption at the home of her
father Wm J Rayburn Thursday morn
ing Oct 27th at 4 oclock Mrs
Delia Rucker in the 26th year of her age
Mrs Rucker was the wife of D P
Rucker w ho died several years ago She
leaves three small children who will make
their home as heretofore with their grand
parents Mr and Mrs Rayburn The
funeral tervices were conducted by Rev
F Grider at the M E Church College
Hill on Saturday morning She was
buried in the family burjing ground
RELIGIOUS
Presbyterian church at Ford will be
dedicated Sunday
Rev Blake will preach at Republican
Saturday and Sunday
The interesting protracted meeting at
the Methodist church continues
Mr Spurgeon the famous English di
vine has withdrawn from the Baptist
Union
Services in chapel of Episcopal church
715 p m Fridays and Sundays and 11
a m Sundays
Rev A P Cobb who recently held a
protracted meeting here is in Carlisle
and up to Sunday had made 51 converts
The new Christian church at Speed
well this county was dedicated on last
Sunday Rev S W Crutcher preached
the sermon Sufficient money was raised
to pay off tlie entire debt
Large Sale of Town Lots
On next Saturday November 5th
Rev Wm Crow will sell publicly
forty three town lots His property
lies on the north side of Irvine street
iu Richmond aud between the rail
road and tlie Four Mile or Union road
Tlie grounds have been 1 tid off into
lots with streets aud alleys so that
every lot faces a street aud nearly
every one has an nlley in tlie rear
One street runs across the property in
front of the house extending from the
railroad on tlie east to the Four
Mile road on the west Another
street extends from the front of Ihe
house to Irvine street forming right
angles with the above named new
street in front of Ihe residence Four
lots 150x120 feet on the east side of
the front avenue face that avenue
looking West aud five lots 40x120
feet on the opposite side face itlooling
East Ten lots 40x100 feet face Irvine
street looking South aud back of
them is an alley On the other side
of the alley eight lots HOxlOO feet
face the new cross street looking
North and on the other side of that
street are uiue lots 40x140 feet facing
it looking South Back of these nine
lots is an alley and beyond that are
two lots 53x240 feet lying parallel with
the alley and facing the Four Mile
road and running back to the main
lot of one aud a half acres on which
the lioue is situated The house lot
is L shaped and fronts 120 feet on the
new cross street the large part of the
Lining back East of the house are
three lots facing the new cross street
looking South
The house is a beautiful cottage of
six rooms built by Mr William Cheu
ault of Louisville formerly attorney
at law this place There are all
necessary outbuildings two cisterns
and a never failing pool
A new street known as Hallie
street runs from Irvine street in front
of the Crow property between the
well and the planing mill to
Main street at the cemetery gnte The
east corner of the property to be sold
lies 011 liviue street one square from
Estill Avenue and the front gate of the
Fair grounds
Terms One third January 1st
1SSS without interest one third July
1st 1883 and oue third January 1st
1689 witli interest from January 1st
1888 and a lien will be reserved Sale
to begin at 2 oclock
Now Is the time for bargain at J C
Lyters nov21t
My entire stock of goods must be
closed out during the next sixty days
regardless of cos t J C Lyter
nov21t
Large line of boy3 clothing to close
regardless of cost at Uyters nov2 It
As an old lady patttnl our druggist on
tlie bade s lie Raid Gaulers Chicken
Cholera Cure U ail you recommended
it to be It improved my young chickeiiH
theyve never had gapes fclnce I first
gave it to them and puch n thing as
cholera U unknown among them
Sold by Stockton WiliU
Oysters Birds Steak Coffee Dread Trait
S Diuelli Co corner f Second
ami Irvine streets second door fMnvl
Post olllcp keen fresh oysters birds
steak and other sucli things alns
ready to cook and rve at a moments
notice Hot coflee bread butter nick
el c
They have n choice lot of grapes
California pear apples oranges hud
other fruits It
Absolutely Pure
This powder never varies A marvel of
purity etreuptli and wboletomeness Jloro
economical than the ordinary kinds and
cannot be told In competition with the mul
titudes of low test shortjwelgtit alum or phos
Ehate powders Sold only In cans ItoTAL
IAKINO POWDEB CO 106 Wall bt N Y
Jnue 22 tf
ELLIS
The be t goods in the market for sale
cheap at J C Lyters nov2 It
Mens and B03 s brogaus at C
Wallaces octlf -it
3Iy stork of goods must be closed out
Cull and see me if you want bargains
OC119 4I J C liYTER
If you need a pair of shoes or boots
go to Wallaces octl9 4t
Wankenpliast
Shoes at Wallaces They
your feet
PO
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nstf
never hurt
oct9 4t
C C Wallace asks you to call at his
shoe hou e on lower Main street Bur
gins old stand Xormerly Moberleys
and examine hit iipw
of bouts and thne
and vat ied stock
octl9 4t
Best quality Canvassed Hams
Breakfast Ilacou and Dried Beef at
Tribble Blounts sepTtf
Every can of goods that you buy
from Tribble Blount h guaranteed to
be of standurd weight and quality
sepTtf
Dont buy cheap light weight canned
goods hen you can buy standard
goods at Tribble Blouuts for the
same money sep7lf
Thousands of Canned Fruits aud
Vegetables nre being received daily at
Tribble and Blounts sepTtf
Wallace
O C Wallace at Burglus old stand
on Main street formerly C F Mober
leys place has a fresli and excellent
stock of Boots and Shoes of great
variety Everything from French
calf down to heavy brogan French
broad toe Loudon pointed toe high
heel low heel narrow bottom broad
bottom High prices low prices
oct9 4t
Sjrup or Figs
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Co San Francisco Cal is
Natures Own true Laxative It is the
most easily taken and the most pleas
antly effective remedy known to
cleanse the system when bilious or cos
tive to dispel headaches colds aud
fevers to cure habitual constipation
indigestion etc For fr ale in 50 cents
and SI 00 bottles by Stockton Willis
LETTERS
Remaining unclaimed in tlie Post
office at Richmond Ky week ending
Nov 1 1887
Atchley Frank Maxberry Laura
Breck Mary Maxberry William
Ureck Lucy Miller Horace
Bcblarn Merrial McKinnie Katie
Boggs Miss Nanny Parkes T J
Card ell J C Phelps Mary
Clarto Allen Miller Richardson Amos
Crooke Jennie
Harris J B
Harris E M
Irvine Nannie
Ervins Mathew
Lee Cora
Maupin Amanda
Wallace Mattie
Walker Minnie
Walker Malinda
Warren Nettie
Washington Nannie
WillamsTajlor
Advertised matter will bo held two
weeks after date of advertisement nud
then if undelivered will be sent to the
dead letter office
Post office hnurn from 6 A sr to 7 P
M Money order and registered letter
hours prompt 7 a sr to 6 v n
J B WILLIS P sr
oats
Fine orchard
J L McMURTRY
Buena Vista Garrard Co Ky
W L DOUGLAS
3 SOEfef
The only 83 8EAMUES8 B MWni
Shoe lu the world with C HTSrs
oat tacks or nails JK le 5
Finest Calf perfect CtCj RY
and warranted Congresairv fns
Button sad Lace all ey C Jfc uik
styles toe AsstjUshiir A JJSB c
sod durable as tnose r So SW- A
costing t3 or tS RoysV -Sr 9scn
all wear the W V w vyNV T
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W I DOUGLAS 82JO ft5 u Sm
celled lor bearr wear It not sold br jour dealer
write W I DOUGLAS Brockton SIus
For sale in Richmond by
JAOIC FREEM
novilf
T-
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HIGGINS
Announce to the public and especially to that large class who buy
groceries that they have opened a fresh lot of
STAPLE FANCY GHOCIBIES
Queensware Glassware TVooflenwre
And other articles kept in a complete grocery house at their New
Store on Main Street nearly opposite Piggs livery stable
Ellis Iliggins 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 buv and how to sell and what tho people
want CALL AND SEE THEM aug 10 lyr
Bargains at J C Lyters He is
going to cloe out by tlie first of Janu
ary regardless of cot
uov2 It
Samuel Patlon i at bis baiber shop
anil restaurant No 15 First street and
will be glad to have his white friends
call and see him uov2 It
EXECUTORS SALE
As Executor of the estate of Henry N
Wells I will on
Saturday November 26
at 2 oclock p m sell to the highest bid
der
Q Houses and Lots
IX
The first is the house on the South side
of Main street occupied by Mrs Sallie
Cobb
The second is the house on the South
side of Main street just above the one
mentioned
The third is on the East side of EstU
aenue now occupied by James Alman
ALSO ONE SHARE OF STOCK IN
TIIE FAIR GROUNDS
Terms easy and made known on day of
sale
CYRUS T WELLS
m4 Executor Henry N Wells estate
Public Sale
Haing decided to quit farming I will
on
Wednesday Nov 23
proceed to sell to the highest bidderon the
premises near Foxtown in Madison
county my
STOCK CEOP
AND
Fanning Iiluifiiits
I have 9 horses One of the rood mares
is by Administrator in foal to Vatican
iii i mare by Tommie Wilkes 2
yearlings by Mambrino Eric 2 colts I
ny Vatican and i by licans Administra
tor a nice three- ear old gelding 16
nanus well broken to harness one pair
brown mare mules 16 hands I three-
year old mare mule tM hands 2 mule
colts A lot of jack stock consisting of
jack 15 hands three years old 1 year
ling jack 1 jennet and jack colt 2 two
year old jennets 250 good ewes and 8
aoutneown bucks 4 calves 40 shoats
some plows gear and other implements
and a lot of oats
Terms easy and made known on day of
sale Sale at 1 oclock
MRS NANCY BJONES
Z E Bush Auctioneer 2n3
A
3 L
Tuesday
ND
AT-
As Executors of Jacob
we will on
SS
Huguely deed
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at the hour of 11 oclock a m at the late
residence of said Huguely in Madison
County Ky offer at public sale to the
highest bidder
Tke Real Estate
owned by Jacob Huguely in his lifetime
Said land is located on the waters of the
Stony Run branch of Otter Creek It
will be sold in two tracts Oije tract of
30 31 ACRES
With tlie house and the other of
on the opposite side of the county road
Qne quarter of an acre of land will be re
served around the grave yard from the
sale The 6S acres are well set in grass
The 308 acre tract is improved by a
Good Dwelling House
cistern bams orchard outbuildings and
every thing that goes to make up a com
fortable home The land is of superior
fertility and well located and watered
TERMS -The land will be sold upon
a credit until the first day of January
iSSS for one half of the purchase money
and a credit until the first day of January
loSg for the other one half of the pur
chase money The purchaser will be re
quired to execute notes with good security
for the purchase money bearing interest
lrom day of sale at six per cent
Possession will be given of the home
pace at once and of the 68 acres January
tioSS
Pci sons desiring to loolt over the land
will apply te any of the undersigned who
w ill take pleasure in showing same
J AME - W HUGUELY
SULIKEU HUUUELY
JACOB HUGUELY
Executors
Z E Bush Auctioneer
1 S At the same time- we will sell
about oTiarrels of corn about so shocks
of fodder a straw rick and 3 stacks of
hay - - 3nov3t
J W CEOOKE
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Variety
GO AND SEE THEM
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BRECK
JL i JL5 JLoi J Ji
Attention Contractors
WE KEEP THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF
Builders Hardware and Building Material
Kept in the county and will furnish from the smallest Cottage to the finest Mansion at city trices
We are also prepared to do HOOFING and will guarantee to give you the best and most satisfactory
job you can get anywhere We carry a large stock of best brands of KOOFLNG TIN PLATE and will
not delay your work We also carry a nice line of
laSXIKTCTOIff BSSIaEaE C5QOK STES and BlMIXGELS
Which we warrant for one year besides a fair line of Tinware Shelf Hardware Garden Implements
Farm Wagons Seed Strippers Mowers Twine Binders Cultivators Grain Drills c
i BLASTINa
IRON MANTELS AND GRATES
Patronize JJ Brooks the drnggist
m
POWDER
June22tf
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JDYIVA3XrXEj
FIRE BRICK AND FIRE CLAY
F B CROOKE1
Dry Goods Notions
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naerwear
THEY KESSF
THAT
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in
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GOODS -LINE
they sell at tlie same prices you have to
pay for the same Goods
m ANT EASTERN MARKET
You cannot buy in New York or Philadel
phia the Goods they handle at lower
prices than Crooke Son ask
rae
I am simply over stocked and must reduce same
SO NOTE THE PRICE
Finest Embossed Gold Paper worth SI
reduced to 50 cents
Fine Gold Papers worth 50 cents reduced
to 30 cents
Nice Papers worth 25 - cents reduced to
15 cents
Neat Papers worth 15 cencs reduced to
10 cents
BEMEMBER we hang your Paper on the walls
at 10 cents per Bolt and on Ceilings at 15 cents
per Bolt Call early in order to get choice selec
tions as goods are bound to go quick at prices
named
GEO M WILLGING
Jutyi3 tf
TTo Iralld TBACTION and POSTABLB ENGIOTS of all alzsa Tlie ftastras
bohakz a TUKsueit tocwneat oats nax ojover pets and ait suds sue grams
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You Can Save From 25 to 50 Per Cent hy
buying Your Goods for the Money
Eight Down
You can buy as much for 5 cash as you
can for 10 on a credit You have to pay
dear for your little timeso always go to the
Store that
SELS FOB CASH OM3L1T
and you will find out that you can buy a
whole lot of Goods for a little money
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but you wont find it out in a Credit Store
only go to a Cash Store and convince your
self
HO CHEAP YOU CAiS BUY NOW
I have a full and complete stock of
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hawls
Jeans
lankets
and a whole lot of Goods at prices to aston
ish you All wool Tricot Cloth 37c per
yard All wool Plaid Flannel 25c per
yard Silk Yelvets iu all colors 75c per
yard
CLOAKS
for Ladies Misses and Children at Bottom
Prices
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the largest stock in the city and I am go
ing to sell them way down I never know
what it is to miss a sale
CLOTHING
for Men and Boys Overcoats in all styles
Odd Coats Odd Pants Odd Vests tor Hall
price to get rid of them
HATS AND CAPS
and a great many other articles too numer
ous to mention I have a house full of
goods
And Cash Will Buy Them Cheap
Come for Bargains to the Cheapest Store
in Richmond The Palace Dry Goods
Clothing and Shoe House of
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