The Ohio County News from Hartford, Kentucky • Page 3

ii i I if HANDSOME -LOVE TO ski: WOMEN WELL DRESSED MEN THERE'S A CONSOLATION GOOD CLOTHES! A Man Feels Better, A Man is More Confident A Man Can do More ir in: is -WELL DRESSED- And all this can be done at really no greater cost than many men are put to by wearing ill-fitting garments If only FAIR BROS. CO. have your order. For Fair Bros. Garments fit well, cost little and hold their shape, because their Styles ARE RIGHTS (VISITK4) TENIPLEHFAS 'AIR BROS, CO, IIPRIBTOHS.

WJilpSKL BEAVER DAM RAILROAD TIMETABLE In elicit April ft, ivi, al 4 '5 t. EAST. No. 6 Mall 11 vi p. in No.

8 -Limited .1 a in No. jl 5 WEST. No. s-Malt II (Ho No. Hxptess II 15 P.

No. jl Local 4 P. gtartforil Wcchtu gcratd. WsDNRSUAY, Al'ltlt. 23.

THE DIFFERENCE Uctweon living well nnd poorly is very small if you buy right. Economy which slights quality is pjlravaganfo. Wo want tho ratio of peojilo who coonomUo ly living well. So it you waut to livo well, buy your Groceries from TRACY SON, Hartford. Miss Lizzio Walker ia nuito Biok.

8eo Carson Co. for Fertiliser. 4 More uowBntoens at 'Oarson Go's. Auk to boo our Straw Hats. Oauson Co.

Wo havo the latcbt thing iu Straw nats. Causon Co. Big lino Negligee Shirts ot Fair llros. Co's. Soo our Clothing beforo buying whprp, JlcBtSaJUtA.

D.Whito'sforiJt per barrel. 1'alr Bros. Si Go's want your wool this soason. Go to Hall anil get your churns ami milk' crocks. LargcHt lino ladios ilno Shoes at Fair Bros.

Go's. fewest ptylcs ip Neckwear at Oofr, for tho Oliver Chilled I'lows at Tracy Son's. 10 tf Best -place to buy Millinery is at Fair Bros. Co's. Latost novolties in ruens' straw hat nt Fair Bros.

Go's. Tho tnost styjish JHllionry is found at Pros. floinembpr lfq wants J'Olir hogs ami will Pty tho prines. Go to Hall and got 23 lbs. of tho very host O.

K. Sugar for 81. Eating potatoes DO cents por biishol nt Stevon's nardwick'a. i i Early lloso Potatoes 91,10 por bush, ol nt Stovens Hurilwiok's. Wo will recuivo to-morrow nnothor largo lot of furniture.

Oaiiion Co. Farracrs.thogngl audl.S. plow Shoes at Seliapmlro'n can't bo beat. Yon will find tho latest styles of Jlillincry goods at CarMn Co's. Fresh Oranges, Hannnns and to-day ut Stevens Hardwick's.

Como aud seo C. L. Field's now buggies beforo you buy and savo money. Ladies, tho English Dluclicr Shoo nt Schapmiro's is a beauty. Only Best Indigo Calicos Be.

Etra yard wido Domostjo fia tit Pair Iros. Williiims Bell aro having their drug store nowly painted ond papured. Nice liuo of whito goods, French and Zephyr OinghamB ut Fair Bros, Co's. Go to Hoover for blacksmithiug and woodwork. Best work and lowest prices.

Littlo Edwin, tho baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. MoDowell Fair, is imito tick, i i Wo havo just recoived another shipment of ladies nml ohildrens Oxfords. Caiisov Co. Mr.

Wm. II. Foromau, Sulphur Springs, was granted a pension last week. A. D.

Whito will givo you a barrel of Salt for every $10 worth of goods you buy from him. 0, L. Field sold two uow buggioij ycstonay nud ho' parties aro well pleased with them. Hall has a small lino of Clothing and will sell cheaper than in tho county. Ladios, wo have a pretty liuo of Fine Shoes and Oxford Tjcs.

Cult and see Ricrn and get prices. SciiArsmtE. ii A. ft. WIHo Wi) bo you.

tho best uncoil nml tiaril at tho lowest uusli prioea for cash only. A. D. Whito is tho plaao to buy all kinds of Hardware and Grooorlcs nt thu lowest prices for cash. For a slunglo, shavo or shampoo, cull on II, 0, Pace, tho best barber in tho Green River Conntry.

Mr. Wm. Foster, Sr was suddenly taken vory 111 yesterday inorniqg, but sonio bettor a this writing. WANrisp To buy a good miloh cow. Will pay a good prico in cash.

Gall on or addross Hartford, Ky. I Just recoived a lot of Shoes at Hall's. Como iu and seo them and got prices. They uro cheaper than the cheapest. i The fjaiyn TonnU Clib lylnplj wia.

organized sotno days agq 1ms, repoiyei ts otttlt and. wil soon begiu playing. and Tnu Shoes far ladies and. gonts nt astonishingly low prioey at Seiiapmiro's, Gall and bo convinced. For anything in tho grocery lino, call on W.

G. Hardwiok at Stovens Hnrdnick's corner opposito Renicmbor If you bring your produce to ns you' can get Dry Goods, Groceries, Furnltnro, Clothing, Hats, Shoes of all Winds, and in faol everything kept in a goneral store. Cahhon Co. W. Q.

Hardwick wants all his friends to call on him cornor opposite and get anything in tho grocery liuo. Stkvisnh Haiiuwick. nud Dyo Works, drug store. Ofllco in Qriffln's When you wunt ii good, easy, close shave, call on II. 0.

Pace, on Market street. Ho is one of tho best barbers in Kentucky. Mr. M. Ford is very low with paralysis ot his homo on Hall's Greek, with littlo hopes for his recovery.

Ho is about eighty years old. Mr. Wayno Stovens, who lives about two miles norm oi iiartioni, kllloil a gray caglo Mouday which measured seven feet from tip to tip. Tho largo mill at Cauoyvillo ho longing to G. T.

Brack fc burned early Friday morning ontailing a loss of Thoro was no insurance. Slmnks Brookins was arrested yester day on a chargo of soiling liquor without lieenso and had au uxam iniug trial yesterday evoniug and was released. Grit Taylor was arrested yosterdoy on a bench warrant charged with dis turbing religions worship and hold iu bond of 100 to answer at tho May term of Circuit Court. Mr. Will II.

Hoskinsou will begin tho publication of a now paper nulled Tho Star at Fordsvllle, May 1(1. Tho tone of tho paper will bo uml non. sectarian. Joo Taylor, colored, died at his homo in Hajti Saturday and was buried at tho Hayti cemetery Sunday. Jo was an honest, industrious man, and had tho respect of his people.

Wcs Callahan was arrested yesterday for selling liquor and held in tho sum of 8100 to appear at lho May term of court and failing to givo bond in tho above sum ho was sent to jail. Tho littlo six-year-old son of Mr. John 1). Bishop fell and broke his arm last Tuesday crenlng.i tThrH makes three times tho littlo fellow has had such trouble twice in the sumo arm. Mr.

A. P. Taylor, Bell's But), is tho new deputy in Circuit Court Clerk G. II. Likens' olllco.

Mr. Taylor is a most excellent young man and, his appointment is a popular and satisfactory one. W.H. Thomai, a colored, school teacher of Taylor ralnpH, was arrested Friday on a chargo of detaining a woman against her will and was tried before county Judgo John P.Morton Satur day and acquitted. Mrs.

Margaret Tilford died at her home in Bockport, Tuesday morning, April 17, and was buried at Coralvo Wednesday morning. jrs. TilfordJ was. a good, and through tho entiro yours of hor life eho had tho lovo and respect of all who knew her. Tho Adelphiaus ontcrtainod at College Hall Friday night, aud their effort was fully up with tho high standard long sinco established by this cxccllont bund of workers, Their programme was well selected aud each did his part to tho satisfaction of tho largo audionco in atteudauco.

Stand by your town. Not a dollar invested there but somo goodj comes of it. Thero is' iio family' like' one's own lumiiy; tuero siioiu up no oa liko ones own lovn. wt tho news paper (stand by tho town and let the business men stand by tho nowspaper aud let everyone mako his homo famous as possible. Miss Leah Hudson died at hor homo on Washington streot last Wednesday morning.

Her funeral was preaohod at Shinklo Chapel Thursday by Rev. E. E. Pate, after which, sho was laid, to rest in iuo uuaptiiau cemetery. iiss was a valued member of tho MothodiBt Ohuroh and loft behind hor a life full of noble, Christian work.

Mr. Honry Wright died at his homo two miles east of town Monday morning at 2 o'clock, nnd was buriod at tho John Smith graveyard yesterday evon iug. Mr. Wright, was a good Christian, aud his death is regretted by a largo circlo of relatives and friends who knew and loved, him. IHa funeral vas uucicii umior mo auspices oi tno u.A.it.

Littlo Harlan son of Mr. Geo. B. Thompson, Horton, died Monday morning at o'clock of, brain fover. His funeral was preached yoslorday by Rey.

R. F. Romans, after which, ho was buriqd iu lho Black graveyard. Harlan 'was a bricht. sweet littlo bov.

and iits deutu is a su'i boreavbtnont to uis iiovotcii paronid, who uavo tno most ninocro sympathy of Tim Hkiulu. Mr. E. 8. Koown has bought G.

W. S. W. Mothorshead's drug store at Select, and will continue tho business at tho sumo stand. His brother, Mr.

N. Keown, will presido over tho prescription department nud act as deputy County Olork in place of Dr. Mothorshead. Tho peoplo of Select and, vicinity will recoivo excellent trculuioi'it ui w(u mimis iu iiifsu oiuvor young men. Mr.

G. Hardwiok has bought a intorost in Mr. L. B. grooery Btoro and butcher shop nnd will always bo found ready to servo his frionds at tho now Arm's stand Tub Hkiut.d olllco.

Thoro aro no better businoss raon. qor tdovororyoting pqtlornoi anyiyli'oro Uian Jjoe Stoyoun mid Billy Ifardwioli, and tho eating yvorld may feel suro it will always bo treated nicely by tho firm of Htevons St Hardwiok. Rev. Morgan, Rosino, was in town yesterday, tho guest of his son, Mr. W.

J. Morgan, tho photographer. This was tho first timo thoy had mot forHyoars suvoonco, about six years! ago. Bro. Morgan's first wifo was daushtor of Mrs.

E. II, Mosoloy, of Livcrmore, and at hor doatli, young Morgan went to livo with his grandmother, and so it happened that father nud Bon wcro separated to bo happily re-united after long separation. Judgo John 0. Townsond is very sick at his homo in East Hartford. I Mr.

Wallaco Hosion, iibnjusi returned from a Shrove, who two months Taylor manufacturers nml dealers in hard and soft wood, Beaver Dam, aro prepared to furnish you anything you may need in tho way of doors, window sash, blinds, and iu fact anything you may need from lath to a complete houso pattern all ready to put together, at most rcasonablo prices. Dr. Q. N. Mothorshead and family, Select, will leave to-morrow for Bich-land, whoro they will make their future home.

Wo regret to lose this estimablo family from our county, but wo desiro to suy to tho good people of Hopkins county that no bottor folks can be found anywhere than tho Doctor and his family. RELIGIOUS. Tho next Quarterly Meeting on tho Hartford Circuit will be held at Goshen May r.th and Cth. Rov. M.

N. Neely, Presiding Elder of tho Denver, Colorado, District, and trusteoof tho Church Extension Fund, is expected to attend tho Quarterly Meeting nt Marvin's Chupcl Sunday next. Rov. E. E.

Pate will hold Quurterly Meeting for Dr. Hall next Saturday and Sunday at Wesley Chapel on tho Fordsvillo Circuit. Ho will preach at tho M. E. church South iu Fordsvillo Friday night at o'clock.

Tho Gasper River Ministers' and Deacons' Meeting will bo hold nt next Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Tho handsome new Baptist church at that place will bo dedicated. Rov. John O'Brien, of Dawson. will preach the dodicatory sermon.

Tho Distiict Conference for next year will bo held at Yelvington, Daviess county, Ky. The lay delegates elected for next Annual Conference to bo hold at Owensboro io thu, fall, arc, John A. Clark, Rov. T. G.

Follin, W. E. Lashbrook and Wm. Williams. The vonerablo old pioneer Methodist, Rev.

L. B. Djiividsqn, of tho Liyermoro circuit, will fill Dr. S. X.

Hall's pulpit at lho Quarterly Meeting at Marvin's Chapel Saturday und, Sunday next On his way thero ho will visit friends in Hartford and, preach at the Methodist church here Friday niglit nt Tho District Sunday School for the Ojwonsborq District, Loiysvillo nnvptl Conference, 5L Church, vyas held at Ljvermoro, tho nth, nnd 18th and was a successful convocation. It was hold in connection with the District proper, which began its work on tho 10th, S. X. Hall, Presiding Elder, in tho chair. All tho preachers except two wero prcsont with a good lay from tho various charges in tho District.

Tho attendance day and evening was full all tho time, while thu cutortaiument was most excellent. It was ascertained that thero have boen, in round numbors.0,0 concessions ad, nearly Ii6q added, (o chtitcji sin'ca bo Annual donfqrcnpe, wilq al tlto. interests ayo bppn cirofnly Sweet Potato Slips for Sale In any kind or quantity. For apply to F. E.

Nelson, Hartford, Ky. War in Hayti. War broke ont Sunday evening iu Hayti, noar Hartford, with Crit Parks and Deo Walker as principal "The tjonbje seems to Uavo rjt tho hqcyo of Shanks Brookins, whoioBoveral had gatheredin to imbibe of a jug of "rabbit foot" whioh Shanks-had on baud. Thoy imbibed and became gay, especially Crit and Doe, nnd tho fun began with a few uncomplimentary terms of endearment and thoy clinched, pounded, scratched and bit each othor in a manner that would havo dono credit to mastiffs. Deo camo out with painful gaty agross hfa head rnadg by gricfdlo'in Jhe hands of Grit, kovcral bruises on his faco and oyes nnd the major portion of his nether lip "chawed" off, whilo Cr had somo vory ugly and painful bruises aboit tho faco, and eyes his right thumb n'ai( likewise "chawod" off.

Just at (his point thero was a of activo hostilities and, Crt staged homo, but jretnpw no bounds oijil ho ayrryod himself with au ax and etartod iu pursuit. Ho ovortook Grit about ono hundred yards away, whon tho fight was ronowed with frcBh fury. Dee struck Grit ono blow with tho nx, I PERSONAL. Iva Noll Is In I.oulsvllle. kev.

R. A. Clowe It in Louisville. Price Clothing around and come to visit to Texas, called to see ua Monday. m.

Collins, Memphis, Fair Bros, Go. nml seo how they Ho reports nice trip and lots of lino' Mr m. I'alt tun down competition in Btylo, price and country to bo scou. iuality. 1oVi th ToyIor lho Don forgot Charlie Urifflu is agent rj.4,g of buntlsm nln.i lait Htin.lnv In Ii In town rneil Trom Louisville.

Dr. II White has returned from f)enboro, Hon H.J). (iulTy It In ftreenvllte on legal bus. Iticss. for tho Hopklnsvillo Steam Laundry nPI Mr firstof uieweek in iiaruoru.

converts of tho meetings held at Crom- I 'Mr Alvn I. the gue.t ofhlt I1 ti. n.n.i i fc. kj xitmu auu ui. u.wu Mr, JUvor unnrcli liy Itovs.

.1, V. Taylor and Jarnagin. Mr. C. I-'.

Wetterfielil, llcll'n Ktui, Ke in a ety milutantlnl call I'rlilay. Mr. Minor W. llockir, Soullietlanil, county, wat in town cttertlay. Mitt Lyda Morton led Monday for a few wcel' vltlt to relathet at 1'reutlt.

Col. Ion II. Nail, Loultillle, wat tlifRiietof Dr. 15. rendition few clayt latt week.

Mitt lilva Morton lert I'rlilay for a lx weekt" iltlt torelatliet at Ileaier Dim and 1'rentlt. Mr. I'red Myert, llvnntrllle, Ind It vltlllng tlie family of lilt uncle, Mr. I'. Scliapmlre.

Mettrs. Jamet Gentry, shreie, and J. II. Mc- Daniel, llorhe Dranch, were In town yesterday. Mr (i.

Wtsterfielil ami btlde, Mcllenry, were the guettt of Mr. Wetlerliehl't parents latt huiulay. Kev, H. II. Maddox, Onentboro, pasted through town yetterday oil lilt way to Mcllenry to vltlt relatltet.

Mltset Mary Cox, Hartford, and Mamie Tliomat, Ilawetvllle, nie vltltlnR relathet Iu I'armer City, 111. Mr. Will Taylor attended a fiinlly reunion hiimlay ot the residence of lilt father on the Ileal er Dam road. Mr. Wallace Hoison, who lias lceu In Texat prospecting for the past two montht, hat to his hom at Shreie, Ky.

Mm. C.I. I'lelil, who hat been Waiting In HIIMioro, Texat, for the past month, Is (topping oier at l'aducah on her way home. Mrs. Jennie Minor, Louisville, formerly lnd Itvltltlng her cousin, Mi.

Way. land Alexander. Mrs. Minor hat many frltndt Iu Hartford who will be glad to tee her. Attorney W.

T. Ha) ward left yetterday for lillzabethtown to i Islt lilt father, Senator W. II. ltaynard. He will be joined there Sunday by lilt wife, who hat been visiting her mother In llaltimore.

I'rof, A. Landrum, who hat been Iu Allan-sat for the past six years engaged In teaching school, Is at his home near Sprlug Lick on a summer vacation. He wat the guest of friends uml relatlies here a few days last week. Dr, and Mrs. J.

S. Coleman, Kev. T. Mrs. liettie Williams nnd S.

Caliln Taylor will leave to morrow for Dallas, Texat, where they will visit relatives ami frlendt and nttend the Southern Ilaptlst Convention which in that city May ll sistant leading members of tho order from Hopkinsvillc. The initial ceremonies wero elaborate nnd, beautiful and tho young men who joined nyo enthusiastic, in thpir devotion to tho ordoif. Tho. is mao typ (roiyt anyong tho b.tsst of our younycr men and the lodgo hero will no doubt soon bo among the best in tho State. Tho order is among the grandest over instituted among men nnd it invites to its.

circlo of "Friendship, Charity and Benevolence" all young men with honest, manly hearts with tho plodgo that nothing but good shall como from its influence Special Commissioner's Notice. Ohio Oiitcuir Court. B. RoLL.Adm'r. of A.

M. vs. Martha Stum and others, Pcfpndnts. parties, to' the above styled cause, now pending in tho Ohio Oirooil Court, will take notice that I will, on tho first day of May (Tuesday). 1801, at tho Circuit Clerk office in tho town of Hartford, proceed to take nnd hear proof for tho purpose of restoring tbo lost record therein.

Said taking will continue from day to day (Sundays excepted) until said record is completed. Given under my hand ns Special this 14th day of April, 1804. G. B. 1GI2 Special Commissioner, FARMERS I We have just in another car-load of the Horseshoe brands of Raw Bone and Corn Grower.

Also a carload of the Homestead for TobaccQ. No ex periment in usingthese goods. Send in. HOOKER CO. A Ureat Race.

learn from, thoso w.ho, witnessed) it that probably' tlio 'most exciting racp. that over, occurred, in oarxt offat tho Fair' (royfldaoyt latt Vtliay Mossrs. Vatkorson ft May, owuorsof tho family boat, Alhambra, havo a black bear whioh thoy keep oonfincd iu little box houso inside tho Fair Grounds, and on tho day abovo men tioned sho in somo way escaped from her cago and was running about tho maiuug nu ug.y wounu on uis ncau, anu pr0ImU tryim? to ouUi(l0i Mr ho ax was then dropped and tho clinch-' Au(orgoUi who Hvcs ou tbo which it. in bcen an now oro to got DUVU IUU MVUlUJUm WU1UU HUH CUUH IU tho hands 1 in tho hand The Knights of Pythias. For somo months efforts have been maije to hayo organized a lodgo of Iulghts of Pythias, at this place.

Thursday night last tho institution of jiero was attended by a largo delegation from Owensboro and Graud Chancellor A. D. Bodgers and two as rook baok QhM0 (Ma of Deo instead of tho gruldlo F(jUf( Hoovw nml gnm of Ont as)oforo. Henry Co) wont to his assistance, aud after ft1 jnnoinre wu driving tho boar around somo timo, she parafod thorn and tho battlo censed. I l)ocamo ma(1 nml showca fl ht Thoy woro both urrostcd by boys had clnbs to tuemseives Lyons and deputy G.

W. Buuger. ontl RottinK in tho Ont was tried Monday oyening on a hctuJxi tho back fonco, she in sonyo chargo of malicious wounding aud hold WBV Kot Sara soporotod from tho to answer at tho May term of Circuit boys and inad.p tyt him. Sam had a Court. His bail was fixed nt 8100.

cib which ho throw nt her. It mlssnd whioh bo guvo. Pli moo was on. 00 was frosted oqa.writ for They started towurds tho tioket oill ce at tno entranoo irate with nam in thu tho boar still nf tor him. Ho succeeded in reaching tho first stall in safety and tho door being opon, ho rushed in nnd climbed upon a cross pieco of timber near the ending tho race.

Her keeper then camo up and lassoed her and provouted further trouble. Takiug into consideration the tho boy ron botweon WO and 3(X) yurds ond most of the way through water from threo inches to ft foot deep, it was almost a miracle that ho was not overtaken und torn to pieces. Sam soys ho never looked back onco, ns ho could feel tho warm breath of tho bear on his back, and that sho splashed water on him from head to foot at almost over jump, and that ho realized his on ly ehanco was to outrun her. Churlio aud Estill yelled, Sam, runj" but ho says whilo ho appreciated their interest in him, ho needod no encouragement, as ho never intended to lose that race. Sam is lit years old and ns provod by tho race, is a good ono.

His father saw tho whole affair, but was too far nway to aid him. goof I ffigj clear! (lonqB SKIN 1 JS lifeM ili Vlr "iM liyL'g 1 MENTALl I'm i I STRONG I NERVESJ AyiiS I Sarsaparillaj M. Ilnmmcrly, a Imtlness man nt lllllshoro, V.I.. sends this testimony to the merits nl At er'a 11.11 tuii.irlll.i: "Several ears ngo, 1 hurt Inlnry leaving a sore to jiyMiticrlngs ucre extreme, my leg. Hum the kneo to tile niiKie, penis a sonci sin c.

uicii nerati to ex- IhiiiI to other mitt of the lmtlv. nrluus remedies, 1 hegnn liKhm Ajer'a SarsaparllU, ami. before I had Mulshed tho Hrst Uotyie, I expeilenced rcllel: tlia second bottle cllecteU a complete cure." Ayer's Sarsaparilla Pripared by I)r. J. C.

A er Lowell, Mas. Cures othersswill cure you The Celebrated GLOBE FERTILIZER CARSON a SOLE UTS, nARTFORD, KY. WANTED! AT Till. OWENSBORO, Fifty Thousand Pounds Wool in Exchange) for Woolen Goods. Wo havo on hand largo stock of Monarch Pants, Cates' Jeaus, Linseys, Flannels, Blankets, Skirts, Cassimeres, Knitting Yarn, Wool Rolls, These, goods have been made from best homegrown wool, and for stronuth, softness and durability are unequalled.

Wo will mako it to the interest of those having wool to hell to exchange with us, and would be pleased to correspond with our customers. aud prices furnished on application. THE MAN iv ho wan Reported Crippled IN THE RUSH FOR TJtACY SOX'S Grocery Store Last Saturday, is all; right, and says he will he back noxt Saturday and get his supply of Farmiugllmplomcnts, ifj itj coslslhim his KAUSE Thoy havo such good Goods and sell them so cheap. TIR-A-Ci" cSs S02T WIk -v rflsaiiiia 3 a. ttv Hartford, ISly.

1 Wide Awake! First in the Field OUR NEW SP" BUGGIESIIilliss! IT will be to your interest to come to Hartford and buy yourself a Buggy. One car load just received. Come and look for yourself. Thanking you for past favors and hoping to have a continuance of same, I remain Yours, PHE- C. Field.

GENERAL PURPOSE PLOW IN THE WORLD jyfr AND There are Fifteen Reasons why you Should use Nothing but the Oliver Chilled Plow: 1'ihut Thev are the iirlnliml and only irviiiiliio Chilled I'lows inude. Skcon 11 They are ailaptetl Io all kimts oi noil aim win uo nttionss work Iu cd or tubble, TlllKIi The raoulboartls ate tlioroii.hly clillleo, naie no son spots In them, will scour In auy soil, and nlnufiticr. 111 not wear out in ten years' l'oi'HTll Oliver's Chilled Metal will not corrode. The heaviest coat of rust that can accumulate on It will be entirely removed by a few on charge of felony and load by about 30 feet nnd from thoro to I llll tnoit yestoruay morning and hold to auswor at the AIny term of Circuit Court in bail of $2j, whioh ho failod to give and was put iu jail tor sifo keep ing. If you contemplate doing any building or ropairing, you Bhould not fail to soo or oommunicato with Taylor manufacturers und dealers in hard wood, Bcavor Dam, and get prices and terms beforo you purchaso elsewhere.

They guarantee satisfaction in prices nnd work. 17 tf For Bent. A good brick store ford, Ky. Will rout ohoap, W. I'oruor T.

.1. nmttl tho offloo thov had it nil) and tuck uear wuuiiikuiii ami itiun monitor. 1'iKTii The a thorough center draft, runs lluhterthan any other plow, ami Is under the direct and complete control of the Sam would widen tho gap, while 0U thnyi Sixth The woodwork belnit free from mortises permits easy, rapid wont, nnd to thoso on tho omiosito side and perfect adjustment, for either two or three horses. ll Im Oliver Is economical Iu repairs, and when tl, your Of the Olid groilUdS too far to aid nway is renewed you have au entirely new cuttinif edge. tho boy, it seemed that tho littlo fellow Oliver patent share can be furnished when WOtlld Cortainly bo ovortakou nnd may- a wonderful sai lug del Ice.

bo killed, but ho kept straight ahead, with tbo bear reaching for him at al-1 most every jump until tho gate was BSTLook out for imitation plow points nnd other extras. readied, whon Sam tried to get ovor. tho Oliver Chilled Plow works, South Bend, y. 8. uaving run boing wot bv tor, ho did not over.

Just a1 reared on her hind logs to strike him, CHILLED. PLOW moiiks, South Bend, Ini U. 8. line Hnm urlinnlml nml lin In llm Ninth All parts of the oler Chilled I'losts ire fitted oier templates at the wotls, hcuce arc exact duplicates, nml l.y simply the number nud hand, you nre suie ofn ctf(ct fit. TkntH The Oliver Chilled Wow ha hundreds of Imitators.

Nu manuracturerwill try to Imitate an Inleilorplow. I'or ease of mauEeiucnt, adjustability find llulueu of draU, it has no tuccensful competitor Twelvtii The Oilier lias a record unparalleled in the history of plow lnaklug, from In 1870, to oer in itj Tiiirtekmii Your ueiichbors will tell you to buy tot Oliver aud taLe no other They speak from faith born uf experience. 1'aunTKENTii There areoicr Oliver Chilled in actual use, and three time 04 many are being sold at the present time as any other plow manufactured They 4te warranted to do better wolkand more of it, with the sdtve of draft, than any ether plows iu use, I'iftkemtii I'lnally, the plows ire better known, liaic had a longer run, have proved wort popular aud giicn birlttr satlsfacllost any other plows on ti icc of 0c Th? genuine points and AU others aro other recurs ar made only by Remember that tho OLIVER so inr, ami uis oioiuiug oiiirjTjEjj PLOWS aro tho best in the world, and bo sure you get only tho gtnuino points and nther nrair. thus avoiil. running throuch the 1 1..

nrvuiun have tho strength to go mg tno tussatisiaction tnai is Btiro 19 ipnpw iuo uso 01 1110 Bpurioim nun. umj vuuu'int, uutvttii uiiiiiiir.n that instant tho bear PLOW is mado ut our factory and has stenciled on tho wood work tho inscviptioiu "Mani'vaotpiiisd uv -run OLIVER mouth with his fist, whioh cheeked; fedr fffi For Sale by Z. Wayne Griffin Hartford, Ky..