The Breckenridge News from Cloverport, Kentucky • Page 3

BBBMiBBiiiBBBWBs i tl 15 i rW rJ The average school boy takes his holiday this woek Fresh oysters prepared iu any style at Siofreids Good No 1 Gray Overcoat for I00 at Felsenthals i The town was Hooded with drunken men Chmtma Eve All Wool Shoulder Shawls for SO cents at Felsenthals I The ice came down the river yesterday morning in acre lots Finest Cigars in town Wholesilc and vtf a A BltEOKENRIDGE NEWS WBDNK3DAY DECEMBEIliW 1880 lJUlVJSlXSi LI PERSONAL Mr KA Ihihlwhi mil wifuof Derby Inil arc nt ill Kivorule Ilcitol Miss Jennie Krith of Draiidenhurir Is visiting litr parents tills week Miss Mury Hunter of Stephcnsport is in tlio city tlto uuext of Mies Judith Miller Mlu Florence Cwifchi of Tell City InJ in speiidini the holidnyn with Miss Lizzie Kay Mr Kit Ilohn our clever next door pal in ruMicatini in Iouiivillo this week visit in hi parents MUa Sallio Matthew of Cincinnati 0 is visiting her mother Mrs A Ilnldtviu nt the Hiversido Hotel Miss draco Dougherty of Louisville is pending the Christmas holidays with her voting friend Miss Kiln May Crawford of tha Cloverport Hotel Mitt Atiaa Grdiner of 1ockport Ind passed through the city Saturday en route for IlardiiiRUiirg to spend the holiday with the old folks ut home LOCAL BREVITIES Froze up Vlenty of supplies Thu liver in fallintr The sleigh bells jingle Fresh oyiiterB at Sicfieids Cut ofi from the outside world Oo to Siefroids for Fresh Oysters Youll hear from Via in the spring Now give us a tailroad We want it bad Heminxton New No 3 at Kelscuthals Very few people in town Christmas day The ovttlaud route to Louisville is a cold one Pittsburgh coal 20 cents and supply limited A few Boys and Mtig Caps nt lets than COdt 1SI IiKKTKaL A A Lalleist ruakos the best tinware in town Onr merchants report a fair holidnyhus iness A A Ialloist keeps the best stoves in town Kotail at Feleenthnls Twenty five ccnti will buy a pinto of fresh oysters ut Sicfreids One drug store iu town sold a barrel of whisky at retail last Friday Felsenthd is determined to close out so call soon eo us to get Bargains ThiK is the first paper ever issued in this town during the Christmas holidays Christmas has parsed and JLMiller still soils cheaper thau any house in town We hnd just as well hang up till spring so far es traffic on the river is concerucd Remember young Indies you have only two days more in which to mako up your mind The very best Full Stock Mens Hoots tiaddlei Seam ltgs for 250 nt Felsen thals The Agreement Club will give an enter taiumeut to night at Iiawuier it tons Hall Howe Machine two Drawers and Drop Leaf with all attachment for 20 at Fel ietitlmlc Sigwalt Singer IVttcrn two Drawers Drop Leaf mid Hollers with all attachments for 920 Thermometers should be hung up in all churches and the sextons taught the art of manipulating them Tlio measles have been very bad in town during the past week One family reports uevcii caca all down at once It It Iiorco Co commenced stemming last Monday thus giving work to a uuinber of bands hitherto unemployed After nil a gentle purgativo is the best means of caring headache liver complaint biliousness 4c Use Sellers Liver Pills Wo have tried ono of Lalleist Stoves and know they can not be beat lie sells the betl ttov4S and for less money than any body iu town Guns Pistols Ammunition Cartridges jpaps otc Kxlra Fine Stock of Ilridal OrTrunk and Valises Ksskcts Trnveliug Jlags etc nt Felsenthals i he surprise party civen to Miss Burks Highland Christmas night was a great success and we Icarii that tho young poople onjoyod themselves immensely All those knowing themselves indebted to mo will do well to uo mo up nnd settle their blacksmith accounts by note or cash at ouco MlMKR TJ Swnnn of Hockport Ind will prflnch at the Baptist church in this city next Sunday Hnd Monday tho 2d nnd Ilrd proximo Tho public oro cordially invited to attend Llttlo Jlmmio Hoff is rapidly otng lho last of tho fractured bones will be taken out of his arm this week which makes tlii twelfth ono Ho has been confined to his bod for over four mouths i So I Brognns 5110 Good Womens Shoe 100 Woolen Goods nt Cost Com- fors at 05 cenjs Largo lot of Overcoats ut iMinunso reduction on former prices Fklhrstiui Vf AyTlirs C2 Ashland Avonuo Toledo Ohio sajsMy wlfo now iu strong ns ever her regained health being directly dim to the uso of tho Ivxcolslor Kidney Pad Wo enn heartily rutouimend It nil Kidney tiuublo1 purooiu iVi life The river being full of Ico yestcday tbo probabilities arc that navigation will bo in definitely suspended Tlio Uuthrio passed down hoping to make harbor In this mouth of Green river nud will not attempt to reach Henderson Lust Friday night Jatnos Lillard was nrrested by Marshal Dohler on chnrgn of attempting to ravish a little twelve year old daughter of Mr Cephas Worley He was guarded until Monday when he was examined before Justices Dyer nnd Iute As the evidence failed to sustain tlio charge accused was discharged Maiirikii In this city yrsterday the 28th Inst nt the residenco of the brides father Mi William II Kingsbury byKcv It McDonnnll Mr CiiaiuksJ LisiiksMo Miss Fannie Kixcihhiiiy oil of this city Wo wish our young friends nil thn good luck in the world May they live long and hnppily and every Messing heaven can bestow crown their heads mid till their hearts and gladden their lives Clovcrports crack rtataurattur Lew Holmes collared us yesteidoy at noon with au invitation to partake of possum dinner nnd in company with our lively young friends Judge Kckc Fisher nnd Mr Wm II Kingsbury we sat down to a feast fit for a king our genial host presiding at the head of the board The laugh an jost went uroan Arnun aroun An the possum an later went dawn Went down went down Mrs Charles Hamblcton died nt her residence near Hardinsburg last Friday night The estimable old lady only lacked ten dns of completing her fiOth year She was the mother of Hon Dudley Unmbleton of this caunly Mrs Dr Wnrfield of this city Mrs Horace Scott of Hardinsburg nnd Mrs Hen Hardin of llosctta Mrs Hambletou was devoted Christian nnd passed nwny full of the hope of blessed immortality beyond the grave In her a mother in Israel hns indeed fallen Mr nnd Mrs Ulrich Farbcr requests ns to return their crate ful und heartfelt thanks to the good citizens of Cloverport for the generous aid that enables them to retain their home This is a Christmas that will long live in their hearts Their cratitude is all that they can offer in return hot that freely and elndly pour out to the gen ous open handed big henrted people who responded so liberally to their urgent needs They pray Gods choicest blessings upon one nnd all Christmns Kvo night somo dastardly wretch attempted to nsaisinnto Mnrion Dean who keeps small confectionary near the west end of the bridge He Bays the shots were fired from the old livery stable on the Fisher property opposite his stand Two ballets penetrated his door which he had just entered No one can imagine vho attempted such a deed ns Marion is harmless nnd without a kuown enemy Tho matter ought to ba fcrretod out and the gnilty party or parties brought to justice A little knock down occurred on Wall street near the comer of Poplur last Tuurit duy evening in which Mr Ibanc Miller a prominent saloon keeper and his son Jimmy and wild Irishman were the parties of all the parts Jimmy played single stick on Paddys head until he resembled a huimui woodpecker Bystanders inter fercd nnd removed tho obstreperous eon of the ould dart beforo any materiel damage was done It is but justice to the others to state that the Irishman waB wholly in fault having attacked Mr Miller without cause or provocation The Importers Tea Company a swindling concern that was recently driven out of Cincinnati nnd more recently compelled to take flight from Indianapolis has located in Louisville They sell worthless coffee and more worthless tea by the can each can purporting to contain valuable print- Sickness immediately following tho use of tho tea nnd coffee sold by tbo concera led to the analynatiou of thu contents of cans selected nt random from their shelves by orderof the authorities of Cincinnati which disclosed the worthlessness of tho truck they disposed of nud even the danger of using it from tho presenco of poisonous coloring matter We would advise our citizens not to have any thing to do with this concern They run the risk of losing the money they may nond on aud in case of receiving tea nnd cofiee in return endanger the lives of themselves and futilities by using it Quarterly MtH flujr The Fiist Quarterly Meeting fur Clover port stution will he held nt CloverportJan uary 1 1881 Tbo following will be the order of services Preaching Saturday morning nt 11 oclock Jove fent Sunday morning at 930 oclock Preaching at 11 oclock am and the nucrument of tho Lords Supper Sunday School nt 3 oclock in and preaching nt night nt 7 oclock Quarterly Conference Monday morning ut 10 oclock There will bo prayer meeting on Thursday nighl preceding tho Quarterly Meeting also service Friday night All are cordially invited Sami Allen Pastor Death of it Prominent ntinlneciMsiti of Ursyion County The many frjends of Mr Wm Wilson of tho firm of Wilson Bros dry goods merchants of Caneyvillo will regret to hear of his dentil which occurred nt his home in that town last Wednesday morning nt 2 oclock nfter an illness of about ono weok of typhoid fovcr Mr Wilson was thirty five yenrs old remarkably successful business innn mid was rapidly accumulating solid fortune Ho was pushing enterprising nnd public spirited and his death will proro serious blow to Canoyville nnd tho surrounding country in which ho bad infused inueh of tho energy and push that characterized his own career Mr Wilson was a married man und leaves a widow and two children in comfortnblo circumstance Tubwcrn Sinco our last has been coming in freely nud mio of our factories hns received nearly or quite 100000 lbs Sales are still being mado on tho basis of last weeks quota tionsfrom 1 to 5 II I a Fitfll Daya Ivipnbc Paii will invigorate the most exhausted body and reanimnto tho nu4 projtruto organisation MURDER WILL OUT A Murder CntitnWtted on the Nlrrht of Nov enttier 11 llroiiirlit to Mglit nt llMTlu vMe Through lleuinme Working- oti the Coiikcleiico of an AcreNkorr Alter the Fact Last Thursday morning the pleasnnt little village of Bewleyvllle iu this county was thrown into a fever of excitement by the revclntlons of a Ind of 17 or 18 years of age whoso rcmorso was making his young lifo burden nnd torment which not only solved Hie mystery attcudiug the sudden nnd unexplained diiapprarnuce of Mr Jnmes Stafford from lho place but resulted In the discovery of his body in ad abandoned and disused well on the place of Mr Drury nnd led to the arrest and incarceration nf bis murderer The particulars of tho horrible crime as furn ished us by a faithful correspondent and derived from interviews with gentlemen of tho viciungo are ns follows Charles A Hall nyoung man of 19 years hns been working for Mr Drury for the past eight month Jnmes Stnfibrd had bcennbout the village for throe years Some time ago Stafford presented Holl with silver watch und hubscqucntly demanded its return At first Hall refused to comply with the demand but Stafford persisting finally handed it to him nccbaapanying th article with the remark If you ever say 1 it 1 wnicu to me again i kiii you Alter- wnrds they nmde up their quarrel and apparently became ns st friends as ever On Thursday November 11 there was corn husking frolic on Mr Drsrys place which was attended by both Stafford and Hall nnd during the afternoon they exchanged or swapped ov ercontt That nikt Stafford disappeared As he had entered the community anannovinced three years before and during his stay had farmed ao tics to bind hi in to it his going as ke came was not particularly wondered it uo oae dreaming of attributing it to foil play or imagining that in the quiet of night while slumber chained them to their coaches that on the street their village hid occurred a foul assassination and that an old well in sight of nearly nil their doors held ike ghastly proof of the dark and damning deed But so it was Last Sanduy week George Paul lad of 17 or IS and son of Mr Paul was acting in manner stick as to create the impression that hie mind was getting off balance He endeavored to sell hi over coat for a saiu much less than its netaal value and did dispose his overshoes almost new for ted cents He stated tkat his object was to rnise money leave heme as he der ircd to go away from Bcwleyville and never rctnrn His explanations of this sudden rietire to leave home were eonfastd and unsatisfactory Failing to accrue the means he wis perforce compelled to remain Thursday morning of last week he remarked to his brother John that he could no longer sleep ef nitibts John asked him what wis the mntter His reply was that man hnd been killed The brother presiett him for an explanation and then the poor trime hnunted lud told this story On the night of the ctru hasking at Dru ryt Charlie Hall bad come there and called him out of the honse telling him that he wanted him to take a walk as be had something particular to tell him He complied with the request They had sroeeedtd bat fcliort distance when Hall led hiin ta the body of Stafford lying apon the round ruvvr DruryH fence with the throat cat and stone dead Hull told him that he had killed the man nnd had brought him there to assist him in carrying the body crs the field to an old well and dump it in The shucked and horrified boy at first refused to have uny thing to do with it Hall then swore that if he did not do as he wished he would serve him the same way that he wtiuld never leave there alive The lad being of timid nud yielding nature was easily frigliteuea into doing the others bidding aid did assist ia conveying the body ef the reordered man to the well into which they cast it Tata Unll swore that if ever he breathed a word to living soil ivbout what he had seen nnd they had done that night he would kill him They cleansed the blood from their hands iu an adjacent pond and then proceeded down town to Mr Boone Rigsbys store which wes still open Inside the store he noticed blord on Hulls face and tailing him out of doors advised him to wipe It off They vtalkcd off together for some little distance and separated Hall going en oat to DruryH and George home to bed Since that night the boy has lived a life of constant misery and notwithstanding Halls threat which he fully believed the latter would not Jicsitato to carry into eaeet ne could keop the terrible secret ao longer John did not know what to thiik of this story nnd fearing that the boy had gone crazy asked Doctor Ptnnington to see nnd talk to him To the Doctor he repeated tho same story not deviating in the least particular from the aarratioa made to John Mr Paul tho father remembered distinctly that Hall had called Ueorge oat of the house one night about the time mentioned Tho physician discovered no sign of insanity about the lad bat was deeply impressed with the truth of his ttatemont so much so that ho suggested that the well bo searched Accordingly a party was speedily organixed ladders procured and Mr Wallnco Dnncan descended into the well Snro enough there was a body This wbs brought np and every one present ree ognited it by tho clothing the flesh having nil dropped from tho face and it was encased In tho identical overcoat Hall had swapped to Stafford tho evening of his disappearance To make assurance doubly sure a memoranda book and other articles belonging to Hall which he had forgotten to remove at tho time of exchanging coat i were found in the pockets Tho truth of George Pauls story or confession hnving been thus horribly estab lished the next move was tbo arrest of the murderer which was nccorupliihed withont difficulty as ho did not wake his appear anoo on tho street having kept his bed that morning on tho ploa of indisposition until nine oclock Deputy sheriff McGlolh Ian at once nrrostcd him Hall asked him on what charge Thft officer told him for the mutder of Jim Stafford Hall smiled and gave no sign of conscious guilt nor displayed particle of nervousness over tho matter When asked if he had killed Staf fjrd ho answered ivffirmntlvcly but added that ho hnd to do It In ordur to preserve his own life His statement wns that he was sitting on the fence the night of the murder with his knife open and thrust up his coat sleeve Stafford came along nnd knocked him off In falling the kulfs fell to the ground He sprang up grappled and threw Stafford falling upon him The moon was shining very bright and he saw the knife blade gleaming within reach He stized the weapon and plunged It into the mans throat He fall corrohorittd George Pauls statement as to the disposal of the body When asked why if hi had bien compelled to kill Stafford in self defense he bad concealed the body he replied that be did not know 5ext morning after the murder Mrs Drury saw him washing blood from his knife and exclaimed Why Charlie what bavevou been dning He smil ingly replied Oh I have killed a maa As he was greatly given jesting Mrs Drury supposed that his reply was a joke nnd thought no more nf the eirenmstanee The very sight befnre the discovery of his crime and his arrest he was with a party ef young people playing eaehre performing on the French harp singing and joking and the life and soul of the parly The murder of a man seemed to weigh no more npon his conscience than the killing of a squirrel Staffords remains were bnried Friday nfter an inquest was held upon them nnd Friday afternoon Hall was lodged in jail to await the action of the next grand jury His hasty removal to the county seat with trt examining trill at the scene of his crime was in consequence of the derttlopaiaat of a mob spirit that threatened to culminate in lynchiag James Stafford the asardered man was aged aVeul 40 years and earae to Rewley ritlc nboit three yean ago ne had followed the river as a boatman nnd was origin aUy from Loaisville where it is tftliered he has relative liriag Re was ahoat five feet five inches ia height had black hair aad whiskers and very light bias or giay eyes He was generally quite civil in his behavior Charles A Ball the murderer is about nineteen yeatsolJ of mediam height with black eerly hair brilliant black eyes dark skin rosy cheeks and decidedly handsome He is graceful in carriage and polite in his manners and address He is strong and active and determined and reckless in disposition His mother has been dead for several years since which event he has had no settled hour His father resides near Hardiosbarg and oar correspondent says he has one brother living in or aear our eity and another residing in Texas DOUBLE TBASEDY IK HOWES VALLEY DurlJ barter Tfvrtatlv tVomnled by Mud uitrrliizturi 1Ite Juutlor Shot at 4 llnMletllo Ueitth by Citr trr nut 13 In Kjn The KrxuM of it Law Sult HetvteeM MelKiibora Howes Valley is the pride and boast of oar neighboring county of Hardin Its lands are th richest and its inhabitants the wealthiest most intelligent and aristocratic of any neighborhood in the county It is stadded with churches and schoulhoases and hitherto his been singolarly free of tho stale of erirae Therefore it cnusrd a chill hurror and amazement to pervade the entire community last Tuesday the 31st Inst when the intellizence apresd up nnd down the Valley that Mr David Carter an eld and estimable eitiaeu had been shot and mortally woanded by his neighbor Mr George Harrington more commonly known as Bud also a repatahle and esteemed cititen while Harrington in turn had been shotdown and killed by Mr Young Carter sn of David The particular of this terrible double tragedy so far as wo have beta enabled to gather them are ns follows On the day indicated a suit was bromrht and decided in magistrates court held at the blacksmith shop near Carters residenco to which Carter and Harrington were parties litigant the dispute between them arising while settling their accounts The decision of the court was adverse to Harring ton who became greatly enraged thereby In a few minntes after the eause was decided tho parties got togother and began talking the matter over Very few words passed before both men became heated and Carter branded some nssertion made by Harrington as false Quick ni thought the latter drew his pistol thrust the mnxzle in Carters face and fired the ball entering his month passing through the head and emerging nt the bsek of the neck Young Carter thinking his father was killed and determined upon avenging his murder ran to the house and got his shot gun and harried back to the sceno of the tragedy and before any ono could interpose to prevent the rash act fired both barrels of the weapon into the body of Harrington who fell dead in his tracks By this time old man Carter realized tho desperate extent of his wound and seising a large sledge hammer lying near sprang to the body of Harrington and dealt two or three blows upon its head crushing thu skull like an eggshell and scattering the brains ia every direction Then weak from loss of blood he sunk to the ground gasping and convulsed ns though in the ngonies of dissolution The horrified spectators then gathered him up ns well ns the body of Harrington and conveyed thorn to thu nearest honse when medical attention was gammoned for Carter whose wound was pronounced mortal by the physicians Both were men of means and married Carter was in the neighborhood of sixty years of age and Harrington not far from forty Tho mott Intense excitement pervades the Valley that so deplorable a tragedy and from saeh trivial came only a small sain a kw dollars being in dispnte between them The nniversal sympathy seems to be with the younger Carter who performed hi share in the dreadful woik of blood In defense of his nged and wounded futher Harrington wns a native of this county having been born and reared in the Ouster neighborhood and was a nephew of Squire Harrington of tho Breckenridgo county court Ur I llotvaril Of Indinnanolii Ind Is nt the Clover port Hold where lie cun ba consulted for lho following diseases i Cnncor Scrrofuln Tumors Fistula In Anno Paralysis Old Fever Sores nil form of Female Dimwtoa nnd Chronlo Disoasos In general Heferit tn Mestrs Harvev Housh 1 Marlownnd IT Marlow Olfice at Whites Drugstore nil if tloru While Hurler Last woek we mentioned the purohnse of nn Ohio county crop of White Bnrley tobacco by Mr Ferd Owens for 8 all round Sinco then wo have learned of tho sale of Mr I Holts Holts Bottom crop to Mr Jnmes Crawford nf Stephenspon for 92 for leaf and for lug i Mr Hnltfl crop yielded about 100 lbs per acre and netted hiin something Ilka 4200 per acre In eash Mr Holt is satisfied as we have been all along thnt VThile Hurley can not only be luccerifulfy cnltivated in this conn ty bit with mach less labor than is be slowl upon the common red So well con vinctd is he of this fact that he proposes to pnt ia forty acre the coining season Thats the way to do There is no sound reason nndefhenven why war people shonld stick to the old and inferior tobacco when they ean equally as well grow a superior article that always oommands high prices and will repay fully fourfold proIts for pro diction hope to chronicle the planting of White Hurley all over the eoanty daring the coming spring At ta Ittvemlrie Hotel Thos Ball John Jolly 7eno Hendrick A Staples Ilcmns Whiltinxhill Harvey Simmons Jat Clark Thos Wilson Mort Holland Pike Hoberte John Owen Jns McGoodwin line MeGoodwin Chas Head IUIV I Newton Wm Rucker John Phillips eoanty Win Jolly I Bioler 3 Pate Mattingly I OConnell Frank Chas Durham Hardinsbirg A Rucker Haynesville Joel Marshall Hancotk county I Leser Oweutbnro Jas Bark Loaissille McCarthy Whilearille Win 9 Dean Jacob Meserve Hobt Snyder Koek Lick Jackson Troy Ind Wash Sipts Falls of Hoigh Wills Ownniburo He Gordon Mew York Clifford Dean Dad Marphy Bohler city Thn While TXouuineut Last week the Cloverport Marble Works erected a handsotae monument over the grave ef the late Capt White in our eesaetery It constructed of handsome clouded tnarblo double column ancient lonie stvle It is entirely ment except the monogram ou the cap surmounting the columns nnd thewkole topped by an exquisite urn It is as hand some a piece ot work as any house ever turned out and does credit to the taste and skill of our home artists The monument is twelve feet in height and was put up for the surprisingly low price of 375 We are pleased to learn that the popularity of our marble works is increasing aud its fume spreading HARDINSBURG Its a snowy Christmas Mr Haswell will not take tea in hisn Miss Nannie Jolly smiles nnd gives it up Miss Verda Mounnau is nt home this week Mr Stone will be satisfied with a half dollar Col Allen will have nothing but a silver watch Tho girls had the Christmas tree slice samiie Mrs Clara Heard has been quite sick for some time We are looking up A choice town lot is worth MOO Where is tho man that writes on Hiiau tifalSnow Poor Charlie Hall doesnt find this a very merry Chistmas Miss Mamie Witt of Cloverport is visiting Mrs A Witt Misses Lnlaand Clara Jolly nro spending tho holidays at home Miss Kmma una ford wont home Inst week to spend the holidays Tom Withers simply saw his shadow on the wall There wns no thief ubout Miss Hatlie Wither nnd ilis Amanda Denn are in towu spending the holidays How about thorn four dollars that went to the Importers Tea Company from here In nil the talk about Sara Bernhardt no one has said whiither or not she weurs striped stocking We received from the American Hook Kxchange New York Miltons poems nicely bound in cloth and printed in good large type for 47 cunts It is a singular fact and one worth remembering that during tho lflt tun days the small boys have discharged all thu fire works in town and cmneout unhurt Should Mrs Charlie Hambletrm live until January 3 lHtil she will be 80 years of ago Her husband is now Ur They have lived together as man and wife for upwards of sixty yean Rev Foster Hayes nnd wife Mr nnd Mrs Pulliaro Mr Mrs Habbage Miss Mamie Witt of Clovarport and Dr Jenkins of Henderson Ky were present at a dinner given on Christmas day by Mr nnd Mrs A Witt Ilruddcr Jnsper way co nstray in his moon talk but he can not he mistaken when be has thousands of witnesses Tho Itev Ilrudder Jasper stood on the depot platform at Kendallville nnd wnisbed nn en nine strMMliuir to start 26 loaded car und when it ws well under vray he Hiid Dut Dr Marshalls Long Syrup must be a good medicine for dey send out car load nfter car load and none of it Is ever returned Kr ery person in sight nreed with Hrother Jnsper Dr Marshall Lunj Syrup is od for Coughs Colds Bronchitis Asthma Whooping Cough and nil Iun Complaints Trial hottles free tyxufor sliu 91 Sold by A 11 Fisher Hotlir jriolttor Hnthero I Are you disturbed at nlxht and broken of your rest by a nick child suffering nnd cry iiiX with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth 1 If so go nt once and gt a bottle of MHS WINHIOW SOOTJHNO SYUUl It will relievo thn poor little auirernr immediately depend upon it there Is uo mistake about It There Is not mother on earth who hns ever used it who will uot toll you nt once thnt it will rrmilnte the bowels nml civo rest to the mother nnd relief nnd health to tho child opcnitinu liko mado It ia perfectly safo to uso In nil enses nnd plcusunt to tho taste nnd is the prescription of one of tlio oldest und best feinnlo physl clan and nurses in thn United Stnte3 Sold everywhere 1U cents a bottle tilT ly KPonntiM SJalnnt In fhrrr Wcelcn AsJnml ttitiu of ONNIJilllTIOX Messrs Crstldock Co 1032 Jtnce St Philadelphia Pa Okvtikmkv Plense send mo twelve bottles of Dit II Jamm CANXAniR Ikiui a one each of Pills and Ointment for friend of mine who Is not expected to livo nnd ns your medicines nired inn of CONSUMP riON some thro yenrs ago I want him to try them I grined fifteen pounds while taking the first three hottles nnd I know ft is just the thing for him Respectfully HULL Lawrencebnrg Anderson Co Kr This remedy speaks for Itself One hot tin will satisfy the most identical There is not single symptom nt Consumption hat It does not dioipste nneeand it will break up a fresh cold In 21 hours 2 30 per pint bottle Address CfunniiCR tc Co 1032 JUce St Philadelphia Pa A Ccirjh Cold or Sort Throat should be stopped Neclect frequently restiltv in an Incurable Luna Dfsease or Consumption BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES ro certain to nlve relief In Asthma Branohl tls Coonhs Catarrh Consumptive and Throat Diseases For thirtv years the Troche have been recommended by phjsi cinns and nlwnys give perfect satisfaction They nr not new or antried but hnving been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire eenerntinn they have at tnined well merited rsnk nnuinu the few stnple remedies nf the age Public Speakers nnd SIncers use them to clear nnd strengthen the Voice Sold nt twentv fire eents a box everywhere nl7 ly New Advertisements Dissolutioifof Partnership Notlcs Is Weby given tlist Jht repsrtcerslilp heretiifuroeilMlnglietnem Jm KMsttlnj1y Merervr nnd It Snyder ni ca th Bin day of Uecrmber 13 fnrmsllj illMslred Jme MstllnRly retirlnr The rnxIncM fuw uilll will it eontlnuot by Menr Snviler A Co by wlioui all uttsnrtlr counts nlll be settled aad existing eontrrt Med nSJ St 8f WANTED 2 WILL PAY CASH FOR GOOD OAK SPOKES Delivered here In quantities frm a wagon lovl up They muit be treo of knt ixP inches and if nnd 3D inches in length Kur further information call on Hit underlined UOIUIHTK MOOKMAX n2Mt VKST i SMART FRANK BARTLES DEALER IX Hay Corn OatsTAp ples Potatoes Cab bage and Egs BOUHIIT AXD SOLD TOU CASH CIOVIIIUOUT KY Pi IT 11 TP I ij jL8 Si JLb kJ a IOIt TDK Purest and Best call orx SABBAGE srrswacrr ii rErsnx3M Gjphsiiy i Is offered this weok to thoao who failed to purchase their Christmas Presents last week at a great reduction in price as I do not wish to carry any stock over but make a clean sweep of every thing In order to do thia I have marked down prices on all Holiday Goods regardless of cost They must be sold at some price to make room for other goods Of course my stock is considerably cut down as all the the nice things go off first but there are many things left that will make a pleasing elegant and beautiful present for a mother father daughter son or lover The stock will be kept on exhibition only a few days and those who desire to make purchases or look at the goods should call at once BABBAGE 33 Wall Street Cloverport i i AVBS WITH fii LOTJIHVIJJL12 KY Ilarrrl filar mint nnt Elm lm tliii 11 tnl lnM rti 3 111 1 -Mi -ii um nn uienesrtsnrt nn cK 1 iimua in mm i inruiuru jnrj mini ue mane uoin suuDil straight liito oak free from knots crooks or cat facrs Wo nrtvine layln off ii tni hei Icmj to allow forllie run nluRof thesniv SuotiM telaiitoiv 5J4 6 inelion itido when few second furUvcs lU Incbw could lo alloweil anil would not rucu tlio arcragnlwu or tlir worm holes in a star at- luweu 11 no roucn sirciKS nro aiounu mom CHESS Is Kcnt of thn snnve firm In rinvcrportaml I now prriimd to huy states and whit limber for which ho will piy tho hlghcit nmtkot price in csli nH tf THE SUIT FOE 1881 Krcry lpodv rosd Tun Sox In the lltlnns of this newppspe throughout the year to oomo cry body will Inili I All tho worlds news so jirncntedthat tho reader will gi Ilia grostoit amount of Information with tho lout uniirofltnbls ipendlturf of tluio and cyc ilght TnrSrx long irodlicof iTcd th golden mean between rodutidnnt fit II neiii and unsatisfactory brevity II Mucliuf thrttsortof news which depend less upon Us recoj nlied importance than upon Its Intercut tn mankind From inornln to morning Tiir Pox print continued stnrv of tlio lives of real men and women and of their deeds plans lore hntrs and troubles This story more varied 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