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ft EMI -V hElv LY LKAr-OIUtOKIOLE, A.KK VI LL DECElIIiEIt 27, 1895. DOCTOR. J. J. M.

BUCKNER SOI DOING UUSINUSM TIIltOUtlH ENGLISH In its Actions Against Wiley Rose iii the Ferry Case, if RICE GIVENS, Louisville, Ky. MAKE THE Selling of Dark Tobacco a Specialty. Uave lunl JO ytarit experience. If you want to gut what your I I and Tobacco wurin snip to KICK lilVLNH, LuuihviHo, buark 1 -write us T. IU.

TJUCICVET. Sc. SON. WHITE, DUNKERSQN CO, LEADING TOBACCO WAREHOUSES LOUISVILLE, KY. PLANTERS PLEASE MENTION THIS PAPER.

City Mm I utkn 1'. MEGUAIt, Prea't. ft. V. GILE3, Main, Bet Oth 10th li Stat Tobacco Liberal Advances.

Four Months' Free Storage. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PRIVATE SALES. Louisville, Ky. BROWN. EVERETT L.

BROWN Mcguiar-Harris Proprietprs. (Incorporated.) JOHN W. BROWN. CHAS. C.

Fcur Months Free Storage. Ninth Street, Bet. Bain and Market, Louisville; Ky." John W. Brown Props, CAMPBELL, Lato of JORDAN OWEN, Late ol Hart Ky. J.

W. Lato of Hardin GREKN, Co. Ky. "r.AcMVith. LOUISVILLE, KY.

VV Mark youf Hoyghcadg Sales Dallyr- Returns Promptly Made. Four Months Storage Free of Charge, CAMPBELL, GREEN OWEN, PROPRIETORS, -We make BACCCof the Clarksville type. JNO. G. HARRIS, Sec'y Treas Auction and Private Sales Daily.

Ninth Street Warehouse. R. B. GREEN. Late of Hardin Ky, Returns Promptly Made! Free Storage MUSE, LOUISVILLE, KY.

after Dark Tobacco especially. AS. I). 1IEADI.EY, Late ol Ulvehs; Hoadley Ic Co. CO.Props.

Special attention paid the 1019-102,) West Mam Street sampling selling Dark Tobacco E3 L. GAUCHAT JEUELRY CO. Auction Sales Daily! Four Months Mark your Hoyshead QSN 3TR. A. CAMPBELL will look TOM.

P. MAJOR, Late of (Uarksvllle, Tnn, fs in at iii ui A LARGE and WELL SELECTED 1 TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, A )i nil xn I I 2 I i Hill or Coughs, and, Coasumptioa beyond question the greatest of all modern medicines. It will stop a Cough In one night, check a cold In a day, prevent Croup, relieve Asthma, and curi Consumption If taken In time. You can't alf ore to be without It." A 25c. bottle may save your life I Ask your druggist for it Send for pamphlet if the little ones have Croup or Whooping Copgh "use It promptly, -ft it turi to ThmlliM I5C 4 ft.

All DragfUU, ACKER MEDICINE x6 A IB Chambert CARRIKK'S CHRISTMAS CAROL. (TO PATRONS OF THE IEAF.CHHON10I.E. The merry Christmas times have come again, Let ua greet them aa we have done ol SJng he natal anthem In happiest strain, And gladden our hearts with itscharma once more. Play s-weetest mufcioi The violin, luto," The light guitar, and the soft flageolet The deep-toned viol, and the magic flute, Bilvcr-strung harp, and the clarionet. Come, rosy maiden, -with thy bright, spark' -ling eye, And heart oft fluttering with tender emotion; Here, on the shrine of hope, leave thy sigh And a prayer for thy lover's eternal He' 1 votion.

Come, blooming youth, in the flush of bright dreams OI future" "thy heart's dear treasure; Here, thou canst gaze where the love-light gleams From her eye, and fills thy soul with pleasure. manhood, clothed in thy power Here, thou eanst mingle as in days lang syne; When love. In thy soul then bloomed like a flower, And shed its sweet fragrance on the heart that was thine. Come, loving mother, no greater can be The Joy of thy heart on the natal night; As thy little ones play and fondle with thee, And give thee the boon of sweetest de light. Come, aged aire, with thy hair long and gray.

And with trembling footstep; stand not aside: Thy thoughts may wander to years passed away. To scenes such as these, when you won a bride. Come, dearest grandam, tho thy feet be weary, And a weight of years is bending thee low; The world without to thee may be dreary. But here thy heart's love Is Btlll all aglow. Around the hearthstone, while the yule log isongnt, All gather together in happiest throng Where smile will meet smile, when all hearts are light, And the hours forgotten as they glide along.

Trip it, some of ye; and turn on the toe Gracefully bow, and all swing; Two and by two and by four you now go, Ana promenade all around in a ring. Hoi the merry times and the love-lit eye, Thecheelts an rosy on the lips a smile; The heart a fountain liere all pleasures rise And purest delight our cares all beguile. Bring out the wine, the ruby-colored wine. And the old punch bowl with its golden crest, As did our fathers-both yours and mine. And drink the health of the one you love best.

Bring fruits bring flowers the fragrant flowers; Twine them in wreaths around brows that are fair. Bring the sweet lilies from Love's own bow1- ers, Called for the beautiful only to wear. Get thee to thenideof the lnxs of your ohoic, golden-haired lass with the eyes of blue; Whisper thy lovo, and with low, trembling voice She may tell thee her hand and her .7 heart are for you Let old and young, the happy and the gay. All mingle together ere the evening closes, In dance, in song. In story and in play 'Neath Christmas boughs and clustering V.

if Mem'rics that are dear steal on us to-night, Waked from their sleep in the vale of the All gathering In their "beauty, lieavemy bright- And over our hopes their "golden gleams 'j- the Joy these memories oft bring! Theychecrus. as. dreams from? the land above, As the warbling ol birds in the rony spring Or as a pureJUss from theOlps- that we And now, dear' patrons, I have sung my song, v- 1 I give thee a greeting with my heart's best cheer May heaven with its treasures bless thee Ahd all in mem'ry whom thou boldest 7- dear. The wife of Mr. D.

Robinson, a prominent lumberman of Haitwick, N. was sick with rheumatism for five months. In BDeakine of it. Mr. Robinson says: "Ghaniberlam's Pain Balm is the only thinsr that cave her "any rest from pain.

For the relief of pain it cannot be beat." Many very -bad caeof rheumatism have been cured by It. For sale at 50 cents per bottle by Owen Moore. Fresh Jersev wo far a.1 at. riant Branson's. BHtswd ttT A TOM P.

MAJOR Not. B0.1-K07 8ll)-tl Went Matn street, Supreme Court Decides That the County Did Kigrlit in Fixing Ferry Kates. Damage of 125G is Awarded Plain-tiff In the Case ot Sanders Vs. the Graoey-WoodwftrcV Iron Co. OTHKIt CASKS DECIDED TO-DAY.

Tuesday's dally. Some important opinions were handed down from the supreme court in Nashville this morning when the Montgomery county cases were reached HOSE V8. COUNTY, In the much-discussed case of Wiley Rose vs. Montgomery county, better known as the "Ferry Case," the court affirmed the decision of the lower court, which holds that the action of the county court was right, toi fixing the rate of ferriage. SANDEEa VS4 FCHKAC CO.

In the case of Cherry Sanders vs. the Gracey-Woodward Iron the decision of the lower court was damages in the sum of $1,250. This was a case of bodily damages sustained by Sanders at the Louise ore mines In 1S93, for which suit was brought for several thousand dollars. The lower court awarded $1,250 damage and an appeal preme court affirming the lower court's decision, OTHEB CASES. Other cases from Montgomery decided this morning were as follows: McFali vs.

the L. R. farm ed; Wilmouth vs. L. N.

R. re versed; Clarksville and Russellville Turnpike Co. vs. T. N.

Randle, affirmed. This last case decides the fact that the turnpike company can't collect toll at its second gate near the Kentucky line. Maior C. T. Picton is manager of which the traveling men say is one of the best hotels in that section.

In speaking of Chamberlain's Colic, cnoiera ana Diarrhoea Remedy Major Picton says "I have used it myself and in my family for several years, and take pleasure in saying that I consider it an Infallible cure for diar-rheca and dysentery, I always recom-' mend it, and have frequently administered it to my guests in the hotel. and in every case it haa proven itself -worthy of unqualified endorsement. For sale by Owen Moore. GOSSETT BROS. GRATEFUL.

They Thank Their Patrons For an Unprecedented Holiday Trade. Oossett the furniture dealers, had an unprecedented holiday trade this year, and out of the depths of their gratitude issue the following: CAED OF To Our Patron-s, EbPECiALiv the Ladies: We want to thank youjfor your gen erous patronage of the past month, We thought our stock was the hand-somest and best selected stock for the vnriBtmas uraue man naa ever oeen shown on this market, and your verdict has confirmed us in our estimate of it. Again thanking the ladies for their very1 many complementary" expres sions, we wish you all a barmy Christ- mas and prosperity during the coming Your friends, Gossett Laos. Our ovster parlor is now fitted uo in good shape. We havo the best cook in town.

Special provision for 07 LYNES. Bargain Coanters. Nothing in town like those 10-eent, 15-cent, 25-cent, 50-cent and $1.00 Bargain Counters at J. Wood's. Don't fail to ee the pretty thing's ou- the 23-cent counter at J.

F. Wood'f. A Curd of 1 hanks. The Ladies' Aid Society desire to' return thanks to the Baptist Methodist Sunday schools for the bountiful donations of money, clothing and provisions' for the poor. Secretary.

For floe home-niale and French candy you should go to the- "Leading Confectioners" Bnd see their line of good eatable candy. iNLIiU.1T OX LINES. were con-1 TS f-n tome-made LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. Liberal advances. Four Months Free Storage.

Daily auction sales. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PRIVATE SALES. OF EVERYTHING KEPT BY A FISKT-CLASSjl. ESTABLISHMENT, WITH PRICES VTO MEET ALL COMPETITION. TOBACCO VJAR PICKETT 7 gfQtfn" TOBACCO WAREHOUSE a specialty of DARK TO in ia iu iii 124 Frank lin Street.

Di MOHELEY, Cashier, J. M. MACHAE, Asst. Cashier that IS 01" uil Th3 Oldest Established C. A.

BRIDGES Cqr EIGHTH "AND CHAS. A. BRIDGES. W. G.

BRIDGES. JFour onthsi I. P. BAHNARD. A.

P. Sli US.A TRIAL, 132 FRANLZL1N STREET. BARNARD. CENTRAL HERE 8 ill i ii il pTOBACOO WAREHOUSE, EDWARDSBAWAlllD CO.f FrdprfotorsT lyCOR PGR Not. 1009-1011-1013-1016-1017 Wet Jflatn Street, HQU House In the PROPRIETORS.

MAIN STREETS. Louisville, Ky. Storage Free. W. G.

PALMER. A TED. I.OTJIS VILLE, JSY. Co. aisville, KZy.

-TO LOOK NEW SHOES FOR- Ladies and Gentlemen! MarkYour Hogsheads "CENTRAL HOUSE." Auction sales daily. Prompt returns Four months stor age Free. Special attention given the sale of Dark Tobacco All the latest styles toes. EDWIN CLAFF'S and GEO. E.

KEITH'S goods. Here are some of -the styles Groschon toe, Glaze, New Opera, Needle, Mikado, Princeton, Harvard toes. H. Q. GRINTER.

Grinter F. PEARCE, TOBACCO fe- FIRST NATIONAL BANK CLAUK8VILU3, TENNtSHEE. Capital, $100,000. Surplus Commission Merchants, -2jg and 22i ElCHTH sTREETi rIark Tobarro a Sprrlalty, JXACflALT rrldent. LiO z1- "4 I trreat dwnstf, or when you.