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

i I -a A 2 fyi 5 itdthaerfe tr re THE HERALD ft iTntj JMwars Hmw We warn a correspondent in every Mt ike counties of Wolfe nathiti Ifenifec Mxoffin UK EatilL Perry and Floyd In uuk as erery point in ine mountains MMenxs so agents dec TIME TABLE Sttudard time 22 sauiutes slower than Mt Sterling rime 1 lave Mt Sterling at 7 a arriving Setfcwell 40 a If 2 leave Hethwell at 9 a arrives at Xt Sterling at 10 50 a leaves Mt Sterling at 140 arrive at Rothwell at 320 in Jfa 4 leaves Rothwell at 345 arrives at ML Sterling at 530 Ke 2 eMaects at Mt Sterling with 1105 a a4 157 trains on railway for Lexington Cincinnati and Louisville- 3 ABHcte at Mt Sterling with 1105 a tsaia en from the East and 136 tram from Louisville and Cincinnati IMentgesery countv court day special leaves SftthireU on the 3rd Monday in each meatk at 730 a arriving at Mt Sterling at 9 a Mt Sterling at 3bb amviac at JSothwell at 430 leave JUthwwl for Mt Sterling at 5 in GEO HARPER Supt HAZEL GREEN KY WEDNESDAY JULY 29 1885 dwi timentfi inserted at 75 ceatc er inch fint insertion and 25 i isek each stttweqaent insertion LOCAL NEWS Tk eitiaen of Hazel Green will plant Bav -roar Fiera Rck ailthe acreeis tnis lau lU faaV get 25 cj paper 1 lead peacil 1 per for 2 att at thk efcee it JMSE Mfe ies from Caskev ttom prices for cash Bon To the wife of George Bishop ob Wiaery the 22nd inst a girL We feare received a Trerv fine specimen fhaUrem Ig Catron of Poniroyton envelopes 24 sheets of noiaer anu i pens Tk people about Red Hiver say they hare aethai araia ia twenty days and that the carajs looking bad Dr iLThoaaaV will please accept esrthaalaf far sdnie fine wild goose jalau jrMch kc jrabea in his garden i1 iaaiment removes xnote ana all niMigaMrifn an horses or other stock care a pay Sold hy Day CoL Samuel has our thanks for a Kern tomatoes which are the finest broagat to this office and perfect beauties MrarNannie Kash will accept frar thaatnt fra basket of the most delicious ayjjf haebeea our pleaenre to sample in jaany years Several pardes in this section owe The TTftrn chckeas and if you are the indebted yoa are reaested to bring your fewk at oaee Time is ap is Liniment is nronounced by all jirfee have aaed it to be tie greatest remedy fr rfcesmatam sprains cut bruises etc eM ay fc Day We want 200 bushels of coal and invite aids to furnish us that quantity The party making the lowest and best bid coal MMag ef equal quality will get the contract Breens liniment is certainly the best e3bination ef remedies for corns neural jpa paias ia theback and side etc ever pradHced Sold by Ja3 Some one writes us from Daysborough that and JUex Niekell while mowing killed a blowing viper three feet seven inches in length and six inches in circuin fereace Tke TVolfe county institute for the school year ending June 30th 16SG will be held at Hazel Green commencing August X7th Rndwill continue five da vs KAsn Supt The public school house at this place im jast now undergoing needed repairs New sash are being placed and new shutters wSH fee hung and if some of our enterprising citoens woald dosate the lime to whitewash the building it would be one of the neatest ia the -mountains LTer counsel having taken an appeal Mrs Stricklin sentenced last week to the tiary for life was transferred to the Sautes county jail for safe Tceeping pend iiig the decision of the court of appeals This avovs was necessary because our jail too fall for utterance Willin Murphy Jr died at the resiaeace of his father on Grass on last Saaday at 2 oclock and was buried in the family barying ground on Monday The deceased was a young man of much promise aad had many friends about Hazel Green exteBd their sympathy to the bereaved isvauljia their sad affliction We ask special attention to our new Matchless Pencils Thewj pencils while very low ia prieet are we claim equal in oasiHy for all business purposes to any pencil bb the market aot excepting those of the highest east They excel particularly in ab atacc ef grit and strength of lead Send for price bsL Jansen McClurg Co Wa bs4 are aad Madisaa St Chicago Tint ikeremay be no misunderstand iag villi parties announcing themselves as ca4Matc ior oee we will state tbut the priee fsr each aaaoaaoement will be 5 and the saeaey mast be paid before the announce afteatm made For cards or communica ttaaa ia the interest of candidates the rate is five cents per line On an average six wards will make aline and the money must aoeampsay the copy Biaw Taulbee willplease use his iaiaeace ia having a postofhee established at the mouth of Frozen in Breathitt countv The stablihmeat of an office there with the Haael Green and Jackson mail passing that way weuld increase the distance 1 miles bat by letting the Campton mail reate ead at the mouth of Frozen 8 miles of the preseat route would be saved to the government John Day should be the paatmaeter If you are going to Mt Sterling go bv stage The fare is onlv 2 to Eothwell if yea arc coming from ML Sterling take the tafratethwelL Fare 2 to Hazel Green Oaa atafe leaves Bothwell every morning mi ae leaves Hazel Green even morning The aae frem Bothwell gets here in time for sapper aad the oae from here connects with the eveaiBg train for ML Sterling enabling Tea to reach that place early enough to traaaaet yoar business and return next day Dest forget to travel by the stage if you weal ride easy and save monev Special atteatfoa to ladies and children traveling wicheat escort oarreBpoadent writing from Toms fcraaca Morgan county reminds us that a astftal roate should be established between Seal aca Yoccat a distance of 15 or 30 miles te ifctarseet the daily male from West Liberty Morehead Toms branch five miles aaet 23m2 with John McGuire post ajaeter aad oae at Mussel Shoals with John Oeaora as peetauetcr are the intermediate omses mated by the people and although a pctitloa with 150 signers has been forward ed te the aotteee department no attention maae sac appeal in Denau ot tj230 KEEAJLD hopes lion A attend tn the matter at once jfe jeVpartcient to establish these i CARD tei To the Voter ad Citixess of Wolfe Havinc been elected vour County Judge three years ago permit me to say tbatwneu 1 assumed the duties of theotnee I found an indebtedness of aboutl500 and a high poll tax which had been hanging ior sometime over the citizens Feeling a deep interest in the welfare of the people who had honored meniy highest ambition was to discharge ray entire duties and guided by that feeling 1 have labored earnestly for your good As to the result I can only refer to my official acts Our poll tax is now only 150 which is much less than ever known since the forma tion of the county and less than any of our neighboring counties are now paying Besides discliarging the indebtedness valuable improvcnWBM have been made upon your court hose bridges have been built in provciawits have been made on your public roads tc at considerable expense All of which liast been paid or the present levy will fully OoVer leaving the county not owing a single dollar This has been accomplished by closely watching the finances of the county and reducing the ordinary expenses and leakages I feel tnat 1 liave become thoroughly acquainted with your necessities and the general management of 5 our county affairs and this coupled with file desire of raising still higher the standard of our county has prompted me to say to you that I offer myself a candidate for re election subject however to the action of the democratic party Should I be so fortunate as to receive your endorsement and my re election I promise you my entire energy for the good of the county Heartily thanking you for past favors and placing my claims in your hands asking your hupport I cheerfully say that I will abide the action of the democratic party and pledge my support to its nominees be they whom thev may Very rcsiectfully SWAKGO Personal Paragraphs Niekell of Iszcl was in town on Saturday and Sunday GeorgeH McClain made a flying visit to Maytown and Ezel last Sunday Floyd Day left on last Sunday for Rousseau Breathitt county on business Bob Nunnelley with Dunlap Bros Co of Louisville was in town Tuesday A Turner of Mt Sterling was registered at the Pieratt House last Thursday Miss Ella Johnson of this place visited friends in Mnj town on Sunday last Capt Bogera representing Louis Stix 5c Co of Cincinnati is stopping at the Pieratt Ho use John 3Ioore of Bourbon and Win Gay postmaster at Sideview Montgomery county are drinking Swaugo water for their health Judge Botts of Grayson and Whitt of Martinsburg were in town on Wednesday last en route to Campton on business Miss Esther daughter of Wilson who lias been in Montgomery county since May returned to Hazel Green last week to attend school Yansant of 3Iartinsburg and Jonas Yansant of West Libert passed through town on last Wednesday en route to Campton and returned Thursday Capt Clark one of the most affable commercial men in the country dropped xlowi fa Hazel Green last Monday evening like a thunderbolt fronTa cloudless ky and as usual sold a gotfd bill of goods for the Sievers Carson hardware company of Louisville which firm haaiortune in possessing the services of sschaTUfts Messrs John AlleH Wellington Payne and Albert Allca arc spending a short time at Olyjnpian Springs Lexington Press If you would read The Herald vou would be better posted Bro Duncan Mr Payne is a guest of this metropolis of the mountains which boasts of a greater variety and a better quality of mineral water than any place in the land Mr Payne already feels bke a new man and is improving day by day until in the sweet bye-and-bye when he gets back to Lexington his friends will scarcely know him so wonderfully improved and so young looking has he grown here The water of Swango Snring works wonders to say nothing of Godseys chalybeate and other mineral waters et youdepressed dis eased overworked aud insurable citizens come nere 11 you wouiu see mem rcstorea to health and vigor Board can be had at Swangos near the spring or in town at the Godsey House or Pieratt House at from 350 to 450 per week District school teachers throughout the mountains will confer a favor upon us by giving us each week a report of the standing of each scholar and they will find their labors lesson as these reports are published Scholars will take greater interest and the good results from such a course will soon manifest itself Besides it will be a good advertisement of tho school and teacher showing as it will the progress of each scholar from time to time It is hoped all teachers will see the benefits to accrue from such a course and comply with our acquest Seneca Swimm who was for several months connected with The Herald office left on Wednesdav last for Ezelj and informed us that he would make an cfiort to secure a district school to teach in Morgan county He is a young man of more than average intellect a good scholar good manners and devout mien and we doubt not will prove a successful pedagogue should he be so fortunate as to secure a school He has the good wishes of The Herald in his new venture and the expressed wish of many acquaintances here that he may do well Prof John Jay Dickey of Jackson high school was in town last Friday night a guest of the Pieratt House ne was en route home from Lexington whither he had been in attendance at the State teachers institute and State teachers association He secured about 500 books from the following places and they will be added to the Jackson Academy library which will now aggregate about 1000 volumes Flemiugsburg 200 volumes Carlisle 135 vols Millers burg 75 vols and Lexington 150 besides small contributions The chairman of the Wolfe count democratic committee having previously notified the district democratic committee a meeting was held at the court house in Campton on Saturday the 25th inst and a primary election ordered to be held on Saturday the 12th day of September 1885 for the purpose of nominating democratic candidates for the offices of county judge circuit and county clerk county attorney sheriff assessor school superintendent jailer and coroner to be voted for at the August election 18SG Uncle Harry Swango proprietor of the celel rated Swango spring authorizes us to say that he will not charge for water from his spring no matter where visitors may board He says his house is open for the entertainment of visitors and he would like to have them stop with him as many as he can accommodate but that they can have the water no matter where they stop Taylor the accommodating postmaster at Hariba in Menifee county sends us a radish grown by John Barker of that place which is the largest we ever saw It now weighs 3 pounds 10 ounces and Mr Taylor says it weighed when first pulled 4K pouds Can anybody beat itjj Our Hariba letter is this week unavoidably crowded out Sorry it did not arrive sooner but it was by mistake placed in the Frenchburg mail and returned here too late Our lriends will please send in letters sooner by Saturday at latest Prof Hayes and his estimable lady will please accept thanks for favors ex tended our better ths while in Lexington recently The following comes from Bed Biven Born To the wife of James Crase on the 19th inst twin girls CORRESPONDENCE EASTERN KENTUCKY COUNTIES- NEWS BY Reported by Special Correspondents from All Points In the Mountains MORGAN COUNTY Maytowx July 27 The people of this part of Morgan county are excited about the proposed taxation of 200000 to build a railroad through this county Petitions are being circulated asking the magistrates of the county to vote down the proposition They claim that a similar taxation was laid in Montgomery county and in consequence thereof the people have suffered in a financial point of view So far as your correspondent can learn the people are in favor of a railroad but are opposed to such an enormous taxation As to the necessity for the taxation this deponent suith not but would respectfully remiud the people of old Morgan that iftfieyever expect to see the iron horse snorting through their fertile valleys they will be necssitated to donate liberally The recent troubles here between the Culbertsons and Sextons has not been settled and from present indications it will doubtless be some time before it is It is remembered that these parties have been having trouble with each other for about 8ix months Last week John Culberuon went to the houne of ia Sexton called his son Brack to the door aud told him that he was going to shoot him whereupon he fired his heretofore trusty rifles but fortunately missed young Sexton The parties have ail been arrested aud will have their trial here to morrow From all reports both parties are armed to the teeth and it is feared that the eutLis aotyet Ajrangeinents are being made to run a ten months school of a high grade at this Slace This is certainly a move in the right irection Teachers who are competent in particular will have the school in charce Now let the people of Wolfe and Morgan counties give this enterprise the aid it deserves in a substantial way and we will guarantee that we will have a school second to nbne in Eastern Kentucky The sad news of the death of Willie Murphy of Grassy Creek was received here late yesterday evening Willie was an upright young man who was loved and respected by all who knew him That death loves a shining mark was verified in this case Placing a flower upon his newly made grave we say Peace to Lis ashes Clark Mrs Clark and I Gillispic started this morning to Tazewell county Virginia to visit friends and relatives They movvd here from the old dominion about two years ago They will be gone about one month Dr Dixon called on your correspondent last week aud asked him to remind Lick Skillet that he has plenty of drugs and practice and that the people have got something to live upon besides blackberries and roasting cars A number of cases of fever are reported in this community Aside from that we are threatened with a general scourge of measles There has been a number of cases in town George McClain of Hazel Green was in town yesterday It is currently reported and believed that there is considerable attraction at Maytown for George Judge Day and family are visiting at ihe Judges lathers Arch Day this week Ben Sexton has just returned from Mt Sterliug whither he had been on business Mrs Swetnam of Bath was visiting last week at li Mays Framk Cottle of West Liberty was in town yesterday DcsTElt Upper Grassy July 25 We think if Long makes much brandy he will go to some other section to get fruit A large majority of the people of this vicinity will not turnish any fruit for distillation or to aiuUha cause iu any way whatever We think they have made a right conclusion aud if all our good citizens would make a similar agreement we would have less of this lawlessness for which other countries look upon Eaotcru Kentucky so disdainfully and Haney of this vicinity will leave to morrow to begin their schools on Monday July 27th Haney will teach the Lucy Creek schoolin Wolfe county and Haney in the school house near Edward Cecilsiu Morgan county Miss Bice Lacy has retuned from Gill more Creek where she has been visiting her sister -Mrs Hannah Uraham juiss luce is the most intelligent young lady of this neighborhood She is going to attend our school Bev Pieratt began a protracted meeting at Beth Salem last night There were several out and he gave us a discourse setting forth the great importance of reading the scriptures We would suggest that Mr Jay turn his cow on better pasture or our Grassy correspondent Ou Ihe Wing will get ahead of him Henry Lacv of this vicinity is teaching school on Lacys Creek Morgan county We have had fine rains in this section and crops are looking well Sunshine Ca2tey July 23 Leburn Lykids A Burton Dr Taylor Sebastian and several others of this neighborhood attended the stock market at Hazel Green on the 15th They think Hazel Green is destined to become an important point Nickel who has been employed to teach the school in this district will commence on Monday 27th Ben is said to be a good teacher and will doubtless give satisfaction to both pupils and patrons Stamper Brother of Grassy Creek liave moved their shingle machine here and are now ready to furnish shingles in large or small quantities The steam saw and grist mill of Lykins Jc Loy of this place is doing excellent work and fa hupplyiug everybody with lumber People are all done working their corn which promises to be an excellent crop Judge William Lykins of this place is attending the Wolfe circuit court Our old and experienced farmers say the mast prospect is flattering Miss Lucinda Burton is on the sick list this week Sweet By And By Grassy Creek July 27 It pains me to hear of the death of Wm ilurphy Jr which occurred yesterday evening It was quite a surpiseto me indeed and doubtless also to the many friends and relatives of this noble young man I wish through The HERALDto extend sympathy to the grief stricken family and say to them Your loss is his eternal gain The family circle is broken but may it be reunited where parting shall be no more The association of regular Baptist will convene with the churcfi at Grassy on the 14th day of August 1885 and hold three davs The friends and brethren are requested to bring dinner on Sunday The church made a resolution at her last meeting that no one should be allowed to sell melons candies lemonade cider whisky beer or cakes or take pictures within one mile of the association You can get 72 sheets of note paper for 25 cents or 24 sheets for 10 cents 25 envelopes for 10 cents or 75 for 25 cents at this office These are the finest goods made BREATHITT COUNTY Frozen Creek July 23 The people in this section are in great need of a post office as we have to send eight miles to get our mail A great many more would take your valuable paper if we iust had an office where they could get them am bothered a great deal about parties carrying off The Herald before I get a chance to read it When I ask them to sub- 1 T2ft I- Bfrih hxr xsy thev can nevor ret them as i the office 13 so far away Bruce Trimble and Thoa Jones of Mt Sterling spent two days with us lately Mr Trimble preaehed an excellent sermon at White Oak on the 12th inst and every body was well pleased to hear him We will be glad to have them come again Willie Spencer and Samuel Jett have bought all the timber belonging to James Cope They have moved several teams and hands to the timber and are having splendid luck so far It is very warm weather and it brings plenty of loafers to tho shady trees at tins Elace Their only occupation is pitching orse shoes Most of our farmers think that we will have a good mast and if we do it will help the people wonderfully A Lyon of Bouseau spent a day or two with us last week We hope to see him again soon Ira Taulbee is hauling logs to the steam mill to have lumber cut to repair his house It has been six weeks since we had anjxain and crops will -be light in these partsT Stump Lost Creek July 23 The Methodist denomination Idate builiding a new church on Day Sill ys land near 21 Days old store house We hope they will meet with success Day and Jerry Noble are operating their two large steam mills anil they find sale for the lumber as fast as they can cut it Our farmers are about ready to take a rest from their porn fields The prospects are very promising for a splendid corn crop Bev Henry ifease of the Baptjst church preached to a large crowd ot people July 19th at Liberty church The following logmen are preparing for their log businiss StrongS II Combs A A Combs tc There is the best prospect for a good mast this fall that has been within the past ten years I You can get 125 envelopes and 120 sheets of fine note paper for 75 cents at this office By mail for 100 MENIFEE COUNTY Frenchburg July-24- We see in the Mt Sterling Gazette that the friends of Newt Osborn who was killed at Stepstone were organizing for revenge which we think is a mistake so far as his friends here are concerned His brother Jonathan Osborn and his brother-in-law George Dennis were the only males that attended his burial from here Wm Osborn was in this county at the time of his brothers death preparing for his trial for killing Henry Thomas and we arc informed has never left it We think journals ought not publish unfounded sensational rumors in these times of lawlessness and disorder as such are only calculated to stir up bad blood and God knows these sad occurences arc bad enough at best Miss Eva Armitage has left to teach the Salt Lick shool lie Jos Adams is teaching on Indian Creek Garrett Combs on Peter Trace John Qlark on Clifton and Miss Laura Ponder at the Wells school house All theses are young persons from this placfffanldPvlcihity and we think will give eutirelatisfitction where they teach Miss LizzieNeedham of Booneville will teach at the Jackson school house one mile from here Our doctors are all gone from here at tlris time The neighborhood is getting more healthy All business except croquet playing is suspended on account of the excessive hot weather I Frisby is up in the mountains with a drummer Mr Tuck hauling his samples Our teacher institute begin August 4th and will be conducted by Pro Is Hays Oliver is attending circuit court at Campton this week TOOT Sanfortls celebrated sclibol ink and a lead pencil or penhpUler for only 5 cents at this office POWEUL COUNTY Stanton July 13 Bobt Hardwick of this place stabbed Wm Combs the jailer on Monday last inflicting a serious and probably fatal wound in the left side near bis heart Combs in the execution of the law had a few weeks ago arrested Hardwick and committed him to jail and if this is not what led to the cutting the cause is unknown Last Sunday Hardwick joined the -church and gave Combs his hand in apparent friendship and on the next day at the court house very unexpectedly to Combs or anyone else stepped up to himand thrust his lcnife into his side and ill attempting to catch the knife Combs received a bad wound on his hand Hard wick then attempted to escape but was followed and brought back and committed to jail and as there was some suspicion of a mob a heavy guard was placed around the mil ro day ne waived examination anu bail was fixed at 1500 There has been much excitement manifested over the matter but everything is quiet now and excitement is fast subsiding Prof I Profit was here Saturday and made application for a teachers certificate Receiving it he went on his way rejoicing and commenced his school Monday morning We hope his efforts mav be crowned with success and think the district will be blessed with a good school Alven Hon sheriff of this couuty and a very promising young man died Tuesday morning of fever He took sick at Clay City on the 4th of July at a pic nic and never recovered The prospect here for corn has been very flattering but just now the crop is suffering for rain as we have had no rain for about three weeks We understand Thomas of Lee county is keeping bachelors hall We should like to hear fromiiim Icn DlEX 100 to MONTGOMERY COUNTY Spencer Station July 24 Political speeches on the 23rd at Anti oeh by Richard Lewis Apperson candidates for county judge and Stewart for county attorney Stewart is bent on speaking aud is winning many friends by so doing Our school began on the 20th at Frog Pond bchool house Miss Georgia Sledd teacher This is the first school she ever taught and we think she will make a good teacher Uncle Peter says when he marries he is not going to allow his wife to cook but is going to set her on the mantle for an ornament Lucky will the woman be Married At the residence of the brides father on the 21st inst II McGuire and Miss Georgie A Stephens We wish them success through life The farmers rejoiced to see a splendid rain fall on the 23rd Court Day at Mt Sterling Mt Sterling Gazette There was a very fair crowd in town considering the extreme heat and business in every branch was better than the proceeding court While there is a general complaint about hard times the people seem to have ready money enough to supply their needs and indulge in an occasional luxury Wilson auctioneer reports about 350 head of cattle on the market of various grades and bringing fair prices Yearlings brought from 8 to 12 per her head 2-year-olds from 15 to 20 and from 30 35 Common oxen brought from 50 to 70 per yoke and No 1 oxen from 100 to 125 About 100 plug horses were selling at fair prices There were several foreign buyers here who purchased a number of good horses at private sale at prices ranging from 125 About 25 mules on the i et but there demand for quently few sales them mark- and Born To the wife of Stephenson Little Jeff July 23 a girl i WILLMOT Cash Dry Goods Store WHOLESALE AND RETAIL We are anxious to sell Our Goods and will makeour prices right Orders filled promptly and carefully We have a big drive in a Box toe Boot at 350 extra good Come and see me WILLMOT MT STERLING KY Reese Building OSBORNE Reapers and Mowers The Best Most Durable and Lightest Riinning Machine on the Market Every Machine Fully Warranted HANLY JUDY General Agents for Eastern Kentucky Mt Sterling Ky Orders solicited by STEVENSON Hazel Green Ky The Highest Market Price Paid for all Kinds of Medicinal Roots Herbs and Barks Except Ginseng T- BREEN SON Importers I Wholesale Druggists Main Street A Mt Sterling Ky ADAM BAUM Keeps Constantly on hand a Large and well selected Stock of bit 0CE1S it MIMi fjitWj Which he sells Wholesale and Retail as Cheap as they can be bought in the State Give hini a call and be convinced that you can do as well in Mt Sterling as anywhere else you may go TRIMBLE iiobt trimble TRIMBLE BROS WHOLESALE GROCERS AND DEALERS IN Flour Provisions Salt Nails Oils Powder Field and Garden Seeds Mt Sterling Ky They carry the largest stock and do the largest business of any house in Mt Sterling For Sale A Saw Mill Wishing to devote niy time to my other business I will sell my Lane Bodley Saw Mill Fixtures Consisting of a 25 Horse Power Engine and Boiler a No 1 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 Cornweil Ky CASKEY PIERATT CASKEY PIERATT Wholesale and Retail GRIO0ERS HAZEL GREEN KY Flour Bacon Lard Salt PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS Canned Goods Coffee Sugar Teas Syrup Patent Medicines Nails Axes Oils Wooden- and Tinware In fact EVERYTHING YOU NEED jjSTGive us a call and be convinced that vou can buy more goods from us to the Dollar than at any other hou in the mountains We also desire to buy a number of Fat Cattle and Sheep for which Are will pay the highest market price NEW BUGGY WORKS MtI STERLING KY Conroy Shore Keep on hand BUCKBOARDS and SECOND-HAND BUGGIES and Repair and Paint all kinds of work SIGN PAINTING Will receive Mr Shores special attention Give ns a caU CONROY SHORE ALFRED COMBS Valuable Farm for Sale I I offer for sale the farm known as the Hoi derby place Containing 423 Acres Iving miles below Hazel Green on the state road This farm has on if A Cood 2 Story Frame Dwelling containing 5 rooms besides kitchen and dining room There is a good well of fine water and fine snrincs which vield an abun dance of pure stock water an orchard of oo oeunng apple trees of assorted winter and summer fruit vonn and thriftv jrood barn and out buildings about 100 acres of bottom land in good state of cultivatfon 60 acres of which is now in corn 60 acres of improveu taoie ianaana the remaining 203 acres umbered of which 163 acres is covered with venr finest oak and poplar soil rich and productive and underlaid with Fine Bituminous Coat Price S500 14 cash and remainder in one and two years Possession given at once on reasonable terms Persons desiring to purchase can call on Hcradon or Mize at Hazel Green or the undersigned at Stanton Powell county Kv lay 27 1SS5 I MAPEL SAVE YOUR MONEY AND BUY YO CJR GOODS CHEAP rooM A NiCKELL DAYSBOROUGHi KY -T Slip SlK The Water of Life for Afflicted Humanity IRON IS KING These springs are located tkree qrtrs of a mile from the eeaatirl towii ofHisel Green Tha water cdlais larger per centage of iron than as other water knlw hence it is the most valuable hvth earjf disease used internally orexlersailr Among the many diseases wlaieh ftesfe heir to and for which thk wtkrfeL water -is known to be a positive aad permanent cure are the following CONSTIPATION DYSPEPSIA SELN TABBH EHETJXATISM NERVOUSNESS We append a few of the handwds of testimonials which have been temjeredatrte the efficacy of this water in dkeaoe One lady writes I aa so thasfel to the Great Giver of all Blessings that I tiL Swango Springs Freely do I give all the time and money snest there for the health and strength I now eajpy A gentleman of Illinois says I thiak the water of Swango Springs did me rsgtL than all the nostrums I have ever tried I will certainly be withy on again nextsprmgj ItEFEEEXCES Smith Trimble Eeese Sterling Kv Hinkhj Mrs Hinkle Wm Clarke Plum Lick Ky A large hotel is now beinjr built which will afford ample accommodation to yistors For further information in regard to board fie auuress njuuuau iswjLNUU Or this office Hazel Green Ky McGULBE HAZEL GREEX KY Stands at tha head of Low Prices with everything vou want in DRY GOODS MM0NS Boots Shoes Hat Cletlxin GBOCEBLES HABDWABE TJETJGS FLOUE BACON Jfcc The money is what I want and I wilLgive MOIIE GOODS FOR A DOLLAR IX CASH than any other house in town Country produce taken in exchange for goods McGUlRE FOR SALE House and Lot LN 3IAYTOWN KY The house ia a boxed frame andeontain six rooms with kitchen There is a half aere of ground attached which is set in A Variety of Fnilt Trees ferries A never failing well of excellent water ia tho yard This property will be sold very reasonable Applv to LOCKHAIiT Or tills office Maytown JZy R- A GUILDERS MAYTOWN KY Takes the lead in Low Prices with everything you need in the wav of GROCERIES DRY GOQDSffllpS BOOTOEftxHAiCT OTHING Hardware Drus Flour Bacon AdlAc JSjlToney is whatl want and I willgive MORE GOODS FOR A DOLLAR IN CASH than any house in Maytown Country produce taken In exchange for- goods A CHimilS ROGERS BLACKSMITH MAYTOWN KY HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTY Will repair Farming TooLs Buggies Wagons Ac Mak plows hoes Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases DAY Marsha and Ceneral KY Will attend to ferreting out criminalsih any part of the country and guarantees satisfaction in every case where employed Orders by mail promptly attended to Eor Sale Italian Bees I have for sale several hives of fine Italia Bees which are hearty and thrifty honev makers Persons wishing to buy can call and see them or order by mail AH order promptly attended to DUNAWAX Maytown Ky HOTELS DAY HOUSE HAZEL GREEN KY GODSEY Proprietor Patronage is respectfully solicited fro everybody more especially the traveling public First class accommodations arid satisfaction guaranteed PIERATT HOUSE EAZEL GREEN KY JOHN PIERATT Psopsiktor jS The table is supplied with the best ik the market and first class accommodation- win ue lurmsneu ior man anu beast TT nrtfrtrroT oyvc MORGAN HOUSE WEST LIBERTY KY JAMES COLE Proprietor Patronage of the traveling public respect- fully solicited Table always supplied with the best in the market Stable attached ASHLAND HOUSE NEAR POSTOFFICE LEXINGTON KENTUCKY FIRST CLASS RATES REASONABLE PSOCSIXTOKC ASBURY HOUSE CAMPTON KY Alex Anbury Proprietor The table Is supplied with the cfcoieeatf viands in the market and the charges are reasonable Special inducements to commercial tourists i MHw i 0 SPrUOLING SON are cow prepared to aanufactare First Class Flour aid At OneEichth ToB ad wiB dWOOL CARDING at their sutB Spradiiir Jy ALL WOOL CARDI GK at 6K cents per poasd The er CON will rua the wool gSCvmt one come all axftt ywoH flourt meal and wool caidfne JWhp iv3 JS SPBADLGT30i Vi 9 I 1.