Lexington Herald-Leader from Lexington, Kentucky • 4

71' Mfs Li a THE KENTUCKY LEADEKs MONDAY EVENING MAY 14 1888 LACE CURTAINS A SPECIALTY PEOPLES COLUMN For SAlr For lirti nr mi ri-rr-1-e twriHr Ml Ir imrMt fi iA hwiwiL Some idnamiMti la this colamn mm hr paid far ruittlj Maon WTM Advance In Beal Estate Building lots out at Woodland that were sold one year ago at ten dollars per foot cannot now be purchased for eighteen dollars per foot Want Hounds Messrs Myers and Newby of St fouiB very weslthy gentlemen are in this county where they intend to procure a pack of fox hounds with which to hunt in the West Curtains Washed by Our Process we Guarantee Unsurpassed for I LBADKa to hM litoral Mh be paid toad for term to acral It a) good i(Tl la drtrt fci in la LlrhWirhnd 1 Beauty and Finish rkfahnrhiwd A41 Soldier Girls Capt George Bryant has drilled a special company of the State College Broom Brigade to assist the young ladles of the Main Street Christian Church in the enter- tainment at the Milward room on Tuesday night This with ttie laughable old concert will be worth seeing Craddock's Comments Misses Irene Cassidy and Emma Haniy ex-Bourbons were voted the two handsomest ladies at the races yesterday Zeke Porter has taken a position on the reportorial staff of the foxington Lkadek the new afternoon daily paper Bruce brother of editor Sanders and Ben Bruce said saw Stockholder and Paragon run at foxington in 1836 when 1 was but five years "Which "I don't "I do 1 saw added Mr Webster ran two races Stockholder winning one Paragon the BUSINESS NOTICES put Ijrxingioa A Tn Ihiaanl Stalisc KS kit of Ta ktrt brforr the PT-d-rl-l nataia ia Litoral ra-h Inn ioiemn mt fire to set a4li Lrsdtr hinaf paayLcsiaebmkjr PUSHING ALONG The Highway of Success on the Cash Track MILLER BROS Distance them all in the great race for trade We name the Lowest Prices for all Good Fine and Honest in FURNISHINGS CLOTHING HATS FOR FOR AdrrrtMre jaf la (hr tn Wwkly edilM-fi- of Ta KcTrr Sprrlal mir qum-d lare rorirarta Tto tm uiftihiniiard'ia liiminil ItMiwkr I to roaming room SI Lot Xu tirnvLr In yum Ky PR SALK -o barer rtoim r4 a at Mrs Marua'a WoodJaud lar pikr DYEING AND SCOURING by Mil LER CO No 12 West Vine St Fine Lector The Centenary Methodist Church was crowded last night with its own members and those of the First Presbyterian Church to listen to a highly interesting illustrated lecture by Dr George Thompson of Ohio former missionary to Africa on the latter country Broke Her Leg Saturday evening as Mrs Haggard who lives five miles out on the Versailles pike was driving home her horse became frightened and she Jumped out of the buggy falling so as to break one of her legs She was taken on home a physician was summoned who made her as comfortable as possible 1 1 Jessamine Fair The act Incorporating the Jessamine County Faij Association was signed by the Governor The following gentlemen are named as incorporators: Sparks Sandusky A Ixigan John Steele A Logan Hayden Carroll Ijeslie Cleveland Lyne 1) Hughes John Turner and 1L McCarty Bicyclists In Town Messrs Mitchell Alberson A Rouff sndR-E Turley of Richmond and Messrs Redmon Cromwell Riley RChowing and North- I cutL of Cynthrana rode from their respect- ive towns on their machines and met at the riicenix Hotel in this city yesterday They passed an agreeable day together and left for home late in the afternoon We have Laundried tome of the Finest Lace Curtains in Lexington which we can refer parties to as Sample Work For Prices Call at the Office of the Kentucky Steam Laundry Nos 13 and 15 South Upper Street Clothing for Men Clothing for Boys Clothing for Children GOOD RELIABLE GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES STRICTLY ONE PRICE TO ALL i Xtll Como and so what wo havo got pay rou We guarantee the best Laundry work in the city Give us a trial Kikix A DuBois Kentucky Steam foundry 13 and 15 Upper SL The North Pole discovered in soda fountain corner Second and Broadway Non-magnetic watches at Watches clocks and Jewelry repaired at I Pure drugs and all articles kept In a first I class drugstore for sale at pharmacy Second and Broadway Beautiful Suburban Home at Auction I OOIlloir 9 Comer Main and Broadway THE KENTUCKY LEADER PERSONAL GOSSIP Largest and most complete line of car- pets ever seen in Lexington Scott Daily awd Wsklt Wr will a1 to llatlttot Khldrron VpV toMkaf May I to prmo o'rlnrk a that H-au-iful asartoa mi know Sj-nnf La'i float itor-- Tto utr rnman-a a riwL fmo jt obirk Itoi i aa Want Lrick af twow kimKo paoiry a4 a road r-tM ro aif a nrt 'iiir tf aitir a ant-ri apriae of 04 uniHiul fnrn fork qaa-ry dp Trna iMdr kwauaftj Mir E4mirMii itrixorr ay It AITLLTuN LAM A-TER A DITT James Chorn of ML Sterling la in the city LEXINGTON KY MAY 14 188 DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN Oscar Trent of Lawrencebnrg la at the Fhornix Madam Robinson the hair dresser ran be found at 8X North Limestone up stairsi myllmo Oar LsdlN Department Is complete in every detail and all we ask I is a trial and we guarantee to show fine shoes that will please the most fastidious Come and be convinced Watkins A Spencer UTDICATIOSS FOB USTCCXT Slightly cooler fair weather Reports rereived at Lexington Ky of observations taken at the following named points on May 14th at 6:33 a local time or 7 o'clock a central time: Moonshiners In Town Deputy Marshall John Rogers of this city arrived in town early yesterday morning with eight moonshine prisoners captured in Harlan and other mountain counties and placed them in Castle Wilker-son They were enroute to Covington to appear before the Court which shortly convenes there and left over the road at 8 yesterday for their destination The party consisted of five white men one colored man and two white women one with babe in anna Charlie Miller of Mllleraburg the city do-day Mrs Wilbur Sir'th Is visiting her parents at St Louis Mo Ilowxrd nail of Louisville Is visiting friends in this city Sneed of Frankfort was at the Ashland yesterday Frazer and Oder of Cyn-thiana are in the city Is doing Misses Shoes In great variety and at the lowest prices can be furnished by WATKIX8 A SrKNCEB A fine line of watches at A a LOEVENH MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE LEXINGTON Flacs Omsrtatiox Stats op Wbathxa 49 Children's Shoes In all styles grades and prices can be seen in our snow window for a few days The I line is complete and the price on everything iS lOW ATKINS A SrEXCEB Kenaotleo of the Day Elegant line of tapestry Brussels at SOcts per yard See display in window Scott Inses a Uiliitmi Lonlvlll Cincinnati Indianapolis Si Lon ia Naabvllla Memphis Nnwlirlnann Chicago Hilwankrs St Paul Lea van worth Bismarck NW NW NW NW NW NW NW NW Clear Clear iCIonifp Cloudy Clear 04 Clandr Clear IClear AClondy 'Cloudy ICloudy I tear Fair MONEY LOANED on all ARTICLES OF VALUE Clothing and Shirts Made to Order Mamcrt Observer Sergeant Signal Corps We are agents for Birge's Lacquer Papers with friezes to match beautiful ef- I rects entirely new Scott Ixxes A Skiujiax A tor aMrtmat mt fr Kale at a taaitra ADLER SON 17 Soalk ppcrM Miss Ethie West of Nlcholasville ia visiting relatives in this city Mr Claude Johnson wife and family leave to-night for Arizona Mr and Mrs Massle will leave tomorrow on a trip to the East Lyle of Paris was in the city last nlghL enroute to Louisville Miss Mamie Ilall of Chillicothe Ohio la visiting relatives in this city 1 Messrs Ed and Isaac Shelby left to-day for Chicago over the 1L Col Frank Wooley threatens to shoot the editor of The Drummer on sight Harry Stout of Paris was In the city yesterday a guest at the Clarendon The Messrs Wolfstein of Paris spent yesterday in this city Geo Robinson of Corinth Ky was in the city attending the races Saturday Johnson of the Xcwe-Enterprise of Georgetown took in the races Saturday Ex-officers Forrlss and Hale were put on duty Saturday night by Mayor Foushee Messrs Rube Offutt aud Ben Rucker of Georgetown were in the city yesterday Miss Maggie Flynn of this city is visiting her sister' Mrs Roche in Paris Jesse ilowkins of foxington is visiting I Mr and Mrs Burch of Jessamine county this week The Baldwin-Melville Company are at Ashland having arrived yesterday from Huntington Ta Johnnie Morgan ia attending the Louisville rares as the representative of the Lexington Observer A Little Wolf Saturday night a little tot about three yean old was found wandering about on Short street apparently far from home A kind-hearted young gentleman seeing the little one was lost took It in his arms and carried it to a place of safety till Its parents could he found After a while it was found to be a child of Yandalsen an architect with Mr Rowe The little fugi- tive was at once taken to its mother at Mrs Lilly's on Broadway The lady was in a pitiful state of anxiety and grief over her child's disappearance and several policemen were employed in the search Shoot Him on Sight Saturday night about a quarter of twelve I officer attention was attracted by a noise at dry goods I store and upon investigating it a negro started away from the door on a run closely followed by the officer who commanded him to halt which he refused to do The officer chased him as far as the Baptist Church on West Main street where he I The same man well-dressed colored away by the boy blowing a police whistle Missionary Society The students of Kentucky University and Bible College have organized a society to further the cause of missions President Loos gave a very interesting and instructive lecture before the society All the boys seemed to be interested in the work The society began with thirty members and the following officers were a President 8 Stevens First Vice IYes- ident Shemshegian Second Vice President Thrasher: Secretary Ironie Treasurer Hilton 1 KXNTCCKT WEATHER Crop lUport No 10) Sioxat Office 1 Lexington Ky May 12 Reports from ten rounties in the state have been received and from them the following -bulletin is compiled for the week ending May 13 188: During the week the mercury has varied hut little from the normal for this season or the year and baa affected vegetation favorably In must rounties throughout the state the amount of rain Is much below the average but no ctoimi have suffered therefrom While the reports Still Leadlog In spite of the efforts of competitors Wat-1 kins A Silencer are still leading the market in Fine Slices They have on hand at present a complete line of hand and cu-1 tom made goods Their styles are tlie most popular their material of tne highest grade ana the workmanship cannot be excelled Go and see them Headquarters for cleaning and repairing I clothes making old garments look like new ones Will do work over again for the sume charges if not satisfactory A Hawkins NO 0i East Main street over llarkiey Bros THEE WUN HORS HARDEWAIRSTOR VTbart LealaclMi Ky Gunsmitking Loctimilhing Belt Hrj- ing Stencil Cutting Awning Making Umbrellas and Parasols Covered and Repaired see mt lari: mrvol wiu fob eits A HORNSEY WE ARE PREPARED Tl Sew liasaar Miss Carrie Mooney and Miss- Collins I ai THE MILWARD CO PIANOS ORGANS MUSIC two of the liest salesladies in the city have mine into business for themselves at No 17 North Broadway adjoiuing the confectionery of John Win foil and they are now show that vegetation has not grown rapidly during the past seven days they say that every crop is doing well and the general outlook is favorable The fruit crop is good and little or no damage was done by frost as was at first feared Oats are said to be rather poor but wheat and rye are doing remarkably well In Carter county the caterpillar is destroying trees of every description said to be worse than known for years On the whole this has been a more favorable week than last JU MARnrBT 8egL Signal Corps CHAT OF THE CITY AND gentlemen and a full line of the foteal Notions and Novelties Give the young ladles a call they are every way deserving of public patronage wystf Musical Merchandise The city ia deserted Sunday Excursion An excursion party of about one dred persons under the auspices of the Covington Liederkranz Society arrived in this city yesterday over the Railroad The party unlike most Sunday excursion- WRITE FOR CATALOGUES AND TERMS SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MAIL ORDERS important House owners or those contemplating building or making alterations in their plumbing are Invited to visit our new show rooms where various styles of model bath-1 rooms carefully fitted up and furnished may lie seen in addition to the water closets royal porcelain baths and other sanitary specialties These unique show rooms the result of extensive experience will we hope lie found novel suggestive and of Burglary news is scarce To show more styles of Mens Fire I Shoes in Calf Kangaroo Cordovan and Dongola than ary other house here and at the very lowest prices Wei vite inspection and guarantee to fdeate in every detail Try us and be ce vinced WATKINS A SPENCER Races over the sports all gone Heavy frost last night Fruit Injured Two Gilmore Bund concerts on the 26th THE MILWARD CO ists was a most w-ctable and well behaved one compost of residents of Cov- ington Newport and Cincinnati There were four coaches full of people when I practical value The work of this company I starting but many of them left the train at I Is in charge of and done under the personal Falmouth Cynthiana and Paris They ar- I supervision of our Superintendent who is rived here at 11 :80 a and after passing the I a practical artisan and a graduate of the tuedifferent day most pleasantly in visiting the different I Sanitary Institute Washington in Washington Editor Henry Duncan is DU i of interest about the city departed places LEXINGTON at 6 Co No 19 East Short Street Lexington Ky for home Sealskin sacques were numerous on the street to-day The resignations of some of the police are now In order Tommy Donlon's funeral took place this morning at 9 THE LORD'S PRAYER tn tkt Reporting Style I i C1 COUCH Sac aa4 Tax TTIOfAl Pbmidiot day A large To-day is County Court crowd la In town Luraai 4 ta 1 1 aaO 1rlrMibir Orparli af KY twrtttfX JlCTOHkt Commercial College LEXHST GrTOJNT Oniala Imrwm Unite aa4 Saxton A Treat give-a concert in Frankfort Thursday night le left this Nearly three hundred morning to witness the Deri penpl rby David Dye of Maysville is on merdal tour through this at the Ashland House Robert Logan brother of officer John A Logan has moved with his family from Georgetown to this city Mrs Virginia Briggs who has been visiting Mrs Roger I) Williams on High street left for Louisville to-day Mrs Will Welsh who has been the guest of her father Professor li de Rootle has returned to her home in Danville Ed Bacon has returned from a trip to Covington Ed now affects a soft hat which ia very becoming to his complexion E- Blaine and wife returned this morning from Maysville where Mrs has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Owens John Lovel one of Uncle best looking revenue officials came up from Maysville this morning and ia registered at the Phoenix Misses Pearl Morgan and Carrie Kirk-1 Patrick who have been visiting friends in Jessamine county returned Monday to their home In Lexington is visit-remain several weeks Her many friends hero unite in wishing her a pleasant visit Van Meter of Winchester: Letcher and -B Crook of Richmond Thomas Phillips and Ireland of Paris were at the Clarendon yesterday Messrs Chas Butler and John Fisher of Paris are in town to-day Charles ia a dark-eyed brunette and Mr Fisher is owner of the great trotting horse Nut-breaker Mr and Mrs Massie of this city will leave to-morrow for New York Philadelphia Boston and other eastern cities on a pleasure trip They will be absent one month Lient-Col Tarney 8 Marine Corps is in the Mrs He and his wife are going the summer Miss Nora Gatewood a former compositor on the foxington Advertiser now on the Cincinnati Enquirer has been in the city several days visiting friends She left for home this afternoon Huntington the railroad magnate and family passed through the city yesterday They have been spending the winter in California and are on their way East They were traveling in pri-1 vate car Frank Bisaicks 'Mailing Clerk in the Chief office Washington is home on a short visit Frank has taken on a good deal of National Capital style the result of associating with distinguished men Making Money Feat A private letter from Kansas City to a Leader reportor states that Messrs and II Spears who recently left this city and located there are fast getting wealthy from their manufacturing of tiling in which they have a corner This will be he city the guest of his mother-in-law I I aSfflSlH UHR COMPANY Cheapett I Inffown Cofief Mt'irA aiitiaii ii aii tmiil aton -7 -r IWI-i--- The card of Mr fowls Sanders in yesterday's Trunecript was to the point No tidings of box or money belonging to Riley and the asylum Is the hotel liable For complete scholarship in Shorthand Type-writing Penmanship Spelling Grammar Punctuation and Correspondence $1500 strictly in advance Same $2500 if paid $500 per month A good position guaranteed every graduate Business men in want First-class Shorthand help will do well to correspond with the Prinei-'inSfee PI1- J- OKCUTT dawlw nig! taxi MILWARD We beg leave to call your attention to our new yard at the corner of Main amd and Crossing where wa are prepared to show you the largest and I test assorted stock of Rough and Dressed Lumber Sash Doors and Blinds Laths Shingles Locust and Cedar Fence Posts etc A full line of WEST VIRGINIA COAX schneidze Fonurrty lik Miiu4 A Oa On account of our excellent facilities for handling our Lumber and Coal I UpllOlStSTGr End Look 11m 91 DAVID FROST MILWARD FROST -WHOUSAU AND aXTAlL BIAUM IS The Opera-house will lie crowded to-ht nearly every seat down stairs being en Woodland Fark and the cemetery were crowded yesterday with strollers enjoying the lovely day Public opinion la on the fence in regard to the Justifiability of the killing of policeman Donlon The preparations have all been made for the Democratic State Convention here on next Wednesday John McGinty trained two Derby winners Leonatus and Monti ose lie also trained the fast colt Chevalier Universal expressions of sympathy and regret are expressed for Tommy nasad untimely and having 700 feet of our own aide track we are enabled to quote the very lowest prices on all kinds of Lumber end Coal LEXINGTON LUMBER CO TELEPHONE 156 COAL AND GRAIN Office No 4 West Short St Telephone No 22 Warehouse and Coal Yard Main and Short Sts Mattress Maker Nk llu cl parlor Famtoarr Zilini otJ pheblrnif walrrai klotjf huA 4 Foal Mala tocoad Moot ImtafMS NATHAN GAINES I Practical Plasterer For Crpl-rlaM pSarwrog IIkim I tu bate order auk A Ilamwa A 4 North UnotaM ttntL All -rh firn4 NATHAN CAiNiS SPIERS Telephone (81 I GEO TCTTNnSTEAJR GROCER Corner Short and Market LEXINGTON Streets KY Oats Corn Bran Baled Hay and Baled Straw De livered to any part of the City at the Lowest Market Prices Who will win the Derby Galifet The Lion or Zeb Ward As a pointer take Zeb Ward Blaylock rides him salar la Fine Domwatli and Foreign Wiari Alaa aad I Jqaora Choir CoflTeea Tons aad Floor Specialties Flour Equal to tko Royal Spriag KIDD GRAVES Editor Gratz hss lost his occupation since the act of the Legislature took away his Janitorship of the Breckinridge statue A HARRISON CO many friends gratifying throughout throughout news to their this section -DKALKRSX3- forget drill at thn Armory to-night Some non-commissioned officers will lose their stripes if not more attentive to duties in the future Coal Wood Hay Corn and Oats Pensions Claims and Patents onto ea hralaat I Uhla(lA M-Prwioa Itrirao 4 Bmcj Park bf tomuiuialton -f i-at I (irr drarnptko 1 1 lam tut ta-Mim ton prowj-tly alto IhitiU WOOD DRUGGIST LEXNOWN I Draco Prrfamrrr Vitdr Cooito Chainaia Soaps Lirrjltiu frrk ar4 I PrrKTiptiuB accurald lj pUmKiau NEW HARDWARE STORE 56 and 58 East Main Street Old Stand Wa have a large new end well assorted stock of Hardware Cutlery Guns Ammunition Mantels Grates Barbed and Smooth Wire Lace Leather Belting Packing Rope Chains Challenge Hard Wood Refrigerators Pumps Churns Water Coolers Bird Cages Lanterns Lawn Mowers Scythes Snathe Clothes-Wringere Tubs Buckets Step Ladders Brooms Croquet Sets Hammocks Fishing Tackles Ready Mixed Paints Garden Seed Tin GokIs Window Screens etc Agents for Howe celebrated Counter Scales The best for the least money is our motto No trouble to show goods KIDD BALED HAY A SPECIALTY It ia a good idaeto have suspender buttons securely sewed on It saved life Wives take -notice and keep husband's buttons on Fire Vaatardag Morning The alarm of fir at 10:30 a yesterday was sent in from box 314 comer Seventh I and I Imestone It was occasioned by the bumng of a small stable near Seventh and Broadway belonging to Mai A 8 Bloom and rented by Charles McCrystal Two hones belonging to the latter were burned to death and stable worth about 650 entirely consumed No insurance on either horses or stable The fire department was on time but could render little service Lime Sand Cement Brick Fire Brick Chimney Tops Sower and Flue Pipe etc The Knights Templar who visited Mays-ville last week speak in glowing terms of the hospitality and generous welcome they were the recipients of TEUTBOll No II 4t KOBTH UXSSTONB STRUT.