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Climax (Richmond, Ky.): August 29, 1895

Climax (Richmond, Ky.): August 29, 1895 Climax (Richmond, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Climax Printing Co. Richmond, KY 1895 ric1895082901_sn86069161 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Climax (Richmond, Ky.): August 29, 1895 Climax (Richmond, Ky.) Climax Printing Co. Richmond, KY 1895 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 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W Smith 14 139K J W Smith 14 UM P H Sullivan 14 1401 Tole Chenault 17 1404 Wager A ONeil 23 UM L J Fraxee 23 1355 James Tevis Si 137i J W Smith 23 UM J W Smith MM William Arnold 23 1407 J W Smith M UN Wm C Gormley 25 1372 J S Collins 25 1373 J S Collins 75 James Tevis 28 1346 J M Rifle St E Berry 4i J M Rifle 31 1322 Stephenson Bros 31 1342 Stephenson Bros 31 31 31 31 50 50 00 4 00 100 00 6 00 1 29 30 1452 1436 1442 1445 1447 1448 1449 1450 1453 1455 1140 1141 1443 1466 Wagers OXeil Wagers A OXeiL Wm Simmons Jno D Feeny R E Turley Comr R E Turley Comr John Bush P H Sullivan P H Sullivan F S Pollitt J E Mitchell Lyman Parrish James Tevis John Rymel J L Baxter Joe Bush Wm Green P H Sullivan Jno D Feeny 98 50 519 480 50 65 40 00 23 32 Feb 6 Dr 14 95 1 35 2 40 17 30 6 25 00 00 1497 Richmond Produce and Coal Company 6 MM LR Blanton 6 1500 S S Parks 1501 1502 1503 1506 1507 1509 1509 The Bradley bert Company 7 1595 C H Vaught 27 1597 A D Smith 1593 1594 A E Carse Gil- ¬ 18 10 35 33 33 150 00 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30 32 75 44 I 6 James Allman Shackelford and 50 00 60 00 10 00 95 M Cr Nov 2 11SS 1582 1689 738 1616 2 Gentry 1035 WagersA Oneil L Z Taylor H C Rice T C ONeil W A L Co James Allman H C Rice L Z Taylor Jno D Feeny 1428 22 60 50 50 4 45 3811 53 Mar 404 39 41 Dr 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 00 00 50 00 00 00 00 00 N Janus TevLs EBerry Covington and mm Shackeliord and Gentry 8 1647 Wagers AOXeil 6 ltUS Wagers A OXeil 6 1655 Shackelford and Gentry 6 ISM E Berry 1668 Wager A ONeil a 1670 1673 1680 1W2 16S7 166S BX I 60S 80 5o 50 00 60 00 23 20 129 90 A Bro 3 1S29 A E Carse s 3 John A Mcrahaa N B Turpin s3 3 S2 J B Stouffer 3 833 P H Sullivan 3 834 E R Rowland 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 60 75 30 30 30 I92I I922 I923 I924 I925 U2 James Allman Covington A MitchE Berry L Z Ta lor T C ONeil C 1 Pattie C D Pattie - 36 00 3 s35 J II NYff part si7 1S40 1841 M 36 47 20 63 05 10 00 60 00 25 24 143 34 12 45 00 HI payment 3 Hp 1518 1528 1 Stephenson Bros P 11 Sullivan C H Vaught P H Sullivan Wagers A Oneil M N Origgers C T Wells 2347 12779 80 for 1891 ISSUED 1 Citys Indebtedness 1892 MORI VOUCHER 4030 THAN 19 1 5 7 7 7 PAID 27 50 00 January 83 00 February 50 00 March 3 25 April 100 00 Mv 200 00 June- 20 25 85 00 5 75 1553 00 1660 dance S3 02 135 1405 1408 1411 CT Wells July August October J W Smith J H Allman CH Vaught 63 30 December 491 64 57 399 71 614 53 945 24 2770 97 1035 25 1761 20 LJMJ 75 j 7 7 1510 1511 1512 1513 1514 1515 1516 1518 1519 1520 1521 1522 A Bro E Berry J H Allman Jno D Feeny L Z Taylor H C Rice C D Pattie 60 00 60 00 75 00 60 00 50 00 41 66 14 18 23 63 334 11 Mitchell 5 5 15 00 a 1 BR 535 570 574 5o 49 00 40 00 202 4 50 00 3 38 IS 10 5 18 184 3 3 3 sr 44 Robt Terrill Smith A Miller loin Curian A E Carse Jno F Wagers Walter AOiell Mason A Terrill Claude Smith A Co Joe Wells George Hall 36 00 36 00 36 00 lis 30 36 00 36 00 95 00 4 00 8 25 7 45 64 70 64 40 3 73 3 1 30 30 3 b2 30 30 1i2S 1 Sephenson Campbell ihenson and and Campbell 30 Iqga Jno I Feenv tphcnson and 30 I03I Campbell 30 I732 H C Rice 845 1846 1847 B48 PH Sullivan P H Sullivan Covington Arnold Covington MM 80 00 45 00 RB Terrill Taylor Brothers J M Rifle J M Rifle 00 5 lo- - 00 42 5 Wagers A OXeil P H Sullivan P H Sullivan Wagers A OXeil Wagers A OXeil Covington Arnold 77 50 50 35 16 Dr July 1 By Balance 12360 54 5547 89 1 1 Vaiifht Stepbemoa Bras ISM Stephenson Br E Berry 1351 CH 100 00 12 90 1 1 MM 05 00 Xov 1 1 Wm Simmon I 12 13 1 ase Jlio ll Feenv Im D Kevny ism 1355 CharU s Ja James Tevis W Smith R Bin klev J W Smith C T Well I 19 HI 00 00 1 2 3 UM I 15 I OB M IM 00 6 50 Mi oo 21 20 25 W 1361 LC 1612 M 44 00 4s H 18 - UM Buckley P H Sullivan IW Smith B Collin Kurniture Company 3 1419 Wagers a OXeil 1420 J W Smith 1421 James Tevis 1422 James Tevis 1423 Jno I Keeny 1424 Jno D Keeny 1425 Climax Print Co 1426 P H Sullivan 3 1427 1428 1413 1414 1415 1416 1417 1418 Wm Simmons B Bern- 2728 90 Citys Indebtedness for 1892 1893 more vouchers issued Dr January 50 00 50 00 50 00 Mnl May 350 00 June 2 00 7 than paid 1441 37 176 7 7 7 23 31 31 31 31 31 31 Karr A Taylor UM OW Crews 1527 James A White 1528 C H Vaught 1529 E Berry 1530 J H Allman 1531 Jno D Feeny 1532 L Z Taylor 1533 II C Rice 1534 Jno D Feenv IMS 00 7 55 50 1 00 49 00 A Bro 5 1614 A Bro I 1615 5 1616 5 1617 5 1618 12 1619 18 1622 31 1623 31 1624 00 8 00 Arnold 10 J B Stoutler H 3 3 3 3 3 593 1617 1643 165 167S A E Carse T S Hagan 3 3 3 7 45 Wager A ONeil L Z Taylor Greenleaf and A E Carse M H A C H Pigg 3S32 50 00 75 3 U Jack Freeman 9 00 W A L Company 1767 57 A D Smith 12 50 Oct T S Hagan 5 45 D R Freeman 3 25 Max Thacher A Son 250 James Allman 50 00 Shackelford and E Berry 10 00 47 50 Crooke 1124 M 6S1 1710 1714 17--- Dr 1 50 SO OO 3 3 3 3 Tom Curran C C ODonnell J B Stouffer IS50 T T Covington ISSl D R Freeman SS2 liudgens A Co 53 W II Adams 1854 Continued on 4th 5 829 37 55 37 S 24 00 -H 30 WOMENS CLUBS Another was the form of social F OLD 1688 1 Jno D Feeny H C Rice Shackelford A Gen 1 68 75 00 50 00 10 00 50 00 1690 try 1 1 3 3 1691 Oentrv 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 1625 1626 1 1 1 6000 60 00 75 00 50 00 50 00 2 50 Covington Jno I and 12 50 75 00 Mitchell 1627 102S 1029 1630 1631 1332 1 1 Feenv HCRice L Z Taylor C D Pattie 50 00 50 00 25 00 20 s i 8 00 2 4 rebruary oi r2 AR Burnam Owen McKee William Irvine 1415 92 1567 55 2250 1695 478 53 491 5 219 42 81 July August 50 September 2 6 6 7 60 50 50 65 00 December 00 00 00 1891 more vouchers paid 4 00 March May toter 00 50 64 53 7 10 23 23 23 14789 75 1510 1515 1512 1514 1524 1525 1495 1480 1362 1330 E Berry CD Pattie JnoD Feeny 1157 49 60 00 41 66 Pattie Jno D Feenv CD 4 4 4 4 4 4 1692 693 1694 695 1696 1697 1698 1699 1700 1 7o 1702 James Allman L Z Ta lor C D Pattie C D Pattie T C ONeil E Berry 50 00 5 00 6 6 6 6 T T Covington Jno D Feenv Wm Lackey David Wm Thorpe Green Owens 11 Mason and Jas 20 85 62 00 60 00 62 so 2 00 6 34 4 34 C H Vaught 77 W A L Co Jas Allman H C Rice 725 L Z Taylor Feeny 1719 Jno Feeny 1729 Jno 1712 Geo Myers 1 1 3 12 1833 50 50 50 So 85 1S56 S57 00 00 00 75 00 4 00 5 00 4 3J 3 3 3 i8S8 1S60 1S61 W H Adams E Berry Jno D Feeny S S Parkes Jno D Feeny H C Rice L Z Taylor ia 9 So 35 55 10 00 100 00 75 00 50 00 5 o 3 3 3 31 1690 Shackelford and Shackelford and 10 00 95 50 11 rv2 1863 1S64 Pattie C D Pattie E Berry CI 25 00 20 85 24 A Gen Gentry 6 6 6 6 1723 Shackelford 4i Gentry 1730 733 736 738 739 752 754 754 755 try 3 PH Sullivan W II Adams Jack r reeman Jease Adams Bas Washington iS f 1S63 1S66 T C ONeil Cotington Arnold James Allman P H Sullivan lo 00 60 00 5 6 78 13 Terrill 2893 M 75 00 HCRice BL Middelton LWHill J H Allman Wagers A OXeil P H Sullivan P H Sullivan 50 00 July 3 10 45 3 12 10 Cr 1601 1603 1608 1454 1507 1573 1542 1583 73 1 704 T T Covington 60 00 143 50 44 00 75 20 568 91 3 3 3 Jno D Feeny Jno D Feeny DH Myers L Z Taylor 1 30 00 75 M 4 00 1 10 75 1706 1707 1 705 1709 1710 1711 1712 4 4 4 Co Jno F Wagers W H Adams W H Adams W H Adams H Redd A 08 6 47 5 7o than issued Cr 194 00 258 15 1190 04 2246 18 4389 19 472 04 51 75 32 50 1 56 DM Bright 00 To Balance Shackelford and Joe Mitchell Wagers A OXeil Wagers A OXeil Wagers A OXeil Wagers A OXeil Wagers a Xeil J W Smith Farley Bros Gentry July 5 Cr 25i C H Vaught W Forman Mr 1343 F 1 Carr UN Wm Simmons UH Jno 1 Feenv Jlio ll Keeny UM James Tevis 1324 Wagers A OXeil Wagers A OXeil UM Wagers OXeil 1 1 33 2 5 35 33 00 05 oo 10 10 15 15 15 15 MM no 50 oo 9 10 10 10 10 10 f II 11 MM 7 20 25 1429 1430 1431 1432 1433 1414 1435 14 1436 1437 July 34 62 September 30 00 Xovember 90 00 December 322 70 Apr Dr 4 4 1535 1536 1537 225 00 225 00 480 32 25 87 14 35 2 50 40 00 8749 Difference 61 4030 19 1572 23 1892 MORE VOUCHERS PAID THAN ISSUED Joe Bush Buchanan AjGreen- - September Xovember 5240 42 141 99 leaf To Balance 6812 65 Difference March 5547 89 89 03 94 97 78 78 89 19 By Balance 5884 94 2868 M 9097 Xov 41 1893 MORE VOUCHERS PAID THAN ISSUED Cr James Tevis 100 1 1321 J M Rifle 47 1 1385 Richmond Plumb- ¬ ing Company 15 1 1412 MC Sexton 3 C 1 tat 1106 w v 1 rv ijyj 1122 JnoG Taylor 2 1124 Uagers A OXeil 1081 1168 W A L Co 1600 1 Dr Aug 1 1 1316 1 1364 1365 1366 tSS7 1368 Jno D Keeny B BernWm sinnuons - M 00 MM 5o qo 5 70 00 Xovember 92 95 5884 5973 8 W liejarnatt Kire I UM Chief 5 Ilept J UM 171 On 7 W Smith B Buckley P H Sullivan Wager A OXeil J s Collins s Collins 1 30 00 30 00 6 00 for 1893 for 1892 08 Citys Indebtedness for 1891 00 95 50 o to Difference P H Sullivan 40 00 P H Sullivan 74 50 4 Hugh Tevis 25 00 4 UM Hugh Tevis 25 00 4 1539 C D Pattie 25 00 4 1540 Jno D Feeny 8 00 4 1541 Richmond W A L Company 1625 00 4 1542 Jeff Stone 27 15 4 1543 J H Chevaleir 39 60 4 1544 S W Dejarnatt 16 00 4 1546 J A White 1 00 4 1547 Robert Kennedy 1 00 8 1548 T T Covington 62 50 18 1549 Richmond Produce and Coal Company 3 51 18 1550 Lyman Parrish 17 68 30 1554 W B Smith 13 20 30 1555 Jno D Feeny 75 00 30 1556 Duplicate 00 00 30 1557 E Berry 30 00 30 1558 J H Allman 60 00 30 30 1559 1560 1 Taylor Jeff Stone C D Pattie 3 IMS C D Pattie 3 1599 C D Pattie 3 1616 D R Freeman 3 1623 James Allman 3 1627 Jno D Feenv 3 3 3 50 00 50 00 27 25 83 25 3 15 4 4 4 4 4 00 44 00 25 4 S 3 3 Pattie 3 Pattie 3 Jno D Feeny 3 MM C D Pattie 3 1569 Wagers A OXeil 3 1644 S s Parkes part payment 3 1494 B Berrv 1529 E Berry 1557 E Berry 1658 James Allman 1559 H C Rice 1579 James Allman 1581 H C Rice 1587 Richmond Produce and Coal Company 3 1588 Wagers A OXeil CD CD 1628 1630 1631 1632 H C Rice 50 00 75 00 50 00 25 00 20 84 8 00 2 50 182 00 25 00 8 7 21 73 74 75 1716 77 1718 1719 1720 1721 1722 1723 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Gentry 60 60 30 60 50 60 50 56 58 9 50 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 90 25 74 75 1726 1727 1728 3 4 55 W H Adams 664 24 W H Adams 24 1696 MH C H Pigg 50 24 74 Wagers A ONeil 50 87 24 74 P H Sullivan s4 3 24 744 Geo Miers 50 00 24 745 C H V2ught 00 50 24 1746 Register Print Co 50 34 24 747 Register Print Co 33 2 Ge ltry W L Company 1833 So 24 174S S T Green 48 00 24 749 D Feeny Jno 75 00 24 I750 E Berry 40 00 24 i5 T T Covington 20 00 24 1753 James Allman 50 00 24 743 Shackelford and 1766 4 10 00 H C Rice 5 00 L Z Taylor 50 00 C D Pattie 25 00 C D Pattie 20 85 Dec 7 60 00 TC ONeil 1770 1 -- 50 ou 50 00 50 00 5 00 40 37 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 10 70 3 00 7 Bro 3 3 31 3 3 club In Ron ladies exclusively were verv nun some of them beiug for reiii for social purposes The ede of the latter clasB was called Tb ate of Matrons Connected w was a debating society at the mei of which momentous qMtfioM quette and dress were discussed wit coming gravity much as they are I present time Sometimes the won Rome condescend to interfere in m pal questions and when a man nate as to have gained their g died thev erected a statute k memory Ijiwrence Irwell ia ber Iippiiicotts Mm mt -- 00 NOT A 1867 1 00 863 77 Jno F Wagers Climax Print Co Joe Chevalier Climax Print Co W H Adams Li man Parrish J W Land E Berry 33 o 35 70 9 20 23 5 J 3 31 3 136 10 17 22 M 17 Wagers A ONeil Smith A Miller 2 50 D R Freeman 3 00 IS72 Richmond Telephone Company 8 65 1874 MrsSJ Ward I so 1869 1870 8 1875 45 00 S9 40 27 62 FREE SILVER LEGISLA- - TIRE Thos Ammerman Thorpe A Baxter Jno Cunningham Reid A Covington Lackey A Walker Shackelford and Dick Cobb Dick Lackey Irvine Warner Jno F Wagers 60 00 0 00 17 18 killing is7 78 55 67 94 Jan 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1790 bell 797 Wagers 37 6 50 6 00 50 00 55 63 20 45 51 I70I I762 I805 A ONeil Mason A Terril E Berry I8I7 ISI9 A Bro 2 00 57 IS2I 4660 R B IS24 Dr Terrill A 125 IS 8 A Co 2 2 2 Jno F Wagers Wagers WH 1771 ONeil 339S 30 77 7 Oct 2 2 2 Cr 2 1684 16S8 169S 1476 1572 3 3 Citys Indebtedness Citys Indebtedness 8815 8815 5547 4030 H C Rice L Z Taylor 50 00 50 00 3 3 1592 1606 1609 1616 B Stouffer H C Rice J E Berry W A L Co 00 00 45 00 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Ed Powell Jno D Feeny Jno D Feeny Wm L Simmons Covington Mitch M 3 E R Rowland D R Freeman 72 00 100 90 53 S7 16 66 I I832 IS33 IS34 1839 The Frankfort Capital aajl Capital is keeping a close tab cm the Democratic nomination for Reprt tive ind Senator It also has some idet about the political views of the hold J H Powell for over Senators It can count no way thit mad dog will show anv foundation for the claim E R Rowland of the free silverites that thev are to have a majority in the next We may be blasted but our count 3493 54 shows very nearlv two sound monev Cr L Z Tavlrjr men to one free silverite will sit in that 50 00 joint body If the free silverites are satHudgens A Camp- isfied with their advance figures so are 2 5 we Henry Benna 3o C D Pattie 2S OO NEW CHIEF C D Pattie 20 Sj Mrs Francis rebate 6 64 The local l S Engineers office has C H Vaught 34 34 been notified of a change of inter Covingtn Arnold the whole Kentucky River section Mi S 00 or Lockwood Chief of Engineers for this J M Riffe 11 80 division with headquarters at CincinGeorge Miers 29 85 nati has been transferred to the duty at Jack Freeman I9 20 Providence R I Col James F Greg Covington Arnold ory is to be the Chief tor this division 60 75 and it is supposed that the change J B Stouffer 36 00 into effect at once Frankfort Capita P H Sullivan n5 -Legi-hi-tu- re 00 15 2S E R Row Ian 75 75 00 74 775 1776 Adams Pantagraph Co W A L Co 2 2 2 2 96 1122 00 50 00 5 4 00 58 IO 14 12 4 OO 7s 1779 17S0 17S1 ell 575 1610 part 410 85 1813 28 N payment 2269 Apr 3 Feeny 3 Richmond Invest- ¬ ment Company 3 1475 Joe Mitchell 3 1479 Wagers A OXeil 3 1483 J S Collins 3 1490 C H Vaught 3 1523 Karr A Taylor W A L Company 6 1543 Joe Chevaleir 9 1499 Wines A Zittle 9 1536 P H Sullivan 9 1539 C D Pattie 17 1527 James A White 17 1546 James A White 20 1446 S Parrish part pay ¬ ment 1531 1465 D 14 Covington Dritars A Mitch- - SO 00 00 00 4 1782 5 ell 1626 Lyman ParrUh Farley Bros D R Freeman F T Perkins Covington Arnold W C Gormley Mrs M Alverson Thomas Curran I84I Jno F Wagers IS42 Walter Asbell Mason A Terrill IS43 IS45 30 36 00 8 j TOBACCO IN CENTRAL KENTICKV 64 70 64 40 13 7 1 2 2 2 I846 IS47 IS4S Joe Wells George Hall 00 II 40 11 2 2 1374 1375 is 1376 19 1377 22 1378 9 14 Karr A Taylor James Tevis R Buckley 125 12 5 24 50 1 00 00 40 1210 1243 1269 1337 1341 W ALCo Wagers A OXeil 1606 25 206 74 Citys Total Indebtebness uary 1st 1894 to Jan-¬ 18393 86 43 05 Jno Cr 00 Aug 7 8 00 8 60 8 00 1634 1635 1636 1637 A 4 Co 7 Covington A Mitch 12 00 66 49 2 2 Thomas Curran C C McDonald IS49 J B Stouffer expen ses to 7 50 1 ¬ 05 55 75 00 ell M 3SS 1 Cincinnati Freeman Allman A Harris W H Adam W Adams S Parrish part Joe Meuner DR William Wilson UM James Allman 9 00 151 75 7 Dr H Vaught James Tevis Harris A Allman Covington Arnold C 33 33 95 00 15 00 11 00 40 11 00 KB Carr Harris Douglas J W Smith a 196 36 Co 36 1379 65 00 1139 91 J Morgan Coliins Furniture Comjiany 1344 Wagers A OXeil 1367 8 W liejarnatt 1371 Wagers A OXeil 00 Citys net Liabilities on Janu- ¬ To Balance Aug 1 1 478 00 Cr 1361 R Buckley 9 50 65 00 48 25 D Feeny J W Smith 11 J W Smith 30 UM James Tevis 30 I Parrish 30 1280 James Tevis 30 1333 J I Walker 30 1338 C H Vaught 30 1347 C H Vaught 30 1350 E Berry 30 1357 R Buckley 30 IMS Wm Wbmm 30 ISM Chief Fire DepL 11 UM Jno 1363 136S 30 00 50 00 100 00 50 00 100 00 6 00 66 66 50 00 6 50 50 00 30 00 47 00 By Balance 1139 91 tl 1 Dr 13 1381 E Berry 5000 50 00 65 00 Wm8imnoM B Jno D Feeny Keeny 5 1384 s5 P H Sallivan Ifr hmoad Plamb- - Buckley E Berrv P H Sullivan E Berry Collins Furniture Comjiany 1403 Wagers A OXeil 2 1414 B Berry 2 1415 A R Burnam 8 UM James Tevis 8 1421 James Tevis 8 1423 Jno L Feeny 1424 Jno I Feeny 1426 P H Sullivan 10 1427 D M Bright 10 1429 Joe Mitchell 11 1433 Wagere A OXeil 21 1296 Shackelford and Gentry 21 1410 J F Wagers 21 1416 Owen McKee 21 1417 William Irvine 21 1418 Collins Furniture Company 21 1422 Jame Tevis 21 1426 Climax Print Co 21 1428 Shackelford and entry 21 1432 Wagere A OXeil 1376 1380 1384 1393 1402 R 00 50 00 1894 Amount Forwarded 18350 81 199 50 50 00 The following Vouchers were issued by the present Council for claims contracted 28 60 and due under the preceding Council 196 90 Jan 1 1473 J S Walker 50 00 50 00 1 1474 J E Greenleaf 50 00 50 00 1 1475 Joe Mitchell 125 00 50 00 1 1476 Wm Simmons 50 00 50 00 o 1477 Wagers A 319 90 OXeil 65 00 Mayl 1561 WagersA OXeil 2 1478 Wagers A OXeil 616 24 4 00 1 UM Wagers A OXeil 1479 Wagers A OXeil I 346 60 32 50 1 1563 C D Pattie 1480 Wagers A OXeil 143 50 1 00 2 1564 P H Sullivan 1481 Wagere A OXeil 228 00 30 00 2 1566 H C Rice 4 1482 J S Collins 59 88 225 00 2 1567 Wagers A OXeil 4 1483 J S Collins 100 00 2 1568 Wagers A OXeil 4 1484 J S Collins 90 12 6 06 2 1569 Wagers A OXeil 5 1485 P H Sullivan 72 80 50 00 2 1570 WagereA OXeil 5 Powers A Hagan 5 65 360 00 9 1571 Jno K Miller 5 1487 J D Christopher 2 00 2 00 10 1572 Covington and 5 1489 Richmond W A L Mitchell Coropanv 1625 00 7 50 11 1573 Tobe Chenault 6 1490 C H Vaught 33 33 60 00 11 1574 M X Driggars 18 1491 Register Print Co 61 50 51 75 11 1575 M X Driggars Feb 6 1496 FT Perkins 36 00 11 1576 M X Driggars 6 1499 Wines A Zittel 75 34 62 11 1577 R B Terrill 10 46 225 00 Mar 7 1524 B L Middelton 31 1578 Jno D Feeny 7 1525 L W Hill 12 10 31 1579 ary 1st 1894 as shown by out35 00 standing Vouchers less money 500 52 on hand 18360 81 5 70 January 1st 1894 in Bank to 268 25 creditof City 43 05 127 127 346 100 1657 1667 A Bro 1671 C D Pattie 50 7M 785 1 lSsl IS52 37 25 00 17 20 Coviugton Arnold R F Spears lames Hicks T T Covington 5 4 4 781 Miss Pauline Smith Higgins A Death- D M Bright Mason A Terrill Mason A Terrill Hudgens A Camp 2 2 2 erage 4 8 8 8 8 8 8 17S7 i7Mi 95 33 33 7 55 258 00 39 60 75 74 50 25 00 1 1 A Bro 8 1639 00 Shackelford and P H Sullivan P H Sullivan JohnF Wagers 33 36 93 U5 Gentry 8 8 n 8 8 8 8 00 00 100 00 1316 33 8 8 8 8 s Dr 19 25 25 97 00 25 31 31 31 31 31 31 KU0 1641 1642 1643 1644 1645 1646 1647 1648 1649 1650 1652 1053 1655 1656 1657 1658 1659 1662 1663 MM 98 20 38 32 75 00 283 75 51 75 47 20 63 65 63 65 33 33 75 00 WagersA OXeil S S Parkes W H Adams Wagers A OXeil 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 4 1677 1697 1683 16S6 1691 1692 1693 1694 1700 1704 1711 1419 1491 Jno r Wagers Bas Washington James Allman L Z Taylor C D Pattie C D Pattie David Thorpe Jno F Wagers Wagers A ONeil 00 62 50 S6 50 3 00 S 45 8 30 2 2 2 2 IS53 I854 I446 IS02 ISI2 I826 I756 1795 24 90 2 25 30 62 9 So i7S9 1790 6 90 6 62 2 payment Taylor E R Rowland Climax Print Co P H Suhivan Sam Rue A E Carse Z 4l5 00 1 L 75 50 00 7 2S bell 1791 50 00 50 00 25 00 20 85 M 792 A Bro 1701 794 795 1796 797 Thomas Curran Covington Arnold Land A Pratt Jno D Feeny P H Sullivan P H Sullivan Henry Benna 5 1 We talked to a number of gentlemen yesterday from several counties around us in regard to the tobacco crop They were unanimous in saying that it had been largely over estimated From the best information we can get Madison will not have over M per cent of a crop Clark cannot go over 75 per cent an Montgomery will do well to reach 75 per cent Fleming and Mason will not reach 50 per cent The crop in Bath and Nicholas counties is placed at 65 per cent Bourbon is also graded quite low Un ¬ ion we have rain in this county within the next few days Montgomery county will not have half a crop Mt Sterling Advocate 1 ¬ 10 2 2 5 2 3 170 33 70 34 75 WagersA OXeil Wagers A OXeil Wagere A OXeil T C OXeil Jno D Feeny H C Rice Shackelford and L Z Taylor 24 24 A 522 Wagers ONeil Register Print Co Covington Arnold Dejarnatt Register Print Co T T Covington Covington Arnold SW 50 87 S98 24 61 50 10 40 4 00 20 00 2 2 2 I803 I829 35 20 OO DEATH IN MILK The recent investigations show that milk is one of the greatest sources of sickness and death with which the hu man family has to contend In a late is¬ sue of the Industrial American we called attention to the great loss from typhoid fever in Connecticut and other sections f the country stand in the same dange¬ rous position Impure water for stock and mrj especially for washing the milk vessels is one of the chief causes but diseased cows those with tnbercnlosis are to be guarded awiinst as it is now said that consumption is imparted to people using the milk from cows with this disease An exchange says Evidence is accumulating on every hand to show that cows milk is an arti- cle of food quite as unsafe tor human con sumption as cowV meat and that the ¬ S71 36 00 36 00 7 1 JH 79 A Bro 8 8 8 8 8 12 12 12 12 Covington Arnold 96 60 3 00 9 25 I 18oj IS44 1 Hat AECan e 2 2 Claude Smith Jno D Feeny E Berry C D Pattie C D Pattie Jno D Feeny E Uery 45 is OO Bro 544 50 00 10 00 50 00 25 00 20 85 66 67 00 Gentry Pattie Pattie T C OXeil E Berry Jno Thorpe CD CD 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 00 16 00 11 5 3 75 1602 1613 A Bro 1672 1676 1708 1712 1318 32 50 45 00 16 j 72 92 80 21 70 364 37 253 24 122 00 202 42 1 75 F T Perkins W H Adams W H Adams P H Sullivan 31 31 31 60 00 1 00 1488 96 WagersA ONeil Madison 340 1511 547 1560 564 1 Mfg 00 84 30 i6iS 4s SO Co 3 3 3 9097 41 Xov 8 1766 Climax Printing 31 1580 James Allman E Berrv 30 00 3 46 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 CO 75 00 65 00 60 00 Cr Aug 9 9 9 9 1644 8 S Parkes bal pay ¬ ment 1444 1459 1389 1649 1597 50 00 PH Sullivan new 200 00 ordinances H B Dillingham 07 Bro 1614 1617 1625 1629 James Allman Robert Kennedy L Z Ta lor P H Sullivan Wagers A ONeil Covington Arnold A S Smith E Benv L Z Taylor is 3i 3 31 3 3 60 00 00 50 00 1 97 So 364 37 19 10 50 47 50 12 3 31 503 31 Joe Wells 1800 Mason A Terrill 101 John Robinson I8C2 Joe Muencr Sam Rice 1803 1804 Mrs Nannie Guess 805 Mrs Wm Francis 1806 C T Fox IS07 T T Covington iSuS C D Pattie 1809 C D Patte iSio j no D Feeny 1S11 H C Rice 1S12 L Z Ta lor l8lj T C ONeil 1814 E Bei ry 1816 James Allman 1S17 C H Vaught 1799 00 50 75 2 2 2 IS55 IS08 IS09 IS5S I lo 35 55 20 65 25 00 75 00 24 45 6 90 63 8 71 I674 Feb 6 6 6 6 11 11 24 3 32 6 64 6 22 25 00 20 65 25 00 75 00 1S77 TC ONeil J Dr SO W Asbell IS80 1 M ISS3 Farley Bros Jno D Every W H Adams W H Adam 42 57 2 65 00 j 50 so 60 60 lo 34 00 00 00 00 OO 34 9 19 Letcher Miller Wagere A OXeil A D Smith 63 65 150 00 5JI202 78 Dec 1 50 00 D Feeny Ca 75 00 Lyman Parrish Mr Wm Irvine 23 Jno F Wagers I no F Wagers 23 1881 26 I 82 F B Carr 28 I8S3 JM D Feeny IS84 BlakemanA Bogie I878 21 16 16 j IS 79 S Collins 14 35 14 36 6 50 13 4 j e has f me wtien Mh n Iiaed milk must be regarded as a hazard ntr 00 33 00 3 28 lSs E Berrv ling The prednjice which against the sterilizati 13 lo milk isgradnally disappearing and 75 00 sicians are coming to underst lS 00 and more the danger and the dim use of raw milk eitiier by mva r huuiuii i THE CLIMAX FRENCH TIPToN 1 i ElMTOK M P ARMKR - sv kk IY BT The Climax Printing FOCI IKR YEAR AUG Co fl50 i null banc THURSDAY See A It SmitliV ment prices iu iooeries Kfiiital won the Shccpshead Iiv Knturitv stake north to hitn 53750 in ruaaace of 20000 people AAasaa ban taken kwn Bradley V name troni the bead of his columns and Hardins for Oovernor -l- acoli iuuelyof 1 yesterday Red House was apparently as will i t Mhsundiu his recent AaajrT Two enonuows cat fish have recently ken from Kentucky River one ke us Ferrv and the olli 4 and M Hiunils vrep to the mountain anlv V U HcOmmII will Anderson county and A T returned iroin Ander- ot tu Hume- - September k McsXaa i liar it - Barka lai clerk at the Willis He an c Hhaanr wi Miintry for the remain gammer Co at hi Irvim posite the They n ill najok - Bp lrom mine ex- See ad iV Are on E Wi K Rowland taut- - Unaieii TraMees inj made to put the iulli- - Ueil e 1 einocratic women Hard be Nat Hut Round trip to Slate Lick Springs this H cents gHsl returning Sept Lud uea stalls and Willian slung Fair Sept 4 56th HMe Ajraia returning the 7th one fare BSJaH round E larjaiu store is trij Round trip to Paris Sept 4 o liti bat in rata ra tear Sept atk Uawtera iere a stock L19ae ill nearly give or i ouit Bourbon Fair re Sabmariac pri Bound trip Cynthiana Sept Sad ac count speaking o Hardin and Bradley Wassateea Bound trip to Winchester ept onl 70 to claim a lateral afaare cents account speaking of Hardin and ir patnakaaje is Mr Woolstein of Bradley ior- - M Kces old Btasai L V N will sell round trip tick Have Cincinnati on either ot its morning trains him Ex Postmaster e of Saturday August ilst good to return - desman on anv regular train arriving at Rich ti aiRasiam uioiid iHfore midnight Sunday night iv is organicing a c Sept 1st gisd on midnight of that date Delude ve A During li at biuisville round trij rate will be S ant it hotter here H local variety of stoves in with They Med since the rlinmino was tri two and Gen John C Breckinridge met ity some of the earliest comers to in the old Pbienix Hotel Lexington on the comity did the work K bills return from Bethany A similar case to the above was re- ¬ PEK8UNAL ported last week in our Blue Lick cor respondence Miss Myrtice French of Richmond wJio has Ix en the pleasant guest of Mir A Can Harvester The latest agricultural machine to Made Bauui returned home yesterday Mt Sterling Journal strike this locality is one to cut corn and Mrs Thos Williams of Irvine Miss hind it into bundles It is pulled by two horses and driven he one man The Maggie Clark of Ijouisville Miss Ivise horses walk alongside the standing McMurtiie ot Richmond Mo are viscorn and the machine reaches in pre ¬ iting at Mr Jacob Herndons in the cise v as a reaper does straddles a row West Bad cuts the corn hinds it iu bundles as large Mrs Maria Lynn and daughter I ima as a man can conveniently carry on his and Miss Eml v Btoner of Victoria Texshoulder ami pitches it off on the ground as are visiting Mrs Minerva Williams The numlier of acres a machine can cut Mtel Ijiura Lynn will September 1st go depends upon the weight of the corn con bi Richmond Ky to take a course at the dition ot ground and the like and varies Central Cniversity Her mother actum from eight to fifteen panics her Mt Sterling Journal T S Burnaui of silver Creek who Miss Hollingsworth ot the Baptist cial hundred acres of corn has Orphans Home Iouisville was present t rough BOWfht onloin i TavloiV at the Tates Creek Association Sunday Son- - thev having been made agents by and 16 now in attendance at the Inion W Z Baker of Louisville representing Association Cynthiana Miss HollingsMet oi mick worth takes the deepest interest iu the institution over which she presides and As Aed tirfi Mrs never allows an opportunity to pass that lohn Clark Sr died in Ricimiond on will improve the Home She has the Wed LNth ig Si seed sJ most exalted opinion if the everlasting He wa- - bora iu Madison county djati active principles of her choree lt of Flruarv on the IK- was once a prosperous farmer on the waters of COKKESIhlKNJE Silver reek Was Democrat and a memtierof the Christian church Batted BBoouro x in the temeterv to day Had I ecu sick The dwelling of S CBaldwin is being several months Leaves six children Mis Mattic Alverson this place Mrs reaaoaeted ami that rapidly John Deathman and John Clark this Mr Conway Boater bongnt alj the county W II Clark of Clark county lambs of this vicinity at 4 cetns last liichard and Charles Clark of Cincin- week nati i Miss IaiuIh Armld came to Mr W John Clark was a son of David Clark Powells Sunday afternxin in order to whose father Benjamin came Jirom take charge of the school Monday Aug North Carolina to Madison county about aat 98th aot the Ktfa as wis stated in a Ben Clarks children were David pievious issue Billy Richard Robert Woodson Mrs Little liertha daughter of Mrs Susan Polly Webster Mrs Thomas Broustoii Parks died Monday August irth The vr Sally and Susan burial services will take place at her A ajaed citizen and consistent church home Tuesday at oclock p m She member is gone had raftered her portion and when her spirit txk leave of the body it was gain Kbaai Kaaaa to her although a loss to her family Bound trip to lxington this week fi tt gsnl returning until Monday IRVINE Round trip to Barlsjurville this week That last rain was a nubbin killer Jl To account Knox county Fair Good Capt S F Bock paid Irvine a visit this returning September Lud ¬ ¬ ¬ DELAYED A DAY LOOK Owing to A rush of advertisements nd local news the CiImax extra was coin pelied to go over till Friday instead of nppearirjg on Thursday as announced iu Wednesdays issue and as indicated by the date For the Climax LOOK LOOK week ¬ u health lift Indian ind other requisites L iV S ¬ Eoais Wallace o Kite n fi r in is not dead te BbjkM Confederate Vet erans Three oaf of the live mills are running at this place A D Miller was in town this week on business Miss Nellie Anderson is visiting her sister Mrs M M Miller at this place The County Institute is now in s over bv Prof Leonard West The child of Mr and Mrs Mat Hacker died Thursday morning at i oeiock With com at fl L a barrel and legs at I90 Jer hundred the question is will the people be able to live or forced to die The people of this place are sorry to hear of the demise of Mr Earaeat Bond formerly connected with the Irvine Lum ber Co hereMieBM C1 inn- i entry and Sue Death of Richmond and Misses Gooreie and Pate Parrent of Louisville have re turned home after a visit to the family of Thos Gentry on station Camp pre-ided d Central I niversilv Central Iniversity will commence its We have already received a large pornext session Wednesday Sept- 11th It is the youngest of Kentucky colleges but tion of our fall stock of is certainly not behind the older colleges in its thorough work and progn methods Indeed it stands in the front rank and has set the pace for much older institutions It Is hard to realise how fortunate it was for the people ot Richmond and Madison county that the University was located here With its large endowment and able Faculty it affords as good edu cational advantages as are offered by any college in the South Many of the best J and most suecessfn business and pro fessional men of our town anil county have repaired their training within its and having purchased them before the walls There have been boys in Madigreat advance in leather we are in a son county whose whole careers have been changed by the education they position to make vou a verv have received here at little or no ex ¬ pense The institution is not a money making affair for the expense of maintaining it is many times the amount of tuition paid to it and no boy has ever been turned away from its dooaj because he was poor The Preparatory Department is in every sense a Mailison county training We have also received a large assortschool established to prere the boys ment of of the couutv for college or to give them each an education as will in itself be n IK neat to make them efficient business men and intelligent citizens It is known as one of the best preparatory schools in tiie country and the reputation of its new Principal Pro Gordon Paxton M A Iniversity Yawith able assistants warrants that it w ill more than keep iis former high standard The military drill has proven a most satisfactory feaA large assortment of ture it teaches neatness manly bearing and a proper subordination to authority Parents should ponder well before COLLARS CUFFS they fail to give their sons advantage of such educational facilities as are in their midst There are examples in our town NECKWEAR and county to attest that no one can tell what possibilities are wrapped up in a boy till he is given a chance to develop UNDERWEAR - ¬ When you can get a better article for t le I am offering the BEST name money in the market at the same price you would have to pay to other dealer for inferior As Executor of Lee Jake White I will cheap coal sell publicly on WHY BUY PUBLIC SALE Cheap Coal OF LAND L M B AKBITKLE cv Don rbuckle We make Douglas BOOTS I MM MYERS Proprietor of Thursday Sept 26 AND Office and yard corner Main and B treetn only one square trom the Coi rt Houee 13 j -- 18 95 At ten oclock on the premises at Fox town in Madison county the following pieces of real aetata SIX Aires of land cornering at Fox town OUR BOW To the public a DH aaoooacc that vxm m- - hill tare in stock 1 ¬ SHOES ¬ ¬ The Kentucky- - Planing Mills WiiOIESAIE AND RETAIL PKAIEB IN and one fourth Acres lliiiu riil ii in on tin I exington pike cornering at roxtown ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SKYKX and three piarter acres more or less a quarter of a mile south from Foxtown on the Rich mood and Lexington pike In good i oiidilioll and well watered kMhai tin I l SEVENTEEN i Shoes Hats Hosiery Underwear Shirts All in I rass Rougli and Dressed Lnmlier Doors Sash Bumta Mori pims Laths SiitNiiiES Lime Ckment LOW FIGURE Hair Etc TOBAGCCO nid will In- offered in lots and then as a whole Ptaaaaaoa rirea January 1st i stM TERMS One third rash when sion is given remain it r in one and two years 6 er rent interest with lien re Ami all other Goods usually found in the large served for the pun base money negotia Particular attention is called to oar line i ble note with approved security payable Shoes im and ee u at Madison National Bank Shirt Jewelry ¬ houi ¬ rena HOGSHEADS 18 36 A SPECIALTY ¬ Main Street Richmond Ky 13 1H JOHN G OLE Executor Lee Jake White DR A WILKES SMITH DENTAL gUMQXON Richmond ARBUCKLE IS- - DOUGLAS SOFT AND NOTICE To Debtors and Creditors against All persons having claim George Christopher will present same to ne properly proven and verified be fete or MOM will be September 15 180 WM ARNOLD barred Aug 13 1895 Administrator All persons owing George Christopher deceased will please call and pay ame WM ARNOLD atonce Aug 13 1S05 Administrator Offce 3 Klntccky STIFF HATS 0 P Armer THE MAIN STREET JEWELER lew- Has dbpoaed of all elrvarulhas MS aa hanl a nice new onds Wa lean saortment a rai Cloraa Jewelry aad rin the jewelry line tl - than they ran be booaht in any market we Offici Smith building Main Slrett hours 900 to 12 M 100 to 4 I M 0Practice limited to dentistry ¬ DR JOHN M FOSTER Richmond - - - Kentucxy Telephone at office and residence A Madijoi MoniliDeDtal ard Granite Work Manufacturer tlainis Vaur Attention To the patrons and frieuds of Madison Miss Lloyd SUSPENDERS FOREIGN of and Dealer in Irns Mutuary etc the that tln at prices that i vi can afford p ti pay To the Confe leratv Veterans of Madison tarings mill grinds your wheat betIt Bty Ky ter than anyone ilrr jay Date when the question Hn It is vide awake of a Confederate Home for disabled and LATE LITERARY NEWS their half old soldiers must le met and an ill find tbeaa rea K swered We have already delayed too Not since The Anglomaniacs has thing We owe this to ourselves to pro- there lieen so clever a society satire as long vide a home for the destitute Soldier Henry Fullers Pilgriin- - which u Want haulier Pa wim followed the battle flag of the Coii is published in the August Cosmopolitan D H Mrera ptofirietor of hall we stand together The problems hi vol rod in woman Kentucky iedecate States in this mi veuient in Richmond of the bicycle are so startling and so There are noble men and women in numerous under the rapid evolution of M IX - and Hint who stand ready to assist u this art that one welcomes men lim a careful I in this enterprise Are vou willing to discussion ot it by so rained a mind and has th lake up the cause and ask them to assist so clever a writer as Mrs Reginald de We must appeal to the sons and Koven The OaeBJOpolitaa illustrates laughters of men who wore the grav to Mrs de Kovens aiticle with a series ot Tn New liry aVaafc H le who admire patriotic her poses by professional models A new oiir atti nti n in a ism The paatajver are clothed with sport more thrilling than anv known to h ad in to dav S the valleys are covered over with Ximrod more dangerous than was ever w tiroi in tl Tien- m no letter time than experienced by even a Buffalo Bill is coin upon Mate Go and see them the hungry an clothe the exploited in the same issue in an article A rai week they nskorl owing It you on Photographing Big Game in the - to lii hmond broagbi are willing to put forth your energies in Rocky Mountains before shooting with this movement neet with us Moudav The idea that ten cents for the Cosmopol one tirm 2nd over the furniture store of itan means inferiority from a literary Main treet at 2 p in and point of view is dispelled by the appear beat liroi Other counties iu ance in this numlrt r of such writers as unec- - let us talk aboat it ite are ready to respond to the Sir Iyewis Morris Sir Ivdwin Arnold firm lark Russel M I Arl u I the cdl many individuals The noble wo Edenr Fawcett Tabb W men of Kentucky are ready the cry of Lang Sarcev Tenia ill Agnes Replier any Mr m having Nor can we entertain the idea of died Mr Daapjlaai nan for the the distressed old soldier calls for help ect the ajanrer must lie wafted back we inferiority in illustration with such names a- Hamilton Gibson Denman Van the husiness and you can depend upon heed your cry Your Comrades Schaick Lix Sanduam ect figuring as in all transac 1 M A NT the chief artists of a single months issue Br Item irratln u It Thos TlloKlE I to preach the Ise Zarings Patent Hour It is the - inday for ol C II fatal Drad best thats made the Bapt Clifton Rode Estill died at the home Mon hoi ling wih iilead MUSHROOMS b thai county was not of his brother Jonathan Estill five tti in however did not fe l at from Kichinond on the Speedwell ur Edible Mushrooms and Toadstools back for that versatile and in- - pike on Wetnei lay Aug 1sth in and How to Distinguish Them is the i genius Rev Dr Harvev ot Louis- ot his age ear Several weeks title of a very handsome and valuable here anil supplied the vacancy ago he bruised the inner side of one leg W Hamilton iibsou soon to be most acceptably The Doctor left over alKive the knee by a slight fall and be work by published by Harper A Brothers Thirty the k rlay morning for the old f re the contusion waswell irritated it by native food varieties easily recoguizable m Association in the northern part riding horseback causing gangrene to set by their marked individualities have up of the State been selected by Mr ttibsou for depiction Buried in Richmond cemetery to and description in these pages and sima native oi Madison C U Ratal ple At Biston this week Right Eminent county a son of Wallace Fstill who was of rules are given for the identification -- ir Kiisouous species There are to lie Warren I aBnc Thomas formerly of I tie famous pioneer Capt James thirty full page colored plates and tiftv Danville Depot Grand Master of the Estill His mother was a daughter of seven other illustrations in black and of the Inited another pioneer Col Koit Iiodes Grand Encampment Col States will lie clmsen to fill for the next Estill was tlu refore related to many oi white by the author three years the highest Masonic jiositiou the prominent families of Central KenZaring wants to buy your wheat in America drand Master of the See him tucky past and preseit embiaciii Encampment the highest position withllstil and Rodes such names as Taylor Bros can sell ou a heating Mr Thomas is in the gft of Masonry iodloe Owslev Woods Caperton Hur Stove the ROUND OAK something now living in Mavsville and vraaeacortad never kept in the market before it burns nani Clay Carle on his trip to Boston by a large delega Col Estill was a bachelor educated at soft coal and never goes out and trie best tion of Maysviile Sir Knights Danville Bet hai v College and joined the Chris stove that it made in the world if you Advocate tian church under the preaching of Alex ever get one you will never have any ander Campbell He aas a staunch other in your house and will recommend Shot Fat- 13 14 catch the chickens and put em in Democrat and a most even tempered them to Our neighbor ¬ v 1 HOSIERY duties of making your school of your support in all depart and of calling the attention of HANDKERCHIEFS in other parts of the state to the work we are doing in order to build up the boarding department have so far Remember we are headquarters for the consumed Bty time that I have not found the latest style in everything in our it possible to do the visiting among Work present and prospective patrons here at line and our prices are always home that I vw nld greatly have enjoyed 1 have every reason to believe that my the 13 efforts to accomplish the purtioses re- ¬ ferred to have been successful that the boarding department will be full and the work of the school a creditable improve- ¬ Doal forget to give us a call before going ment upon the work of last year And now I hope that I m iv safelv relv elsewhere upon your interest in one of the oldest anil best institutions in your community and in my endeavors in its behalf to incite you to give Madison Institute your patronage and yoor cordial sympathy in all that she undertakes The worthy ments parents Institute REPAIRING ami OF ALL Kll DONE ON SHORT NOTICE and AMERICAN MARBLE and GRANITE Monuments Tombs Tablets Headstones HINe - WORK of TL SPECIRLTY We warranteil Old boaahl as takt n in ex new YOUR TRADE SOLICITED delivered to any part have the State Write for designs and prices Imhrella caret realvniale to slip aa while roa wait GEORGE O DOZIER - - - - - Proprietor Corner Francis and Irvine Streets LOWEST ranging in price from aaodollar ami a half and two dollars tl make your old frames into new uni btetJaa at less than a new one will est you We have a gold tilled spectacle of as any style with a No one h you is put in a solid gold iraine that will pay rive dollars for that we will sell youat fifty seven cents warrant a tit ¬ Wallace 4 Rice 4000 I2n VV oaoVX J Lao o THE F P ROBINSON CO Boston Mao Jj mtfr V 1 TlIK IATKONAOK OK ALL WHO HAVK STCPIols AMKITIOIS PAIOIITKKS TO KOI and wim ana vnuaa to pay kok cm THEIR TC1TION IS KM1NKSTIY SOLICITED Commissioners Sals Cordially Yours ii r Use AlK E IIOVI Principal Madison Institute PRIZES GIVEN AWAY Respectfully Zarings Patent flour It is the best thats made FAYETTE CIRCCIT COCRT GD DPARMER THE MOST AMAZING Wilguss Executors Defendant Pltfs Tavlor Brothers are now in the market with something entirely new in the wav ol a Winds of Stove- 13 14 W F Ramsey if Bk U P I QFR I at Public Renting OF THE Bv virtue of a judgment of the Fayette Circuit Court ot date June 3 1805 and amended judgment of date Aug 23 185 entered in the above styled action I vi THE CLIMAX Has decided to give a number of prizes to those who secure cash subscribers before January 1st 1896 To the person securing the largest number of cash subscribers will be giv ¬ Mitchell en an order on Covington for 20 worth of any merchandise kept by them To the person securing the second largest list will be given an order on the same firm for 5 worth of goods BAKUANS EVEB OFFERED on IHE Sta 1 ¬ Thursday Sept 19 1895 1 11 ¬ ¬ MORAN FARM The undersigned will rent at public auction to the highest and best bidder on the premises on About the hour of u oclock m on the sell the premises hereinafter described following described property or so much thereof as is necessary to pay the sum ol 04631 All that property constituting the brick yard and pUnt ol G D Wilgus deceased situated on the Xewtown Pike Fayette county Ky describeJ as fo lows 3300 feet estimated drying raks and all pallets belonging to same 2 stables I drying home and and I office building SHOPPINGPUBLIC - wholesale -- tn-k iLrht at their assignees ale OUR 8000 WKUTH OF LATEST SATURDAY SEPT 14 95 At the hour of 11 oclock a m the Mo ran Farm in five parcels at follows chimneys 24 wheelbarrows machine trucks 11 Chamber trucks 3 box wneeioarrows 1 2 Quaker machine No 1 657 Acres - Bring al the land north of Silver Creek except the 2 acres at Mill Grove for a term of three years to be cultivated 130 acres in corn 210 acres in wheat and grass the first year and 12 or 15 acres of tobacco lor which there is barn room on Will break sod for corn or to-¬ the place bacco ihe second icar This tract includes the residence and several tenants houses No 2 273 Acres South of Silver Creek and west of the Ritumond and Lancas er turnpike now This tract is in good grass for one year admirably situated and adapted fer grazing purpo- ¬ No 3 273J Acres ¬ ¬ In blue grass on the East side of the Richmond and Lancaster turnpike and west of the railroad and Silver Creek for one vear No 4 45 Acres East of the railroad with good house all to be cultivated for three years coop said Ex Circuit Clerk Miller to a colored a The b- went out and after a while returned when the following eaBaajOf en sued What did vou do about the chick BOOt em ui 8bot em Why did you choot my chickens I didnt shoot em I shot em Well what is the difference between abot and under- ¬ Boss you dont Vv stand I went and eatak the cimkens and fotcb eui and shot em up in the the - ¬ ¬ Was II asliBloi An enormous pin oak tree was cat on the farm of Squire J A Turpin the Ned dy Baxter place at Brookstown last week About nine inches from the center or heart was a large place chopix d in oaa side of tiie tiee two and a half feet from the ground over which the wood had j About kbteen or nineteen inches eet from the gr the annular growth from lite place outward one aad twenty years had man buoyant of spirit always looking He uKin the bright side of everything o ee was a prominent farmer and at one time worth probably fTiOOO but cotton plaut ing ruined him He was always readv with his purse in public measures Was A one of the founders of and principal con tributors to Madison Female Institute and for many years a trustee Was a promoter of the Madison County Fait Association and its President Was the largest contributor to the Speedweii pike Helped build the Estill monu de- ¬ ument in Richmond cemetery which is surmounted by a heroic marble statue of the old pioneer hero Many more institutions were aided by him Col Estill was the youngest of the family but leaves two brothers Remaining uncliimed in the than this county and Robtert of How- at Richmo id Ky lor the week ending August 3 Hi ard county Mo one of the wealt Kelly N Mrs L E farmers iu aWt State The Hon John Baker Kellar Noi Nan Kemp is I iie tuber of the Missouri ture recently deceased was a I rother Jco Were all the world like Clifton Rodes AMliain A there woaM lie no jies- He Mrs Mojtii Jishouorable men Edna R great Ton irner It was he for an idea world Wilson Flossie Fr No h ap 5 10I Acres Groceries and Flour D Smith beats them all Sugar 18 pounds for 81 Flour Obelisk per barrel The mill property known as Morans Mill on Silver Crei k Dwelling house sni mill in good oondition for three years The whole far- - is well fenced and in a high state of cultivation I ERMS Rent notes with good secu Written contracts ritv will be required will be preoared and executed after the renting For any further information in quire of the undersigned at his office in Richmond 12 14 50 ousneis work bench and vice moulding sand machines Chambers 4 hand pressing brick machine tables belting etc and Lexington right to use the Chambers I brick machine 38 iron kill doors Quaker brick makng machine belting shafting melds etc 1 steam engine and boiler hot and cold water pumps heat- ¬ one half barrel of lubricating ers etc rock brick machine I Sword oil 2 pairs ol cm her 16 urate baskets pipe tongs 3 picks and sledge hammer 2 3 coal shovels 4 spades and 5 shovels water tanks 50 hand brick moulds 30 kiln doors and frames 220 grate bars I engine aud old Quaker brick machine 2 single brick boiler house and shed sheds 2 double brick sheds plank cover on 3 kilns 1 office desk chairs and some old brass Also all he right title and interest of W F Ramsey defendant to take clay off of the McClelland land adjoining the brick yard of G D Wilgus acquired by lease to G D Wilgus dated September 26th 1892 which said contract was transferred to said Ramsey bv J H Shropshire Executor of G D Wilgus deceased Bei lg the same pioperty mentioned in mortgage of Ramsey to Shropshire Exe- ¬ cutor in Mortgage Book 34 page 342 of Favette County Court Sale will be on credits of three months the purchaser being required to execute bond with approved security thereon bearing inteiest at 6 per cent per annum from day of sale until paid said bonds to have the force and effect of a judgment and to remain a lien upon the property sold until paid J R MORTON MCFCC 1 1 1 M and HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK -- To the person securing the third gest list will be given an order on the same firm for 85 in goods To the person securing the fourth largest list will be given three years subscription to the Climax To the person securing the fifth lar ¬ gest list will be given a years subscription to the Climax lar- ¬ ¬ Ite CLOTHING SHOES below all i boods AN1 To be sold at almost nothing The lanjaot and most complete line of rrT UKY liUUDS AT j WHERE HE BOUGHT AUDI- - BATS Bias shown in Ricanaand at prices tar SOB MABISIE PRICES ompetitorv Dout huy aary goods until you learji Ht will theui at our pr vanee Qualities and quantities pocket In ew York Store i McKEES CORNER 13 25 THINK OFAEINE FOR ONLY Falconer 12- Falconer Attornes ANNOUNCEMENTS C T WELLS is a candidate for Citv Councilman subject to the action of the Democratic 12 tde party We are authorized to announce J I DYKE from the Court house Wird ax a candidate for Councilman subject to the action of the Demo cratic party JUDGE JAMES W LILLY of Powell county is a candidate for the State Senate subject to the 12 tde action of the Democratic party JOHN A MKRSHON is a candidate for City Councili n from the Third Ward subject to the 11- action of tiie Democratic prty A E CARSE is a candidate for Councilman from the Fcurth Ward subject to the actiou of the Democratic party and the good will of the it- people R is a candidate for Councilman J Ward subject to the action of from th 11- rty the I 425 All goods livered at your door 3ealed Bids for Coal LIST OF LETTERS Fiscal 180 WR SHACKELFORD et al Agt for Jenny B Moran Kv The regular price of the Climax is 150 a year but to cash in advance subscribers it is put at 8125 Subscriptions may be sent in at any time from this till January 1st Agents can send any number of names from one up and due credit will be given the agent Agents are not confined to any par- b shoeX JJ3 c pons F Come 01 0C and see tor yourselves at E ELDERf BARGAIN STUE V AGENT M Assets YORK LIFE -- COAL E E Rowland ¬ 162000000 Ik street ticular territory Every subscription must be for one year or more but if for more than one year each year will be considered as one subscriber All persons are authorized to act as agents but the Climax will not be responsible for the failure if any should occur on the part of any agent to remit subscriptions ¬ ¬ Surplus - 20000000 ol Dealers In BEATTYVILLE AND 3 ill Farms Mbb Written Office on Irvine - K - 1 ridge was uaun tor James B Beck one day when those desire to receive sealed bids for supvK ing beween three and four thousand bushels of good lump coal to be used for county purposes the county to have of taking as much as 5000 he privileg bu b Is m the bid and rejecting any and ii bids if not satisfactory The lowest and best bid will receive the order If the bid is accepted itoo bushels to be delivered at once and the remainder led Time tor making thc e bids will be on SeptemiMir 91I1 1S95 and the be opened and order awarded on ng lav I ¬ I Pursuant to an order of be Madison Court entered at the May term OST IN QUANTITY BEST IN QUUT OPPOSITE THE0 WORMS WHITES CRSMI New Opera j Hon Lowret prices guaranteed on application npele with any coal in the SAM RI E is a candidate for Councilman from the Court Hjnse Ward subject to the action of 10- the Democratic party W H DOUGLAS is a candidate for C Ward subject to the ac 10- democratic party a candidate f VERM H as I lad at RBfO FOR20 VO BOTTLE -- Y M W What a F EVERY licit SUilttHTEED A iljtK aOIO BT 1 UX SHVUUUTt le rmr f oT Very True but K Sold Ever whore Every Oay Without Rsiief There Is No Pari Continued from page Mar 1 2 C 1776 W1L Company 12 11 2 28 79 IS80 1881 W A L Company W iV L Company 1W Wager t M o 00 00 75 00 IS 40 Juo D Feeny I883 Jno D Feeiy 17 Mrs Wm Irvine VanduKon Co deft and frt 23000 R R Co freight on atone 8S 00 IS05 Jno F Wager 60 00 I785 Pauline Smith lvlj Jno F Wagers 12 lo 179 J W Abbell 4 52 E R Rowland 1902 Co 9 60 25 I905 John Robinson IS23 W L Wagers A O Neil Wagers ONeil Wagere ONeil Wager A ONoil 2010 Hbjm k Neil 2011 P H SuiUv an MM CWTWtr 2013 Lyman Parmh 2IH4 W H DosjfjM 2015 WH Douglas MM WH Douglas 2006 2007 2008 2017 1 Jno D Feeny i MM H 20IH Geo Myers I Simmons E Berry nd Juy It Council gave to the of Kdiuation in 1894 out of the instead of 15 00 general funds of the city making an increased levy for school pur- -said eir the aama of fBOS13 This money Inning been taken from Hie Id Ki Council fiiiid for the payment of di lts and the taurpayg having beeai spared au increawtl levy thereby the Council is entitled to a credit lor smic which beiug 4 00 given makes the entire sum Bared by the 21 00 present Council up to July of the money collected by themS42iM3 14 M tween January I 1894 vauits of our jyo drn IMK r v ateuial service in the and Brd to tht wiil HD ind of OsM people I LMm to preva right will not consent to Sy allowintf repub lie of ia myop- buflt from - air up into Upon a hill and by water ai afaln it is inaccessible except eep the eonvicta The Second Trial to Dedicate 54 00 i MM A Bro 2003 L1H14 Covington Arnold mi THE JOINT DEBATE Hardin and Bradley Open the paign at Louisville Cam¬ Jno D Feeny H C Rice 75 M MM 4 00 7 mi Co part 1 pavment IS96 f taxes reduced I9I7 Stephenson 000 00 50 20 75 II5 Smith Driggatk las T Shackellord and D PArmer Jack Freenan M07 Jas Allman MM TC ONeil 2009 L Z Taylor 2010 LZ Tavlor MM 200 I ask of the modern priaoa vide extra ventilation forthe por prisoner by micta bu aVOM sixty million d in Kentucky t wetitv tlre yenrs and I ak duriu IBV opponent to show me where a single dollar propriatod He can not of it has snow it except to point to Uick Tate and he bus now 3 reward of YJ00 on hi- - head sad i a fufcitivt in a foreign land I eould point foa to witer thui Tell me M MM Lti M 24 00 411 The Assrmblage Was About Equally Dl Vidnl Itrmrrn the Democrats ami Ka- pnJlMm Mayor Ilenrjr S Illller Introduced the speakers Thr openinu of the Lonsrni Aup wr known m tbt aMal old commonwealth of Kentucky was maU ut the Auditorium Monday uiLht in laa of 000 people bt a jo three hours P Vau Haertta ttMCbl Wm between O Bi lien ocrattc and rep aor respectively eaadM was the Bi Tbv tatir was on a that ftnered la t politt ni was iii- - Campbell l93 III ltaa 1T Co 123 L Co bal Sullivan George Miers Covington Arnold W 50 00 15 94 5 3 28 00 fir Cr May 7 VU MM BM RA W B I Baiter Simmons - mi lyoj Sl3 Jik F Wagers James Allman Harris Allman C D Pattie 49 33 00 3 5 Iarkes 5 70 50 MM 00 tn r Pn7 1MB 4 DO 20 85 35 o H C Riie C I Pattie D P Armer Il A Baxter W H Adams E B Lowland A Co 50 00 rw is n li5 MM 2m 4 200B 2009 James Allman Richmond Tele C 1 4 00 1 12 M 50 2 00 11 tveea The sfte tnd ml y divitpd be- - the n eich Iireseut ast ball was filled a half hour before the heur set or thf lauBaaai rnen of each parly aad al u new yiajer xtn mil Over the country The pre ence was in lniication of the deep in- ¬ terest but is beinir sake al ver the country in the siiuation in Kentucky Mayer Henry S Iiiler presided iutioduc nr the two speak- ¬ my whether you favor a New rights Ken law for you of are proud iv tht- laws of Old Kentuckr Yoa say you love 1 aalt y Old Kentucky ha the ii ft heern In your SpeacB her day yon said that Kentucky wa eo ise of nlsman urein nt and a laa laaaj control of her affairs by one party Ntw her Lawa Will you pasa a law prantinhT the N iilitv Yoa have not answered with whtte people this tuestioi and in mv opinion yoi never will In conclusion I uppa to foa join with us Will you turn the democratic party out of pasvt for a partv in favor of such a law as this1 As for the nflioe I care no more for it than for a Blap of the hand but for tbe honor tucky for the memory f our forefathers I ask kttc party to star in s true to it traditions to its Then apaiti turn as to civil have sVldjaai ol Bradley was introduced he was He saidwelcomed are to day under most trying circum Kaaeaa There arc question in fore u or ta that is o tn at least there U st importance to our common We ire not a trv as ta whether a n more of that directly We are not here to po back and tak over the davs Of eafffaftlMf ire not here to talk aboat the tilings Uaal have been dead so long that 1 vraee to br fore an auiiience of lrtelh- their I but we are bt- - to talk about n i in which Urine saw the pros perity of our common country is in My friend compniiw that I do not a as we r his qaestloaa yet I aai tliHn without bealtation or evasion I arastto put a J aad I want him ing to tret him to to answer it I h H from the time we Started Until now Uiswer and have tu ver gotten anything out al In the tir t speeea he did Pive saawar toot h ive time to answer it In the BCflOad speech he va ively answered it and bis own p aoaei you iters In republicaa slates phone Companv 8 65 W 188 - I J lata Ijfcj 1758 I732 RB C D Pattie E Be try P H Sullivan C I Pattie James Allman T C ONeil lor LZ R B Terrili L Z Tailor T T Covington Pattie Tcrrill 2 Kobe Hackett Wagers A ONeil OS B When We v la 00 25 00 38 5 89 40 25 00 45 00 Waged PH -- A oNcil UM MM 45 17 M The Dedicatory sermon will be preached by a minister from either Louisville Versailles Nieholasviile or Panola Mr W L CRUTCHER of Richmond will make an address to the Church and visitors in regard to building church houses This new church at Panola is the re organization of old Drowning Creek Baptist Church erected 100 years ago The lot and house are deeded to the Missionary Baptists but free to all Protestant denominations to preach in when not occupied by the Baptists and they should feel that it is their own building The church and lot cost S00and over SoOO have been paid We hope and trust that the good people of Madison and surrounding counties will stand by us and help pay off the remainder of the church debt on Sunday September 8th First class vocal music by Prof P C Adams and class has been secured for the occasion The net proceeds of the excursion will be applied to the liquidation of the church debt Ministers of all denominations and everybody else are cordially invited the NeAT Baptist Church at Panola Madison County Kentucky I SErTEMBtTtiTiU Mil 2013 2IU5 MM MM nllivan Lyman Parrish W H Doul W H Douglas F T Perkins ers t Arson the prominent politicians pre- - in were lien Simon Hohnr BoekBer ai 01 her candidate for the Un ri 60 00 5 ICl 72 00 Jack Freeman MM F I Perkins Covington Arnold Jno Jim CD D D MM MM o 25 00 5 Charles Tudor lso T T Covington R B Terrili I864 Wagers ONeil I779 171 3 75 37 5 ACo MM MM 2017 I Feeny H C Rice X 75 mi MM 4 00 as JB 115 Feeny Pattie M 00 751 as ly2o baaf Bros InoD Fcenv Jno D Feeny Stephenson and and Farley 14 12 s 75 o 2 00 June5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Campbell Stephenson lo 25 00 50 00 I Apr I 3 Campbell James Harris D R Freeman MU Wagers ONeil 2014 Wager- - A ONeil A ONeil MM Wiic-nMM TC ONeil 2011 2012 - 5 00 25 M 15 40 15 4 M M 75 fee4 P II rjullivaai 71 ol 7 MM MCI Wm LL GoM I It Fskin Blantor V MM 4 llr iks - 5 I I Jack l W 1 lilantwi n-- A Inn A Freeman M22 lack Freeman MS3 A 37 M 42 35 is M 5 Covington Arnold age o Neil in M PM1 Ihrrii booj iuu riM Bro 16 M I MM Addams Clerk Court Appeals 5 MM W t Go 16 M ky 6 MM W II Adams 22 00 ing RUilty I have iy have boldly uitered and honestly advanced my He then for half an hour ex convictions conaied the record of the Republican party speaking only of national affairs He then 73 demonetizing silver at ilie act el was an act of treason to our country Kentuckians knew- that every democrat at lonvention had opinions ol li and each had rea-i- t express them They were honest and I hall not ihem It has been my principle to do oa the plat the will of my party a form which it d I thai platform 1 - I stand on il with bolh e in the name of true democracy and nur coun on Huckner aad Blackburn Blowy a id Mc r nd Alherton and the cratic piessof Kentucky to stand bravely in the front with i for the enemy and we or the ni- in Hardin said that answer for himself with evasive diplomacy but to do battle and bravely for the principles of dem ocracy After reiterating hi- - aUeataajee principles of demorracv and lorlarlaj them aeceaaarj to ihe sralfafe ni this country he touhed liKhily ipoti the financial tap thai icans with an im- e tnat would lie surpri ing in any other party claimed that then wire divisions in the oemocratic ranks over the currency queatkHL Thire were sonic who had aptateaji somewhat different from tho e by the tendon aayla In this counexpressed try said en llnnin There was some division wh n they came together in the 1 I plead convention ihem -- except Seaator Hlackburn In openiLB hm he we cuniin pech 10 DINNER ON THE GROUNDS Cx There is no end to attractions beautiful scenery prospecting oil wells derricks oil machinery sulphur water brought 1735 feet from below the surface Mr 11 J Higgins expert driller of New York will take pleasure in showing visitors the sights Everybody who can should bring dinner ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ v swer it fairly ami him whether he will want hnn to an- ¬ I am not in favor of I ask aim If he o-iWl le rernor aad a Calted Statea sen tor lat in his man who i in favnr of tte free aad unllin- it I wtnt 9 that tht devil around the stump Let us march the track now and eat the fodder Lai I win appoint My evad use in whipping np SPECIAL TRAIN leaves VERSAILLES AT 7 DGLdGK -- r THEY SAVED THE NATION How the Proud Legions Went Down In the War A EOLL- 1 t ravalrv hravy artillery artlry WMM 174 Da d SM Total IMS 4 t in 91 iiat the f nage at 10 to 1 a 1 4 friend lasi 170 menr to the Iron Br from the enrolled ii rribnfil the Sixth risri pris- - In a- fit in bi asiile uipii- i there can which as a 14 - B li i I na 271 men - iir party until tho S i for a cei 1 UrNMS TA n I K Liclmond Plumb ompanv oh T 11 ¬ J4 M F Wagers urse of ithout discrimination that the parity of the two i en tuck democrat will He said that he that la a i THAT MEANS SOMETHING - A 117 INI lli UM ft ua- - astern to one Twiddle Twaddle to not the ft their assertions npon facts a tiieir teu muni said Hani ary man ol tie m Ill -1 Hi 3 v Bra ingum Ai MM MM 1 Prkins -- the 1 SO CI li Bflmp of Oasap am in Startling figures of the Cala Fitil Wlirit ttif S AD C l mith P44 145 im l 1 A 1 Baxter I l mman nitler li 111 n Pattie II Pattie Smith D Smith DSmith Wm LiiL lish 8 M L r4 AD A A M3S 23 i 25 20 85 5 75 l5 mi 25 00 20 25 25 15 II Kin Iieich - hd hurln the bi on ebaiae party Li i gea lliruigli About One Out of Kt ery Tao Killrtl or Injured In liic onllict aassaSl Oopyrli hi Ubb1 The WaiinfrH and tbuMp who with them i it an Imperl ini noe for of tlir Grand Army to gay We saved tbe boa far ai re it the liberal pnbUe - to wl Waring brought out cim echo v bich declar- ¬ ed tliat al tbe mitii mom than 50 000 veterans aUvc srbo toot in tbe iliiiiivt It i ofton a j a ne ri ht half of wha crime rat 7i itic ileuuuciat And by they est indard for a crown much iy Henry ta t 21 Infantry harks le 9 MM MM MM mold at Bra Richmond an j fti U L Pi jgn m 7 i - II I il Ktr iu8 I n lh X Smith A D Mnith A D Smith P II Millivan P II Sullivan B AD said ll tho w - not true that tneri was acontro- Hardin he - Wal- - Jih ii 411 5 mi republican ourier Jouraal also I 1 l nut himself tunl a would refuai from We of muil ha if not M M M M M M 2 M M 29 Kti M43 MM M45 MM 2i47 MM MM MM MM 3052 arr D E Berry Frank I arr s is 12 14 Jno II Feeny 75 00 r that In- inn fold thai eat hate Mr other i there ar more pensloi mli3 uiiicri il than there wen aoidien in il snuyat aqyraae time an sooa totbeendaf a long category of renaonj aasmaed far not 1 ient iu killwi thu Ki Totn1 I i a lli w SUh str y coanri Jeffert 3USINESS no tsu MEN rier AND ua An li- M m 147 FREE COINAGE ouai KM 111 lixing Boldiers II Ar MllHIIOM Rice lison and - U T C oNeil T C ONeil TC oNcil I ONeil M lii M Hi 00 10 00 eitaer a silver or i d l man for Col IT a with Lo stated that thereata tlie rolls than there are survivors hence many must lie Impostors ami that tl dierawbo perf ornied but little servios an on the same brunt of the c- rlaim- Ii 11 aioau penfdon - m m ka4 - tl 117 and ing th lead i tn - TC oNeil T C oNeil CD lily Lii 41 13 M M M 2 MM MM 3057 Pattie D Pattie CD Pattie II 00 in 00 10 00 5M 25 mi Til 5ii mi Id in know himself for i he Iver lie hid ratac pal tj s admlatsirution Allman 65 30 Ill V Taylor suliivan thai ti an 1 11191 39 Ck line 7 to 4 a M li Pattie I II Adams - V ONeil 22 00 5 mi 4 mi 14 X 5 INI 75 mi 133 M in my or i n did it -- ay D Pattie and S LM lCl ifl BtefMacaaaa P II Sullivan K L Blanton 18 lames Harris Armer MM A Smith M62 C D Pattie 2044 John D Feeny DP 1 mr t and republicaa of whisky n Die npar- ton- - ehatrman lnew ure ii idually thelr nion vn and He fraud and a fail- ¬ r v WaajeaaA oNfil oNeil 100 WITI lATI lUl Harris at I roaeautaa isi an IL n raaaajrr rasalt of oora- Da it in i a Lnif rnjll 111 s him At BtiOBW l v tf agera Ora llt Vt Mil uvington Arnold 85 M January February March April May 00 TO 45 2lU trap as asanas1 - 1157 M 14 1 IVl 1i ma h Adams Stephenson and WH 145 June July August 00 10 Ciiiiijlrt il TT Vinson September r I8I0 Shackelford aDd Gentry Wafers ft ONeil Shackelford and Novemlrer I iH ember is 10 On LomsN kmg Id The Pall Mall 450 71 Gazette baa a diapattea from Shanirhai I ri K aayiaf that a French cunboat has left Hankow for the psxrpoae of up 4c The gunK the province of Hon Nan boat will proceed to Vang Tse Kianq as far as Ting Hik lake which is over lUTs M 1000 miles north of the listrict covered by the Franco ihinese treaty - poll standard To Open Ip rhe to whether he was tor a loner tear nt clap the Irmincf of llou Slan iii ¬ 5 nitr net Gentry - Shackelford and Jack Freeman I 1 January rebruary March April May 349n HO 1020 51 hi 14 THLJiD DEBATE The Negro Crowded the Money Question to the Wall Aug 24- - The third de in i he i ne- let ween Mr P VVal Mr O B and lxih found I Freeman IMf Qs part NH W v 1 payment BM E Kerry Ixvl Jno i RsaasJ 1STJ0 oviugton Arnold 1 Il eO Neil in im IS 7ti MM 2tn LiH M - June tlls HopKits bal iii i- Ky f28107 lii 44 3 H PAID BY PRESENT IOt N II lasaaselees mthi ii Cr January o 00 February March 2104 45 A Bro i T ors 265 IK 142s MM ZJ nieui of in tnat it H w- Ua said that mem d d Hi- Ajril May iiii hand thai known iiiii her brae i June Ma H 47 MB 17 all ba lo H annus D M Lii I Pattie Feeny 1 44 30 75 M J lily August S jiteHilter October November 18 21 50 15 1124 38 5382 4 youd riLhi1 to Inalioi limitations ill but toe to A powT hi- - n of the anil i nut Dow ii n tbe roll a nm li to im Imli the men v iiTs wm so trivial as to give tin claim to pension The disability laws make Dodiytinotion as toll Tlie pension U for a disability Il have occurred during tbe Qrt diy of a sol cliirs ti rm or at the end of four j hard service Only a graded servkv sloii IoiiKI reduce tbe Inequalities which exist with r eel to amount of alio for terms served v the pensioner t th tics I aide of the m hardly be set forth with adofiisi i and still keep within the lionnils of self respect and went to tlie war voluntarily when tl tion wm in danger and it waa tbe nation Which spread a thai lime with striking emphasis and ii idea that all wbo suffered for tbe cause would ie showered with baneflta at the end Nothing waa too good t say to the volun- then nothing tini r We an- nam open for business an our Tlie nation was saved and it is a tartling stntk is ready for inspection Wn oommentary upon the result If the lulli invite you to call even it ou are today are u liable to recognize it- Hiatariana and descriptive writers not reads to Inn Im see what re liavlabored to Impress upon this gener in the line of the services of leaders of nertaln armies and ol haroaa of eertain n aiid rv DRY GOODS CLOTHING with all that lias ted at the fireside the risks taken the - of BOOTS SHOES valor performed the sufferings that fell to the armies in tad to TRUNKS VALISES LADIES man la them and the daring expo aura of life and limb for the glory of the S GENTS FURNISHING GOODS Bag are but little nuderasuud and appreci ated by tiese who at heart wish to do We also take measures lor an thing in the full honor and justice to the vet ere diers Then were about 1000000 individuals in the war and it is not loo much y that every man who enlisted had but one ehaliee in two of eaoa in tbe horOur Will be Ready rible evils of war There we deaths in all during service while t thousands died of tbe affa e im- in a Few Day Bmdiatoly attar discharge Than were men wounded SO severe be s nt ton general hospital for treatment We aie located at 210 West Main street and there were 8000000 cases ol di lroiiston stand where we solicit treated ill the hospitals If half of the men in the whole army nutated the hospital your valuable patronage everyone a victim to irini Liniment then it would not ba sur prying The war wan a long one and the OUR PRICES Inion aoidien were wholly unprepared by nature to endun the expoaan to aouthern W GUARANTEE climes Of the victims win to hospitals 4oiiiMi dieil and it is reasonable to THEY ARE IN HARMONY supiiosc that at leit is many more were brought ajmost to tin point of deatli by WITH THE TIME c and that they left the service aaarfced for life Of those bit in Our buyers leave lor the Eai t next week there were more than twt y re- deaths reported and and wil purchase the latest things in tin it would be fair to above articles which will be open in a gerou Iy sick who estimate the tew weeks men There wen over i i mi sing or oaptundL Of HENRY KLEIN SON those known to have died are i this report They number I G MILLER Itwager lisoners li 32S of whom bruuglit bK k from captivity Mv i - then arr tihtiiif the In point of fact 117 third of l The il 1st li lllll II vol l l i out o hardship ai 4il Lit life Ul M iv a Ml i imaiirj a i vlano Total -- Tli i ii ill Inl ca jt 57 JP4 VIIIOIM l lifanliy panics av t IMOIIK ISLAND 21 IM XI NEW STORE I In the First the lowest was infaniry in battle 21st in 172 per t HJM 0 r Total sot 17 140 J i lllii iuiuiilry 1st ry tK2 iry mnv try ry i lli 171 181 drasoonn york lW BI l 11 nZ ll l UM B li 7 uifantr intantry 4 ti Ii iufanti 4sh lnfam CM 4 l ni 41 11 1 524 IN to i2 Infantry rn In the Beventy thlrd Oldo there vreM I men dikabilities from Did swell tal to about 1000 nun Lii 11 Kiih KKV i iCLOTHING Samples LINL 141 i lll IK BE V Died l Total 1 b SWh in 1 7 111 tiil iiiiaairv t4ili infantry 7 i 11 thinf intrv lil INIIASA 12T H lir iuiiutr vutry infautr y y tt r 131 s 11 Ml 417 l ii 171 74ih i tn 14J Snh lufiintrv sl infantry fantry Mih infanti ry IM 771 Il 11 14 11 11 17 lot II i 4111 211 aut foagl t in the with its companion regi ments killed and wounded alone oci jo per iiiii oi us enrollment The Ir NiiMtiiti Indiana d ifry favor Ls eut through a ten belief that free silver by giv119 24 132 aM ing tis m r i in v would increa- 10S for all kinds f grsds and thus 1R1 aM to the protits at maunfacturers and traders Aie tie for the support Totals of the free coin is their belief that the i la st of all goods in stork would be doubled lakiii to repre- - by the adoption of the silver standard That free m Iver Would bring a bust and dang ruis which would ueourage in- and make the country more ntire permis is a favorite assertion of t W a list of casualties s Hnt they never attempt to show how this wonld be done or how the option of goxis of all kinds uthu r forms of disability incurred which the volume of exchanges depends in tin in of the war there were at would be stimulated by the doubling of ietimsoiir f about 2000 prices or by stamping one dollar ou rolls Tl all the silver bullion iu the conntry ibly ligurina in People do not eat drink or wear m If then were large stores of silver dolf re they rule had wooM lars instead of bullion trade and indusbe fair to 0 try wonid BOt iu any way be increased i to while it is certain that the immediate il roll nor in the mlArniy The if doubling prices by the veterans who brought home Ibeaa asrrlM standard would ha a great falling silver off in from the held from swamp and fever the demand for goods since the work oid Army in Of the hundntls of ingm u of the country would find their - buying only half as much as oat not now in the order the the gold standard If the business man of- - not e UaWa who has boo attneM by He nor to thir comrades promises of the si vert tes will reflt The order represents the battle ananas a moment lie will see that who with tlie martyred dead saves the encouraging trade the effect of doubling U K UtVKOX nation prii es winld to cause people to buy MORTON BURNS A HOTEL Does he want that kind of free silver prosperity The Secretary of Agriculture Gives a 16 Ir is tithat tlie pr ds in to 1 Objeet I IMIISL stock won id be increased but this a of Aorienlturu J Sterling be merely a temporary benefit and the - ib nit merchants through the payment but be is ever ready with of all outstanding accounts in 0 cent ng illiilralitsj or pat dollars would far outweigh the slight biathooa gain in that direction Bo that iu this July M lie wrote tbe following lattar iuage would lie a DbarSik Kt aaniaalfarhsaih jury And the panic which would ale f mt inevitably follow such a financial up- ¬ ID of th law i heaval as the chauge from the gold to t of which mono - wide a curreu spread ruin aud disaster 125 i INITKO How Doubling of Prices Wonld AflVrt the Sale of Goo A larj rity ol tlie bnsiness men of thi- free coiu- lnii aril But in a rciiaiits liave n led r ¬ M ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ i ll tNois i mi figure He has in h SILVER AND SAVINGS BANKS Coinage Would Have the Effect of WlaaBa Out Oue nalt the Depoaita A tailor who should insist on his cus- acrsaatsBg suit af clofhes worth l only half as much as tl for Would be considered either a fool or a satMd cur i i 4IS rr tion Taking the foe berty of lJm ctUxfroMid the The Fifth foil Nc- LI la Dwtiuber I MM a hich every Ind all caus s which wmiil permit d pay their crelitirs in dollars w of tbosa they ban sjple use plain lan- their scheme The are tieiug mifairlr I - si v Iti74 1 I January February 24 W7 MaxWocherv r If 4 00 ird and 4o i March April May 3K47 71 ail men lMfoc the iaw and an witlt paim laithful ice i easing n ttie demoratic party h u for a century Applause The proi tariff snid ht u a delusion Uktl Fraud Under It too poor man is tbe one to ufer uo t d nun ible out pon ix free p ouic the 1 tic Climax there were over a million as l will ue- - Slate Lick ani Meeting bring i i irj iney arw BOt COTTeCtlV Jane Vouchers issue ii by- - 13 present 3S MM Mil Ja Allman lack Freeman km a Ban s Tbia meeting openel on day ailvcrtidl anil gieea promise of a aood time to Alio wish to worship God in Hi lirst temples tbe troy The mana ¬ Tall nc wb n yu n iollar ger has built a aood siaed Baditorian if it urns not done to ating PImj are tue well covered wit capacity Ot 1000 people The mi furnisher by a splendid choir with organ re ho filktd cornet and violin and the Richmond peo Thie single sign of govennu Many wonlil lie counted twice or even In this list which Ions of a thousand ai Hut after allowing fur all of repetttl nearly who wore the blue risked all that n me varioos savings inntrv tVlinaifs amount- sum gs of years by three times aad women small busi- ¬ ness men and farmers On the passage won re gold U by tar the 618 1 LM7 H Borrowed money eoulil pa ender valuable assistance Eev H V Moore of Paris a graduate of Vaa derbilt Dnivaraity Nashville Teim toB barge and very elicited much at And nh living verify on an e- - sssssar id i As Veil oin KiWiug Of of the New - total liabilities on Janu and J f daoai ary 1 IKi4 7 22 i MM V- - H Rowland Co MM 4 3 y7 Leas amount - piil hit p Allen ft Todd eaf and HackeU Citys prewnt iiidebtelneaB on air -TiU- I 1WOA v Tan- Reduction of lial uarv he il ne for the comfort ilpbur water isabundaiil ire being made train from and livand lar tie 1 y advocate ssama sasa sits as not eii est wifrs and riiiii Is it not if so what s Crooke MM JUT BL M ion ater ceptre tillrhu toe are like boiler ey keep np snch aa tnferual they an hear MtaYaaf but

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