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The bladder was created for one purpose,
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CHIEF CAUS3.
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ANOTHER ANARCHIST.
G v. I'ingree, of .Michigan, in an
bjforo the N.neleuiuh Ceutuiy
Club, ofXew York, siid:
'"We are jobbing out thesoverign power
ot the people to specula o 8. .My
is that those who stand fou
moot in tiic byiiHgoue of a Miiulay anil
are engaged the resi 01 the week in
or geltl g uj
bchemes to defiit.ui tne widows aud orphans
are the tuoet oaugetotis members
of society.
"last winter in the Michigan legislature
1 tried to li:iu s.mie legidiatiou
passed which would lax railroads as
other property is taxed, aud to have
fares eetabnshed for rich and poor
alike. J, failed. The lailreads wereUx)
much for me. The lobbj int was there
with boodle, and others with promise of
Federal otiice, to kl! the bills. Hut 1
am going to try again.
"lt is the duty of government to protect
the week against the strong, the
poor against the se.libhuess of wealth.
I say right here that unless the Republican
party comes out as a champion of
the average man and his wellare, and
uulesa it ceases to cater to syndicates,
trusts and monopolies, it will be buried
in oblivion "
Helerring to this the Louisville
remarks: After this expression
lrom Gov. Pingree tiie monopoly-owned,
bribed and syndicate debauched
pre.-s of the United Mates will probably
denounce Gov. I'ingiee as an anarchist.
He talks just like the six and half millions
of anarchists who voted for Bryan,
though Piugree' is a Republican. The
McKinley administration is forcing the
Kepublican party just wnere the Cleve
laud administration dioe the Demo
cratic partv. The honest men in the
Republican party must come to the parting
of the M'ajs with those who have
prostituted it to the euds of monopolies,
trusts and syndicates, long before the
eid of McKinley' ad.ninistration. In
Let, many of them have already reached
and thousands are daily following;
their lead.
LEE OF VIRGINIA.
Mcsr.. Editors: The Pall-Mall Maga
ztiK i.-. publishiuL' a series of articles called
"lAiti of Virginia." Tney are written
ovei thebignature of Henry Terrell.
1 inclose a blip cut from Hie October
number:
"As Lee's army marched through the
town of Chambersburg a patriotic young
Northern girl was been waving a Federal
flag from a window overlooking the narrow
highway along which the columns
passed The men .f the South were
tai ing this demonstration much amiss,
calling 1 nke in the griuiioii!' w hen General
1 Are rode up. Comprehending the
situation at a glance, tie smiled, and
raising his hat saluted Hie biare aii.i
bttipes, under which he had seiv.il thirty-two
j ears. 'All honor to the old
fla!' he exclaimed. Theic was a moment's
pause, and some one told the
young lady who had addressed hei.
tlei arm tell motionless, and the flag lay
limp across tlie window-sill. Again
General Lee spoke reassuringly, baying,
'Let it wave, daughter, wae it o:d No
ono .'hall distui b you.' Bui the demonstration
was not recommenced; heart
and will had been conquered by the i;a
tive nobleness tint war could not
change nor the au hority of command
render rude."
I should like to be permitted to ask
whether anybody on this bide of the
ocean has ever hiard of the incident
related by the author and whethor it
can be vouched for.
Wm. Muxronn.
Millersville Postoffice. Anne Arundel
county, Md., November 11.
IN THEIR RIGHT MIND
Louisville Dispatch.
A gentlemen who heard the late Mr.
Hi ml man speak at Lebanon during the
campaign says Hindnian told the people
that they were i w "dollied and in
their right mind," and not wild as they
were a year ago That they were prepared
this year to listen to reason and to
form it deliberate s'nd intelligent opinion
on the qucsti n at issue. The re
sult of the election shows that Mr. Hind-man
was right, 'lhey were in their
right minus beyond a doubt. That was
the only time Mr. Hiinlman was right
during the whole cinvass, and since
his party has been i llicially declared to
be dead bv the Courier-Journal, he will
pjrnaps oe pamoiicu Jor telling so
inueh plain truth in a speech
There is
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the melody of
health. When
every life-string
is in perfect
tune, and the
pure, rich, red
blood dances
through the arteries
to the
quick - step of
health, life 13
truly worth living.
Rut the human
body is the
most delicate
( and intricate of
Kffl A .S. all instruments.
-an w 'K Just one little
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7" tune, will make
rr.fior.1 He
1 H. '1 S.".'1
Cs i mav annarentlv
uc in me uoi ui uiui in every way, save
that there is a slight disorder of the digestion.
The sufferer hardly notices it, and
does not think it worth troubling-bout. It
is just one little string out of order, but it
soon puts every organ in the body into a
jangling discord. The blood no longer receives
the proper supply of life-giving elements
with which to build up new and
healthy tissue. Instead it receives the poisons
thrown offby improperly digested food
and the effete material with which the intestines
axe clogged. Diseases of the blood
and skin or wasting diseases like consumption
are the result.
The best of all known medicines is Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It
keeps every life-string in perfect tune. It
corrects all disorders of the digestion. It
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YiCTj.lY IN 1900.
Lebanon Falcon.
The vote of 'confidence" given to the
Republican administration at the latt
election, says the Chicago Dispatch,
would have made Biyati President had
it been cast in 181X5.
As the matter stands the country is
Democratic, and the paity of the people
has no nee-1 to bring any more States to
i.s assistance. Thib is not a matter of
coi'.j dure, it is a simple fait easily
demonstrated by n simple mathematical
calculation.
Wow York hits thirty-six votes in the
electoral college. Kentucky hanChiiteeu
a-id Mew has ten. President .McKinley
received the totes of New York,
ew Jersey and Kentucky, with the exception
ol one vote in the latter State,
w Inch was cabt for Bryan. McKiulev's
total vote inthe electoral college was
271, while that of Bryan was 176. At
the recent election New Yoik. Kentucky
and New Jensey went Democratic.
Suppose the people of these three
State-shad known the real character of
the. Kepublican party last year as they
kiiOw it now, what would have been the
rebtilt. iSiuiply this: the fifty-eight votes
which went for McKinley would have
goue for Bryan. These votes'
taken from McKinley's total of 271
would, have left him 213. These same
fifty-eight votes added to Bryan's 17G
would have given him 234. Thus Bryan
would have been elected President by
a majority of tw votes.
President McKinley lias expressed
himself as being satisfied with the results
of the recent election. He is certainly
a good Democrat, AVith the
solid South, the solid West, and with
New York and New Jersey, this country
is now absolutely Democratic. But the
Democracy wid not rest upon its laure!s.
O.do mi:8t be be swung into the Democratic
column, aud other doubtful States
redeemed. Who sajs there w ill not be a
Democrat elected President of the United
Ptates in 1000 ?
YOUTH CHARMS SNAKES.
Hugh Cjnway, ol .Guionsville, Ind , Has a
Very Strange Power.
A young man twenty-three years old,
living near Guionsville, and known as
"Hun" Conway, for years has possessed
a wonderful power over snakes, birds
and lisli. At his command snakes will
crawl from their holes and coil about
him, birds will fly to his feet, and fish
will float to the surface and yield themselves
to his touch. Conwav can oiler
no explanation for his btrange influence
over the lower forms of animal life. Recently
the Hon. H. D. McMullea and
the Roard of County Commissioners
had business in the vicinity of
aud a call was made upon Conway,
with a request that lie demonstrate his
peculiar gilts. Thereupon Conway accompanied
them to the banks of
Laughery Creek, wheie he uttered a
cry, whereupon several sLi
bnakes emerged from ti.eir
holes and crawled toward him, Culling
themselves auout his arms and l.ick.
After being touched by his hand mey
seemed to fall into a kind of stupor,
no resistance whatever.
HOW TO GET A FARM.
Tlrere is a great deal of truth in the
following by the noted writer and adviser,
''Bob Rurdette:"
'.My homeless fiiend with the chromatic
nobe, w Inle you aie Mining up the
sugar in a ten cent glass of gin, let me
give ou a fact to wasu down with it.
You may say thai you hae longed lor
yeaib tut the lice, independent lite of a
lariner, but you have never been able to
get money enough to buj a farm. But
this is where you ate mistaken. For
years you have been drinking a good
improved farm at the rate of one bun
dreil bquare feet at a gulp. If on doubt
this statement liguie out for yourself.
An acre of laud contains 43500 square
lcet. Ebiiuiating, for convenience, that
it biings the laud to just one mil per
squat e foot. Now pour down the fiery
dose, aud imagine you are swallowing a
strawbeiry patch. Call in our friends
and have them help you gulp down the
garden of 500 square feet. Get on a prolonged
spree some day aud tee how
long it will take you to swallow pasture
land to feed a cow. Put down the glass
of gin ; there is dirt in it 300 square feet
of good, licli dirt, worth $43.50.
DAN CURRY IN EASTERN ASYLUM.
A special from Lexington of Nov. IS,
says:
Dan Curry, recently adjudged insane,
was brought to the asylum here thib
morning by the Jailer of Whitley conn
ty. He was accompanied by hio father
Matt Curry, aud brother, Louis, of
Curry's wile accompanied
them from Williamsburg s far as Car-bin,
wheieshe and her child now le-side
with her father.
Curry knows everbody during his
lucid periods, but has frequent delusions
when he is always trying to protect
himself from an imaginary attack. Ihe
Jailer found a razor on him while en
route, ami when asked about it Cuiry
said ho had made up his mind to kill
some of the crowd belore leaching Lexington.
The killing of John Corley, a Louisville
drumuier, by Curry aud Curry's
subsequent insanity are familiar to the
public
Reverue Circles Aroused Over This De-
cision.
Intiewofthe fact that 91 gaugcrs
and btorokeeprs have been discharged
by Collector Verkes ''for the good of
the nervice," hut more prupoily for
the benefit of the Republicans, the
subjoiuett telegiams will be of interest.
'Ihe first is fiom laikersturg,
W. Va., November 8, in the New
York Sun:
-Judge Jackson of (he United
States Court rendered his decision today
in the three injuncion cases ot
Wiilinm ' Butler and H. O. Bury,
United States storekeepeis. and .1. G.
Buckmaii, ganger at the H aim is dis
tillery, against A. B White, Collector
of Internal Revenue for est Virginia.
The capes were lieaid upon demurrers
and answers of the defendants.
Judge Jackson perpetuates the injunction
against the removal by the
Collector of the three officials on tho
grounds that 4he act known as the
Civil Service act is- constitutional
That ( ongress lias not delegated to
the President and Commission legislative
powers; that the Internal Rev
enue service hs been placed under;
the Civil Service act; that tho plaii
tiffs are ofllcers of the Government in
the Internal Revenue service that
they cannot be removed except for
other than political causes; that the
attempt to change their rank and
place is in violation of the Civil Ser-
vice act, and that a court of equity
.ha jurisdiction, to. roetraii he
pointing power from removal. White
will appeal."
The Constitutionality of the Civil
Service Lav- will be involved in the
appeal from Judge Jackson's
ion, as is set forth in this dispatch
from Washington, three days later:
"Commissioner of Revenue For-man
said to day that he would proceed
just as ho had done heretofote
and assign storekeepers and gangers
without regard to Judge Jackson's
rei out decision prohibiting Collector
White, of West Virginia, from
aud gaujjers fiom
one to mother. Co-Lector
' -SS! I
White is here and was at the Treasury i
Department this morning where
he had an extended interview with
Coinmirsinnor Forman nd Assistant
Attorney General Boyd. The result
of the interview was that the Assistant
Attorney General diiected the
District Attorney of West Virginia to
take an appeal from Judge Jaekson'b
decision. It is t.ot unlikely that tlii
entire question will yet go to the
Supreme Court to tebt constitu
tionnlity of the Civil Service Law."
If It's Christmas
Presents You Want
l Hav C S
Them9
And none others with them
compare. All the novelties
m.
GOLD,
SILVER,
PEARL;
Cut Glass
In Abundance.
Drawing Room Lamps, Finest
Ladies' and Gent's
Umbrellas what makes a
prettier present?
DIAMONDS, WATCHES
and CL0CKS
At all prices
E. 1 1 PALMER
STRAY HOG!
A llfiht red and spotted sow, weight about
200 pounds is in my possession, having been
taken up by me about two weeks ago. Owner
can same by calling and paying all charges.
John hisle.
Fortune For The Waldens. They Are In
This Section.
There are several persons bearing
the name of wnlden in Madison and
B y!c counties who will be interested
in tb.is dispatch from Lexington,
Nov.9:
"The search of Mrs L. F. Taylor, a
Virginia nomnn, through this section
for missing heirs of the English estate
of the Waldens, valued at $K),000,000,
has created considerable interest
hero.
Mrs. Taylor came here last week
representing the T. C. Oder law firm
of Washington, on the presumption
that several of the missing heirs lived
in Fayette county, fche has employed
a lawyer to help her in the search,
and has arranged to have a meeting
of all interebttd persons at the
Hotel next 'Ih'ursday. Some of
the heirs are supposed to live in Mercer
county.
The estate originally belonged to
Lord George Walden, of Lancashire,
Eugland. "
At a meeting at Lexington of the
Walden descendants last week, Mrs.
Taylor said that she had found a
great many heirs in Kentucky aud
that daily new ones "were asserting
their claims. Those bhe lias seen up
to the present time are Miss Sarah
Munday, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Belle Bryant,
Mrs. Rufus Rryant, Mrs. Claude
uliiun, Mrs. Mary Collins, Mr. Nat
Berry, Mrs. Ellen Rerry, Mr. Wilson
Rerry, Mrs. Chancellor, all of Lexington,
and Mrs. Aury Williams, of
Kichmond; Mis. Waldon, Owenton,
Mrs. A. G. Browning, Maysville, Mr.
and Miss Tisdoll, and Mrs. Hamilton,
Covington.
Mrs. Williamson, one of the heirs
from Richmond, at the meeting in
the Phoenix stated that there was in
Her family a casket of silverware
that bore the monogram of Lord
Walden, which had descended to l.er
lather.
While Mrs. Taylor was reciting the
above facts Rev. Jes&e Walden, ol
Lancaster, called. He is one of the
heirs who arrived too late to be present
at the meeting during the morning.
He brought with him papers
which established his Kinship to Lord
Walden. Uhey had been prepared by
Bishop Walden, of Cincinnati. Following
is an extract: '"Learned from
Rev, Win. Walden, of Chillicothe,
Mo., that t..e lamily descended from
the Duke o. .allingford, Wales, who
was drivel, o England during the
persecutioi. of the Baptists; that tlnee
urothers came to America and settled
respectively, in New York, Virginia
ami North Carolina; that Win. Walden
emigrated trom Culpepper
eo anty, Va , to either Rryan Station
or Crab Orchard, Ky."
Belore the ink got dry on the above
spicy item the whole thing was knocked
into a cocked Lai by this
telegtam fro in Lexington two ilio s
later:
Lexingioti, Ky ,Nov. 11. Mrs. L. F.
Taylor, claiming ti be a Washington
lawyer looking up heirs to Lrd
estate in England, has been
here two weeks, the has induced
about thirty prominent citizens to be-
ljeve they are heirs to the Walden
j ute, and at noon while the
meeting was in progress the chief of
Police received a letter from" diaries
li. Smith, of tho Evans' Hotel. Washington,
D. 0., which says she is
in Washington as a hotel bent,
aud that she has has been sent out of
the District of Columbia on passes
furnished by the police depatment.
When the letter was shown to Mrs.
Taylor she bitterly denied its statements.
Let the women vote. So long as
she can't vote, she wants to vole,
hence if allowed to vote the contention-
will be over and she will return
to her "sphor" when she Amis
out she don't; caro for suffrage as
much a She thought she would
Tlie Lexington Herald givea somo
figures and, presumably, 9.,(fSt&.
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many New Trimmings, Pleatd ChiiTons,
Velvets, Braids, &c.
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It is now time to discard that old pair of
Summer Shoe0
You are probably trying to make up your mind
where to buj your next pair.
jjgSHLet us help you in this by asking you to call on us
and examine the moist complete line of FALL and
WINTER SHOES ever before shown in Richmond.
Preernan
ri Phone, No. 21.
gM"Jg 'TsZ
which illustrate our position. It
says :
"For the last two years women suf
frage in local matters has been trii
In Ohio, and in the State Legislator
this winter will be asked to abrogate
the law. The women who made a
hard fifdit for suffrage and won in
1893, no longer go to the polls, and
the whole subject has practically
gone by default.
'In Cleveland, for instance, in tho
spring of 1893, 5,831 women rejiisteied
and 4,945 voted. In the spring of
18DG 2,728 women registered and 1,632
voted. In the spring of 1897 40S registered
aud 228 voted. At
just closed only 82 women
have registered.
'It must not be forgotten, hovevor,
that in order to record the votes of
these eighty-two women, who may
or may not vote on election day, a
separate set of books-must be kept at
each polling place and separate ballots
must be provided. 1 his meant,
an extra expense of $15,000. Even
the most radical woman utlra
giats admit that tlie game is not
worth the caudle, and it is thought
that there will bono bilious uj
to the repeal ol the O.do law.
Tho explanation of this failure of
wouiau sulirage nuy safely be lef.
to those who laboreu so long aim o
hard to introduce it into the Buckeye
Suite. The facts, however, lor
themselves. 'J.ie Wnio women who
tnought thoy vantod to vote ifo not
vote no.v that they have secured the
legal right to do so. The oxperimo.it
is cobtiy, and if it be a fauure the
sooner it is ended tho better "
DO YOU PLAY CARDS?
Ihe Chespeak and Ohio liy. has
just issued a very handsom playing rard
to advertise its famous F. F. V. trains.
These cards are of tho finest make and
quality. ly special arrangement with
the manufacturers, a small charge ot fifteen
cents per deck or two devks f.r
twenty-five cents ia made. Tjpon receipt
of either of above amounts in money or
postage stamp, plus four cents per deck
;for postage, the undersigned will forward
as many decks as desired toyoura'ddrefes.
Take advantage of this opportunity to
lay in yonr winter supply of fine cards
at a small cost. .
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Time Table No. 29 Taking Effect Sunday,
May 2, 1890.
1st Class, 2d Class.
EAST EOITMD. No. 1 Wo 3 l No. o .
Ex Sun Ex Sun Sx Sun' .
A. 31.
Versailles 8 55
Nichola3ville 10 12
View 10 55
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Million 11 20
Richmond- . - 11 43
P. 31.
Union.. 12 GO
lloberley... 1 03
Brassflefd. 2C0
?anola 2 IS
1'xvine .w... . 320
T?5T2 XoTi No. 8 No. 10
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A.M. A. M
Irvine
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Nlcholaayille...
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A.M. 1 P.M. I r. M. j A. ill
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tr.U to and trew Lostsville. ,
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A comnlete line of everything usually found in a !
class harness shop, and at prices never before equal.
'Richmond. Harness. Saddles, Bridles, Whip-. I
Rugs, Etc., Etc., at all prices, just to suit tne
We have employed Mr. Joe Bauson, of Winchester, ami
pert saddler, who can make any kind of saddle .
we only ask your inspection to convince you. We bin
cash and sell for cash, not charging enormous price. t - n.
up for lost debts. We also make a specialty in re-pa in
Give us a call. RICHMOND HARNESS ('...
107 East Main St. T. M. Well. M V
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The Greatest Bargains ever ottered to the people
of Madison count.
Look at these Prices:
Men's Suits for $2.50 worth $8.00
Men's Suits for 3.00 worth 9.00
Boy's Knee Pant Suits 49 cents.
Men's Shoes SO cents.
Ladies' Shoes SO cents.
A Beautiful Line of Calicoes from 3 to 5 cents.
flood Brown Cotton 3 cents a yard.
Duck Suitings 9 cents a. yard up.
Ladies' Sailors from 5 cents to ;?1.
Brussel Carpets from 50 cents to $1 a 3ard.
$&J Straw Mattings from
Bargains Now!
Bargains Forever!
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TO CURE A COLD IS ONE DAY. ,
Up ToTn. Klein & Son's
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All !
Ornggists refund the money if it fails to Cnre.
25c. For sale by W. G. White, Druggist. Richmond.
Ky.
Headache and "Xeumtgia cured by Dr.
MILES' PAIN PILLS. "Ono cents dose."
LAND FOR SALE
1
I have 45 arres of land for de. This'
land lies in the Foxtown precinet, direct )
on a road, well wa'erl and
fenced, new modern holism; t;ry pro-1
dnctive. an be l.ouidit rbeap." Alaoj
my home place of 70 acris di.ect on the)
roxxown auu liooniimro Ke
J. V. GJ IMIISOX.
All drussLits sell Dr. Mlled' Pfua nili
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Youn Cicycl,CcId Watch, Diamond
Km?, or a bcnularchip in
Draughon's Practical Business
P3 College. NashMlle, Tenn..or
Texarkana, Tex., or a schol
arship in laost any otner rcputaDie business college
or literary scnool in the U. S. can be secured
oydoingal.ttlewor!: at home for the Youths
Advocate, aa illustrated semi-monthly joumat
Itiselcv:itir.gin character, moral in tcne, and
ssr"ciHy iateresting and profitable to young
people, but read with interest and profit by people
of all ajes. Stories and other interesting
.natter well illustrated. Sample copies sent free.
ents want ed. Address Youths' Advocate Pub.
Co., Nash vile, Tenn. I Mention thispapcr.J
Whut stops Xeuralgia7 Dr. Miles Pain rills.
Having Opened a
oM Secondhand
Co.. nirniiiire '
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Establishment
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AT 216 EAST MAIN. i '
I am prepared to take all kinds
of second-hand furniture, such
as clocks, bedsteads, mattresses,
bureaus, side-boards.
couches, in fact anything you!
n,nffn;;,l .? fi I
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of furniture or old cast oft' I
clothing,, second-hand stoves
I also do upholstering, carriage
top, trimming, renew
mattresses. All work- to
order
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
I respefitf ully solicit a share
of your'pfitronage.
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VlM. BROCKMAN.
WantBd4An Idea Who can thhUc
of somo stoipia
Protect roar Idain: Iher may brtajr yon weahh.
& CO- Patent Attor
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tuveBUoas wanted.
STRlVEO!
cow, white
Bind feet,
and. facer
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Fine Chickens For Sale.
Forty 140) Barred Plymouth Rock rnktrt
far sale, if taken now GOcts eat h
MES M. F ARBUlKLE
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FRESHEST GROCERIES,
CANDIES, -FRUITS
and
CAN GOODS
At the lowest Price.
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thru urnrtrtruijTnruxrutruinriiuiJuuv'Ti
All druggists sell Dr. Miles' Ncrvo Plasters.
Frs.skfofi Cistkiti bh:":,
In Effect March 1, 189.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
EAST BOUND.
a an. p.m.
Lve Frankfort 6 30 308
Arr Elkhom , 5 45 3 20
' Switier. 6 51 332
" Stamnine Ground. 702 3 IS
" DuTalls . 7 OX 35S
" Georgetown. 720 4 15
Lve fJpnTgptrnra. , 800 4 30
Arr Newtown. 8 12 4 il
Centrevillew.. . 822 4 52
" Euzaboth . 823 4 53
" Paris 8 40 5 10
WEST BOUND.
a.m. p.m.
Lre Paris 9 20 530
Arr Elizabeth . 9 32 5 42
:. centnriue Z'... ;: 938 5 48
Newtown . 9 48 5 S
ueorgeiown. .. 10 00 6 0
Lve Georgetown.. 10 40 C "0
Arr Puvalls .. lev f. ,1
" Stamping Ground. 11 19 S 48
" Switier . ' ' " '"' 11 25 659
" Elkhom 11 35 711
" Frcnkfort 11 55 :;o
C. D. BEKOAW, GenT Pass. Agent
GEO. B. HABPEB, Gen'l Snpt.
Frankfort, Kentucky-
kmh ad in l.ki.
Tims of Trains at Winchester. Ky.
WEST BOUND,
lit. Sterling aad Lexington Accora 6 53 em
Eastern Express for Louisville 7 30 am
Morehead and Lexington Acccnu 3 CO pm
New York Limited F.F.V 4 50 pm
EAST BOUND.
Lexington and Meresead Accora 9 15 :n
New York Limited F.F. V. It 58 am
Lexington and Mt. Sterling Accom. . S 30 pm
wahBfftea Kxpress 9 23 pm
. Accommodation trains rsa dally exccBt
CrthrtnsrEadany.
Tar8leepteg6ad dteisg car serrice to
1 For Information, rates or ileerreMrTstloBS
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