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The Clay City Times from Clay City, Kentucky • Page 4

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Clay City, Kentucky
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1 Kimbrell Gus Clem sold to Jo Tuttle two 100 pound hogs at 350 per hun Bred Mrs James Barnes who has been very sick the past week is soine hotter David Larison visited his daughter Mrs William Powell on Millers creek last week Ed King and Mr Horton of Clark county were through this vicinity last week looking for 4 cattleGentry Gentry Stone have moved their engine from this place to Irvine to do some work for Jas A Wallace WallaceSnow Snow Creek Xmas passed off quietly here Lowry of Winchester was here the first of the week on business Thos Ogen Jr returned back to West Bend Monday to finish his school schoolRev Rev Culton preached at Log Lick Saturday and Sunday to a good sezed crowd A Vivian and wife of Kidd ville visited friends and relatives here last week Harrison Williams of Copperf as Creek visited friends hero Saturday and Sunday Kerr purchased of Win Lowrv three calves for 24 00 also one of Thomas Ogden Sr for 8 00 00W Vivion of Mt Sterling spent the latterpart of the holidays with his mother at this place I lP North Bend Marion Welch was at Stanton Saturday SaturdayJas Jas Martin transacted business at Stanton Saturday Miss Annie Welch visited Jas Welch and family at Stanton Sunday SundayMissEmma MissEmma Conleo of Rosslyn is attending the Bowen Normal School Miss Agnes Westley 816 Wells Street MarinetteWis 816 Wells Street JlABiNETTE Wis Sept 25 1903 I Will all run down from nervous ness and overwork and had to resign my pos ion and tako a rest I found that I was not gaining my strength and health as fast as I could wishand II your Wino of Ca dui was recommended as euch ago I medicine for tho ills of our sea I bought a bottle and bean using it I was catisflcd with the remits from the use of tho first bottlo and took three more and then found I was restored to rood health and strength and able to tako up my work with renewed rigor Icon idcr it a fine tonic and excellent for worn out nervous condition I and am pleased to endorse itI AGNES WESTLET EocTtllorUi Wisconsin Holland Society Secure a 6100 bottle of Wine of Cardui and a 25c package of TLedfords Black Draught today WINE OF CARDUI I Wingato Anderson was ipj Winchester Wednesday and Thursday on business 0 Welch representing Hansons Subscription Agen cy was at Bowen Friday Welch of Terro Haute Ind is visiting his father Welch at liosslyn this week A number of young people from Stanton visited II Ewen and family a few days last week Viiiccnt Vance and family of Spruce visited II Ewen and family Friday night and Saturday I Ben Willoughby and family oSage visited 0 Martin and family the latter part of last week Mr George Crowo and Miss Mattie Allen of Ilosslyn were Ui nited in marriage at the home of the bride Thursday Rev Jas Kirk of this place performed the ceremony ceremonyHoy Roy Locket who was agent for the Eat Rosslyn for some time but resigned his po sition a few months ago to accept a position as operator on the Southern Rat Priddys Virginia was killed at that place while trying to prevent a coli sion one day last week weekBLUE BLUE Boy Sage Born to the wife of Andrew Tipton a fine girl Toe Willoughby Jr and Hood Poynter went to Stanton Satur day II and Gardner Pelfrey Vent to Stanton Monday on business 0 Several people around here are talking of going West in a few months Miss Pearlio Hon spent Saturday and Sunday with her cousin Miss Maud Willoughby Mrs Maggie Willoughby visited her parents Mr and Mrs Van Martin from Friday till Monday Mrs Lizann Porter of Winchester spent Wednesday with her sister Mrs Willough byMr Mr Robt Miller of Fagan and Mr Hamilton Risner of Means were visitors at this place Sunday Several from this place attended the social at Mr Weeden Bowens Wednesday night and report a nice time Mrs Burnam Skidmoro and daughter Miss Etta and Mrs James Ingle and daughter Mrs Henry Cox of Frozen Creek spent Monday with Mrs MillerMisses Misses Zeola and Lyllie Sample Messrs Sample and Barton and Milford Ringo of Rqthwell were pleasant guests at Mr Wills Saturday and Sunday The auctioneer party given at Juo Wills Saturday night Dec 31 was enjoyed by a num her of friends Plenty of music vas furnished on organ and violin as there were six organists end three violinists present Pop orn and apple eating nt 9 slock Sale opened at 1015 Mr John Ingle being auctioneer i ml a fine one too It being leap ear the boys wore sold to the iris Closed with midnight uncheon each fellow Avith high cst bidder marched I the supper I I i table Itlncliwts decorated with ferns and white chrysantemums served with pickles pies cakes and ice foam John Ingle and Eva Wills were servitors at the ta blo Then the dear old year of 1004 wrapped in her shroud vith many sorrpws and many joys gave way to the new year when all wished Vdach other a more brighter and happier plume After singing the song God be with you the crowd dispersed part leaving the hospitable homo while the rest soon fell asleep to meet their felhvman in dream land Jeffersonville Christmas passed oil quietly here with less than the usual noise andbustleI Mr Andley Ware son of Rev John Ware of this place is seriously ill with rheumatism Mr Fletcher Richardson is going to Mississippi on Tuesday next to engage in saw milling Misses Mildred and Myrtle Smith are on a visit to relatives i ml friends in Clark county this week eTime Willoughby Town school will reconvene Jan 2 3005 it having been dismissed for the holidays holidaysTurkey Turkey dinners have been in fashion this week There having been one nearly every day this week in this neighborhood Mr Willoughby who has been sick with a complication of diseases is still no better with little hopes of his recovery Mrs Mary Hammonds who has been sick so long is no better and it see III fl to lie jVnly a matter of a short time ihat she can live The Pine Ridge school is set to begin Jan 2 1005 no school hav ingbeen taught there in the fall Miss Eva Williams is the teach er Mr Myers and wife of Leo City Morgan county visited relatives and friends in this vicinity and returned to their home Friday FridayAbout About all the turkeys and geese that have been for sale have been gathered up and sold and there are spine local sales yet preparing to improve the next years crop The most notable social event of the week Wast aquiet gathering of neighbors and friends at Mr Blfl1rtinson Now Years day which the writer attended and enjoyed very much There was about thirty persons present There was preaching at the Saints Chapel on Jpn1 at 11 a by Dow Richardson who bandied his subject admirably His subject was uTheHou8o of the I Lord the material of which the House is built aiidwhero the Lord dwelleth To all persons paying in adyano Agriculturalist ralist one year fred One yearn subscription to the Southern Agriculturalist HI1m given to every subscriber of time I TIMES who pays for one year in advance ORDINANCE The City Council of the City of Clay City Ky do ordain as follows Sec I runt section 2 of ordi nance Jo 1 series of 1002 where it reads The sum to be paid each year that such license may bo grunted shall bo as follows For license to keep saloon the cum of 8100000 per annum for license to merchants to sell tuicli liquors wljo sell the quart the sum of 1000 for license to drug gists to sell liquors in quantities not less than a quart the sum of 81000 for license to sell ale beer or porter by the wholesale in quan quanHtietl including all agents the Ptuii of 1000 be amended so as to readThe Ihsum to be paid each year that Rlwh license may bo granted shall bo as follows For license to keep open saloon the BUUI of S7 0 per annum for lIelnu to merchants to sell such liquors who nell the quart the sum of 8750 for license ID druggists to sell liquors in quantities not less than a quart the eiim of 8750 for tJ Ito sell ale beer or porter by the wholesale in quantities not less than live gallons including all agents the sum of 750 and sMfd section of said series where it coir flints herewith is hereby repealed Sec 2 Thin ordinance shall be in full force and effect after its publicationJ TEIIRV 1 liimoiien Mavor Clerk Hilleaiiveyer Sons Blue Grass Nurseries LEXINGTON KY Offer for tho Fall 04 a full stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees Grape Vines Asparagus Small Fruits Shrubs Shrubsi and every thing for Orchard Lawn and Garden Descriptive Catalogue on application JH Ii Winciiestei Bank INCOHHORATBD WiTiiCKSjooN Pres Capital stock 200000 Surplus 20ODO vye solicit the accounts of ilIli viII dais hrDls nntl co ruor Lions 84 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCETRADs TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS Ac Anyone tending a sketch and description may qnlcklr ascertain our opinion free whether an Intention Is probably putentnhle Comraunlca tloiii ntrlctljconfldontlaU HANDBOOK on 1atenU lent free Oldest a ncr for securlnrpatenu Patents taken through aecurtngCents spec ql noI without charge In the cicntiftc Jlmeri anA handsomely IllostrsUd weekly Jrl eat cjr eolation of any sclentlflo journal Terras S3 a oarlfour months 11 Sold by all newsdealer iUNN Co3omBroadwarNew York Braocn Offlco 625 BU Washington Co i Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Seven Minion boxes seW in past la IBOnthsThissisnature 1 0 0 I Lexington Eastern Ey Effective Oil 16 ML 1 ESTiiorxr No 2 No 4 Dully ex Sun Dully iX Sun Stations 111 Air 1 Lv Lexington 2 a 5 MnclKMter 810 1 LcEJniKtlon J1 83 ICIfsy itylid1 Il Stiinton UtK 110811111 4U4 II 1 Kntunil Bridge oj Ti tfl forrent4I 100 JleuttyvilIeTuncf JOf 0 Jnllct Otl HSO AI Jackson 0 3 llsiu 1 WEST UOlYXII No 3 NO Jnily ex Suii Dally ox Sun Stations 1i Am LvJncksouQ 5 Tunet 2 JK 0 9 I BenttyvllleTinoaCO 7 3 II Torrent 847 717 Natural Hriclge 401 8r1 Uosslyn 4 fiJ Stanton 488 CJnv CItv 4 a1 837 LKTiinctlon5OS 11J Winchester 80 053 ArLoxinpton fl05 IrtlO IArLoxington jnakccloso Connect ionfor Cannel City and points on the 0 tK jUnUwny dnily except Sunday NorC nul 2 connect nt A Junction vitli 0 A 0 for MtSterling and Iten I points HAHH CHAS SCOTT den Manager Uen lass Xgt Courier oiiiiral HENRY VATTKUSON Editor Ten or Twelve Pages Issued livery Wednesday I OO a Year UEVENUU UKFORM SOCIAL REFORM MORAL HEFOUil BEST EDITOIIIALS BEST POLITICAL Aimcius tlhsr BEST hSCrIIJANY BEST Pictoitics BEST HOOK KriVIKW JJKST POETRY BET CHIIDHKSB PAGE BEST HOME 1msI BusT CONDBNSED XBWfl BKST MAKKET HEVIEWS BEST OK EviiitYTiiixn COURIERJOURNAL CO LOUISVILLE KY By Special Arrangements You can Ret THE TMES And time CourierJournal Both ono year for only 0ne Dollar 0 This in for cash subscriptions only All sal erlJ1t10118 under this combination otter muqt bo sent through tho TIMES otilceClay Clay City Hotel XI EATON lr Oi I I Table suppHei with the beat the mnrkert affords Everything neat and clean Rates SI 50 per day I DeWittWitch Witch hazel lIazeSIv I For Piles Burns Soress DYSPEPSIA CURE DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT TbsJIfOObottlu contains 2V4tlm tha trial rlie which ssfor SO cents rrsrAiizp ONLY AT THI LABORATORY OrE DeWITT COMPANY CUCAGO ILL SOLD BY ROSE r1oC a 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