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ijOpIn'HflUillc ItCUtUCltllUt. IIIKII, l;. HAIITLKV, lliinlntii lnfr TUESDAY, QOTOllKU 1, l'-2. PERSONAL QOaSIP. Mm. Dr. T. S.McCall luft for tin Huuday lo visit her inotkor. Mm. CJarrio Ilnrt hoi irono oast to a fait utook of millinery, Mr. J. V. Multknnn, of Guthrie, vn lu I ho oily yeattrdny on buslnoM. Mr. ami Mrs. John Qi!gloy,of uni visiting Mr. Bucknor family. Mr. V. A. WIIkuii Ijas roturncd from u tisitto UuwUm and other poluta lutheKiil. Mr. Tkos. S. Bryan lias roturuod from ii visit of fivo montlm to his son at Jlnilny, Idalio. Mkwo't H.dlo Mooru nuil Mary 'Bur- uett urn vlnlting Mlna Mnrgarot Tyler in OnoiiHuoro Una week, Mr. Joe Toruitk ha accoptod n position ih cutler lu a Nashville tailor liitftMiihlishmeut. Mint) Iwinuio Mryau, of Itussellvillo, In visit lug tin) family of Mr. Geo. V. Wellur, on West Sovonlh alroot. Mr. Robt. E.Urigsby.of Cadiz, who l.i riaiting kif titiclu, Mr. Thou. 11. Carious, was In tho city yesterday. Mr. John V. Hick, of Ceruloan Springs, kas moied kin family to this city, whom tkoy III roskloiu future. Mr. I. S. Tovls, of Boylo county, wan In tko for tko pur ixsu.of disposing of a car load of mules, Missai Georgia nn J Mary Flack loft yesterday for Klkton to nttend a reception given by Miss Mario Miss Leah Lander bus returned to ker homo lu Louisville, nftor a visit of oaveral weeks to rcl&tivoa In tko city and county. Archto Sloolo kas accepted n )! Hon with tko Laundry, and will tnko ckargo of thb collecting and delivering department. Mi Kato Wooldridgo nud Mist Birdie Willis will spend this nock In Onousboro, tko guests of Mra.W. II. Jlooro. Miss Q rem Henry in oxpoctod to return on Oct 8 from nn extended to relatives and friends in Burlington, Iouir, and Su Louis, Mo. Mr. Josso Spicelnud loft yesterday for llopkinsvlllo to accept a position as salesman in tko dry goods storo of G. M. Latham. Jesse is a deserving young man, honest nnd upright, and wo cominoud him to his employer as in ovory respect worthy of confidence Telephone. MATRIMONIAL. Mr. Jokn Caperton nnd Miss Staudiford wero marriod at Louisville Sept. 29, Tko brido is a daugblor of tko Into Dr. . D. Tho groom is n millionaire, MABBUOK LICENSES. Ucury E. Gilky to Martha L. Fletcher. James II. Iligkt to Mjrtlo M. Marquess. Tko l'nragon Brand of moots is tko best on oartk. Ask your grocer for tko Paragon Brand. Uewaro of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. oa mercury will surely destroy tko bouso of smell nnd com plotcly derange tho wkolo system wkou entering it tkrougk tko mocous surfaces. Suck articles snould novor be vWod oicept on procriptions from ropuUblu as tbe damago tkoy will do Is ton fold to tko good you can possibly dorivo from tuom. Hall's Catarrk Curo, manufactured by P. J. Ckenoy &Ca, Tolodo, 0.,coutains no mercury oud it Is takau internally, nnd nets directly upon tko bloo.l and mucous surfaces of tko system. In buying Unll's Catarrk Curo bo euro you cot tko gonuino. It is token Intornally, and mndo In Toledo, Okio, by F. J. Chcnoy & Co. "Sold by-Druggist, 7Dc. per bottlo. Opening, Mrs. M. E. Kodgorawill havener display of Irlmmod kaW, bonnets, etc., to-morrow nnd next day. Tko ladlos aro all awaro that Mrs. Rodgors' display will givo a cor roct Idea of tko stylos of tko season. A cordial invitation is extended tkem to coll early nnd vlow this grand exhibition of flno mlllluory goods. Democratic Man Meeting, A mass mooting of tko Democrats of Ckrlstlan county was hold in tko couu ty court room Ootobor 1st, 1892, composed of dolegatos from over tho county, and was called to ordor by Chan. M, Meackam, wkeu on motion i J. D, Hays was elected ckalrmau and S. L. Froggo socretnry. On motion tko mcoling endorsed Mat S, Major as tko Democratic candidate for Shoriff of Ckrlstlan county. On motion tko ckalrmau was to npwlnt delegates to tko Democrntlo convention to bo hold nt Kultawn on October Cth, 1892, tko purpoao of wklck will bo to nominate candidates for Circuit Judgo and Commouwoaltk's Attoruoy. Tko delegates worn instructed to voto for Hon, J. It,,Grncofor Judgo and lion. J. B, Gnrnolt for Attornoyi Tko names of tko Uologatoa aro as follows t Jokn Phelps, P. W. Dabney, 0, H, Dusk, Ckas. M. Moackam, L. n. MoKee, Huntar Wood, F. B. Lacy, II. W. Tibba,8. G, Buckner, W. M. West, J. E. Clalborno, J, M. Mg-gins, V, A. Gcrnett, R, Y, Pendletoni Dr, J.B. Jacloicu.WtA. WUgus, J HERE AND THERE. Ileglstor, register, rrgistor. Rcgislor to-day, your only ckonco. Vitnlln and Vitalla Lnor Pills nt Rogers & Elgin's, Mr. II. II. Skorrott is up again nftor a Hovero nttaok of fovor. Prank ZIndor will mnko your pautn of Mnyflold Jeaiw from I2.C0 up. .TkoOnonsborofnlr, tko most fair In Kontucky, will liegln to morrow. Senator J. S. 0. Blackburn will speak nt Cadiz noxt Monday, county court day. Dr. A. J, Knnpp, tuo coleDrnled optician, will bo at Dr. Young's olllco Nov. l.ono day only. Mr. Polk Cauolor Bold n number of lots on Jostip Avenuo Saturday, nt very satisfactory pricos, Tko Baptists aro kolding n very In teresting meeting nt Croflon. Tkcro luno boon soreral conversions, Quarlcs ft Keatts, tko Cadiz kaudlo diamonds, watches nnd Jowolry. Gold siectacle3 J I. CO to 72000, finest louses mado, at Quartos & Koatts', tko Cadiz jonolors. Remember Mrs. M. E. Rodgors fall Millinery oponiug Woduesdny and Tkursday next. Mr. C. M. Day, of Crofton, kas pur chased a lot in that place nnd will build a fino rosidonco upon sanio at onco. Dr-A. P. Campbell, dentist, building, up slalrs. noxt door to Judgo Landes' lr.w oflicv. n specialty. Tho L. &X, will sell round trip tickets to Lexington, Ky. nt ouo faro ($7.18) Oct. 3rd to 11th inclusive, good returning until Oct. 20th. Account Trotting Races. J. M. Adams, Agt. Iho Kextcceun Is tko largest semi-weekly in tho State, nud is always brimming full of nows. Como in nnd subscribe for n year, quit borrowing your neighbor's paper and givo him n "rest." Tko dnolling kouso of Goo. Tucker, of Todd county, was comsumod by firo ouo dny last week. Mr. Tucker lost nil bis furnituro and a year's supply of provisions, also. Ho had no iusuranco. Bob Morniugslar, of Bowling Greon, is doing Onensboro selling mlnlaturo parachutes for advertising purposes. Robert should bo careful and not let his "pair o' shoots" fall into unsnfo kands. -Mr. E. B. Bassott kas been appoint ed u commissioner of tko Western Kentucky Lunatio Asylum, vico Judgo II. T. Petroo, resigned. Mr, Bossett qualified yesterday and will meet with tho board to-day. Dr. Knnpp, tho optician, spent Saturday futko city nnd Ids rooms wero crowdod throughout tko day, many kaving to wait tkoir turn. Tko Doctor only romaiuod ono day, kenco tko rusk. See kis return dato. Tkrougk tko courtesy of Mr. C. M. Brown, Circuit Clerk, wo knvo boon onablod to furnish tho full proceedings of Circuit Court, aud tkoro kavo boon vory few cases of interest lo tko public which wero not published In tkoso columns. Tko star routo between tbis city and Grscoy kas boon discontinued and tho mall is now aont out nt 1:50 a. in., via tko O. V. routo. This will bo a groat convenience to tko people living in South Christian along tho C. & P. road,ns tko mail will bo transferred at Grncoy and distributed along tko lino early In tko morning. Mr, C. D. Davis kas sold out kis general merchandise business at Beverly and will raovo to Montgomery county, Tenn., nt onco, wkoro ko will ongago In a similar pursuit at Now Enterprise Mr, Davis leaves a flourishing business, wklck ko built up by Mr dealing and strict attention to business, aud bis many friouds wish him nbuudaut succoss In kis now field. Mr. D. I. Crabtroo, of Croftou, who bad tko misfortuno to loso kis storo kouso by liro sonio months ago, kas rebuilt aud will open up a full lino of general ntorckandiso this week, His now building is n largo brick, conveniently arranged and located on tko Bamo spot wkcro tko framo structure fonuorly stood. Mr. Crabtroo kas always oujoyod n libornl skaro of aud tko prospoots nro tknt kis old custom will roturn to klin, now tkat ko kas opened up ouow. Dun's Weekly Roviow of Trado says: Business continues larger than oor at this tlmo of tho year, and tko commercial sky is witkout n cloud Money ovory wkoro Is In amplo supply, aim collections uavo vory rarely boon more gcuorally satisfactory, Crop reports aro uniformly favorable, and tko promlso is distinctly bettor than it wna a fow weeks ago. At tko South tkoro is muck oncouragomout by lu tko pneo of cotton, ally business is not only lurgor, but tko outlook for tho coming mouths is regarded ovorywkoro with tho utmost confidence. Ono feature of to-day's reglbtratloti may bo lions to many, and should bo of iutorost to nil, It Is tho primary election provision of tko now election law that only thoso who register now and have enlored upon tko gonoral registration books tkelr "party affiliation" shall bo allowed to voto or in any primary election until nftor tho 'noxt gonoral registration. Therefore, If you would voto at nny oily primary election or at any primary election of ycur party during tko next twelve moutks,you mutt register Hunting's ClrcuB will glvolnoox' klbltlons In tho city to-day. Don't forget Mrs. Rodgors' ory pponlng to-morrow nnd noxt day. Born to tho wifo Mr. Robt. S. Green, on Ike 1st lust., a fino boy. Miss Ida Alton's Fall opening of millinery goods to-morrow nnd noxt day. Tko county medical Bocioty mot yesterday, Tkoro was a fair attendance. Rcgislor to-day nt tho court kouso, Jiugsdalo's, Gnltkor's and Wkoolor's warehouses, Tko Rico wkont, n now vnrioly In tins section, is bolng sown In portions of Trigg. Do not overlook tko fact of Miss Allen's inlllinory opening to-morrow nud Tkursday, Remember Mrs. Rodgors' grand displny of .tulllinory Wodnosdny nnd Thursday, Oct. 5 nnd C. Mr. Joku W. Konnody, of Sinking Fork, kas sold out kis Interests, nud will inovo to Kansas nt onco. No ono should fall to witness tho grand and gorgoous streot parado of Hunting's show to-day. Yoatorday was County Court tlay. A good crowd was in tko cily and our merchants did a good business. Tkoso who do not intend going lo tko circus should nt least sco tko streot parado. It will bo n gorgoous affair. In a recent gntno of baso ball at Montgomery between tko Gracoynnd Montgomery clubs tko latter team won tko victory. Messrs. E. P. Campboll, II. R. Lil-toll, Geo. O. Long and Jno. B. Trice loft yesterday to nttend tko Bankers' Convention at Lexington, Miss Attn loaves to-day for Tko Christian church was packed yesterday afternoon lo hear ker lecture on tko manners nnd customs of ker peoplo. Mr. I. S. Tovis, of Boylo county, sold nt auction yesterday, at Layno's stablo, 25 fino young bluo grass mulos. Tko pricos realized wore from $228 por pair down lo 5150. Tkoy wore vory cheap mulos nnd tkoso who purchased secured great bargains. A debate of much Interest is nounccd to tnko placo at Golden Pond, iu Trigg county, Oct. 11 to 17 between Samuel P. Putnam, infidol of Now York, nnd J. N Hall, Baptisti of Fulton, Ky. Putnam donios tho inspiration of tho Biblo as boing a revelation from God; Hall affirms. Both are said to bo men 6l ability and a lively discussion is expected. Tho heaviest pnssengor engiuo in America was sent out of tho Union Pacifio shops at Omaha, Neb., last week. With tender conlod up Iho now engine weighs 218,000 pounds, nnd is twenty tons hoavicr than tho largest passeugor engines used in this part of tho country. It carries 180 pounds of steam and stands lb foot from rail to top of OMr. Lucien Davis has moved into ono of tho Latham cottages; Mr. R. b. Wnlpolo has moved into the S. II, Myers kouso on Nortk Main; Mrs, M. A. McGokeo kas moved into ouo of tko Forbes houses on Soutk Virginiu Streot; SkoritT West kas moved to Mr. Polk Canslor's donco placo -and Mr. L. E. Elkins has moved to Mrs. MoGehee's eottago on North Main, Ono week from to-morrow our Fair commences. Extensivo preparations are boing mndo to entertain visitors and everything points to n most suc cessful mooting. Already somo fino stock is coming in and it is expected that tho stalls will nil bo flllod by opeuing day. Floral hall will bo ono of the chiof attractions, and tho dis plcy of agricultural implements will bo much larger than formorly, Tkoro will also bo racing eack day and good purses aro offered. Tko Fair kop will occur at Moay on's kali on Friday ovoning'Oct. 11. Tko affair tkia year is oxpoctod lo eclipso all previous efforts, and to tkat ond oxtonsh o preparations nro bo ing mndo to ontortain tho numorous visiting guests oxpeclod. Chnrlio's famous Italian bnud will como ovor from Nashvilllb and furnish music, Tho Hall will bo docoratod as it novor was boforo.and this social ovont prom isoi to bo a moit brilliant ouo. Tho Hopklnsvillo Public ' Schools, wklto nnd colored, nro making oxton sive preparations to colobrnto Coluni' bus Day, Oct 21. Tkis day will bo observed nil ovor tko Uuitod Statos aud Canada, aud nowkoro is mora in torost being manifested than in tko Soutkorn Statos, At tkq while school building thoro will bo outdoor exer cises In tho yard, consisting ol es says, declamations .and a raising and saluting of tho flog. Will pommouco ntOiROond eloso nt 11 a. m. At a meetlug of Company C hold, nt tho armory Thuosdoy night, Ltout, Harry G. Tandy was unanimously elected to fill tho vacancy causocl by tho resignation of Copt. E, W. Cum bough. No bettor man could bo at tho koad of our local military company tkan Cdpt. Tandy, He baa Borvod a long apprenticeship in ranks, is a gplnudid drill master, a good disciplinarian, aud 'possesses lu a marked degroo tko qualities in a soldier. His bearing is dignified, and kis intercourse with tko rank ond file is suck as to win popularity whila at tko, samo timo commanding tkoir respect, Wo predict continued and iucroased succoss for Company 0 under its. new command er, Tho otuor youfig men were in tho Hue of promotion, and deserved tks recognition tkoy received, Paducob DREAM OF HEWS. Circuit Court Adjourns, Tko Soptembor term of Circuit Court closod Saturday. Tko docket was a very lnrgo ono and kns boon cleared with much dispatch. Tho last wcok was taken up principally with civil nnd equity business. Out on Dond. Goo. Bullard walvod examination on n charge of cutting In suddon heat and 'passion, nnd was pormlttod to givo bond iu tho stim of 100 for his nppcoranco boforo tho court next March. Bullard cut Henry Drexlor in a row about two wcoks ago, Tobacco Barn Burned, Mr, F. 13. Laoy, of Falrview, lost n tobacco barn by firo Saturday night. The barn contained about twonty acres of his best tobacco, which was being curod whon tho firo broke out. Over tho lino in Montgomery county, Tenn., t wool ker f armors lost a barn oapk by firo Saturday, also. Prof. Hicks on October Yeathcr. Autumnal stormy of rain, with possible snow to tko West and North, will prevail nbout tko tho first of tho mouth, Behind tho storms nnd up to abouttho7tband8thit will bo vory cool with frosts to tho northward. Warmer tt those dates, with much tondoncy to storminoss. From 12th to 15th it will turn much warmer and result iu raoro storms, beginning in tho West and trnvollug lo tho East. A freezing blast from tho Northeast will follow this poriod. CITY COURT NEWS. R. II, Molutyro, drunk ond disorderly, givon G days in tho work houso, Jno. Connoll, drunk, fined $5 and costs. Groen Lodford, col., injuring prop erty, dismissed. Geo. McNully, drunk, fined 55 nnd costs. Jno. JofTor80n, col., .unlawfully taking property, fined 53 and costs. Tom Miles, col, samo, not found. When Nature Needs assistance it may bo best to roudor it promptly, but ouo should remember to uso oven tho most per fect remedies only whon nooded. Tho best and most slmplo and gontlo remedy is tho Syrup of Figs, manufao turod by tha California Fig Syrup Co. Miss Allen's Fall Opening. Miss Ida Allen will havo n Pall opening of Millinery goods nnd grand display of fino pattern hats aud bon nets just rccoived from tho oast, .on Wednesday and Thursday of this weok. Her stock comprises nil tho latest stylos nud shapes in those goods. All tho ladies aro invited to coll. Fall Races. ThoL. &N. will sell round trip tickets (o Louisville at ono nud ono third fares (50.77) Oct. 2d to 8th returning until Oct. 10th. Account Fall Races. J. M. Adams, Agt. Wlir'We iietd Two Ear. , Sound travels by waves, radiating from a central point of disturbance, just as waves nullato when a stone Is thrown Into still water. So far as tho hearing of each Individual Is concerned these waves inorc in a direct lino from tho cause of tho disturbance to tho car. This bclnff tho case, tho Impact Is greater In tho car nearest tho sound. Xow, a person who has totally lost tho hearing of one car cannot locate tho direction of a nolso to havo his life, oven when tho center of disturbance is quito near, llllnd persons learn to estimate distance- in u fcurprlslnir brief period after losing their sight, but experts on diseases of the car say that persons wholly doi'ir, is;2r can never learn the direction from which a soundcomes. rhlladclphl a 1'rcsa. Fortunate for lllui. "Doctor," said Mr. Uloobumper to Rev. Dr. Thirdly, "do you think that In tho next world wo shall pursue- tho same avocations that wo do in this?" "Somo hold that opinion," replied tho clergyman cautiously, "but why do you ash?" "If such was tho case, I was thinking our ice man would bo in great luck." Urooklyn Life. r "'ot Malaria, Liver Trouble, orlndigoatiorijUso ROWN'S IRON BITTERS SPECIAL LOCALS. COWS LOST. Strayed iu July two milk cows, ono largo jet black, othor small rod, F. 0. Stowe, Church Hill. T Y N ! NOW! Now is tho timo to begin work on that Catarrh, or Luug Troublo. Don't wait until tko cold, mrd wintor is on you. Wo can offer you u pleasant aud certain remedy, and if you will call to boo our agent ko will givo you a trial treatment free. Writo for our manual giving full particulars and many wondorful euros. Specific Oxygen Qo W. E. Foolhs, Agont. Hopklnsvillo, Ky, IMMMMW SPECIAL LOCALS Columbian Exposition. Tho l'irst Kationnt nank has opened an account called "Tho Columbian Exposition Fund," nnd proposes n plan by which most any body may bo auio to nttonu mo groat lair in ieim Particulars on application. Farm for Sale. Tko flno and fortllo farm known as tho DOSTIOK PLACE, near Qracoy. It Is situated oil Sinking Fork crook nnd Is directly on tho 0, V. Railroad, 0 miles wost of Hopklnsvillo and it miles from Gracoy. Tho tract contains 107J ncros loss 5 acres deeded to tko railroad. It Is woll Improved, woll watorod and In a good state of cultivation. It kns a promising young orchard, nlso a now barn just built. Has lxtk a lasting, spring and n good cistern, it is located m n goott notgn borhood, lying between tho jHrs. JlcUnrty and Airs, nna is couvoniont oflico nnd churches, I a 1 IK B ifi Iff I it i farms of N.M. Cox, to schools, post- l will oiler this vnluablo tract at a groat. bargain nnd on oasy terms. For furthor Information call on or address mo nt Gracoy, Uy., or inquire at iventcckian ouico. Jon.v J. Heed. Picket Fencing All wishinc Picket Foncinu can bo supplied by Jno. J. Motcnlfo. FARMLAND House & Lot For Sale, If not sold privately boforo, I will offer to tho highost bidder at Court Houso door, on Monday, November 7th, a farm of 70 acres near Fairviow, on which nro n dwelling, barn nnd outbuildings. Also n houso and lot on Elm street, in Hopklnsvillo, known as tho John Brown placo. Tonus mado known on day of sale. S.P.ELGIN, Executor. Sept. 2712 tm. Fall Suitin gp . .Frank Zindor, merchant tailor, is just in receipt of fall supplio3 for suit ings. Call and soo thorn. Best work nnd lowost prices. FOR SALE. A two story residenco on wost side of South Mam streot, adjoining C, M. Moacbam's, Tho owner has secured a position in Clarksvillo aud will sell at a bargain. Apply to Garnett & Moone, Real Esta'.o Agouts. Big Stock Sale. I will offer for sale, on FRIDAY, OCT. 7th, '92 ht tho Kiiir Grouid, about 30 head (if .lix'k, including brood mares old. yearlings and sucklings; nlw my STALLION, GOV BLAOKBUHN. There will b(! n lino hit of iiniioiled Holstein cows mid their uiTnpriiigs including heifers iu milk, jearhugs calves, .to. A flno lot of cattle nnd grades, and n few pure Southdown sheep, buckH nnd Tho thorough-bred Bull, out or Crown Jewel, bred by Jerry Bnlor of Nashville, Tenu., will ulfo be put on sale, also a hanilsonio pair of Buy (Holdings, 1 nnd G years old, by Forest; nnd six yearling mules. All tho obovo stock can bo soon at tho Fair Grounds a week prior to day of sale. Sond for Catalogue. DR. B. S. WOOD. Ready! Ready! Ready! John Monvon has just received his splendid stock taught for tho cash and remember mat a uouar maue is a dollar saved and Honest John, Tho Farmer's Friond, will sell you goods, clothing, boots and shoos for less money than nuy houso in Kentucky, Call aud soo us. John Moaton. Storo will bo closod Saturday, Oct. 1, 1892. GRAND MILLINERY OPENING OF Pattern Hats Frenoh Novelties, And In fact everything in tho Millinery Lino, Wednesday & Thursday 00T. 5 AND 6. The event of the season. Showy Patterns AND "Oorreot Shapos And Ideas of the Styles this season. All tho Indies invited to call. MRMunCLnYNE METZ1 OLD STAND, aigjiasijgeijriEirfrf&iirfE u (Tl is lU THE THIRD ANNUAL FAIR of Tin: Ch?isti&& County Palp Company WILL UK HELD AT Klr. ON Wednesday, Thursday, Friday $ Saturday, Oet'p 12, 13, 1.4 and 1.5, '92. An-; B)l3E!Sg!rSggggfgg(aT LETTER TO MY FRIENDS. I havo Just returned from tho K.i and thiitk I cau show you ouo of tho prettiest stocks of Diiess Goons, Notions, Household Gooi, Stamped Linen Novelties and Fall Wiiaps over opoucd In this inaiket. A full lluo of, C.uti'KTS, Runs and OilCloths, SlilCjoy's Ladles' and Miesos' Fino Shoes. A splendid lino of Blankets, Underwear of all kinds, Etc., Etc. All of tho abovo havo beou bought for CASH, nnd I don't Intend to bo undersold by any ouo. 1'Jcare give mo a call. T. M, JONES. ljfBteipU!ifd5ir31'afiEils II fl u if 1' ii m iv I m IHl ill i HERMAN COX. NW if IB Wlilikj lll) n ii i i i ii ii iiariiiL'UBinuinawiui lr I J IWI ,.'U imlii. Hook nf inr. b mS Mm tlcnlan lent FIIKK, mJ9 HH.Wnnn.T.Mmi. a rUMA.iiA, Unicode wtiitciuii FIRM, HATS. CRUSHERS- All tho nobby shapes ami color. Jtitt tho HiIiikh for rally full. DERBYS- r.vcrythlntfiicw. Tho "World lteiiowncd KNOX HATS"-all tho uobhy fall style and colors. SOFT HATS- We handle a complete lluo of 8TKT80N8' best makes ox-amino our irciiuluo HKAVKIt Hats-all stylos. 'I ho Oiiiiiiuls me beautifully and conveniently located, ntitl well siiltlillcil wild all conveniences for the commit anil plcnturo of both e.lillillor. and vlsltms. Ample accommodations havo been piovhlcd for clock nf all kind. . $3,000.00 IN PREMIUMS! Till: 1'IIUMIUM LISl' lias been revised and enlarged, and Includes neailv nil articles that aro cnlricd for exhibition, Competition In nil clasxcs Is coidially Invited and Is open to all. Trottbg, Running & Pacing Races On ono of tho best tiacU lu lhoj3lato. Libciid Purees nro offered lu all Clas c. yj FIllTIT, FLORAL and VKUETAIILi: DISPLAYS. These 111 plays wilt surpaHH Ihosoor all previous cxhbltloiis belli lu extent nnd ij vniiciy ill ill fl fri 1 Iff i ili TIIELADIKS DEPARTMENT will contain hundreds of useful and ornamental household aillcloj. Send to tiecretary for Premium List. Excursion rates on all Railroads! It. CA UDLE, President M. ('. KORIIES. Vice President. J. II. GALIIltEATH, Scc'ry and TrcasV. djgggg5f3SgEit3S(ai5f31EiegEitiS' "jt -W if IU i ii if p ffl 5 I Ll in TJj KMf BEST WAGON MANUFACTURED. Como to sen us boforo you buy, vo will snvo you monoy. Wheat Sacks - - Wheat Sacks. Wo havo n largo stock of tho vory besi quality nnd wo soil thorn choap. Wo Want You to Come , . and go through onr stock. Wo will bo Jad to see you and Doliovo tun whoj you examino our goods nnd get ou. pricos on them, you will i is to your Iutorost to trado with us. We Want to Sell You , , PLOWS, HARROWS, DRILLS nnd orery kind of agricultural Implement manufactured. Also2Hardware of nit which wo dought in lnrgo loU for Cash nndvonrolina position to sell you choaper than you can buy ndywhoro olso. Do You Want a Wind Mill? If so, you want to soo us Immediately. Wo havo sold and put into successful oporntiou more Wind Mills this year than nuy othor houso in Western Kontucky nnd ovory ouo wo havo put out is glvlugnbsoluto satisfactitti. I I V"1'A 'htUWi,. Maiestic Steel Range. Best that monoy nud sklllod labor can produco,'nud nt tho cost'of cast iron, send lor cataloguo and lull particulars. And When You Want Lumbor of nny kind, rough or drcssod. Or any builUing Uono, romois, that our "Excelsor Planing Alills" nro still In tho load, and wo hnvo tho furillllM mill InrmuL oiimrienca as CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS. havo moro different kiuds of Buggies aud ovorythlng olso on wheels, alii host prnilo. which wo bouirht bv tho car load aud will soil thorn choanorJtb ovor before. Wo bought thorn to sell. Got our pricos on anything you wan lu tho Hnrnoas nnd Snddlo lino. Wo have n comploto stock of tho best qunl ty of goods. Buy Rots of Rock Salt. Wo nro headquarters for Bono Jloa FORJjiS & BRO. i r ock at the handsome line of New Carpets jnst received. First class Millinery at low prices. 1MIS, KLEIN Ii CO. 1 s v- Every department replete with novelties not to be found. where. We name tho lowest prices on striotly first class goods, earnestly asu your investigation, a glance at our goods and,pj 77U1 convmce tne mosttsKeptic. On VtTESDAY. SEPT. 27, our Millinery Opening takes We will have for your inspection 50 PATTERN HATS, reprel 1 -1 J1 J1 i.i.!1 . -L ing new ana unique iueas auu suiiKing comDinaTjions we are ing the styles. Oome and we will convince you- RICHARDS, KLEIN & CO! NEW I nrsrs SUITS. nos' TOT BREASTED SUITS. ODD PANTS. TJxiIfoim.l3r 3?rices. IT WONT Hi: Orit FAUM Jl (hoy aro not aa SWLLL, and when ll comes to coiicrvtillvo bliMuoM Suits wa.ni'0 ltlOMT IN IT. Aio the lalost and mint dcslujlilu, Suits for full, our lluo In drays nnd Tans, Sco1 Wo havo tried ouisslvcs lu IhUlliio and oiirassorliuout ofCaisliucios and Womtcdw will daz' your oyos. Cniiia snd sco IIioiii. Xothliigllko Itlu the history of llopklusvlllo's Clothlui; trsde. ST?"! ALEX. sra FURNISHIl o DRESS SIIIRn SHIRTS, MECK t IMPt UjYDERIVE HOSIERY, XECKWEAnr , , 3M Grand ESxositioaa OF NEW FALL f SHOUT KVUUVTfUNO.'