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coui-t was engaged In hearing a mo-l
tlon tor a change of venue In the case
againat John," Edward and Jiranda
rielrtgel, charged with the murder 'of,
Mr. Joseph Townsend during the re
cent rioting at this place. The three
prisoners wefe brOnght from the Jail
to the courthouse Under 12 dbldlera1
commandod by Lieutenant Fox. The
statement of y tho accused was to the
effect that the "killing of Mr. Townsend
had excited "tee white people and that
the natural prejudice of the people wis
now widespread. Judgd Seabrooks' de
cided that ha vould let the" state pre
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OF HAYS & CO.
Daily New Fall Goods are coming. Received
to-day" a large invoice of
Ladies' Felt Sailors
Newest things, and we will sell them cheap.
Elegant Golf bailors worth $1.50, our price 95c.
Very fine Golf Sailors worth $2. our price $1 25.
Verylinest worth $3, our price $1.00. Ladies,
you cannot afford to nites .such bargains.
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Our first.shipment df
Hats just received. All
Call and examine styles
" dren's Felt Sailors, worth 75 cts. to
$1.25 each, choice, 25C.
Twejjty per cent, discount on all SILKS and m
j DRESS GOODS none reserved. This price will Z
only hold good until Saturday, September 9. All --
y"" goods marked in plain figures, and discount taken JJ
off our regular low prices. Come early to get first -mr
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4- KINGS OF LOW PRICES. "
STANDING ROOM IN DEMAND.
A Great Crowd Greeted the Murray Comedy
f Company at tho Opening of the
Opera House.
The largest crowd ever assembled in
t"f' tha new opera house was there last night
' N at the opening, for the season, to witness
the initial performance of the Murray
Comedy Company. By 8 o'clock every
seat was filled and dozens had to leave
for want of even standing room.
The Murray's have been rehearsing
hero for thepast two weeks, and the ap
preciation shown by last night'B audi
ence'fs sufficient evidence that their per
jf formance was rendered in a most excel
lent manner. A number of new faces
are seen with them this season. Miss
LiitfalijMae Crawford, the leading lady,
was veryclever, as were also Grace Lahi
bert and Monn Earle.
Victor Lambert, as Joe Singleton, was
fine and had the audience with Ahim
throughout. Harry Stanley, Fred Tillish,
Frank Whitman and Frank Robinson
were all good in their respective roles,
and taking everything into consideration
this is easily the best repertoire company
that ever played here.
The 'feature of the evening was Miss
Lonnie Deane's serpentine and illusion
dances. She fa a beautiful woman and
'h'er different dances with the electrical
effects were pronounced the most artis
"tic ever seen lipre. She will be seen in a
change of dances each night.
To-night they present JUnde Jolura
inTwnjy-a!comedyJtn three aijts.'jTick
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Manchester Fair September U, 7 and 8.
On the above dates the 0. and O. will
sell round trip tickets, Maysville to Man
chester, at rate of one fare, 35 cents. Re
turn limit September 9th.
MfiBapis
A'few of .the many bargains that can be
found at the Racket Store, just across the
street from Barkley's shoe store :
A two-blado Barlow knlfo 6c
Fine Towel Holler 7c
Thread, 3c. spool, two for 6c
Patent adjusmblo Halter 0c
Pearl Cuff Buttons, per set 10c
Collar Buttons, per dozen So
Thirty-foot Clothes Lino.. ., 40
Metal Clo'.nes Lino So
Three-gallon Milk Bucket and strainer..l8o
dranito Dish Pan - 2So
Pressed Tin Dish Pan 12, 10 and 18o
Rising Pans 12o
Steel Frying Pans ..15c
Bread Pans -to
Coffee and Tea Pots Co
Largo Jappaned Bowl and Pitcher. S9o
Buckets, ono pint to sixteen quarts, S to 19c
Largo Colllndere So
Tea strainer ...'. , 2a
Perforated Spoon 6o
Potato Masher.. 4c
RACKET STORE,
C. IT, TOLLE, Manner.
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new Fall Sailors and Golf
of the new ideas shown.
and prices.
Wanted choice milling wheat, at the
"Old Gold" mills.
A' meeting of the Official Board of the
Christian Church will be held tc-night at
at 7:30 in the chapel.
Dr. Harover has removed his office
to rooms in Mrs. Howe's building, south
east corner of Third and Sutton.
James Rodert Snedicor and Misa Mag
gfe Bradford, both of this city, were mar
ried Monday by Rev. D. D. Chapin.
'Squire J. J. Perrihe, of Tuckahoe, has,
sold his crop of 2,500 bushels of wheat to
A. A. Chapman at 07 cents a bust el.
The Kentucky Conference of the M. E.
Church convenes at Newport to-morrow,
Bishop Fitzgerald of St. Louis presiding.
James Thomas, colored, brought suit
against his wife Gurtie Thomas for di
vorce, on the ground of abandonment
and adultery.
GET A MOVE ON.
That Tired Feeling Is a Certain Sign That
You Don't Work Hard Enough. N
fExchange.l
"When you hear a man complaining of
'that tired feeling,' you may be eure that
he spends more of his day talking and
lounging than working," said a well
known physician.
"A truly hard, worker never suffers
from this disease, for such it is. It arises
from not working off, by either mental
or manual exercise or work, the superflu
ous eneigy givenvto every man. This
energy, if left, turns Itself, so to speak,
to forming poisonous juices which sap
the vitality.
"Just as a thoroughly trained athlete
waits with certainty his second wind, so
every really hard-working business man
knows that he does his best workafter
ho has shaken off 'that tired feel
iug.' "In fact you will find that a really
hard worker never complains of it after
he has passed his twenty-fifth or twenty
seventh year, because he has then trained
thia energy to do its proper work that
is, keep Jiis mind and body fresh and
vigorous.''
Millions Given Away.
It is certainly gratifying to the public
to kncV of one concern in tho land who
are not afraid to be generous to tho needy
and suffering. The proprietors 'Of Dr.
King's New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds, have given away over
ten million trial bottles of this great med
icine; and havo tho satisfaction of know
ing it has absolutely cured thousands of
hopelesa cases. Asthma, bronchitis,
hoarseness and all diseases of the throat,
cheBt and lungs are surely cured by it.
Call on J. J.Wood & Son, druggists, and get
a trial bottlo free. Regular size 50 cents
and $1. Every bottle guaranteed, or
prico refunded.
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Mrs. Susan Foe, whose illness has
been mentioned, died Monday at 2 p. m.
at the home of her daughter, Mrallearne,
in Sixth ward. The remains will be
taken to Pekin, III,, for burial. i
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Feel a certain but pardonable
pride in our merchandise that
gives us license to say that
THERE
ARE FEW
CLOTHING
HOUSES LIKE
OURS.
You cannot make a mistake
buying of us. We are more
particular in selecting for our
patrons than they frequently are
themselves. Nothing leaves our
house that does not undergo a
thorough examination as to
quality and fit. This is the
main factor of not only retain
ing our large clientelie but con
stantly adding new customers.
Our
Fall Line
Will Surprise
You.
For the little ones we have
secured the latest novelties in
Suits, Reefers and Top Coats.
Mothers, when the time comes
you want to look at them. Our
entire fall stock is now in the
house. This includes our
MEN'S
AND BOYS'
SHOES.
HECHINGER
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Hoard of Trade.
Meeting, of tho directors this evening
at 7:30 in rooms at Cox Building. All
requested to be present. Business of
importance.
Notice the line of umbrellas in Bal
lenger'e window. They are tho hand
somest things of the kind on the market.
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L00K0 UT FOR THE BARGAINS
WE ARE GOING TO OFFER THIS FALL!
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Superior and Kentucky
DISC DRILLS
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AriT.iniaf,ii Onoon nf nil nrllls. Thnlr siinorlorltv
comiuout; suillce It to nay that e placed over sixty of the!.e Drills the past season and havo yet tho
first complaint from a single purchaser. On the o her hand every ono who used them stand ready
and wlllintf to give their testimonial as to the superior work done by them, and their unanimous
verdict Is If you expect to purchase a Drill this season, get either the
SUPERIOR OR KENTUCKY -
and no other. Do not delay placing your orders and there will be no disappointment, as Is tho
cae each seasou when uo are forced to resort to the river and express, which makes an additional
expense. Every Drill Is warranted to be just as represented. Do not allow yourself to be talked
lino Duying-snme inferior nriu lor uie shku ui nvms i; uuuum. utiutuiuvi uk wnptu uu.
tie best, but the best Is nlwajs the chearest. Respectfully,
THOMPSON&McATEE
PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Archdeacon
Bpent Monday in Cincinrati.
Hon. Charles B.Poj'ntz has returned
from a business trip to New York.
Mrs. M. C. Chisholm and daughter,
Mis? Jessie, are home after a visit at South
Ripley.
Miss Belle Douglass Robinson of
Bessemer, Ala., is a guest of tho Misses
JJobyns.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Friedman, of New
Richmond, are visiting his sister, Mrs.
James A. Wallace.
Mrs. Carrie Davis has gone to Phila
delphia, to attend the National Encamp
ment of the G. A. R.
Mrs. Dr". R. A. White leaves this
afternoon for an extended visit at her old
home, Plattsburg, Mo.
ATr. nnri Mrs. Ohnrles DaIIbv and son
and daughter, of Nicholas County, are
visiting his brother, Mr. M. 0. Daily, of
i'opiar street. x
Rev. F. W. Harrop and family left
far Nflwnnrt Mnndav afternoon where he
goes to attend the annual session of the
Kentucky Conference.
Mrs. Jonas Davis and son Herman
have returned to her home at Parkers
burg, W. Va.. after a visit to her sister,
Mrs. tieorge Schatzmann.
Mr. aud Mrs. Hugh O'Donnell, of
Chicago, who were called here last week
by the serious illness oi ms motner,
Mrs. Eunice O'Donnell. left for home
Monday afternoon. The latter is im
proving. Mr. William Endsor. of Parkville.
Ind arrived last night and is the guest
of Mr. I. M. Lane. Mr. Endsor formerly
lived in Maysville, but this is his first
visit in thirtv-two years. He is a brother
of Mr. James Endsor, of Plumville,
Mr. J. S. Wood, an old Lewis Countv
boy, but for eomo years paying teller of
the Metropolitan National Bank, of Kan
pas City, and now in charge pf the New
York Life Insurauco uompany's business
in that city, with his charming aud ac
complished wife has been the guest of
Judges Phistor and Wadsworth for sev
eral daye. Mr. Wood and wife left yes
terday tor ms old nomo at vanceourg
and will start on his Western journey
Thusday afternoon,
Evln; Fair.
On above, account the L. aud N. will
soil round-trip tickets to Ewing Septem
ber Oth to Otb, inclusive, at 50 cents.
Return limit September Oth,
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over nil enmnctitors nro too well known to need
Uneeda biscuits and Langdon cakes.
Calhoun's.
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Terms on echool books cash at J. T.
Kackley & Co.'s.
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The nine-year-old son of Councilman
John W.-Eitel is recovering from anrat-
tack of scarlet fever.
Do you like eoda water? Chenoweth
serves the kind that will please you.
Corner Second and Sutton streets.
Insure your residence in the Firemen's
Fraternity Insurance Company and eavo
money. J. M. Collins, solicitor.
Mr. James Beard, who has been em
p'oyed at the Standard Oil Works here
for Borne time, has gone to Cynthiana to
take charge of a branch office of the com
pany. '
Tim Misses Young will open their
school for young ladies and children on
September the eleventh. Those wishing
to place pupils under their care can
apply at their residence, 322 Limestone
street.
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Teriiune's Infalliabk Cockroach and
Bedbug Exterminator is guaranteed to
do the work. One application is all that
is needed. It is indorsed by the leading,
institutions of Cincinnati. Captain A.
M. Johnson is establishing agencies for
it in this section.
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Colonel John W. Tomlinson, of Birm
ingham, President of the National Dem
ocratic Bimetallic League, has come to
Kentucky to take part in tho Democratic
campaign. He will make three speeches
for the Goebel ticket. Later on in tho
campaign ho will probably return to
Kentucky., and deliver more speeches.
Colonel Tomlinson is the recognized
leader of the Bryau and b'iIvo? forces in
Alabama.
Eight iron clock, regular prico $10, my
price SO. Sterling silver sugar spoons or
cream ladlo 51; 1847 knives and forks
$3.00 dozen ; 1847 tea spoons 85c, regular
price $1.23; Forbes nickel silver tea
spoonB 35c; cut glass pepper and, Bait
with sterling silver tops Slfpair, regular
price $1.50. Call and learn the reduced
price of aterling spoons and forks. Prlco
has never bo equalled.
MuErnv, tho jeweler.