The Hazel Green Herald from Hazel Green, Kentucky • Page 3

fAf 3 isH i r4 ap WeTvant a correspondent in every reciact ia the counties of Wolfe fou inviuuiij uiuw 011UUUiIl Elliott Estill Perry and Floyd Jn fact at every point in the mountains Write or terms to asents Hj TIME TABLE JCcnttscky ati South Atlantic Railway Standard time 22 roinntes slower than ML Sterling time Ko 1 leaves lit Sterling at 7 a jq arriving I at Rothwell at 40 a 3o 2 leaves Rothwell at 9 a in arrives at Mt Sterling at 1050 a Ko 3 leaves Mt Sterling at 140 pm rives at Rothwell at 320 2to 4 leaves Rothweli at 345 arrives at Mt Sterling at 530 Xo 2 connects at ML Sterling with 1105 a 1 and 157 in trains on railway far Lexington Cincinnati and Louisville No 3 connect at ML Sterling with 1105 a train on from the East and 136 train from Louisville and Cincinnati countv court day special leaves Rothwell on the 3rd Monday in each oath at 730 a arriving atML Sterling at 9 a in Returning leaves ML Sterling at 2 -a arriving at Rothwell at 430 in leaves Rothwell for Mt Sterling at 5 GEO HARPER SupL HAZEL GREEN KY 1VEDNESDAY JUKE 24 18S5 LOCAL EEWS Buy your bacon mutton and teef of Caskey PieraiL Spot cash to one and alL Eon Taulbee will please accept our thanks for public documents on Civil Service Reform A hint is sufficient Those owing us est call and settle their accounts Caskey Pieratt Parties anxious to marry and -wishing ioadvertise the fact will from now on be chjsrged regular rates Breens Iiiniment is pronounced by all -who have used it to be the greatest remedy for rheumatism sprains cuts bruises etc Sold by TDay James Brown has returned from his first visit to Mt Sterling and informs the people that Hazel Green aint a little bit compared to that place The road between here and Maytown is almost impassable and the magistrate who is now filling the shoes of the County juage snouia ascertain wny is is not in condition Later The judge has returned The sawyer at the Champion Mill across the river from Hazel Green says if he should be so unfortunate as to go to sheo after death that he would like to have George Barker as fireman Bed Biver got on a grand old high sxp on Wednesday morning last which prevented the Salyersville mail from leaving this point but she has run down at the heel untilyou can just see her a little bit The cupola of the Christian Church has just been handsomely adorned with new paint and shines like the dollar of our daddies Greenville Ward of this ylace had the contract and did the work in a saiisfactorv manner Married At the residence of Caleb 25iekell in Morgan county June ISth -Wilson of Breathitt countv to Miss Josephine NicielL Bev Fallen ting They have the nest wishes oi tneir many friends in Hazel Green The Presbyterian Church at this place will soon he ready for service- The lumber for the wainscoting has been purchased and work begun The friends of the church at aB points haveheen appealed to for assistance towards furnishing seats Our Spencer correspondent writes that Amanda Brown colored who some three weeks since cut and killed Besa BigstalF colored at a negro festival was on Saturday last -sentenced hy the Montgomery Circuit Court to the penitentiary for three years This makes six sent up this term During a conversation in which several were engaged last Sunday Hon Godsey quoted A young man is not far from ruin when he can say without blushing I care not what others think of mc It would be well for us all to treasure in our memory this saying Boys remember it Henry Wilson of this place while putting up a piece of post and rail fence one -day last week got the index and middle fin gera of the right hand caught in the top mortise of a post and the panel falling came near breaking both fingers As it was they are badly lacerated and he will lose the nails of them Bev Barney BlankensKip haveng ail--ed to put in an appearance at the Pines on Sundav last the duty of organizing a Sunday school at that place devolved upon Jas A- McCiain a Bible student of Bichmond College who is home for a short time on a vacation and it is is said that his work was Terfect in all its details There will be three funerals preached on the first Sunday in July at the new church on Upper Grassy Of Mrs Wm Toli ver by Bev Dr Gevedon of Mrs Daniel Toliver bvBev DH Fallen of Mr Floyd ToBver by Bev Mickel This being 3IrMickel8 regular appointment he will also preach at 3 on the Saturday preceding The special term of the Magoffin Criminal Court adjourned last Thursday A amber of penal and two felony cases were tried Wm Josephs charged with the murder of Garrett Arnett upon whose case the jury failed to agj ee at the April term was tried and received a sentence of seven years in the penitentiary John Walters charged with shooting with intent to kUl ras acquitted we do not have better roads for strangers to travel over we need never expect people to come here even if we had a old mine and the people should rise in leir might and demand of the authorities that they be put in condition especially the one from here to BothwcH Ae hope our citizens wiU stir up all officials -who have the roads in charge and see that tixe next grand jury does its duty little son of Mrs Dick Gibbe living oa the dry ridge about 16 miles from this place in Menifee county fell from a tree last Wednesday evening and broke his thigh He fell a distance of 40 measured feet and Dr B- Gardner of this place who was called to see him says he received internal injuries which renders his recovery exceedingly doubtfuL Dr Gardner says the fracture of the hone was a very had one He set the Bmb and left the little sufferer doing as weB as could be jexpected under the circumstances Dr Mason Jbtash one of our most prominent physicians and a good citizen generally is now confined to his room with inflammaiorv sore eyesbis suffering being almost anbearable Indeed it is feared that he mav lose his sight but we hope these fears are unfounded The good people of Hazel Green should site that he receives good attention and remember that he has never been called tovist the tick that he did not go Yea he has treated them without jBoaev and without price Liove lay zicjji t3er as thyself andsee that Dr iyery attention and comfort Bash ERALD 1 1 Yuri Always in Advance as Personal Paragraplis Hon MKash and Henry I Godsey of this place are attending court at Hazard this week Kelly Day Tvho spent a week in Mt Sterling with relatives and friends has returned home Misses Maggie and Kate Amyx passed through town yesterday en route home for a two weeks visit Green Trimble Jr and Clarence Turner both of Mt Sterling are visiting friends and relatives at this place Our better seven eighths will leave on Thursday for a visit to friends and relatives in ML Sterling and Lexington Judge GB Swango has returned home having at Louisville abandoned the idea of going to Hot Springs until fall Mr and Mrs Corder who were visiting at Nathan and John Days last week have returned to Hazel Green and are visiting Taylor Day Jerrv Cockrill and family of Mt Sterling Miss Jennie Sharp of Bourbon and Miss Lizzie Otfbome of Morgan county are visiting Swango spring Bev IL Fallen and wife spent Sat urdav and Sunday in Hazel Green the guest of Wl Trimble It being his regular appointment he preached morning and evening to good congregations Mt Sterling County Court Mt Sterling Gazette There was a slim crowd in town the smallest we believe we have ever seen on court day and business generally was very dull There was a complaint on all sides among merchants and stock dealers The rain on Sunday night probably kept a great many people at nome as Monday was a splendid tobacco season as they term it And again the fact of Circuit Court being in session probably kept a great many farnv ers out of town who have an aversion to serving on juries There is no doubt but there is a general business depression all over the country and we cannot hope to escape from it TV Wilson auctioneer report about 500 head of cattle on the market mostly rough mountain stock Yearlings brought from to 12 2-year-olds from 15 to 23 15 yearling mules brought 4050 per head About 50 plug horses on the market bringing from 30 to 50 There were no good horses put up There were 400 or 500 sheep on the market but none sold publicly They were held at 150 to 2 per head The citizens of this place were treated to a rare musical melange on Thursday night last by Bev Mickel as organist and David Morse as violinist The affair was an impromptu one for a select party of Mrs Herndous friends but the night being delightful and the window hoisted the people on the outside were partakers of the enjoyable music as well as those in the house it is to be hoped that Messrs Mick el and Morse will repeat the programme often during the summer months and as an inducement to do so we would suggest that the vocal talent of the town also be brought into requisition and a concert given the benefits accruing from it to go to the several churches equally Let some enterprising lady go to work and get up the concert The price of admission could be placed at a figure which would enable all to attend and the fund thus raised though small would help all the churches just that much We will appoint Mrs Nannie Herndon to secure the talent and she in turn may call into requisition a lady of each of the churches to assist her Let us have the concert by all means and have it now while the nights arc beautiful And one thing more dont allow auv dead heads to enter therein Col Day of Daysborough left for Hazard last Friday morning where he is engaged in an extensive land suit Parties wishing to take The Herald can pay Col Day the subscription 100 and give him their names We sincerely hope the good people of that section will assist in helping along The Heeald and if they subscribe liberallv thev mav be assured that thev will always have an advocate in it for any thing they wish advanced I hey should therefore walk up and pay theirdollar and take for one year the paper of all others which is doing most for them That paper is The Herald and no mistake and when we say it is the cheapest county paper in the State of Kentucky we believe we only voice the opinion of both the press and the public ot this Commonwealth What about a mail service sumes four weeks in carrying a that con- letter oo miles Clevelands administration is proving an admirable one but that of Vilas postmaster general is Vilas the Star Boute Dor sey service We want a line established from this place to Hindinan in Knott county and if we had a regular mail route the chances are that the people of that county could be rescued from barbarism The route should run up Bed Biver to Bouseau and thence on to Hindman and should be at least tri weekly When people pay a government to do a service they demand that the government shall perform it and in their name we demand it In short if Vilas cant have it done properly we will see Cleveland and get some one in the place who is not so Vilas he is The surveyors on the State road between Hazel Green and Maytown are respectfully requested to read the foUowing from theBevised Statutes Sec 42 of article 1 chapter 94 reads When the surveyor of a public road shall fail to perform his duty he shall be fined not less than 10 nor more than 15 recoverable by indictment before a grand jury The special term of AVolfe Circuit Court will commence on the 2nd Monday in July and those who have the supervision of roads will do well to take the hint contained in the above or they may hear something drop weighing about what fifteen silver dollars would tip the scales at We must have better roads and we hope those men who have been appointed to Keep them in repair will attend to the matter at once Does advertising pay Well we should smile A Childers of Maytown put an advertisement in THE HEEAli a short time since and after the first issue got some customers from the other side of Bed Biver from a section never before dealing in May town who purchased a large bill of goods from him and told him that they saw the advertisement in The Herald but hardly believed that goods could be sold so cheap Dick convinced them that such was a fact however and they went home determined never more to be without their county paper Merchants throughout the mountains should follow Dicks example sell goods cheap and let the people know it through The Hekald which goes into more households than any paper ever did before A young man living on Gillmore came to town last Thursday and after making some purchases and arriving at home discovered that he had lost his pocket book He returned to Hazel Green ana found it all right The same day a young lady of this place lost her pocket book while out shopping Inasmuch as the two have for some time been recognized as sweethearts this was a remarkable coincidence and plainly showed that their thoughts were elsewhere than on their pocket books In each case their thoughts were of the absent one and to prevent a like catastrophe it has been suggested that they marry and look out for one common interest An effort will be made by the citizens between here and Boihwell to have a post office estabhthed at that place It would be to the interest and for the good of the service and would greatly enhance our mail facilities With the established stage line which in aU probability will carry the mail BothweU should be the distributing office for this section As the case now stands the mail is put off tiie cars at Cornwell one mile below and the stage would be under the necessity of going two miles extra every day to get the mail then return to Bothwell and get waiting passengers By aB means let us have the postrolhce at Jiotnwell ana tnat too right speedily Breens Liniment removes knots and all enlargements on horses or other stock Ko care no pay Hold by Day 2fv KfH COBBESPOKDENOE EASTERN KENTUCKY COUNTIES Reported bySpecinl Correspondents from All Points in the Mountains WOLFE COUNTY MORGAN COUNTY BREATHITT COUNTY Fkozen Creek June 22 We are having plenty of wet weather in this county at present So much rain has fallen that nenrly all the farmers are behind with their crops John Day caught a cat fish one day last week which measured two feet in length and weighed about nine pounds It is a good time to fish in the Kentucky river now as the recent rains have made the water muddy Born June 19 to the wife of Marion Brnner of Holly Creek three daughters two of whom we understand died On the 16th near this place to the wife of Wm Collins a son and to the wife of Henry Norman a daughter Corder and wife of Mattoon Ills have been visitincr relatives in this county for the past week They left for Hazel Green Saturday We hope to see them among us acain Mrs Corder is a daughter of Samuel Holmes who lived at this place before the war Stump MENIFEE COUNTY Fpenchburg June 19 Born On June 17 to the wife of Thos Clark a girl Jerry Legget has spread his tent in the court house yard and is taking pictures The Herald was good enough before she was enlarged but now she is a daisy Rev Stamper the Bascom of the mountains preached for us on the night of the 14th Died June 17 of erysipelas and pneu monia Joseph Ponder about fifty years of age lie was an exceptionally good citizen and an honest man The proprietor of the Palace Ilotel is not considered a lazy man yet his boarders have thought it prudent to set hooks around his truck patch to catch the snaix Our tax books show lifted for 18S5 136 943 acres of land valued at 216000 50 town lots valued at 7445 personal property 67676 lecal voters 821 Number of chil dren in the school age 1515 an increase of twenty per cent over last year The carpenters are now completing the work on the high school building We expect to have it ready for occupancy against the first of August We have no teacher yet and the trustees desire to secure a thoroughly competent teacher as principal Husbands wanted By twenty four beantiful marriagable voung ladies and widows of Frenchburg Wives wanted by our vountr men none nonel none MONTGOMERY COUNTY Spencer Station June 20 We have just had a good rain and corn and oats look fine Farmers are busy in their corn and hands are scarce at this place The merchants at this place report a good trade and think money ia getting to be more plentiful James Cannoy and family are ofi for a visit to Mavtown and Salyerville His brother Tom is holding the fort while they are gone Your correspondent was at Mt Sterling Monday and it was the dullest court I ever witnessed Some drove their cattle home and others got grass for theirs until next court The Hazel Green sales beatem all I cannot see why the men of Montgomery Bath and other places who want stock do not visit them for they have first class stock and any kind you -want I see the Grassy correspodent vent in on the Mavtown Association I will iust say he is mistaken lie says he thinks they will never have a chance to violate the first resolution I know better than that for I have been there and I know he is a little off when he says that Then of the fourth resolution that they will have to wait until dooms da before they are addressed by any of the fair sex from what he has heard from the voung ladies Some of them have been addressed since the organization by as fair and beautiful ladies as the sun ever shone upon and concur with the band He has been informed by the wrong one I am thankful to the young ladies of West Liberty for their approval of the Maytown Matrimonial Association in their Mutual Aid Society and give their hand to its support Hoping On The Wing will remain silent in the future as to the band I am On The Boad Bachelors Relief Association The young men of Hazel Green in convention assembled elected Henry Pieratt President Godsey Secretary and McCiain Treasurer of Photographs and organized the Bachelors Belief Association On motion the association was constituted into three classes viz first Members second Honorary members and third Dis honorary members Those present took membership as follows Members or those anxious to marry McCiain Henry Pieratt Godsey and Floyd Day Honorary mem bers or those willing to carry on a flirtation Kelly Day II Trimble Seneca Swimm Kash Swango Edgar Kash Dis houorary members or those past all hope of wedlock Gardner Candler Taylor Whaley The iollowmg resolutions were unanimously adopted Resolved 1st That all members of the Ladies Mutual Aid Society of West Liberty be elected visiting members To visit us or to be visited by us 2d That the Maytown Matrimonial Association is requested to furnish us with a list of the desirable marriagable young ladies of Morgan those who are young pretty and smart in return for which our secretary is directed to furnish them with like documents from Wolfe 3d That the members of the first class will not wait for offers but will make them after a short courtship and agree to see each other through against all opposition from rival associations 4th That the Honorary members are recommended to the ladies with the request that they be dealt with gently yet firmly 5th That the Dis honorary members are hereby tendered our heartfelt symyathyand all members of this association are forbidden to make sport of them among the ladies and are to treat them with the honor and re spect which their ago and experience demand 6th That all young pretty smart mountain girls are earnesty requested to send name residence age complexion height color of hair and eyes and photograph to the secretary who will at once assign to the most suitable young man of this association the duty of opening a correspondence 7th That The Hazel GEEiar Herald and Licking Valley Scorcher 3re requested to publish the proceedings of this association On motion the meeting adjourned sine die HENRY PIERATT Goubey Secy President Geo McClain Treas of Photos Breens Liniment is certainly the best combination of remedies for corns neuralgia pains in the back and side etc ever produced Sold bv Dav 1 i iF4fn Keeps Constantly on hand a Large and well selected Stock of Awn niijj II PIERATT CASKEY 1 PIERATT Wholesale and Retail GIRIOICIE a HAZEL GREEN KY lour Bacon Lard SaJt PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS Canned Goods Coffee Sugar Teas Svrup Patent Medicines Nails Axes Oils Wooden- and Tinware In fact EVERY THING YOU NEED fGive us a call and be convinced that can buy more goods from us to the Dol ar than at anv other house in the moun tains We also desire to buy a number of Fat Cattle and Sheep for which wc will pay the highest market price NEW BUGGY WORKS MT STERLING KY Conroy jfe Shore Keep on hand BUCKBOARDS aad SECOND-HAND EUGGIES and Repair and Paint all kinds of wok SIGN PAINTING Will receive Mr Give U3 a calL Shores special attention CONROY fc SHORE HMVH I gal Winch he sells Wholesale and Eetail as Cheap as they can he Tbought in the State Give him a call and he convinced that you can do as well in Mt Sterling as anywhere else you may go TBIMBLE BOBT TBIMBLE TRIMBLE BROS WHOLESALE GROCERS AND DEALEBS IN Flour Provisions Salt Nails Oils Powder Field and Garden Seeds Mt Sterling Ky Tliey carry the largest stock and do the largest business of any house in Mt Sterling For Sal am aw Ml Wishing to devote my time to my other business I will sell my Lane Eodley Saw Mill Fixtures Consisting of a 25 Horse Power Engine and Boiler a No I Circular Saw Edger Everything is in First class Order and will be sold at a bargain on easy terms Parties wishing to buy are invited to call and examine the property Cornwell Ky ALFRED CfiBS ENTERPRISE PLANING MILL LEXINGTON KY rfi ia cA a i vmi iivi Of -MANUFACTURERS OF Doors Sash Stairways Newels Blinds Balusters Brackets AND DEALERS IN- Poplar White and Yellow Pine Flooring Pine and Poplar ShinglesLaths References Jugde Swapgo Hazel Green George Rice Maytown or any Business Man of Lexington Ky CASKEY Valuable Farm for Sale I offer for sale the farm known as the Holderby place Containing 423 Acres lying miles below Hazel Green on the state road This farm has on it A Cood 2 Story Frame Dwelling containing 5 rooms besides kitchen and dining room There is a good well of fine water and fine springs which yield an abundance of pure stock water an orchard of Go bearing apple trees of assorted winter and summer fruit young and thrifty good barn and out buildings about 100 acres of bottom land in good state of cultivation 60 acres of which is now in corn GO acres of improved table land and the remaining 263 acres timbered of which 163 acres is covered with very finest oak and poplar soQ rich and productive and underlaid with Fine Bituminous Coal Price 3500 Kcash and remainder in one and two years Possession given at once on reasonable terms Persons desiring to purchase can call on Herndon or Mize at Hazel Green or the undersigned at Stanton Powell countv Ky May 27 1835 1 MAPEL SAVE YOUR MONEY AKD YOUB GOODS CHEAP I BUY HICKELL DAYSBOROUGH KY ft-5- 3gr BKH fciiwjiMijirMUeiiiuiiwM iinm vvKMmmammmaammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmum jMLLiaiiiiMii in ii 1 NEWS GlLLSrOKE JUXE 20 Corn is looking well Some crops are in the weeds owing to the recent wet weather The widow Mrs Ely who has been sick for some time we are glad to state is thought to be some better Her father Jas Williams returned home this morning Bobt Ely has a pocket comb which he bought in Hazel Green seventeen years ago which he has carried and had in constant use ever since and which is a good comb yet Uncle Phillip Little of this place while hoeing corn for his son Geo Little on the 19th inst fainted being overcome with the heat and was carried to the shade The old man is now 80 years of age and does more work than most young men He was born and raised on this creek and once owned the larger portion of it but has long since lost his fortune and is now living in reduced circumstances Uncle Bemus June 20 May has returned home from a visit to Bath county Farmers are very busy working over their corn the last time Swangos wife of Bath county is visiting her brother-in-law Swango of this place Ellis and Edna Day Judge Davs daughters of Mt Sterling are visiting their grandfather Arch Duy Wheat is almost an entire failure Arch Day is the only man that has any wheat scarcely in this country Mrs Isaac Murphy of Grassy has returned from a visit of about one week to her sister Mrs Sweatnam of Bath Judge Day and lady of Mt Sterling will arrive liere next Monday to spend a few weeks with the judges father A Day We would again remind our people that if they prosper in an educational point of view they must build a comfortable school house James Davidson of Hazel Green has been at work on the Methodist Church for the last week and so far has shown himself to be a first class workman Bev John Thomas of Booneville passed through here last week en route to Hope well where his fourth quarterly meeting is to be held by Childers James Cannoy and family passed through town last Friday on their way to Magoffin county where they will spend a few weeks with Mrs Cannoys father Hon Beuben Patrick Bogers blacksmith of this place who has long since acted the part of a wise man by putting his card in The Herald renorts evcrvthme lovely in his line of busi ness He reports that Tutt ex sheriff of Wolfe county is going to bring over his mules to get them shod He requests us to say that ox shoeing is also a specialty with him Joe Pieratt of this place called on your correspondent to day and reported that he had 10 acres of corn waist high that he had worked over the last time He also said that he had a boy along the last time he plowed over the corn to pick up the cars that broke off We would remind you Mr Editor that he is a brother of John II Pieratt of your town There are a number of applicants for the Maytown school Prominently among them we would mention Miss Maggie Ainyx of Mt Sterling Miss Willie Ladd of AVest but formerly of Harrison county and Edgar Kash of Red Biver All so far as your correspondent knowsare worthy and deserving but it is an evident fact that all cannot get the school Jordan Wills Henry Neff and Dennis are the trustees and the patrons of this district may be assured that they will make a wise selection and one that will reflect credit upon themselves and the district that they represent Duster Ezel June 22 1 Miss Sue Lacy will visit White Oak next week Pieratts new dwelling will add greatly to the appearance of our village It is reported that Jeff Oaklev has dis covered a gold mine but we think it is only a Sample The young folks of this place do not think it necessary to pass any resolutions for they all say they will niariy when they get a chance The married and single ladies of this place are very much interested in the silk quilt question We warn the young gentlemen to keep a sharp lookout for hat linings ties and cravats are in danger Mrs Alice Lacy and Miss Willie Samples have been attending the Swango spring and speak in the highest terms of the water and accommodations They also say the bath house wiU be a great addition when completed ANONYMOUS town llatrimonial Association pleas take notice Charge this adv to Byrne and Moore ThePresbyterian and Christian churches here have gone to work in earnest to build church houses Each have secured a beautiful lot The Christian Church has most of the lumber on the ground and will I go to work forthwith and we hope a few months to be no longer behind our sister towns in neat and commodious houses of worship Frank Ostelle a Frenchman from Covington Ky has rented property in our burg and will remove here in a few days intending to locate and engage in the culture of grapes and other fruits We think this county cannot be excelled for fine grapes and fruits peaches never failing in most of the county We hope Mr Ostelle will be successful and induce many others of his countrymen to settle among us The experience of the French Swiss and German added to the certainty of the crops would certainly make it a profitable industry here Toot BOTHWELL JTJNE 19 Born On the 15th to the wif of Berry Wills a girl Osborn went to Winchester last week on business Miss Lucinda Kash Cornwell last week was visiting at We have of taters peas and other sich garden sass a plenty There is an effort being made to establish a post office at this point John Havs save us a call one dav last week He was on his return from a pleasure trip to New York City Charles A Turner passed up last week to Wolfe and Morgan counties to set up some mowers sold by him for A Hoffman If we were not under promise we would tell of a wedding that is to take place at an early day but we will keep quiet and we know we will be asked Thomas A Combs has been suffering with toothache for several days He refuses to have it pulled as the doctor tried it some days ago and pulled a sound tooth Yes Brother On The Wing I have laid by my crop of weeelbarrows and a finer prospect never before has been known I am confident that such stock will yield two wheelbarrows and a tongue for a sewing machine Brother dont discourage the hoys in tne matrimonial association ere your eyes deceive you and when the cake is passed you will be eternally looked over Longfellow Hariba Juse 19 Dr Elmer Northcutt is very busy waiting on the sick All the farmers of our section are boasting of their fine young corn Born On the lGth inst to the wife of Frank Gose a girl Frank is happy Bedford has received a voucher from Uncle Sam for 1000 for injuries received in the war Married On the 14th inst at the residence of the brides father Egelston on Tar Bidge A Cope to Miss Mollie Eg elston Adams officiating A seven-year-old son of Dick Gibbs fell from a tree forty feet from the ground breaking his thigh and mashing his body considerably It is though that he will not live On last Tuesday night dogs broke in on a small flock of sheep belonging to John Davis killing them all but one John was lucky enough to kill one of the bloodv fellows 9 9 a 4k mot mn A3 9H ifti 3 3 3 Xi 9 The Best Most Durable and Lightest Bunnin a Every Machine Fully Warranted HANLY JUDY General Agents for Eastern Kentucky Mt Sterling Ky Orders solicited hy STEVENSON Hazel Green Ky The Highest Market Price Paid for all Kinds of Medicinal Hoots Herbs and Barks Except Ginseng BRBEN SON Importers I Wholesale Druggists Main Street ADAM Sterling Ky AUM The fater of Life for Afflicted Humanity IRON is Kme These springs are loeaied Uura Mtrters of a mile from the beatiftd tnrx Haael Green Tha water contain a lr per centage of iron thairaay other witwrnva hence it is the most valaable ia the eare of disease used interaaBv orearteraaHyv Among the many diseases flrhksjt is heir to and for which this wearfel water is known to- he a jpositive aad pensaaeat enre are the foBowing CONSTIPATION DYSPEPSIA SKIN DISEASES SCKOFTJLA CA- TAEEH EHETJMATM NEURALGIA NEE- TOTJSNESS We append a few of the huadrsds of testimonials which have been teaered as to the efficacy of this water in disease One lady writes I am so thanful to the Great Giver of all Blessings that I tried Swango Springs Freely do I give aB the time and money spent there for the health and strength I now enjoy A gentleman of Illinois says I think the water of Swango Springs did me more coc than all the nostrums have ever tried I wiU certainly be withyon again nextsnrinr Smith Tfimbls BeesCjMt SterlingyKv Hinile Mrs Hinkle Wm Clarke Plum Lick Ky A large hotel is now being built which will afford ample accommodation to visitors For further information in regard to hoard address HARBISON SWANGO Or this office Tfacl Green Ky AN ELEGANT STEM WINDING SILVER NICKEL WATCH FREE The Watering Im IIzjSij I i yr vEk Desiring to wind up my business I hara decided to present a splendid watch cnt as above and as GOOD A TIMEKEEPER a many which sell for 5000 to each of my old friends and customers who will come forward and pay off their notes amounting to 2500 or over provided the notejwas for merchandise bought of me while in busi ness And in order that aU may beacccox modated I wiB discount the watch price 350 in proportion to those whose notes are less than 2500 This ofler is good until June 1st CaB on or address MIZE Hazel Green Ky McGTTXRE HAZEL GREEN KY Stands at the head of Low Prices with everything vou want in DRY GOODS NOTIONS Soots Shoes Hats Clothings GROCERIES HARDWARE DRUGS FLOUR BACON i The monev is what I want and Twill -give MORE GOODS FOR ADOLLAR IN CASH than any other house in town Country produce taken in exchange for goods McGUIRE MATHIAS ffKESEN Merchant Tailor maytqwk ky I have opened a shop at the above place where I will Make Suits to Order Clean Repair and Press Olo Suits Cutpatterns and will guarantee satisfaction in every instance Soliciting your work I remain Yours trulv MATTTTAS ERISENl EOB SALE House and Lot IN MAYTOWN KY The house is a boxed frame two storys high and contains six rooms with kitchen There is a half acre of ground attached which is set in A Variety of Fruit Trees Berries A never failing well of excellent water in the yard This property will be sold very reasonable Apply to LOCKHART Or this office Maytown Ky A CHiLDERS MAYTOWN KY Takes the lead in Low Prices with everything you need in the way of GROCERIES DRY GOODS HQTBHS BOOTS SHOES HATS CLOTHING Hardware Drugs Ploar Seen Jtc 3Money is what I want and I will give MORE GOODS FOR A DOLLAR LN CASH than any house in Mavtown Country produce taken goods in exchange for A CHILDERS BOGEBS BLACKSMITH MAYTOWN KY HOESE SHOEING A SPECTALVm Will repair Farming Tools BaggiesrWa goas Makes plows hoes Satfafce tion guaranteed in all cases 7 T- DAY Marshal and Genera Dtctiy a MAYTOWN EE Will attend to ferretiagac acini mla ia anj part of the ceaatry ami gttswtati isfoetiosiB every ease where oayUroii Orders by sail praapgy atteiwieA to Por Sale Italian 3e 2 I have for sale several hira of ia fteHa Bees whieh are hartf aad AkrUfcr Vatf makers Persoas wcfeni aW aad see them or order prosptiy atteaded ta hjisaiL ftfcrv Gi DmrAW of ii jt i.