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kSubicribers desiring a change ofo j 1 always give previous

address when writingt Correspondents when out of stujttlonery should mention fact on ajfe epnrate slip of poperpIk f > JNo commission

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1JOHN SDARP WILLIAMS of MREb

Thi eis8iRpt will be thu1 aflyV spokesman in the Houte

i of CungruHS fur the next two years2 t11 hoped that he will say t uuu

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1 1 UMOLB JUSEVU OAKNON was rcJ elected Monday to rule thu U b

117 > UOUBO of Representatives and per a

< 1 wit such legislation by tiie peoples g

1li Itlelegatea as he thinks Ot and ispp < proper When it comes to autob c cracy sour Uuco Jo i a wore

S genuine snide titan the Czar ofI i ttussia

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AFFAIRS in Russia are goingi rapidly from bad to worse Scant

4 hews has como from there sincer the Itrike of telegrapher butFPsCenturies of despotic misrule have

tborne their legitimate fruit and

t IE 1 7 there may bo a reign of terror to1 4 urpeven that of the French1I 3 C

Revolution

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v > i1 j t THE courtmartial acquitted

I rz Cadet Merriwether of LouUinnur it <

of the charge of killing1 Branch of New fork at the An¬

s01 napolis U S Naval Academy but

A E i recommended Merri wethers dll1 i rLN11 ct + loissal from the Academy furf Breaking the rules of the joshJt <

Tfiiit would be an injusof ti fpr according to the evi ¬

t dence lIe riwelher was compelct i Felfniefenca to pursue thiI hcKjuldv owing to the

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Jt 1ti lct1 7I1 QRRESPONDINLt I

eSpringfield0

h were ln Mt Sterling SaturdayFlemingE 0 B Spratt ought H sow And

J six pigs of John H Crow for 22

Miiies Ethel Fleming and Annai Brokagbvi6ited at Kuob Lick

11 t tII i 1 ThuridyBerrytt <

1 > mountains onia hunting tripBIrs Katie Bnyd and son WH

llaa Borland Miss Lutie SmathlL ITS Visited h Owlngsville fro >

Wednesday till Friday JTb little daughter of Mr andktMrs Jhe Foley ded Sunday ofr 4 diphtheria We extend our sym

pathydo the bereaved parentsf

t1t tI HlllJbbroJ8 RMoBobi sold to John Call> vtwo epWB atE35per owL4 0

leyofMysvlUe1HvJlllf i

J TTAfeRoborts Bold to M I

Ic BaBHders 8ve 1009lb BteerB at 3J < 0perlb

Mra Gardiner visited relap iyesat Orawgebarg from Mondayr Yrlda f t

4 l <eitl 1JtstJU r Madl80n Inw4J oviii hsthterMriM A

Dii1o Thursdayk r JVsCrHurlfy was called toM re

iJl t the darigeroaa 1114JI new of his slater Mrs WB Parkerv 3MiiiKaAtchIionwhobas been

1 attendlngschoolatRlchnondspe nt1h a lklii Y slater MrsS

t l A Dodq-

1 i Kewt HoiIenld poBBlonerdlodI FrldaYoroldagead a8bnrhd

F eSaturdayat Phelps graveyardMI

jg Miss Lellaii Waltda arid Alvin S >

4t K X uaUwer8mardedMonday eve4V Isg r at the rasidenfWiIrvnTiey left immediate1L 3M ulsvlllelndClnolnnatITbeytI itts thenr lieere goodrwl te and wWi them auto time of4

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F I t r it j J L Darnell completed a course> Y r in Ji btlliaeecolleg at Lexington

cft F jlijr 1i v j8and returned home nextr iJ

k I A cJP ae on time Dec 1

4 4 ji aa< i a crossed his fury each day7with Hiteisaow on the aorn1> liefatLllt >

rz r t J S lttt r of1 bought tbeepotMlJ ji > t tea edlt adftI dam also spotti

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T t ftLjllj last week paylpg1 1Qor the two

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t ti9 fey rjj properly J last week tuZIarI1u i i lsrfor8OO

z t l JMiL1h closed out the lastId1oOyo J le fam last week

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> k i12Jpetheadj ri 4 tV Walter Aaderion and farailywho

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hen living in Hoopeston IIIT

Z ij I Y5f rtH push two yee returned

i 1 I laitoprseK to live witli the fbrei r aZ t > eGeorge Andersorr and wjfe

t 1It i JJm Wlkerwho IrMusatly asf-J 1

f eipleiuaIIy Hakes inquiryor IrstofalRjiltiis if Barkley has

I i I iF OB jfcekr When told that he hasr 1wet htS ye 1 will stop awhile

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IUppt fE B Stond und wife of near

Carlisle iited RL Stone nodile several days last week

Alfred Carter went to Mt Ster ¬

ag Sunday to see hid oiotherMrsMary Carter who is not expected

live U Lyter accompaniedhim i

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West EndMJ E PiersallMrs Howard Hashund Mrs Aquilla Duniel ure sickS3

L R Hensley has resigned hisosition with Wm BooneinownsHogkilling is about over here

Hogs were well failed Luc gene rilly M

small being young hogs

Salt Lick had a 20 ft rise Satur ¬Saydnuiago toforn and fodder in theWlow lands

Richard Eroth and ihe Cornwallwho went io Oregon twi

months ago write they are wellpleated It was reported that DickSHI in the chimney corner and criednil day

Howard and Glenn Piercall re-

turned Saturday romClark countwhere they had been rabbit hunt ¬

ing Paul Pier ull In getting ovei-fence accidentally discharged hu-

un and his hnd was entirely toriwotr Tho wound IP painful

doing well

Grange CityBorn to Wes Royse and wife aIi

boyWes Royso bought a horse MS

Havens fur 115fSimps Walton bought a horse ii I

Fleuiingsburg for 125

6L Havens sold a yearling coltto Dr W E Phillips for f200

Mrs Ma Walton and children ofnear Flemingsburg are visiting RR Walton

Faus Johnson sclda bunch ofhogs to Turner Anderson of Bat

4IctBud Colliver bought of 1rlnHawkins of Hillsboro u pair oftaufes for 210wMiss Emuiii Colliver vitcGeorge Colliver and family at Poptiur Plains Fridayt

Mrs L G Rigdon and son Thouvisited Mre Jus Riddle and tam ¬

ly on White Oak-

ForrestWllIeroy andjvife visitIm AndvrlKl and wlfe at Wy ¬ v

ming ThanksgivingT R Ratliff Co sold a bnnc

of hogs to Herbert Grabnis ii

Flemingsburg 4oMiu Lolla Willeroy returne

last weekafter an extended vici Itto relatives in Virginial

Miss Bessvisited LG Rigdon and familyfrom Wednesday until Mondayl

Miss Sallie Estilling school at Riohmond MadisoInstitutecame home for a visit to-

e her parents Wm Estill and wife

Miss Minnie Walton left Tues i

day for a visit to her brother inGrant county She will visitand relatives at Lexington anWilmore

Taylor Bradley and family ofWyoming moved to the house vaoatcd by Wen Royse Wes movcto the farm he bought nearsons Ford

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StepstonoW J Lawson and wife left SatspondD a

Mrs Ohs eRIIy spent SunthwlEh her parents Joe F Wilsonu dwIfeontLieLane farnr

We are told that ire will have toextend congratulations soon to t p-

other couple How about itWGWell we are having a touch

good fashion ofolataaii wlnjust now and while it makeegoodhogkilling still it is pincby

Alex Karrick wife and child ofFlat Creek spent from Saturdaytill with his fatherinlawJE Colmiohaeland tam ily

Wm Carmichael says he hoe t1be-

coming years moat bung up nisitceacross e etheyLeat it N I

Yes VeiltEfldIiWtsuR SaltRTer berewere no niggers with us this timeThey almost all voted under therooster the last time

Mrs GW Blevins aged afeout48 years and a sister of Mrs J R

Dwiundllaaleday nightat her home near Eirington

ngG W Eldridge who was aC diebedside of his brother Jim at fordliomedthe same which wag justVnliyewith very little chance for him

Richard Cairo tt Jr has rented011the W T Turley farm for another

year and says to that lady fde ridthat sent him that out bachelorscard from Wyoming he will guarantee that he will not stay in thatdan long if she lisa good lookingas the postal says she is and willonly wake herself known

E A Flynn the night yardmasiler at Mt Sterling stole a man eItInonear o r neighbors Sunday aweek ago and took oIF bodily MlPSLena Parktr the only daughter orMrd MaryiParker and gr nddaugh

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4paredwhere they will he found by allfriends We extend eongratulat ons

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FalrviaWJohn Boyd bought some hogs at1cSeveral hogs were killed in this

part last week a

J W Hendrix bought n steer ofRKincaid fur 30 I s

George Kirk and family visitedNick Rodgers last week li

Marshall Emmons returned fromHoopcston Ill lust weekviJerryarion Indiana lust weekla

William Anderson bought of1a8 Woodard two shouts for 8

Wm Jackson of Wyoming winthis part on business last week

Miss Carrie Hawkins visited tivaryday ISnot Lee Perkins nnd Jiloon b

eekreturned from IllinoislaiH

cJames Woodard of Sirabble

Ridge bought some corn at 2 perIblfrclsFlat CrookoEtna Smoot spent Thanksgivingday with Mary SteelehDosserul days lust week with Wm Gar ¬ c

nerIIamifeLee Sietlc sold Edward moot 5

shoaU and Owens Myers two ut 4 Jcents a pound

Emery Cannon of near MtStsrine spent Thursday night witbIEdward Smoot

John Chandler and wife spent t

rqm Thursday until Sunday withMark Donaldson and wife

Mm Raukins and son Creth oMt Sterling rpent Sunday andSunday night with Mrs SallioISmoot

Austin Royse and wife and Mr8ITom Royec of Mt Sterling weregilests of Mrs Wm Garner VedI

1nelduy nightArnold Cannon and Jauies Car

ton of Nicholas county stopped over Thursday night on thel

aytoSuitLick

1Mrs Mary Metcalfe and daughXens Pickott Maud and Orapent Thanksgiving day with

friends In Mt Sterling

CrooksJ O Wood was at Abhland Sat

urduy and SundayDavid Gilbert of Midland City

was hare Monday on businessItfire elotJueldu Conner of OwingsV

cIvilleis visiting Miss Siellu rliowaWilson Hendrix shipped n car¬

of cattle to Cincinnati Tuea

dayPeedLi th ram rhippod a r-

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of cattle to Cincinnati Suturdyn

Sam Ralliff and wife of SaltLick visited relatives here laotweek

Miss May Barnes came hoc pIpenddJim Pendleton and wife of Itnu

bon county visited Clyde Pcrgratnand wife last Week

LoulsuIpar¬ents D S Nixon and wife

You are cordially invited to at-tend

¬the box supper at the Peeled

Oak Union Church given by the

SlturdyulgbtDecemberIYlJrP Arthur Barnes entertained

the little folks Thursday from twooclock until four Refreshmentswere served Quite a good timewas bad by nil present

StoOD5in lea beenfeverdA One crop of possums JIB theproduct of this vicinity

Bridges Bros lost by death a fineweanling colt valued at 200

Miss Sallie McDonald spent Itweek with relatives at MtSterIr

perlIleCThe height of some peoples am

billon doesnt reach above tbhead

Mrs E L Fassett and childrenhave returned from a weeks stayat Betheltlyberekilling time

The only business that needs noadvertising is that of being goodthat talks for itself

Mrs L E Grljtgs of Ashlandand Miss Mary Gillasple of Clarkcounty visited here last week

Too often will it bo the case whOpp6riunity knocks nt our doorwill be knocking at the door ofEternity

Some of pur farmers are orcifallen over the tobacco aesociationsfailure The only thing the farmers can succeed at is contributingto the trusts profits

GOT Jell Davis entry intoArkansas Senatorial race wasmarked with a pretty lively seth

dfsplayedhisadvantage We predicted that Jeffwould makfl hinI8WlrmlJe is

politicianJTHOSJ 1 JONESLivery FeedraTS Ui Stable

OWINGSVOiLfri KYuwt1awith Presion Station

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Navlors BranchJohn T Lnthrnm sold a hog toSup1burn Nov 27 toWoodeon Norrls

nd wife a daughterIiiJosh Coyle of Woodford countyyuvisitingCharlie Horseman and wife viahoederal days last week

Ed Jones and wife of Stilt Lick I

the lattere parents Georgeund wife several yste

st week

Mrs Annie Warner anti littledaughter Mary Lee of Owingsville Cand Miss Nannie Leo Pierutt ofIMeaont Valley visited WW Warcerek

nt the residence of antiviyov 30 at 8 oclock Miss Molliearber and Mr Thomas Hart Thejummuaityto hear of the wedding although

drometlau hlpr of Silas Barber nndwkfItf 1IllIr9 Brunch

helutiru11111d nccnmpluhcd yovvnglady and in loved by all who knoV

er She is very popular in soibalTho groom is the youngeit

son uf J T Hart und wilt of thnand0tul1 worthy of tho bride he has

won They were attended byMi811cMamie Barber sister ofund Roll Munley They returnedto the home of the brides parentswhere un elegant supper was serv ¬

ed and many of their friends werepresent We hope their lives tonybe long happy und prosperous nndhat flowers may bloom in thoirI

pathway forever A

fCralgsThe people hero are about donekilling hogs

Mrs Angeline Tincher is betterher illne s

Thomas Craig sold F F Varrt ncalf fur 10

biLI1ClaudirBuddie Jones bought a cult of

for 8 lGeorge Halton bought afnl hog

of Jim Snedegur fur Ik

George Hunt sold Addie Jonestwo steer calves for 30

Dr B F Wells bought two futhogs of Dave Bushfiird at 5e

Smith Thompson houpht a Ihog of Tliott McGlothin fur 10

DJck Mullu und son sold LiteHaiL u pair uf work mules for if 325 f

tThuma Craig sold his lipueo undjhere to Arthur Rogers fur 125

Mrs Alien Toy nnd children weguests of Mrs Attn Warren Sow rday v

Dick Munloy und sun bought apair of mules of William Hart for

275

Miss Annie Smoot of Sherburneis visiting tile family of lUc 111

Ferguson

Thomas Craig of Muysyillv vited relatives here Tuesday andWednesday

Henry Craig of Suit Lick visit ¬

ed his grandparents Win Cruig

rand wife SundayRobert Warren wife and child-

ren spent Sunday with Lawn ICtntTlxuiiut near Olympia

Henry Warren of Preston soldand delivered some corn to his fathcr F F Warren ut 2 a barrel

Jumes Toy sister Miss Ama landMrs Eliza HarrS visited WilliuAtchison and wire ut Suit LickSaturday night and Sunday

Salt LickNet McCarthy sas return

home from Mt SterlingX

Bqrn to Milford Cox and wifenee Leona Maze Nov 30a BonJ

Bro Durham preached thanks¬

giving sermon at tho ChristianChuroh

Mrs Press Jackson and IonofBurns spent Thanksgiving with reiatives in Ashland

Mae daughter of ierrylcCurthougbtIgebe

Misses EWe Kring and MaudAifrey of Riverside pent Thanks¬giving with relatives here

DAtthi8 writing we have notlearned whether there will bo anychurch entertainments or not 8

Hobert Cassity of Yale I whohas been working in New York forthe past three yeurs1came in lustweek on a visit

jfLost week a little child of Clint 1

it1deathhouse and when found was burnedto a crisp

The box supper the1 ladiestended to gIYon

was on accountillJMreRrtndaLowroy epentThanksgiving with her aunt Mrs Kit tie

stUlery on Peeled Oak Mrs Uleryquite an old lady is active

and spry for her years and serveda fine dinner to her guests

lire Combs who hail been holdtheheDuring the meeting Bro Combsbaptizedetaking others into the church

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tioneer call on me Terms reasonableGEORGE H GUDGELL

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C H Graves went to EwingtonndayIiMrs H 0 Irwin was n MtSter ofg FridayHerbert Cosligan was inOwings irle SaturdayW B Swnrts and wire returnedme Tuesday

John L Jackson went to SpencerSunday to visit friends

Amanda Swarms visited her sisre at Salt Lick ThursdaysMrs Carl Blevins of Salt LiukisIy

visiting her stater Mre Paris McartywMartin Spencer ofWcstVirgininame here last week and took ten

men basic to workmtLittlesited her aunt Mrs HortoiiofMtlast weekIJim W Jackson moved from thm

W Penix property to Jeff Jackeon property Thursday i

Mrs Julia Cronan of Lexingtonahoer returned homo SundaytMrs Ellen Darrell and Miss Jell

nio McGlothin of MtSterlin wcreQuests of their father Charles McGtythio Tuesday 0

Died Kov 28Granville Statont the home of his father Meuc5tatonlof rheumatism nnd pneuJIonia He leaves a wile threo

beverni sisters and brotlters and n host of friends to mourntheir loss His death was u greatsurprise us ho was sickonly a CewIday

FairviowBorn to Oscar Evans and wife

2 a girl

G BCaywood sold a pair ofwork mules for 300

J W Hawkins new house neartown is nearly completed

T S Robertson and fumByflppntThanksgiving in Cincinnati

Turkeys have dropped to lOolbhere Eggs are 24c per dozen

Tom Arnott bought the LewisHbrdin home near town for 2000

C M Ratliir IB at Murtinsrillcaid for treatment for rheumatism

J W Clinkenheard and WalterWhuley were in Mt Sterling Saturlilt

The gun club irethad shootingmatch Thursday and another Monday-

kUITulD Crouch sold one of hismures to Mr Royco of Kansas furji225

Dave Crouch hits bought DavidMyero farm un Little Flat Creekfor if2300spentcArrafinitli

Winter set in for sure llaiinkgivins day when we hint the tIn

snow of the seasonA R Robertfio n Is buildingIn

nilditiiin to his tobacco wiirclionfednnd will pui in another screW

JIIWCPIsat Longview Cemetery Sunday

Wm Scott antI daughter of Lebiinon Ind ore visiting friends andrelatives in this and SherburniighborhuodsI

Robert Irvin who had been sickhis hume near SI oo re Hold T

sometime has been visiting I Itssister Mrs J S Vice

OkiaHog killing is the order of the

dayThere was an abundance of ra

last week

Mrs JM Hedtick isjmprovtogvery slowly from her illness

ledThere was a sraden change inthe weuther Saturday night withknow arid very cold Sunday night

ndtThanksgivingSunday afternoon She was accompanied by Albert Quisenberry

near Ewington

Tilmon Riddle moved into thehouse which he purchased of EdAnderson on the farm of the widowGoodpnster deceased He is re-

pairing¬

the firm building n newbarn and talking of building anew house in the near future J offStephens moved into the house va ¬xIcatedGrace the fivoyearold daughterof Tho3 Donton met with apainful accident one day last weekHer father was sprinkling carbolicacid on the floor of the room wherethe childs grandndthrjis ill with

itvpboid fever and ahran bef Irehim and a part of the contents of

hiFoaramay be destroyed

yJ Mrs Janice Grain gave n birthdny dinner Friday Dec 1 in honorwhoInwas fifty eight und Mrs ElizaCram mother of James and Tay-lor Grain who was eighty years ofage It is quite an unusual coinoiclence that a mothers und twosoils birthdays occur on tho sameday of the month Several of thenearest relatives and friends werepresent and spent a pleasant dayMany the trio live to enjoy manymore birthdays

TuBIUGUT SIDERound ersays that sleeping out of doors is

healthfulRounder is an optimistWhat has that to do with itHis wife him out if he

isnt home byteniHouston Post

A REMINDER Why have yougat that string tied about your finger Henpeck

That is to remind me that MrsHenpeck is visiting her mother andthat Tarn going to make a nightofItHoulton Post

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iSotmis WosncuruL PnrcKEFSIt Ecum to us that nub of theopt remarkable timid gratifyingex ¬

ibtis in Mr Wilsons list is thatthe South with its en ton crop

valued ut 575000000 We wornwhit elderly gentleman who

twentyfive years ago were rnvingthe bloody shirt think of this record Is it not helter for theSouth ie it nut better fur us is itnot better fir thu world that thesesister States of ours should be mising littlE u billion doll irs worth ofotton annually than that they

be bound Ion sx thousand i

in the chains of partisanlate The growth of the South in

ealth 111111In earning power iswonderful The people of theSouthern States laud nothing nttho close of the war they wereabsolutely impoverished But that

nut floughThtywele punishedn the pot tb lIum days more cruel

Iyund for a longer time than almust any vanquiHlied people in his-

tory The ill advised laws whichn part from the must unworthy

motives of vengeful resentmentnd in part Ion political advantagehe Republicans of the North put

upon the statute books during thereconstruction period raised and-

okept aflame the negro questionFor more than twenty years afterthe war was over the Southern peepie wero engaged in u struggle tonvert the perils of negro domina ¬

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Once freed from the peril thatbeset U and from continual politi ¬

cal hectoring tjio South went towork with ustonishing industry andsuccess It has in very large portworked out its own commercial industrial and tinancial salvation Ithas not been built up by Northernmoney as thu West was built up byEastern money And now it buscome to n state where its chitf croptunings it in 575000000 in oneyear lint that itt Only the begin-ning

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of the story The new mama ¬

trial activity ot the South is a pIle ¬

nomenon wore notable even titanthe increase in its cotton cropIThere are factories every whereundtheir number is yearly increasingThe cotton and the tobacco of theSouth are nianufucturcdaa it werein the fields wherethe plants growThe furnaces aroinlhc very hurtof the mining districts that supplytheir urea Resources ore nluioHthoundlerB nothing is wasted in thetransportation of raw material la ¬

bor is cheap climate favors andthe spirit of the people is eager toruue the South to tile indumiulplane where the North stands Itis down there in the years to comethat miracles of development antIproiluctiori will be wrought NewYiirt Times

LOUISVILLE NEWS Rnbl >its arereported source inSouth Louisville

Our streets are taking on a livelySIire1u rat U CC plOhllloly

Christmas U only 23 days awayDue Baker will tie our postmaster

fur hoar cuts more Were fur-

s i ou De-ft The roof garden on the S < ebneb

Intel has shut down for the wintcrThe cixieenth largest pumpkinnurej cloth

lacked half a pound of wei hingnsmuch a9 the Just liirg8l oar

Frank Wilson will show ut theOpera IIOUFC ujiuin tonight Lotsof beet people in town were out lusnight to see him

lieAnn EVil Kay tiilil Mary Joneslast Saturday night that she wouldha married before tha year U outAh theme Marv

rlIortetruding is n little dullLumSimon unit Max EJrlranth havebet n dickering a littl > but nothinghas come of Ityer-

Thanksgiving promises to ho n

glad occasion for everybody exceptthe turkey

inThe trade in Long Life Bittershas fell oF a little sluice the govern ¬

went said it contained only 40 percent of alcohol Most everybodyin these parts thought it was thereal stuff nnd hnvezone back topatronizing the blind tigers

Messrs Lon und Sun Jones lirebuilding a ten story addition totheir lot on Jdfu sun street

llallie Nockols was seen nt daneSing school lust night withSkujjgs Lookout Ben Brown

JD McVnugh has painted hisbarn nt Fifth and Hill streets andsays it is pretty as a speckled pupunder a red wagon

Now is the time to subscribeTax collecting will begin in about

two weeksSeveral live coons were seen on

Gray eon street last week-SJoe Stalleui promised to pay lii

Bubsciiption when he got on thetown conetables force JOehassentyeti time ir almost athand

Bill Huldemitn has gut out hiscards fur the U S Senate Here a

luck BillPut Shark y has painted his neu

Emponiumutt Sixth andblight red PatalwnysMvas upltllsnuff

Election returns from theTwelfthword are a little slow in cowing in

Aunt Sally Slocum from FernCrick dropped in last week AuntSally predicts a long and hartwinter

R E Peater and Feverul of hisfriends who dropped over from StLouis for the election have return-ed home

Some of our young folks attend ¬

eda dance ut Phoenix Hill las lnight and made merry until the weesmu hours

rho Suit River steamboat haspostponed its regular trip beingtied up by proceedings in courtnndat this writingwe ore unable tosay who the passengers will beFalls City Bugle Louisville Post

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HCOWALLOW ITEusRIlZ Barlowis gettlng to be eo shim It is a waste

f eyesight to look at himTbo postmaster has aidaway his

rntirups until next spring He isthinking of using them for oriontraps thU winter

The ddor at the poptofflce hat nutbeen put up and several customershave took cold It is probable thatthe Government will be sued

Beau hi is good in tItle communitySevern people however are notfeelintt well

The hair on the norlh side ofTpbe iMoseeys haw s are turnedthe wrong way this your This IsSaul to be a certain indication ofiSa1ipassedniuti spoke to cucjf other

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oflIpellklngfoul but is able to bo up utter

hl81free application of BatSuithejuiceR

i Barlow will leave next WednedHy fur ii trip down the Gimletcnek lane 10 look fur his limit thatbluwcd lilT u few dlll gn Thedeputy collectable accunipanied latin

Snow is predicted Inn few daysTul piovide fur this Frieby Hancock I

had tlel1l1l1CIr his geeses feff Upuntil they can been tuti acclimatedtoJYsmmule lust Sunday mitt befcro hiput on a dlnhirtlf line notmind it much howcver i4the i

bscoming nccnstouird to the b T J

knocks of the worldThrough this uliunnHC the pnt

muster bus been inforniel iltsthristnuip will t 11s vr full mi ibtlast of DrceinbQr lie lass nsielIIJIII notice on the stove In the offeet thut Chii > linn must be recojiniziil in Hogwullow IhNypiir

iIIlUkrlUle his mule i 1antler a II in immon tree Thurilnjiveniiij tutu while giithiriig frailthe uniinnl wiiked out frIHullulrhim He spilled u large biivkit niperain man but thertvii o epcipeilbndilv injury

ILlst Ueilnesdiiy little Fldiivbecame interested in the

pursuit uf a fruwg und fnliiureil itIn I ii the large muilhole in frnnt ntSums house Fidity was soon rcauuuil but the fruwg made good itsescape

Poke Eazley linn bpen listurhedseveral times this uetk by sow lmidnight prowlers lie hits an ideathut a drove or hajJ have took upsteeping quarters under the house

Buddy Hicks n triflingyoung man of Bounding Bill wn

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SATURDAY DEC 16 1905about 1 oclock p m proceed tarotfer for salo to the liijjlicet bidder at =

public unction near Suit Lick Kythe following described property Ittnwit Ono combined incline andhorizontal conveyor for linndlingstaves und ship timber U60 No 531 tcable chum x5 1 head shaft 215 16xTU 22 1516 pillowblocks 2 2 15 lGlvoolUri2 6TNn2 r531 Adjus able flungfd tiplate centprT i iVlii K O in4L One Spur sear 47 i6x 11 x49x 2 15 1C K 0 2 I 1 footShaft 2716 xGOyS 2616tlehD tukeitp2276cuthhurs s

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