The Spout Spring Times from Spout Springs, Kentucky • Page 2

1 Ittl fflJWi bsssmbw Mjr Jf zFC THE TIMES BURGHER PUIILISUER SA TURD A UXE 17 ADVERTISING RATES One inch first insertion 50 Each additional insertion 25 Liberal contracts can be made for larger advertisements by the month Business locals Obituaries and Special notices 10 cents per line each additional insertion 5 cents CLUB RATES For the convenience of our subscribers we have arranged clubbing rates with the following papers at prices below named The Times and Louisville Dispatch 75 Cicinnati Enquirer 1 15 Detroit Free Press 1 00 Louisville Commercial 75 Home and Farm 75 -Louisville Daily Post 2 50 GovernorBrndIey has promised to give Lexinpton the Spanish gun which the Federal authorities have awarded to Kentucky sis an evidence of the Nations victory in the recent war with Spain Darlingiville Plenty of rain continues to fall Farmersare progressing very well with their crops considering the wet weather Mrs John Smethers of KMd ville visited relatives here the lirst of last week Miss Belle Kimbrell returned home Saturday from Lexington where she has been for several weeks past Mr I Sams of HardwickV Creek and Mrs Jack Hanks and daughter of Bmven are viViting their brother A Hoskin Log Lick Mrs Grant Elkin is ijuite sick Mrs Chism is sick at this writing Mrs Henry Hardy who nas been sick for some time is much better Ed King has finished his new store house and will begin hauling goods this week Mrs Dudley Richardson of Sand Hill is spending a few weeks with her daughter Mrs Henry Hard Chism our enterprising sind accommodating merchant is building a handsome addition tohis residence Married at the residence of the brides father Dillard Orsborne Wednesday June 7 Mr Ilenrv Devary to Mibs Katie Orsborne Rev Mareum officiating May every earthly happiness be theirs Died at the home of his father Dillard Orsborne Friday June 9th Greenup Orsborne Funeral services were held at Rouudtreee Chapel Saturday Burial at the family burying ground Clay City Work hus been resumed on the Christian Church Rev Mareum says he thinks the building will be pushed to un early completion 1J Eaton contemplates preparing his grove on the Dur lingsville side of the river for picnic enmp meeting and gen erul gathering purples The city authorities are having the streets repaired The work is under the supervision of Marshal Joe Johnson This improvement is not being made a day too soon Let the good work go on Quite si large number of drum- mors and traveling men representing various interests have been in the city of late If this is to be considered fair index to prosperity our merchants must be doing an extensive business If every person in Clay City and in Powell county for that matter would become a tub scriber to the Timis at once it would go far toward solving the problem as to whether we are to have a paper here to represent our interests So let their subscription come singly or in clubs if in clubs the larger they are the better The editor can catch all of this kind of clubs you fling at him John Kennon has under consideration the advisihility of arranging for i camp meeting on his extensive enclosure adja cent to tlie city this seai on If he would put his grounds in good condition run the electric lights out there build refreshment stands arrange accommodations and organize an eilicient ministerial und musical service making it worth whilefor the to put an excursion on from say Jackson Lexington Louisville and Cincinnati thousands of persons would doubtlesH be glad of the opportunity to come into this beutitiful vulley for worship making it profitable to the investors und a pleasure to all Mr Burns the strawberry man soys he marketed f18000 worth of berries from a plant of ubout half acre of ground The strawberry crop was never more abundant and the in eft quality of this lucious fruit sold in the market for four cents per quart This berry is just beginning to be grown as a crop in this county but the qualify is excellent und the quuntity enormous No phynician ever wrote prescription more tempting to the palate and appetite ttian this Fill a dish about half full of the nicest strawberries cover them over with augur fill the dish with the richest Jersey cream then well just sit und look tit em If you want to see something that is not to be seen everyday cull on Eaton and let him show you un extraordinary culf It is not for sale but he will let you enjoy yourself looking at it jat Miss Lulu Vaughn of Hard wicks Creek is visiting hrfr friends and relatives here Mr Clay Chambers and wife of Hurdwick8 Creek were down calling on their friends Sunduy afternoon Mrs Hull and 6on Henry have again returned home after an extensive visit among their friends Our Mayor is very kind to furnish his own buggy and diive around with the children of the city of evenings The recent rains have been a great benefit to the gardens though it is causing the farmers to get behind with their work Our citizens spend these pleasant evenings driving bicycling and in ocial eonvertuth und otherwise Generally we are a jolly thorough going people Ouryoung men are arranging to organize a bass bull club immediately for the season ThN is a manly sport when not abused and it is to be hoped all the games will be conducted in a manly way Messrs Ed Tudor and Tom Taylor of Waco were among our vifhors on Sunduy Their visit wub enjoyed by at least two of our excellent young ladies And there was perhaps tome heart uches but the are the usual attendants upon Cupids doings If your friends have visited yt or you have made a visit of general interett or anything else of general importance has transpired and tnention of it did not appear in the Clay City items it is bec ue you faihd to yive us the information As this department is intended for the people here it is our intention to represent them and their interests as far as we can So we need your sympathy assistance and hearty co operation Is this asking of you too much It is our intention to be able to do this work better from week to week as we get our hand in and become more accustomed to it Espiit Fort See our clubbing offer with Farm Journal Warnini tp Hunters Notice is hereby given to the public that all hutitinc and trapping is foi bidden ou all hind belonging to the undendened McKinuev PICTURES- PHOTOGRAPHS Dont foil to viiit AJEARPS Art Gallery at the Splmnn stand in Clark County National Bank building He will show you the finest display of Photographs you ever saw in all the latest styles Old pictures enlarged to any Everybody cordially invitpl to call at the gallery and see samples of work of all kinds 3 A PHOTOGBAPHEH WINCHESTER KY tS fc 1 1 TT HOSHAL CO COMMISSION MERCHANTS Cattle Hogs And Sheep UNION STOCK YARDS Tclephono 7346 CINCINNATI All infonraticn regarding live stock cheerfully fornisheJ Consign your stock direct to us 3 32 COURTNEY Phesiint COX CAsniBR CLAY CITY NATIONAL BANK CLAY CITY KY -CAPITAL STOCK 50000- folieit your bugincFF and accord to depositors every 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